St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 28, 1929

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s Pe ee eee ee jog PLENTIFUL, fF J) WIVPUNPIST —TOIERUSALEM KIDNAP TELLER AND FLEE IN AUTO TOCKS RISE . ft “— Pe | Engineer of Commission In- Dirigible Lands at Fried- __ ioc aes bere a | ioe a% ‘a + | tends to Resign Unless He _—richshafen From 5040- TY . EEE: ie Eee pg + petenaa ail E : c | | Sete Mine Geieetion| Bille Tour Geer Shun 1S DFFIGIALS SAY Fall Says Teapot Dome CUSTOMERS. From City Officials. of Mediterranean. er Kenewal o : a Fi. § W L d t S 1 l 1 gee Bank Rat J c™ oe | DISSATISFIED WITH —_ 81 HOURS IN AIR, M ALONE WAS To vice School Children EM P LO YES a Bk 8 ee Conk ; . >» - | — LAW ACTION — RECORD SET IN )-MILF LIMIT | wat BROKERS’ LOANS : 4 ' | Midwest Refining Co. Held Pe. ' . | »:. , ARE HERDED \. Ps Finds Condemnation Pro- Distance Exceeds That of DOWN $144,000,000 E% ‘ ol i cess Slow and Costly — Journeys Across Atlantic Oil Monopoly, Which He Coast Guard Headquarters : _ a INT | y Al IT His Charges to Be Con-| —Reugh Weather En-| Gin Stud fu ae — by Making Deal =, gh oa reg sidered by a Committee. countered on Voyage. Orleans as to Position of With Approval of Hard- “Hii. i 4 ' Upward Ranges Extend to — aT BARTECLOMES. fs SO aene : Canadian Schooner. ing, Former Secretary ; ~~ “ee In Addition to $8000 in FRIEDRICHSHAFEN Strong . a stern sense of duty toward =m | ; | Business District —Near- a. ten eieieintel Be the school children of Wyoming : tebe | jg i te si a | EN eee te gee hee eee WASHINGTON. Ma Fabulousiy. incredibly, : 1 See by Depository Similarly the day's sa run eb pes 4 : ‘ow. facie ai | artholomew decline Gay to xceeded thi : sith : ss ar Guard he ue rter: n- Ciusive interview here with this #: | iG FSF Looted Feb. 20. 5,000,000 shares ar €1 Mm 4 rOUSse Oud: eg see way ee a 2 * the return t year. nounced day thi | r ive correspondent in his hotel, 4i4e The average lative technicalities and . 4 Ete i ; on z P . q . | . ~— . “ae 7 | > i. ee . ‘ * . . . i : ‘ = $ 4 ; 7 ‘ 4 . x 1+ ‘ "se . ‘ are ' : ey le a ‘al stocks closed 5.9 point : 8 yneerned Bb. g. hu PRLS OF RS Cvs id Marseille: an : | al details to supportthe 4% Zi . a. . , Hs National Bank of! -? Fai's 1.2 ~ , hesis that altruism may hare . aa . ae Be & Maplewood. 7305 Manchester ave- . . ‘ . ‘ . or me ft ‘ : p¢ rs z t ‘ Os ? . : isis>d - : S° ‘ - 5 . Be : hes 0. ints lgher S. 1 ine ric Oo a of a Lmmitte : = 4 rus Haifa, Je! Lem Athens, | - is eh . ve lurking in the apparently " . , ’ * — 6 Be . _ ; . F ae >. ‘ ’ : r » i. Py Y ‘ ‘ P After (ns C t e340 € ata) 1.0 + YU Abe U1 8 ) venal contract that filched Teapot heart of Maplewood'’s Town, } 2% »! ati ary lenna. Tu s' # ck ee us te business district was robbed of cnc emetlitr tetany tient lle, ce matin: is. utes “hans tae, srilay tibetan, »saigitigslti i it~ attain Saale bile . Youns to | Ors dealer 7 mi ty that e Was nc a Bartholomew to Leave be Kew 5 ' 7 . ae ' for a ro}! 1] The work of the committee prob- (im r, ‘riedar hafen — m7 ” a ) 7 Amer. : 1) “ , ns hate 4 a es % eR ' | about $8006 in cash and $6600 . Member Danks for t veek Phere are still pending Ny is OXLET ——— ! bjectiol of the he 7 rb det ; ame s. he has a tubercular ri 3 : pe ete begotiable bonds and unsigned memeerh 27 vicre announces U several bil o aniend th. Or Best ry HO Mla. nment 4} ted the sh) a: eens . . More than six feet tal). a the Feder: i A - in various respect 7. bartholomew's possib! ign i over Em | ee i with drooping white ‘‘West- eest00l 000 representing a de- me e defects that its «s ion ove a oe eh ; ene : hae witiain ' mustaches, and thinning gray. ; i. i | , ‘ parame ef $144.900.000 2s compared. ports say have betn 2g..284 MOR Of Beas eee Ts x t¢ | in a RED git ae ad hair. Fall's once broad shoulders; ¢ 77am a employes abd custoniers, in- Mee the preceding week. T id ! ars P 7 or - yf y : er ‘ela are stooped and his speech is fre-| 32 Week. “me Cluding six women, into a vault foe €VED Wipe out tir 166. ération. here is 1 repeal — ee oa a ee ee eee ae ale | a BO aan . -q. quently interrupted by a hacking a t-_ > ~ % i ot escaped, taking aw increase of previous pending ne ats igured in ir d he Zeppelin untered roug! - 3 ‘' cough. But his spirit is not) # Pe. a Be OGD 444 currency shortiy before noon to- day by three robbers. whe herded a teller « , to pre ene porsible purse n . : ‘ . ly - . _ “ ow } ' : . ; . ase : : " , firing af the Ti or accoul f out o Lenresentatis ‘ari Robert . lesda2 . j #2 : Ne: Americ mn tae . hig: Se siecle , Says Harding Anew. ~ wen banks de 44 Ssh. , Trav rad oeurntyv i Wa } ians ‘SiGe ae bane } Wind mad =e te é a. ‘ ¥ “s “i gS , ; roughout an interview tma’ ™ : ang for Account o: hi jecrease have | e support © jarThag rk T ', _—_— v ~ en —e nage , —— oy ven saat tes née way trom discussion : LORE fee Mies yon but the 356,00: t if Nev | , oo 7 Ys eS LEAS CNN A TN Nt Rt Nel NA AO AYR A Ot mn Eincials 6 LAmeesy ALBERT B. FAIA. presence wi ‘nown on the ‘Lo rit? . 7 s r ’ _ repUunuousiy TOUnG (4. pecept snapshot taken of the sirect former Secretary of the Interior.) ®"e@) wilh | ‘ ler. Les eee tes 3 Se bie ‘veh 4 from tine tox LINER AGROUND, GETS OFF 9 eine sornct ot to attempts ‘sis uss AND LANDS 200 PASSENGERS 0°", (ii (zens eee wee Warre) , : 7 7 nmi: ii 4A "a atye ect}: Ft mn Fall's possession S ( unarder Transyivania Returning Auto Parked Around (Corner. hrom Mediterranean Cruise. Ar- was ot k and a bury rives Safely in Cherbourg. | u an ‘hen the rob- oe | , | 3 ee e te * re “4 , e% } Soeur (CHERBOURG. March 25S The NEW SPEED MARK, ee nieameantd rete the Salt Cr | Chat % Dear | | Anci Lis ney ly: i‘unard 0} ner Transylvani ‘Te a O° ii’ : | 2 es “al) anid “The ath a a ceiatades cae ze ' nt c - om An 1 . mee 112 MILES AN HOUR 3 . ges , ' . | . aes , leased by Joh Paper mance wit! AY I | fours r j | litneo ‘ 5 ~ *¢ ame into (he! uUrg snortis atteys > , if 23 ai terrace SET BY ZEPPELIN On o e, -€] ” 2 hes ne t - ae : for. This Teapet Dom: 1] o'clock tnis morning ’ tty orner from the . beta, : | of complicated sharply after running aground ne; ban | it ungvarded whils Tee . , 2 . oe 2 @ " : ‘) ’ | +4 arnt to ‘ i {"r 7. Des , , , . , : r - niles ; «© aur ot j saci’ - ne F ‘ " m - wit ; ‘ : 4 c 4 ’ . ; . , ss via ; ite . s ere 8 ey }} ica!’ Lc } ws j } ( _ ; by 7 a« muon : ° ; ; : 7 :¥ , od tos Ws ot : s*riuita- = le’ is pistols Kk directors mad inge | What 1S Se waist ao nS anil y * ray oe We aC] | ; oll and was a et o e r, vell-dressed bar} . ‘ " 4 , " ‘ . 4} c + - .ay in ee “ediocow 2 noma ganged ge 9 onnection tha FRANCE ENTERS ROW 32°" 078°" cing for the | out asgstanc: et. scat pen r cent 7 ind e mad he SUT a inc fon ee te tie rnme! in reyalt 2 2 ' ar cent. | : : , ‘© itrary 19 ‘ ' : ' r ; ' . jay? ' center ‘ ° Baldwin LOcOon wits ey ry) fe trip , . ur ang I * . - I ntti _— a : 2 ‘ , | en ? J Al B DEATH OF SAILOR arr rod } Rr ‘] was not beactv ‘ : Ling : re LZ he eon s* f ‘ ‘ ad we ’ | ' j . . - mo) 67h 4 , * . .. . . ; 4 '. Ai” si | | i; — & . . ; w #2 ~ a A ~~ - ‘ 4 a ie ~€ b a . ~~ oe : ; ’ i ’ t x : Mona) Cash Register : ungs- | P obooh | ote ) . wench “I'm Alone” by a ¢ | the ap eye. HIMSELF WITH DYNAMITE | a , ~ ca , ,. } > G } F Lé Sitt Li ? ~ ’ ST : ’ " Spee . pie : : ‘ 5 © . : : . . i 7 ’ O06 ra ti re ‘ fe = . , a: . Tow, Sheet & “ae ae “ ‘ee Bia ; . $e “ : , ' e is Lad PUA as “ a pra ’ ; ; ; ’ nd . son lj “Nae ae Thi ecive BUY yea! - BCHONET. Sad lj D ie KIN; h @ nde the Midwest oM. On irch 28.—T;: , —— , : hited State Ste, 8 we, 2 — aT > ‘ i . J : . ; oe is > . Pacific about * * Trading fer ort in: TONIGHT : WARMER TOMORROW a ene ci yb it his ome f) See Cones ase all as mb 4. | que sane ; » Sta urd Vil of Cali-) tr er er { | ; 1 . > peooped Se apelin ae Be THE TEMPERATURES _| prefer to remat | settle d x cgi egg y of the Save Rive-,! oo. aeammunicated to Ambassador | had to tak price the Midwest $8. touched off nine stick iT he lea: od. thee aaa ee ey a Oe | pene tei Shan S.606 | , fit appearid darge Wal} : 2 ; : * > aa , este . . ; 3 ‘ i au ; ss*_ 4 ° . et. i . . - ~F ~ -* L. » oes o . . : ; - { ) ; i ; " ng Min ‘ = * A ’ ext ryart’, orderes Washington oner® National ( Ban) ao ares 3 : “ge ate te | t ” | _— the eal toss rate g3 fOr! Official forecast mt tee ls ae ae ee a . ‘ : | : : | ais | | ” “ so | pay oes Sins: 1 4 imto th weve 15 po. .., it was uearned Wz STREE for St. Louis and 2 sesh : ae : | ri : : | | =a c | Pha cg rn | vicinity: Cl -udy nies aR Rai aaa si teanepaggcrinadie hd . 8 agnntinste: ees m the stand- | byes en | fury Of ie brother. # oe tonight “and *° FINDS WOMAN IN APE COLONY cane! nee of Corfu. A be. Pench Core ta ee ne the state of PEARLS WORTH $82,000 LOST morrow, probably we ww er v6 op | fa. peng | : pers . pattern tl th at 3 sith showers late Agenvt in Kamerun, Says Simiaps | seagate poner. amet a voming from the Stow nt he me oa tonight or tomor- Apparentiy Hod Reared Her. ae memes cate a 1 response to an interview i ae | ge ye at NEN : M row: rising tem- S&F toe Assocs’ Q ' 7 perature tomor- e% _ alee: “wey $153. e0: he ¢o! , ‘ row, weAding 14: 5 With the cr . the Mar’ , f , i | i id J ; P ; i ' , ' : busi aa ag aie as tin , soo 0 nity se, :, ; "pit build sO Another 40 tie ide rover, The “ving sc | ‘) : ' ' : ; ’ , : . . ee ‘ : - * r n TLE Ui be! : ‘ ' a) : 1600 has been an- ref lewtiers te by ’ “4 , ; .* “Itho ‘2 | 1) ? $4 ] «a Pi 4 che ' " cs are . . 2 ‘> o Bae cnsifl , : ry i hex beou< - MmOLon —- nounced by the insurance compan -_ = o peilng cor syuer A arnacion Bureau ms = ieateants for returt of the Thee] ila ere ord: red «4 ee? « drink 7% among other things hoose’ 7 Arivona *") oe hlecord Price for “= ran berrics. 7 - tis?" : : 7 ope ne ie ba lis - Dam in the Btate © w? ’ ' . " : ’ . = : ’ ; 7 , } I . _ ‘ ‘1 . J - 4 e 7 . ; <4 J «i : . : : . , a aed ies , ‘ Mi , , . - . . . 9 : : . ry . ‘2 ner oT vt Ze. t's ne pard {6 . r ord } if vet bie aid returned | Tue Ment) (hot With Teller. “egy ‘ oar a a r : ' nor a ai . ‘ ‘ ; $e : F j nint . — oe * [A fa p =~‘ , Conun ~ » ’ ‘ : - t 4 ae j ; , : ; ‘TA! unds of Lime { nited Sti ani a auaate or a and hy oot in » eet ht # “es Sed on Page 2. Column &. . lle , | ustomary tatto¢ r The 4 a a ace oe ; trav berries ch Ww due . , ) | led over to the lender. ané tl . . ae age iageresconst a Tg wpncwemghona? adit saat ce | ee ssing err | you ca ‘au tomerres ) were are an whe had gathered it ras @ Closing stank prices with ~ ori | ; res ' ae A | — cea 2 Rati | , we ; Louisiana produ viet ' 44) ; a eter eh; The tend Mer tables and market new: | romney , _ — as eel | , _— te | BN SAS ; | ULers gave $7.29 jeading SR found on jascs 38, 39. Lh west | : OO EB ere - eA OE CL: LLL AL LLCO LLL - a a em - ~ _ _ Cuntinucd on rage 3. Column 3 © Continued on Page 2. Column 6. Continued op Page 2. Column =. 1¢ berries | Continued on Page 2. Calume 6.

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH unk Sp ; iad | ____-- THURSDAY, & “ pace tah THREE ROBBERS GET | N AIT) MONEY MORE = _ | Capone Ceo of Bh Ship Sink by U.S. | UTILIMESSPENT —"*5cretine, NATIONALISTS SAID "=", wo SE gran ETON | : om : | GALLES TAKES eras, ESCALON AFTER $175Q0010BEAT t ; PAGE 2 _ th nl MRA i ig aa m8 OO i lll . =H ELSE GRE Gage) Eine was ABS SUPPLIES 10 BASE Drums of Gasoline and Bags of Coal Transported from Barrier Cache to TWO PLANES BURIED IN SNOW HOUSES ’ ie ee eR age 2 ‘the machine. S ger, by Brisk Rally at ra led of today’s marker radio opened 3 points Rebels in City Killing and employes appeared on the | ee of Blocking Extension of | =‘ Congress Under a Prom- and tnitie gains of 1 to 3% shouting for he! Four and Suffering Two 3. = a te » ; aa a! . be . - Casualties. om i apes E J . mos ) j City Owners p. por® was a. Oi tes it y | Cat nen. Conan had gone north int customers | N. W. Eee, cate) i Dive! ‘ siliin } Power Firm Officer, Tells | 4*®+r A prices a|Li Chai-Sum Reported to -. Have Gone to Nanking ‘& opening west Federal Cavalry Routs 300 when avenue = Li: ind Westingho lise Electrie. St . Vil of New Jersey opened with NANKING, March oce Of 14.000 shares at 58%. Chai-sum, Governor of Canton, / UP +s. 2nd Rio Grande of with a Dlock of 10,1 shares ha ve ‘ _ o 7,909 at to be put on 1 * the Associated Press. | By the Associated Press. | savy anything you 1! > > S > WASHINGTON, 'The organization of citizens’ com- | Ms E | : Teller Put Out of Auto. was reported here today to Bigs vgn aed een executed at lla. m. The re- ne beeen in Olls. : port was given penernt credence - A report that leading 6 etecy opposing in the 1924 election legis-| bers’ automobile driven thouga it could wot be coafitmed. | tives had agreed upon 2 policy o | By the Associated Press. conservation brought a flood designed municipal |; ¥*5S*- ; | f buying into these iss : LONDON. March 28.—A Reuter ee ues. Ser. 2009 to 13,606 Troop Trains of Insurg- _ ta Sc | : . : SS. a - —. . . ep | |/power plant ownership was reiat- robl ; can) ; Se | mS — = ; i : ank at ( robvoery | dispatch from Nanking today said ents They Report Fleeing ‘ = . % “foe ee E 3 ed today by Norwood W. Brockett re Miss Lilzaoeth lannahan,' that Gov. Li Chai-sum of Canton From That City ‘ ra = _ : -S of Seattle. ident | Roy Downing. Edward Schwartz.; had been executed at 11 a m., de- Mar China. JIMENEZ NEXT POINT OF ATTACK | State of Washing . ne . =** eo. + . ans Vas ) « 1t out a. ~~" nd 09 in i , . . ong a « . | ‘ . | area 1) ¢ ‘ = 0 / nmortn of saw the : SRLS oh Ree RARE AOL Rae aa aes: : Most of Outside Work for Season Done—Gray Twi- light Indicates Long Win- ter Night Is Near. Rr R ia, Chile and Andes Cop. > HOOT Se wes companies, if che r avenue. and Government Aviators Bomb ‘lation - Wash... vice pres ms OPE Re Te D ce . = : rrr “~) : — . of the Northwest Electric Light and | Harry Holekamp,; spite the fact his safety had been Holecamp, cuaranteed bv President C! y UU Associate. Press j - kT} —_ 4 ; : , By the A 4 ' ete SEES pre bank. The Rai-shek and three leading m ame «€6hCAEE.,. «€6©March 23.— eral Trade Commission. laces ere unmasked . bers of the Government , ; ° . Z 7 A do £48 . . - 4 ~~. i ii ‘J 3 i i stil ‘ The occupation of Escalon after a : ge ee m ¢ oe 3 . | Appearing at the commission lescribed as well-dressed, Db r brief engagement with rebel forces : ~~ a Ss saa a pa Eats ‘ sciiasiaine aellt -aalllin Reports yesterday of execution pers made up the dividends whiey ‘ bast Ady Sbak' ' wists ACrsv slice . : go =— oe T "h oi _ 23 ‘or ; + Nan —s ~ 4 th nee ° - ’ : : Ss . , 7 ai _pi “_ um were enie a > “ aes List . “ ~ was reported Governme! a % a eae — Som - aod ai-s d ea Na ase stocks teday, S ga . te r : s03 7) ass ; we : } : --@ Pract a ¢ . ie, h a today Gen. Calles, commander- es : . .¥ oe — nt as gy. Li was arrested March 13, snort covering by trad. m-chicef of the tederal forces KS arrived at Nan- nO soid stocks in the Tatast isned > ot, will appear oniy ig tbe | > 2 Se ee ~ § " 4 . 4 a a . sade ile ” . ° : “ mn this “rt : the field ; | linet: ite mmiittee ublic | - ntained $6092 in cas ing to attend the Kuomintang reaction ME RI oan ae : a Bo Freee, ponte pte 430 eae > men CoV . eS ' — mecluding ite dvar in nu poe AMERICA, Antarctica Calles report a ? lat Feds ra De on oun eS ' a ‘. ™ former location Ww hi pe was conciuding sin +." , eae a number of _ . be =f " aad cavalry under Gen. Benidno Serr we hank je | Sessions today PECAILICS. (B3 ireless).—TRe Sray | ; s Bg 5 ae ,; ve : ‘ ’ ‘ DANnRA 1s P eee o- . o 4, + ¢h “¢ ee hefore the win- " . . . ss Aa ‘ ; - : 4 aA+tm;Rma? — ‘ " 7 , oints | iit ss at . ITE — . 7 = to clashed yesterday with a grou} ae _ ; iti ie Aa ¢ nd is pro- against invos - a Up 2 Pp early, Na- = oetin - : ag > = o , in . to the ap da na is pr aeditien in conniection , , pein ash Register 4% Nevada “weht is settling down over Ant- o* 300 inst ' AiLiVG] Jli CULLILO@CLIVGi Ce sSU0 » = eee cee + Sa f tic: The sun rises only a shor: of Gen. Cesario Castro. The ies of the Wuia: » and Safeway Stores and a ee ee : - . 72%. . on “" YS . ’ rRemis 4 ‘i ; con saaca ‘ ; 5% a \ Bank Ne Rebeis pearance. nage arby Raided Feb. 20. Mrs, , iiscouraged bri D vi a v = a near ; - ~ ; sia Tae painiieas P . en . - ~ * ae a ~~ > CiesSsOliidS com! ee o _ were organized . = rd s cities of the State which he was t Governmen enpected to be } nr ry ‘ s * : . : TW : - power wind, sR d ec Rb Fc Ee RE AOA FR —~ -- ARRIVE AT RIO DE JANEIRO rrese. me: ™~ oe , PS OOS at OF a ” Se RP Pe —._- — — - . - - — . . -et a - s 3 * ie 3 t1: CG ata isc.es Ti EW a sets energ) , ~ oe “ U “ase ba fas af = S| - e I — ~ * ee - + a rewonaner Iva icin; ' cs : ‘ . = 1. m OmMmpiet ‘ lagen Government n had offered to — a rspa} acy exe . aor not yen contend o> vas a . : : : ; Locomotive The roy-| to Chicago from Continued From Page One. "| being cheated by the refirery mo- them choose two nopoly in the Salt Creek field ad- | joining the Teapot Dome field. We were getting only ha:if price for our! get a goo ‘oil. I saw that this monopoly could not go so. How could it be broken ” >. “ & » . m ral . ~ reporters stuffed chair. in the modern hote! -O.. ne W iOUugno} Or | Naot of Power ‘ > , ° ~ « Le " + _ ar, ankKruptcy - ~ istrict Court here $36,484 357 the schoo! gir! SOoTT) & som - over. more than once -—s > ATon +. rw. iAnme ~~ 7 ~ Lil? aid ViiS siNnCiair You ask about th the East. A lot 109 mate giving the total rebel casual- **S@! authority for taking steps t “i — | ae iece of property in ties as 300 killed and wounded. lease Teapot Dome. The legal au-{ “™d in Teapot Dom. - ne stagi The Mazatlan report was some- | *®°rity. I contended, was in the oij | *IMeTY Monopoly at Casper what in excess of previous officia) ‘©45¢ act of 1920. Provisiofls w: wit? by estimates. The last previous report }™4de in that act to adjudicate pri- : on the five days’ fighting around Y2*te claims on lands withdrawn as the richest petroleum pools the western seaport piaced the rebel dead at 65. It was figured here that of the 300 now reported. about one-third would be dead. In certain cases the ‘or did he comment President was impowered to adjudi- Secrecy wi hich Sinclai.'s were deli speak Federals Capture Rebel Poxt Close t» Arizona Linc. Gy the Associated Prexs. TUCSON, Ariz orief fight early todav Me; Federa! captured a small itpa: a inne = aa Once during th i ee | : a ee rebel post across the internationa! m i rae pen ¥ . Senators tine from Afiz.. Uni States immigration office here ported. 2 Sa tance age tained i sa oe iiietlini n preferential! regular busin: t7 sis ae ce iapptssek Po Rebels Deny They Are bE-vacuating in the case wh : i Garg: A ape Jimenez. ndisputal : Operations hi: i i Rae Gl pony nroughout the South west. By the Associated Press. begun, the invasion of the fiela as K Street + ooo oe See JUAREZ, Marc! pei (oe ng lineal Fall Ends Interview. Jimenez, Chihuahua. Southern Pacific ¢) gcse Sigs chy >i ne ca + stages awe a pee of off But that was ‘hen Fall, siouched on a vari-col- rebel officials here already drilled 22 wells. havinc the |; ia te A Baig-g eT eee ee Oe Se “Gen. Escobar ait roperty by land o Rdane baneen | me. Thateak sow, 1 pi ae fight near Jimenez.” th bullet! though they were on States. ther sources bility that the im-chief might move north or Jimenez would not be foucht when the re- na — > Sat a —— ai & > i= mS. ‘ wh heli n mpiov al cus DY ti prominent fi “s . . record at 275. Americag By. a last time and our days’ press dropped 5 points -sa marked br the pale glow of! social advance towara Jimenez la to- Se SR ae ee wi cal nagers of henegpenttio Rate: ee id or the howling | the Save. The call money renewal) rate ef there will be| Federal aviators returning from | Min ao Cabetind m Sees cent caused considerable shelter everyone and rooms 1 scoutin lines} FYROM left: Edward Fuchard, Edward Young. J. G. Williams, James Barrett, Capt. Randall (seated), as that =— will carry-ever vhere we may work or read and| reported to Gen..Calles this morn-| Peter Jansen, Chester Hobbs, engineer: William Wordsworth—the crew of the British shhooner U. S. OFFICIALS SAY etre: number f re- nass the days of darkness in com- ing that the insurgents were re-/ “I’m Alone,” which was sunk by the United States C oast Guard cutter Dexter. The men are held in New “PM ALONE” WAS : 1 to 2 points appeared. fort. treating hwest- Orleans pending investigation. T it is admitted, was a rum runner. RI JANEIRO, Ma ne main trend continued upward This day there is a strong wind ward to Rosa li: the — = IN 12-MILE LIMIT —«apt. nacio Jimenez and Caj however, with ofls again im te blowing and snow drifting. A holi- a = nominated Harding. | id h : d the advertisement: re | : | | From P Or cisco Igh ad. cae lay has been declared in order Calles expressed the opinion tht Fall Recta nail - = ad by th ~ublic Utility ] Continued From Page Une. tor who Tuesday ci lete “ ©. H. Houston Succeeds Vaedsin that may be rested the Federals probably Oc- neti Gan. ne Wood and Low- | formation Committee, but the let-|—.... catner than to the 12-m‘le 2omstop flight from Sevtile. Spain. | gy inc Associated Press 21 renewed for thé last aes pmappesed. T a ” deadiock. ters were drafted by t] ommit- | mit which Secretary Mellon me t hia. Brazil, lands at R ) PHTLADELPHIA. March #— : = — th ere | . = gets al tatenee oo Deal W as Aid to Children tees themselves from literature pre-| tieneqd im. epheiding the Cont | “Se SS -eorge H. Houstcn was teky | gaya n vitally St ae the railroa ; of Le muchHA ivaile ; - . cilitate their ent ae calcem - the Baltvh tin n resisting the cold the troops are well . wells memento a ttn. > . , hiie reiliee 38 Tn ; ne : ' flight. which originraliv een! . ' by — Plane Buried in Snow House. 0 magne . back Wood provided Wood all wed bic mg he _ — os “I'm d one” was ins! he thre: = : } : | — h | oA Samuel M. Vauclain, whe Was Ser three monthe te mel cam Cabinet offie + 2 | wee | 26 oa : - : >| m e hit Lit. eee oe | te 41 ¢ . nd bac rete F eae made ‘ hairman of the board. ; hires sine: oa waeFins The headquarters New York Gasoline Tax BE . never have worked under train will move up cian fe , bia te tial , ee ae i a he s By the Associated Press, | nditions, building a home | tracks are in condition oe . en ae cs 4 “0 eee ete en ie ae = eseieiaiees canes Rieger neiz in average speed o! ALBANY. N. Y.. March 28-—Tie in uling. all the bulky and | Planes scouting between Exc Fall said. gees etraapets ae — “ einen: uss sain aaa yom passed yesterday the Re ) rial which, accompanies and Jimenez reported w pagan a ‘. Seana ; : a ae on retenhie (tie 3 i} Se- publican party’s cas tax ih ee aviation. it has been Herculean bands Oi revel cavalry whic} Refuses to Renew Contract. ae YuUlaings i , +s ets oe — oe sit ea Sg penis ecnagggeerai i, LRN 8. sa cede eae SF ril] | ing for a 2-cent tax on se gol lask. The Fairchild plane. the thought to Rave been separatee* “T talked it over with President | ‘* — on a ery se oo gets ke ea i ses ores: 3 eh TR ——_—_—-_ ~ “Stars and Stripes.” is buried for ‘rom the main body or attempting > Harding and he agreed that it was ae Winter in a house of snow al dec aan ips bad thing. When the contract Ford. the “Floyd °F mane _ Religious Insurgents. / ran out, 1 refused to renew it. The be tucked away on | SES _— Calles telegraphed the! President backed up my refusa! ime mest quiet da) cate resident he hoped the best and | Gen. Lord. Director of the Budget £ The day it made its [ast flight death nest comiplete equipment would be | was called in, and-he, too, said that ones aot the wings of the Fairchild craft, Thom the cleanup of the seinelea’ rélin- Sut what were we guing to do ie ae egeeeaie sa ublic range {je emp registered voters : hole - the snow. = 8 ae | 2 S0-Called religi- , spout that oil? How could we , that Salt Creek m ; a senior se ae ee - ' tial wre anil ; | | iOcks were piled ail around it to OusS insurgents in Jalisco... Guana- it out of there” paved the way for putting money PUacrie 30 gaa , —a wii ap ates eee NVR : PMR ogee hae 8 | the top of thé fuselage. so that th« juato and surrounding territor “The answer t> be the imto the school fund for the school plane rests in a sort of snow fort ssa fr $e a a ea ie > . , : 2 on SE hes cneneee a leasing of Teapot Dome to Harry ““Udren of Wyoming rade M at b ee mee a 8 ) Phil crush the movement entirely. The ‘ on ee ee —— os cme Benefactor of Children. gee oa no geet ~ea o a “God te ! | : contract antes uae ite 2 cure as if rum into a hangar ang ; es chet these in-/| shere is sec _ seagronanaee On the = ihe door lecked. The wind can! a iQ its h intensified ; appeared littie less fantastic. The pm™ . : ee - bl : . ithout; "7 « tivities at the beginning of the ee pneu ithe bag in-, planned for Three Riv ate e said the companies were . armer Lists Debts at $26,000. : Cectun = wants to now withou ja ilary revolt. but otherwise | inane of the Mid hes oi eal 3 nz y Do- ith the artne nly nciait . rn hegp cP FF , r [a Jf phew Mo siarchn 5 — Wi) : The center eaction of the Ford | ved anand on age te — = nO | in that sae i ~ | senys $100.000 “loan” suddenly t ther as momentary light tall gf be og : li ti wan Be a - ot o settitn ee Sab Soel See ee eee eee ms break in Northern } i. om | Fall's voice : ; wing motors hung before putting | ™/ . On the west coast the advance, Mentarily and Romy RiGee ewem | ; aan ~~" | excitement- Yesterday the tast of the barrier guard of the army of Gen. Lazaro Sa che brought in. his was Cardenas is expected to arrive at ever read h irst ag ladle Ti caiceaitees Cache was gn. tt doe. ad oa contract wi re nee some of the material takes ashore garrison of ee elie Onset io | Tight there on page of ip tp cin a ‘ _— ee ney a ee Ries eentianing their pursuit or| t2@t contract. peenking? A moment late: nSTY | on ee ea | ng lay alongside the barrier. and the retreating rebels up through ‘¢ Monopoly Se ee ee a a i dan nila neti le oe * hae gradually Deen Raules te- s = : . ay nreug : te a tails of one of those conferences > ** : ee : ‘ ward camp when weather permit- Sinaloa. While Gen. (arriilo was He was int ‘ with Harding on the two le ; nN} ij@ iq. lence his i intmen ‘ad engaged in reconstructing the raij. | COUs hing. enehten rape tenga entaevi was to th inet. Several times, } aug io e Dp 0 | a ; reads along the line of the rebel | ™€=t in the usual quiet voice. Pani stn oe ee y aiuet loud voice, Fal! 7 tast Fed Mewe~e Ses retreat. aviators reported them Cites His Legal Authority. a ce _— — : “ The last drums of gasoline and 20rth of Quelite. They continued. “Of course, the working out _ ae : . oc aren pratnrcing ion't know any- arents to be comfortable ast bags of coal were brought in | their bombing and were said to /that contract required months. |, oat a Pvt ae sae thing about the public lands. They esterday after they had been ¢z- | have harrassed them greatly. First, it was one thing ang then 3 ee wet it all mixed especially it — Judge them by appearance! Judge them eavated from under tons of snow Mazatian sent an official esti- | W4S another did not attempt to estimate 14., East A Io ie. Mies oe : | performance and price! Remember ind it was with sighs of relief that | D t d d ght they are back ; the men dropped into chairs when | evoted daughter cote te ee -aegrardinet yp joe tells what she did for 80-year-old mother = , had eStabdili 10noOpely in taik about a sect township ect : In the meantime everything about | sel the Pontiac you prefer, certain ‘amp has ons prc ont el that you are getting the most car for the mone big pile. over which a house | least money ever offered! Every one is will be constructed. Then it will completely ‘‘Good Will’’ reconditioned. be both accessible and protected. Our big volume permits astoundingly ee en poetic. prea low : . ‘ ast we an ) re prices. Thr ifty buyers are taking ween clear ae cold. At night these cars on sight. Get yours today! new we beautifully tinted sunsets and while they linger In The Best Buys In Town the west the full moon comes tp 19"K OAKLAND CoOACH— —+t M the east. an De a brilliant and eleng- - : } ; "iia late 19°6 with erigira! aed moon of = ee ("i al _s ’ ae af “ .« ~ ia Jt “ Regular Business Transaction. —— ee contented Duco finixh that shines [ike dance : 4 &ewess ln -a% . unfamiliar counte- . 3 ; new Very coed fires and « It ‘ ’ i : meteor that is exre ~ Dal ¥ Occurred to some ot Us The Robinso tionally quiet Only $395 j heaatiful Rat we were tester. at it upside | acti on i . ——& & Maas = * “s ; \reeesr ne ° 19°T PONTIAC CARRIO. 7 tee 1PT—Very late model and shows oe sight of wear, Pa« the original Duco finish that looks the new. Badr i« fin- ist d im a benutife! beice and the fenders in checelate rewn. Has “panish brown eather upPoistering, fixe goed t'res. Ramble seat and many eererssorion. Bure HW to. day—don t “ait See eS ee lela il = ve reimbDursed. or si " ~] eg 11tyv ! aad e ‘ uncial ?P or ou rie | give 1920 there. Mrs. health problem to solve. ‘9-8 PONTLAC — This car ls exvecetiiest reepert: hae 5 very cond rivet uph ostering is spedems original Duce fnish a «cratch Eun very wd guaranteed, fer eniy 7 “My mother, who is 80 vears old,” she explained, ““had a partial stroke of paralysis."’ It was vitally impor- tant to keep her system functioning regularly and easily. ~ ~ 5 See. that evacuating Aci A case in rented “= 4 a si a and as report oak $475 EW YORK. March 23—Al-; *© hough he is now at Little ameri-/ @94 of “GOOD WILL” mm “ the Bay of Whales with! umes OAKLAND -omm™ander Byrd's antarctic ex-| cond Saye Ded ‘tion. John J. Bayer of Hrook - The . "IP s just commen sense i. > 7. an engineer in the employ of | —_ te ber «2 big cor steed noune of « small one when the ) Diy the c¢iry ee “ty department of water sup- is the = gas ar 3 conti ) | = : opened a electricity. has not) tenn his chance of advance- : '. 4 the municipal service. comm Barer. who obtained a leave of ‘°° Tem absence from the city service and Ale ~_vlling the post of second as-( 7°4F ~ sa engineer in the Byrd expe- | "5" HOM. took an examination for ad-, ‘T@# Y8Rcem en: to a higher grade e- from As8oc 80 years young! | Laboratories of the Standard Oi! , > * Company (New Jersey > ‘ oe behind . —_ ww ee tba PL worn . extended Diaved 4nd spoke in what whisper was the house Th 4 ney tried various Measures. Bur kK _ one - ‘ ; they all proved too strong. They up set her in her weakened condition. Thea they tried various oils. But she objected to the taste. Hiotel Shoreham serve, the courts uph them. " 7 th 7 iera ten4 : ; 2 ; ASH OK if he oy — ./ CICA Le ti «i DOSSi- : . i Many Talks With Harding. poker with Harding. said: “Not went into ali this wit) eaci. | 'm that House, but when I was in Harding. Ever. Ppiaved respect to the the Hardincs Jome and of the Ca! Mrs. Harding present. ey ss es Was 4aiMoOst a Nujol is for the young and healchv, too. It accomplishes quite as muc good as the more drastic methods. Finally, Mrs. Robinson said. “‘afrer ut does its work in a norma! sar- were 5 miles north of El Paso teading the advertisement of Nujol, | ara? war. It not only prevents an games, ie remem ber ene My health, Im here for my ¥¢ — that. We find it very sooth- | excess of body poisons from formin hen Uncle Joe Cannon alth,” he whispered. Ing, aM it gives satisfactory resulrs. | (we all have them), but aids in their pas at gy meg — us. and Gourerneur «a; ho Py - att a -_ _ | : . end a good St) said he had not read “Re: My mother can take it casil~w— removal. can a ae fime of the snappiest fight 7 novelist, was there 5 h that you den’t often find. . He had talked the better two hour He came to cause El Paso had sud- > rebel commander. a > ~ Part the + - Phoeni » °° re ’ ‘ “et +? inant Ms - : nt ne Senate, I sometimes aia poker in the house in Washington. > His ranch is Wot) ; be tornia was tirst discussed with hi: "* ion Ty ? JOSE rh " Yeut to see him many limes rriendly #«s tinder ot , ; —_— p : — 2 1878. ™ executive offices at the te cars im America; Teeth ard an hMwoUuse lelw ft , . Stee sauuse SO0ieiy to tai ver these MEMBER © ASSOCIATED PRESS ee ee ses. * THE end AUDIT BUREA . The 8. U OF CIRCULATIONS 2 a Gews dlanetches rw wise credit t ; . she ited -m - this All rights of republics: : Now, Sinclair had certain claims Teapot Dome estimated teeny land that were to be worth $1.- Phat accounts, in part, for that Little Green House. never played there. TI only visited the place twice. Both times [ wanted to talk over the appoint. Attention! Business Men! tablespoonful at night—because it’s tasteless.”* That’s the wonderful thing about 14 OE OIG If you are looking for wars to make rents more comfortabic, you couldn’: do better than fo rcc- ommend Nujol to them. A bortle Small down payment. easy GMAC terms. See “— Gaily bargains on the Classified page. New York. MH. HM. ‘Railiey. persona! — " re? atative in New York for tite | hare Rrra o- Nujol. It won't upset or disagree with anybody. You can give ir to invalids, wery old folks and tinv babies with perfect safety. For Nuijo! contains absolutely no medicine or drugs. It was perfected by the Nujol he te Sarization, jeticr “ayor Walker and te Commits- > Itetz of the de- the pg water supp y. gas and er W in which he salt of vie service 3 . ; “te RRP erg GOOD WILL USED CARS |) Ceaeeeepemeenei oe: tT Byrd would be glad to other ment ] > I n of iaskan Commissioners a to G with Harry Daugherty. The Presi- dent had asked us to consu!t on penenced office hh . ee lid Liss Matter preference. But there was al more Important factor. Sin- agreed if given the lease. to 4a pipe line from Casper. Wryo.. arroliton, Mo... which would Carry the royalty oi] from fhe Salt a costs mo more than some ¢rifle you'd x buy to please them. Why don't you stop in at the nearest drugstore today anc buy a bottle for rhe:r own ner- sonal use? You'll find ir at all good druggists. In sealed packages. WHO CAN USE MY SERVICES? Bran M- |\ViITCH ELLETTE. 1 3537 S. Kingshighway ‘| OTORCO 1049 S. Boyle * Riverside 8536 GRand 8537 ererutive with extensive actual practice as eredit mateger in accounting. corresepandence and compirte office detall Immediate “aiary secendar: \ddress D-3TR. Post-D'spatch. His Estimate of Harding. iil @id not attend the Republi convention that i) re : las. s ™ ' : reek iCAases, and il the ro\% i 2 im Chicago 2»

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‘MONEY MORE Wi (continued From Page One TE i actnnn tee id Stangard Ou A rican iss eet and ag Oi} AR 3 Brisk . Rall at Opents mg. ; ge. ra i | brisk! iy at (\OG@) s market 7 in? ; 2,Pens. higher, Improvement in Oll $3 This ix a bhenutiful car ard tARKICO i s bic bargain. $4 wrnac 75 inte mode! and Unis er, signe. of wear, - PONTIAC COUPE— This car ie execesient ir every respect: has 5 very good tirets uphelstenring bs apr ties. ericinal Doce finish witheut a scratch Run very iittie. ang gearentecd, — $575 fer emis ‘ery n beaut if! beige fenders im chocolate Has Spanish brows uphoistering. fixe Rumble seat and ores. Gav it to- $475 Pontiac Roadster =". 57 5 fares im America down payment. easy GMAC terms. See our end in fully brake> Gaily bargains on the Classified page. A bo» often find. ITCHELLETTE. OTORCO* i049 Ss. Boyle GRand 8537 [ILL USED CARS - = _ Tis 5: latue | MOVES LAST OF SUPPLIES 10 BASE Drums of Gasoline and Bags of Coal Transported from Barrier Cache to Little America. TWO PLANES BURIED IN SNOW HOUSES Most of Outside Work for Season Done—Gray Twi- light Indicates Long Win- ter Night Is Near. OW EN. Iost-Dis World — Br Rt SSE L L th is Pest Dispatch n LITTLE — R Antarctica March 2 7 (By Wirele one Rae he gray twilight that before the win- ier night is settling down over Ant arctica. The sun rises only a shor: distamce above the horizon ef a discouraged yellow, gives little neat But most of the ou the Byrd expedition f for this season is done and in a few weeks when the sun dips behind the ner for the last time and our days are marked by the pale glow of stars and moon or the howling drive of the wind, here shelter for everyone and rooms where We M2y work or read and nass the days of da in com- fort This day there is a blowing and snow drif day has been that tired muscles mav ond energy days of hard work. A man gets lired Much more canpiged down here, 80 much vitality is xpended | n resisting the cold Plane Buried in Snow House. For three the expedition would never have wrmal conditions, building a home hd mauling . all the bulky and hich ge sek les con es and whic} side work of more bar- ong wind A holi- declare rte - ? “a — renewed tee ax for months the wo he Winter ocks, and t Bennet ” wil! ihe next quict da} The day it : last ite Wings of Fairchild mete folded and it was pushed hele in the snow. Then locks were piled all around the top of the fusclage plane rests in a sort Tarpaulin was wpand the plane tre as if run ihe Goor locked. The blow al] it ants to now wilt injuring it. The center Mane has been put in fing motors hung be tting taway in a dugout of its own. Testerday the last of the barr ier @the was brought in. This was m@me of the material taken ashore while the supply ship Eleanor Boll- ig lay alongside the barrier. and thas gradually been hauled ward camp when weather permit- ted, last Focl Moved to The last drums of : “8st bass of coal were brought i yesterday after they had been ex- t@vated from under tons of snow and it was with sizhs of relief that the men dropped into chairs when they returned at night In the meantime everything about mp has been collected and placed mone big pile, over which hous will be constructed. Then it be both accessible and protected. The weather has been less fickle | this last week and the davs have been clear and cold. At night | | ; lade 7s wind can thout Base. gasoline and fully ROW We have beauti tinted | wingets and wh they linger in| the west the full moon comes up @ the east, a brilliant and clong-j| “ed moon of unfamiliar counte- hance. Kfinally occurred {we were looking at it upsid: Gown, the reason being the t are Ourselves upside down at the bottom of the world. So far We haven't fallen off: We are grateful to Newton. 1] e to some of us'! i we far Uadincer With Byrd Expedition | jon rad _— York. | xe TORK. Ma 20 sno 3 Uh he is now at Tete Ameri- ! of Whales with | stud Antarctic ex-' mae of sup- electricity, has not of advance- servis ' ance Ment in the munic ipal &, who obtained a from the city of the took an examina Cement to a higher he ieft New ined a perce amg H. MH. ‘Re; "entatar: ve in York od organiz wrote r Walker and to ‘ of service a! second as- | Byrd expe- tion for ad-| grade be York. He of 79.26 persona tn 7 ce ley, New : 1OyY Dietz correctly informed as that ‘‘om- be glad knov ss _Byra “ould will | ‘ill be} i f rke gd under | | I | ico ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _THURSDAY, Buildings of Lenox Hall Offered for Sale r - * Fae Wr. » erm, > “=. ae * i CN et = LENO HALL TO CLOSE AFTER re LAREER Thomas to Sell She = teraz and ; es, en . > +h va } » ‘ (ne once fliourishine privats for girls years of will Ine its eristence pr li was neve ‘fects of esent ik | Woodlaw: op Kirkwood Remo ters on avenues, propert from more tha boarding pupi! present, and ‘ used or more than School Founded i in is no* into its 4 and exacting work. &¢ . Teacher Mo. abandone te > She ; oa 7 | } : ty to estabiis! with aca ‘ — ToO-ja Stnatiil Zi msi hil , ; . Ler } ] . € * 4 ‘to accommodate entailing subsea on tne } v10n ency and he ; The courses | signed bring adva! the rss, «ge de to other end cf ll neighborhood ome, ther % ™ e —— | Phe rson avel u*‘ c a SPPUCALOnE them. $100, 000 hep rs on V had rto re Ss I m closed cen 4 OSperit\ 7) 17 ‘oe a 46 — #486 wes unper- nsplant- tra 2cation posite Cs 1907 Gispose G . | ’ : xt 4 S um ii' ’ re spons uST accé apartment enture. outgrow! ilding iversity (C) 19826 to Xenia ld in Seminary and the moved to Kirkwood large were echool | was homes acqui building erected. t an outlay of One vuently sold Lenox Fall has assumption 0600 of the $191 hee: that as of stronée of a gir's’ schoo! students in the “Howe for a woma) environment remains a 1) to lea ing. ve! ura! activity, woman i her fullest self- in the for ¥ motherhood.’ instinct * Mrs. in from paratory work for col in Vj Classes iew, +7 . — will contin nounceme! continued don a commodate old to remain opene _4 the undcrtook @ Ca! > oo to pay its transfer ownership Mre from AsSO( 1eet with Success 4 ment YE NSA 7h world.” ifeh gh her school ° kindergarten lege with tha a Thomas to the iation. but the effort iy. Th institution where ts red and he venture more than homes was lé t¢€ e hi far T az — finds her greate expression 00dg anaGd sas. ere de- to pre- aft Ty debts he Alumnae did not even be vote Zs 4 Pe x : ri wae: } ZEPPELIN HOME AFTER ITS CRUISE TO JERUSALEM Pave Prom — ———— f ontinued One. ee ‘7? Shook Over Gulf of Corinth. 14) lac: : ta i Odvsse Ws He é wie . ,* | | » : /annoul Have Good auoee tite. passengers re tt. newspaper the): of besides Cc Oo PD Vv Wes mnitionists DIES IN - DOCTOR'S OFFICE Jos: ; hast! ‘ Child Hit by Auto. oe. ‘+? aa “ vi ‘ te} noon dri 6217 erday an aut Hof! mohile TIA 7 AVC] and ouds. HE administration and resi- rence building of Lenox Hall, fashionable girls’ school in Kirk- wood, is shown above. Below is Mrs. M. Louise Thomas. founder of the school and its principal for 22 years. CUNGRESSMAN BRINGS QUOR INTO COUNTRY ave Meme: (it Dele. vat From Panama Admits Having Four Bottles Bac N “Matter of Conscience.” sav Treas- ury Officials. ay ne 4 ~ até > Pee ; : s@y j ; + A\SHIINGTON Hi mia) ia ac ing of ePmpe New J Took four de} tse tai Said > ¢ iOour to get irst- MARCH GIRL, DEFENDING O8 1929 “MOTHER, FATALL ~ WOUNDS FATHE L. N. Bradford, Farmer Near Holland, Mo., Dies in Hospita! at Blytheville BLIYTHEVILLE —L. N. Bradford farmer near Holland. i er. yesterday wound inflicted afternoon shot DY Nis iv-year-old daughter, Jewell. The gir! is said to have fired after he had knocked her down when she tried to suade hiimn from heating her No charges 1inst the daughter itiment to be "? « "> ies : prosecutlioa ce meee eeeeeatee eePeaeseeoaeeeeaee **. CONTINUED PI~Nisi(tte Dp IN AMERICA | rROM FIN°NTY FINESESS MEA—WE CAN rnriccs or WAHRATING— We hase me aaerucices. are the enly firm in st. 505 WN. 7th St. Serving 3.000.000 customers in the United States, Canada and Mesice. CENTS SAVE 10 S000 YEARLY ON braeckes er selictiters Louis doing A. L. SULLIVAN Weavers Since 1900 a TO TUL THE WEAVE. ,ot FROM Sh.00 IVULR CLUTHES im St. toma. We thie @iase of werk. St. Louis, Mo. 7 TRE-ORE DEVOTION Good Friday, 12 to 3 P. M. ANNUNCIATION CHURCH SIXTH AND LA SALLE 8TS. Father Mullally, Pastor Father Jennings, C. Ss. R., Preaching Low Rate Excursion March 30-31 : HANNIBAL $3.00 QUINCY $3.50 KEOKUK $4.45 Tschets Good Only in Coaches and Hosured Oals on Treias Shows GOING Tiekete will be honored on traims leaving St. Lowis 7:20 a. m., 2:15 p. m., 7:30 p.m. and 9-01 pr. m. March 0 and on those leaving at 1:45e.m. and 7:20a.m. Mar. 3. RETURNING Tickets iseeed to Keokek aad Ouiecy will be howored on al! traves up to and including Trae Neo. ® leaving Keokok 12:30 a. m. and Quincy 2 a.m. April L Tickets ieened to Henniba! will be hon- ored on ali trams op to and reciadimng train "No. 16 leaving Hanaibe! 4+ a. ow. April I. Half Fare for Children Neo Baggage Checked SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS HANA TIBAL—~ Merk T wee’ s Home: Mark Twain's Ceve; Tom Sewyer - Heckleberry Foe Statee QUINC) Soldiers aod Setlers’ Home SF OKULK~—Dem and Power Piaat Tickets ot LU sion Depot or Barliagios (Clay Tiecket Ofiee 416 Locest Sereet — Ceatral 6 Cc. B. Ogee, Gen. Agt., Passenger Dept. tion of were buried diggi! Inen The bodies of two miners named | Wickersham covered was found. O* little the worse From the pit from which Stray- | voice | mon teet the heal impriso! riously Some hours later the other two bodies were |feet of packed snow. ( rushes {j the j s¢ instaniti' ‘~ + tyan Superintendent R. ig frantically and Coler were re- first. Then a faint d and after seven hours’ iment Gerald Strayer was proteeted from the snow by a table. He was for his experience another faint rd and an hour later Eric was taken out. dislocated and Se- hurt. recovered beneath 15 They were had been had died in debris that ds and apparentiy Wakes Just Before Slide Arrive« Stra awaken nian if} from 0} $5 BILLS RAISED 10 $20 4 vt , ra ise d i_t'QO tril note ver Cle, h Sliusgal, nt The bills have been Ver re t . ’ ; al ‘ arning fer $o picture Nort one # who ndy ta f : bought of mashing “The B the snow n ard Haipin that something ed him just before the slid: bunkhouse. it something Hike a gust of the window oppo- the bunkhouse.” he instant the snow Then all was heord my rescuers tany feet lated his bed in next hrough. until J] Ol- apove the nightwatch- just get standinz2 kitchen lie was the miné@. had come workings eat and a table in 10 some - was the bunkhouse through tf | snow, he bulild- un- faeot he landed on so! IN CIRCULATION IN ST. LOUIS merchants to look | Reserve notes | by Lo Federal] has United issued Secret peen Stat to $20 Ps pasting “20 ver lea} bears a picture whereas the Abraham of eland as the Joseph Steinberg. grocer, 2033 cashed | boy of street, bills for a cents worth yesterday. irteenth ruised ry? rh the and sausage the | calling | weight | i His his | i mits—in « over ">. - points out the genuine | Gro- altered | JAncoin MISSGURI HOUSE Climbing 300-Foot Slope Colorado Snowslide Descends Mountain Side, KS TERMINABLE PERMIT MEASURE Bill, Part of St. Louis Rapid Transit Plan, Passes With Only One Vote in Oppo- sition. By the Jefferson City Correspond- ent of the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, March 28.-— Theterminable permit bill for com- applicable only to and a part transit pro- carriers, the City of St. of the St. Louis rapid gram, passed the House this afternoon without debate, and with only in Opposition. Sponsors of the measrue re- considered an earlier plan tolrt it die. since thedse vesterda of the terminable. permit vill, sponsored by public utilities he epre sentatives Ricketts and louis intre- for the Louis urvey (omitiis advancing i despite amend- the House were he bd Lauis. one vote teat general ar St who duce: the bill Transportation * active passage, adopted bill st son, were in foward mnients when engrossed the which tO WeEAKOCTI Ii The Senate, to ible ’ : to the can be how 20 attempt modity amendments the Senate wouid for measure wt] where an reniove ov- thie with be r concur- armnendments arries origit all common car- the Brate. and tility companies exist limited the If nade or ection: Dil | lspass d by changes, it tre hiouse Tije Senate any such turned to rence mn The iy common « bill applied te operating Sile hy riers authorized exchan ing term franchises for terminable pe ffect permanent fran the consent of or county which operating. The the bill so that the ¢ of #8 . @ V« to 2¢ the chises—subject to the municipalit the carrier Was liouse amended applied only Louis This made the purposes of Louis, to “ity amendment apparent'!y bill unworkable for the the rapid transit plan as terminabie per- jssued only for that railway or bus lines and if the city ex right of purchase pro- bill. it could buy only of the lines within th: amendment also raise 1 of the constitutionalit) as amended. In could be atreet the city, rd ise cd the vided in that part cily., mits part of within This a quest ion of the bill FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS FOR EASTER <' Roses, Carnations, 50c per dozen. lips, Jonquils and other Spring Flow- ers, reasonably priced. Lily Pot Plants, 35c per bloom. h and Carry ZUCKER’S FLORAL SHOP Seventh & St. Charles Te- Cas GArfield 6221 .* -— y, CO Pm c X. vt 2 a = 6BEACH.BLEND” « new light tan leather com- biried with ““Sol-Tan” (a darker shade of tan) form the combination that gives “Selonia” a compelling appeal. It may be had either way-light with dark trimming or dark with light trimming. Cuban heel, medium toe. SEVENTY uss Width 0 Hosiery to Harmonize 7 new types - Many new shades - 3 new low prices $715 $735 $765 503 North Seventh Street, St. Louis Perfectly Appointed Stores in Principal Cities 1. eit tenets veinnactty lia imnsiteen. at aitaigpeatabatin tintin, Alisaiaian mar. than btn. “iting cwaguat ttn teas: aitabasillespeticn he ce By ot tei

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THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1929 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH -~s ~~ PAGE 4 AUN ON BANK ASSAILED == ster orisess © were criticised 5: - iry st eek for tailure to assist AS BOGTLEGGERS’ DEPOSITORY | 20 o or Sr saenticsing dopesttors being boot . -h cere sirspecté of - boot- =" of Philadelphia Taken Over by — Gap apnea rite 7a 400 P reas ~ Cam aed, ~COSROTAT ED ~— AINDS we gees Soremest Sismans oPecaty Shap Friday and Saturday. . 2-Day Sale Higher-Priced Lines of Easter Footwear 75 LIDO SAND .. . SUNBURN BEIGE . . . GRAY BLUE JAY BLUE... RED, ETC. Another Company. have o% ae | orammass Swany Sipueiy Shp PHILADELPHIA, Mam Exchange Nationa! Ban«z Friday in a Special Easter Sale... . mn The Corn xX Trust > ~~? puke tet -_- ‘ss Ne ees a eee y a To Arraign Liquer-selling Saler- a 4 aaa _ ‘s& imo ROCRMOOCRRO * Ce OL eee Retin NN AIRES rq oR ~etten . ¥ a * es a age . ie ee . , ? S. ERAL purchases of the newest pump, strap and ge : . « - . - os —_— ~* a — - - . " ratterts in @& ery correcy ae . eee a:cvV Daiernt anc cation : . . , . . . with high or low beeis SHOE SALON—STREET | QORMQOOPEO MC OOMMOS Sars CaM eater Boh Stee a ae ee oe a > BPs Pi ee, Rs ae paw) , ats Pag vs Ue ¥ aS a : 2 (Pa yaa # ‘ a Eee ee of Rae ee 3 Acs a ce ee : a ‘3 “fe « : . 5 al : a x ‘ R Charge Purchase ed This Is the First and x PS ae Pevable in May Onlv Notice: OM aS ~~ GARLAND, (\COSBBORATED =" et .Lou:s’ Seremast Womens cbectalty chop bs ,. nae RET yet: ann ign * alee iter Capra " i i a an ee ne ae eee at Fs é ‘ : ~4 . + ; Friday....By Popular Request Mighty “2 1” Sale o: RESSES anp 3 ( Smart Broadcloth .... --. tweed... Our Coat Shops are ce fit you smartly for ly, too, when you cor bilities for selection at $2 “dress” Coats with trimer furs... “ensemble” Ce by unusual attention to ¢ Spring style-notes of car maker tucking, clever cuff Sises I4 to 2B....... Sizes 34 to 44...We Py, bene ~ g } 4 \ ia # fenpe 7? ? bit Seow se Girls” Steps to Girls wh eno enter Sunday, are selecting the leather Slippers sketched fords if their Easter outf (NPCS H SCP SPSS eSBs eer THE FLO. ene-strap patent leather for pumor gris HOP Ome ee 2 SOc Ferre + ee aes 4 emalre a ¢heivilna 9) fay ” D HS: i ae oo |e , THE MYRTLE, new cen- UIGg AC a tor eh A i -_ Bee \ wees DOs’ . j J . ter } ide ; ; : OS ee, eae mama Re Byres Fe, Ci RE “Ra ae aaa ee : : : . | f'/ th | in patent lesther; sizes 54 On. Weve Taken SEVEerai Nunared Dresses rom ou : a’ J ” to il, 84.50; 11%, to 2 : + ~ > . ‘ ~ > ° ’ . a. + A Lick & me : COLLEGIATE OWN. Special Easter “*2-Pair” Hosiery Sale FORDS for junior girls are m varnous combinations of Offering Three Regular Lines of a ee Sizes 2% to 7 Newest Georgette and Crepe Frocks 7 , Sleeveless Frocks With Long or Short Coats $ 1.95 Chitton | Ose Manv ot the Newest. Most Colorful Prints viet “He oe aerny t.s 34... 9q' > Newest. Early Summer Flowered Chiffons All-Sidk Jacket Dresses . . . All-Silk Ensembles a $ 7 , The Smartest Bi-Tone and Tri-Tone Color Schemes Pairs 2 : = uo , COiorTs Gaerne Extra Sheer . . . With Picot or Plain Silk Tops Garland LY two pairs and save 90c! We've taken 2500 pairs from our tastest-selling lines and offer them at this two pair price tor Friday only. All have silk tops and feet ... some are lisie lined at hem and foot for wear. All are perfect - gs a 4+ ] ; and tull tashioned, and there are thirty new colors in the group. & AD 6 eh 2 SerEGSO Ss! dwt Hea ~ Se oe!) i it te Qe “foe Plane . “= — & > THOMAS W. GARLAND. Inc.—Six th St.. Between Locust and St. Charles IQUSREO ORO OR OOMMOOREO ORM OORRIOOMBOOMBOCT

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__. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SHAE ae ean _______._ THURSDAY, MARCH 28, eae ___- ___—_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ _ PAGE See Our Other Announcement on Page 13 Come to Easter-Egg Land! — . See all the exciting things Peter Rabbit brought to his taster Egg Palace—live furry bunnies, funny chicks, filled baskets--and best of all. you can get a “Bunny-Box « ' Ticket” for 50c and Peter will give you a valuable present wrapped in bunny story paper! (Fifth Floor.) 4 GRAND-LEADER Sale of Silk Frocks -An Opportunity for Fashion- Si y 4 ie Economy! Frocks of All Types (“SSN nei So exceptional are the values in this sale .. . and so smart the styles ... that women and misses are choos- ing Frocks by twos and threes! En- sembles ... Jacket Frocks ... Sports Frocks in Summer colors ... Sleeve: less Frocks . . . tailored and afier- noon styles! In silk crepe, tubable Summer silks, Georgette, prints, checked silks! For misses, junior misses, and women... many Frocks in extra sizes. ey as VO Ot ee ~ — Y e TT Y — eK ON . 2 BI 7 ot dee, a) “—— , Sale — Boys’ Cricket Sweaters Special Purchase = | | 69 Extraordinary *' “=. 00) te ~ _ ete 7 - ane ? were si } of Manufacturer’s Values of seorgette it sunburn- beige ‘sons. Nesetebanesing je. Surplus Stock Timely Appeal! hot front with ties ful pleated skirt.. Peppa: ilo and tan calfskin are ex- eee Tweed eee OF Velveteen eeee of — ial tremely smart for Easter. yet are built = sturdily ‘ : “= ™ Our Coat Shops are completely ready to out- Grey Broadtail makes th: Easter Ensembles enough for serviceable all- ity ly for Easter ... and inexpensive- under-collar and smart yok« | | Ly ; hae | ? ¥ fit you smartly tor ) pe 7 ltt ts ab eee oa of Silk or W oo] - Spring wear. Sizes 11 2 lv, too, when you consider the wonderful! poss- faa Te =i | . 4 to 13%, $4 and 1 to 6, $5. bilities for selection at $25> Tailored Coats... Netehiie tn ut watteasians aan (Second Floor.) “dress” Coats with trimming of favorite Spmg Misses’ Jacket-Ensemble Misses’ Ensembles with tweed or Boys’ Crusher i amported tweed in soft- furs... “ensemble” Coats without fur! Marked colored stripings, with kashana coats over silk frocks (plain Felt Hats, $1 by unusual attention to detail. and by important matching silk crepe blouse or printed). Women’s Ensembles of is prited ..... ., 829.50 Spring style-notes of capes, scarf collars, dress- novelty silks at $25. Misses’ Silk t . > ‘ $ Nile green, red, light gray, light maker tucking, clever cuff and collar treatment. me ee : Ensembles of printed silks with ™ Special Selling of Men S tan and black—these are the ae Enccmite Of never | jackets or long coats. polka-dot silks , ‘ T colors you may select in these Sizes 14 to 20... _.. Misses’ Store silk, sketched above, right and companion niet tects coat ie Chalmers Union Suits popular featherweight Heats x g : 1s from the Womens Cae? : thet roll wu to #0 im your Sizes 34 to 44...Women’'s Coat Shop Section, unusual value, #25 and chiffon frock) at $25 to $39.50. pocket. Gio wear them, Sith (Thir Filo : c nie "1 @ : a ©: a (Third Floor.) All sizes. ee (Bove Own Store -—Fourth Floor.) 3 for $2.50 The well-known Chalmers Girls” Slippers Take : _ | | | Union Suits at this low price are such extraordinary values 7 . that hundreds of men will buy Steps to Easter Chie ——— : fai an entire season's supply. The w : ) garments are made in athletic Girls who are eager to look their very best on Easter . A a style of desirable materials for Sunday. are selecting the three smart black patent ~~ Spring and Summer wear. All leather Slippers sketched below, and the smart Ox- F sizes from 36 to SO are available. fords if their Easter outfit is a sports style. , : , in round or V-neck style. Mate- rials include: ee ee ee | h ‘ TWh a: A Representative THE FLO. one-strap patent leather for junior gris : Rayon-Striped Madras © \\ 4 1s Now in Our has low covered heels; sizes > Lustrous Broadcloth bs at | lV oiletries Section Me ae © ................5 —— Checked Nainsook fs ' | Mercerized Pongee — _ more days te con- ~ sult Miss Marie W eber, THE MYRTLE, new cen- Set | ee ‘occialbt from Primrose ter buckle mode! with cutouts (Mien’s Furnishings and Square lHiouse. the celebrated New in patent leather; sizes 8', ‘ ey er any ee Ee eee ' York Beauty Selon. She will to ll, 84.50; 11'; : — -_ rn eT be glad to advise you and te $5.50; 21% to /........ help you choose from the Primrose House Preparations, COLLEGIATE OX smart Leathers and Colors Easter Candies and ray it PFORDS for junior giris er: Geragrer 2 in warious combinations 07 pre-tove cal ond clcskn with in Arch-Preserver Footwear Novelties for Everyone leather or gristle rubber soles. Se Re OD Bo cccnc..--- OO , . ea av Nest Boxes killed £ . These new Arch Preservers ... scientifically constructed to take all the strain Ga: = One ed Baskets Delightful for grfts ., these (,cily decorated with big sthbon off the arch and protect the lovely curve of the instep .., feature the smartest Nest Boxes filled with colored bows and filled with luscious THE CLEO. patent leath- of the new Spring style-notes in viutersnmake, kid in new chades. and patent candy eggs of various size and chocolate rabbits, Easter eggs and er strap pump: sizes ©’; fe 2 cunning chocolate to ther popula t 8. 83.25 ; 8! to il #4 leather. rabbits... .. 25¢ $| seschiion vines 29¢ °$2.50 5 ¥ © s 2 a 1 | ee 0 “5 3 *) . » q J > £ =. 0} ss tad zy . p © | MONICA . mm pstent KRAMADO ... patent leath- : leather SS - "t black Kit ¢? R10." 4) .onrorn he ge keg lat #12.50: in sunburn beige kid £14.50: beige lizard, 816.50 sseetunresssetsss priced Ri4.50 an 4 — Candy-Filled Gift Box (harmingly decorated Easier Box, filled with three pounds of delicious chocolates, bon- - JOAN ... im lido sand kb Sr bons, nut jumbles. ervstallized fruits $? 25 f Copperplate Engraving VARSITY . . ' almora with harmonizing § trimming, Pr ee 4 ‘ and other delicacies | ae Py Special! brown kid, 815.50: sunburn priced at 7 RiS.50 | oe ‘df. 813.50: black... 813.50 AE 99 : Bem ge B j Wedding Announcements and Invitations Specially Priced hid : — eee Gift Special r dge LS Gifts to thrill the youngst Tabi The correct and fashionable Crane s : - hb ees oungsters a 8 .. + these rabbits, carts and wag- long narrow folders, either plain or paneled. are engraved in a choice of Ge cu $1.25 $1.98 ad | 28 ORO Om.) , } 7 - stor Plan Sik Tops many script types. The plete is vours. ee meme. We we taken 2SUN) weurs * : . 8 = ’ ’ * - & You may purchase the things you need now . : a, ve eee - eine 30 Announcements, $15.40 PL RK d H A SE S for Ma 2 dir y for them - May! All pur- Tables upoo which you will Qi offer them at wns cwe . ie 0 eee ODS ; “a ar ta eal Chocolate Eggs. plain or decorated. .. €,to $2 enjoy playing bridge . . . and Rave sik w 3 , : 817.00 AD | ADK AOW chases mode the belance of this month wit $0 Chocolate Rabbits, Chicks, Lambs.. 10¢ to $1.50 certainly exceptional values et ae | : ee “sf VE. 4 —~ on May Ist bills. A Charge Account at Stix, ; a + is low : | . Ee £20.50 ma NVisy ist bills. argc api Bonbon Eggs. plain and decurated Se to 25c this low price! They are | CH ARGED ON’ Baer A&A Fuller will help to solve your Spring Sonal Eggs. various fillings, pound 40c a nse, —— res ~ . j : . _— - , wef com po-boer sbri- Place Your Order Now for 4 4 shopping problems. If you do not have s Chocolate Marshmallow Eggs. box. 88¢, each. le coid finish, and Pvt. ved Future Delivery VW AW B | L L ~ charge account here, we mvite you to inquire Imported Pascal Chocolate Novelties, 2Be to $1.50 or green wooden base. , a (Street Floor about opening OME. (Credit Office—Fourth Floor.) (Candies and Thrift Avenue—Street Ficor } (Notions—Btreet Fices.)

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FA . Wage re a a - o_ . - ———— ae - PAGE 6 | i ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH eae ________THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1929__._..___— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ; os RY and know something about ft re- Charge Purchases Will Appear on May Ist Bills you people have placed tn me, if | I Ieft.’’ he said, “and I'm going to alize that it is by far the roost im- | - | | 9 : stay with you.”” He previously had portant apatite -" our great City. | i ’ ; ° . U, indicated he would remain here “Four years ago, after two of; ¢ ‘- ‘ ‘ ) jas a confidential adviser to the ithe most bitter campaigns ever: x, | — eee cee Wry ! held in the City of St Louts, I Was | P of his book on urban sociology. ' honored by being selected as the | “I’m satisfied with my _ results it chief executive of this city. Fven) ! Missouri U. Students at Dinner fng on the same way anywhere I FUR Rf ELECTION | did not cease. | HOURS OF BUSINESS: DAILY 9:00 TO 5:30—_SATURDAY 9:00 TO 6:00 OLIVE AND LOCUST, FROM NINTH TO TENTH hed Three Times in Mount: here,” he continued, “and I’m go- lafter the election, ihe opposition | , teach.” | 6©“'Tpnon «entering my duties @5! 9] pc — Plan to Try to Rein- ‘ He cautioned his students to be | chief executive, I selected the best! , ervice Test — Kick | | 3 C jeareful in their explanations of | fmen T could get for the Board of! state Teacher, | Public Service, the most important b E E bl | ne ha wales and assist d them Ke eat pk / ! our aster nsem € heise i“The Family” when they return Proves Fatal. : | board in th COLUMBIA, Mo. March ?28.— “I¢ is not that we have anything | Devotes Address to Mass | : ~ the various depart- _ Special to the Post-Dispatch. Lhome for their Faster vacation. + r T} = Hy? o ashamed in appointing } ' ) ety: S34 >. a Agsocisted Press Ir. Harmon OO. de Graff, ousted in ‘The Family we are site . . 1 »,ent heads During the past four’! ie Wy Ae ee nw t 7 , last week from the faculty of the | of,’ he said. You always have Meeting in Wednesday wears I have devoted every ounce) CLES A Pitas. Y7 iy Can be Extremel MIDDLEBURY, Vt.—Out of the University of Missouri by the ¢x- the probl« m of BRSCEMANSING winsgece Cl hy A dit bd t Hi of my ens rgy to the proper cone- | 4 ' Ke f. a. 4) Tt f} Bi q y 3. Mo n Horse farm old-tim- ecutive board of curators for his| fathers and mothers and they o! " on al duct of the affairs of this city. Di 3ig 5 2 'ed. ; DD iy, 2 Smart at are telling about Castor and art in the sex questionnaire epi- | understanding you. ° white lon vant to make any | we : eT | | YP 4 ‘ r Achievements. a hi C I gon t a's’ ant to MagK ll y i great strength. It is a requiem members of his sociology class on | ec. ee oe | | sors, I am informed by a man who! the famous little horse that in sode, last night met again with the} “This dinner is my ono big chal- | criticism of any of my predeces-| | , \ PRES & ) =: ede LT Hi hi AGE Be “ - ; ; ill b oright spots | \ ‘9 Ff / WEEE oe . The Family” at a _ testimonial it will be one of the brig ‘a nnte ne 3) = Sry : : * , ee =. » aS logical phenomena and said he! posal before the Legislature, it will | ee icity of st. Louls ever had, ths Pre-Easter Selling Men Ss | ed is but one of oa e C295) ee of which were of thorough- : bey ne 7 Se 3 . “ ia @ . - | be legal j nnesot: sunt. fish, |} palign address last night at a mas: a ae hie iad was proud of his students to-j{ be legal in Minnesota to hunt ist a er des Peres eewer. nd and Arabian blood, Castor night. You upset nothing.’ play and “hold other publle sports! meeting of voters in th. Seven- “Thea water “hk inten 100 | ‘ ; in SP os eit oP oe | a iit am Sunday | waterworks is practical} e . the many smart En- ished second in the 1919 test de De Graff said the action of the and exercises” on Sunday. teenth, Twenty-tfifth, Gwenty-sixth, | completed We are now running | ‘urators, which wi! These things have been going. Ce) be ee ae INS full board of curat , lich ] ~ | Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth | Water through our new reservoir sembles at this site a severely cut knee suffered ) , , is rider became 1 6 k nm without ¢ r effort stop them, , a fall when h meet April A ieans pete ee , . 7 ‘ . . e e . = > 5 : — a ’ . 7) aa “Tl was very glad today to hear soon be completed and regardless Plain colored, striped and Jacquarded silks, in ¥ is : S und load, nearly one-third of his in the paper that the Cardinals and |Of what has been said by anyone ractiv -at- Other Stunnin } x gawn weight. without developing leg the Browns are getting in good {I @m proud of the Courthouse. It! attractive colorings nea neckband or collar at g 3 eS nuble and with normal tempera- form. When I reached home this|!S one of we eo ve court- tached styles. All sizes in the assortment Ensembles a? : | re, respiration, pulse and appe- , afternoon I warmed up my right | houses in the nited States of | thou A not in eve attern. Th SES S pa Up to $295.00 We . » a. cy i o_—- ——— Ke 4 Se x, ~ 5 oe MN ~ * a — hee > 2 arm just a little so I'd have some | Amcrica. : | control. Proud of Lighting System. | Men's Shop—First Floor. ADVERT i “In a ereat manv of the tall “Regardless f what has In a great many of the talks; “Resa dless also o ha aA Ensemble Shop—Third Floor. : ithat I have made in campaigns, | been sald and what is being said | TES ee, ’ CW Rhinestone ewelrn once in a while some things that; of the street lighting system, I eee ’ YT have said have not been exactly |4am proud of that, too, and I am ! , |quoted correctly and I believe in|extremely proud to say that th New styles in Brooches, Bracelets and Necklaces. insurance. I have life insurance | — of re ra has the most bril- = BY : ’ ' : 1d autom insurance and ace | Hant and the most extensive, Dy far ws . Silver mountings. Many with replica crystal integral ee nc Lace. oss $a ak ie ee eae . : : with the design. Very brilliant, charmingly beauti- ‘kinds of insurance and so I havej;in ar ge a ie America, | ea d ’ 4 , - (prepared the few words lam going} And am informe: hat our SYS- | ful—costume highlights, moderatel} priced. Dotwrert oon Sane: : ‘tem of business lighting is Ie ing , . . | e \ ' 1 e } ‘ Points to His Record. fused as a model for otner cities. | The Brooch Ilustrated Is $12 | egies niet Mate Gem Webire of! “I ami alse proud of ow: Fire | 3 | Sends More Deli htful Perfect- 3 Method Doctors Now | St. Louis will make a very import-| ote geese ve ag wag nse = ne ; | g Ate For Home Use H } an ecisi le wi 1€% oe a ee ee Ror pronatog sagem started on , : » . NY center buckle and new :3 at is giving vast numbers of St | studied our municipal government saisladaies inate sterh of the bond issue hilo gia Blue kid SSION : a — pal, where there are not at least Continuing Our Great Sale of INE : » ae rom . “ae aimee makbine ge ‘ ae F . ‘ nes : ; 334 ; : FLOW ER - , Bote! Ate VISCAS a ‘pe a s ; ea the ng pal , cheviot Vanfield-Hi _ Sf Ss a Ee Saas ‘ Mmiiace, lave pased and vi COD. _~ . © tS Se > . . BLACK' ce f ee SS : HAIRS tinue to base my cam paign upon the $ l 7 5 Rollins Run-Stop Suits—that are tailored to ae Social Activiti > RED! ae ee are ae STRAW COM |accomplishments of this admin- : | our own specifications, and : Bets: eee tag eaee jah eS : 2 press istration. I am not a bit ashamed F 1] F hi d ° sold at Vandervoort's ex- EN S Sins, eee aS + A*¢ TO) } f a sinel oes on = sh - SPS ; CHARTREUSE: S : %N | BINATIONS OF a Single, solitary thing that has | u - as 10ne osiery clu sive] y. Two-button | Permanen ay . been done in this administration SUMMER FELTS! sail ¢ Guin ae Senate coats, college model peak Saas — ya) | . R VAL ES Against Nonpartisanship. Newest ~ ] 55 lapels, pleated Colonial or ) | “After the primary it seemed | cwes © Pair Tattersall vests, 20-inch imported blue A g00d Permanent Wave, gi you a deep, natural looking compliments on your smart apy 10° Piero Paris Perm Particularly fine waves markable Paris-created re makes the hair more recépt always wished for, is yours.. (The Ne | maust aehie belies Soe heeagottens or | Shades. . pleated trousers, two pairs. as be 1 fo e election , St l f M A ce SRC aes TS AE aNY ror} &: 3 a can lidate whe propesed ] se } pies 14 me 20. 5 cs OT 1SS OY {atron Lente ee ! ee ey Partisan and nonpolitical appoint- | . . F Prep Shop—Second Floor. in Lar : M d . | gS SERS CS - i a) ments to the offices in the munici- | Every Pair Full Fashioned . C, sévVic : r EP RS te ee * al Governme i eae | > > ; S g CQtwwuiMt o7 : SRS So / it ; os we oe aoe som a ogra OU ACTUALLY SAVE 40c on every pair eee Bo : Bl B ished 8 : - ‘spectauly tity, cai @ con- | . ‘ mall Head Sizes. oS FE | i Se ‘uae Ea enough saved on four pairs to pay for the fifth! ys ue A ote _ 3 a. te wv . hs ~ CL SBRE LD SE PO LI SOT, DOA, aM Sis Re a % MOE. sidered nothing more than an in-/| : . : Sincere argument made solely tp | Sheer, clear weave Rollins ... that means “Miles of | Cheviot PACES 4% secure. the votes of independent wear in every palr. . Santa vy | rr eee voters, | : S We re ready for Easter with our ve ; 7 oy tS “Can you imagine the candidate | All-silk sheer chiffon with lisle-lined eat- | uits greatest display of new Hits... [P| of} @ peo oes hag BES With Two Pairs of every style note... every color fh Oris — en rps Slew yd Service weight, with Hele relnfotenmma Golf Knickers . «every matcrial is here in-end- Au Ae a FF | Service, who has been there for | Picot top, pointed heel chiffon, lisle rein- less variety to please each ind). I. eae uenety Sik Gene cree as Ce forced. $ } 5:00 vidual taste and fancy. Scccoh\ sreatest City Counsclors we have | Smart square heels and slenderizing point- i ee ef 4 , > ss Fetes a , % 4 w ve oe “e a Paling % . hie gh Opus ee a +A a eee SN es ee - Fon * % : *: + s 44 That plea did not appeal! to ed heels. me and I don’t think it will appeal | : ‘ , | ¥% Millinery Section—Main Floo» BIGGER VARIETIES to anyone and I have found recent- Mail orders promptly and carefully filled. Be sure Exceptional values—being made of fine wool serge, = RB ‘ ly that it has heen abandoned. to state size, color, weight and quantity. | well tailored, and extremely smart, with a 2-button rhe opposition now has been single breasted coat, vest and golf knickers. Sizes Hosiery Shop and Alsie Tables—First Floor. | 6 to 17. GRAND- Continued on Next Page. Shoe Shop—sSecond Floor, Boys’ Sh s d Fl +S SAhop—Secon oor, LLL OLD TE Rly OU E Eitan nein iacsaiii

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* “ND PS eae ee al - lh a -_ rr, oe eee. « ; . wT nk eed “La gu ee 14 oe res "a lp — ee ur” Hosiery Sale egular Lines of tot or Plain Silk Tops * — We've taken 2 and otter them have silk 0 tor wear. . . * nen’ ——s aoe » 7 4 KO ASTOR, FADS U.S, ~ ARMY HORSE, DIES Finished Three Times in Mount- ed Service Test — Kick Proves Fatal. the Agsoci.ted Press. MIDDLEBURY, Vt.—Out of the {. 8. Morgan Horse farm old-tim- ers are telling about Castor and his great strength. It is a requiem for the famous little horse that in gn even score of years blazed a trail of glory for his breed. Kicked py another horse, Castor didd from the injury. Horsemen say Castor’s chief im to fame was his marvelous versatility, but those who fed him and groomed him and knew the gpirit.of his 800 pounds, assert in the faith of intimate knowledge that his greatest perforinance was finishing the United States mount- ed service endurance tests three jmes. Smallest of all the competitors, many of which were of thorough- pred and Arabian blood, Castor finished second in the 1919 test de- spite. a severely cut knee suffered wn a fall when his rider became careless from fatigue on the fifth and last day of the 300-mile march. Over-trained for the 1920 endur- ance test, he finished in seventh place. It was his performance in the "921 test that led one of the judges to rank him with Justin Morgan, the great horse that founded the Morgan breed. Castor made the trip from Camp Alfred Vail, N. J., to Washington, D. C., under a 245- pound load, nearly one-third of his | own weight. without developing leg trouble and with normal tempera- ACCIDENT VERDICT IN DEATH OF MAN KILLED BY TIRE RIM | Prank Monteer, Struck on Head | While Putting Spare on His Truck. A Coroner’s verdict of accident was returned today at an inquest in the case of Frank Monteer, 53 years old, a huckster, 2002 Wash Street, whe was killed yesterday afternoon when struck on the head by the rim of a tire while putting it on a wheel of his truck. Oscar Montgomery, 14 years old, Monteer's helper, said a tire on the truck was punctured while they were driving in front of 3704 Pen- rose street. Monteer took off the flat tire and was putting a spare tire on the wheel when it blew out and the rim struck him on the head. Monteer was taken to City Hos- pital, where he died several hours survived by his widow. Clothing Catches Fire From Small Blaze on Lot. Samucl, 12-year-old son of Jef- last night badly burred atkout the boyv’s clothing had cauvht fire fire on a lot near his home. tite. His loss of weight was only 1242 pounds, five years old, Castor was used for was utilized at various farm tasks by the United States Department of Agriculture, which cwned him. Retired from the Morgan farm, where he sired many horses pur- chased by the War Department for cavalry purposes, he was used as a carriage horse by former Secre- ‘tary of Agriculture Wallace. In ad- ture, respiration, pulse and appe-/| dition. he made a record as a util. lity saddle horse. _—— ADVERTISEMENT COLD RELIEVED INSTANT WAY DOCTORS NOW ADVISE Hospital Method Doctors Now Advise For Home Use Helps Many Here to End Colds Neglecting a head or clicst cold is sure to cuuuse needless misery and may risk pneumonia. So doctors are now recommendivg a metbod that is giving vast numbers of St Louis people almost instant relief— then quickly drive the cold out ot one’s system. Miss Helen Parker, for example. neglected her cold until ber eyes became inflamed, her nose stopped up and congestion started spread- ing. Then she called her doctor who advised Ayer’s Pectoral—a hos- pital certified compound of wild cherry, terpin hydrate, etc. With the first pleasant swallow the felt its comforting, healing warmth. Relief began instantly, and in an hour or so the medica. tion was absorbed by her system, | loosening up congestion in her nose passages and chest. When she —_: ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH sella later of a fractured skull. He is CHILD BURNED WHILE AT PLAY. ferson Yarbrough, 216 Lesperance | Street, was taken to city hospital | body. His father told doctors the | while he was playing near a small, Beginning in 1914, when he was} t three vears in remount breeding in |! Vermont. During 1917 and 1918 he | IMAYOR URGES | RECORD AS REASON | FOR RE-ELECTION Continued From Preceding Page. Spending practically all of its time discussing matters not pertaining to the merits and qualifications of which have no foundation in fact, and cannot and will not be proved I believe, and I believe most every- one believes, that a candidate for any office, such as Mayor, who is sincere and publicly interested in the city, should spend at least a during his private and public life cuss his own merits and qualifica- tions for public office he must not have a great many to convince peo- ple he is qualified to be elected. Unworried by Criticism. “Criticism is very, very common |in campaigns. I heave had a lot of it and it don’t bother me in the | slightest. There was never a per- /Son who accomplished anything in | public life that was free from criti- cism, Some of the greatest men that ever lived in America and whose names will live forever in the memory of posterity were vili- my opponent, but simply to things | part of his time discussing his own | qualifications and accomplishments and I think it is reasonable to say | that when a person does not dis- THURSDAY, MARCH 28. 1929 ____ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH fied and criticised during their en- tire term of office. I believe. and | [ was taught by my parents. that | /no person with courage enough to | follow out his convictions of what iis right and with courage enough ‘to do right, should allow. in the islightest degree, his actions or de- terminations to be hampered by ,any criticism which he knows to be unjust, unfair and absolutely untrue, “You have listened for many an hour to the arguments of both sides. You undoubtedly have enough information and evidence to make up your minds. In my opinion, the question for you to de- cide on Tuesday is this: Do you want a continuation of what has been done? Doe you want an ad- ministration that is trying to lay and will lay the foundation for many great things to make this! a complete change of the men and women who have done and made visible many great improvements? ’ Nagel Praises Miller. |city a greater one and a better | ' place in which to live? Or do you; ‘want an uncertain quantity to take |'up work that that quantity is very | | unfamiliar with, and do you want! ' That is the question that I want | i you to decide next Tuesday.’ Nagel was one of the first speak- | ers to be introduced by Chairman | Isaac A. Hedges. “I will be per- 'fectly frank and say that when ' Vietor Miller first announced his | | candidacy four years azo, I did not | 'favor him,” Nagel declared. “Bu: ! | he was elected and elected fairly, | and when there camo ua petition for ‘his recall. I flatly refused to sign | | Ue was elected and he was entitled ! | to his chance. He had that chance 'and he took it and made the best | “Victor Miller, in my judgment, | not only devoted himself to his Of- ! Note: Other cases reported dailv— all certified bv attending physician. | Absorbed by the svstem Aver's Pectoral helps get rid of congestion, reduce the “feverish” “achy”. feele | ingy and drive the cold out of vour Just a few pleasant spoonfuls now and vou, too. will feel like a different person tmorrow. Recom.- mended by Walgreen's, Wolff-Wi)- | son and ajl druggists. "AYER’S awoke next morning there was prac- | tically no sign of the cold—and in | another day or so congestion had disappeared entirely. i H HOSPITAL CERTIFIED a "10 Social Activities Demand « Permanent Wave A 400d Permanent Wave, given by our experts will give you a deep, natural looking wave that will evoke many Compliments on your smart appearance. Piero Paris Permanent Waves Particularly fine waves result because when this re- Markable Paris-created secret formula is applied, it ™akes the hair more recéptive and the wave you've always wished for, 1s yours (The New Beauty Salon—Ninth Floor.) STIX. BAER & FULLER GRAND-LEADER Including Finger Wave and Shampoo character and judgment that you \fice with great diligence but he | i'manifested an independence of rarely find in the City Hall, and lf | there was opposition to him in his | own party it was to be attributed largely to tite fact that he could | not be commanded. “We are told that McDaniel | would make a good’ Mayor. Me- Daniel was Circuit Attorney for a whole term and was not re-elected | 1 great deal of the record of the ‘on his record. Now, we have made | Circuit Attorney in this city. We | have just selected a Democrat on | that issue. Yet, in this whole cam- 'naign, there has not been one word 'to indicate what McDaniel ever ac- le mplished while he was Circuit | Attorney. ‘“Kleventh Hour Charges.” “Is there any reason why Miller should not be elected after his ex- > perience of four years? None, un- | less it be the eleventh-hour charges. Is anybody going to be impressed 'by that? Somebody says it has ' been investigated. By whom? By partisans, without notice or warn- ing, without reading the judgment ‘published with the confession that 'the inquiry could not have been made exhaustively and reliably in the space of time devoted to it. As 'a citizen I protest against having | these eleventh - hour charges | brought into campaigns when there ‘is no hope of meeting them or in- ouiring into them before the elec- tion is over. If I had uoubt about | Victor Miller I would vote for him ‘to sustain him against charges made under circumstances of that character. It’s All Over, Barrett Says. Former Attorney-General Bar- rett, who had supvorted former Mayor Kiel in the pr.mary and had acted as chairman of Kiel’s Speak- ers’ Bureau, told several funny | stories and spoke of “that genial, magnetic and courageous fellow who is our Mayor.’ “If I get mixed up and use the ' name of Henry Kiel instead of | Victor Miller, please bear with me,” he said, Barreit argued that, for all practical purposes, the elec- tion was over, and that in the pri- mary the voters had selected be- tween two “administrative gen- iuses.”’ Associate City Counselor Jules | Field described the Democratic campaign as one of strategy, not | of facts. He dismissed the street lighting scandal as Democratic | | strategy and asked, “If sumebody committed a murder two years ago 'do you think this paper would | wait that long to tell about it?’ | Other speakers included school > ' board candidates and William R.,/! | Orthwein, in charge of the Repub- 'lican radio bureau. RAE ED Legislature Invites Bird Authority. JEFFERSON CITY, March 28,— T. Gilbert Pearson of New York, president of the National Audubon ‘Society, has been invited to ad- 'dress a joint assembly of the Mis- ‘sourt legislature April 4. Resolu- tions were adopted yesterday fix- ing the date. Pearson will speak ‘on the activities of his organiza- tion in relation to Missouri. Rely confidently upon MORLEY’S for your Easter Suit and Topcoat Our enlarged alteration department promises to have your suit and topcoat ready in time to wear Easter Sunday : Morning Men, you will not make a mistake if you come to Mor- ley’s for your Easter outfit. For years the great buying organization back of this reputable clothing store, has secured clothing that has more than satisfied men in every walk of life, and today the city is full of such men who have come to expect from this store the maxi- mum in Style, quality and value. You may choose from hun- dreds of sparkling, new spring patterns, woven by America’s best known mills. } CHOICE OF THE HOUSE | ' NO CHARGE % % ODD PANTS $4 FOR $5 ALTERATIONS | $6 Open Tonight Until 9 p. m. Saturday Until 9:30 p. m. ORLEY’S CLOTHE 608 Olive St. LL OTC ALOE: A A ALE A A tt ty I ws acct tity. atiltae walang ~ ee eee ee Chee ye sapa~Le be are tae 2 | ane te ae A ae oe Re He Penna aS + sb obs doe a oe

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Negro mass meeting Fixt Sixteenth —s Duetheiar Hal) | Wards -* : i Diss for > or? arn? ‘ ’ Denoxratic. 4 Was Spent Excessively for Patented Materials. ———— SAYS SURETY FIRM PAID MILLER 20 PCT. a ee Displays Copy of Contract Whereby Harlow & But- Were Divide ler to Fees. TA’ re! normines spoech elty had dalt SCO T1045 trac’ *' Republi: fifth of ti: mer Wario agency, C for no 32 hls par? Polles The dais’’ lay In ti ented pave tions of Reeseuarc: than the bureau, Patch on officiais Deen ASKOKS : for construction of jy: ments in the #si@ yeat to 1928, but that have been saved for use of nonpatented m The lighting seanda by McDaniel was the by the Post-Dispatch Ryckoff, Chicago contra received not less than 3! Bidewalk repaving not done. ’ “TAttle Less Than Extortion.” > Speech Was LOr, ia fh ' MecDaniel’s about 109 persons at a Twoenty-fifth Ward organization meeting at 47! North Kingshicnway. He said, a othe paving situation: “This administraticn has shown total disregard of the Interests of the taxpayer in connection with the lighting contrarts, the house and the Municipal! building, but the overcharge to the axpayer has not ended with tems. There are others fust a The street construction Are just as odious ta the Scandal. For the facts wits 1 to extravagance and 'Ittle ieas t! @xtortion in s#tgeet construction we turn to no less an authority than the Bureau of Municipal lescarch “It has brought to public at- fention this amazing situation That in the conktruction of 26.- 060,600 worth of strect paving the property owners of thin city have paid approximately $660,600 more than they should have paid. This has been forced upon the prop- erty owners by the policy adopted by the city. In neurly every let- ting of street contracts the namer of Warrenite Bitulithic, Willite and Amiesite appear quite fre-| guentiy and are specified as the. Oily materials that can be used." “Trade Names Camouflage.” McDaniel hesitated over pronunciation of Amiesite. He | turned to former Judge Fred I. | English, in the audience, for aid. | "Tl call it ‘am-a-site, said En- ish “Well, the administration | am a sight,’ all right.””’ McDaniel rejoined. The candidate added: “These names are merely a mouflage under which the favored petore : -* CHUT Service the contractors are allowed to charge ' what they please ing.” McDaniel named G. Lock: Tariton as one of the favored eontractors. Tarlton lias received contracts for $3,500,009 for tric street jights and lucrativo city Paving work, having had all the street lighting contracts except those awarded to Ryckoff. “Today's paper carrics n city etreet paving jobs contracts were let,”’ McDaniel said, “There are nine on the list. Fiv: for street pnav- for @f the nine were let to a gentleman | by the name of Butterworth. The report carries this statement with regard to Mr. Butterworth: ‘Kut- terworth is one of the officers the General Matertal o., = ADVERTISEMENT in which The Toughest Old Cough ? Gan Now Be Stopped be Queen / The quickest and surest way to et rid of a persistent cough ie to ke a teaspoonful of Bronchuline ulsion four times a day. | It’s made to stop the old-timers— | tough ones—the kind that hang mand hang on and rob a man o! is sleep—the kind that makes bim and all worn out—and it it without any loss of time. nd Femember, there i« no chio SUBAr—no dope in thi: Cough medicine. and that vo © get results or money back. Por ordinary coug)s is usually enough. Co. and Can supply you. us one or two Wolff-Wiu.- | jatration, is vice president. Cae ! i nothing in elece- | list of | which | dealers every. | ’ , iusion rt by Research Bureau. ity cords do not £ho nted pavements to construc’ (ep ‘*The city s re pate 4 ;}O8)" oF i ] ,O7 the pav-| Quotes Underwriters’ jatented pave- | ithout competition, The Bureau of Municipal Besearch sug- vests that either the patented pave- ménts be discontinued or that they bid | non-patented types.’ °’ McDaniel related that Tarlton and Adrian Frazier of the Frazier- Davis Construction Co. were among those who went on the famous hunting trip’ to Canada a little miore Years ago with Mayor Miller. About a month pre- vious lourney, he recaiied, the Board of Public Service award. ed the contract for the $1,009,999 peservolr -- Bae ’ + l to be its to that ‘oa ¢ - , wa'ervorcs tae . . 7 tnougn “* i od te ejected the that the 1Ot reszpone- Surety Bond Contract. Anoth ] n gz capedition wes 1.01 W. Ilarlow, Vice president of the Southern Burety (o., Of which Miller for- merly counsel and a 4! and B Harlow Harry HH. Butler former's pariners in an insu Turning to Harlow, MeDanic) "We have heard over and that no ean polis y of indernnity for work the Sotthern Surety ('o. of which Lon Harlow, a friend of the Mayor's and one of ‘three musketeers’ of hig memper of the nuntin . WAR rector and were tockholder. rance age y said: over arain one write 4@ municipal except admin. I think it is a notorious fact that surety business being done at City Hiall is. done py the Southern Surety Co, “IT have in mv possession a con- tract between Harlow, Harry But- ler and DMilller, made when Miller was president of the Police Board, whereby Harlow and Butler agreed to pay Miller one-fifth of all com- missions received from writing surety bonds, and Miller gave return. I don’t know contract was terminat- Miller collected when a the Police Board we he continued to do so when that ed, If member of may expect | as Mayor.’’ MeDaniel told reporters after his speech that when the contract was made it had been given out that it would be good business to get bonds through Harlow & Butler. MeDaniel said hoe understood the contract was terminated when Mil- ler was nominated for Mayor in March, 1925. after which, accord- Butler McDaniel! that substantial payments made to Miller under the con- out.” aS- serted , were | tract. The 1921 Contract. The following copy of the con- | tract, dated March 26, 18921, and | signed by Harlow, Butler and Mil- i ler, Was given to reporters by Mc- | Daniel: In consideration of the f $1 and other nitions, the Which js hereby acknowledged, we, Lon W Harlow and Harry H,. Butler, of the city of St. Louis, Mo., part- hers and doing business as Har- low & Butler and also as individ- uals, do hereby agree with Victor J. Miller of the city of St. Louis, Mo., as follows: To pay to the said Victor J Miller one-fifth of any and commissions that we may receive from any and all insurance com- panies, agents or brokers, on aecount of anv and all . verbal or written: lect, However, to the limitations, prohibitions and pro- ViBIONnS: 1. We, the undersigned Lon W, Harlow and Harry H. Butler, shall be entitled to receive and Suln Oo valuable ¢ onside T- receipt of nl) agents’ fmontracts gul- followt: : . A *- and Seventeentn Fifth, | m.: es. , similar all the | i / 'er he as he had when president of the | | Police iting a percentage of the 'of that company now his i ply was: ‘I | | | ivyorites of this administration ling to Butler McDaniel said, “they | f . kicked out brazenly i tempt of the public -_- or Club, 21405 Lemp avenue, s speakers, James Waecht Carl Otto and Jerome Kane, Fourteenth Ward meeting, ce poutn ' | tract. Out of street, & p. I L. Igoe and otns 'lawrence McDaniel, Mrs. Mauric ;' Murray, the president of mentary Law Club. Woman S ican Speakers Kircheis of the compani provided farlow and ive out KITOSsS $4550 of tne ry | } said Victor J. Miller. Resolution. | president the date of the mntract. e wag ousted from j (70%. H vd: vears later Daniel, in continued though 1} manuscript ext contract: T nds et ee a ‘or , > 77 2 6 s ? posteu itv, com of worthy and honorable men, clared in a re tha litica] influence de @ *Do- and pressure have been brought to bear on contract. | Ors awarded city contracts to place. ao ith ’ 7 | their one this pressure being so to make it almost 1: other members of this to secure city surety surety bond business npossible - »/ associat haw 4 iJ IUi4 | ness,’ “I challenge May: deny that gtatement. him also to deny that ern Surety Co. is the agent referred to, and also to deny that he, himself, is personally terested in that company. ] ir iiie charge that while he was president | of the Police 3oard Mr. Miller had a contract signed by Lon Harlow Harry H. Butler and himself, un- der the terms of which Miller was to wet a percentage on all of the surety bonds written by the South- ern Surety Co. Whether he has a contract now [| do but I do know reason the Southern has been getting the business of the City know, SOME (‘o. bond Louis. Surety of St. The Contractors’ Dinner. ‘T ask Miller now to say wheth- has any such contract now Board. When he was charged recently that he was get- contracts bland re- do not care to answer such silly charges.” Such a charge may seem silly to him, but it looks | rather serious to me. “te Iam elected I shall stand for | |@ square deal and a fair chance for | ‘everybody and favoritism for no- | body. Ishall use the full weight of the influence of the office toward the keeping of everyone who hasor who desires to have dealings with the city upon an equal footing and basis. leges and favors the pets and came flaunting their and gave a dine was referred to as the dinner’ at Hotel ner which ‘contractors’ funds for their patron and protec- tor, Mr. Miller. The press report- ed that Lon Harlow was giving the dinner. I don't know just who wags 'there but you don’t give a dinner date’s ‘the same is true of banners. for unfriendly contractors. ‘For a button bearing the candi- | have to get at | name you 16,900 to make a and You least show SIN A Docter’s Prescription For Relief in Nasal Ills Cooling, Soothing. Cleansing Do not allow discharges to clog your head. SI-NOK Jr. for children For sale at Waloreen's. Wollt- Wilson's and ali other geod drug stores. THE SI-NOK COMPANY Indianapolis || Who put it up? Pariia-' for favored agent, the effect oft strong as; not | that for | surety | In return for special privi- | +. } La- cone | Jt f- ferson during the primary, to raise THURSDAY, l natch reporter some time ago that ' 3 ‘ > mee i -iknow $254,000 to $300 part % ‘ ~~ mt ore ; he P| ro lienens? f Sfiller's rimary Campaign. ; + ae . pent in Billier s prim ° = * ’ - The contractors. | the Southern Surety Co. He said oe , is ue ~\ , . , ‘ o's , 4 —- - i they wanted him/ he had “sold out” prior tg becom es , - » “favor. was not Because every- | ine | ! he company or sharing in its iWh:? Because res i re-elected. | re-eiec expec ‘ . o* Those who put up eo ; . ® AGH fits ge* p2a2cx $3,909, ver the ra- " ‘> = + : 74 (ort s= + : > B TO Make could afford . ’ } ‘nf +? ; . rset eontriDdu pat ~?¢ [AA s nor aoes The J ariton-Rvckoft Meeting. 7 a - we in my company. f his speech | He lik sno stock in the Co. of New York. f am vice president 4 and interest whatsoever in| mmmrenrt | c ; ete state- | “4 14 ~OULI« : --2--@- *@--@--@--@-- e-- &-@--@->-8~-@-- @--@-- & -@--@--@ - @--@- ee @ mn, se e &-@- -@--@--@--@--@- -@>-@--@--@- i. > ~~ a 2--@ a °° oe YJ arr : | ty Removal Sale Ok antilever Shoes FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN We will move shortly to a new Ground Floor lo cation nearby. EVERY PAIR of our Cantilever Shoes will be sold at SHARPLY REDUCED PRICES. ALL STYLES INCLUDED! Caretul fittings by COMPE- TENT SHOE MEN (GUARANTEED. Here is YOUR oppor tunity to acquire one or more pairs of Cantilever Shoes at a REAL SAV- = - i nll th ti i ata eetinany s 3s¢ Ss EEE ————————— -s-2--2-*--8--8--»- ee eo & - @--@ se elit ill e-©-©- & 2-2 2-2-2 2--2--2- © 2: -2--0--&-0- © 0-8-2 -@-@ *-« © «-24. bY a se 4 +. + irtner of Harlow : South- | A wonderful sale for Kiddies ... right before Easter! Soft, crushable straws, hair-braids, novelty weaves, other materials. Smart Easter colors and pretty color combinations Every Hat youth- fully styled and cleverly trimmed. Every child accompanied by an adult will be Just 200! given a Balloon: CHILDREN’S $1 STRAW HATS—All Colors... (Negents—Bargcain Basement.) Mothers will like the grod values ... young chaps will like the patterns and styles! Coat, vest and two pairs of full-lined knickers or coat, vest and one pair longies and one pair of knickers, Every Suit in a new Spring style! Sizes 6 to 15 years. (Bargain Basement) For Women! For Misses! Stouts! Spring’s here! And you simply must have new Dresses! And you simply must not spend over your budget. And you hate to appear so gloomy. And—well, let’s stop right here. Have visited Nugents Bargain Basement? Then Come Friday—look at the immense assortments—‘See What You Save.” Flat Crepes, PRINTS, Georgettes Crepe-Back Sating, One-Piece Effects Two-Piece Effects, Boleros, Tiers, Ruffles Jacket Effects, Vivid Reds, Purples, Greens Wine Shades, Navy Blues, Aster, Black Combinations (Nagents—Bargain Basement.) For Women! Fer Misses! Stouts! Every Coat is distinctly new and a truly invit- ing value at $9.75. There are sports models, dress models, mannish styles! Fur trims, self trims, capes, throws, scarfs and fancy stitching. Rack after rack for the choosing—you're sure to find just the Coat you want! Twills, Plaids, Novelty Fabrics, Silks, Satins Sports Fabrics, Casharette, Other Wanted Materials! Blues, Grays, Tans, Blacks, Reds, Greens, Grays. Convenient Payments. (Nagents—Bargain Basement.) sq Women’s, Children’s and Girls’ Smart EASTER SHOES Underpriced at . Many of these Shoes are in desirable Spring colors! There are many, many styles—each one smarter than the other! Lot is comprised of factory cancellations and Shoes re- duced from our better stocks! Sizes 2'% to 8 in group. Some seconds. Women’s Sport SANDALS °2..98 Just arrived! Very smartly styled punched vamp Sandals in blue, blonde or white colored leathers. Sizes 3 to 8. Cuban heels. CHILD’S SHOES T . aten ana ‘phabs lesthone 2 | .98 » «+ @martly trim. med. Ties! Ox. fords! Strap Slipvers! 6 to 11. Sizes (Basement.) GIRLS’ Pre-Easter Values at "6 Don't canfuse the quality of these Coats with the low price. They're as smart in every line of detail as women’s Coats—and every Coat is in a new Spring color! Tailored, dressy, sports and regulation models. any wanted materials! Sizes 7 to 17 years. Made of good quality Georgette and crepe de chine, these Dresses will appea: to mother as well as daughter! Choose from the newest pastel and strect shades. Dainty smocking, ruffles, pleats, embroidery, etc. Sizes ; to 14 yearr. | (Rargain Basemest) Women’s Rayon Sateen (Cotton) Slips—All Sizes—$1.6 to 848 Parag | Sale of TIES" 69c Fancy Patterns Plain Colors Open-End Shapes All-Wool Linee CHIEVE a very smart ag pearance on Easter by th very simple method of choc ing a just-right Tic! The come in light and dark effect In Jacquard weaves, brocac and crepes. Figure, strig check and Persian patterns a silk-crepe effects. Plain colc are silk lined in contrasti shades. (Nugents—Street Floor Rayon Shirts and Shorts 65c Shorts are made in three- button, French band style. In white and wanted colors. The Shirts are form fitting, (Nugents—Street Fleer) A Model That Gaim “Dorothy Dodd” Pi Rajah Ss 6?° : [NsPrRED by tropical Fle Sandal bids fair to achieve vor in northland climes fe Wear. In striking color com of patent with natural elk, freen with natural elk, black elk, black with white. Also beige elk. ‘

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A ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. == THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1999 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __________.____ PAGE ALL CHARGE PURCHASES MADE DURING THE PRE-EASTER SALE, PAYABLE IN MAY COLLAPSES AND DIES GENTS NUGENTS PRE-EASTER SALE | Hse ree IN BASEMENT - Oscar A. Field Found on Floor, | , - : > Was Formerly in Piano IMMEDIATE DELIVERY : _ ; Business. VHAT YOU SAVE’ : SBS | Splendid Values! Following an autopsy performed “— Bp | Ininutes later they heard him cry a : x 1 - ad, \\ ; Out that he was dying. William a styles! Coat, vest and two pairs — i e : *?.. | Ww | ~ . | | f | ") | Delphey, also employed by the in- of ee ee or — . ; am ae O- rouser ults d ; Vi | surance company, which has of- | Rh ti vest an one pair iongies an ’ a ao" oe Bo i! Y ’ q , . ene pair of knickers. Every | ; 7 / “2 and To re ats i |fices on the fourth floor, said he euma 1c Suit in a new Spring style! ‘ > ae . 23 ; Dp O , i | found Field lying on the floor. Sizes 6 to 15 years. ; , e — = * er j f | gasping. A pint bottle containing (Barguin Basement) | | Re ee | | ‘ Pp a prescription whisky was found | AINS , f | ) | nearby. ; i 1 ; | | Dr. James Wade, with offices in Sto : ’ Mothers will like the good m4 4 Bd z ; A ‘i ; a young chaps will | J . : : . | splendid line of men s clothing. like the smart patterns and cin | ' | | the Missouri Theater Building. tes- P ' a Quickly! | | | ified he had prescribed whisky as | J | a tonic while treating Field for a | , severe cold. | | \ \ ) i¢ you're “all crippled ap” with rheumatic oe The Sinte are ; , tr. ACRCIi« : ; pains, what you need an The Suits are of fine worsteds. cassi Field is survived by ‘his widow. = Alicock's Porous Plaster. Cut meres, unfinished worsreas, serges, Mrs. Emma D. Field: his mother. = it up and place the pieces over . mA ; | : me the painful joints and muscles. You'll be twists and novelty weaves. Single and Mrs. O. A. Field Sr., of Los An- | amazed to see how the penctrating medication double breasted coats Two and three | | | gcles, one sister, Mrs. W. A. Lipp- | draws out all the pain, lameness and soreness. man of Los Angeles. and two Allcock’s is the original of all porous plasters, button models. Notch or peak lapels. danstera: taredine ti eee used by millions since +847 for lumbago, rheu- Plain or pleated trousers. The Topcoais matic pains, chest colds, bruises, soreness, junior at Washington University, pene poe os 6 Peery Sn = , a bes : . la Perntler BY * . | one on and go anywhere, The medication lasta are cleverly styled of fine fab1 ics with nd Emily Field, a student at Sol- | for days—wherecan you get such sure reliet for | os “ear 2 # | dan High School. | so longa time for only 25c? Be sure to ask for superb workmanship. lle was formerly president of | . : e = nd see a | |the Field-Lippman Piano Co., Smartleigh” Suits Also on Sale founded by his father. the late O. CoC & at Our l ptown Store A. Fiejd Sr. When only 22 years a a | the National A ssociation of Retail Piano Dealers. He left the piano Smartleigh’’ Hats company and went into the insur- Exclusive in St. Louis at Nugents. Only Two More Days Before Easter to Buy These New ance business several years ago. Be alert: Read today’s Want ad Funeral arrangements are being offers and see what is on the mar- ¥ i | held up pending the arrival of his | ,e¢. $ 5 i en mother from Los Angeles. | tdats mn light shades are the correct :: () S ioice of the well-dressed man. In) L \ tan end gray ..-. narrow... wide.. . snap or curl brims ... high or low Introducing crowns. : (Nagents—Third Floor) $ ‘ Ss Sal eC of : Silk Crepes Sylvia Creola Satins klida Tweeds A asharans Failles / LES =" 3 Styvle-Sponsored Mixtures of Every Kind | Z RAMATIC examples of the new in Easter and Springtime chic ee \ make their appearance in this group. The entrance of soft furs 6 Q - : upon the stage of Spring tashions—the appearance of satin bows and ties —the exit of severe lines and silhouettes are characteristic of the new- : i. 7) est modes. Black and Spring shades. Sizes—juniors’ 13 to 19, misses’ Fancy a e,. Pe 8 f , 14 to 20, women’s 36 to 44, larger women’s 46 to 50. Open-End Shapes ae : : ‘ \ rate nse martin ccna All-Wool Lincd : CHIEVE a very smart ap- pearance on Easter by the very simple method of choos- ee Bac se a . Wy DRE Kk come in light and dark effects. Rt wie ces ! é In Jacquard weaves, brocades ee A and crepes. Figure, stripe. eee | : check and Persian patterns alsw silk-crepe effects. Plain colors are silk lined in contrasting enema ne } shades. (Nugents—Street Floor) Rayon Shirts $1.00 Athletic Small but and Shorts Union Suits Important IRLS’ Easter Needs 65c 79¢ “ Boys READY to slip into for smart Easter wear, belated shoppers will re- joice to find this interesting group of highly desirable models. | Nugents Have Been Appointed Many have been specially rushed here for this eleventh hour selection. | Downtown Representatives for lien teams ae The vogue for prints adds color and design choice that is fascinating. A: ’ . : v ree Meer Boys’ New Spring Caps, oe ‘ : . , : New A ax Gold Bond Tire aster Values at : ee TT he i in... $1 Sizes—misses’ 14 to 20, women’s 36 to 44, larger women’s 46 to 50. | The J a Se , Se aa oe ee “Monarch” Athletic 5() (Second Floor) | & x a ¢ ie - | Se | te ea Sa Union Suits, special C Long : motor 4 , te a | . their best for the ance a “. igaatiaat SSeanaa eine | Ata y're pe in every | TAA s | | SOc Tooth Brush | rr s 9° . soleven etail as women’s ope” ry: n ime every Coat is . a and 25c¢ | ube of | off uring Pp. a new Spring color! . : hg . ; . Buying them at Jored, dressy, sports A Model That Gained Great Popularity in the Southland Ue, Tooth Paste | Nugeate péruiits regulation models. eK ooh Both For | ‘ou to charge them or pay for them on a ee - “Dorothy Dodd” Presents the $ 1 6° you.e aa 7 to 17 years. convenient terms. ‘o Raiah Sanda! bd 5 : i J HE coats are two-button, sin- | HIS offer includes Dr. Sold on the 12-payment plan 2© Saas Tos. West's specially de- aaa - 7 gle-breasted sty le with Tat . ‘ No interest or carrying charges ‘ ( 9 5 Pe © | tersall vest and two long trousers. ! signed tooth brush and one ° 4 A Golf Hose in new de- 4 (5c signet, of fine combed yarns confuse the 50c | CONVENIENT PAYMENTS } : tube of tooth : Wide color and pattern choice. on os Also sold on The Morris Plan =o > | Sizes 12 to 18 years. (Nagents—Street Fleer) Made of good quality Boys’ “Ee verwear 3 , a Drive-In Service at Store Georgette and crepe de pwhe ED by tropical Florida this Golf Knickers 1 , | | Your Tires will be changed at the store . - “Te, & for you with no meconvenience whatso- chine, ae — or Sandal bids fair to achieve great fa- - y appea: to mother 4 AF) ase | ever on your part ‘Bereet Fleer? the newest pastel and wear. In striking color combinations . <1 , yy strect shades. Dainty of patent with natural elk, Amazon Shes ° ~ smocking, ruffles, pleats, ) green with natural elk, black with pear| This Knicker has an elastic waist and knce . : . — , q ] embroidery, etc. Sizes 7 | elk. black with white. Also Florida that requires no alterations, belt, buttons or : | Lo ~ Sift ) : to 14 vearr. beig 1k _ buckles. 6 to 15 years. a ey fry . (Rargnin Basemest) © Clk. (Second Ficor) (“Boytown"—Thiré Fieor) : eat an %, »* te i Sizes—$1.6 AWY PRE-EASTER SALE ITEMS ALSO ON SALE AT OUR UPTOWN STOR

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“ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH i J . ee — ———— — A A CE Ce - . — - , © a9 PAGE 10 | ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ______.___ THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1929. —— “t - 4 : ——$—-——- — . — Te i ; ii ‘ embers who are seeking re-,and Louis A. Schollmerer. Blumey- | 5 a — -% ienuwe t? ontiti. e3¢ + the _ ; , : the boy, rere ] s iis he iirst bu Isc bi i tO ger Ou . wis , ‘ Ie . 7 ‘ . Ww id] id “ ssed the meet- ay eat : ty : T ' ee ee eT eae fe nnare ry 7 a a ai ars nmittee in either House. election. Those indorsed were: Ar- | er and Weidle addressed tne mect ) BS N[ele) FHACH e | DRY RAIDER, KILLER : Py oe su. ~— ~T anhg 65 a — pm a Penge - aioe . ls , he hope of its supporters to pass ihur A. Blumevyer, president _— the ing. ; ié z , ou 7 i + , wit} him | m this i i bla . A , eh a eier : ‘Bex | of in committee. The! board: Ben Weidle, Henry When you want quick relief; |” OF ILLINOIS WOMAN | wnitc they discussed the situation. of the other deputies threw a gas|the bill still in commistre, The ee ee Fame § Wn. a 7 in i ie . sg pends ast : ‘ c 0 a wi nowers tc the Sate Tax —Om- lorry for These Paster Specials: 8 n antly — insi: — for reinforcements. Théy came King died. eae Ee JOHN B. STETSON HATS High-Grade Sample Suits + vest eae . . All styles and sizes; well- AND cr that your druggist gives you hack wearing bullet-proof san eoue ; ol : til Favorably Re ed. * pene a adh L Budget | Lecheigne port Reconditioned as good $2 k®own makes . tt no eer "1 ~ .* . ad ’ 4 ‘ , x tel ph ming At- } PSU te ,; ~e ~ ; gure @ Gia Vv yt 1e i WI Wi i 4 Ta 4 se : } in ‘ _ — by? ‘ "y } orn? Ti ‘ rm. I | ieip, and narrow-* hetrence! Marg ason, 20, ’ "anaes iammescci capt acim: ammmaaasis Purchases Made Remainder of Month Payable in Ma M 2 hi Seized |. , | by Two Men and Woman “" Bk Te ae we ee Pra CLE FP. eS oe “ . ra | | Pupils Look on. ‘ ew e or er: | —Suffering from shock and bruises | Shipment Brings Us Per, | — Selle ' y | }iss sie Dodson, ea , «ee ca . old. remained in the Ps ie Pe ee an ae. fe : pt F : ld, Bin 2 ala eee Ph , . SR | se “dt 1d, psi Ya Stas 7 aa F ede aa Ok ee continued for two men and a wom- an who kidnaped her and aband.- oned her in 2 wooded section. She | 4 ig a teacher at the rural school in! ) * Muhlenberg. ris | | She was seized at the school yes-/ .. terday and, while her frighteneg pupils looked on, Was thrown into | TINTEX GIVES 3 a : ? ’ “ dreds of Crochet Vi | luded! tagnobile. Some of the ehil- hinas > Trimmed and Sports Models! Run iscas Inc ar vce to thaie hedeenanel ani faded | Ings | oe their parents, who notified State's; : ; Er. Ee police. : ; . ~~? ; Paris Colors 2 tie CE. | SS aoe. und ners ae Paris, more than ever ii , | E didn t think it possible to ESIDES being amazing vdl- de° pe several hours later and after » : \ obtain more of these won- ues, these Hats portray every ie = decrees bright gav colors...and so derful Hat values. A wire to our color is gayly prominent in the ward- robe of the Srnart WOMAD..«-.« and in all 4 A ; N e w a4 0 I k buyers, however. priced models. Colors are Lido eo iy #4 : “¥ C “decorations. : So 3 | a ; = PY © ne = te | ‘‘turned the trick,’ these Hats sand, brioche, Pandora, Byrd blue, > EE. aS Easte CNY es iy tbo 04 Wasnaitr ony ae ee re ee PHATE a vo labs pais PE RAEN ES ORT SE FSD AS TE RAR RY charming fashion seen in higher- -..«+ 4nd so more and mor: aoe - J : yD C =n : fashionable women use Tintex to restor: ae ‘. iio : a arriving just two days ago, still Monet, navy, gray, purple aster, _ a - ee = RE | me.” yu , in time for Baster choosing. red and black. ARTISTIC 5, Ori iswear, CUTLALDNS, . Ds , A~> J «+ ind so easily, too.. just sprinkle a little Tintex in the rins- | —International Photo. BE : =o decoration... quickly respond to the | EPUT a meee ¥ color-magic of Tintex. Ask your dealer | 5° > o's +. - > .* pl . + a “4 ~ Illinois. who killed : a5 , ; i 3 The S ‘al =e : - a‘ vane * o%, 9% “0. * . . * Ai pect 8 to show you the new Tintex Color Card. | gio ae — a ’ | W} / lad | Pedaline Braids : ES a A cae a | ee : A oe ) Crochet and Railroad Braids | > , yy ‘ Te it displays all the colors sponsored by | i2 & dry raid Paris... om actual samples of silk. ee oe Sree oe es : PAA dads Visca and Novelty Straws Be sl G; | L A \ re and Baku Cloth Hats RS \ “ y | ALL-SILK SEM e—THE TINTEX GROLUP~ | Products for everv Home-_| | , : . tinting and Dveing Need : —in Small, Medium, Large and Extra-Lagge | : | : Lisle Inner Hem ’ : : { Head Sizes, the Latter in Youthful Styles | FULL-FASHIONED, PERFECT, Dej ; -- ) able for Wear and Very Lovely in Ap Tintex Grav Box — Tints and dves all | ance materials. Tintex Blue Box —F¥or lace -trimm . 4 : : Se silks — tints the silk, lace remains MOVED 1h EI GIN | — , —— — ) — - a = ) _ | Really Worth While! * SS RNS a Side hay gt Nb astnan iea en oe) zs «sy, Key POSE 34 aia aa oi. wae R ~ 8 - ama ele eee * gin ig aa eR: nae SEO white. Tintex Color Remover — Removes old color from anv material so it can be dyed a2 new color. | Whites The new bluing for restoring % sl * PAE dito ne ree eet Pe Ee ORR FMT Hae TRAN Feed com oy ee eae ee * P —s , vay ° 3 ; ve biog tex in v : 4 » at be RN) Sea in sorte ae ro - - i whiteness to all white matenals. ee Tintex mn ; | , | MISSES’ $3.00 CHI olding evidence and di Company experts say... who number among i Ce | & ozens of experts in Hollywood recom- | ae Sines v0 00 4k. easy to swallow eeest and although you'll —— mend this famous treatment involving Stat B24 : a likely chew them “UY. their patrons half of the famous stars of . io g =" | ee ga | an Palmolive Soap! And hundreds—hundreds— a ee 1 7 . rhey asked that the prosecutor | ; oerg - 5 sad e Supaaany because of produce the search warrant which | Cinema Land. 2 2. | s Sas See 5 - 4: : . bc: ‘hon tig * 66 9 Ses aR ES of specialists all over the country give their R , aan = Oys uster | 3 bay. a : rOR a grand jury in- their pleasant taste. | is hedt hone teaeed to the Det ee. oe oe eee oe Ce Re “—~ : / uties authorizing them to enter the | , 2 , . ° > ‘ ' : ms indigestion, constipa- . sage ccna ig : 7. W here Hollyu ood 7s beautified Operators working tn the Pars salon of L Institut de Beautt, I atrons this same advice. PS Be , ~ 9 | | i ’ _aisO chargwed that the State’s At- ee : - * | : | g Oxf d f — run-down con /terney was concealing Bord Fair- Among our patrons are the Smartest, the Madame ke Brun advues all ber smart patrons to use one g 7 * or S or trons, . r ap~and one only— Palmolive. tell you the same thing. Lina Cavalieri. for s wy | ; ; As to quality and po* testimony the warrant was issued. 7 | Just like Dad s, mannish Ox used as the standardfor ,.. .. MT ae : ange Pi : ‘ ? . . = 2 a cocina ber invteti- | King was ree hing for one o: her | We take pride in serving fully half of tells the smartest women in Paris how to = ; z | soles and rubber heels. ushand’s pistols and that he| Among these the most famous is the _ keep their priceless beauty; Madame Valentin , Choice of tan, or black U. s. Government. fe oree Ge raid De King and his | et as LS ; : | Maes, Pent De Kine. enhdishe was : We a igre of te soap which is made from the oils of the _enne beauty specialists; Massé, Vincent, De- Feuths’ Sizes, velope (6 tablets) or the 10- | SDOt 28 she finished telephoning for | shops which form the largest one city beauty . ‘* . |help and that she did not have a_ P . ty Y Palm tree and the Olive tree. You massage it lord et Bion, Payot—all the beauty special- Company, 1750 No. Ashland New Version of Killing by Attor- among our sho S$ 1S the w “kK In! : Avenue, Chicago. weys for Family. “i os “area 8 a -H a orld-kKnown unit water, of course), until you see the skin is France recommend Palmolive Soap to their - i \ clean. Then wash it off, still with gently distinguished patrons; and in Vienna, Berlin, Jaa “ae | “Here's the Store that Ket ae De King home. De King’s counsel ; tion, skin disorders and presided over by the distingusshed Madame Valentin le Brun In Paris, home of beautv. all the experts ? J» investigator on whose most fastidious, the most prominent women ; he f ; tency... thisyeastis | = —nith’s story was that Mrs. De in Hollywood, Los Angeles and Pasadena. INSTANCE, CE: SENSE OPete Stak, WhO BOW s.. . dressed boy. Have welt-sewed gators of leading umiversie | Siert mae per MP ay, the women in th ; oes of the pation and of the | ‘°° S? fired at Her In Seil-ae~ | mh in the motion picture industry. “a ; — ie | P “Palmolive Soap treatment. You take this le Brun, the acknowledged dean of all Parisi- — S$ cents for the glassine en- | day bottle at drug stores for 50 8 te eo. s cw ; : cents. Northwestern Yeast We°P0n in her hand Service unit in the world and prominent gently into the face—so (with some warm ists of note in the beauty loving capital of ad ‘ ALC RORA, Hl. March 28 torneys Robert A. Milroy and A. J oi ie : “— *] 4 are " "om, s % > . . ‘ s a ee Mins a gyre very Cosmopolitan. So is | warm water following with cold. There Budapest, Rome, Madrid, London—inall the } ; miniuy, £ive @& Te version : 2 ) ” . » at Gh ' v Version © our cientele. SO we must know all the you have a beauty treatment used by famous great capitals of Europe you hear this same Nal par MAIL }% / . aa ae ORDERS}. jf me De ae ” sith, aiming Men heme . OR ae ee. a SR Gay as ‘e te Ae Ak, _ ikillfage of Mrs. De Kine : “Three Deputy Sheriffs forced beauty treatments in vogue on the continent. beau 1es ? " sce * _ . ” ‘ Fie ee oe a oe g ties throughout Europe. advice, safeguard beauty withPalmolve Soap. So i | FILLED | j}and found a fug of wine in th: SIXTH and = ; % g Quality Shoes for All t basement,” the attorneys say. “De fr esteem. fin Toe Se Fy, ¥

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— ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ircissunanie‘wasasa, JUURSDAY; MANCH 36 i005 | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH sm n to the hospital she fre- = WOMAN TEACHER: ete aoe «SNES iF ‘400 PERSONS ATTEND-NEGRO HEADS STUDENT GOVERNMENT iccvcn Torstax. ter sister Ss. She gave no detailed accaur Louise, was president of the | coal a d account MASS MEETINGS FOR MW? DANIEL tC rediyn ;: aainnial = Wis. ia he | “ r - - pon aver | MY — HURTS and BAD ' CANT SLEEP. HOW CAfi i rience, but sai he aj Ran isc y iawW said she di: ‘3 STOP IT FROM HURTING ? % If vou suffer from constipation = e nasty ‘kn low the men and woman wno souri U. Women. last ye: - . \ \ . @ pains, gas, Cizzinese and bil iowaness. ° ‘OOK her away, Crowd Fills Halli; Speakers Limit- Special to the Post-Dispatch. Mary Louise Ramsey is now an take Brandreth’ 8 Pills—safe, ‘- r 9 ad ’ if ’ - - SKeectet am? , ‘ . ‘ " sure «: e started search ed to Five Minutes Fach Be- COLU MBI Mo March ° —. | @S55l Lito the State Attorney- ™ mr @ pleasant — a favori te relief in 26 coy — thr t] ' cause of Number. ] ? ia enillcd renner Ot fficers lected A ~A int WERE ’ a Se Caren ‘Yredivn Ramsev of Knobnoster Was ~~ el cers ve . iY Pp ittended a Ne- | «) ; at eihia aw tries since 13 At 4 gu: 5% Atall druggiste—3.- idwell, Overland 3 TUESDAY MORNING TO GET A 35% ; hich is fou a ’ 4 Tt ani p | ; }@¢ ‘ j ’ a epee, - ‘ * bys wwe? ial 1” Pa " . - x on " ~ — bodson'’s desk Mon day after ene 2 meting at 1606 Morgan. . | Saeee Sen, TIO DUCRGNE: Dies BOTTLE OF SLOANS LINIMENT. n : Oo} Ag ry a o } , . , ° > - —™ ._* O° . rnn ey 1 * ‘ : 1} Ti i The St eter ut 3 j , "}] | ih 1) 7) - The quickest way to get ho had Seuiat ahi into th night in the interest of pene ey : : . oa ’ «snare lips ep Wilson, Cobut SHE SAID “MR. DRUGGIST | WANT TO {fice ' me light before. Th: lattes « oe cuit a ai ‘ , aervenen: tha ives 5 7 is i? LO The Hanlon, Pecaiia, unopposed for > or office help—through a Pog ; ~ Setter Was sign aie — | scholastic year 1928-: ) : YOU WHEN | HAVE ; aniel, \olasilic year 1928. at a genera! . treasurer. TELL THAT } A - Dispatch Want ad. scales "” and read: “This has mocratic nomine for general b , ore renough. Watch your s ey Ording to McVanie. § a BACKACHE THERES NOTHING q . \W7 Pp Margaret Dodson 20 of es wad were pinned . ( mp sien hea iqu irters, ea B + R d P bh! . e SLOANS Li IMENT , 20, ‘schoolhouse door recentiy. SOhn D, Riedie: be, The crowd filled the hat to ca- | FOUSIMESS NMeCOr ropiems \ - seinaeeael many persons Sitting - Muhlenber Pa., Seized _,, Po! as. expressed by the po- pacity, y } n 8; tes al that the kidnapine was acti Charles M. Schwab and | window sil! a6 it overtlower You will be surprised at the profitable results you can obtain | ke Two Men and Woman oes . oY revenge because the teach- : across the sidewalk to the curb through Visible Business Records. Learn how coinpletely | . - . by . se rouge : r witepes é éociary for not Owen Young Decline an se : re 0 3 many Negro speak. || an2 economically your record problems can be solved tod I Sloa nN as Pupils Look on. ew PURE tO School. S t c I 1. tee ers for Mt aniel the it Jt Was neces- || — — Viel AHRIMCE It ; 18S Dodson said sh enate Group invitations. | Sary to limit them to five minutes || ‘jaa isible MALES BAL A RR on > _* _ P , " » ¢ rd aren rna tO (nel , ss . . Aa U . j , i ia Out o*f han + S i-_ ‘ ‘ , 6 » \' LS t ’ } uss . ~ 3 tn ‘4 arents, Who notified Sta rye x tear P ‘ ‘ ri") tI : : b> ad SS ~ (; their pa —- sail aliQq SO iste? : ise A®@ iTurs mmMii f a yy rs es : ? ; _ ai? * yj xe ’ I ‘ § ? wii i ry . 7 . f SE RY Ge N : : i) j ’ 4 . ‘ I w { ‘ - police. Rearchers found ] several hours later 5 ¥ ip UD fy, (4 + _ hy y 207 A uA ‘ , ‘% Y . —- oe, 7 t 1orsed he Ha} who igtietager r Easter Hosiery | = beat of Froth Joan or. MIWA ARTISTIC f- — = te | ey d om Me 6a rea oO CORRECT | | wouts sive tne needed retiet. | aU ad se cpecmisThisWeekAre 8) es ie Tempting -/ Told “the! Heda anouirere that he | Mag Dressed in a Handsome Hauger Suit — Just ALL-SILK ote eee ee One of the Well-Dressed Men Who Will “Step Out” _, Favors Wheat Pool Plan = Wa With the Women EasterSunday... ic? > | , T4.¢ . = ; L le Inn G WW. Connell. se tary of th FULL-FASHIONED, PERFE CT, Dep - ote Whek Geamerd Asso- able for Wear and Very Lovely : ation, proposed an organizat ance patterned after the Canadian Really Worth While! cat deaal ta Maan Sack aacdee Se y | i. a et ee — Ss . For what you save on -_ ns ‘ bivios As > 3 . oe - : ‘eo .. Ry" ‘ ~ ¢ : ; $2.89 eae ee ee ae 1 Dee oo i Ce ey ES J on oe §=YOUr Hauger Suit you i _ ’ e910 YOU wened levat Ors . . ) age my “ he . oxy . RY ~~ ., A Re ' , € Re a> a Ne Sak, ree bo ys M } S TIC "A L L ) et i> terminals | v You, too, can join ee ee BSS, | eR as a . by: ‘ at ‘2 can also afford an | SHEER CHIFFON ; inell agreed when Representa- | Ghar 3 oo d is 6 a re . mari co eS _ donee on Texas scuires Mg = the Spring parade ier 555 aa gre ee. All-Wool 2 " ™ * . , . .Y . -_ . . ~ ‘ ry" | -* ba . ce +3 c 7 A wid . h dad ' ee ogy : . Nok {} 76 i» we of % PES SS ; Res hy" ; . . : f ~ Bi) 2rd ee “ ns My oe ‘ . . ~® . t a. oe ae . . +. . — ss la EnOU A ys ms . . OW - / OT a u “ RS seme. . Sy? eS . > * TERY 1 NI ~| ,T PRtIi¢ } > ‘ >, = ° ee ¢ e 5 SE erg 2 ve .9 et sie oat ‘ ‘Ss COGS ‘ TY? ? {) ry may eT y "RSet Fea a eee >) € a - ; . ’ . - SS ee ee > . > . . + ee See oes ~. ~Sg e cS > aoe on .:, q ae ~ “ “= =. ~ S . |i st wee foued streets. ee and Hauger only, pe ee rs ne = poration could maintain prices on) F/#, ; Ses . : Ss peas m= See the latest single-breas go hie . r level without losing | W/aij makes it easy. ae 3 a re : om | 3 — vf omy in ail t- geen. ee) | , re 1A gi om 4 light colors, all-wool fabrics THO Hagan Tn lag ine—,— = he added. “‘would have on the \ * RE SS sas = >: a se a: ‘. ‘ 4 +} . ce in ’ ° ar.) Sse b> ait ; aes “es . a - f ‘ ACTIV mye Sarr ¢ f SS Sk DFE “Se , POPs An Soe a ing | . ¥ : hous baud eR SRR eee St Sg 3 Z ’ mat : : . , ¢ $+ y } J SS Season Ng oe ae. Se 7 } - - Tr) Aitad €) ii 1 i e Co I . ] ick OD Aid sii®@ i ust oO Prices >> 2, “> ees Jae. of = > we, : . + ‘ * ; . ee oe ‘ , . o — is : > And W ha La Lov ei a s ; +e i at ae JSS. DP ee ok KS Dae Ses > « * . >> ms es ; . _ AS 4 ; a , ~ »* y . ee, f . » ey ” Se > 5 rs = yr law observa . . Bs = e ‘ , . = ( | . I 4 i ‘ ' . A Ms hs . ee ye “ F NRO 7 STOCKINE. = “Would Filiminate Middlemen. | Be MER go 9 = ‘ty . . c= | derdale, Fla., farmer. advocated es- | RR >. eo So oe =F se im a Long Time v¢ tat ment of Pe i? te Diet eil 7 “2 Re Sy : re &: we at Wis Ror 4 i ‘= |tablishment of Regional Distribut- ber on cs Sa Se > : ing plants for handling perishablé aah ote i, = =—§& ee. See. faa * z ey’ eee Fike = : ae eS Se A ae Another Surprise! = |crops, aided by co-operative mar- ik fee Gets | = . . %, : : : . . \ ha a6 nO ‘ & | : EER =| keting associations, witt view to Be A oS ae “f. be calcd ’ —— ' : . ‘\ aoe os 2 : — ,. ox PICOT TOP SHIMMER SH f | ciiminating some of the middieme a a a | ae * : 2 ke ™ KS, d re % * AS q , : es: s ; * % plants ALL SILK = ance faci tat ting ship ments of - . : ‘+ ns De ’ ~~ =z 2¢ f > 7 - One of the Best Values We Have Ever Offered ed for car [ E MEN’S SOCKS 39¢ What av Assortment: And Quali Just a Step | [bert piggrnsnclie, Seetgrenyse Bro ot New arrivals of | re Pee eee 821 sciadetacha ee et lites We nail hie Sreanination © = se F ee oe ee a : Z : | | A poe ine in al oteaiaeene oh wm 6shrunk fabrics arrive Sn wie \\ \) ° + the House Agriculture Committ |" er stripes, mixtures. All cut garments marked ar $22 _For Friday and Saturday sane te Setenlt Date id cha to lay .before it anv data ir to vais his willingness to appear before . ls’ T S P Sian Uk da Semnmiaes’ i in the new Spring metro- [i : ek possession of the Mepartment i \\ Ay : : i . . hy ty ? Gir d trap umps | Agriculture, | % politan styles. All sizes. 2 7 ae rye you'll say | _ > fae Pe i Re i | mS “J ~*~ i>” Pe es te ~-* ~~, Ae ne in blues, grays, browns, ee Saaee His message yesterday resultec Beautiful new Easter pat- in an immediate invitation from | | : ; the committee to appear before terns, high in quality for | April 8. The message was received | (aah 3 the growing itl |B /t The Sroum anl tnrwed «| Pao miss anc cniid. hope on the part of some House | (Wane >. lustrous patent or memovoers —_— a ey cai see = r More * >>. sunburn beige the committee. leathers. AGED MINISTER GETS 30 DAYS 17 mt , } — * >. . . . “ FOR GIVING FOX PUPS A HOME J Mp4) Specializing in All-Wool Suits Extra Pants Double the Life GIRLS’ CHILDS’ : ; : Sizes 2 TO 7.--* Sizes 8&4 tO 1172, Missouri Judge Orders Release, a With Two Pairs of Pants at ass of a Suit. Match the Suits at teens 2 Sises s¥; to 8... ee eee $12.99 and $16.50 $3 and $4 tratior lan might | Special! to the Post-Dispatch. ae nee POPLAR BLUFF, Mo., March | —~ '28.—Because the Rev. A. H. Sis- 6 , 99 'ney, aged minister residing south | : v 4 Boys Buster Brown of Poplar Bluff, took four small \. ! ’ We Are Pioneers of the $999 Stores in America fox pups to his home, and fed Oxfords for Easter them milk that cost him 13 cents Wigs : and Have One or More Stores in Principal Cities quart. he was arrested by Gam: 5984 Easton Av. dressed bov. Have welt-sewed K ot bearing animals out of season. | . tel In H of Wel soles and rubber heels. : . [cea aa aaah tik email eae eceane tT On Opposite Statler Ho the Heart Iston ) . | - Choice of tan, or black ‘ - 7 | | foxes, dug from their den by a : “@Z - ; Broadw Papo of he hats Amie calf A: : | dog, and since they were so small; « mid 220 Collinsville Av. reater t. - = N. F Ww ay sador Ho where . 7, - Mee | vi waa ; . . . panty: 0a , i'he decided to care for them untll| (RJ Just orth o ashington Av. most celebrated Weaver Jackson Youths’ Sizes, t/ | Si an , ithey were able to take care of; fy/ ; (East st. Louis) oe... 191° 13 ~aen ” a | themselves. hey : Boys’ Sizes 6 : J | The minister has always been $ 00 eh interested in preservation of wild 4: > eo Bite he savs, and that he did :t in act of Kindness ‘d a 4 Warden J. C. - Kinney, taken into 7 mannish Oxfords for the well- Justice court and sentenced to 30 > ‘ “ona -o-egg tn lays’ im Revita for taking fur | oa 819 Washington AV. | Stor mere ‘yy ns s “Here's the Store that Really Fits You” sBovs and a e eo nm Girls’ vie ota Cilen tanh me ’ a ? ols. ns ys =\ : { SOe y Sisne frien .. , } -_ eg fT ; | a } f “ : 5 : ’ PS — . SIXTH and FRANKLIN Z i minist< . rue ‘ - ‘a . 2. 7 “ 2 . ,, ose Shoes for All the Family y iad spent about five hours behind Fi .——-ar 4 Sa. a = , ~ m=

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_ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAICH _ Doctors say it’s good for you! A cup of TODDY—piping hot just before THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1929___—______.-— inne PAGE 12. _ a a _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ for most ef the period since the | had been attached to the} Advocate-General'’s office. war he was ILLING OF ITALIAN IN FLORIDA. :">,2° "gs.torm 2. Neseae PRISON CAMP UNDER INQUIRY ==*isster of the © SS Salem and TT oman IN KEEPING WITH A a onneher TRADITION ... «000 -_=* ; nisned lvestig ?* ny IZu ti os T Inspector 42> open Behind him in y of his appearance i it should be decided Ge or. ‘et. Ly \rin2 . ii iJ Ld lie se 1885. J UGEC 4 retiring. All ready—2 teaspoonsinthe cup—add het water—stir ang Grink. In cans at grocers. ~ines > fo ret ~ mrt coe i Pe ee F as ; ‘ aide ‘ | if . GAlLiiije© = 25 . . P nie . I . rye . . _. H AND Oo IVE ; oF. ~ 4] , be 7 ‘) imm ' ing Sheets. JOE GLICK By CURTIS A. BETTS. A staff Correspondent of the Post- Dispatch. 7 JEFFERSON ' Cc ™ “ HOTEL CORONADO announces that there will be no dancing on Good Friday Evening, March 29, at AHMOLO 4 BARNELTT pe ep erp wpe} ~~ = | rm Y at ar a “4 as 1’ so “4 i “ay Suh . . * > . pe * . - Dinner or Supper. Across from Famous-Barr Tarkington Going Back to Hospita sen pesca TOPCOATS A PRE-EASTER ENTERTAIN: o wn Paymen ou Brin s a nwrus ee sx Y. Masch | : : : y : s—-Booth Tarkington. the nove MENT Saturday. Dancing until 2 a. erwent an op- m. Featuring Sebastian and Nord... Olive O’ Neil. a ee BEERS I Tefal St isenaet ~ TPO Pe ihe ce “il “Il* ye A * ee a aa ET 2! * > > ™~ Ss “he Hotel xd Ro eee ae i AB aces ‘New , - a+. eh ht Shhh hs Ao. 0h dp Gh ce F>- Fe eke OD Che Or Yee GKE GROG OS + Pe Pe KE aa FH Ht OW! — fe ee . aww’ O)id ( ;old win azPRINCETO in a test of the 4 leading cigarettes #) ic" S". patterns as well as beautiful solid shades. Smartly styled, cleverly trimmed. Sizes 7 to 14. Girls’ Broadcloth Bi oronado LINDELL BLVD ._ AT. SPRING AVE. *T\¥ wT } ive £ bs a . ts - “ . . 2 IS et Re a RM i es tala si alr wie or + ig Whatever color the young Coat, she’s sure to find it iz tweed, border cloth and ms styles with capes, throws, Sizes 7 to 10 and 11 to 16. —another sm Coats for school or dress wea cloths with single and double Sizes 7 to 14 years. Some wi 6 to 1l. Dainty Silk Frocks for Girls, $5.75 Charming Frocks fashioned of Predicts 8500.000 Increase a wo TO | Sn , ‘ . : + theo ~ . _ tA . 4 “ i *4 ge oe ~ - a a S.- , -- , il uf SS nt aaa Al a Oy OO gy 0 AN a OC aR GP Om ep o_o ~ weg ; —— > > {,Overnment ecked up income tax statements. a “The addition of four examiners, . 7 7 making 19 in . would mean an | OU can step aiong emartiy ... with " ~ - increase in ine e tax colleetions F at least $5090,.0900 a vear.” he said. “if the law is ae a . 2... ~ eT oe ee NE BiB Lipa teas el EO a Racal gs lightness and grace...in the Norma, this f amended to permit us to examine the records f the taxpavers.” The total incom . ‘ ; : -tat x ‘ »32.cp ta. $ Dee “ ' LD ake : AY Cl mm * Si1— DCL ess new cleverly -fashioned Ground Gripper ~~ a. Fibintae aie ae model. A shoe that 1s distinctive Im appear- tax collections ance... sty lish e* and extremely comfortable. ear. fot . a oo > = in ~ . > . | selling cigarettes had the greatest taste appeal. inspection. Come Im and see them... today. Ground Gripper Shoes FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN $2,000,000 a: Brogran son's estimate 4 a alia Reena ek ee nA a a Ground Gripper Stores, Inc. 213 North Sth Street ine ". a - > 2 ; THE SMART COATS FOR EASTER Are Seen at Rothschilds The Ensemble Ceat .. 1s smartly worn as the completing unit of an en- semble or as a separate topcoat. This very im- portant part of the Spring wardrobe is seen in any chem most. ? " oe Lae ta; smoked and compared the four cigarettes. The test was conducted in a pers fectly fair and impartial manner. The results show that “Cigarette W”’ won 75 first choices; “Cigarette X”’ won 74; “Cigarette Y” won and “Cigarette Z”’ (OLD GOLD) won 118. The preference for OLD GOLD was 57% se. ~~9 Swagger new felts . . . smart Tc braids and novelty straws. Black, brioche, Pandora, billiard gr orange, red, chartreuse and & Head sizes for the miss and *,%i@ .@ number of variations at Rothschild’s .. . Tweeds, the new fab- ric weaves and plain colors including the ever smart Sailor blue and wlack. $19.50 Others $35 and Up isuTres. DICKENS’ WRITING DESK SOLD FOR $25 IN LONDON Copy of First Edition of “Tale of Two Cities” Written on It | Brings $6509, By the Associated Press LONDON. March 728.—Char! to-end madras and : ; broadcloth. Neckband or collar at- tached. Sizes 14 to 1t7 ° . > | Women’s Chiffon f Silk to top with picet or plain teps. chiffon weight. ocien tops and Waa - is heels interwoven with lisle. Light | Seconds io A. DOUGLAS HANNAH greater than that for the next highest brand. THE DAILY PRINCETONIAN Per sO ey Le ‘ » “lad = fo a i netp ty POR aise ta a t A) Bh a 5 i 5 2 id as oa 2 ee a A Hee I Eig: tral a thelr x ° jo tone s i OR re sk eB ine veopee } ds we hon Get ‘ "i ae ns o, Lat etl PIE pA J ,. . w¥e > aon 2 7S Sy SPN hae » v R Se ee ee alt Be ON Pg ~ baie 5] * fr ‘nite Se Si Le é Se aR te oh Sie SPA) a eee ee pe Rae ? Mv > - * e. Bye eae i ee oe, a 4 : : ree ‘ y « aa J ery 7 Sr dite fe? wrote # « te : . > ehh gye © o8 BR ag . , pr ae LS Ria es 'Diekens’ writings HPS These are samples of the higher In the tT one-clasp style with f turn-back cuffs. Very attractive st Broken sizes . el Smart Leather E Many attractive Leather Bags in styles. back-strap pouch, underarm and tailored styles. Of calf, reptile grain and novelty grains b Tots’ Easter F Smart styles made of heavy quality ¢ With dainty ruffles of self material. with hand smocking, laces, etc. ite, p t to 3 years ai ae Rothschilds Dress Coats ..-.you will find new an imteresting .. . New silhouettes ... smart furs which are flat .. . bowed collars - +. and world of chic touches . For the semi-formal or forma! occasion they possess : : road s. n2 | —~ the individuality ee ee ene ents an Sma.tness the 3 | iS , | oo ‘ | NEW EAST ST. LOUIS HOSPITAL mands te S ae cat Russell Sage Tower at Princeton— viewed from the Holden Arch MAKE THE TEST YOURSEL Mail this coupon for FREE Testing Sets Why not male the ‘‘concealed name’ ciga- i rette test with yourself, and with your Four-in-hand style, of imported silks St. Clair Hos friends? Find out which cigarette is really PPY as wel] as conservative patter ~ ’ : 8 he } i] DilLa Oc'n 4 s , ‘ - : eh . < q . ; Dress Coats Are p RRO F tien, ym pri 7 Protestan: ‘wd le | : the most appealing. You furnish the cige- — 3 All have good wool lining.... : omprising 2 rettes ... well furnish enough brand N B : loth »PTOR195 name ‘‘masks,”” etc., for @ good-sized testing party. It’s great sport. Just tear L , | | out this corner of the peper, sign it and S8trous broadcloth and cretonme ¢ Selon ot Fashions “mocks in double-breasted and belted Third Floo: “8. Gay colors to choose from. Sizes 34 | mail to P. Lorillard Company, 119 West Tots’ Easter Coat 40th Street, New York City. ¢ 497 3 Tailored styles of tweeds, kasharette. structure On your Radio ..- OLD GOLD-PAUL WHITEMAN HOUR... Paul 4 : flannels. "Hare cap to match and 7 eae te Whitemen, King of Jazz, with his complete orchestra. broadcasts the a cane. Others im regulation and dressy 3 when the S OM = | OLD GOLD. hour every Tuesday, from 9 to 10 P. M.. Eastern Standard 66 not a cough in a carload- j styles. For girl or boy; sizes t to6 © Pians Announce: for Building at S000 State “treet. The four leading cigarettes . . . ‘‘masked"’ | with paper siceves to conceal their names. ic emai obtained a a Greenfield TOOK OVer the Hospital, now which *eG e a} ne w | 1 eted. The presid: nt of tha a sar). : . . : v the Colum roedcasti sindilias tp Gh ter. Satna Metinawas Time, over the entire network of lumbie B ng System. zki naster of the Federated ct ‘ | | : ek ;

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——ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1929 __ ____ SU LOUIS POST-DUGPTO i —_——- , 3S suse: Gastar BDDY — piping hot just before Sy ll ead —2 teasf bons the Prime Minister's Daughter Helps heard screams from the back rar J i o DOLLAR Drive Off Assailant Who Tried and rushed out to the Woman's 4s- add het water—stir and e 10 Seles Two Dank: sistance. Sie Saiee Mtackedil. 6 In cans at grocers. } SONTION, March @*8.—\ man $mé wr of Baldwin's staff, also as- ee nine hen — ittacked the. sisted the vietim, whose side was . -WAY eres | | cnuck!) attacked %) sisted i whees:s OR COLD RAND-LEADER .- H Head of F bankruy L Millinery [ite ot the “etfice Keeper at the | badiy bruised, Mer assailant em Unusual values every day - - Downstairs SLOPE = | Ge Women’s Undergarments Four Splendid % 1 Otterings at . il j OO OOO OOO OS ET Or * ae OP PE Pie PPLE DZ k This Over! hen you pay 12c per Ib. for Flat ork in your Family Finish bundle bu-are paying 15c ior Laundering sheet. | . a A Seale Bs che che sho oho ohn F's cho ce oho Ho oh Rayon Alpaca or Regular & Extra Size nha 0806. 4 " ‘entered bankruptcy Sateen Slips, $1 Rayon Bloomers, $1 * rete 4 xplained that the Nicely made of non-cling cloth, A very special group. Every gar- amount represented repayment of cotton sateen and rayon alpaca in ment well made and has rein- a loan and a part of the back sal- | bodice-top styles. Some lace trim- forced crotch. Dainty pastel shades ; ary due his brother at the rate of} med. Al] shadowproof. Light paste! to choose from, a948 « week. + shades. Sizes 36 to 50. . “But you testified your brother P] - i uslin and Porto was a machinist.’ said the attorn: y ain or Figured for the trustee. “Do machinist eames ody Rie gages -F Rican Gowns, 2 for $1 aia: mas, $ : ogg ) P J ? Fill the Gown needs at an excep- So bright and colortul are these tional saving. Made of good crepe Pajamas in new patterns o1 grade muslin; also Porto Rican attractive solid colors. Popular Gowns, handmade and hand em- ! $7.95 two-piece style. Choose from broidered. Full-cut garments. white, flesh and peach. Downstairs Store ) 7 led in knowing whet er you! ; : BSeceeeeceests: || Girls’ Coats in opular eo cose ee ‘“ ’9 Sedat Se Sede Be Steed oe in P — , e oopee™ Lie r Price is 8c each for launder- g Sheets. JOE GLICK 5190 Delmar DEPENDENT LAUNDRY” He was both, vour honor.” ee a er eater = té fied vel fT or tl at his | : e i rartine) > ST rt $75 iis ] arml n I or ee . a ee Featured in the Newest and Most i oe | e week, but that Nhe alwes ~ i draw that much. he might | & Gorgeous Materials and Colors. , ; : 'have drawn more then usual just Whatever color the young girl has chosen for her Spring - Cl before bankruptcy. | RED KID Coat, she’s sure to find it in this group. Fetching Coats of as ant Ueter so: See pn MS i) . : : rot worse?’ qu eG the referee, tweed, border cloth and mixtures. Belted and straightline 7 , a " ‘Trattner wae at socmce BLACK BROCADE © styles with capes, throws, etc. Single and double breasted. : aD The millinery company started | MALLINSON’S PRINTS 7 to 10 and 11 to 16. / a Bes S Tmt i wiahe ae tne SU aie Sizes | Ra ely +" ee ks nope io This Frenchy Instep Tie is iti in Gy ae ae a an ke eae aa 60 | i 2 triumph in style and value- int * We ax eek deeeietes oe Shaadi giving. Also shown in another smart Sroup, $5 y 3 tees : “ een a rence Tia ga ge sand kid, red kid and Mal- ; : aa be oe Be These are Coats of such unusual iis aete watts phat S8ORk. ee ‘ 0 gig prints, with Cuban Coats for school or dress wear. Tweeds. mixtures and border SS Sag ties charm and style that you will ireworks Barred in in Michigan. | cloths with single and double throws. Straightline or belted. om \ eezas/ marvel at their low price. x-ray Mamma ape nse Bien Sizes 7 to 14 years. Some with hat to match and cane. Sizes oe from the State when Gev. Fred 6 to 11. | ac a Bengalines ... Celanese Moires... Faille WV. Green yesterday signed a bill} See = Silks ... Broadcloths .. . Twillblooms ~aiuialie Misbuaitite au anneal Dainty Silk Frocks Girls’ Ensembles ae and Sports Fabrics. The majority are ombustible or explosive | © . 3 silk lined. With or without fur trim- | a r ae f f ec S ‘ for Girls, $5.75 $1.95 $2.95 : ey = ming. Such a host of clever styles, with Charming Frocks fashioned o! Piques, basket weaves and broad- : pcg. 2 novel collars and cuffs...scarfs... sik crepe in gay, colorful printed cloths in beautiful printed pat- ee pleatings and tuckings. : patterns as well as beautiful terns. Long coat with dress to WwW solid shades. Smartly styled, match. All guaranteed fast colo: Popular black and the desired Spring | Md a) 4 Nip Sey = uke ORKEE ol (ae Cd lide ; ‘ fo Zz KANG Ried «(@ RS wy ‘ y >>> ) ) - Y7 % ‘4 t ~ 7 ‘att e ~~. ~ ~ 4 ‘t, . , * nf ‘ r eS n a >. ayo ”, = J Mail Orders BOYS’ STURDY OXFORDS of tan and Filled black leathers, Goodyear welt soles; Promptly sizes 11 to 6 at $2.95 ae $3.45. — Digg “4 : ” 4 Oo , Have cap to match and $5. 7s Ae.s 5 4 cane. Others in regulation and dressy 95 a a dite Tain . . .026 N. Grand—-2300 5. Gran fa dt ‘ ] : nN a carl oa d sty] es. For girl or boy; Sizes 1 to 6 , Satisfaction = ang noonen On cman 60a Dai Guaranteed DOWNTOWN STORE—1129 LOCUST STREET. PHONE MAIN rrr Until 9 : Ss . ws ac P A So » » a KMhPhRiMD—EE EM ow , Le. - Hi, My a oe es - af FP j yy, ey r. GLEE EIKO. Ee ) + hetee * SUDEP fYLIPI, SSRN oo Se . ““— P-a~ ~ © P. Lorillard Co.. Est. 1760 .

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iechastetnsatiat-d*= , - ™ - . wy r ‘A ~~ “ | , j ’ #5 “ a - ? j OT *2 » 4 ' : ‘ 7. ; DMe q ~ Ss) . ww : . iS rome nted ant!-Jew isi dis if. ” A As sai? a — * 4 . ii . a asiaehia sd 3 ha : G*ii8 - al ue (l | The figure 18 arape mceo fy “Se pi Re. ‘ mivers Adit , cary } become 2 iwth + je ; tere. acial wr Ai , 9 Course ’ b Bs : feet ! ; Pow ~ tail and accordin ae inices at univéi =1T1eS. I i ada ion —! 3 sic J % - ‘ ha. Lhe : A ere i Taciai | re uu lice and ] - ro ae, SUS end ah irom ~ ~ ' . . ° : i Ai¢ - . ™ a _ 4 — _ _ &: , ¢* , = 4 1. 4 : I iL * Hee t . . + a ¢}* »7* j i ? ww ithin w hich Sii¢ ie te i b a ae , wo ,' was nine feet around § thi vaist. When the judgment was pro-,;: m tar muces. am pall Amaton Of character, is *y ’ 5 Tey at nce. ..-Shows what i e ae }. whom le met Served in the Main : | ria will do for a feliah. rags RE eae lise "ides Seon Work by Jo Davidson, Gift of Wisconsin 9.7.) oo 8h tare the suent Ne-) Tulsa, Ok. 10 years ago. He was TFIT! 1 EVERY DAY sroes complete their task. 4 : wil IohSs . to Statuary Hall, Catches Spirit proce complete, toes wk een * HUNGARIAN EDITOR 50 YEARS, she ion Dinner ance “th « ee 7 7% i us)’ =i From 5:30 P. M.te 9 P. M. The Capiteil is d ome ae ate ee ried. In the partiament of the FINED, PUT ON PROBATION § (JClch & Companys 104 Piece ~~$550 Valtig hy at Delicious food and all of 7 : pyipelinet ag oiieeprs oe De. Joseph Vezi Calls Liberty of it you can eat. ga tei ietented \ Serked trae th® minds of me! seg Press a Myth: Accused Count Q PIECES MAKE THE Special . ti rus | —— : sienmicmitillian ge RE in Riots. Served in quiet, restful eee ee d on a thousand PARMIVAL FAT WOMAN DIES a, ine sssociates Press. BEDROOM COMPLETE surroundings without the “ é ere a nel : ; eee. Pi © re wit saat ge ey é' oye mer ss : nae (ST. Hungary. M oa This bedreeom furnished most distracting din of musk _— | gute a A Pee cua te wo “ne esa abet Weighed 433 Pounds. ed er i Ete ad ae ee eee Pearl Stanley. | Feet 5 Inches Tall. BLDAP ’ Tac modern—cemplete te the last detail (1) The splendid | Gq) ~ . f gitation. Thin, mildly medicated— , - on —-. eT . teed safe, sure. At drug, shoe FREE—A WEW STYLE CAP WITH MEN'S AND BOYS’ SUITS Ao Suite you al- $1 1 s a «dae eee ceame-Onete ~~ . : ne # # the _ t eo ; —— tak ; , , n | : = peg Ne PMiap new to secure necessary) og , and & nate. ) : . lien : hestons ” ¢ workers—capable employes — and it dl oon ae . : . ns o ae Sicees tn Old Mall EVERYTHING FOR AN locate them through the Post- Gs : | +n Help Wanted Colamns lay. He has recalled. sor Pee wae jeeennnes. EFFICIENT KITCHEN Dispatch Help ante olan Car Bip , th e wie — es 7 WILL COST A LOT LESS AT THE GLOBE ” This ix still anether important AND THE LOWEST P feature of this special “Home STYLE QUALITY onicesv ie cin SRE | cf EES aie ater. (19) porcelain kitchen fevangeven te sect pompen of GALE, “was tip-tase fale with (1S) four neamcitut | Faull cle, and even t — e Men's High-Grade (s goleum rug and peorcelain-trim- | . if ome B: 4 figure su es (ne : ’ med gas range. ~ : - leis i ‘ , . , - dace , hink: SHEALTHRIS E= ody that sits « stone's throw dows A, ee bY: | 4 ee Orrido! =O accusio!l ‘ . pieces place. chair fronting th esidin (= Sis . o4 , ; ’ - —-?. inten , / ! Y E A. S T 7 the aisle, iciving an Ulusien 1S , LOOK WHAT THE DINING Ony piece may be bough of mot La Follette seem a , ROOM HAS pram for clear eyes, a clear a MEN'S $49 ALL-WOOL f : > eitnatenn tee gine eemmnnnel YES» pate O MENS $35 ALL-WOOL | aii & Func WEAVE \ A) 5 waiter veneer can-sine barter. g PIECES FOR THE ‘er china cabinet). large e¢x- skin, a clear brain --- 7 figure, esting. P romcve, B WORSTED & | BIE HITS ’ (Susice dining table. tive LIVING ROOM Fighteent ws a . 2 > ; ba _ “ oy - Os a ee at. al? | ae " Ne a6 ' ‘ ». a * AS RB SF PE ag Coe aa ars ‘ hae . ad. Wag Sa ere bs ae. 7 a ee ; : ? Wh oss Al ; » Nectie - AGES FE Ye REST ae Ee ee Te . wee 4 aay a a eee ee a Ct yy hin Bmore rR a nice ruc . alli Saige tea tak 2 PREG IEE NBT i tak? Queenie: 7 Rig, Cathy te, AS RE Lose Rt a! Rife! Seale gh 9, SRP. he af 2s ™ "Oe GVA & bel ie 6 a: Ges» ot Do SS Ok ee : i i eal me ee chairs. one armchair. (5) hband- z CASSIMERE : | : some buffet mrirrer, (9) 48 A complete living reem. In- SILK 80 piece dinner set, (10) a 24-piece claded is a (1) beautiful ever- SUITS 21 F . silwer set. Here you may have stuffed davenaport suite in at- tar aah tate shan AaB a vet: Bae WN: LINED tractive weleur (choice of club re $ 1 & er wing chair). (2) ecensional 1 oH rn | YOUTHS’ SIZES 30 TO 36—GRAY SHADOW STRIPE —-.- taeae, (3) ect taste, " ‘ . a . ; \ oP ’ ; : . > se ve vy America © ort me. | Teturm bend neo in a Costers That's Reason for Big Last Oxford, $10 coats yore Tareyton Sales Jump It s exceedingly appear- Inzalls , s and Carft ; —_ if ST TAKE A LOOK a Lnese pic- \ Ou can Lake a tip from these smokers, ing-it’s well styled and com- ators and ‘debaters of their day 7 tures! Can you imagine a set of too. Even if your work is less str;nuous oe | . | | oe Om Cee Fe ee eee umpyY herves on jous lke these: ... You ll enjoy vour smoking more whe % let fortable—in fine black or tan ieeeShomaten, Robert E, Lee aid ign dapat 3 700 © AY TOUT ee ee : iat . 7 . 4% ™ " +. ~ 4 - | 17 | T i.e 4 : . — - ‘ = . . — _ be % . . " - . sy rds ’ ; ‘ roe ’ i i the abere bt! OF} eae nt) r) r wy , or sat ms | tne end Ci ad peay \ ga i Be es ; iii a : eTren ww ho lives a’ The e oc ee vy: ae a Sollett a ee , ‘ : Shes Pe Te . Mr He ; ; . . os " . ev «* _s> > . . ,7 : ‘ Y : . . é » MBG « © oe " v ae through long wat at a ship radio So trv the recipe these smokers recom- oo : 3 to ae toe ‘ | . , : _ 1 2 . - - — ie c tu : a* - ‘ a fil *; he Willing ts t 4. ‘hie r vs ect 1a Ty cre] +2. ‘ OTIC ; ‘ Ts , “> —_—.-. . — - . - . * . . ; nanai — * LAchii * iS + Iii) dis wil . ‘ . ~ «& \ Ad. ’ 4 : : a) ' 23 Tie apa zo ailo ny elie ingten aa a tine _—.. ~~ 6. "oe iin ’ 3] poor sufferers af rheumatiem just te niaing e ' A ry -o% : ~> - ° > * . . ; a — ; : _— ¥ : Shas ne nem eT? , ? 12 i " > We : ~~ , hi . : “n 7" ' ’ ‘ id LAA : a % — » ' ' ' r? - ' . ; ‘ 5 " ; “ih pie ———y e+e ey all you want... , ione for me and to see that ther. ' > a . > ~ . . > > = «> > in @ , . " . . ™ es . » + , + . . . : . a ssn . . m+ *“Y ‘, ; » j . ‘* . eor a 6 I ue pat sed G\\al ; a - 7 » s,? ' “"— } , " . ] = a , . . . . . 7 investigators. “Smoxe no other kind... le@ shape your nerves are in when . . . . . . . j we ‘ 4 > * ry >> . . " , T > 3 FRESH established product through a plan of demonstrated effi- thent : | . HERRING ciency. A liberal and highly profitable franchise arrange- the figure of | en he tirst a | ¥ 4 ) : RETRA SPECIAL ment awaits the right person. As a margin of safety and a ae ee he - “= PER of the market as it expands, the distributor should have ah t. ta Sebintio os ) 7 SP», i | LB. $10,000 availabie over the first year, although only a reia- him,” he says simply, Old memo. @ | Cd nve , — _ “. 4 P ‘ ee SUN- ’ teh J is = r cd i tively small proportion of that sum should be necessary - > at the outset. No selling experience is necessary but ap- ince in Congr a radice } “ge must possess yay eee We will arrange ee mee ~ | ong | Te Seine eres | eee now lo¢ for y 7 _ Write today. you y 1@ memobde! ae .TanAINg Lron cae 4 a] rf | A ndy ™ L. RIEGER “Hie was > sume the : x ” > Room 722—11 So. La Salle St., Chicago, HH. J Senate.” be remembers looks | = | . : : p at the figure now being swung Beg Us. Po, © 1929, The Union Tobacco Co., New York City - ADS than ALL t cane pe ADS than . the other >t. to its pedestal. “He was al! {fire

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ee cc = —— ce From 5 iis -STLLOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ SEER TS 1908 Ss ee eee ___—=~PAGE O nis ieet! ju — its ON Public events . Pin akon rem oma . ne ee noel —— : | demne —. exposing the iniquige — one SOSrsEe ” -SALOONKEEPER RESURRECTS ff | ce: tcp treatment than he rather have a man w! an mak a @s in Hun-|a man 10 had deliberately teat fAYLORVILL FE. Ti. : Daven 28. ~—CLUB CHARTER ISSUED IN 1885 | nae t fro: r u e he a i. P ns of St the wr lau 5 th : on 7 a } mh. It is a} tered rac ial prejudice ang i, 21-months-old daughter : Promot. ‘ 7 when un | ed anti-Jewish riots.” nd Mrs. J. P. McClintock, Arrested With liquor, at $516 ; now ‘ts help.: Milier, that first arr} record ircuit Attornsy 66 7 ? ad > r . ° . . — entnry ha The Count had sued the eqy,. pnt an operation here yes- ! yoo yng sae nage 7 @ aa he de ce ee eat en. lat ee “3 ul a an ul O ea airest | for dé famation of character. Or fo! Tn4é removai 71 Nn ne / cot ro berwon ¥ olk ~ Time. f MAYOR I eae. pe! -ent it ’ + be n Se v Le] yrnie 21 ars ola cskon . "5 . of iT open s . 2d in a aradawavs saloon sue progra? And rih-/ he an d something else beside > —_ 7 ~t~2 — . vid Olive street, closed after the vein, colonel Mille S por un ll jokes : ” : “" | Jones law went into effect March origady ow ; alles _Ki . * ye | SANS AGREE T 1 th ff h i. hee bese ee brigade, had called Kiet © Poli: | ST, LOUISANS AGREE TO RAISE 1 © muliins tonig | Do,” police WINS HAY § L sense of shame he we Ke : “Wedge Inn Social Clu HALF OF OZARK ‘AD’ FUND ae ——_—_— , Uro iaiied in for a visit. Thev foun: ) about Kiel Meeting Decides Details of Man 8 a IOohSs , small quantities of y hi KY an gi Bisa. Si nase “Miclhtvy Hard to Shame.” to Provide $150,000 to Pro- and arrested Hardawa: }: Ww “Tt ig no wond ot dian ae mote Tourist Travel. and Tender Soints larda way tee - orton He Pr icts Move ill Be €i) “a 2 ’ ator “ . ; iin ry; a I li yhereby Bt Louisans ™ i) ; issued to the Wedge ‘in Neate 8 N and it 7 a s chareed during the Re.| 2ssist residents of the Ozarks to | IT TAKES only a few minutes towetongeaienranegey . > ‘id ~iisl i] ecessary to Provide | - vin 2 . i ~ A ah . - : 2 1°. it) ow ith m hich to adver- i ¢ ak b fh ; , cae Tae shortening. '% ut 4t/4i ail ’ 4 “alr *‘ : 4} i f , Py = aw ’ i i 4 ci J er a 4 , i Ag5* VS . ” Ozarks Chamber of Commerce at get the lightest, flufhest, best oe ae be ix end sift “> | by establishing “id clu) ' . hac i j iG ciubds in which kin rie? ay} ye 7 Ae > a ‘ y | drinks were served to members. 6 Mihaela Noe a Wee bn wiiitin 1% : pr Si: Lacie business tae ae muffins you ever took from creamed misture edd AL —~ 4 BRAN, Dr. Scholl's Zino-pads for Bunions American Concert in Berlin. funds for the completion of the) ee lighting cantrace |tO raise $25,000 a year for the} the oven. All the family ie cry _inqvemaine., Fess Se guesses gop pain instant ly, protect the ie Gis Dasncintat Genes $87,000,000 bond § issu: woeram |°" *° Saas ser See : ; . - sivas will surely praise ‘our skill r ’ oven (370 F.) for 20 minutes. eplarged joint from pressure of | BERLIN. March 95 at will be necessary {f Mayor Milleris; 9 7 oe d-tinees oncee | Derships in the chamber at from ) Yield: either 8 lerge or !2 medium- ghoe, and soothe and heal the ir- Pe We —. a a -§.—With San- continued in office, Charles 7S bette eee io: Ge. hres en eee wn 6 enue ae ae that night! size oo If eweet milk is nee na ; rere : ior Harmati of Oma} ee ifor public improvements ee tO 9suK cL pone , instead of sour, omit se > . +e m s t j— lia @ as > it. : . sili P > 1 “ -_ a bak in ritation. Th n m *ety ed _ = ‘ondu "tor and with Fr ra nee eae ‘ are ; oT"), 2 ~ ' hy a rnnats : ui ; HES Li! + . lle t ‘ 44-0 ‘ A , 3 teao as sg powder. teedsafe,sure.Atdrug,shog | 06) tOr with Frances Nash ed States Senator last November, | he issue of this campaign ee oe gee Me And remember, you'll be : . TY C} Vv - 4 ; } - ; oY a’ we : aa oe oe . fri a+ ane ‘. ee - bi Ase he ee oe ; gnd dept. stores—35c box. m9 “3 as piano soloist, ' declared last night in criticism } — py wa ; hepdperege dt -ccmemg OA - directly : wis " ° . , the Philharmonic Orchestra last wt mlidaieteevation he, ( repevican. Party tibele €6 net {roe — Se ee » helping them to better added, it makes a delight- . ~ht ail sl ‘ 44% ALhAT TLIO t4Uvii Le si P . ; fae oe . , =e o 7 Dr Scholl's "6 save @ concert devoted to re 175 members of the Twenty . a ee ¥ 1a 140 Acr res of Timber Burned. health at the same time. For ful breakfast dish. 1€rican composers. The ix? Ward Zino-p ads pr ' rar } re ‘lu ded a Y) Ano concer te a ; McDa ee vi silat. . — “ . *h, io Se ry — ; 4 ’ L ) Hh ah pocmmm A, habhes March 8 — 30 many foods are lacking lhe sure you get gen a a? AC al ° AiV-C i - l* - ; +s “a= haw ~ ar T os Aas ai i ; ee ia ‘ S, » ,+.. wn RRs Pir 1 | 1885. Police recalled that old club } cha | , . ‘ the jiotel Statler vesterday. out 14 acres of young growing -inO-p is gone! S¢ wert : Edgar ae Dowell and Leo or ry. Sy aes ee i: ;xept in power Sy raien te 2 aaa was de Stroyed by a fire in a ” bulk wd roughage. And Kellogg s — the original mO we nv @ Sy ite | r See + % PF et, Me a 5 $ os o«r rai ~- ae St . - - ~~ S ws 44 : e . ‘ IRR ing ie om the North "=" t wooded region three miles south of it is this lack that so often ALL-BRAN. Part-bran prod- re and a half mile east of State = ce many ¢ hi 7 on sore tg “They say that Larry McDaniel ails WG: OA ee ry causes constipation -— which in turn steals ucts, at best, bring part results. Doctors izhway Route No. Mondséy night energy and health and may even cause seri- recommend ALL-BRAN. Just eat two table- bart of tie 1k to & discention a ous disease. spoonfuls daily—chronic cases, with every Be stronger -live longer fot SS) “Katong: aan pve akin gel be erous quantity because it is 100% bran. By Sold by all grocers. Served in hotels, res- Walk repa.’ ng ir connection i egg the street lighting program, Better Real Estate Loans serving it in some form every day you can taurants and dining-cars. Made by Kellogg “B iw — oe none. iecien eal ae heli fs protect your family. So many ways to serve in Battle Creek. 363i . ~ ’ |e : a rVyV,V ~ :¢ ) ; - . . i J vat 06 ts See. ant eee Ve have unlimited funds ready for first mortgage loans | it too. In waffles, breads. Sprinkled into 2 EALT HRIS EE the record of expenditures so far on Sees improved business aad and well located soups. Mixed with other cereals. And, of with some of the projects nearing res 3 ¢ —s ‘y on i ) - . a E “One lion set aside for a rat iS prompe We shall lbe g glad to — you Afsronmic } arvie \iAtine “ane + . ee ~ Municipal Service Duliding, money | take advantage of this branch of our service. | lg all spent, $100,000 short. | “our millions set aside for | courthouse, money all spent, .- . 000 900 short ADVERTISEMENT | pttethines guehaen ak. tt wit tak investment Division of the National Bank of ; nting : ‘ ' . Combmed Capital and Surplus 15.000, 000. $4.600.( more to complet t Broadwey and Pinc . % Louis Mo “Neyer Saw Such Effrontery.”’ FATHER OF FIVE GRAT FUL- sige | - pe ae ” chairm an of ee board of directors of som ee vg . 4. ¥ 4 | a when required, purifies and beautifies | | aa a ras ° , t di a Bre. ; - . ven? nf exce lent publi ary ‘\ wEDICINA _. the skin, cleanses the scalp aod keeps : \ pe cei ange Lou many people right | unthinkabl raere ever was 8 » ; P vets + + ~ 4 glad to have anyone ca]! or write’, + ‘970 miles 5 oF paving,’ he said . i ar - . sé a - . P . tore + 7 ‘ 1 : . ; me f r further particulars about mv ir -. te was 4/ miles. wasn’t %'t 7" a = : c ° spree Ne : Wealth, Health and Heath. eee _ ; me 41nnn Tew: vA ¢n rrToOne NMFATIMNG v * ' : _— se anyoBe proving When the Post-Dispatch sent a! | : >) %e , Teh ‘ . + + ha mine _ re , ‘ . ‘ ere . : . ‘ nee ‘ ie 4 : : ‘ . ~ Awe 7 7 TO ic r1id2 Tr gee Rakeof! , a 2 : . man ¢a hil, Replacement s 4 . .* are always put BP ent to ask tim about nis | Mam few PISTON RINGS a ss Ready Packed! Quick Service? Dna , Which are recom-|, Rg Tey i i ae ; , " a : - ic I M0 and Am, VUL Bi y} i Patented ge See heumatism and rheu-},.... cre, ire Dastta at themes nna MS Helioes th Fiona ace beste a oy oo no EASTER SPECIAL iii ets are pers utelvy harmless and will! ,..,.5 ., nee Tries 7 “co a ae Ee SS 7 BOX ~ MR. FRANK HEREON not upeet the stomach, affect the)! — 14 tw nave ean they were talk. —.._ __ | Containing assorted Candies and Chocolates includin€ 4 : ueart or any ot or: a fantet tiueiie “meaiill jue now Ra. y MM ) } ; Biv Rabbits and Eggs. Appropriately Packed and wrapped for @id Mr. Prank Herron. who ! Sat The Weldona aeaninenhatt rho : — = = Seem « an Easter Gift. re : i a * ' : > = oo A 4 4a4it ee : i T Lif rT t nw meets Tr e be) / — ria tinued: ‘‘I would be willing Wa en’s Drug Store. ae we a aa . Lot ty ‘ , : ' pe = on Ave, St. Louis, gladir ex-| inact business, but of course {hel | EASTER BOX NESTS CHOCOLATE RABBITS Work for nothing avd go among vrton Ave., Ls, FS EEGs SE a ee ess thet tract business, but of course their Filled with a delightful Easter As- More than 20 different kinds and sizes 00 »_tF “4 Nmaticn Ro 3 ; oe: > Pp rsuirerers 03 CUMLETISI (cto: pams more apout this remedy ) ' Ps ce Se yt ~~ health was Of greater importance. : . + J ’ ci i ' i Wehial cl phe = bie } Ty 4 ra the ps De 4s .Uid ad ka 4 1“ . > le >? le . 4 tell them whut na fablet Y rt « out tl + ge i y idvustrat I wonder how ‘Rakeof? ent fron J US sortment, attractively packed. from - > . +> + > } a . - sd . ee P:. - ‘0 ee eas .a ds Jie 4 ees > WATCH FOR OUR BIG FULL PAGE AD IN ots sie co 0 ol as ae Mee oe Gilkey Chocolate Wagons with Bunnies, $1; Kiddie Joy Pails 40c: Chocdlate Swan CHURCH BURNS TO GROUND. Only FRIDAY’S POST-DISPATCH—-SPECIAL EASTER SALE BB) cuick!y because ne was afraid of | lites. 4 eine, 75e. filled with Easter Eggs, $1; Choc. Roosters, Hens and Ducks in various sizes. outer walls were left when fire guticd this —_— such a hand writing the record of incompleted Riverside Drive cathedral in the Municipal Service Building, the | a ay A GENUINE MEXICAN BASKETS Filled with assorted Easter Candies. one of New York's most spectacular fires. - a= ra ‘a agm ie | Courthouse and the lighting syster © a9 Redshin’’) — Fox Tree Rabbits and Egges...50e€ @ S81 @ 81.50 @ 81.75 @ 82.50 Firemen worked for hours on end, and nti pe. MR PRS “eee Beri Selvin and His Orchestra. — were a to the ww (Jack | New Version of Mother Goose. igs oe 07 Pema oe Love ustion before the flames were finally Salmon) | “And Mayor Miller said be was Motion Picture “The Wolf “> Friday and Saturday <——_ 7, subdued. “Big fires take a lot of energy, proud of Heath's City H: ord Song’) — Fox Trot — The said Fi Li “ili A. Wal I don’t know just how ke would when Secdensl “ity after day. I nae SABLE STEAKS $60 1 _ me tea ter what Mi ’ me — E m ~ i | | i 4 *- ug» | < a ym | & » under the most difficult conditions ..- : od Breaking Up thet Od Gang CANDY ~ Easter Assortment of Chocolates . {740-D Wedding Bells (Are sometimes in ice, snow. sleet and storm. FRESH SLICED HADDOCK en nmap oe ae Secaapetg nis es Oe ee | And it requires nerves under steady control with at City Hall.” Rich and His Orchestra. Bonbons, Rabbits and Eggs. to do it. That’s why I smoke Tareytons WHITE HALIBUT FILLET re ferring to 4 hunting trip May 3 Quvess Who? — Fox Trot —Jan . They don’t tax my nerves.” PERCH LOW PRICE WHY PAy MORE? cc esengga: ee eee 4 Orchests | Ce ee. ch a ae allow : | 1-LB. 2-LB. % PER PER PER See wabietid ain: oxen a ane FOm Your Overcos 1731-D Lover, Come Back. nReX @ sox — 1-Humidor Package. 2. Heavy Foil. 3. Quality LB, LB. LB. clared might well ha een sung A, to Me}—(from “TheNew Tobaccos. 4. Sealed Perforated Top. That's why : ARETE } by the contractors on their de Tro con’’). | there’ Sno dryness . . . no crushing. SUN- FANCY RED CANADIAN FISH SNAPPER SMELTS Daddy's gone » anu ) iteman end Assorted a FRESH | EXTRA SPECIAL — cee? | Chocolates To wrap ] PER ny '18 Hay continued, “I dor kno n 7 LB. how much game they got in Can ={@ | ny “NEW PROCESS | AZ ga im BA He RW FRESH SALMON | FRESH DRESSED BR; curs, ST Olu la RECORDS ae = : BUNS x HERRING STEAKS |CA R PB 0c ot Popeu Brisase.” aot HOT CROSS BUNS, the Bee - « 25e Ree sein | aes" MIWA-TONAL RECORDING~-THE RECORDS WITHOUT SCRATCH og SPECIAL FINE, RED Miller said th : ve:auio — Easter Layer Cake, decorated. . av J SPEC —s — 6 itm tins, Simi nomen Easter Egg. made of cake, decorated... ; agg ier hg oc edd race : Bunny Stollen, rabbit-shaped coffee cake. ~rrTrrirt, fy u 14 LB. and the Circuit Attorne; ‘3. LIST OF AUTHORIZED COLUMBIA DEALERS Lamb Cake. covered with cocoanut. minha Received Deily. Qt. . Howes nan a wal sing ages ee CENTRAL eo _ NORTH - Easter Cookies, the dozen Pe OVSTE s& cLEOTs. as -- 50 son rd ea wad APOTTAN COMPANY Og Biwes. oa aed Laster Iced Squares, the dozen.. Sone 64606 Sob bce a a pr eat 1004 <tlise the knight errant of e1 SOUTH : cat ; BALUWIN PIANO COMPANY - Strietly e or and ne Apo: ) i¥ 137 live oan ~, i a _ 417 N 7th St 6th & h & Olive : ‘_o- rTnnwrt " Fresh Sign . ed to } GLASEK RECOKD SHOPS BKOUKS MUSK HOUSE ’ , ’ * mo? th~e peor ‘te had rise : os . , [406 = Breadwe:s North ‘sth te “A anh nzton RORFERT mre =TF ‘ our 4 he | Sed ee | asin teiannene [718 Cherokee J , ‘ ‘ | ik . I . ~— among the other amusi: HUN! ge ge . HOLLAND MUSIC COMPANT A. No Candies 4 ( sUSS Be = LS ati . a we ote 14cS & Beeadear fhe POST-OISPATCH Regularly printe MORE WANT = presented |} } ro i 10HN C. SCHMIDT MUSIC CO ADS than ALL the otber st. Lunas at wspupers COMBIN LI). . alll Steney Kise 17 1th aad tive “799 Ss. Jefferson

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THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1999 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —eEE PAGE 16 —___————_._. ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH RES REGULAR } er : reports that the fi te _ $1,000,000 INHERITANCE TAX | an | ai “A ai -.- 3 . > Yi er nanny \ a} - .. prsessee -| T*-i¢ Sens , , eine : 3stsssst . ae + . s 4 “ ON oo) «4 w . - os ereee wececes ; a ie . ‘ be eereass > ~ mr ’ ~ >” 4 .» * . _ ae a ; eo F - a TT. oC es enre Ti ag = ° -_ awe - jn 5 ‘ . myo ts i ; q AAS Sw A : ~ > a. SHEALTHRIS E= wein as “Wigie, the Colonel of | been: unable te discover any clew 2-Ib. Cans . 25¢ | Closing Out Monogram; BUMPERS AND i P .ilsiti oS pV 7s ' ndicatin incendiarisSi!l DU re e _ Keystone Rad. Caps FENDER GUARDS “ a ‘ s pest Vit Lawrence ican -*" eontinuing their investigation. First | ~ . e as Mayor. Orthwe merested Storage Batteries a 3 | For 1929 Chevrolet. Latest : obably would be named a: 500 style, 2-bar. 2 er / ‘ i. > Weide = iA ASS + a f r - i TY i oun 32 | 9 7 ‘> | ‘j > > . Pe ¢ ey ~ “ a mt : ) : - Bite Fee paths, ee ~ oe tet WS ge BR Sey, ' ' Exch. during (Chevrolet Price values ~ale ne tet of odds and ends Genuine Philco § ee eee V AN | Bg A =a — eh $1.95 ‘ $9.95 — uot ee agate a, eb sighs Garrat iil ba oe ae oY iy) | TE >. Dit ee Wind Breakers Chromium Plated 87.50 TIRE MIKRORS — Chrom- EXTRACT seaggpiche Beveled Glass. High- Boyce Motometers ium plated. With Lock - ee ni $3.95 : Half Reg. List Price chain. . sats $5.45 NOTICE TO DEALERS: 3°"... anette tc ates or eee eee PRICE’S VANILLA, the natural heref bie to xi ae, vanilla cooeace, produces a del MISSOURI AUTO SUPPLY co. cacy of flavor and strength that no TIRES—TUBES 805 NO. HIGH STREET Near RADIO AND Morzan one has ever been able to put into NOW iit - fi,,! haa 1p geet GATES Hil H hill) ; i iehaliy * f f i a " ie : ry . i} iy : ' 1 |i HI Te NN i pid 4M ' | ih | AUTO ACCESSORIES Continuation of 12th St RADIO ACCESORIES OPEN DAILY, 7 A. M. TILL 7 P. M. SUNDAYS, 8 A. M. TILL 1P, cheap imitation vanilla flavors. Your ‘ rocer sells Price's Vanilla. —_—_—_————— bbe me F 7 & The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT 3 +} sonst r tel ‘eat it oes ne 7 . ADS than ALL the other St. Loais newspapers COMBINED. > —v headache and get ee: 6 re ee ae have a Chesterheld? pleasant Mint Rinne EE, «© | ieee ee. op tevretht atanetes ant Tablets and the prompt relief they give will bring back that sunny smile. Get a package of ASPIR-MINT Tablets today and learn for yourself how effective they are—= how pleasant to take. They leave no unpleasant after effects — do es WS eee OF NE PIE EOL Se The Modern Mint Flavored ASPIRIN Compound nie Ra he 8 PRM heer ea en oe : a oh , re: a q a ; ' gaat Fe , 2 a, x a Wie ge Os Push PR ie ree oe Ben ae a, io cust eae e ek ae Ar , pee ‘ eS ye , % + vA >. Riess eS gH * i Pe & é 5 ‘ i” Bo v3 ' ~~, = ~w> -m— oF bs — oF. : Dai As s . > : s x :. +) hc ] ,-* ron a > ~*~ — a 4 Witty ar obSsoOiecLe avpan 1one i mi a wee ** Daas Says McDaniel Assessed Aids. par +g Mets x EY iy cox 2 ? Hi it phi Wuen you feel that cold’ coming on—head it Off | done, it there ts anv truth in Yt P p / : with Bayer Aspirin. Almost everybody knows how these 's *s¥ te Knock and criticise peo- Opultart ty iS HEVEr an a . mild as -— ser tablets break-up colds—but why not prevent them? | to piace yourself in the Mavor's a Girls’ two-piece Ensembles, co: ne fee ory ret sign of s cold and | este Framed Chesterfields are, what ran them up into the 1 ks spare yourself a lot of inconvenience and suffering. Do Sto 1% the same when a headache threatens, or when you feel Prv8te corporations right alons bill h : . ; the least twinge of neuralgia, neuritis, rheumatism or Alii ‘dees tml ata vce 11110NS Was Ssomet Ins More: they satisfy! similar pain. Bayer Aspirin is sure relief, as many have °° #°'¢ “Teng from time to tim discovered. It is quite harmless, as phvsicians have long declared. It does not affect the heart, so you may "ths. or even years. Such mat- ZT] take Bayer Aspirin freely. Use as a gargle for sore oP : throat, to remove the infection. You can get the genu- the family. and vo sar ttle! Bayer on every package and on each ~ rong in a large private institu- tablet identifies the genuine. remove the president lirectors na ba er is the trade mark of Barer Wanofacture + the department heads? Deo our mild = ul a ef Momoaceticacidester of Salicylicacid poner think that the people o oe or ny 0 y S ~ | an unugua lal rec cord of ecoumplish- | brow & Miveas Tosacco Ca. ment

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_ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1929 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 17 TOACCESSORIES ss ae iFAmous-Barr Cost qe ey. A policeman carried: Me- 1 rmick to the office of a doctor | ‘ (nearby. The phvsician as ot; & E OF THESE BARGAINS BASEMENT ECO Sore tas sane wepeas Sa E OF THESE BARGAINS NOMY STORE unconscious chauffeur against the} We Give and Redeem Eaple Stamps | wall ans aid. | . ees. oer | T COVERS FIRESTONE. Operated by The May Dept. Stores Co. When he re-| OLDFIELD TIRES xce " mat ‘Oetaber Gulehan ane ane SS 4953 DELMAR BLVD. ‘Candi s” OLIVEATBRDWY. @ FOR |eott"™” ad Exceptionally GOOD Style Variety in These | lek ware tena on Ga a Se e ) 9 GRAND & WASHN. $ CARS Special Levee. 9995 —— U. S. Officials Declare = ~ ° ND PATTERNS | " DipPED conbe’ rin C i eee BEE Sor Easter Greetings Betas ciect trom | eae eee $2000 but Only $500 | Alabama, Mississippi, Sunday, March 31st sell Sent Covers |~?*4-5". for new $6.35 i floor and was un-'! lie disappeared down an of e262 25s a* ee meer on ,? > » ** ~ Chevrolet... .. ~ Went Into Treasury. _| /ennessee, Kentucky, Illinois Hand-painted Satin EggCandyContainers ROLET, FORD. | 304.50 | i, ~ Grouped for Easter Choice | EXCURSIONS in exquisite colors, and a wide array of PPET. PONTIAC. fa! a x F new Easter Novelties. Some exclusive im- : A ' By the Associated Press. : . . : ' ON, ESSEX—1920 | 22> | e - & and Offering Splendid DOUGLAS, March 28 SATURDAY, pentane. ©2200 Canes es Ns ATPiz.., Marc! COUPES . “ > ’ Pa. . : » . : - NS s | INNER TUBES > —_ ~ Yi, 7 4, fs city received only $500 of the 10:05 pm iwoney, precipitated an investiga- || ROUND TRIP COACH FARES—| Caster Special A Kiddie xes tion of the whole city administra- | J Mg on by the United States Depart- |] Tuscaloosa, Ala., Meri- \ Ly? aN . * deel sealant wine clits a Sn ......... en A wonderful box of can- : > Nest- Boxes in various ~ Chief of ‘Police eats Gatliff and ) Columbus, Starkville, West dies specially packed for | baa han sizes for the children Police Captain Walter Morris were Point, Aberdeen, Miss..$10.00 Easter. Contains Choco- SS mal : a. filled with delicious, urrested and arraigned yesterday | Tupelo, Mie. ............8900 late Bunnies, Eggs and . . ; wholesome and timely , she roa O serine to smug- i: 1, . . ; a pominige lang igi ar $5.00 an assortment of the : goodies for Easter. Will fin j | és ) was released under $5000 bail and |} Jackson, Humboldt, est confections. \ please the “‘kiddies. y, ever. corgi , A “bg Y y WZ MMM hs Ys Wiyyy “ip yp op ~ -_ DY aye yy: y “Mp e Ys Wea, . ‘ Min Vig, My hipe, BW Yh by “ i, Wf tpg, VUE uw, Jd ’ ui : ll ' (Re atetrevere. 4 4 fo WSs IN Z, PEATE . 7 ia a \ Hye 1 : Ye 4 by ; ty Yi asi tM | itil Pe Eee HL) } H Wy UA Hera PA ed peeeree! ieee BH | iby. 1 A r | it mf Uh I! ny ii UL ; ; } | ing trial. Wickliffe, Columbus, Ky.. .$5.00 really isn’t much more time to choose. But ? Pe erence Res eR $°) 50 to $750 3 Ibs e a 17) eon and Gonzales Sosa || Child half fare. Nob *hecked. sortments for the late Easter shopper... Mio 00" 2ne Gonzales Bosa urn limit te arrive St. Louis $ ; apr ene: wi ep Eianageeths Union City, Tenn. ...... $5.1 47 q@ Just two days till Easter ... so there PORMAEACS tO reNyrE Se Cy Pe a aoe a ».00 BOX WITH TRAY Federal! officials made 10 arrests Cairo. M — il 2 OO you need not be concerned. The Basement after a preliminary investigation of | esteem ; and five others, whose narnes were || Return limit to arrive St. Louis befors Ienal Kr r ¢ .s av Speci SOc y “yj : Mie hed pyc Wi Ma . y Add a Ma Y if, “ws Apt 4 AA , fk 4 SA f f, Z . tp fi, Vt fy ld Y Spf t Y Vi A Y 4 4 . Wy Nid Miri 1 itt \ rHREE SIZES Economy Store is ready with complete as- ‘the transaction. Adrian Enriquez, Low fares to other stations. tinct savings! i HH Wit il and had not been released this ‘morning. United States officiais|| Also One Fare Plus $2 Manufacturing and Sales - - - 4709-17 Delmar, Blvd. This group is an example Strikingly new | said they expecte d to make 10 more Po round trip to points in : Gem" arrests. : ississippi and Tennessee ’ _ , ) Spring Coats, of smooth-finished and sports Got But $500 of $2000. Mobile, $25.57 Tuscaloosa, $20.72 WE PARCEL POST AND DELIVER SAFELY ANYWHERE fabrics, trimmed with clever throws, scarfs, EDO CHARQCS Hat Sas Sune eS | aoe iets ace — I , , : ammunition had been sold to the ali nee ake ae ‘ capes, plain and fur trimmings... . in black oo eeeigpwagne tone he ee ee ickets kood goinx March 80, iiaiiataialaiaaneam hee: ay, and the wanted Spring colors. Sizes for ii. mene ee 5 days. |for $2000, and that the city treas- | " , ; Tickets at 322 N. Broadw: Lio! - . Regular! . . : | | misses and women. lury received only $500 of the|i cone = ss . Met. oe The POST-DISPATCH y prints MORE WANT }amount, was made in an affidavit ADS than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED, 4 Yyy AML VM, YIM hs gy 4 4 7 UU Te bill mi ean o a, | | } by A. * # Duarte. prints MORE WANT | > | Ea : ai ee eiee at tnt COMBINED. ee a ec resses men who negotiated with Rogerio | Loreto, Presidente M border which is held by ‘tionaries. The affidavit \a Maj. Rodriguez and Kaupp were with Loreto in negoti- ‘ating for the movement of war ma- terials into Mexico from the United States. According to Chief Gatliff and Capt. Morris, the guns and ammu- | nition were sold on authority of the City Council about March 1 to a “strange American” for $500. Fed- | eral agents disclosed that the war materia! was taken from the municipal arsenal at the City Hall, | LTC Agua Prieta, Sonora, across Offered y ve at. A remarkable assortment of Georgettes, prints, wash crepes and print combinations, as well as Frocks of flowered Georgettes. For women and misses. Basement Economy Store and that $500, the alleged sale , , price, was paid into the City Treas- | Are the Logical Choice for ury March &, the transaction hav- Thrifty Men This Easter ing taken place at night. Mayor to Retain Police. Mayord Millard Haymore issued 4 > | a statement saying that the cit) Suits and omen $s ats of Douglas was “not concerned the neutrality laws.” and that ‘iti Lil In a Popular Sa . the two accused police officers Grouping, at would continue in their positions 95 for the present. | 1- Chief Gatliff first came into newspaper prominence about two)! @ Straws ... braids... years ago when he helped locate | and clever combinations ee of straws and silks... Mrs. Aimce Semple Mc herson, Lo: in dark tones, or bright Angeles evangelist, claimed she had colors. Large and smal] been held prisoner by Kidnapers | head sizes. after her disappearance from Basement Economy Store Ocean Park, Cal. He also testified | T . ° . ; in her behalf. Later, Mra. Mc- q his woe not the first Pherson presented the Douglas | aster weve advised the \ Police Department with an expen- | choice of a new Maybilt sive radio ' Suit or Topcoat. And we | Capt. Morris recently succeeded | can’t repeat that advice ~ = eer” egy, mds . victed of embezziement of city too often... for St. Louis aes ant santana ak Gkeeka offers no better clothing > : value at the price. See the — the dav Morris claims that he and : . ; ° If cr ¢ i*h > 20) @ nwar =) new Spring Maybilts your- Chil d ren’s B the Police Chief sold ins machine | iM Friday — & Misses’ Hats . guns and ammunition. Morris was | a y ae @€ Scores of clever little a State’s witness against Murchi- | _h> sizes for men of all builds. | i+ si J the State penitentiary on March shapes and styles, in new son. and novel materials, for in NE FLIQUT T | Basement Economy Store the schoo] girl as well as NEARS END OF FLIGHT T0 SET | the small sister. Spring NEW SOLO ENDURANCE RECORD RE I Re qs + RA ¥ 4p R gg Economy Store Martin Jensen Finds — en : Thinks He Has Enough Iuel for Victory. For Easter! ROOSEVELT FIELD, so : 9 Niarch 2°. —Though tit Ai) Was ] Coats 9 e rough, Marti Jensen was i thye . Boys’ Suits "now's cngerace rie'| INQ G2 the creat gaememng For Easter! ever-growing demand has effected ence ... the great economy ———= manufacturing economies. These Are Featured ai eS : Jensen went up at 6:01: ——— 50 aah wesherted seine Oe i ... the health-guarding services of —— _ savings are now being passed along +7: | the Tate Roval WY. “* ' yecord set a new solo enduran: Are Featured at record today and still going strong Thomas . R 88 of 36 hours and 24 minutes, whicl a General Electric Refrigerator at a , . to the public through lower prices. e ; " " ould keep him in the-.air until much lower price than ever before. +, ty 1} < even ¥ [’ N, va Dr ccogtaggiagate: RAE 2 | , Come in today and see the many Wi this morning he decided that li ic ins ! i oe poo henge Boe ln aeaee to tate Make a The public instantly recognized the de: models and learn how easy it is to shat cena Gebiics arith : B chance to win. Between 6 and 7 merit of the General Electric Refrig- purchase a General Electric Refrig- pairs of knickers. Tailor showed that he stil had wa goou two or three button coats SAL. o'clock he dropped | ettiga IF ie erator and has shown a marked pref- | , erator under our li ... good range of brown aie Gres orien: Serringi ns won P { liberally spaced and tan mixtures. Sizes tt ough for ' | eer | erence for it since the day it was ' payment plan. The new low prices 8 to 16 with knickers. | _— 6 eee E : 3 Sizes 13 to 18 with trou- : mi Mionante. 8 §=€=—hlL | first announced. The demand has asf, —which now start at $215—bring @ For school or dress wear. Fashioned of fancy tweeds, cheviots, sports weaves and plaid mixtures in many attractive styles. some have fur trimming .. others have ingenious throw collars. All are well made. Sizes 7 to 14. ae ww s reas a ee el sers. : Emil Lb Girls’ Tweed Ensembles ; Pais . oil company that is sponsoring the | exceeded expectations. Increasing }| ” the General Electric Refrigerator Girls’ two-piece Ensembles, consisting of Boys New Spring Caps ; flight, went aloft in a plane _ t th ‘weed coat and sleeveless dress, with tweed They are all made with 8-piece 77c ee a aa ge, Ne production to keep pace with the within the reach of every family. nN O c ng printed waist. Sizes $5.75 tops, in sizes 6% to 7............. cath Ghecty Wen 4 a . . 7 * * *-* . e ‘ . @ . ~ é‘ : Basement Economy Store Basement Economy Store Jensen dropped s f ; : ing that he found Nhe Zz . | 6 mild as gallons. Aviators, estimat Girls’ Spring Shoes Women’s Lisle Gloves lly Peeling GENERAL 6) ELECTRIC . : it $3.95 Stross: iALL STEEL REFRIGERATOR eo | Pe ’ Wan’s Chauffeur Car- « A group that happily ie ‘ Michael! Quin < \ . ' W 5, * } de - a ‘ ' : : *T I o~ combines style, beauty q@ Womens wel'-ma Ss ried Away While Officer Goe es de, tan, hhh” Call Help. omfortable con- Gloves in mod ‘ie to Vy dan 6a: gene beige or gray, with em- (3M By the Associated Press | ames Oompany, inc. beige, tan, black and broidered backs. Good sam NICAGO, Merch S8.~<A. eeseod Open anybody white leathers: 24 to 8 size range. | a ~~ tig tese : onths by gunmel Evenings Distributors Lk St g° (Bubs) Quinlan u t Leonomy Store : Hasement Economy Store | Basemen ‘ pitas. Seba Sea Malis AY FY night, but some of the bullets struck Display Rooms Conveniently Located | Wuinian s cnaurieul JUMeES A [I : : Mush) MeCormick The latter, : 5 : | EASTER BASKETS, filled with chocolate creams, 79 s iaasitie wounded, was taken away | North Side West End Downtown marshmallows, and colored Easter eggs, each... - C whtle an officer ran to call hely : " = ’ Basement Econom) Store A C.OsSe dc eur croy se’t uy to tiie »p | §. E. Cor. Grand and St. Louis 6637 Delmar Ave. Scruggs-V andervoort- Phone Lindel! 5200 Phone CAbany 4343 Barney one in which Quinlan and McCor- Duck were driving WULLIAD |

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PPL CSE saeiieteeltatatationt ee gb ge i nslidliemiiainelisapithcenteninanemedinne a ee no - seem iptionernl ae os soma PS LEAD Re _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SoS ane ena eta a de en actin ee __ THURSDAY, PAGE 18 Only a Few More Days to Select Easter Coats From These Three Splendid Value-Giving Groups “$39.75 85975 875 @ A Coat for every type. for every oc- casion in these groups! Correctly tai- lored in everv way ... with that atten- i . = Charge Purchases— made the remainder at this montk. wii appear on 4 pri payable ai + «+@¢ sae? iagienvrei wis, rr Var. = WS : eM paSe "Yate x c a” ¢ ef Lz an S's en £ oe a aa Gs a ®& Sait ae ee " Labor rr « T* «4 é ’ mier [famsa ‘ College men and other well-dressed young men are selecting Easter. The stvle is right... de- nay be summarized : : tailed, individual design fabrics that include the favored | nan Me iy th new tweeds in gray and tan and herringbones . and values 4 : Ss ‘eemmioads nese that. dollar for dollar. are really worthwhile. In the new tweeds | ie —_ i of trousers and Clown Earl | :. naval agreement with the! tedag sae nit states ivoiving even #u ‘or “ } ler ‘of theoretical offensi: orecm Shipley uality through acceptance of 1 teens: ; Ter Section these new Learbury Suits tor —Eighth Fleer at $39.75 either two pairs of trousers or one pair vyne pair otf knickers may be chosen. inex ensiv e Easter Hats = ewes: ae Bisel oe di = FS £m BR. otk Second Fievr eee Si a > > s ‘ plaited over lisle. New l’Aiment Pacie ant icht and Easter gift supreme! $: - 4 -Ovenants. | unhag Main Fleor Main Fleer League disarmaient circles have | Tsinan heen informed that both the Britisn | | ju. Liberals and Laborites mean busi-— a ness as disarmament. :f ' admit that negligible result will Je Speaker and Highest Grade Accessories \Il Sorts of Easter Novelties . .. Pure, Delicious ... Wholesome .. . and ee of thes Lengee® Se C hocolate S Surprise Eggs the on that its delegations iicious than this Cation, and high mode!s and sports Hats. \l] Medart Co.. and 2. Signature and ratification 0: Sit} Withdrawal From Rhineland. pene fon §-hour pencil stripes. tone and Chypre enchanting League § It is 2uthoritatively stateJ ’ 7 . ’ e r - With Shielded Grid Tube, Na- | shore “ti | ; disarmament commission, addition- | Regularly S114 the Very Choicest Confections for Attractive Easter Day! = om at en ommission, addition . + > the preparatory disarmamen: S150, S 2 and S3 Kach mmission will be headed by two luscious candy. ‘ ian of slides. teeter-totters, other , aati y 2 play- 1) *” . th 4 rile " ‘ 2 4 . ‘\ AG salted ] il » od S1y C .. — exclusive here, Louis. Tey Section Millimery Shop—fF ift —Eighth Fleer yy ; day convention and the .° ; ine der treaty 0 ontro: 3 .* si ies al i For Easter a ; iTAOs td Choosing $1 3.95 @ Such a smart assortinent of Coats... navy chevivots eopi ‘ rO Vert - SF sh : i. + : > - at a cy ite 4 ebrated French par- ee a oe infort 5 Recognit , clocks. nian theory yj eomn Th _Pre- year. (suve : hepe ff - Prem Ste Japane rcement oO. : — | oorian Spring colors. tweeds.. kasheens im wanted [here are slim little wrappvy stvles or trimly belted models...with the popular scarf necks or collars some with cut-out applique trimming im contrasting colors. Sizes 7 to l4. % Sa.éa ’ . Special, prints...onme and cape stvles ... Included are An Zio- onal ail .orces. oft and rayon or rayon € Coty’s L’Origan, | aar& coier comb:nations. oe to $so. ‘* | 7 ™ “kK a Gurls’ Frocks A tempting assortment of ga) two piece crepe de chines jacket frocks and bolerv effects. 25 Ellen Kay Frocks mostly in high shades. Sizes S to |4. ; em : ( omplete \\ ith W rit Magnetic ( one Atiained it the forthcoming s€5- fsirts Section—Fifth fFttoor Caifts on in St. be neral act o@ the i325 As- | @8F: gembiy of the League of Nations “onem for peaceful settlement of all dis- “5'°Cm @ Thousands of pairs’ Purchased from a promi- ‘ — ccna lio ge Prag ee ee i J i f “« Az “es semen comn ‘ . . _ “7 , £ —e | eae tke if her nent maker . . correctly Gi ts 0 immediat withdrawa: ¢ - numbe thineland troops oOo eccupation. te " - pn ae and individual! as i Sin mn ariis. me stripes. accordion Dm ae ud lay bey - a stripes. panels. only odors by this cel checks. diamonds sin peu > t former Premier Liord Secrde . leader of the Liberal pa*- ~ : ‘y, sponsors a program which calls > - ‘Ora 50 per cent reduction in arm- a * 7 tionally Known and Approved ence otaees aan ent of existing expenditures. dence appeared from to e ‘surces that much accumulated y, debris will be cleared away. > SP eed a : ra. who will * accompa- & 4 j uf " veal delicious Par-Ex- ~ — es | a mae and — * it. ‘ \ o : - = y . 4 ‘ . , a : : +3 2 P e = an ’ bé ' fe be ‘his "urepean division yf S900 Cash —Balance in Convenient | 3 cellent or milk choco- (Saiaw—anaE | the Russian Foreigt Offies:’ Ana- : 7 ‘ a - putes. cent shaped and firmly knitted Com 7 2 =e, hog and furner can be... put up n tiee ae a e ©@ = , 8 iN Jacquard effects. in exquisite containers Om of the higA 3eas, 70% in peace - e¢ i tb of various size. An : nd war-time, in so far as restricte: ais | | izes to I7 in) | at: eat : ; joint international action for I ; | i Tempting A ssortmen ts While even the most optimistic Soviet Russia has officially no- Monthly Payments a. Ya. it . ‘ates. None more de- Qyoaaip my Pe tele Lunatcharsk: Ss =~ . : 7 2 = 4 Fx frao rdina ry Values 7 f ecomminar of ed- officers of the incivdecd wT and gray. tailored to keep their shape and dive A nario service. Sizes 6 to LS. “yen esd Palen — os : , mernican elephone and Telegraph Companies. . .as- surmg you of the latest scientific developments in Radio. with Easter design. Complete with all equipment for operation meluding Friday Attractive Easter Baskets tilled with enocolate ral- finished ia rich bits. chocolate cream and the new CX shielded grid tube. which has the power of two ordinary tubes. ( omplete for $74.50 marshmallow eggs... Kiddie Nest Boxes, each 7 : ss be ce SRS conferen: and colored egées .. . tempt- 120 Milk Chocolate Marshmallow Fzgs, box | the ‘ught here that tf either ingly packed. Others 75c to 120 Dark Chocolate Marshmaliacw Eggs, bex : a ene, eee $7 50 = 2 ; eaitte a or tf a Libera!-Laber : i ode -s “""i9On Government results from e ra . ‘ection, immense advances te- 2 the conscliidation of internta- onal peace toward disse rmament ‘i be possibile. * 7 “4 ft. % a $ OF Fo Ja ‘ YA a paper Dox Ga “ha “a He Filled Easter Carts re $1.50 and $1.73" al | : : | Chocolate Rabbits . x te & set disarmament pilaa Assorted Chocolate ( ream Nut ond Preis Eggs sec to se —s 8 tis he neutrals and Small Colored EFews, lb... | ie Sed States will consent to «x- Trunk Nests. each % | gma Of the League's draft treaty Solid Milk Chocolate kygrs : . - ie “OMes up for second reading Boys’ Spring Coats, $8.75 ‘ . . . Special! Bovs White Shirts. 95e ink ale enileielt eaten Same Sets in Beautiful Furniture lupe Cabinets... tiro-tone effect. we gt Correctly stvled Coats | boys from 2 to 10. Double of fine-count broad breasted. with box hacks with lustrous finish . and set-in sleeves, In light ular collar-attached. sty tan or gray in sizes 12'4 to ra’ Kadio “‘ertiesa—Lighth Fleer Rers’ *ection—*ecend Floor

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ticles Excepted. RCO, D, DENVER, AKRON AND BALTIMORE ATTEND THE © SILENT EASTER WEDDING —in the Exhibition Hall. which has been transformed with a beautiful church setting. An usher will direct you to a seat where you may observe the beauti- ful attire of the bride and her attendants . while strains of organ mus'c lend enchantment to the scene. A unique fashion display which you will enjoy. 4 T.ahitbition Wall — Ninth Floor Peter Rabbit is in Bunnyland —a place of untold fas- cination for the children -.. peopled with the queer bunny folk of storv-book lore. Peter Rabbit will entertain you highly with his sly magic tricks ... and if you buv a 25c ticket as you enier, little Bunny Rabbit will present you with a Surprise Easter Package. Tew Section —tighth leer Clown Earl Shipley Is in Our Toy Section @ Bring the children to see their old triend perform on our new line of slides, teeter-totters, gym sets and other back-yard and . play- ground equipment... manufactured by the Fred Medart Co., and exclusive here, in St. Louis. : Tor Section —Lighth Fleer Gifts of Perfume L’Origan, Paris and Chypre enchanting and individua] ... as only odors by this cel- ebrated French par- fumer can be... put up in exquisite containers of various size. An Easter gift supreme! $: to $50, q€ Coty’s L’Aimant, Yinin Tloor ANDIES . Ritleen ts us... Wholesome ... and ve Gifts on Easter Day ate Surprise Eggs and 83 Each ocolat-: = 6LO Ci Par-Ex- lk* choco- more Goe- ts rich. prtmment of Easter rabbits. cream, marshmallow and Cggs packed in paper box ter design. S . ie Sadataw «6 00's $1.50 and $1.75 7 ’ te (ream Nut a are th Reb ee. @ack.... ia eae e Marshmallow Eggs, box. Soe. ¢ Marshmallow Eggs, box ioe Main Fleer (stiou's PART TWO. a _— ST. LOUIS. ' PHILIPPINE OFFICIAL SAILS OVER PROTEST OF U, s. AUDITOR Governor-General Rules Director Didn't Have to Obtain Clearance lor J rip to London. “BRITISH LABORITES PROPOSE DRASTIC ARMS REDUCTION Foreign Policy, Hinging on Return to Power, Calls for Disarmament to Mini- AMPLE DEFENSE PROMOTES PEACE WRITES COOLIDGE eee Thinks Force Should Not Be So Large That Country Feels It Wou!d Be Safe in mum for Police Purposes, Attacking Others. ORDER FIRST DUTY OF A GOVERNMENT Former President Declares No Sure Way Has Ever Been Found to Prevent War. OF SOVIET RUSSIA Favors Adoption of Treaties of the Wilsonian Theory of Complete Freedom of Seas in Peace and War. ee By ALBIN L.. JOHNSON, a saff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch and New York Work! onrtight. 1929. ¢ Press and 7 ' ; Publishing (vs , Me gee —- —_ GENEVA, Mi Britain's foreign mediate futur: ites Win the ee verts JAPAN ORDERS WITHURAWAL OF TROOPS FROM SHANTUNG \etion btollows signing of Pact Vith Chinese Nationalists Over Tsinun Incident Dictatorship to Anarclis fr Withdrawal Prom Rhineland. .» ri? i aiite ‘ Agreen ‘. inmmedia Rhin .- —. _—~ : - - . * —— oe eee — mg ol x - + o- “,* 7 > * g Bee. 2 > oe Stree: : , ° > . . ee Pee Terese Pen ef z : zoos 4 1929. Candidates for Mayor - —-_ e—— oe — — ff — et — a a i \ \ I ’ Lawrence McDaniel, Demo- cratic Aspirant, Had Good Record During Term as Circuit Attorney — Has as Public Speaker and Lecturer on Law—Platform Includes Rapid Transit, Front Improvement and Reputation River Safety Measures. ee ee NUChk MeDani MAYOR VICTOR J. MILLER it’« choff Lecuses hAratky. 4 oo. er ene } Drow? © } . : Convicts Three of Arson. Lwne cone- conspiracy to de- Tw oO and one killed him (‘ourt af- His prose- id em bezzlers Usiness Oor- is work in en- COMpanies, ist automobile ’ , “ry ‘-})/ 4 nt near of McDaniel’s term in A Judge there decided. over protests of McDaniel and the late Andrew C, Maroney, that ret- erendun were not prop- erty of value, henee that taking them did not constitute the legal offense of burglary and larceny. The street railroad officers were without having to present a allegations of a ChanhZge Vg Venue, a Ae work progressed petitions ‘re sf e-¢ Pedi r are ed vn RE gil ré ei Ut e«f nse Ts ‘ne fact. $1 40 000 Overcharge Bared. u tise } j Recent investigation br the Post- Wispate i i i ’ ty } Fy kort Danie! served as Federal Fair Price Commissioner for Missourl. With on ' arious coun’ es QO hecessary Lets Other Men Make Kace. , th lectio Sic Vanie, You, He Sitia©r- to William a Lgoc years. haz Know! mn recent perhaps the best local after-dinner speakers and church, lodge and gatherings He has been Ioxalted Ruler of the Elks’ lodge. supreme Chancellor of the Legion i ae of tionor ng. eer aif j Li’ ' chii, . . entertainers at bis action were : orner > P & i Tells of “Set-Up” ‘ “nd = president or The Western VW arntii row ing ‘| JO president of the s ‘ ietiuo- ‘ a r.vwus (‘ommuni "hu . (,race "Re, acco™ pal Comimeres ‘our servers Bhis € becotes Nominated by Wide Margin utior Continued on _ontinued on Page 23 RE AE ei Piatt ae: = ifay 5 SEBS SENSE ENS 53 T. -E7t. ee pe ameareg ad RE a ats, Sar a Ro CS se BI TO ABOLISH DEATH PENALTY IN STATE By Vote of 28 to 99, Whit- aker-Blair Measure Fails . of Engrossment by Lower Chamber. — wre ee ee ROLL CALL FORCED AT TIME AGREED ON Author of Proposal Declares Capital Punishment Has Not Proved a Deterrent of Crime. By the Jefferson City Correspond- ent of the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, March 28. mia: D3 jierer aod nor ‘orget tie ige norro re, ,ativ-a Me fe emitiied te the deoth pene nina.a and the S seep “ius otertiat tee 2ineat Ficious

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~ Saleh Saal i ated ~ Nile : ° RRR wep one te; oo we we De) awe ne ug) ap.) RPDS E Cs foe = PAGE 20 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, THURSDAY, MARCH ————— - ; — — - een nerenaseneaNer ne . ERTS y ‘ . Jo 4 e ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a soca, Sears See oe M . ~ ey . tim a @ te _ ’ thar. backed Calvin Co lidge, , it t there . - * % , 2 ‘e 7 : a gu a those who expect JOHN G. NEIH ‘wy ~ CS m5 x pro A Rare 7) + | ie CR WHEREIN mMCL bY Mar ED. a EMS ~.N 3 Boulevard and Oli tree 7 : Sa ao | sintceaiilili | ah : bead S TIS TAX RATE. —_ ace _ ' 7 . the: parks 32 ~ THE ST. LOUI | : THE POST-DISPATCH PLATFOR™ iher age MME SE CRE 3 ff + limited by the State Cons net gas kas ‘ a es | Aged ava a ee gees Il kouw that my retirement wii! make no difference in its cardinal principies; that it will always tight i hen A oe Me on for pregress and reform, never to'- erate injustice er cerrupticon. alwass fight demagegues eof all parties. pever belong to any party. alwars «tells eppese privileged classes and pullic plunderers, wever lack sympaths with the powr, always remain de- voted te the public welfare, mever 5 ee . . be satisfied with mere!y printing | | , puts lire! ) | | oe ‘ : 3 ae . ; { tit 2 eews: always be drastically inde- jeral . pendent; mever be afraid te attack . wrong, whether by predatory piu- . ‘Ta 4 Be ome ie v. tecracy or predatery purert,. -ondit JOSEPH PULITZLAR. : | _ rheth rr ree ee Tl oer Meda genes SG en a Re “a . .. re Sera ay de looked upon as} San Ss Nn - gas ed ot ‘ . ee eel: Wis Sa eS a of hunt porary Sumy wo ee oe MeDanicels Record NEES Wy hgd Sar Gta Yr * ~ Sin. “hsnehid ey hey : so ~~ "Soin, « “epT> be wate eS re wis ‘Dn i > chat Rag pS aie iambger SE tes | “Sateen gee Ste«eq ae en er — t ted, Students of ' ss 1 na bis and sixnificant! Ums @@ "nas. rescie ess f th the } om is not called v table meaning 0: ue press'on has ‘a.uzing. AE Quit eae Se been damaged consilerably by sen- 2 3 robabie that “On. stock in that heless, there snow that OE ; , ee Be omeno! imed .does A GALLON OF WINE. . 7 | | meres oS Ay . ia te be cocounterst § 7 : he effect of it is neountered in he Canticles of St. Francis, in por-' WHILE tions of Whitman and Emerson, tn' Barset s’ “The Story of My; A here “and there! critics > - rs ° ~ are. it 13 Chure? he, i. ee ee s GM tt ak WB He, ke per me phiv-ypn- tens Pe Pe ed oR se 4 nati, ae, Badeiteget Beer Weems estas ecdeacaaciia i ‘ ~f . ae . ee 44 2 'rass te ~ a ison Aanag opie Alferd 4 ™ i a the law ‘mR og . “ong saat-Dtspetch. | se not a 2 2 since stoy : and hj In. utad!] ney say: re rious short stories. not especially | siienseall ‘Biter of whe A 6 | | ge : distinguished as fiction but re- gust: HE Peat-Dtepet: markabie for swift flashes of in-' creat he sight. The title story, which is -tive ist th: unfinished, moves in the days of thumb ¥ nization, th nti-Ga loon D sather Preside i cevised spokesmen, go- of Mrs. Deking will probably be developed in the tri | = | aS Ss ee ee s! +, betweens bsor be r. ‘er simply of Offi Sonn 341 ‘ : : = & srugsie between earthiy| moders ntoleran it announced th ould — * tee “3 — : | | : _— —— : , — and spirituai love. The verses are cessfy _ | > time e fact sta: I neither more nor less rerrarkable’' who hk a8 poetry than are the sketches in beoks. — on a So Se — a » ww 7 - — ’ Wherein He et om mtains va- by Our forefath, I admire ¢ it's fearless et ror a rial Cartoon, TT} und fears it. trenches f . = rngoatw M: ¥Y it live forever ; 5 a -_ : hs = mY a3 : a : ' > t4i0 . , iQ] Oi iiTvvU L i Ji f . ; WASHINGTON, CARLOS COPET "TS . — nm #4 ~~ a+ . ' With various doctor. - ee — Hed last nich Skies ; BEWARE OF nstitu , in otne : L be — sites “ “i lox Ss ~ 4 . : . h ‘ : A ; i I [ ; ‘ CHICAGO. “ ; ms n : . ie nd that eh tron iy =? . ig one f the biggest in exist- -ton I niverst ; ~s iLyA rv ing " .% 23% . . " . . . »4 : ’ > . ’ “ . - 4 : *} . ’ ee ’ : ; 7" ’ 4 ' - Or r ~ ” ’ - ' } i i} - ha ' 2 ae segue ane on ) a ae PYies Dave ni 1 - - 1 . , | cal Bante oe . lescrib 1e person, the chief ean eet graduate found mv _ ;, S00) Q } , to eed . ce. : one p ’ mH & gradua *; 1) = eed ‘ ‘ A iié. . : : “> % , ‘ ’ » sn toe c n i lt } Eee: Kk 2 : : . . i ’ " ; i i i "A i ] . i} ¢ ° . ee : - . " ? * Gees , . cat grr te man of : of your city, I was se ‘we ; . og, a : ) is a er t ourt: he interval since rat the approbation of the peo; ieney private business in so fam @& : r the system ef trial : 4 co ; . $ ' : > . , ' ° ‘ : , , . ige F . ) . _— h * a . ie om ‘ a eo ; vat - | 1b 7 be? we hank 4 Superintendent of the lospita) ie | n 3 ewe es - , : af La én so ‘on ne Supreme - Nagy A tom tee 16 cen or 4 _* — 06 and found him very Kind and . ©: went record ceed a MOU . us iry ‘herefor ir yOuULG ‘ONS! ie | oDjec nily llemporans n that e B example, the Government —T WASHINGTON U ALUMNI MEET | $315.9 © ,. : ay ' —_ . ’ tal . . ; _ . — . . ' ’ : . ’ ; rey . - : . 7 . . 43, . A man big enough not let } ies rae om tas engzaved : Pre a . when at if it sh ' rot Q tor ae on seriousl) | . rah can eve! . “fleet | ple in t of lubricating oil. Formerly ect de- vs . dislikes (and I'm sure +) IS ach is bail aes SEB lig} wins esi ) Lene BE ins 7 —— on iad tae cas Oi) er of Congr eeping witl m bought its own. Now the Nam Closer Relation With Faculty _ Other man has them). overrid, 7 bi ; : L Sal | Li i ; } | i mea : ‘ e a At . . ' T Ts ont ’ v : 1. . * | #4y : "Sh: Dif mits t il inite tod th 7 F rges eons > of all. purchases = Members Pr ° Dank . fe@signai ethics. This is a co egies cS acs eae arn nga ll ctor im Sailety. ee mae 3 ae SO See le Supreme Court has decided o b erstic pos sci, Leg R bce Bom ler Nav ecifications for itself and alle More than 50 alumni of Wash-|="°" ‘ J SLITS 1 . PAK! ! ene } ’ faring . i the : ; a , however. that a : | Let u irther and fr knowledge that w h nten . an led ' o dt , nen ; + Government departments a | became vp hat eANT ' . oa : an oe | : ’ ’ , i wi | dial Latt : ue ia rez rnment : par ‘“Agton University attended a lunch | Start, en masse, f nstitut i racal anid —— 8 UnLryY (01kS down Oo n ire no 7 a Ca a - | eee See ee ee S- Misa asoline is bought en War De ‘en at the Missouri Athietic ia “ause certain voune inter: * 7 Sey ee Te ods P Sakon en 4 — S ris ot ' ourt “ aves ee ty Po geet 9 Har e} 01 acts for all the depart- rind a ; | Merch ; ' , } ; je . ‘ i * ‘ . . ; : s 7 j he : : : ne etin ' , : = | : / ei | » Ji aii of a> ation . esterday in the interests ME Gid iet their petty perso . . MG eeu nee . ; t nat it . licat 1s ye : \’ ss hington and the Federal — :, : : ; , PeErs¢ ; oO wor ' - piigge , a ee ee 7 loser relations between alumni! ride the ty Protessio: t tl i ‘ : ’ : ; . ’ ‘an “Ties id 7. =) a4, mem 7 that 1 wa o | bers of the faculty of the; 45 continua!! hares , ' , r JOD : ‘ 4 yciet , if nN : 11eCG ra ] et nit Niveee:ts = as mise: bh spots . : a 4 | ee ae a ont Hine , . intvers;t Fred Armstrong Jr.,' ae SC Ta Die is Triixs : ° ~~. s . 1." . . . — ; . } . . —_ Lag ’ eee ba . ; ij Lie e es : z “ szgna, . nous . . 2... wh — without ree be | | —" sits cs Name aione shou.d be a lei ial - me EE ief co-ordinator also has kept "30 Presided, announced plans to wOUuL regard to my p!} 7 | finan- ' “NC Tre led th: ees “er a : — oer ; One *e tac members address fu- cial abndition ucreeded ALL FOR CINCINNATUS. . | Stalker la , Ri ental ler thas acne : — e; ‘onservation of manpower. pe ee . ae *g. “* s : . P . - 7 > , . ” y , . iD “a Z ‘ : . dismissed, muc!) > mw . iD > n nin Lranscript, in ; r eg — ' . hati ls 3 rict : ri , Ma rT) a —— pe Ries je lan , group of men now do the work tf am prompted r : rial, set two columns \ ty) vive it ea! | nm, | measure ta gh the Hou ut ‘ether th = ratification. The r perio ed by ttled ace or ee Bs ay | nerly required a much greater Bum from.Hot Sprin; ' | | ee ’ a , 7 Cane ws | Congres: . hi ciee i " er a a rs the Bureau of eee woe eS, ATRK., ne Dis ns opos Coolidge for the Senate in : nh Senat lesire to 1 1 is Bora . dissentin nee rov1sions sion, urged that St. Leuisans til-wyrll, tor I amy ‘ ; . . ——~~- " : . : J : ; : ° ; a, he ae : , ' : aV ii ne Hiesatte n ' 19 3 ae = : ; ry woere fairt’ me . +h, . Breede eae res _ ng a — _ — eo —————— : : % . pepe or a ; sve the university the same appre- acre trom an effi ; ateee 6 2 , A ; — not st Sn 2 in] “On as accorded similar inati- “ 3 ; Srvnme iP) : . . Ah bdal a. aa oe 5 ao : I Leg ; aT : , Pais - . bap? DP hLaS Tree ‘ siti iy?) ‘ : ‘ js 4iOng n : : ~wiar - ™ hope: or rig iting : | ~ . : 2 , as se a ' Be j : a , j : : d Navy in many / - Pe . other iarge ‘wt@ie. * Chan ough: . : ee @ | we oa if Ll‘ : ‘ ‘ Ai : b-bd ' i - —_ - a : ‘2¢Orge rR. Throop indorsed A ie! ue aR Brine ream Incheon id-a. ; ; he should be treated wi worked out was : ae when 4 patient is taken in: Ge NESE Se Seles: — RA! ORF 2 -o Oa oY ; Pe s ag hese i, 7 x Mareh 2*.—In bright speak, just becau: pe a . ' sh talline > Sees ' : * ) : cytitnigs " :' ) i cai mr } peters. — aw % tati i: raed not so iong % eae indreds of thousands of Mayo “has it in for hin P 2 , , : on ‘ , : ' €aba : . . bis r) i] rgaert] } Eine ane i A ae | 7 e tes ine reig: puntry " ) “—_ The Bure: of Fisheries found ‘ts ar IGN ? ; reid for the l am sure that } a ia aad Tes ; VO: n in i » dO il (hal oO In relies hy ve ae that sale a: . foreign ex a prop ions insufficient to provide amy : i a various resorts great personal charm and inte!). im | len Vul appea State Suprem eliete of Chien "Bega esi . ra ai mete ian eer: gels, ay wy the v f Pribilof Islands wae - 8Ome a . ui. They traveled aware of this, how: — oe the Evening Tran ) | ls chief ] l he th : — sal 2 tele | ae ay . a sie? teste: yards ¢ ne G ‘nt in & 6: Re m le convreyance— Suen ite-own tall paar 3 | i mg ei : ie wae : | Li oe ninis: ) a | we Ot et: & 2 | “i ae y 4, ; re Faster boll- Lagiand toat ext Tuesday ual cessation of lic and private, ountry. Easter grest day of ceie- bedy thinks of re- tne weather the Cima ' slightest pessibility of Can jJUsSily Certain voun ing their reply when could be aptly “Steam: is with the hvat. cee : . el ' aaa ti “a | ae , : le i wo ahs crazy With authority, tT; “= Sexi r, Waish, for > cer ipany wou 1 2 ' : ; : ra red i | zs py 2 — nase /OKIN Or invest! Rt. n ne ArMy nter trousers from tie and yuote Ps great A 7 ica | a a “a : ; poe | 7 Aahee ee ssomes dis =e : 5 z ph nay imi ; til th Genera! oTo1 (or s i pvercoats raincoats, YOU Want ta find “epee a * : ee oe _—— _ ss = | - year iditionai revenue e nb : ' , Hes : mag Puram Toum Seii possessed with Ii: rte Jurses’ dresses from Sive him autho: ; ry es. es - ROCTaAC Icce: Ri Prequil : yea! or tur ay ndtine: 2 | | — nae ‘ nthe mo vious and sen yet Bureau; ills, oilskins, ———. But I fe Ry | ih th rhiv wn - ‘ And the paper is of pin- ) | nt on th ing valu : : eo waa 4 psy ona ies aia : — oO ve | urenas { the ars and soap fre he Shippimg Board, c ~ a e. iB. Meyer Dies. grateful if d not «xor ) ) 7 that unies ® Next sean i i = ig wee sei acid : ) sae Ay asaya . ne ; Sse em yes ' Hence the iSaction recorded and medical supplies from the SEMOUTH, England, to Dr. Thomakx. Tr ‘7; ~ ee a Aa g ieee | eo , : : — = . amen — a ae es ees Docechees. Hea; Service \ll these materials were ye ns OY. redericx% xr. City Clinic. wha ? oye a : : . iz na ims Neng. + here id , ; ai - > mm pe >u , , , rar ee On ; ” transferred heut funds in time to pe “ee , m very big of hart. a | isp ‘ : YF tie first tim S$ hi atte | hy necess! fou ner : inn OLY WSIS ali IY = yrobiem l@ money to the United nade pa he annual shipment ef “- own i doctors 4nd nurses wh. ! ett Eat at nv one of t le $ wis n particular r ' “it | won is ; : oan , — = a pei nm i Oo! ship fu ed Dy (ae Nave De - — died ortiy atter Maing their God-civen tai bi | ree I) , nies | el ) la — me eo as : | a 3 ) my on tae Con ’ nay assun vill ow rofit every artment. a , rie wy | years of. ly to allevinte pain r ee ae : , : | = $6 , ‘ pg —e year oar f th ") ) 1} ‘lon; Th; section. bit _ : , o Lendss enly in myself but o: , e | ) as ) ae ‘a Ta af '. Lacled , : : . ; nce cide rene ry Mot SOCK DOiders economicailis . icant 2 ‘ft “Care @ut regard to ag es ste ai , i. a iz e a Livi ld t jis n seagate: , 3 ee year 4° } ividend i ' Laie Ss. 4 7 ate Ugn, Pelitics, personal |i k , ? 2 | TY mee : : ‘ Xf " os ¢ ared, th nerican c wv! face shows that departmental laws hare / er fo rn ' years, The fear or taver. 7 , 7 ) 7 = | | . - : m rf vy the mt) : Srohbien P . «fore : re — way ind that Houreaucratic e ” og remest ba ‘*’ to M — ~~ ina BR cecal caw ais ete ees — “were fe Springs, k. ii to tr other off ) se 3 : pee eo _—- | 3 m epee i, | 7 ave d it en market for dollars. tives have been willingty abandoned Be i . 7 interment beside , | is ° | J ’ , , . ‘we @ ; , J 4 ' in (isermMman re sia ° hye we nter sts of the (jovernment Poy - ‘

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Ne ; ~ tee “4 BY eomeey " — oe ’ “4 ¥en 2 A iat we ro ot ee ™ a — ; a ’. x oa Ye! w_« ss ~ a “2 ae , 4 *, os ¢ es * 7 e*Y Pp, wane - —~* oi Ax. ? ~ 1 &&> ° swt “Lh, te hae, eae ™™ Meats | a? te 4 a »* * : ys? > iw. *vact® Sgpwt - v > a «") ‘epee. . Peeve % a. %. 7 @ : ” 9 44% 5 Pe Pep = {~ . « 1. 1 AS ‘e oe 7h! % t 7 “ft, . . *» . oh et A wy ot s met +s: an 7 oo b, YDAY BY DA‘ WASHINGTON, March 28. N the second floor of the building which houses the veteran's bureau in Wash- ineton sits a man upon whose shoulders rests the burden of routine business affairs ef the United States Government. He bears the title of chief co-ordinator of Federal agencies, and it is:up to him to see that the money eninge by Con- eress is expended in the most efficient waye His task is one of the litical in ence. As described by one person, the chief cv-ordinator of the United States is second only to the ruler of the universe. Simply stated, it is up to the chief co- ordinator to see that the great number of Federal agencies function with the effi- ciency of a private business in so far as is possibie. For example, lot of lubricating oil. partment bought its own. the largest consumer of all, der Navy specifications for itself and a the larger Government departments. Similarly, casoline is bought on War De- partment contracts for all of the depari- ments in Washington and the Federal ac- tivities in several other cities. > 7 » exist- 7 the Government buys & Formerly each de- Now the Navy, purchases un- all of also has kept his cine work E.E chief co-ordinator eve on conservation of manpower. mat or a group of men now do the that formerly required a much greater num- ber. ea spectors of the Bureau of Animal Industry, for instence, inspect provisions and for Government hospitals 11 toston. for the Shipping Board in Ncw York and for the Army and Navy in many places. Ten years heard of. At example of how far this idea | ordination has been worked out was forded not so long ago. The Bureau of Fisheries found its 4#P- propriations insufficient to provide clothin€ for the natives of the Pribilof Islands, “0 wards of the Government in a remote part of now devoted to sealing and foxing Operations , ’ : o Meats ago these things were ut- of co- ’ aan are Alaska . . ted te ¢ nresental ive Fisheries was placed 38 touch with the records of surplus prop- eriy He was enabled to obtain shoes fro™ tne Army, trousers from the Mamne Corps. coats, overcoats. raincoats, blankets, comforters and nurses’ dresses from the Veterans’ Bureau; sails, oilskins, mosqui!® bars und soap from the Shipping Board, and medical supplies from the Public Heaith Service All these materials were transferred without funds in time to be mad¢ part of the annual shipment of s6up- plies on a ship furnished by the Navy De- partment. This transaction, ecenomically, it indicates. It shows that departmental laws have give: way and that bureaucratic preroge- tives have been willingly abandoned where | the best interests of the Government were ; involved. - a this ’ fact was communica co-ordinator a oO} the mmc of inter relatively small in the changes while is significant __ ST. L°UIS POST- DISPATCH Of Making Many Books| PNEIHARDT JOHN G oe - 2 4. A Rare Spirit 9UR WHEREIN HE “ee staiem cat Mary V € i BR iost, the produ gme form, ©! ge incorris) c sf of men. eas a mat! hat May jgirvoyant. erature ™2) merely & hap gho were yer influ af pace. Had ene would st wminated Sp! tbat “28 hey In the tw0 yere noted gas Mary Webi s to a remarkabl: in the second gudents of the and perhaps phases of psycho! jess familiar W:' called cosmic consc\ meaning of th: heen damaged cons! i: timentalists and 3 most people “tak: sort of thing.” -\ is evidence enous: the phenomeno! occur in rare ne . effect of it is to be co: the Canticles. of St. Tera: tions of Whitman and Richard Jefferies’ *“Th\\ oe fr Xs and Ort world, bi frequentiv gleaned the At the O Walnut 1Cross will o.ee8 BD. Ba. oF +,7 Ce Ss] ws man is es nat 444i VOU who has books.—J. I). H _ — — ———_— -- en ee ee ee | LEE, RETIRED BANKER, 82. ” . se | reat if i orrow ,% " ' 7 ization in 14545 chairman m 192%. Merchant-Lacled: | Mississippi Valley announced last Dec: Cathed: ide rwieden ld he s Three-hour yt i Thy YT) ("sg at etreets "Spe cial Meetings ‘rotestant evenin be chanted at - a a _ —— P ~ 4 oat ae si Tonight. Tomor! 7 ahh SDAY, MARCH 28, 192¢ _ oS — UST get a fresh, doubly sealed can and youll see how easy delicious coffee is to make. For the secret of brewing delicious coffee is in buying the finest flavored coffee you can get—Old Judge. Old Jud COFFEE of Old Judge from your grocer, a Settles the Question MEYER BROTHERS COFFEE & SPICE CO. rte | The Secret stag Making | «Ste. Lowds MANY CHURCHES PLAN TN York Day by D “GOOD FRIDAY SERVICES | "he aoe am By Q. McIntyre grow th constant of lread- vedly It has » “with overs them. frivolous ey are in r dav ' ‘ missed - 2on yf conse q ighborhooc } . eo ‘ift | nu “puffs” neds “« > +] ostume Moulin—n ivbe Moulin-Re clubmen mine ee BVe rela ‘ fine , fires. } bedside hich iffy to be off ° te ry. ; ' f'agratior hing or other , L V5 90S uptown New zork is a Dr. i lative lES&— Who has né 4 _ . ‘ JEences his | ais foes on I. is refreshing for J kK? iow” +) OS a] ae la . : And Wie N* YORK nll poesible ~~ Knov i WOT) . > snorting ‘t MISS /Swiss Pastor Lausarne Cathedr: al. ‘ LSBANNE, Switzer nm __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAITH - isan 21 —- I = ’ SOCIALITEMS JANE I IULE. FUNERAL OF BISHOP BRENT Officiates at Services Carolyn Flier ef vy of St. Lowts. are being neluding @ Mra. and Wil- mer parties Visitor, 1 vesterday by Foland today br dris ©. Mrs Vrs. Norman L. Nuilsen, Swon avenue, Webster returned heme after South. They Havana and York before going turned home By eans hs Miss Belle tartmer ave . is visit- as the guest Carson. Mrs. Car- in St. Louis, is ea rank P. Crunden. Orr Clark, 10 North Fannie 1c, and Mf Mabiey will return next week from the have it New Or- Galveston and Dal- rliington. Ja.. been Moffatt of smal! ima Katherine. ar- terday to visit Mrs. Mof- irents, Mr. and Mrs. John inson of Webster Groves. ll! remain until June 1 will be joined by Mr. in Europe on her re- |" Moffa ‘* who is now a business trip re Miss Susan Bush, pton of Mr. and Mrs. Ia ‘Coronado Hotel will home ‘today from Miss Spence's Schoo! ‘ompton's|in New York to spend a few days ty |of her Easter vacation with her place. | parents. Miss Bush will depart Sun- home by |day night for Pittsburg, Pa., to who spent |spend the remainder of the time West Indies | With Miss Caroline Crittenden. a few days daughter of Roy Bush of the four chil- returt Sat urday | : Villiam ——— Mr. and Mre. J last night | 631 East Polo Drive, will depart wil) ,today for California. where they will be guests of William Wrigley Jr., at his home on Catalina Island. | Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clayton and Mchnight their daughter, Jane, and Mrs. Eugene C. Gibson, and Mrs. Clay Goodloe of the Branscome Hotel, have motored to Hot Springs. Ark.. > | for a fortnight. and are guests at the Arlington Hotel. Tavior Spink, they Hilts, | 5 " : home Jordan of roads and ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT -~ cof. Dr. LASZLO BERCZELLER 9¢f Vienna International authority on nutrition, says: Yeast ts one of the few foods which definitely improve health” Ons a very little of man’s food, and only particular kinds, act specifically to improve health and well-being. Yeast is one of these special foods and as such is in some respects of even greater importance than milk . Science has proved experi- mentally the life-preserving and curative properties of yeast.’ gr. FROM THROAT TO COLON is one conrinuous Thal ‘Ay q? ii tart lous th ere ye aithy . ' himann § i cast art now, Ck orenle R. BERCZELLER holds degree: D: from three great universities in the Old World—Munich, Strassburg and Budapest. His own government provides him wit research. Recently newspapers throughout America reported his latest contmbu- tion to mankind—the perfecting of a new. cheap and highly nutritious bean flour, which is expected to help relieve the economic distress of Contest Europe. one of the few ’ ’ s In calling yeast” foods which defn: tcl lv Improve he sith. Dr. Berezeller adds the weight of his dis KLE IS for ] ; ; 1 a laboratory ee: PROF. DR. i ntific s} ed ~ universal advocacy of opinion to th pst ycast health. Poor digestion, that tired feeling * Hint all are symptoms of a system we akened by constipatior, doctors say. To keep ‘an, active and nervousness, colds, complexion the intestines alw ays cl healthy, half the doctors reporting 1n a recent survey in America said they prescri bed the fre sh food — yeast. Fleischmann’s Yeast is fresh yeast. Unlike dried or killed yeast, it con- tains milhons of active, living yeast plants. As these pass through you: LASZLO BERCZELLER intestines daily, they combat harmful poisons and purify the whole system. Soon —glorious release from constipa- rion. [Improved digestion. A clearer, fresher complexion. 3 cakes of Fleischmann’s Yeast daily, one before each meal or between meals: plain or dissolved in water either cold or hot—nort hotter than you can drink. lo beneht fully you must eat it regularly and over a sufficient period. At all grocers and many leading cafe terias, lunch counters and soda foune tains. Buy 2 or 3 days’ supply at a time, and keep in any cool, dry place, HMANN Sz YEAST ~— Sy: - Cop rright 1920, The Pieischmene Company ee ook ee eee « tow

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Riemer te, gelatine ys eee ponte om Aa ania Aan ion arate lit. tery Say, » ADEPT - — aR Ne 5 AMO AOA a oe 7 [o> Fa a RE MIR ELIT ee 5 es Aa YE NC AEN 8 Sa PAGE 27 _ ws gs = _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ceccnpeecece x» SS THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1929 bi. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee RECORD OF MAYOR Lroc f int the opard of Alder- that we might induce the Wurk- leave a copy of this bend wi h | | — = en Lambert has ceased his crmit-}| men’s Compensation Board t } anyone. 4 ‘ _ a IN SUPERVISING sms. and has said he would sup-| quit making us put up $1309 a | When Miller induced the Ken- Acce tin a New Pp sition BOND ISSUE WORK rt lille c the election mont! in the “irst Nation! tucky State Workmen's Compens.- | : ;, rm Posts Weswinase Bond. flank of Louisvilie. t had the (tion Board = Senay. ae Seen ee. | Continued from Page 19. In 7] ; efor he began hi [ . desired effect, nd the ry i] Surety Co. bond, he made em | comer entails a con cS i ; ficia! } r Lille v rn fan ; signed an affidavit, stating “‘t! r re fe i j ot on | hd ‘ « . Ath aa 4 ‘eere> Sei J . ex . niission withheld Its approva ana ~_. ile — i, : . = ‘ — ™ , ae there is now in force a bond 13a 1) -* na 11f ure ra T ew Ww property owners of the listrict., | - i ' . ear =f " ar ‘licies ‘or ) , . - on 4 les ie : ‘ cages by the Sentinn rn Surety Co., vy | if an es pense thai iS Derfeetly ja 'who deemed that the compromise / ~~ - ET ae ial eRe th. Shera meee | iti fied is ert 7 ‘ ning asiu ain’ _— ; 7 Fa ¥ ; 1 r t] vy ° ? - 4 ~ - * - - * — . “ an, > » . ae | Would injure them, further bloc! ; - es ’ prot then Continued on Next Pagr. | Te o¢ ch a time a [the plan. As a result, the case in” on en If at such a time you — ‘ sine? “ee ; ‘ : onripeDsa it ’ : P 7 is | court went on. the I nitec States |‘ 5 al as - aa : 2 Lie ready money. a Surety e* ‘ - hee * : j i iJ : ) ; - oe > , Supreme Court remanding the mat- . oie we : Buit y | ’ ae pro. ides the war out of ¥ si ‘compa! se posited ' 3 int + ! , . J | ter to the Missouri Supreme Court.!,..... -). nt eues eh eet » " #4 ) ° fieultvy and enahlec Yn I ES | _ | advantage ot — OP Deortanity , city, which had its plans read oe veg and af the Southern > — \ | " : '! The Surety - can be S a = i] *? ? ? ” e ; . " : ‘ ‘ » ™ J ; : = nd | a at once to construct > Surety Co. of St. Louis as. ait small pavm . The ~~ Ay egy ee ear eer Py Bw a al et a ee ae | nation- iaduct, which was bui 0 th : ' a , - . :, ) “tis 25 , Meee ; ° oe “ay i . ; aT . eT t : f co rot a’ ‘ - , - ‘ 7. ’ ~ ’ ; , aa a . - eS 4 at: ‘ihe city’s original plan and opened to/,.. sedi eal aie Wee acenee _ “Angelica b 1 | | urety Loan pli 2 is an in | a oe | work of tr ra ‘ffi c June } §. 19°5 vee sain ot : “ : ~. | “se ; ; " . ] rif or - 7 Te = — * enh sf torneys | Tries to Divert Special Tax. aaa 5 ait teae Ml -o4 herewith a "i : ‘ * | ‘ 2 rt partm | in 1927. Ma; or Miller sought ‘o poe me tices eo nat ed re. j : 00 y er ~ ‘a ae ; ' Your Character and - , , ’ “e ~- livert the Pub Ability Is Our Only jseum and Zoo special taxes, set | erm Surety Co. y House Dresses > fi CE aa : For your private and co Keep their original smart appearance \ YY \Y \ \gm | SuRETY LOAN & Turirt rt at a fixed rate by diny,, . and to turn them i et a -r" venue. This wou! as vo as ed last,—and they ioe | 4 | — | 1022 LOCUST ST. Open Mondays to 7 P. longer, too,” customers tell us. You ) mi kK - t } > t ahr nn | > . rea 4 Y* , “a 3 : Sc. . “ - J . 2 ; tO take their chance with others in no way obligates the South- riil look better in Angelica Hoovers AG eS | “Bring Us Your Financial Troubles” By the annua! en un kes » 7 1d re P 1) re ” nd : ~Qreda ‘ than in anv kind vou ve ey er worn. : \ i / - ; scramble. The Mayor's colleagues! with that und: wndinge and sv | | Pirsenl . bon the Board of Esti mate and Ap- panies ca gg Epi tte ey BM Tf wou really want te look lovely thru- (i - inecessarv for the three i i itil al i sah te | NPorTio mr ee “arroallea ~\N ite out the dav, whv not visit Angelica 5 4 , 7 : ; porucenmen » \ Omptroier ‘Oi a : Reteil Department? Theres « vouth- When Ziegfeld natal s them, you | President Neun of the Board of | : — imparting touch n the colors of fil : raon —— Angelics Hoover House Dresses . > 7 ean be sure they have personahty. ducting | Aldermen, favored his plan at first ' nr] # , end et ne other place can vou find i | ‘ i g This love! Vv New Yo ork Me as now ap . Ui the : oe anything quite so chic. i ae ‘ i ing in ° ‘Rio Rita,’’ has talent— | refereg S lan of a Chamber of Com- Steqp-hea aoe aaa ee ‘ rE ' my a ons pion roma yet na as , ery. Good ae alten Says West - As* | tee we to think twice to tell them) need pee of Eads and Mu ani = infer ‘ion apply GArfieid 2°64. ofl ‘b : because I give so little time to it, | The oe Reanstan® Miues. FAGLE PACKET Co. / rary . The method [I use is very popular is en early in : : mal gmong New York girls. [ just put posed - g little Danderine on my brush each enfo time L use it. I am letting my hair | chan w; but you'd never ‘know it, they derine keeps it so soft and easy Mite! te arrange and holds it im place 80 gun ag ' S wonderfully. It gives my hair such that } 4 silky, soft and lustrot is appear- well OU SMmOoO 1 ance, friends are always commenting | ness en it. There isn’t a trace of dan-| | druff left now that I’m using Dan- | LC] 3 : nlariv d j bond 1¢. j derine regularly. And it keeps my hair and scalp so clean and comfort- 138 trains are re i ected | . ' : 2 bridge within * able that I don’t shampoo half as go i4_ “The benefits we ship- often as I used to.’ _ oS ane beneath : inatine.” *ko city 3 cam meres: Danderine quickiv removes that till in controversy, as no im-' a oily film from your hair, —— out An . - ’ 7 r ’? ra 1? ‘ys > ( t lowermng of rates is Bel! 4 its natura: co.or, gives l) more astre | erature than brilliantine. It makes the hair | Mire Se ng Mrs. 3 easy to dress; keeps it im piace. It tian eal usually checks dandruff. It isn’t Mele oily; doesnt show. All drug stores.) have the generous 35¢ bottles, A delicately fragranced necessity for + he the new faci! —e Ae Se eS OR a es RE tne ee Sate eb ee eet ee 2 Girt ; . wan Phe ta Re ba Mee: aA ie we Ty ae Be PgR a aan hy eas Sate Lat ey tn ST ha Dil tr ; PRS RE At de EG oi AE eT we sities Ee a aan ee 2 oO ORE Mayor. tractive . the ’ ; - the wel! groome ; girl Park Say Hi ollywood 3 RUNS EOEI Sat Eighteen years at the same location, 5400 Geraldine finished thé River Des Peres | . a 2 > hand The > Avenue, MR. OBERLAG holds the confidence of his page ne caged bagi .S. es eS wr > 3 Y fi d . . Loe customers /i2 the quality of bis merchandtse and the he eae . w ¥ — aL be pat 4 > = ‘ . a : } SreNess von “i : : > Rell ef = men ; ment character of service rendered. Louts pee fails when you meet the beauty of a really from Inské spot if lake provision for mands aking wre OB mm "Courthouse a we. & ‘ es Heh, ey Boa ay s+ @ s importance in making a star and holding her: feo a good a promise to housewives to use only the _ cussed at great length in the re. * Se So ey. Si oe. popularity has proved that,” says George HL. Bills are causing worry | '°"'* ‘ cent primary campaign the : 3 3 Se oe ae Se . . . . politic purest and finest materials. | Mayor's charging ex- =. a eet Se Re Melford, prominent director, summing up the in countless house- prigge ooh seamen meersergf , & BRS eae | . Ce experience of 39 leading Hollywood directors. holds, particularly at sasalls daieeees : RRR SS c } 2s eee SS this season. The heavy I've sold Bond since it Came into this fuse companies, ope f wi h | mses of winter have §$ Me! Dani expe err , under the law. ies ie: pinning . a . ae eS ee eee ments of spring—mov- °°" Board of Public Servic oiler and Predsent kn sey of the ene t 3 of mig a “4 “i” ) # . n g | as eo _ ey “Ss es star. whoever she is, remember that 98% of all other family — | Tuesd eity Se A SS OE a ¥ at S a Soeat Boe ef . . | Maye maportant. “Do you want St. Louis to be [a ene i\\wkwes fa — the lovely complexions you see on the screen are ties. The Househo ‘to —— . : , Plan enables youto pay (* ” Secondly, Bond Bakers’ fresh-from-the- | dministration tas SS rr — ee 5 — cored Sor Wile Lux Toilet Soap. “ exam > ~ Soap housewives feeling against *’store bread.” : . 4 Oe & com em ¥ - 2 rie | __. - : — . See =. 4 Ss oo on ‘ ple, have made Lux Touet , Bo metal eet wi dening and Union St: : oR ons : : $ aS BS: me 4 = ; es = SS ’ . the official soap In all their dressing rooms. rrow hoidug When women learned that fresh bread paca. eee lt - a’ -} a A oe . “ This white fragrant soap is made by the at New Rate Joha was to be had so easily, they changed their a ak en aoe a oe . f=} ## method France uses for her finest toilet soaps. Near! If, Lower s" ideas about home-baking, with its worries , “ro eltare er Bs oS as a) — = y | pleades ceca ae - team OOammaie iia ee ZK ic jac OS . | Loans pavable in ] po and many upsets. Fomergnesn> ain City Hospital. ¥ ROS ~ 3S ee: \ oo oe " | twentyequalmonthly J **\* {lot near the ~ it) ! = Sa . = oS. So ou , zuti, As a grocer who believes in real service to and wished "3 ais toluse the site en La | = aa : | "See ae ee customers, I appreciate what these things | 2aass tie Kiet remime—at Cottaze > aa 7 a - . | ™ : [tt tne ee ~ have meant to me and my customers. But ‘is isue bai been nied te i ¥F.4 > & SS Poe 4 § St coccse Oe Dee these are only two reasons why I recom oe See yanuasy of this Set i d f? ee = ~~ oeee | ie 4 | S1GR. --- ye | it * a . . . . ° . - . - * A =~ “> ‘ - . — | a ar nn TIA iV ~ . Sas sans os - Megs . = . ~ » SSS x + ; . “ m ‘ : ey : : ~ r « . — . Oe e! . ‘«! f > RNS S — . a « eas : . — . . . ‘ . . . ~ . . ' * is . aa ee i - ash . . - — v - ht , ‘ : m. a «> . . . 4 a a 3 Ca ° , minh attem > mad: “Sax Be Ne Se LSS pa SSS a w eK : = . Ne . 94 j ci 4 . i > : . ~ . 5 we . ’ ‘ Ss ~ . ~ ' . Ae. 3 eeeneenre : : : wae & 48 s ‘ a . - . “= “ * % a. . . . ~ . “. 7 ~ - - = : . . . . ‘ . : . > Yu > . as * > ~ . Se ae) ' ’ | a . aS . ~'* 7 A 7 fat se wa . - ‘ . The big reason is that I know customers _ \*#ie#! Society and . . . Municipal Researcn will like it. the site adjoining th: tal as more economic: OTTO OBERLAG | likely to result in ’ ficienty Se } ee ae > =. S e: 35 Pe aah as agued) | The Mayor has shown interest aE ae ee in rapid transit measures, attend Photo by cs > Bull, Holl) ; er a —_—_ ing meetings of the Transporta- ‘tion Survey C lission. and in AILEEN PRINGLE, the lovely Metro-Goildwyn-Mayer star, in one | FIVER TroRe — en i, 10% , of the most beautiful bathrooms built in Hollywood. Like nine there 1 bread like =: = Cc “Snooth pease Ee oo mooth, exquisite skin is a screen star’s most priceless pos- : 2 ¢ : | . 3 : “ S Ss * > ae eS ae . | for the river front . oo Waal . pcmeaes | : | ee fet secret session. Make-up is little hélp under the great lights of the = Be JANET GAYNOR is ; ee . ey a am 7 “7 . = ae N = lovely skit 3 August. t ity voted $2.09 “up. raw 5 73 ee 7 . iG | J Aseest. the city voted $2,000.08 close-up. Lux Toilet Soap keeps my skin always petal-smooth. rh a famous. “There is a caressing qui i ‘ | ‘nicipal Airport at Lambert-s' y ft ee ity to Lux Toilet Soap that I never | ke |Louis Fieid. The bonds were a'- 7 a i ms % , found before except in the finest ae _ tacked im court. and were tirst Aecia f . R * ee .. os French soaps, *S savs this Fox star. a invalid by the Supreme Court, bu' ae tick “ My sikin feels so soft and smooth.” ie that court reversed its finding and a : ke om - = . | Dec. 7 affirmed the validity of the 4 He | ie | bonds. commission, headed >: . oe Nas 2 Director of Public Welfare Salis bs as >. :. ee Ss: ii ; oi, bury, was organized Dec. t?. Ma‘ O 1 c C O ap oe c Rie BESSIE LOVE t blonde. brown out of ten screen stars, Miss Pringie is devoted to Lux Toilet Soap. pee 2 teh? thet jp > (Ren my salto od . Ss ‘ o> oe i sigh erie. Rerempate Pee hE te Site eyed beauty is admired by thousands. “Lux Toilet Soap is a lovely soap. <9 | I san ona‘ eie ” Salisbury, compiaining that his re: ) rede - are so softy smooth, ommendation. for rie tee o* Aye : ys thus charmung star. se-enipest te Genten the itksert, hed! Nine out of ten screen stars not heen followed. The commis. sion has since voted to employ an ; use it for smooth al | expert. ond. ©. Sil, cgeatign, appr manent com miamen hes heer } Aibert Bond Lambert heading 4 techAnicai committee. Jan. *%. M Lambert sent his resignation o “iit ~

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| ; a x 3 7 . , ‘ ST. a f s x . i ‘. rs | | ‘ — = — ; LOUIS POST- DISPATCH : THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1929 ST.LOUIS POST-DiSPATCH — PAUL 2d a New Positi | a - Al 4 | RECORD OF MAYOR | test it, the earlier bond did not] tioned, Miller said he was the larg-jern Surety Co., a close friend of i aomaree ee ” j= receipts and expenditures. In 10n ; : ——— —— ——————, =F ] ~ | IN SUPERVISING | occasion @ joss. est stockholder of the Southern Mille: Se h ad a suite at Hote | Jef- | 1g25. n Oo rer ord of the finances of . Before the primary, the Mayor's sar ~ & =) : ~ oy - . aru o - 7 : Miller — Ss iestioned by the/company. After his election asjferson in the recent primary CaM-j/campaign managers declined to Miller's primary campaign was BOND ISSUE WORK Kentucky Compensation Board. un- Mayor, Miller announced that he paign., where he invited citv con- frequentiy entails a tk «é filed. His manager. Kratky. mad cons) | &. Bie We As die. ten ChOk Cate de wk 1 en “A ; . , i|make public any names or figures | is manager. Aratky, Mace x derable. : ae % i. Continued From Preceding Page, | °°" ©4t8, in 1920. about this mat- | had disposed of his interest in the | tractors to Tun h, and _ solicited ’ jaffidayit that a safe In his office Su Ape nditu! c for a new Wa qd Se . ’ 5 ase ior the bo rd hatine +) = his ; Southern Soipoty (* ‘ * as to his fund. At the same time. r robe, Pe: | Fs a al naving then is; oouLnern Surety Co. le) } riptic ms to Miller's caim- the management of former Mayor had been robbed, and the list of : ! wnse fT © Ne ae f b — Savtheorn | confide? i’ jetter in nd He | - , ate _— . ‘4 . on Ss} > that is perfectly justi. sg oe rius 0. Ww hich the ~ete j So aia ‘ i ‘ al ) t . —_ h al 1 He ' Firm Gets Most of Business. — : ° Locke Tariton, i Kiel's cain paign made a statement coutributors stolen. - ‘ made mber it n n . lder ) Tred. sean urety Co. has agreed to pay ail)’ oe tormypwrcentis. way “of —— > | The Southern Surety Co., which wIGer Of 92,000,009 of lighting i T x) ‘+ h a | r “a+ See ? —_ na a = - ioss +S f ti we An Oriore rm Ir Toninr..tw —" : . — 7 a ae d | did the rreate @ mar? ? t? oe bond- | Contras is, 8 he . neag d the ho- ; a j t] ne vou have D ' q ‘ | \ i i } PrOOres rere Soto 0 sit on 42ivijvacali ss44t's iad finallv aid #. ri: Bis al n -* Ls pat ~» OI i ‘ ii | The tak Ing wusinens of city em ployes he, jt multe Harlow. The sub- | ree a d ¥ mone. ¥ - a S : a : | 41 . . c | kx é hange in t xi ‘ Ss of = ~v } . . ‘ — “ 4 Sas i ag : . é . . . - ’ ‘ : . 'e.? * r ; ° ; Z > M | y urety Lean / : | ell. ith side it ae : & i > allie ii} ina ug 1ra- | tore > Mil or took of fir strength- Seri ms ovdDtained have not been | ore peop ‘4 lau c hed ; ; | rn 14 Troe ‘ ry Tron’ * aw ' ry * oe si] . - ' \s : : : ‘ . } ‘} J ae les th P wéyv out of vour dif. ne _ . ' ‘4 1, ed i sit Li said Ame Pere © 5! Ls ‘ tad , it 1 as Ha s0T. P bid : Inwue J 2s F ene: j if s "eee t} er af r. Tn the : ge 4 3 but Heriow said his | , | fie ulty and e nables You to ¢ j . 2 ie : | Exchange may suffer on account of |4 Member of the law firm of Case! first two months of nonshe term. n onation was $1006. The AS m > , i A a1] ef and as coun s | of the ‘nn —— aig : Ma or iid Hig } yw onlAa } rY thie | aa g 1 ; an accident at any the Sudgslr:t- eee : ne pouthern wrote $610,000 bonds on 2 21M Of 21s advantage of your opportunity, | a Be accident a y of the s Ssaalietin dieses i an Bepd ee vig $ bond: 2m ‘ } 4 5 4) Me s “ : - * ‘ et | ‘ ,% “ «-F hy . -« . then with- for city officials and employes, |° om raising tne cam- The Sur ety Loan can he repaid i 3 : a 2 | ’ tt A sacwig ts Press. CTS Opt rations. ° drew 1 mm outsid: business con- | while the poe ee " eenmaliaal “ai paign fund, an that he told Har- . TIRES t} sm al] P av ments. The uniqu ee. 7 a i | ” ASHINGTON, arch ~ &. a i, alid bond, ; ademeges 4 Vv} nection announcing that he would | get such } stn ss wrote $30 Ann iow: “Go ahead, but don't tell me | i 1a MH OL id Hi) Suret y Loan plan is an incentj - | Ce be si ae oe soca 8 : _— si ae we? 7. ine Flag ” peared eins i nitigg eek : Sa zs ter tir , ti “age to , he c ty. i Tan W. Har low. vice pre } iy : : 1% 313 , . °. Hf Val abel a ; ¥ Mme k wy “I - : determining whether changes in| liability over $25,000 occurred to Kentucky case previously men- Note These Extremely Low Prices & Ability Is Our Only Security an m7 1) \Q || Personnel are needed and what | | vee , A \,| | mprovements can be made T2 a . | 6-Ply Regu Geodyear 40AN & THRI C ies |HARORAVE Ji | _ Attorney-General Mitchell said | ) | SIZE Heavy Duty All Weather ‘Pathfinder FT 0. | . /}) | President Hoover Wis interested ir Wx3¥. eveeeteeeeee 10.10 6.50 4.35 Open Mondays to 7 P.M. ede SS OO XN FG | the outcome of the investigation SPLENDID SERVICE || Hand Cleanerette i | wl ee 7.40 5.95 § eur Financial Troubles”’ . Be robles aameeae hs sie sp + j P INDISPENSABLE FOR } 30x4.50 eeerceseseses 11.05 —~ study of data gathered from al! CLEANING —| DPURTE cs casdsécsndl 11.80 ° | Sections of the couniry was being | 29x5.00 . 22+ eeeeeeee 12.20 9.90 a mr2 : torr i — sf#Ffinriantly : . — : : : ; ee le ty detern ine now Ci; iciencis Interior of Automobiles—Upholster- ji ~ 30x5.25 sececesesesees 14.20 11.90 When Ziegfeld selects them, you | the District Attorneys ere on- , rC ‘ ed Furniture—Stair Carpets—Drapes {f @yi 31x5.25 14.70 12.25 sure they have 2 gpa lucting the law enforcement ork Day Trai Night Trai —_— hj . | ; as ae be O y Train & n Bed Mattresses, Etc. ) | , me 12.65 his lovely New York girl, now ap- | of the Government. with special! Leaves St. Louis - 8:35 am 10:40 pm | | in ‘‘Rio Rita,’’ h as tal lent— ‘“eference to crimin; ‘ The . ° ~ an meraga | ° 16.95 14.35 i beauty too—enhanced by won- | Department, he continued, was Arrives Louisville - 6:40 pm 7:15 am §$ 0 | R0 Ads ALMOST CERTAIN derful ee and the BOl Lest waves Cog ie ys © CC Value at ° is. 5 . 17.55 14 cite find cab teu fer cook to NIGHT TRAIN carries observation car, sleeping cars (open 9:30 p.m.) — ) 18.25 15.30 ) ' ha iat ak . ame re and through reclining chair car. Coach passengers for Evans- . . G. SEND our WAN a dark brown 4 istrict was behind in its work ville leave St. Louis 9:65 p.m.: coaches on 16:48 p. m. train Phone for Free Demonstration in Your | y T AD S oabe friends “ask me what I do vhat could be dohe to expedite it do not run through Evansville.) DAY TRAIN carries Home | : 20.30) 17.40 + 3 my hair 80 soft and and to learn wherne eae observation parior car, through coaches and ‘ 7 | ne 7 » diene 1.95 18.25 POST DISPATCH. : aoa ian Mise Hargray ae ali, ne Hee secon wn L. & N. dining car serving all meals. 904 Ph , . , to think twice to tell them needed. RS ae ne Carrespendingly quick convenient deuble daily service from Louisville te St. Lous Pine St. mee | Continental Auto Supply Co. 4 , because I give so 1 ttle time to it The investigation, Mitchell said. For tickets, reservations and information apply to and CHestnut | 5837 Delmar Blvd CAbany 1400-1401 The method I use 1s vag po} r - lat Is ¢ reiy separate *‘rom that pre GEO. LE. HERRING, Division Passenger Agt. 5614 S. New York girls JUBL pu posed by President Hoover's law | G. U. YAGER, City Passenger Agt. Grand Bl. _Clectric Company 9220 , SAINT CYR BROTHERS ‘ Danderine on my brush ea ch! enforcement commiasio: and if 13€3 Boatmen's Bank Bid¢., St. Louis. Phone CEnt. 8000 : * time | use it. J am “once Sag AE 7 Sal i ee were found io be. necessarv City Ticket Office, 318 North Broadway | , ng the Home | Quality 2856 N. Grand Lindell 0519 D »* © = - ; but you d £0 so! : they wo d he mz nde at once ¢ n eps it SO SOi a { easy ATié¢n?l . " derine ke t Mitchell said t ry was be- da holds ice Pn oestalls prrentin 7 bai “) | €UN aS soon as he tonk - office. and , a . stre 1s ear ne Wwante | to Know Just he ow an. a and | appear-| well the Gov * ance, friends are i in avsec nmenting te ind a ee 7 aa busi- | m it. There isn t a trace a dan- sigh tere — | nnow — ait his ILLUSTRATED LEAFLET ISSUED | erine reguiar! Ana I Ceps m} MEE So chawrco half a IN BEHALF OF M'DANIEL able a gon t suampoo Dail a: OS ae Yager 34 i wa sed iidenn encuakeaee | : 99 | atin ee your’ Snag enti en's Division. | - ; 3 iis natural color, gives it more lustre; a of campaign lit- | | then beitiantine Tt: i ae ee usually ,. dand? ruff. It isn’t | — en r Lawrence | sily; doemm"t show. All drugstores ,, 3, ic nor deat have the generous Joc bottles. oA dh og se ay — ‘ Y at- | delicately fragranced necessity ; f / // ’ }? the well-groomed gir]! nae —. gg 2 I PES | , 0 ‘YWOO S eT mace ees L] — ‘ y Ha drawn | | " ; : 4 ; | . . j mn . cm Us ee - ‘ a on ois ' ; | a : A s ' ‘ na i A avtliili® ' : r} mor? eo} ° 4 . . orroar ‘+ ' - **s Vai ‘ ws 4 . ; - T : i sf} *ry ‘ at: lier ‘ 1 eT rn) , J a . bind } as ‘ j , Dani for a new and greate St. | . , i thrill of glad surprise —it never wou meet the beauty of areally | from inside the message is: “The dark | 4 —4 ion = “ne _ soetaaiel ae ond i | ly, smooth beautiful skin is the Financial ©) 3 mer. The fact that it isof prime Worry itakaeen. ‘eanpeunne canpenas r e 4 making a star and holding her |The mavoralty election presents an | igs at,” says George H. Bills are causing worry = , to : ; une ir fe of mach e | nent director, summing up the in countless house- | 9 leading Hollywood directors. holds, Eeemeeeetsy (Bt | ‘te cfficviency system gf ‘the Efti- P . mee season. The heavy [tie eiccticn of Mr. Lawren ° 7 . expenses of winter have | Mc!) niel, an able . sala are t rl screer stars use this soap eft little or no reserve |o*°"'", ae . fice! :; funds for the require- spirit for st. onat e you see her in a close-up, ments of spring—mov- | chang | jepre- oth Lux Toilet Soap keeps Aileen ing, new clothing, re- their zovernment regardless of po- When next you see your favorite 7 pee and dozens of {litical faith. It is your privileg she is, remember that 98% of all other EES EY bn Pata Mig ccc or | A Special Spring Offering of . exions you see on the screen are ties. The Household Ma yor and help -put your city ba Plan enables you to pay | your bills and still buy THREE CONVICTED OF HOLDUP f mple, have made Lux Toilet Soap | Th: y ser ° o,¢ ° . . a ‘i 3 — ee ™ : . c 4 \ r € 7 ) in all their dressing rooms. Borrow poe ced “wo? - rison b for serie Scat During thenext seven days Qualit Condition ) artiet and They are good for thousands of continuously ; so Lot ee The total loot was $615. | everv Cadillac-La Salle , , satisfying miles. eee Seat ty ie Bat New Rate (cr | vey Cadi et tat Value ~S D | . ter fot iv years acn and isaa TALES . . *,* uses ior her finest toilet soaps. Nearly If, Lower Slay got five years. The thre ealer in the United State ollar aqtue = seven ays of These cars are of various makes, in addition pended guilty of a holdup st the will participate in a Na- 2 aap SB 9 50 eagle i P to Cadillacs and La Salles, and the dealers Loans payable in) i | Brocer; Which the proprietor, Joseph Riz- ean! 2, ee e + O . | "payments con as ¥/ : ines disregard ota Ginna wee ¥ Bi “8 am Car see : Genuine Buying pper tunity who offer them are in a position to make ZeulAmount Average | | _T!ompson and Porter also plead. March 29th to April 6th ts . attractive prices because they are never Fefleen Monthly Cost [J | ¢% suilty of a hpldup of Joseph Li-_ the time chosen for this special offering be- Cadillac-La Salle dealers are in an especially obliged to make over-allowances for trade-ins $100.2.22.$1.32 opie . yer : ianid domme cause Cadillac anticipates the biggest Spring advantageous position to make this anevent jn order to stimulate new car sales. tts five new car business in its history. of genuine importance to the Used Car buyer. __ ; AMPLE DEFENSE F No one contemplating the purchase of a Used Loans may be paid in | PROMOTES PEACE, For this reason CGadillac-La Salle dealers are They are the type of men who can be relied Car can afford to ignore the Cadillac-La Salle sail’ st any time—you WRITES COOLIDGE | ; hei s av ‘les eir decks for action and have Tee mE? : 7 Blane for ctalme | Continued from Page 19. | me - _ nes MGR RE a upon for fair dealing. Their policy is to satisfy National Used Car Week. You may take a 1ade special preparations to that end. ilies . re you keep the money. }_ importance. “Perhaps peace is at made Ss] prey the buyer so that good will can be created. advantage of the same banking service offered How We Make | Renerations which are more perfect All Used Car stocks have been conditioned new car buyers, use the General Motors ithan our own. Meantime we should Loa ae | with unusual care and will be offered underthe The kigh quality of their new car business pro- Deferred Payment Plan, and pay for a used an me? But we thould-clontaks every} wae 3 ith Used Cars th i fy thly i All show Weleen up to $300 t0 families yrucaution to protect ourselves to most pleasing circumstances and on the most vides them with ars thatareexception- car out of your monthly incnme. show- domes: N id the fullest possible extent from it: . . , *,* 2 . . . . unabademwe |e on cok ogee Tie inviting terms. ally fresh and in remarkably good condition. rooms will beopen evenings during this period. husband and wife all that is te ; avy serve th Souble | r . — — full See ae ¢ preventio1 eraeaig JANET GAYNOR'S lovely skin is amount of loan, no deductions - } . . \ famous. “‘There is a caressing qual- a fees. aren, such as face McDANIEL S RECORD C A D | L L A # M O I O R C A R C O M P A N Y ity to Lux Toilet Soap that I never Rae Emblovers, relatives, | INCLUDES ONE TERM tradespeople are not found before except in the finest : Ratified. AS PROSECUTOR . ‘ . % French soaps,” says this Fox star. CALL, WRITE OR PHONE Continued From Page 19. O L I V E R 4 A D | L L A C & Q . “My skin feels so soft and smooth.” a a ie wk Locust and Lindell JEfferson 3080 strip BESSIE LOVE'S blonde, brown- inane re Pepe age se ee SY ee , ‘ x . cent nae yn jsoe'es som pa USED CAR DEPARTMENT 3333 Locust. JEfferson 3084 “Lux Toilet Soap is a lovely soap. ST. LOUIS OFFICES It leaves my skin so softly smooth,” 305.307 Central Nationa! Bk. — Says this charming star. 15 Olive St—Phone: Central 542 222-228 Missouri Theatre Bidg. ropositi to stabilize real 634 N. Grand, Cor. Lucas a i de 6 A D | | f A hy ° L A ~ A | | Phone: Jefferson 5300 sii akan: tie ae saad ciel * | OL Continued work for safety Rs measures, including a pledge z ' that snufety of the Tt) onlie would —_—.. em - ~~ a ; fivag®? 4 oY Ag if rr ‘ . ~ + ‘ ° ify? a tice today’s Want pages for ‘olice Judges appointed Business For Salc offers.

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ee ee ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - - ___ THURSDAY, MARCH 22, BE aig oe =a — POST: -DISPATCH ____ wet tas ‘A om Town bar wet in oner of, Tris ty . Speakers wil ye fb ’ =) -_ min hae - uc = : = == mee ae ma —> = a — ° e — - *?> | : - : > See * : : \ s ’ : ~ ‘ : r roe d fr‘ 4 . . i ‘ > .* — 7 ” . ‘, i ~ , . , ‘ : : : r 5 ae, BecTe 4- “4, nN bt. Ms “snith Daw Graduat i yeu ; ag aoa ween . oe ed Il’ niversal *. i ‘ fl. Hyde, Secretar! . AETI A. AS igh a . 4 ‘ = - + F P ‘ . - : . 4 . . & * a our " me o = in : . ei wwee ‘ 4 ; Apis . oer = ‘ sad _—— tanic 4 di ¥: eee . ; — — = — ~ . Z .. i : : = . + . : . .- > ‘ - > > a > - . ; , PS . , . ‘ _ on . : : : : . ~ " - gad , cr 4% P ’ ‘ gif ; 4 . ‘ ; ‘ . o . : *# ~ - ¢ ; . : ‘ ’ ’ ' —_ mt - a Home Town Banquet for Hyd: . ] Ba | eB Mineral e with "wTON ‘ ; It May Be a Warning of Sluggish Kidagab Both Are 35—One Looks 50 Right of W poles of the railroad company. 1 | ES doy Sad yon: font aaladg ce a - ere Foe ati. backache. neadacne om, Are kidney excretion: too frequent, scanty of Durmung in Passage: AW, These are orten Signs | of siug- gish kidnevs and shouldn’r be f = ‘ os a € 3 sane = sink SpE Pee 2? ig | To promote normal kidnev he sr tous-crcasoaeu SAR NC ge | _To promo somal iadner “TY (RNY action anc LINE 97 PER CENT EFFICIENT © Qu:oors,softmhite,roungha Fis | i ‘our blood of powsonous wastes, use Down's Pil Sideied the world over. record Maintaine) Since April to tt | P rk. To safe’ aaa ig a a we esd, ’ 1926. When Lindbergh Piloted ld aie aid oa Rl Co Se AER TI ce CK an iustact Tcsu.ts. 30,000 Users Endorse Doan $;: birst Plan Se. es, Perea ee ea ae is extn ten B12 Rk : . J. Schilling. Jr., 112 E. 169th St.. New ~ You. N.Y... A : ‘ bain anmcw Kind Of SKIN mi oe eee eo aia mers GoGnt seem to be act: me peer puis mh passing Dull headac stooped over, | felt sharp pa es ia my beck telt hke mrseli again.” (ompromise Reached : - , =. | ' 7 te rane SE )and ether for ———— | >] ° Sete GST | per = See | ee se : apneic | F a li ) a iN ee | A Stimulant Diuretic to the Kidneys | a apie 6 B j stores. Write for FREE travel siz '» Ac all dealers, 75c a bez. Fosver-Milburn Co, Mfg Chemists, Buifale, N.Y. | to the ) , judee 1 7 : | fhe POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT % | Personal Appearance eae se ae sa Game g Mp ei means much im social and business success mort TNepiect Your Scalp Cnion’s use and occupation Youthful appearing men with good heads of hair ! , Py puri, whactien, have the advantage today m social and business : , ~e brssagenr | life. Let the Thomas’ help you retain or regain that : rey ware head of hair with their fifteen year proved scalp treat- | s property. By the ; « ment! This treatment overcomes the causes of pre- mature loss of hair—dandruff, itchy sca]p, falling hair, sod dey or oly hats and proanoess har growth. jee ae S. E. Corner 12th and Olive Streets It revitalizes the dormant sources of hair growth and actually makes it possible for new hair to grow. You , ser ¥ want thick, luxuriant hair—evidence of youthful vigor ; the : iene GA Se REN RAT Beautitul 3 ae Piece —not thin, lifeless hair ora bald head. : : BF Scnaih tales Withee hint é “Ag wr aye - . + y * 4 hes. Y " ‘ po a " x ’ - —_—— 7, y . - - *- - , ~ . - 4 P A : ot hy . ji. - ‘ > : 7 e : > . = ; > 4 » age “ ee - ‘ : + I > ‘ . ‘ : "at FS . = —10 A. £:30 A AY TO 7 : 4 ae PI 7 oe OE : mE iil , a . 4 > we . s * L r VOM ALT wnt get tettt le ™ , 4 c c re p ; Py . , . _- ss - 9 7" +. -* = >. @¢ . : ' ~ 4 Yr’ > . ' ; : ' ¥y r “v, , . : -_" . : ' hb : - A, 7 Mt tregag . . s . oF ; 7 OEP ALG we EGO CE MLL A OOOEE . - 4 " 4 y f a ; aa #9 _c? . . — —o - *-. »*e + © — - ‘ i ‘ . " ~ . , * . 4 O Pa A 7 > ’ _ ‘ = A , ‘ . - . : . De % Woy fi se heins abet, vty” Fo, ? ess OR nae Mage PaS } eat tt a heh PTE! Chatate gla weed ni Cee TS Be Me oP Ae Se OO EOL LTC tt cient lt le a Terms—$3 Down sens Your edare-hRetral 3570 SCHROETER'S 810-812-814 WASHINGTON AVE. ST.LOUIS WEEKLY AD NO. 1307. SALE CLOSES MONDAY EVENING PARCEL POST ORDERS (SSE torus AILING na I MRIS | / Yigg WIN aa ; 7 Saappy 2 and 3 ¢. “Hal, ~ ’ - - SP, ~" ZF PLANNING nd : Come with vest, and ton Medels of DISCOUNT d | KZ ae : 4 gig Ge | HOPE CHEST: ; -2 pairs of full-linec simeres, Cheviots | an Starrett and Br wn & Sh > MACHINIST | sa On OE BEL BN , ) } eves, Chews e, Free Catalo ue 0 € al y yy GO nase Nea agate hth Y ~~ J / EP. ELM ~ -«, th bye . 4 me bast On tines spe golf knickers, or one T wees «s'* ell ~ _ TOOLS | fe — RA AL y Vf le — itt te ee, . sg weit ie tani ——_. ~ ; keicker and one lored with 2 . ; a ava Ce “4 [Pp 4 ( i ae — ‘ ‘ . ™ Seg” : , * ; ALL-METAL IRONING PY A 7 &{ ; ee SANE P , Seg ae I ce 7 | longie im sizes 5 to rolf knickers, oF eer ai | . : N1! i >. Z. LA a 7 : , NVA | ' ™ 7 Ee wae . 18. .Well made ana pair knickers and PORTABLE BO ARDS | : a bE. “ ? J } ‘ " 7 ; 4 *& Le as ; ¥ ‘ . f tae : . ™ ‘ ¥ : : ’ Ss 4 DRAIN TUB ‘ fy ' NS bie ? Xi # - > mS a. if 3 | “aE ee , ; a dandy value a longie! Sizes : : ’ * , , | 3 - - . x . J - : - ' “hoe & & ’ —— . ? Y / vy a J / “ » | ; —_ j a aie i. t. - &. - — “ > ) a, , $ ' By 4 ep cr tq ‘yy : y ’ ’ . a Ge oo cae _ fs , —_ iJ I at - ; Wit aa, : . =" tg ‘ ‘ } g te a y — = . Gs 3 2 a 4 ’ - . oe + ~ a . . ms : f - "a , bak ‘ ‘ f _— ~ rene - 4 oe Aa 3 - P “ , t $4.95. years at $6.95. GENUINE “CYCLONE” pe LAWN FENCE SYLVANIA ae }\ a? ‘ 1st | ENNSYL _ LAWN MOWERS Boys’ Blue Serge Su BOYS’ BLUE SERGE SULTS with ene pair of lined golf i o : 96° sil-woel worsted Suits im 2- butten model! Sizes 6 toe 16 at > a. SS AWWA eee ae Mi . $1.89 MIXED SCREWS ye Boys’ Spring Tc ROYS' TOPCOATS ef NEW Sprice Tweeds . . in 3-butten mannich ] ) : nedels .. Raven silk trimmed! Sires 12 to 18 years at ee ot!) ee we, 19¢ LAUNDRY 3 * 2 . he Penn toe WHEE! GAS STOVES . men po Me STEEL Bis ee ee | FISHING train ‘substant _T-RAIL IRON FENCE POSTS ™*""* size $13. 89 A grnernoen ehelf ut bot ite | ania Mowers uw 10. Ge BOXES inches lone, GARDEN SPADING POST HOLE DIGGERS | () ly $3 W $4.89 _ FORKS : 3 . $1.40 | i 7 a ROACH TRAP - WORKLD'S BES) . . ' 98c STEEL | “oe » P98 | t N Maj ) : ARDEN SPADES GARDEN a 35c eee soon RAKES =m OF a cw ajyestic 3 for 81.00 : Seer SQU ARE en : 79c — Braces STEE! | : LADDERS STEEL , : 98c | TACKLE BOX | Put One in Y Our Home Friday | . ;ARDEN HOE | : | vain 4 ‘ $1.19 \ a = | . canes nehes | and Make This a Joyous Easter | =e : : “UNIVERSAL >. SILVER KING | : ge _STAG-HANDLED CARVERS eo ang Copper By Screen _ — | | | x ¥ z3 s Oc GOLF BALLS eee _ - 7 — : | - | $9.50 lb- Mesh = Suse setts Pa od wg . 4 —_ | - : P as i a ie 4 Careiully tailered of pisim and Boys’ All-Wool BOYS’ GOLF KNICKERS eof sail- wool Cassimeres, Cheviots and Scotches Full cut and well made’ Sizes 6 to 18 years at $1 DOWN DELIVERS ANY FRIDAY SPECIAL TO YOUR HOME Boys’ Blouses TOMORROW 58c Clewerty patterned Bieuses of Fast Color Percales and Broeadcleths .. all NEW ia Color and Style!. Ail full cut and well made in ores S to 15 at 58c. A ATR A = hel ee ee ee ree ee

. ir Mirrored Bottle Sines 12 to 14), at 896. — - : a Se r —~, | Lamp—Pleated Shade “AL dus ys $3.98 SPECIAL — | martes AA i: Pull-Lp Chair | : fe | , Boys’ Ties “UNIVERSAL i> ISOCNM MESH «COPPER °L. | 4 : , A “ ’ t mit : , , > 7 r , = , . “KERN | ia | aS : , | f ot AINLESS SLICING KNIVES | . = $8. 69 F INCH MESH GALVANIZ ‘6: ‘~ | hg OR 4 Be tN dé “ , ister | . | = ——_ oe 4 - 5c ' 69c 2-c | i tks : it ty fe - di 4 E : , : | | : f | : we: They re Beautiful as well «- “HANDY” ELECTRIC IRON BASEBALLS 2 ; 2 ; . : ; ; . ' ’ ‘Ss = se NEW P ? n and * NEW 3 $1 79 \merican Leagcur : &s ae sf ih : BAN ; : : J . ' . , : Sty vr eB ; ing ' ' le’ Ey : i. ae Tes, Sp . * eae . ’ | a 7 Jn * i | oak ‘ : ss a - ; i. = — = Ve at 25c. wy Toe * —— Spores cay Spegal CONTRAC $s. c | ae a en ee tubes: C | e . ARBORUNDL mM" OR Rone ——— SSD — : SUARANTEEL bi ~~ : . - -- 4 r: - . ad RAZOR HONES 4 | Arne Bee 1 L =a / | : ‘ 7... ae $1.89 ~ : . wen | ‘ 5 . ————— I | = LUNCH KITS = . . . | : : im | | ' | = mw $1.69 ‘loves i ‘wth danend aed oe i ———— Gn Aaa : Clothes" FOCUSSING FLASH LIGHTS : " eam bo oUt. yy Ny | C ‘standing teat this b | = Refrige : othes WILL POCKLS te | > ' : ) ; — Scrigerater, for - wo FEE »* & we rmnd ; \\\ a bajest $187 | 2 “ 7 ; : | 3 | \Mlodel 71 mplets i | : Nickel Trimmed 2 LESS $ .69 - ; ° “ide- leing Top-lem¢ Model : Money a F 2 : 3 = , : | iw . lc F P : FIELDERS ies —_— UTHER SIZES POR CONTRACTORS No Interest —No viras--Guarantced Service >+Door Mode! S37 “i ) Gaivamzed steel imag GLOVES ee —= t rely Ks and L ARs KE LAWNS =m) SSS $19.45 $1145 4! rns; fo eel — ws Sie oo == $139; $239 es $6.50 $12.00 $12.50 i | - x STORE OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 9’CLOCK _ N. W. Corner St . MAY-STERN eMAY-STERNE

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> A St A A ee a a o- = eee grr of Agri-| Judge A. G. Knight. Judge une hy ARKETS-SPORTS) (w A\ NT ao tEAL ee | Wovts a0¢ 7. X. Witten ot a ESTATE oe , ae 5 Phe ie 2 ST. LOUIS, ‘THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1929. ae Tee. Pherae ee eae PAGES “2542 ble ms | 4 — a eae ae : ms a find vou lame and achy — F “somes ~) N BROADWAY CAFE — cn ae ne NEE ARR? © YA separ | NEAR OLIVE HELD af |} UP-S7O1STAKE signs. ot slug: . shouldn't t be Orma: xianey ty ms a . | | 4 : | ae : ‘ . your kidneys A’ > | r tg 7 | i = : One of Two Robbers Shoots blood of poisonous wastes, use Doan’: Pills. | ; : brid > By | 7. : Into Floor to Intimidate oO'% cr. : z: a. > A Thompson’s Manager and ) Users Endorse Doan’s: = “Ee P S a IZ E. 169th St.. New York, N.Y.. usr: "My tig Customers. a “ 4 izrr — is annores were scant end burned ' . . - Warning of Sluggish Kidneys! : er eee SS * a. Se N Mothers! Don’t miss this oppor- ter taking Doen's Pills, I scorn * tunity to select your Boys’ Easter ; Outfit—at big savings Friday! era L,iormips n’s restaur ¢ at | " ¢ 3 e ) : i a Here are a few of the many out- ‘orth Broadway, ‘ust north © a Th S l S ) standing values! live street. at 12:45 a. m. today. | ant Diuretic to the Kidneys oy ene te and the other fired a shot inte the maaan — N.Y. a | (oe ote AND S!5 SUITS AT sae mais eee eudie Aude Ga MEMBER OF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM ‘ — = hi > 7 , ; : erigsai | by H tft) #1] fit) ; ji Miishis wk yh ‘apg iii, j elagera i ; + yh : "sets . "sh s - ; é seach Pegs Th \ o . ities ft ; P = i j (> - :? ry - f 7 , ‘ : . De 1AM i j tal Jj twedam bu | Unusualiv well § tai- NING A Py : ~nappy 2 and 3 But- Fine all-wool Suits in lored of Finest Qual- CHEST? | ‘ te | i with vest, ant ion Mode is of Cas- WANTED styles and ity Woolens . In ' pairs of fuli-linec simeres, Cheviots and colors for Easter Mannish Stvles fail to. see this.spe- pa, = eplf knickers, or one Twists Well tai- with 2 longies, or : Have 2 pairs of golf hest Group which \g . ~~ 2 Se kBicker and on lored with 2 pairs imickers, or on: knickers, or 2 longies, ng ior only $39.65 => Kp x ’ longie im sizes 5 t Scotches Full cut and wel! mads tures ... Cut in the NEW = Sizes 6 to 18 vears at legiate modeis ... Sizes 10 to 1 aa rug store of Willlara Kortter. 286: ienced officials are always a — Boys’ Blouses Beys’ Caps Boys’ Hose ttage avenue, $18.0 at your disposal. A conven- _ yi 58c 8 Sc 48c ve Grenms wee wtelen ftom rel ient location too, in the cen- Cleveriy patterned Biouses of Fast — cull ese em 8 h vm Cit 4 ‘Ss CTO [Css Selor Percales and Broadcioths.. in scores of beautiful patterns top Sport Hose . in the “s mus } Level ! wewd te [ O C C ) al NEW in Color and Style!. neatly lined unbreakable visors length 7 Os . s « | pi eee Eh ‘nae Sizes 7 to 10'- All full cut and well made in sires and ail sizes 6°, to7 . at 85 Priced at 48c pai: 6 to 15 at 58c. Boys’ Shirts Boys’ Hats Boys’ Crushers | ”:.°: y wun akan ae i 89c ‘2.95 89Oc NATIONAL LIFE OFFERS STOCK MURS detect ct plein end Splendid quality Felt Hote for : TO AGENTS. POLICY-HOLDERS ring S orim lar Collegiate Crusher ¥ ro Springs an popular snap : | Broadcloth cor + emma birt atyle (Just like Dad's?! “epee . Purple, mine, Tan, Insuranee Company. One of “The “— a oe ae “_ ee and gre’ All sizes, too- ‘een and Black Sizes 6°, muranc bo , give A Service : t $2.25 7 at 89 lic am ° ae £ ) Mirrored Bottle Sites 12 to 14). at 89c. at $2.05 — Big Ten.” With $57.500.000 in . Assets, Announces Plan. Lamp— Pleated Shade Announ ' $5.95 : Boys’ Ties Boys’ Ties Boys’ Belts hie “ean 25C 50c 38c ’ They're iful as well a> : oo Sears The in the lot Just arnmved in time for Easter! . A dandy lot of Boys’ tongue-buckie is in # NEW Pattern and a NEW and you'll need one to completr Belts .. . in Biack, Tan and Gray Style: Every Tie a regular 50c va! your outfit They're beauties: . And all sizes, too! Specially Me at 25<. as - at BOc priced at 3€c. ee Boys a | | held corporations in the country ; 3 | ¢ The bankers have agreed to ui l—ee SETTER cere sa aa part of the stock tha : igcrator. — may remain after the origina: : scription Trimmed : * LESS oamaginny " | Top-Icing Model Money!” connection 70 Galvanized stee! lining. rhe $11.45 «4 N. W. Corner 8th & Washington Ave.

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PAGE 26 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY, MARCH 2%, 19% ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —S > . bert oa mai fa asm alm ‘Ze | exafty im movers. > somewhat . BOOVER PLAMS FIRST FISHING (OS? Grocsts on the Rareiss sosowiy @anng the =o ess CMIIN PRAISES Seauich tn debate, be wears © 6>- ee er ee TRIP AS PRESIDENT APRIL § cee ns cf of the sessiex. scttied tnck beenaes waeeseee ont —— FRIDAY, SATURDAY SPECIALS | z » | : : Be mt jetge . , ‘ ee i ——— oe .De@ pPreveticoer are that bei See gualt: of these “ts ‘ ‘J : a " — oe : Ss - 7 “TE iz "oT: es mos a* = ** a > : . IDes es os wees . — > . > be iS a 2 7 ’ beled out aad repaired. There Res lSomOsise ride tn er So merer ret Bas tain 4 : . 3 : : “a Siuart ¢ : the greater part c* “2e¢ toe Se scenes a ott — 1S3=PINE wall” Ties P ’ , . * ~ li~xwe: ’ TY | 4 ~~ oe f (uUckhian, Ur MDANIEL *":" ==. gazorre3 "con. his sect =- es they ¢t cTerwe: ry . A- of los illustrat are inte °. chaal upon h ith, which m: ; locked up, awaiting your hand #2: -i20-2 Seetesershk Ul [Sti prtete ec tele otis tooe: grow seu and song > Ss ae ee , AEs S°0R- of cistress, partieriariy beckacke and with 7 AC tu inciucing harden and become durable. Vicamin “ED -rT¢e oe, +; ; wy I *geeth [ney regica, riee rectifier with enclosed woncer’t ——— have named this mysterious g ° ; ats wor a =t fos thet ie setere teacaches, aexd SPEAKER. as il! ustrated—not"ing eise “soen a h k h f: ev" SO.22> Pac yr ts iperet Macs. Of [paetsssa, tergmc , : CARTONS ag ch } cakf; eal. Quaker r on C C cy tot € If duno i, end ne ee INSTALLED IN YOUR HOME FREE . See piven, Vieumin D” by irradiation Wi ” me — ‘Plea -Violet Light under the Steenbock Proce z . oe of his opponents 1 . a tontra . gos rc basi rt a a a rvel die * Sirs - : airless, key-opening Pa) A zany os the cefeceie! A cam- Eidsere area's acting right of =: 4 a pe cen 9 Fae a ‘ " . : " — ane Cee ese » pha ve pire re » ap 2 Ao ee eae ev : a said ~ ™ =— ee gf>> yi tee oan PRONG. 07 5 4 Sea 2, ef Pen ie a “aa = a See ee ca : i ea “Nyt z % FAS sew ; y as i tea Fe Aa ¥ we mh se the i “e' a nae x ds 2 sy oo a 4 EY. » ni us San e Ne Be a " te Fgh PRS teime Ns dud? 8 eth a IN HE ert oe SNA. a one PI AG hE ae! | : . . on-set -amrens Te ee ee " cp ~ Me ‘ fe ke Taint Rey SiN ae f ey * one » wy ive poseerren nae SS Wit a “of Vitamin “D" they are count the extra CUDS . mom _r7ine te bea: the festering | gee puaemetgs tebe Geneans 2a 2) Se cildcn show signs of Viamia “D7 ae | of fratrici pap crea Se XS ¥ sate FT padi . % cee sh ee a i eto mn Me on to you! An exceedingly umpe iscovery, authorities call thus. ‘6 b id | 1 destroy the despined incumbent bladder disorders : | very oo a lucky strike!” §. oy some cng cose verery dad Sat caret infry enveme I a rab a £- - bcs often reLering : 2 of . white heart of the wheat. An en- el eee i - war. BOP and women take sow and thes The POST-DISPATCH Pegularily prints MORE WANT ergy food of fine flavor. “Irradia- EE 7 — 7 j ew ~etje %' Delp Keep tre oc humans ADs thes ALL the other St Louis pec wspapers COMBINED. tion” doesn't change this, nor is a ee eS to ae) 7 ke er aat mats are appearance. And now it has an 5% | [RRADIATED [ That WONDERFUL Coftee SCIENTISTS LIQUID AIR PROCESS RETAINS /ust Caught’ FLAVOR Piease do net confuse “ Nordic” with ans ciber bind” , eg hier ae we ty _ } ‘ : or brand of baddock. There 1: mothing “else ithe st mei paste eta 7 _- _ sf Finest selection of The Tavier proces: of frosteng at 40° F. below rere 2: mae a : ee - Ceeneae 2a Ce uf. G ; bons. Caramels the excimssve property of the Atlantic Coast Fisheries aa ee Me « ‘a \ : Co. under grant of | nited States Patent. 24 asta segs Sea doalthoaaoa esi etm Thought ts conv INFRINGEMENTS WILL BE PROSECLTED : hie on ai sen Sadi ge Me, en ful colored contair Shipped At _ nal » ; ed = _o- UsSi-Caugnt - 7 2 » 7 ~ ot Haddock—on vour s of miles from the sea aww 424 ess Not only bread ~ but groceries, clothing, shoes, millinery, furniture, oR a 3 ) oe gasoline given free by en dkde Ee pouaS strengthened by the Eagle Stamp Dealers. = a om ha ~~ ao 2 er > a --*« - on * ’ oo : sae asi ~~ * ese $U 2 SST} on * & | De. Harpew F. Tarioe For over 1$ rears Chief Techoolo get, U.S. Bereaz of Fisherico— sethority om Ssh calrere. conser+a- tom and usc as food—Consulmng Refrigeration Engineer. Discore-— of the Nordac Process. >» rr er ae) sae \& ./éu 5 wets d wed —_— — eee ee eee ee seiewiatnetoctnaes | cuts of haddock sliced an d cked Sa part of 3 ae A week's living free...freedom from a week’s bills...a 7 Kiddies’ Easter Ne taper as bacon—cleaned, | tration. 1 the records « } week’s salary saved forarainv davor spent to buy the things Filled with wholesome — which now you can’t afford. All you have to do is concen- Eggs and Chocolate Bum trate your daily purchases at the many Eagle Stamp stores. , real treat for the Kiddieg, : t 50c «~~ $1 alone. We ate so sure that your family will ucam circus.” with Mayor Mil. Some of these stores are in vour neighborhood, some are , ’ > 4 -= I fe fof - : =, - & — . : : ; ‘ - > = ; 7 e hail this wonderful fsh as the finesr thes ephant waiting fer the other an- downtown. Grocer stores...drv goods stores...clothing stores CHOCOLATE BU ver tasted that we will gladiv refund vou ; is ever tas ; th. will gladly refund your ... drug stores... practically every thing vou buv can be ob- Stam CHOCOLATE EGGS money should you feel that Nordic Fille tained at th ores at Eagle ps Plai infinite vari does not live vu ery claims aende { ined at these stores at no extra cost for what vou get, and, | lain, an in addition, part of everv dollar vou spend at Eagle Stamp By buying cer- R stores is returned to you ... 2%c in fact... and 224% of a tain brands | FO Iegest on Nordic | £ i . ta cS . gg cake ae 3 rs vear s purchases amounts to the Startling total of more than a Save the wrappers, 6 | _ fom por market man. =a s throush th week's cost of living! ds anay enone oya Nothemg else is “just as good.” Ap Pare re odin the pred- + ee Le — — — —_ A a a | ee No wonder ‘‘Good Housekeeping”’ puts its stamp of approval on Nordic and Nordic etc... If vou want more value for vour money, do your dailv buv- arg oe ae Eagie pecsning i ster ing at stores that give Eagie Stamps k for th Chocolates, " . , ‘. : oe , ive Eagle & - Look for Stamp Book. Dark 10 Reasons Why No Other Fish Can Be Like “Nordic” : ene oh an Sindee hiitaaiiedee 0 P the Eagle al smell Raw or ia cooking. 6. Imexpenseve. Costs iss than meat. No was a Sees J : ‘gs They help you fil your MILK AND DARK te wot fast other foods in rctrigerator. 7. Absolutely Sanitary. Packed in waxed cove Rh ee er aS stamp book faster. ~ eteczems. Seaside “Shore Dimeer™ rescan- topes. Reacy for cooking—no washing. ' e 2b rants serve no better. 8. Swest, firm and fzky. 1s newer soft or sticky. re a ep pi ’ lj you don't get Eagle Stamps with ) Lady Baltimore Layes = » ve -_ ats . . lias . . : ‘ : Dem : AdAddddddddddaaaddg a TT TT I

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» Aaa tee tia: sion e _ gee al _— 7 THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1929___ eke see —ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH yg eae PAGE 27 —," Balkite, : , ‘ore Enameled $20 Up NO PROSECUTION OF YOUTH Price.” overtaken and arrested °° REPARATION EXPERTS TWO potting MEN NAMED the cook was placed on the stand | Alleged Bamk Robber to Recover. to evade arrest on March 22. 1s to correborat irge t : the Associated Press reported out of danger Offi- —\ nal WHO ‘BORROWED’ aoe eat EN $5 T0 $50 ‘ ; $30 Up H * STREET CAR i : nome.” he to “take IN INMAN DIVORCE SUIT ' ad inade her apartment ; 1O8 ANGELES. March 28.— cers here say . | Sargest io Sou — dr age avenues early yesterday and. he had not injured anyone or dam- vening After Easter have associated before her separa-| . oo : enn . Ua S E TO PAY “RE AARON oO it two miles west on Easton wuged the street car. = & * née ees ton im 1927 from hes ipa cnet | Cholieser against State Bepre- Y - on } - ’ - ‘% elila Ve bige + a OK 90 DAYS 6 P.M. | , alike nmai althy East- CONTINUOUS DANCING 4 By the Apvectsted Panes rner, who is suing for diveree. | TUR D SUNDAY NIGHT | “ ae sec ccnatras: Sede itn: Macantet Gal = | TUESDAY, THURSDAY, SATURDAY AND SUND:! : ORY RADIO SET ‘d PARIS. March 28.—Before tak- a et ees etrinicabics a ADVERTISEMENT POPU . if ijl ‘ r’ ] LAR MATINEE ILLUMINATED—1929 mop Saraing vi ot : ADAY. : ay Ing a sBeVen-daay Trecess today, Ate ind Robert ¥ .to M ly EVERY SUNDAY. 3 TO 6 F 4 ' ij , DEL PRON: GR eI BE be 8 seek nent [ Rssgwaee OLIVE limination Prize Fox Trot Contest Every Sunday Night | TONTNS MEONAMICALLY It S N ew! The Growth Vitamin seeadatinn of thike ciacusicn (Li | oes aires ace ° Loosen Up That Cold |_.T2s\._cnding March 31. Cash Prizes, $50, $30 snd_$20 Inciudirg rectifier and -selectiv.ty—extraordi- and will be ready to discuss ,ti ste Ts | Patera 9 ni With Musterole . high and iow iine | aph pick-up jacks. ‘ = ; | 4 amount and number of annuitli« | “got nik’? and then we to sleep Have Musterole handv whep 2 AD urers against material 7 Ee ‘4 QO |when they get back to work next! on a couch in th ruest roc cold starts. It has all of the advan relous tone. t 4 eo , " (Counsel for wiah. WHA revi- : ‘ i 3 COL. ¢ , | Ouslv had introduc testimony it ter withou lhursday. lages of gran: ino, ber So mustard vias CHOICE Today's plenary session at which ie t the burn. You feel a bd e an effort to show that Mrs. Inman’ Warm tiuglo as the healing ointment ' } " ‘ - ea : vent pneumonia and ‘a flu. ,> P . f111 of and Post-Dispaic! charge vield quickly to a Spoontul oO simple glycerin, saline “| could not get a bowel move- . +) om ON cgi 20 Rae TOMES ul ( Tt Ow ¢ Tt os prints MORE WANT ergy food of fine flavor. “I rradia- ‘2 claim! Your wr mas .stramiates Quaker | CRESS OF args file cant eoay! Sy ees Ree S 7 |” ie * 7 , S - = 4 | : . ee ‘ae ’ » | tee, 18 1 ave this settlement 1 Al Pa: eo. hs , ¥- spapers COMBINED. 9g 9 yl this. nor its \ t = —, _ ‘arina. NOTE: A 1! Quaker Farina 1s irradiated principle for the : experts to now it has an ——— even though some sacka es are not so marked it a eaten: } ; master recess 9 =e “0 ~ a ste Oe se - * ; ~ , | HIL¢ ‘O - , : Z”ii i ii a rain st (,oO\ et re }? iia went * kta wae Went Se ane me - - Shipped Anywhere mn i. a 25c Extra over today until Monday nignt : a = ' 7" = c a ” Li J re he os JS a . yi rhs we . 3 oy @ « * > ae 4 . o'clock whé! he House of Khe = J ; heh as ? } , | } ‘ P ; » 4 . ee oe oiy } “97 ‘3 es ; Ty) ‘ ti i ‘ ‘ Ait : > . , . | cA vA sid = | i ; 4 . Aa Hi > . ¥ 4 . 4 ; 4 7 : is ‘ ‘ ~ ‘ : . . , t T pi ‘ ] Dé ‘ ‘ i" . iif iA ‘ ai. ‘ | a P« 7 ' J ~ i , . . ; } +> . ' 4 , . e i . Ai i 4 cit | i id i I bay Et ys , . ; ° , te | *» , " ‘¥ ‘ ' vT, ov “~ . ‘ ‘ ’ 7) ‘ } ‘ Fsid 4 ‘ .° A « cAaiit Be JIS ia 4 i cA ' ; us > : | j » n h» ‘ 4 (aa . ’ , ‘ ‘o. « : , hi 7 I : a ¥ ey . ; o _ a 7 : -~ . ? , ’ | ; ‘ j { ee Visit any Philco dealer. ‘The Philco is now on dis- play at all Phileo dealers. See it! Hear it! Ask about their free home demonstration, easy payment offer. / Tubes Includ- ing Rectifer Witi . ; STE S failed in an effort to invoke al ; la DYNAMIC EASTER BASKETS lon ante the teaselea Gameaoe > ¥ , SPEAKER The most beautiful and original colors and designs argued the proceedings wea | r Onl; These baskets filled with Herz finest Easter Sweets ut of order but neither the , : ry BOr ta membersilp took any ; ~ 15 are unmatchable gifts. »fficial notice of his pleading eS | | 29: 4 "hile this ruse Was deliberat- ~ ' , Pu bh 8 sie impeachment _resolut! ; a ALL-ELECTRIC RADIO C to the Senate unanimously adopted a / ubes I. xtra fe P es Tune in on the Phileo Hour every Friday Evening Kiddies’ Easter Nests Nut and Fruit Filled Egg pamwen of the | MGldabes: Seiad For Sale by the Following Dealers Filled with w holesome Easter Delicious Chocolate Egg crammed } mn “ i 4 me a a sa ag a DOWNTOWN GHAND CICLE A RADIO HW. & kh. RADIO our SIDE ALTO SLuPPrLyY Eges and Chocolate Bunnies. A full of fruits, nuts and cream. partment with accepting bribes] ALEXANDER RADIO & ELEC. GREE te ri aN. co =aeee r oon ss? pias r cv, ; . : 1 , real treat for the Kiddies, Packed in an Easter Box, rom the Standard Ol! Ca, to op- ) i250 N. Broadw; 6022 Virginia WEST pose the Governer's proposed occu- AVENUE PURNITA NE C0. T. B. HAUCK MUSIC STORE HI-POWER SER. STATION BENTON FURN. CO 50c and $1 7 5C pationa! tax ry li bit sCiats ra of Mm. - Geri ] 27801 Shenandoah —- ce ~ . | +323 Manchester resolution als requ t i tne names | BIL DEHR™ AN F | RN. qt, HENNIAGER HDW FE. A SUP. A. Y. Heftman CONTINENTAL ALTO SUPPLY } | .t i vd ‘ = Bro: \dwa) vb2i7 Delmar CHOCOLATE BUNNIES of the finest quality, 10c to $2 eed pane vere charged. with SAM GOLDBE RG FURN. CO. NIEHAUS HDWE, CO. 1voR?} pode a4 RADIO sHuP meet METROPOLITAN STORAGE Co, Eagle Stamps CHOCOLATE EGGS and CREAM EGGS—Decorated and a ) 5. F. HI NLET H 4 MUSIC Co. NORTHWEST TIRE ca ALTO von?) aaa ie sien a CYCLE & RADIO sHOP — Pp : : fi ; 1 ’ 10c to $5 : Gre nfe ll. AM. Cancels Lectures : r- rPt 4905 Tyrolean —”* gt yg ew de rURN. + : JOUN : KADIO STORE PROGKESS BATTERY Co . am , .eL (Cf *7 i) ‘ SCHWAKZ HDWE. A RADIO ; ° By -buying cer- ATTLE CREEK. Mich. Mare ogg ce ens90T N S8i ‘3 Juniata 4301 Natural Bridge “ . 7. _r } , om . JESSE 4s. JOHNSON . . ~ . = ° 5. | Litres renhiehi, interna ae en apes AKEMPER Mist«e CO. SELZER FLAN, &2 RADIO CO. tain brands FOR FRID es ONLY ionally known Labrador explorer. | a Se - 6 4075 8. Grand 6205 Natu t, Tetris Na ural Bridge KING FURNITURE CO. Save the wrappers, SD °c1s Franklin 3 KAICKERBOCKER FLURN. THURNAL ELEC. APP. Co. Ore 7 peaking engagements in ; SOUTH MOV. CO, s558 N. Newstead = trade = a, “Ro al Chocolates r the Unit | : te : al ts teaeadanaseg > yo NE es ! APRFELDER Tt BN IPT KE 10 2009 S. Jefferso: VAN DREW TIRE CO C States ana Mau oe? | ‘2 BS APFEL " , . _ ie a A ady Grenfell announced here yes- ST. LOUIS RADIO CO. “304 8. Broadw KRAUSS SALES CURP. poet gist os terduy pending the result of a) 246 Frank! ALLEN TIRE & SUPPLY Co. 3240 5S. Grand VAN DREW TIRE CO. ucts listed on pages ; | - . yam atin - given | » | ' ' mr . Singshighwa LALDEL RADIO Co. 2454 Kaston 24 to 28 of the Eagle The regular 80c pound Milk and 5 Oc Pound heart exumination | nim | A. BE. SCHMIDT CO DEL RADIO OO Be POON St > 4 7 : ests — ae a ho . . ° i ; ’ - na eaeees Dark Chocolates, Friday only Box said her husband was suffering| SILVERSTONE FURS. CO. 3 Gra MODERN SALES CORP. Thevh from a r_ busbar heart ‘but that hi niin en: te i BE con RADIO co. siieeieaeneae a vane ee sae, co. . ™ ~ aa | : - wae ,? t " ucht t 14 . he ~ w 2" a eftilerson ’ . . et ot : . | son ee | EEK AND DARK MARSHMALLOW EGGS. Box of 12. 20c condition was not thought te page a. m. BECKER WADto & SER. ore wean, WIELMS MOTOR Co. er. = _. 4 + * serious : 4904 Jennuing* Rd. ia as ate NORTH 5. Jette PARK RADIO CU. ° Rooster Destroys Child's ye. ALDERSON yvonne 9 co. BLUL RIDGE ae cw. J4038 Park Lady Baltimore Layer Cake..... pte | MULBERRY GROVE, Ut, Mareh °546 N. Grand ou - «ii pense a ee ST. LOUIS COUNTY AND AST ST. LOUIS : °$—The 12-year-old daughter of CATTELL’S MUSIC & ADIO Bt USE, rt r ‘. co. 4237 Manchester E re 6 ——— Hot Cross Buns, Lenten Special, dozen. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Moore ot oioS W. Florissant prongs RELTEM & NOLL SER. STATION Ghee. BLANSER ELEC, ARONDE Ler RADIO sHOr ae Grahener A ~ \e% ere lost the sight of he: BLASE MOTOR SALES ‘ ; $602 Minnesota ebater Ureves. Mo. Cocoanut Lambs, each near 7 se Gy 0S i? bag Srowd Wa; ight eye at the result of an attack ' : , ROESCH HH. ¥F. CO. K. @T. Lots TIRE CO. AM Lea co j| Tea Cakes, ready packed | and 2 Ib. haste: pound . | bea reoster. ‘The ct.ld wascrawi-| SRIDGE SATTERY CO. EMMANTIALT MUSIC MOUSE 341 8, Broadway Mast St. Lows, Iu. e ; - | , 4203 are 4 ‘ i | »UIS img wader 6 Sane 56 oe ow DEEKEN MUSIC CO. GROSS BRUS. RADIO & SUP. CO. SCHOPPER RADIO SERVICE WILLIAMS HDWE. Ce, egscs when the rooser rushed at 291; EK. Grand 1934 §. Broadway -.00 Chippewa Last St. Levis, 111. ‘her and penetrated ihe right cye- Cc GF , FURN. CO. GUDE ELEC. Co. sOoLTH END HDWE. Co, RHODES-Bt RFORD Hn. FF. CO, : ult ae oo eee ae 4601 Virginia 3 861 Gravois East St. Louis, 311

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» er Louls POST: — THURSDAY. MARCH 2s, 1929 : —— ens when vs capectes, representa.) §30,°0; tn Claas 4 trom 550.000 AIDS OF ALLEGED DOCUMENT KIEL SPENDING $50 TO HAVE = "scm ou "TEES ST getie BUICK SALES (HAIN STARE a] = oe arqunten- |0 $186.000, and in, Clase 5 Coen Saas BARRED FROMGERMANY -wayoRAiTy' CHAR REPAIRED 2, Te caren ot salecore mae FOR sre iy e a? . _ r . += then i af i nator I> . Reed’ >= F Lidence a ee er r e ; . . ; 4 is ~ + sah c% Comprehensive Ball iat $a Ghircrer -Ense "Se sought to Assist in Tracing “- Although Defeated. Former Exec- _ t to a rofessional repal DRIVIN ly | AY, : "Fano se av. for toe store mn @€acd ciass at £2 ing (alled Borah Trauds« utive Wants to Be sure of Hay - a and the . ing tt Os Ae , tz . * ° : : i = 4 + i C Tm ‘ Po ‘ ¢ 7 - >? >. } - oe: st i ee ae ‘ ’ “re ins { omfortable “fat. = . 5 - "ie ' S : a “ 4 a . ‘ - ‘ ‘ a ‘ aie , ee . : ; J i ota dd ws ws . * « ee } »s4 s P 4 } i ’ a 4° : ° ° } ‘ ; é . 2 : , } ° Li ‘ t ' r 23 } a 6 tf i . ) be free from — and Lii@“ es ’ . ee Siamese Liquor Seizure * “Closed. WASHINGTO®S Marc: Spee Saran artime ‘ ? a — ' “ ‘ > ‘” le ts Lewes a ey 4or (orrs|* mlent Post-Di-patch Uae 6. + TWO-DOOR BUICK SEDANS , os . p ~* . : Aes. Woe" ee t Se eer . 4 >. oy...” P - 7 * ¥ ve e oe SIMPLE FUNERAL FOR SARRAIL yee Scint ta conver" hat | On Sao oe Vesper Buick Auto Co (,enerail s TLeque st for No Flow er. A ? St Bat - RTO % od Yr na i [igdeets r OT] las io , 10T was :0o! araeu ti — ———_" - or Pornep Is Complied With ett : LPe hs : ae a " apy - er ri: We even did some | ti Wiitl hat the cas ided \ anderehter aD cd Ww @ST Pine ress JEfferson 6230 (Ipet . ee A. GOLUB OFFERS 3 GREAT SPECIALS ago igre RN Tan Ci SO Retin Page o> MALF SOLES — Reeuiar 31.25 Best White Oak Leather, also Pance $1.25 soles—ypair.. FULL SOLES — With Heels. of children as weil as adults should be ee | | safely relieved. The Special Process by whe PERTUSSIN is made. assures absciute anfety iz ge pone pet pine | | its use. It is free from barmfal drags, does net Graduated License Systen + was met Minister of War Another false alarm was sound. moana ceed : SHOE REPAIR SHOPS 7 mpset digestion, and children like its taste, Is tiav? D 280 to assify Painleve Cc nment “28 il last night, presumably by ‘% : — po epee . quality is proven by the fact that doctors fer 3 hn ais eakenes 60 tae aie fag wee ug’ who is blamed for the se: SHOP NO er * rears have prescribed it im preference to erdigary to imerease the! Painleve delivered a cule Bj et gach alkems WHER Seve 60 Market SHOP: 415 N Broadway | cough remedies. 41 all drug stores The Bis Sho on Ne Cos _ — — — _—_ “¥5 eres a ee oT itil SHOES DYED ANY COLOR FREE * Box fou , erals around Nap oleon HEAR THIS WONDERFUL EDISON RADIO... occe [CONVENIENT TERMS| In Your HOME Without Obligation—We Will Demonstrate FREE Any Time cuestuut 7267 _Barthel-Duesenberg Piano Co. »12 ?1N= sr. yn nee ee ' Sree rrr reser wers F (oo SRS AER Se eet oot ee ee ee EME RTA be RR ME OTS AE He Oa GS Salto h yn Yi a. ie ie If you are electrically inclined, the details of this set will delight you. If you are musically in- clined, its performance will be a revelation. But whatever your inclinations, all you really need te know about this radio is— - it's an Edison! Hear the Edison Radio! Thomas A. Edison, Inc., Orange, N. J. ‘ -_ » et Tune im on the Thomas \. Edison, Inc., program every Mondav evening on KWK. 8-8:30. and a the \ B C Coast-to-Coast network. A ne ° THE SET THE WORLD AWAITED AND RADIO- PHONOGRAPH COMBINATIONS —=— F ree Demonstration — Hear the | Hear the ; : 4 ) . e - 0 in Your Home Edison Radios | i” y 27 cS oN ( 4 Edison Radios Every Edison Radi : at Main Store _ = (CN ae Guaranteed by Us and — CHestnut 6680! 1114 olive st. @ "HOUSE. FURNISHING i} s206 Gravois | Thomas A. Edison, Ine. CONVENIENT TERMS Open Evenings 1114 OLIVE ST. Riverside 3357 |

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A ene te I A ID _PAGE 29 ee -_ teenage ccc TAURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1927 __—____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ BUICK SALESMEN ‘ CARS FOR SPRING DRIVING ' 4 - « il of our salesmen’s demon- : me | Ss ee x a = se a. : 2 “a mPa ~—~ ‘ et “- ha ,©@ aire aa peen disposed of An opportunity to versary Buick at a . 1 , ’ ~ : > : _ a Mi STlil have on “Be 4s eas . ge! in, OH ee » ‘a ae hi." i cet Md vs - —_— Retail Outlet 7 —- = % . “ wd ’ o 74 4 ¥ & + am. $ .% ~ , —_— . OR BUICK SEDANS ) i”Ay ~w Th. oe mw ves. Buick Auto Co. jeventer and West Pine Open Evenings Til! 9 O'Clock A PA ys ere PRE Tin Deer ate ee eT ~~ ee - - ee PO of children as well as adults should be uielely safely relieved. The Special Sisceen Ser ae PERTU =SIN is made, assures absolute safeiv in its use. It is free from harmfu! drugs, does not mpset digestion, and children like its taste, lis quality is proven by the fact thet doctors for 25. rears have prescribed it in preference to ordinary cough remedies. 4t all drug stores. tussin i's. 3 re 7 7 s - « 7 tig a eB ee oe a eal eee rw er ae worl ae : wi cd h Oi) oy paeten Y eae + oma) eS ae Ly > M%* - . a. Mauer. =, Ae ZA es, PINE ST. Use this Giant Map in planning your Sales: This map is tremendous in size—built to order for the Post- Dispatch. It visualizes for you the Greater St. Louis Market as no small map could. If you have never visited the headquarters of the Business Service and Research Bureau of the Post-Dispatch, it will pay you to call and see what is here for co-operation and service in planning sales and advertising work in Greater St. Louis. oat” +’ e? ew? ae ae. La > ¥ It shows the difference in districts. It shows industrial areas and residential districts subdivided as to high, medium and low purchasing power. aor Any representative, whether he is a salesman or a sales man- ager, can doa better selling job if he has a clearer picture of the market itself, market conditions and competitive information. i nas A. Edison, Ine. ary Edison Radio G anteed by Us and ———_ «< ; a — Cc The giant map illustrated above is in one of the conference rooms that is especially set apart for salesmen and sales man- agers in this territory. Used in connection with chart detail maps in smaHer form, these huge visualizers of the St. Louis district provide a clear sales-work picture of this district as no ordinary maps could. ~ One of 7 Sales Aids, provided at this office for the use of Salesmen, District Managers and Distributors These sales aids include sales conference rooms; stenograph- ic service: desk and telephone service for visiting salesmen; an actual. full-size store window, where displays may be set up and tested before distribution; surveys of the most exhaustive character in practically any field of business—and many other forms of service that are of inestimable value to anyone con- cerned in sales work in this district. Business Service and Research Bureau Advertising Department ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _—_a = ee ae soe —_— «= «es =» Ge ———_— mea =~ = @ == = = & es a) ee Oe = = ap @4e ~@e <4 4) = =e «—_ This booklet, “Seven Aids to Sales Work,” illustrates and describes the many forms of Post-Dispatch co-oper- ation and service available. If you would like to receive it, just mai! the coupon or telephone MAin I111. — : Business Service and Research Bureau, ALIGS | Advertising Department, Sales | St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Work (;entlemen :— . Please send without cost your new booklet, “Seven Aids to Sales Work.” \Vame Firm Name Address aE ne ac em NR EER rv

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sa eas ll PEAY, WTAE SO ee Pr ee ee BROWNIE PITCHERS STAR IN TIE GAME. WITH SHOTTON’S © PHILLIES) | CARDINALS a ---— pecan ee — LL ALA BLAEHOLDER ALLOWS ONLY THO Champion Meets Champion Tonight SMITH SHOOTS — ‘sggcnetcn HODGE TO PUM ALEXANDER AND SAFETIES IN LAST-FIVE ROUNDS; eg 287 TO WIN Eemivon ame IN INDOOR NET | SHERDEL PROVE BATTERS FAIL IN THE PINCHES “sp SRE FR | AT PINEHURST go 2 TLE Twi 100 EFFICIENT 1 ’ . 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Bass8% ; i; é M i . : sEUTEY Sf: 3 ; Z . ri; - — — . od o* + , . . , > ° 5 aos 33 m~ -— - SS. = | oe a cee: scan.” _e 2 ; : >> . ; ? = . - le ‘ . a 5 ** . . . a A ‘ Ry > ? ‘ms 2 - ~ ipidestss:: ’ * t a. est osteastses Ss o. sth: +: Be =" “- . sees - = ' : : x J hs ; gs feeet >; 2 ; 3 i 2 P ~ oe a4 2 : 3S , S . = J = ss a3 : 33 Ae he ef , ane : * -s “Sisee =§ 73 . 3 > ls : . : e4ataWia se =e Oe OO. ‘ ne- ee = ' ; - HERE TE, oe a i: $ : : > . it! f Sties, a} a . +> > $e ? ond ie + > > > me : . ? ‘re ; ’ ’ . . 3h 2 eeee o° rene *" ee . as # Shea ‘ ‘ ~_ ‘ ‘ “- s4e-ee 4 Js S ; ; . ane’ Troi pees -: a tee "fans 293-233 + : Ss ? a - ' ‘ ; i Beene ee ee ee . oetess eeeriely * Ea “ ° as Tres rs : a ae : . .+ eo | - ~““ . eres . __—— Pretec fei rese3 “> we - = -* Tre: g > a . [gasp ‘ f 4 : ; = o ? h ; Seeeresses 2 Ca ans : Z 4 seat : - ae mt i* : LLiv retunsii H © 5: $327 a , bow « 35) meee ; . iat 1 ’ + " +1 . 4iii as ° - ote . : . % ‘ | = ior Nothing. segs THE ios ee eerieseaiee seabeestestt 2H Fi ert i ae : coi er 1onth 1} Cuba and — nottownley tb : bee cpersaster Sy = # : iF Spepess oss JERE oH S 2ric orth nd . ut! open one here 2 CATO mats PPPPPP PPP PP Hee Seen oh ers a fs aE: Sige te , ? the head!ine even? i i] ia ; 1 in Hafey if = PHILADELPHIA ee ee ee abi a SHES a pcs tect, ad Ls0 1. eae omens Ere: exhibisies moettger rf... Siege wee RR eg ; sits Bscerstee“s23e Giese fesetienes ras tgrepetessest: an — the Detro >. ayed Against \ i. KR. - aa Sgeresn7 std ze: * Re theese ty : oe Si Lil Arr G >. ; ° Peres Leolbe > i Thompson *d - 0 3 ’ q By: = ssc 222582, ; is if. 3-0 B:: eae $s a 7s sailed _ : ie ge aN al Wa le E a sy 2545 110N., AL Havang . elt ° O'Doul If . OSE isis cc = as Seger pase = “Se SF a ; seis ge ee ee ia ate! : in two Fy} Joonard c O'Des! : e Pinehu purses, 7 By James M. Gould. ham pionshi: 5 tou orida 3. Wileon c ; ; énnessey, > y Hurst Ib p fis : a ae 7 | eh Cam pineal: one Da- ALEXANDEP4 Peel ef : ist vo strok hi the pide ; ; cathe te * gre seal il aas te ida ev ent gare sSHERDELP..1 smevenow os : outh from t zar the A Park training camp and asin = hae —s gare il Witt.de.vN hd ” " ; Bh sith ; ae ae : sae ei , : oh * : a Lis bcd i.©faz iit 7 LIT) } j 78. Z a ; ei 's . : sO: DN > an x Willeughby P : 3 i oe pe esa ——— i t e club executi hin iris ff the Entry ¢ NEW YJORA. HOLLOWAY P re. 4 a | cna: Open MS summ apparentiy in as zoo hhysical ; @% *9 o! miayers h; AB. R. H. Gray in Great Form. Totals 30 PS B: Bi ‘ham pionshi "m by shootin os ‘tee ot age am. i>} roe cam are entered — ye Gray was in grea for nROW NS, ail a * 2 — pi — aS salt sch 9 . Gra’ fan " d . , lis j : ” its Grimes th ; sv ” Dy of et > t: in t ‘ >t . ‘ : ‘ hz "4 awe ‘ " . io On} fennis cham Lary = en rrié ~ | Jenkins .. keeper he is ne icien ; ries In the men’s PIPGRAS P “rma Ai . ; . ys on} . " ew: CVuila . >} 5 - s ; , ; teams as Karl HEIM ACH I’. oO Fortune. _— | ie te at odg> a1 Fred’ Justies Kes pa : e ae - Js ‘ . 1 a4 ‘ a4 eb thenria ‘ ~ ee - . i > SHERID P 0 . . . . . ome ’ . f44s4 ’ i Wis Pei hes ) -_ vis : ing ° : , +] Sas F Se : ‘ haries Barnes, ih. . : Totals . 1 - a 2.lU DSS Sa e WiC ee noe Al] ’ in aes iat : . r rvert ePinstock and Sidney RHODES i ae Mc Neely Dondero ... denkins bated fer tray in fifth i “F > ~oO me : Y, —_——_ ae ae, T) ani _— 2 a be ~ L a . . : . ‘ . . . . ‘ . > a2 ¢ . a im oO r eocl MeKeely batted for Crowder in the pinth a » fair-si } etimne ; ¥. ere ae , ‘ : . Schabe te Du er...-+-1 Dondero batter fer Blachvulder in 14th wil i In fs ; : f - . = erent? Mrs, Vir- ” P — s 9 tee > . } ‘ 4 » bey ae and Ke r! K | - 3 41 5 cy Three base hits—Hurst. Blne. Double a eo 7% yut ;, Ly hasn't hi? , i. ana al am. . plays—Whitney to Thevenow. Sacrifices s OnLy (we a L } ae ieee aati a} : : OUT Lagemever and Fred CARDINALS hits—Aress. O'Deul. Stolen bese—i) Dow + . e Py : . irs ip a alae re 2 : “on : POSTIOCS, Mhine Ranch and Kar 2 oO 2 oO 4 Oo 2 Oo oO 10) Pitching record—{f f Milligan "2 hits 1 run itzs} ons ] e Ins Pa Pa ‘ . + | 7 1 + > : = i i | , : a ° ro “Ee - Mire ‘ iolet Furlong ana | ; z % :, "91 round , he are , “ he. : Ss Geese 55 a* “Titri« fo. "2 district indoor 0 0 O Oo 0 0 0 1 I S innings: off Crouder 4 hits > rons mm . ° ‘ ar nshin. : a -aSn ». With Seip! it becaus tourna ome a ll close : . we Dana: GRE Mites @ poe oe can, Title From Loughran Tonight TITLE TOURNEY to th Hight again last tall | °° Sumy. Baeey oe te es eee citar ak 318 By L. A. McMaster “© . w ro ue bit mn - am Wm et m Whitney lew NOCOWOCORURS a9) 3 Ww t& winter . . . . } ae ’ On? ee, A ress as wpe ad ' 7 lee | sia y ee a * * . wv! tt is oe * w —- = of stuf! o ¢ rer = Sic at] Socoeoseowssosou-sx e-SOorsesescsoussowiiuiunz eee ee ee enwrenwee Biv ii von DF RET 6 > cSo26¢33» 5 » ecocococeooroorcoeo shah * leeccocoooneonwnreawe ou SE ET ES Poe eat ER ENE SOR a ee Re RN ee gS SB oth pee Ee RIN at inet salar iP vt * SMA a ee 2 ae eS Fs * se ; elecocooocooooooocowco w»loceceococoroore een ~ ty “— innings: off Willougch>hw 4 hits * rons man to! Ther Tril ht may I +, be » Mnmgs. { mpires—Deon nell +, freeman. t innings; off Helloway 4 hits no runs in ; Sti ,' Locust or $74 Le Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. oy ong epepeyied 2 Sy McLaughlin. Time eof gume—2h 40m. sr aetna i le Mal tales cass erect Che entry fees are asf. PETERSBURG, Fila., March | run saved had a littl er team Struck out—By Gray 4: by Crowder ?: , A Associate rres sap eae ale , 3 my -99 in the singles. and $3 e team $8.—The Cardinals today found | work been shown in the ne mn by Blaehelder 3%. Base on balis—oOrf Mi)- . = “pe to «the P i atch ie lO! . onsistente Ppiay : oe > ““S&tin the doubles Mail entires ac} the pitching of the Yankees very rT -_ bec : ” ° ° a * ‘ LS « i 4 f 7% : : ; 77 ree i é ' .r - . —* . . ’ _ “a . . . ‘ 4 3: i} ' Ie e ; ry erly _—— P = is a eee banged Vis off Holloway 2%: off Bleeholder 1. BIGGIOwSISat Cus cer ~ 9 is been i; istant source of; ~*~ "° ; itd | companied by the fee may be sent asy and. crashing out 14 hits of! - ) Fe { {~ “ea | : Vive ‘ ; 717 + ~+ — : “— -~ m~ ams \¢ - \’ aA - e our oO >] ms i¢ — . ? 4 : es ie ee - to deep left center. Schull barge. —— a ef rower , it i rc ; 0} r, ton! attem} ae Late! SS : ’ : won hie) 2Mazemen Dir LOLOWe! ; pn a jeld_ pre ble page \to A. C. Frank, 421 Security Bat Huggins’ selections. defeated the it fast enough to have rely ‘ epee ota —————a—e | 9 rip’ Picts PC Ore P ¢he re ob Fi » 4 wer , hx molt 2 ae tas ; ine . yetowt s competed i j . m tour - ns tor mé¢, he : | ing eeries tickets for admission world champions for the s cond ee ; ia oe a 252 yg $9 ick ‘oe - , sid Ol eae , — inued, ‘“t! the C | 's rill } ae - grey runner at third but he thre r-| what proved to be tho tieinmg run. my Lougkran from his 1: heavy we hro teur three-cushton billiard to: a * . att tnwe ohn ane Sei am i npr) b. aatenes may }¢ ee straight time this spring. Alexan- lv and aiter cnec ne iT tT tm? ©) er In abel "row e 9 ; "as : ; ; : a ec Ries I lev niv O [ Lim ° start) —— # a@ OTT) % — rs Sp rit ri Hod¥e., 431 Security der ind Sherde!l were entirely Log | raf shed >? ‘ y ,Is ta oho . . .* iV . ~ 4 aa ee ae ee ee ‘ en-4t © te ; Lo Tan fie - ; De® jn Le rare ij season. f a a —— . i Hw) s s on ae ; I rived, ~~ Naina inate — , .. 4 ' . ere i a4 a a a : a 921 Locust street, efficient for the New Yorkers, : ’ eo On ar tHe ugnt otcule | November, the Missouri youngster | ’'°" vid wae Now ‘ three hits » . é ; lery-on « 1] tac at peer snEnel Mar Se HES LAST Alexander allowing only th Grimes Comes to Life V ith Two Hits ° ee ie ea aes ene, 5 the way, he ds tea? Du iarpe! “s ee ee a ee ee EE “of carey Seiph van ’ ; K. U. FINIS and no runs in his six innings of b J . . an q . ; A : : _ ae ee ee ee oe ates ee ~ Bre ss ; . aes f in ; fT Fe :. OT bs "% } Feae »* « bide : GEST . ’ r : ees " a 7 me . 5 ssociate 4. — ; ; — i 4 and south vs ) . de! Whitney and — Are Real Stars rious sports amphitheater in’ th ee vig ie| Tining Doint on a kiss, Of to opens. He also tied for the top| When the season starts, every maa | _ BASKETBALL DIVIDENDS the game off shers Lies : 7 Petar will be ready.” -_ Fred Hane} The “General” went on to Pit PAPAL eer ee oo ar re! i che 3 ; t Di ehihorn in a three- came hrough the ~ S33 é ; r ress. ud bat with three hits anda 2 icone ag Banttaatag wat : ; — yal ’ com pia: unt he tae : | salut KANSAS CITY. Mo. March & : four compiimentaries out the nine innings a Ts . or eS ae eS PHI ALI ETURN : - , rca «= ‘hile four his stuff for ie remainder of > Harris Will A k , py 4 > ae. asip™ 2 an Harr tarted hg = | ~ B R S ——Dasnet | is helping to bear the izsued Taylor Douthit. $ tract the 7 = y}) nea ght title tonig Oo! uy In 1 a me ee HOME; PLANE FORCED ‘rine burden of athletics @& | an a ' as 10-2 slay on the pl Lt een i , = The final score was. : . . . . . dl ; r . . . ’ . _ : an? . ‘ , = mf ° ? i ic . — = , - sols. + “ : , @ Blacholder, who went in for ihe } For Waivers on pectacle at Soldier Field two year a : a | : , nox third at DOWN NEAR NASHVILLE the four institutions Ean FIRST—-CARDINALS remaining fiv innings p : ace | 4 yur Dwi fy a al ce . ; eee ) th —_— ee splendid): tad «6 speed) = and Heilmann, Report ; , ; ramen b ‘GUE ; ser fouled: to Gehrig. Gelbert , event ‘ — ' aw al . ‘ = — Te ae 'Y r , . ‘ a Gaecis) ie? The . 8 _- - ‘nr ati? es - . ie at weet irst two safeties. If there anythin i “s ls ; . 3 Reach ae Billy Burke, Westport, N. Y¥.,) 23) 1. vs oe oS Sih | oa) — aa fer eelled iu . : i ‘ Dyes aiiecd ? ) Cary fa i ~ . . ; tire . . . ‘ eee . be ‘ ’ ’ 2 > « -— = « U Bee re " meeting o le 4 “on: Meuse! hacKket Pp that would contribute to the co: infractions o:! nit » aw tl championshio Pe te . ee Te teal te a ae : pen ee Elmsford, N. ¥ Petipa a ntatives tonight at Shermag nd took Deuthit’s fly. Combs; : 2 ™ le nor ; ve; : —— « = MiG oa: as sis Joe , >a. msford. ‘ a - ' _ — nd s ss an ook i -43- — 98 Dan Howlev, m: -esult Manager t = oe sal tli ie iehidee: abeeiiiile dienes . sees00024 Eee ee ; : ee : : 7 ee ae n r ; SAN JOSE. Cal.—Ohick Dev- Park Community Center. Kings wae under Manev’s bell than another. it would be bis ' : ets Fo Se . -73-74—-295 : - de aney 8 Hoist. tors ste i ha eclared tha ead. To: ~ S rearm oe Les 3 ) ' rds lin won decision over Tommy; hy ston avenue - » wren — c. Grimes develop into a slugcer. Fa thine wtatns ie es era Penne sagmabigag di = : ree Si gage sa svaystreae xe, Walter Hagen, New York, 149- ' _— , nue, af rANKEES—Meusel popped die has been doir Bees yee - +, ee Rice (10). ; on High in short right Lazzeri | High: & * . - . . ‘ J — . . = afield. but most of the 3 sidelin ’ a ) . ' 9 in- Ross Somerville. Ontario. Well Pnou, a ne : . ‘ e S65 - ; ‘ , , ; ~ 2? ——_ . avy 4440S _ * ba oe '-* — ‘ ‘ ‘ . - . 118- al _ rime re | Lary hit tos left and made : Rut wine crackers can’t sce his hi 0 RRP RRR AAPR ARR Va # . (han % lg | h iv) ) aft wae “i " = | 3.34... 995. “Ben Miller 1 double on it by fast sprinting. | nis form. Grimes met the ball better, *4nus! aiked, h I Sehuls ’ pal sas Bill Mehihorn, New York, 145-' Wants Your Dickey fouled to Haney. ' Ge and mav be finding his batting uldn’t bust it , — ou .u | a 29 Head” , THIRD — CARDINALS — .J¢" | was @ : : : : ‘ . = > — eye. It isn't th: “dais ich 9 ‘ : ht har cia iLnmim reneh Youngstown. walked. Bottomley popped 20) tome ‘ARDINALS — Jon- gleve to Lazzeri. Alex-| eight , POor hitter, as that hale o , , ie Ke Re ougbran to Pay Walker } yr 2} : ssi 71—297 . ?’ Lazzeri. Hafey tripled over Comps) ~ ee, G00d one is needed. tails 4 t ' ; . er = Jac rrester. Oradell. WV. J head, High scoring. Roettger an-) 4 he other sid: ie : ™ i —— ay : 2 ' — . . tl - 75. tine . gied to right. Hafey scoring. Gel. | was Shield was not so interes Ss not Qe Jes] l cor ' : » 4 ; Bei | | ; : "1 Huch Kirkpatrick, Columbia. S. bert lifted to Ruth. Jennard flied | to one chose to @is t the en we ia rr } ‘ is ams ras Sint} cy ‘ i 8 1 —e. ‘ ee . 150-735-74—297. o to Combs. TWO RUNS. bow / might find the Browns are not even Mark no! infield . . on -unl Wem pse coe os ee Psat) cet tea nex fom Kerrigan, Mount Vernon. : YTANKEES—Heoyt went _out, Al- pa their toes in hittin n the/2¢ts human and this lad Whitney — ,. ~OUE e Tunne; “hag yng Be lg oe orem N. ¥.. 153-76-70—299. ; exander to Bottomley. Combs) Hie bases. Dartic' Ty ~aod res L OTMuaN' = . Lot ’ ; aie “ac tx ist pay ‘ wie lined to Douthit. Koenig singled w Three times dur! . ipson ind Py Gilde Neg taae ' oe center. Ruth rolled to High. Browns kicked off opportunities +o though the P tied 1 Br we sua. tac a — oe - — . FOURTH—CARDINALS— Alex put victory on ice through 1 y it need’ discourage no o Pan tle ago : tase ay lata ee ee Ce aN | HE ~ S35 | - anier bounded to Hoyt. Douthit Swatting. And every time the: ee . 7 — ©} i pa : ” je Y > ewe —= % . walked and took third on Haneys short. alors ge Pros | © t sar ras - rt. Wail 4 ~ OS Saneunced Ul ‘ ' a Home, ot / single to center. Hich popped “0) - nite) -* ~ : “2 ’ : Larw Bottomley flied deep to | Combe Pass Up Opportunities. Im the third in: lillican _ : aot : ; — ' Purdie = ' Philly southpaw. “went Borneo sey : . ) | : | Job : 7 E YANKEES—Gehrig was ‘safe on His wildness put: ret 9 | | . 7 ' : ; | mg : Bottomicy’s fumble of his bown.} | ‘St on first base and Blu os gan * # a }ts ' our ' 3 | : at sag 0% ; . . ’ | ‘ one Meusel flied to Douthit. Laz- > with his single piety a rdin 3; tv nine : ' ' iain ie : VIE ert bounded into a, fast doubie ae Then O’Rourk . bo beens) Pods Manewer TMoawlev's Both Boxers Confident. » wtati ae ~eatl wen OAT A a | ; ~ Gelbert to Bottemiey. | ‘ Play and was , be i on cine mematin Pi ile pe my WHS iw | RE NS le | FIFTH A RDINALS— IP ipgras Manush singled oubl act i a te me Dba ttlon te Reitiee eet Bo ms th t | , ; : Went to the mound for the Yanks) ee ee lett ll ; | ia | | with Jorgens as his catcher. Hafey ably hat innin- oa : ’ ce ee | “as safe on Koenig's high throw for at 3 } cy : a ne. 7 en . : ; — — , ated Oni 25 STATIONS WILL over first Hafey scored on Reett- : a sf ast eines run | | The ehub te rapidly tiring of its|' “Tt means another title” « BROADCAST CONTEST VAN HEUSERN = Err's triple to the right field | round openc ith 3 while | an oe) Talker. “I am in far be ein “ screen. Roettger scored on Gel-| ihe on, we ~ . pack tru . we ; ty : Rae alas eran ' ) = pty one poms | CO P 3 | a> ITK aa oe | Fr aa 2a sacrifice fy to Ruth. be sce | and Schulte. Nob » we ih Be 4 La l\Nehe ong : know-T har: fad 7 + \ Seen. walked. Jonnart scored | one run was the clu te ——— PEE Pg 3 y-fi Or more stations are when Alexander tripled to the eft | The really he le eee CLEME TED BOLD [tris netghdorbood. I thine bea n|brendcast ths Deh beerrwes = eae ae | FOR EASTER - cree oe ef the game came ; chan » stop Loughr: ; ieheme ims bons herr sa ae ) "as ducked just in time to e @ Browns, in the twe! innin , ai SHOW AT COLISEUM "nie OE Seehne evedernin | : Pp Dout Setween Mick ’ Hats priced from $3.00 up—but regardless of price—style is always iniury from Haney’s Une singe : ' ws = , ies = pe ee N , red eis Pet ant on. one ».; iis 2b will hole “seo “6 l) nd Tommy Loughran there. ew colors, new shapes’ through the bex which seered| te iaeve batters, O'Rourke, Manumn |W {' venus alll ates re ma rYn-up vn RUMI RoGskter’s.. choice, merece orice are Will Seder. Nu-| nae doen easy and I will be ft to! KDKA, WLW. KWK. KS, Wiel | | 700 PINE STREET ae sakye—cakprxars—teeel Pee @eeeme @n the play and the difrcras: awe : rm sat any pa hts cane Seats . aw ante MADE SY THE MAKERS OF VAN MELUSEN COLLARS | MAPE—CARDINALS—Heimac . pe Git } Cif ssi ns. or te . —s —— me : Pm LA Pe Owes, : 7 wene inte pitch for New Yor. Bottomley bounded to Lasser. Ha- « three bat ters, cy Rourke, Wen uni ee = _—— SO ee ey oe ee >

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ | __ THURSDAY, MARCH 2s, 1929 | ST.LOUIS. POST- DISPATCH PAGE wl Se | CARDINALS COLLECT 14 HITS AND WIN SECOND IN ROW FROM YANKS, 10-2 POR SPRING | | > ~ aie , — etal ao ee mre ecient ee! FXANDER AND Be ; J ck lle Che in c. BR « pivenosl FIVE SOUTHERN TEAMS owe e Randolph College of Cisco | hampions; the = (OK.) be 2 . fifth Southern tena to remaivu «: . Wallenstein Raffmen, Wichita. Pm acksonville arts IN aims axscer OF | Tex. nee . ct ~ Wena See mpetition. @ ted the _ a i a a a , ‘ c ‘ns demon- allies wines eS ra LS’ BAS , . Wilner, Aa 4 by “Hi Time-lutricate. Tr amner, : rocks. rime, lo inner S650. sev: i SOO. thi a HuUATTer-finais iast night with a wna UT © Vu Len ire throws just before the final 5 | Pa : . ee . a POE Is 2 “iMxie’ tinge OOLNes quarter « finglists are, gun to overcome a Kansas Citv ee by DORMER ci scces. 14 eR Ad i ; 2, 809} " Convery tt | | In the jast game of the evening 'Schepp’s Aces of Dallas. national | lead. mitation Pitchers. Mint Foam *.occersan .@ Ge Be. aa Oe + | A last inning rally that netted iry Grampp is a fixture on fn agen seeeeed lh 2s, Bor. a — 7 five runs enabled Christian Broth- —— a . . —_ . ‘ 4 er ne never pitches a soot ans ri win aed ; . 10 : a A ‘a C. Ee ‘ ard wt $0 7 ers College to defeat Centr al, 6 to favorite Stunt is to : : i ) imita he : a — . : — Ph 1 | 3, yesterday afternoon in a prac- nitate the opposing pitcher for nn ——__—_—— —en7 : er day afternoon in a f ina Ss OX » core tigen de If bv xander is hurling | ‘®™ ™ile drew clear rounding the tur She 5s | groun tering stret ' tice game at Fairgrounds Park. | — ec IAG, “STRIEDD will | din g cood speed raced forwardly throughout. — nade a wide ent o 1 | Central had won the inaugural! | ‘ ARDIN ALS. 4 " Ale re uor s—N ws tir 1 ‘ ; 9 tne mrtieC? rail thy ‘ "4 thy fnrlorgrs it eon! ri" overha +] +> contest between the Lv o nines and Al x - ve * ra a es ne * ee ee ee eo er ie ’ ~ a, bal o he he ee ee ALB. RR H | th 1 ~ —-_ tea’ euit i;was 1n a falr way to win the sect- ‘ eT ryiy Tie ? t~ 4 mae 1. ] ‘ ( = : anoia, iac M vi + rs i . e : ™ . | pouthit cf , srampy oul if | Senator Mays. 1 ond, when Charley Cuntz, Central ~ , 7) ' : y xande SECOND FAC ~ daiming widen “.- olds, r furlongs. t rr oo Bane) 3b siting. ; ° : uti af. | Ty — é , F \ ‘ = fottomley 1b re played. Hafey If. | The Brothers wer railing by ; 3 to 1 score when MeDonald, first | 3 up, rm valk. Cuntz hit Mc-| , Roetiger ri heone an: assed McHenrv to fill McDonald ana tae orlds most sweeping Tan oe . , . se ce eo wie ORS: Lie ie 2 | . ei Jocke . one: Jumped on Murph UJ tin preference ieanlinny fombs cf.....3 OIL , Di . . oe & lee “= rothner Wi pe: . the 1 drug Stores. WoO runs. e Sin Gehrig 1b.. > Meusci If.... ese — © alll ~ . Jonnard c. chs singled through ct i) — 0! ‘His STwiIift 2 Lkscdi kd J oo —= VW Ss . lo f } . ' , : ; ; ; c4 salts Iie 11> : . ‘ ; . - 58 rR. . ‘ | ; Maki \ " , ” 3 D E J. Guers i Le nt second n Cunni lain Ss ing Thea; Like It. ST rij . , j , = ‘ torr trmik comimi ‘ : th fi" ‘ r} acrilice. iarmo! was ie on 1 the! fter wndce teadyn rainy ney errs . . - After — five stra Si t Wie Benen « at ?) : ‘fhe e nearest in ¢ irsult the ieact throu t ;rorey s r - leTnan SCOrINE | Ss, Buck: arris Sa’ MAC! aT elior ntering the stretch out ok a tifing swerve to t on | an armon taking second. Har- ’ m 7 ’ rigs 4 } 1) ’ ; ’ ry’ ’ ‘rr ur ng f 313 ? is “ hillips’ one-base swat ~_—- Seo owmOo crc Oo@o @ © @ OC SC = — “Missouri Barber Lducational Sheridan's Bill Engrossed.’ lDoes 1 i Ti ‘ SConoocencrw Ore OS a COOOCOCN CN eoecoecececmc OC Oor oor cCocSe ecooo¢ FIFTH KACE—S800, claiming. %-renr-olds and up. six semanas. r ng. mea Sorn: Yent to r rie A’ 1) 1 minit ‘ } . ae + _ 4 ; ‘ _— lurocher batted for Pipscras th. I K I differenc ynat he Be ong, en =o Paschal baited herid in cightl 1 LELES Se toll. The Yank ru! ‘ame iate i | ” ~~ = : Kal er G H Mires race - Harris virtually has decided to play D NVIDENDS the game off Sherae! c record for modte + Fred Haney had a fime day ai wner ra s ) ‘ Sake -taidhe oe : , —— a at short un the niai he 7 ae . hitc ana a " : bont ‘7a Pr VW oo li anyoods , P . mt hr \ ; moa ; } riande: A eat net ; rt a . . uld d . lag. Ragan 2». 9 | : : apt OY. Aeeres ie. ire, J ron. Pitt mary tires. Otherwise they co not stand so drastic a guar- while four compilimentaric: ee RM rs Vac Nit mmon Denon ! 4 wsued Taylor Douthi oe nse Quentionmaice Taken Up | v0 Stockham American Le- | Bight: racs—Herasman, | Racing Selections antec as this new Surety Bond. Dunlops can stand the most he finai score was 4 in Texas.” talnewns Pron ral ° Ke he Fa tlii* » Va. ? } yr) 6 . ' TY) 7 =i , : - “oe aoe : : ae . a > . FIRST—-CARDINALS — Dout. wen us. 848 :..—s=i«‘#s AL. | SdwarGe, New Orleans boxing pro- New Leader in At Jacksonvilie. swecping guarantee simply because they are built to stand hit walked, and took third o1 ee —o moter, confirming the postpon?. ____By 3. K. LYNCH. Me Eaney’s double to center. Both TERRY TO FIGHT AT ent of Davey Abad’s engagement A. B.C. All Events terse ay, The 3 abuse. To remove all doubt, the guarantee is in the iron-clad tallied on High's hot single 1} roug c V AP : 3 we one est é ne hs oem t O71 Mintes Hazel m : ee ome aaa er eany | te thet att toe 4 es y-the Associated Pres "4 WAFFLES, Betieau, Opperman. | form of a regular Surety Bond, issued by the American Surety ‘ef ’ sta : Bottomley’s single to right. lates 01 erry. local junk weiter- | 25, the local Legionnaires have G at - ' eo — Judas. Pat sacrificed, Hovt to G rig. Af , mS ‘ , . pes ‘ on thre | Lite . . ‘ , : ; " ; mp ' BY t ‘ , ut ' hic , Pa OULISVILLE Tite. eget feibert [event of = boxing show at Reb itler of Ch (ay OUINVELE TIMES. ompany. ml ‘eA * | x ger »OuIed to G h - : oe . ‘. - ’ 4 4 = 7 . C as . ‘ ’ } 7¢ a’ : . "h «4 . ‘ : .‘s ey . * | *y 3 ‘ ; _ éj4 7! ‘ ~ ‘ri d [Fae + ee * . . ‘ - popped to Koenig. TWO i L NS. VFRML tha ! YANK EES—Combs and ir renicur * Sete Mater. uth reached sec- | Hillgard American Legion Pant. | round attraction, of most Wedn®: |tourbament with a score of 1986.| 6—[iie ihe: Rete Seaeae B b her ti ad thi er re fen Rocttger muffed his fly | Terry will oppose Paul Anthony 0: dey night's box once tat hak Gia fae ci ena . efore you uy anotner tire, re {IS 26 ond when ¢ or an crr Hane) SLCOND—CARDINALS hard ground 2201 on . . '? andes r rolled This Bond covers accidents such as collisions and broken E R E X Cc if bottles ...It covers abuse, such as mis-alignment, under- x Hi Di A i p | inflation ...In fact it covers almost every tire hazard you can imagine. Come in and get a specimen copy. You will want to & U RN E R read it before you buy another tire. and second. and took Deuthit was under Hanev's ist. YANKEES—Meusel popped to High in short rign Lazzeri fanned. Lary hit to left and ma le a double on it by tast sprinting Dickey fouled to Haney. | | : THIRD — CARDINALS —.- «iz! as un down. Hig Walked. Bottomley popped fe ’ liad tiny. WwW Ti... RODIN te >}; i. ' ~s “SS e nee, I outhit “uined } i] | PH- Al I _ . football practice. | ; Monday. “8 ducked just in time to escape , went to the mound for Nev a rims will ven out to a 1 ata BAY +€ ° y Jury f } : bey ‘ Sir) erie S} f rae] ij nT > 1) rt) I . , »y>7}? cm i . we : Si . * th > ron) Haney S ' ; s 4A - 0 i ‘ s« ¢ . large squad eae : ‘4 sdaay, UunMm- 2 * tg the box which scored | vag MU ZzZer! His oe “ soe the he guidance of! Coaches rf , exander owe ‘ ‘ TT trwin ' \ — es ‘ >? te a alias e . oS . = ano? . ORY. $! WwW te : 5 1) ut? si as a2 > sila A AE ES - i is tulimnny? lDoawvi At | nson. t) 4 . make thied base o1 rhe hit, a MCUs] S ‘ aC ; SUC hola > Sexfesl or tt 3 ze 5 a i : , A it? s? : ' ; . ' . ae, Com bs to) Kveenic lane) took | was © a bert for an ¢ * Dr | , ae " . — > 5 : + tm on the play High hoisted AP "y oe FOU R RUNS. | ra ANKEES ~Lary erounded to i ~bert. Jorgens fanned. Durech- ee iio net wena : batted for Pipgras and was re- | ly for Mus. maZrri lid % be ; ys man sauad 7 ecently, Har- tired. Bottomle y to Alexander | ior J u AZZ 1} GREAT ‘ a } af SIXTH , sion es. oe -y Jablonsky was clected cap- iit » “TUARDINALS—Heim — a led = t Hafes tnin for the coming season. j Mts s Bal ent into pitch for New York irreen 5 f Drout it ON! Baby Gar AT Twerin Bottomic 3 bo unded to Luzze ri. Fin - ee i a Sopa J SHOEMAKERS FOR MENTE CENTRAL MERCHANTS TIRE COMPANY ' 2710 Washington Ave. STOCHL TIRE COMPANY ae 3740 Washington SOLTH SIDE SOUTH SIDE AUTO SUPPLY ee es 3445 S. Grand SOUTHWEST MACKS SERVICE STATION 7900 Gravois Tan Calf NORTH SIDE ANGELICA AUTO SUPPLY CO. 2109 Angelica OBERBECK’S FILLING STATION 7947 N. Broadway RAYMOND GARAGE ie hs 3740 Sullivan NORTHWEST BUENGER AUTO SUPPLY 5206 W. Florissant — EASTON AVE. 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CibeSie ili Be dans tel ats, ~ vo Pp Log: Ce Se ass tees a! Bp ira ~m non iy OP ag i EP ate OR > > CAs gates PAGE 32 | $7. LOUIS PUST-DISPATCH - ae Geena ae We. THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1929 ADDITIONAL SPORT NEWS — -:- ~ . - _ —— —s— ~- oo —-~ os - - - —~' Pe ~ - ca i - a = + ~ A ee mt lw mts a CHAMPIONS WILL ‘Olympic Champion Who Will Compete DEFEND TITLES 1 Swim Carnival — IN LOCAL SWIM By Jerry Bernoudy. nguard of 4% group of Over clmmers representing 17 ©9: nm every section of tii nited Htatew will begin arri 14) 1is today for this nhl Natior 1) Collegiate: maet to tv ielid inn thie VV ils hington Universit events are ecne toTmmo;»rrowv nig ihé {inais vening at fne-cur sOonk ri mances not record . j the nine ‘t. all but one the ln ire ie ivie at thie lost to his graduation at ‘hampion when the nder wa fie oS wil , representing iversity of Ltah mpionships tm two GEORGE KOJAC. "0 and yard free. ' e Weatern star, “ho! whieh enptured both races lant only individual to win two! year. will enter tearna made up nal- t national collegiate re: “nost entirely of the same paddlers orda in both races. Hle negotiated that were so successful at Penn ine 220 in 32: £-10 minutes to lvania. Strong relay teama will lower the old mark, while his new §aleo be entered by Rutgers, Prince time for the 446-yard distangos was toi (hicago and Nortlwestern. 8 7.19 minutes. if Shields is te ‘ * win there races again it Is more j than likely that he wit have | Pladner to beat the hhove marke, for compect- ing oeainet him will be an even Bo G : faumtey field than he defeated lant >. 4 enaro In ; ,ear, 0) of Rutgers, Mechwartz R M h of Northwestern and Ault of Michi eturn atc | Kan will likely be his three most formidabht ify the Associated In the yard breast satrolc PARIS, March 2 Spider Piad race, M . Mehott of Williama | per, French flyweight, who knocked tolliege ¥ mo hes io defend hig | out Vrankie Genaro of New York fitie. eer Nial a Princeton |in 58 seconds of fighting in March, | sophotmror recent: defeated | agreed today to box the American Sehott at the Mastern iIntercollegi-|15 rounds in a return match here | itm tiest, und WW will tee thte reating April IS The hout wlll be fought fo ner Af th neanchiueeotis tank. at the flyweight limit of L112 | efer is alle fai wen t }is fables. pounds fither bine int rok alors S theo r¢ conceded a elune to win are Ve- OQNE-ARMED HANDBALL tereen of Northweatern, Goldamith of Michigan, and Brenner of Waceh | STAR TO PLAY FIRST Miehaurtd Wineh of Northwestern will attempt to eapture ones more | (scorgo Quam, Oone-nrined hand neta | MATCH FRIDAY NIGHT lide 41tle iy) thie (50-yard bael ) ball ttar of Minneapolis, will pla y | niroke, bint it is almost «a foreron lite iret exhibition match here to eonelusion thal the honors in hig | ThHorro' bight at ¢:40 oclock, in race will go to George Kojac. win stead of Lomorreow noon, Pbowntown ner’ at last summers Olyvynipie | Y. M. C. A. officials announced to Anas iZuri¢ a Wie Davee itl ae | i rye 4 Quin will not arrive M1} Thvive workin record of 1 “U-in the saane fat he scheduled afternoon matelh. evant hojnae, the nee of the Ttut Jack Sreneo, a former city chan) gers ten, isn & BSOophomor: | pion, will lhe the one-armed hand Johnns ‘ant of Dartmouth le mine pha er opponent tomorroe dated for some real competition | niguil (on Saturday afternroon a‘ if he Is to retain hi title igy thie 1:30 and again at 7 YP. m., Bol eO-yard danrh, The other individ Larmore, present city singles eham unl Winner at the 1928 meet who}! pion, will furnish the opposition. | will show here is Wally Colbath of | All matches will be played on the Northwestern, another Olympic | Downtown VY courte performer, who specializes tn the “” br — = , ' ’ ' ; ‘pore “1 ; bie zzv Kyau. New York; decision. MEE MeN ES BR: “® *) . captain and for two and a half | LEO GRUENFELD, — 118%-pound Gliss—Joe Siclari, New Vork, | ‘ IES 37 a VEE: = OS ry) Escepciona > id Ward, Germanys le: u gy _defentet Chesier Brown, Chicago: decision. MG Beek ra é Res ggsay FEN years captain of tir Brooulyn ; : (hurley Manzy, New York, defeated Harry | “hes Deas ee ERE ARTS Eg 3 for 50s Wanderers Drucker CALE to scorer, Who playe ( arbell, (hieaco; decision (entra round), : , ’ art Kickers of the Wurtemburg Hif-pound Class—dack Davis, Chicago, this country with the first defeated Jimmy Quinn, New Vork: deci Leagur: aA gre yy unist and clon. Rarney Ross, Chicago. defeated Al as fast ae a streal “with oa de: : Santerl, New York: decision Cextra round). : 3 provunrnal ( jase—Vete ( aesar, New shot, lie hi niv hes by td Vork. defeatet Tony Wittlams (Chieage, | 1) Nerro;: decision. Vhil Rafferty, New York, lefented Roosevelt Haines, Chicago, Ne- rf ; . lived up to his ut eputnation o gro: decision, vu finally won ana until | whi ve ; te ga eee 1t5-pound Class—CGeorge Tletcher, New | Drucker left the \Wonderer VENOM Prece a Arriva ' ‘| Vork, defeated Nick Tosco, Chicazo (tech- pSIGERLBD WORTAIANN, inside uleel knockout. Toseo quit). for the Tlakoah nso 6wwas tive 7 ‘. . P i5-vound Class—Bueck hk. verett, Chica- mainstay at i» tonmy and so} left forward, ulso a product 0 c0, defeated Arthur Huttick. Mew York. | ; ; the Vienna Hakoah. end the only. decision. dim Morris, New York, defeat- he is of out Tle is tireless in ed Pdward Willis, Chicago, Negro, deci- | his efforts, always on the spot lLoah 1enn) and SO) jnipre Se | local managers that a lively bid ding for his services started jin, "a aes , country six we which 8 clubs took part. Brook : player oO” the side wio is maki sion, ’ 7 —_ ee tm ] a oy 7 he SP] i : , G. H. P. CIGAR CO., Inc., Phila., Pa. can co through thy ‘ rit its ii ies as A ree | P ‘ . if } ¥ lo 4 ) & )> 4 | > ‘ , ; Ininutes of Play at top spec: (of a broken shoulder when | with a teammate and fell | Distributor: WM. A. STICKNEY CIGAR CO., This Highly Tempered O'FARRELL INBETTER ~ i : ty a ee 1109 Locust Street, St. Louis, Mo. CONDITION THAN LAST | ‘ 0 Rokk p, Tulsa star defense | MAIN 3840 SERMON, SAYS MEGRAW | won ictth tones cas aan with Goheen and MeCuske Cur . ed Blade Gi by es \ ou a 7? the Asso tated T’ree : 4 S hbeaned ’ by the puck, } ut | a SAN ANTONTO, T areh og. | SOtH Were able to continue the ee The POST-DISPATCH Kegularly prints MORE WANT ~The Gants are 1) ¥] their | “sue ADS than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. they bg i|Graw gre the condition « gem et rt : ‘the final pract ¢ erday, ECAUSE the biade is heavy enough to although- hi lot predict 1 | ° Would br ‘ ’ itional |] ¥~ be curved, thick enough to take a real pennant . | “The ely} nhuch stro ; hollow ground edge, hard enough to hold last year On paper, he said. ““bu its temper for a long time. A blade to give you don’t win pennants on paper, I have strengthened my club quite you a smoother, quicker, more depend- t,t trating Oou for Leach, That Under Ordinary Conditions Will OUTLAST Your Car My pitching ts stronge: l have _—-~——- } —..._ . .. RANGERS AND BRUINS ) 4 ¢ 99 MEET IN FIRST GAME FOR PRO HOCKEY TITLE @ »»-SPECLAL—> + at the Boston Garden’ to heard-of mileage. A set of these Super Tires on your car and you can ey cup series for the Wor drive at any speed and dismiss tire worry from your mind. A little higher Bl ades Daa Saueaoon oa a oe in price than ordinary tires but cheapest in the long run. Come inandseeit. We will make you a liberal allowance for your old tires on a new set. 10¢ WADE & BUTCH E eins and e Nev York Rangers A Tire built with the best obtainable raw materials that will deliver un- liocke.s car. See us before your car is delivered for details. 2843-47 Washington Bl. “Drive In” Service a eniee te Maeda ok lf you are contemplating buying 42 fer $1.00 A Product of WADE & BUTCHER ion. The Bruit feated Les | a new car and want these Super Makere of Fine Sheffield Cutlery, Carvers and Resers ane Gk oe ee Tires we will make you a full al- Ser enter 000 come silindeeie che cee eee lowance for the new tires on the . PRODUCTO [EF FROM CURSE OF CONSTIPATION ; ’ A- Battle Creek physician says. | “Constipation is responsible for more | jsery than any other cause. ) But immediate reliet has been . tablet called Rexall Or- gerlies has been discovered. This) tablet attracts water from the sys into the lazy, dry, evacuating | powe! ealled the colon. The water| By the jooseDs the dry food waste and | SPRI yses a gentle, thorough, natural) —Chares ovement without forming a habit terday t ever inereasing the dose. — proposed Stop suffering from constipation. | Iinois, a Rexall Orderlie at night.) ter of 9 av bright. Get 24 for 25e to- since he ne nearest Rexall Drug Store. | the Loet the Dr. Darre meeting Judicia bills for chang Ga tones by the BE dicial A ‘ch Blood Pressure and Other sce Dire Symptoms—How to : the refo Avoid Them spring eee A marvelous prescription called Bi- | )'°STam a-lin banishes symptoms of gall stones onat as if by magic! Pain in right side, | ©" the nausea, dizziness, constipation go) “"!)- — ickly. Because Bi-a-lin cleanses} “tt Ba gall bladder of thick, sour bile, purges | “OY Spee the poison-clogged liver, purifies in- | ®™@ WHE testines. Try Bi-a-lin on money-back} ‘" Prete guarantee. Ask for it TODAY at ag any good drug store. Ai /not no ' ithe trial ADVERTISEMENT i they had = ing of § ‘But VOID DIZZY SPELLS | case, dle _ | Wood. Never well. Always tired and) phe fagged out. Beauty tossed away by | parrow neglect, ‘To be beautiful and tokeep) = “puct youth the system must be free from) 29 days poisonous backwash of constipation | o¢ guilty which often causes dizzy spells. Fer) oy. 2) years, Dr. F. M. Edwards gave | his patients, in place of calomel, a’ compound of vegetable ingred‘ents mixed with olive oil, naming them Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets. Known be their olive color. They free the system of poisons that ratage health, energy, beauty. | Darrow You need never have sallow-com § “But plexion, dull eyes, coated tongue, | asked Vi ‘throbbing headaches—all signs that! State's vour bowels are clogged, liver is tor | come do pid. Take Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tab- | puilding lets nightiv. They act smoothly and | made Wa without griping...How much better: you'll feel and look! Everywhere, that had wise men and women who know| ner’s ace the value of good health take lr.) go nage Edwards’ Olive Tablets. All drug- | gists, 15c, 30c and 60c. | the Sen : his feet. “We ADVERTISEMENT that he ———eeee | || DO here sil Puts An End To |: (a man. ‘of crim ” . replied, Bunion Pains “::::. Cook Ce commiltt No Need to Suffer Another ... hear Day. ‘man. & reached, There is one simple yet iuex)en- aaa . sive way to reduce inflammation of aa swoHen toe joints and help get them | bo down to normal and that is to apply ‘"" cas Moone’s Emerald Oil night and he wal morning. | 3 r par Ask any first-class druggist for an otiginal two-ounce bottle of Moone’s Emerald Oil (ful! strength) and re — fuse to accept anything im its place. | eye: lt is such a highly concentrated | op k preparation that two ounces lasts a. pone long time and furthermore if one wins bs oe bottle of Emerald Oil does not give , aul vou complete satisfaction you ean! ?"YNCB® have your money refunded. pee Special note: People who want to} “°™ 38 reduce swollen or varicose veins! fave should get a bottle of Moone’s Em- ‘ om mits erald Oil at once. Applied night an.l 1h morning as directed they will quick-| “** ta ly notice an improvement which will | —— ft continue until the veins and bunches - — ° are reduced to normal. | archist ——— a | fending bombin ADVERTISEMENT | enat eee eee — eee a } min _ wife ‘the ¢ e? Triner’s Bitter Wine always effective bee kinds ysics, purgatives and | reunit laxatives love their potency when their | Wallag 7, /3 continued for even a short time. “My ccratr's Bitter Wine is different. After | me at. ° : ach and tod &" pes or strains but warms the stom- TRINER’S | SITTER WINE :

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ABs See meee comer ae ee are br LT ae NMR a SAL LE NA IR I EGOS A BN Ri Ay BBs aw nam THURSDAY, Be. sce se CAPABLE WORKERS Seeking PLA CES where their SERVICES are NEEDED—WATCH the HELP WANTED ADS-w" __ MARCH t8, 1899, 7 j MARCH 23, 25° ee POST-DISPATCTY a : “GAS PIPE CLE ANERS | DE T GIsST— > ns avout v8 years Yr . =; . $ connect = . o.. Mii. 2Taniie | - - § . ~~ P 7s . “ate BUS Set ae eee ee |» SITUATIONS— WOMEN, GIRLS HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS _; _HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS SALESMEN WANTED _HELP_WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS EX— 3. over 19 rier @e- SALESMEN—To sell Oldemobues: 4 \DIES—Five: noo — _ROOFING WORK — | . 4 ry. y ; ; SES shingied; very low price. | COOR-MAL HESS * aeS : r atin’ as Ly eager ome it amano an : : easy : guaranteed 4 renee stins | RL r , 4a: eneral . de ment ts ? reference Appl . Bailey. 3: Plast ‘ " Ons — [~/., / C ; A f . “ir 22 ria e : ‘ J aes ; - . - . : he : — - RESEN . - 2 a es . : ; . ve & « — -2 . . as 4 ° - — : oe beads. shgntly - 3455 se gr ~—_—— aah ss $12. (sha, ~ i - STOVE ee eae wears ae as ua "| Cleaning and finishing department for proposition: 2! Richard A. Wermg. | SORKRER- And essoreeT. musl — eT at ee | + :ssesesceseegelllllll ADIALA—Ne - $0 MILL NER Y OPERATOR WHITE SEWING MAC HINE COMPANY . . eal bad ~~ ao RECT FAC TO ~ BER RAN 3 “Qoak war od 1124 LOCUST ST. 4015 LACLEDE AY, + + ~'s arc w om x: ee on ee | - a ia i i f , , , ' . : . NPE ok at | ar oa © ov . ante 2 for 9 sa 7 c "HOOL F = - Wo PROFESSIONAL fOUSRGIN sit. eglored: eaperienced: |, 24 3 Cemekt Aonis| © 5 omy 3 NTATIVE—Is peered in St. Lows) Exnerienced ck om highs SALESWOMEN V *NTED : Bea RA : DANCING » is : ne ean: and ne: ~ae Sir te Stee! vs ind St. - — ue - “for "7 s type ae ; sa in : * : ‘ ae ” cen e } ay An opening ie AO 7 000 i= & is = AK ngshiah* avy « «" A RR Beat Pap eg 770459" e! wdien mplete —~*eee $1235 38 Com plete. .... $169.58 FOR SALE—WANTED ten et Mh MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE one Fon ane ee woes — ' a —_ , : MPR LES SER — An OPERATORS—Experienced on ‘3 “ELLANEOCS bo ae ol & Se Ge we ® & F Js i 4 W A a _ _ etal. OL usthoid codes, SCS mimp. ' . . : “WELCH So 5} HC r HANGE f + patNT— ve! taide OL, P 4 vY) Eg CO visorr rvice mt > DY appoint VCTLOCA i ID eLperi- ; saff, brown. varnish im slightly “tore. ane ith = . r i'w “> » . » - ~-4 . ae ee , store : | : Missi. ntti ee ; >. f Oiive 15 . ap wt . . : «hite ra rrp r tring Ane aon. ‘mH SHOE SALESMEN ~ lna | OWEN NBAUM MFG. ¢ : Ice. cote ckttineeie doemeee: | lowe etree ee teed; save. terms: inetructions, ms € 4a 4 ho nee Miia oe “s : aa OUTFIT. — eee ES. Sent Gn. Bes tea a OUTPFTr. —y | Slee “iF ‘omplete: im Terria: T vaire fyrta + oT ps rye * 13 agp ing 4 7. = pt or " + mea aa k ; omen _. ver E - ES MEN 1 nag . | rat ae hare he fl : 3 , : ~ —— = O Money — — 4 ‘enhance 3-ROOM OUTFIT. $8258 id. FR IDAY ANT SATURDAY tes Wh en. Bedroom and [vip R eon $1 20 Wek 3-ROOM TFIT, $1380 meces. Tachuding Bigiair Becrvom Suite, Mitchm EAMTER BUNNIFS—And crown rabvits tree Danner Se, Ee coicrs. Centrai Bir¢ Stere. $1.50 a WEREs naan ; . ) . ; 7 xt : ‘ 4 . . . : - | . = mMNe E schange Store een tir 4 : = a TY OPERAT : } ma: : 2 atenggg Hoses = ci. ce ue ‘ HELP WANTED iy 7 vo. m. ! é iSsa LESM.a> ec | ; tin - 7 - er ee oe - aR Ya SHER—On vie. 412 2 ‘. 12th St. BOOKS Bu! GHT—New and MURNETY TRA BATH HOLS! a | 1 ss Sea Bair pS ig DEImar 14254 3 - MEN OYSs 4 ne ) pusbur | LAPHER ) ee — an _fesular IPPOSITE H Leugniin. Buder Bidg. CEntral @234. ME . BOY VEN—} a Lt ' : — ume -EPER-STEN z UE] r . 92 i ingggp nly oem 2 sheng Ba — — BOC GHT—2. “T) books im sion NUBSE—Recis a, desin Ponv alescen t . ‘ an Word TI? Pine « Garfield 506". 4 a ; . . Pr > — DHatients. Priva : iarge arb ut WEbeter 3054 (ce? yr ety oe _ . ahedere: aust bc | Paani aoey SEACH 1 ~ STH | Mt. Haserma: bem ag gg FP S oe a PE NOGRASHER—High school educaticn: | FURNITURE—@ feoms; price reanoui Fi hog HOTSE—@ | BUILDING MATERIAL EMPLOYMENT WANTED ood: al part time: state expenence an -HEMES | | - Rescensermened +s oil ; bes bil4 v 7 ct = nice ge Dh nealial sa sired. Loe ences t enema [A salary. 2 3 ae HEI A on carist nh perience 3 TY expecte (NITURE ms to be disposed of | GR 15. Roofing MEN. BOYS 7 a , ) ! . ! | 7 td ms a 4 : and _ 4945 aul t ehingice. routing. paints. su a LANIU—J, “c* ing ore Tet an AT e 1 CT Ler {er m2! a Speers pen , a Remy - i , ; whiie Ga = Lecust. —_ 2 Beaten b) en ” . 2: 2. Lae : - ———— - . , ge oe , A nt: ea 4 estrm . —- ‘sao te sete H mes. aon, Ween SHINGLE HEXAGON SAL. a x tif = are a Ben tat be vi : “i ge \gencr. 39194 Olive. WAITRESS— Experienced, eat. = ————— - ee CROCTEA MACHINE @B. Resting. Siate coated: eres only: relerences. $-.35 es e~. a i he i . 7 - on ato . . is ’ > 7 i ’ ‘ . ~ #S4 - 4 a2 age ‘ on s Iver x LE = yt 3 only | cnis ; ile a repaired. any make, cHLLTE HARDWARE & PAINT CU - : - exper ss men green —_—— imar 4587W. 13 BOOK KE Le} 7 “oe , adel . ae . . 7 ! - Ss . , . eit — eS ‘Kar o- > i e. | ej : - ~ . ‘ aay ° 1 : “- Te es . > . : , a ‘ ‘ ; ; - . ; Re " 6a a ’ . . “i 8 , j ' eS, ” - : ‘\ nm .?a i) ‘ ' ° ial " obead $35. ae GOODS WANTED i APPAREL WY¥i.—Mer 5, i & swt eTeGat= . ‘8. e 5 ~... Pies | ANI Pil ear ee Phone right agumber. .AdeOF Jeu" & . : 5 mia tes. t Aaplernar . ANADIAN SALES: | an p se yet Ny some T NER . , . Als . | weit : nee eae "644 = — Wey CLI» SUITS. overnonte fer ehh : : . a . ) ‘3 . 2 i} aduadies mt ‘Uzs. Gn ment. ey $¢ aot S15. GArfield 7071 : : : iz =e . oful Ber Geiber 1105 Franklin. Aste caus ever ; There — ~ For Sale “totnes for wenrnen and eoriety —_— i rigar Society Want | COAL, COKE AND WOOD BUNKER HILL lump. $4.50; Collmeriite $3.73: loed jote Lindell 876% ig JHifersen 2718. white aah. | a 4 a *, sS *~* a * Sy r a) of Monta ta ‘Feather va v« e. i. aw. ~~ Lee, ” + rt ll. auto cols Oa — Se | 7 as SS eo experence a. ak . - " z ‘ 4 ; ; Al , J Ra J ye bee it. j : ; : ; er ‘ Pe ri “eter . - ; a ls } = . : 1 ? : : i ; wel , ae? cleam tb — a . ——- ——— ' g: ee , ot a Dre tte | gell rv [a5 ”4 Rugs antiques. contents > Cats. sper DéEhmar al eid ‘ ; . ‘ . ' P a = 3 A: Gd ros ‘ 4 i “ . ; -e . “ - ’ ‘ : ,? ‘ts 4 w $$ ‘ary for ua far as oper One . etic mer nee INE Tadier — as’ 2, ‘ FTRNETURE niente 4 wet . - LDRERG. Lindel 1404 AeA, FARM HURSE—stout, goed puller os “ Ral red Ra =: z : : "pt “iti : : wes “ = aan _aoubie harness cheap. 306 & Joftersen. BO ae iret: a . . etr eiv _ eh st. “4 “ . . ; — 2 ~ d , se, me? . ‘ . . . oot COUATM AKER—Pir Leal wor = = Five : ; , , Pt ‘ ‘ ' > . e % : : See * > . g00c pa Roth ber _ EGE pe " “- ‘ : 7 natin , 7 ieee ke] ve 1 co-getiems for. a nified ee ee ee ae ave experience: 2 5 2 tie porer | party. lox D241 - a , 4 445 ei ‘ 4 , 7 ‘ .- - ‘ 5 a 7 . ; . . . — _- - ANY, Decatur, Ala. } | Permanent position and good salary 7m wv not wore or | ‘ eT ao -~- ne ning a local po. l= AND TOOLMAKER—MNetai hand Fran = ce Ci eae ie rork a omine: hig , = 80 we aa oo a OR o—Handare ower | PIANOS? a k “ t Penre ; > ; Tht :§ TBD 4 ; or ' — = ‘—, Reber pi. eI LIC us ef! wet : oe a! : . . - . 5 one - | : ‘ . ’ . ‘ « see ; I ; — oon . : hak 7 od — 3 ) n sei] | ) me dee } STeINWAY SMALL Parlor = es ave had \ iw — > ‘ ; +t ; ‘ ’ ry " : , . ce as sales at d drawing « 0 Frank ‘2 eKperienc ' a Th 24 — re alome thie u tony R r . al heus = Peabo ' ct chane d= ezeeptionaly — IONS, Gseietiant, 22 ; : “s ©0n és Wi i , ve ' » ax =. ' ~ eee ~ ' . - 4 Terrensive action: spectai : meine work. . re om ' : - morn) ' ‘ ech - will take trecde- ming ncnine co. 35 &. iv SWiih wor t’se mo y~ . , 'o"g “Be . : , Fis? i } st bb 4 ~ “Ss : A—Rianking perforant: and |. | ULSTRAR! y st ' : # , - i ; = a ~ yea ae Lime in art , : 4 °° opportunity feisS “hs => . ai em ok St Louis. Box B.iv= ee ee age = Iretecred = OT — ry , - ‘ - i» ‘ ci .- rere ; : hte _ an Z x or pa ea . ta « ; SAL ES) LEN , ts he PB fe Thane BL eee | OY Peal anh Gav of toh Box | AN— My 2e% . ' . ; \j ‘2. .! " : , - 7 ; ‘ . . . ne —_ : , . ’ ; LEOLIA co 10 ee? ? ’ hed * — : . — “Ve * - “ oe ’ - e : — - . 7 . ‘ ” , « ; Pieeeneath se Whole ernersi comet machan .. pact M: , ib e © 2 : . a 5 ho -. . 7 . : : pe R: RENT PLAS 33—C orate | and a STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES une TRAN. Ey 1 v j I , ——— - ~koum — 4 ; res iV io : wk ~ eytews owel . " - ' % . ‘Eo? * . * ~_— i-? as. See © Seles) = The quickest way to get home > : -T : 7 , ee : : mame ’ tem : yaa | . | | . : 3; Tt ; «KA. ME — vearerwes: 3... Oo rArsrie®e $e0s.

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THUR _ MARC tCH 8 a, 192 ; _ SEWING M ee Whe c Calle at ¥o CIpDlain to ae Obtainin ‘+ §Uaranteaad Used P invite COM Darigon & good &ving Machine if Sin iger Drop heads, (ie &d hite Dr¢ pheads, blig} i aed De ai Elec trie > 6, slig i Makes * MACHINE COM “TORY BR ANCH 4015 LACLEDE AV, ur Teprege ur hom. ere ‘ORDestic Al ‘t. rey] Pc Ortable E) ect us - , rics FOU the me, th ' — piece. ar. “CLION: Oj! ofpring under , uex $1° ” No MON 4 thine. Siete ‘RASCH IOUSE FL “J Porc) “No Mon “— ~-RO C UM IO NM) M HOUSEHOLD GOODs M ATTRES Int sample matt re LEVY BRO > a Rid 50 0 REFR IGER. ‘TC RS on] KING, 261s rR NUay and Satur > oh ut Gone | 305 heen le Lora, ee soit oe GRand 17 at a ‘day r -Fenings yeh RSDAY. ARCH 25. 1929. RUNSW. . ; 44d? i ad pif loone CUBbion Co -28tructiogs ®tong tlop, ( > ] J04 eh ae | {" &natrope uper-Heterodyne: , Mpley Fuaranteed Same xe for Guick bi See al ODve: aA , 5 7} . , it— 1 ete Brunswick A “weaker: | tke new éertul at $110 terms . J H. a a S4Cio Sho: Oya!) used Bho eet. 1 2209 cee. $169 5 ANKLIN- 4TOOM and Ings: terms ? CR iit - Open -ROOM UTFIT. ta lete- lie): ¢ ig Rees nps: Choire of y 1 > dini ne . room or 1s a XROOM Or TFIT. F fe DAY AND Sat? pee ude : Trhey _Hedroom se t. pete ‘eS Tr icluc oot Bedroom Sui ME. Free Dinne TERMS, $1.50 4 EE « | orstone Excha ange Store | 12 N. 12th ——— — ees and Flats Hor SE—p OPP 22 HOTE ls JEFF ital lo $Y>*> i), “Guarantee THOTT tr AG HIND CO. Te Paired A “Yeare exper pe ‘Elmar 4887 wv vE— Singer, "St 18 Ne Dra. - kite chen: alse ey Down OUTFIT. $59. 75 “™s§ $LAg re TFIT, $139.50 “yA make gua Ug Ww sites \~tpen $6: s RNISTIINGS c ca Pings. Wi el] *- > } ~ I y S r Pi ’ . 20F be ince ae sade _Fy 4 , ’ ; i Vtg hod % 3 ~ . y > - sper j SH0Ort time oy eraeys - r ~ habe , ™ na? all! Si ks an Su e; “ Ong cf Wihilhe ‘pall Pi $89." “ ; and Tae xe ing Mohai- Le. Bitch hen Seo : St. ERSOMN) For Sale TOOmMSs: refined Income: &mal)/ down ~'erme; fine transportation, £676) i SEWIN S we J Bt ADS— Now Himes w ’ 5 } ~ Sing: d2: 8 Walton, t¢ rms gave: ‘hs rt 468 Paul Brown B CBFRIGERATO une ‘tric: oT f : Suntec, Meetian, 3154 “ (> a ; . x * av sa , s 4 - ‘ * Tent Co. 3621 Gr MSL ANEOU WANTS J lids . aD “brifty DersONn th ba‘ Cy CEntra w einhane 160 ge am 4 ania , . _ Call Mr Wwern, PR ig. aa ANIMAIS For Sale wey _AND PE —— La inks BOUGH Rook Worid Or ‘GHT— New uw nd a0 7 000 ine wt GArfiei¢ - rer So through a POST. -DISPAT CH TOMS saa a AU TOMOBILES “Ww “WA NT” AUTOMOBII TOMOBILES || UpPoo Hk bea tee AUTOMOBI LES _AD—or read ad the > HELP Lf WAN VIED ADS-@r "ITH BOs 1 BOARD—Wer R est _ Post -DISPATCH. cee TYPEW et ER AND - “| ROOM: ROOMS FOR_RENT—COLORED ames ulurnished gas seo 23: iz | md O08 pena ae ge, Ranta Rae 6847 Gg = rh ; aT MANH a 4 near bus, —tit ane ee ' ee ee. —— aa Guer Sport. ROOMS FOR RENT—-cary Central ALCAZAR te & la4@ ’ ia y* ’ . ; . : rs (Css | shore “earmae Alt: tub “bathe ‘and FOR ne PA RE. 4435 — ) 5 —aaruments For Sale am — ion: MUSICAL ening and Re; and Repairing q ening — $2: airi ng gua™ N. ae WE = ees " v0, rt x7 Shenandoas™ P’Ros. bet waa rep in 2234. (r-62) PRUM OUT IT a lue,; Sacrificed for al] ee ER ALTO 8a Axor Cn pure ha wec for $47.5: a8¢ and all fe ‘ 0, 2008 Olive TONESSI18 H. MIL be TI ty a UP; cornets, Fo aber instruments at ene Fy MUsic or S46. oa HI i; OMe “hd trial MO CONdition. oT — Warren. moe STORE 4n7 > OFFICE FIXTURES ee fd) ons ADENA APARTMENTS K ine roe WA Y, P.O: ay 8) sr tandard Sedan ML ASTE ESE AN r h — “gti moders, senile. riers ae 101 m. onnecting: hot wat nsneeenanqulininenimtiniei Tracks re Sale _— $4: Goudie” ore — ry, . a “Boome Tapa Then Beautiful New oAPAR TODAY ry - 4 j a} ] 4 ria # he a { ) - > . _~ auoue mornings Fe Ur. ° - _ a = ee } #, at Ah bi LA} N i , Pat: . en —— _ = likew ggne Sifary | | See Ab 810 a cede: ‘ * aT 7) 9) a. uu = fatter ith erphy eaten itn te Jaitt'_ peat an Toa ~ ~~. lo pgrtoeninn Sou! b =<) Al» a _ , ev ty tery MeNair ‘ © ROOMS AND BOARD ROOMS WITH BOARD—cITYy — ee a [A Pr. Ewoon, MO. efliciency apartments: $40 to | ODEMYER « OO. ‘ U ner, aot drive UW) nioeg and x" aahines., ‘Uy , ; rie SERRASKA— reCrINEE + 402 ve. ETMIS cota! ttm NASH COUPE Rear, LH28 Ade tie aniced | Six tr . Fivy ‘ 4 ad M NITCRELLETTT

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T_T PAGE 38 ____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1929__ ___ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ ees $43.75 VALUE PUT ms seso: sco oesc|ALDERMEN CLOSE TERM FOUR PLEAD GUILTY — SIMMONS-WINCHESTE GRAINS CLOSE HIGHER Pee FRO’ y We BANK PAILS. ON IFE OF WOMAN “i="? k e« -r 5 a OT . | ; ’ or - ' . im © : . ’ . P ’ \ ’ ; i ’ el > ‘ ‘ : - 2 : = z “ ; Pcria . , en] ante | ; j ™ CRT | we he SDB hie 7. Former Waterbury, Conn., Ines > sree wae & . The final 1928-29 session of the By ' Med Pre Sp the Post-Dispatch. s, 10, ad r an Finnie . x. ce mm . - ——~— ae - oans to brokers am New York Evening Post i i } Oo De- pg cat aa i te ey eh 20% ' Aldermen will be late to- LIF. Ades rea IAVEN. Conn. Marci 3 “dup o ren and May and ted | (3 4%, 6%, -127 .s ' ie ’ : Dial i. Did so | street, one of two conduct ee) pee Keade wit adwenn| Geom B. Fardéan cashier: bi .ration of the Simmons Hard. | lat"Zantht® aol east, Hagermgel melt | Wako Cos _|Member Banks tor Ree Says Money Had Been velop ols ol- jelen Machuda, 20 years old, of | until April. 16 ng by its ad-| brother-in-la win F, hie, | ware of St. Louis, and the | Com showed fractional eain early. Ther "Wat CORN. sn Wetened tae | Lent for Account of In- soning for Four ) : eof a ae vestment Trusts. 1 - eae aed rene : Bi and al] othe: rhieh me +! Ames Cae. Me 2 bt ns : “ -_ a ‘ ected in Kal (anoma. JULY CORN. por ! : 3 _—— year. P eas any er oes © Nith |. ‘The board will have before it for) National Bank ef Murphysboro, ‘the lecal concern. "Eso Bel ee ae eitem gv KC OSS WE SSNS BORY/ yo The detailed dae CONCERNS ARE NEW _ et SR AN BUDA Rae es Us ~ 5 "~ Allowance Husband Rejects sa ee on an e “prnaigges ; tic ; als . ; to p ag ec PE SM Se gps | nay . “4 : and 35, ; cas ca may ase es ef Commerce Secretary La- Is Largest Statute Pro- = Dh i! coon add tn dah a ee ee ce gptieigee. a 9 Nene dng nana fanaa ee "| feceipte (which were. 6.800 Da par’ | Bem sr cue tk ee 2 mont Thinks Market vidios and No Court Ap- ; "ag Sebatnet mo : ' 7 : - einnne sie ; a a oe + ih Fluctuations Will Not Af. peal Can Be Made. fect Prosperity. EOE Be oy . .* a Yew onis Cash Grain. 7 learn’. put treet went of Seventh greet, | treduced, 520 fover shay 4508 BU AME DESTROYED IN LANDING ®2 Post-Dicnaten Mare THREATENS TO CUT OFF LOANS ssv's, sos or spe ous "22 J! BUT PILOT SAVES TWO LIVES CHARGE HIGH CALL MONEY _& TEMES ABUSES CONTINUE Oe pros pe 1c ag ; a 2 Lngine Cut Off 350 Feet in Air. ‘FREEZES OUT SMALL FOLKS’ “ 2 3 r * 'e whit is . | * | re 7 ‘— ; asf 20 4 . : | : - more active im i ee Bits engages fates srt | Fiver Reverses Ship and anuaiimensinaa market closed Industry Must Better Its Con- sae Nig caaempemacs ties i Net ani : Averts Nose Dive People’s Lobby Says It Prevents . 7 @ 3 poms Be. | | | uM | a res relative firm. = dition. less smok¢ — Them From Sharing in Profits ‘ one provided for the electrif on ¢ oii sceaetitidas'a . of Industry. * + parcne Degen apo y WS oo Z Se ahs St. Louis Hay Market. ‘ — =*) a = x 3 Aas cy ares “ere sert ___ Chicago Provisions operuny { n ge =. ae Pn in a4 — Aut ea ~5.—t&rain dics - i - ‘ : 4 > J C ’ ; j 1 ' , ‘ ae and ‘* ryt . } : ; ; ; ; : if bi ’ : ¢ : ae Conn.; the New LiOCA patience ana co peas Bi ee er ; , xe! he at | nd provisions unchanged t — in New Haven, the Seth Thomas) jt continu: ' 1 no ? taki = hits peatagh - _ ta? ; : ' appropri: Ti. Sag oe es — as. - New Orieans Spot rust ~ 7 "~~ *% ‘ i) ~ ’ + = “ . i € &, it ‘ ° 4 | e ’ ait 2% P : Fr = , t - - F as . i . . q —* ; . . . P - a 4 1 States an sfjll Clock Co. in Thomaston, Conn., imp y. oe * 1 | eos rt Ll : f Liverpoo! €a uy wheat Ss" 84 RLEANS. March Sh. —Spat ae ’ > ’ - fa rt ie imilariwv eS 2 , tntoaA . © Ordinal ne Oppo I , ‘4 cu oOrne ‘ : ; ; “ae : : it market he . emtember wheat _ : ec Lé aals ight caty im tae fi- in all other factories similar) inevit: ) ) : fos : : il pio) Tru rand RR a ; .. | 246 siddiing. 18.13e ae . tinea ExcHe _ Chic ‘ot ~ oO! ' om i invest. Sa ae Paid Ng corte ss 2 | SO41.O00 LEVY APPROVED =| sisd was priced at $2.3 u syaure to overturn. The plane came "9 ksscraper tart dates en mamas Make male eal Op Saalans 1 | meh MRTae Bane ai NCE) youn COMee MAME Seat Srusts were building ena ter waitress in the Wat rbu Y \ orn BY EAST ST, LOUIS COUNCIL hasta: sch ce i ’ ‘ | . a a! mae sive | ' ae | which pro | . . 1 a‘ P — at : ; = yay when —- — at : ¥ fOLOws: y. a4 “ss aaa wee meme =~ ° -* we 5 a. ha where subsequent: » . ™ eS is oe - ( . 7 ? i _ . : : ~ x ¢ r . ee " 13 . ‘ . ~_ " . oo , — or tr i172 shortly after her n ria : res Pa ’ peepee fe Stee i ' ne! ! ra n- 1 pilot : . n wa 3 aia ane cently 2 lisplay strength. Y's experience was the f Pasi SD oe EF deer a Sh DP se x 3 r. % a i i a : wwe Ee Soa ote : oN Oe Sig? thi A RAY OS beS YS tiaecael Ae ss : is fe oR Mae ¥ a é ws ve | but two “28 te ie As! Si a ; : Qi > montis econo- : ¢@ that fou nonths ago © Companies Wa . oe | = : : rT the s na » | tee , , our mon | iieinenes to § ' Fr ’ : , ; : : | ae ig : hee . ‘ a New York Cotten >> how much power ft! Ww y Mer condition a3 sinus congestion. |e se tus ig the prometty wumone vos Suva. CHARGES BANKER STOLE HIS S (ss) 1928 BUSINESS SET RECORD | === Tn oon or teem . ee eh. lw Trtak cy 4 . alle . , ' . Rhe_______ she worked in the radium room Maine. OVER I'M ALONE AFFAIR CLEAR} 1e clock company ne By 1 . bile . pepe : : NGS, MONEY AND SILVER Jersey. i hich the ~ Ve ars a _” the _— & , special Police Protection Given t American bkinvov at Belize t was not until two weeks aco; Traveler? Narl ; . | 2 oe wes ica * Sees ¢ Wii da | | Digs ana 8 , i. 9 British Hondura.-. € wiy. bulk unds, UOCOX toda: ° he . . , : ‘ 1 ™ ah _ ‘ , : pu J . that the Waterbury Clock Co | ISS RELI} : - ey : . : FOREIGN EXCHANGE aueeaianie | . 2 4 , Lm, top = ~~. puik "th reason to believe that: _ moned Prof. Frederic Flinn of Lorroy on ee n ‘ , , ! apt mart , int r} i i : > “+ vor | . Ia Tes nears : } ee pared Se. “und mn 3 5S. mest ao Q rill not be as proeper- /. lumbia University to examine ir ied in u 10 vs PP ; RK. Mar $ Fores ex : , 7 >: few u a is in 292%. It is @ fact = ‘ . ‘ ‘ fo ° - : ' ** los ; " ba os : . e2 ~~ . » 2 ; ' “y . w « rm Ria Case. . ~ - rds . : bis 1 \ ‘ - ‘ ‘ , - , : ' 3 7 . o 4 ; : : ae Cardow as a radium Ca nen 7 neers 2 wt 3 ;LAND— amy ' bald and during ) ye ' veifers dull 4 hile nancial and monetary was that night before she dicd n ; : . —_— . oe le , Dr. Johnson, representing company. went to her bedside | : a compensation agreement ded na rmal a : : = i 2 | bh) (OM L¥—Lira: Dd . he : | ers. | xs how .s we , She was too weak to sign. Whe: . mad tr A Wick Wintin Boke : -RMANY— 8 miines | 2 gy 23 Qewe: Se related de! ely ial sup. she died the company instructed |v Lid Pte ae | e | eS hhaypsae | ivor vs. * . Se: on patel Dan Fig ) Enis ine) | . = lame steady to [Seca demand for products con- Dr. — — = | Sl ahin a: A ewan 6h iB —_ ee : 8 | eee ec. 7 ~ a ie c med. , body of tested data men he husband to sign. H - ee , .-« AP OT \ ped lambs —_ ae site : . “g . , o > Years aiter ieavit suc rit v y ‘ sdet Lp ti- - : . - ‘ ZE} .\ , I } sal eeu. ' ! butchers uD t ™ Bd more valuable in esti- m - ‘ nm 15-1 : ' ' > a: D gy > piaen Genter the sae & eo —. 3 wee = , , ~ , . ae 6 4 re * tee ; a” ’ re ¢ 5. cr a | " ? - ‘ . ’ ra ' mT y ¢ ’ . / : : ~ oe r . hospital services as are required ,,. vyroll more than thre on . tie tee | ) Che « NTREAL—Dol!s Se ae zt ,, Missourt standard egg Senator Hawes. Gov. Caulfield and are : free n ¢: | nd rirl 1 R . : 7 othe furnished ree. | case owe cuctations are for rounl Mayor Miller to Speak at death, the company buries the vie-|{..ccmrs Tredcn. st wine.e GRAND JURY FAILS TO INDICT ADOPTED CHILD HUNTING ar oan cece pee: | | LEAB LING MOCO ea rn Oe ee en a tim. The fina] paragraph makes eoncur! ‘BOO B00’ HOFF AS BOOTLEGGER sae > | mes xchange: | , tnd ite tae & 1 aaeaciate naeod — ” ance of the centennial > it clear that no further clair is may me - . % ms : : ee weg FOR HER BLOOD RELATIVES a " ' Le) . . acts ; - 2 P " ma ‘ ; af .* é ie : , wt P a7 ° “ J scckard AG King : Fon 2 a a‘ ‘ 4 : oyrrye — be present i. E — = : Philadelphia Investigators. Report Hs . i aie tekl — reamMmrry e. Tae. 48: : ; . oegin Monda‘ a mx pd 7 v 3 answered. * sno Appeal to Courts Forbic Sus re — . ‘ _— “~ The “period of inmcapacitw” i ' | The , st. I so ieidinaiemaands ' Pe —_ re ris c: firsts, 4é¢c; seronds, . = A incapacity i ellia him. ' and ~ tied wy Can tind No Fv idence - touts Woman Trying to Get In- NEW YORK RUBBER v - AKET A te as tng wee Be ft - the case of Mildred Cardow is de- | ) or, By aa Agnin~t formation AN wins , pag On Sr BOUUCE ROW. M ‘o. 2 packhine stock. 20e. } SUSpect, Concerning Father, termined by the company as being sii ; ¥ th a8, Brother and Sister from the time it was first reported cl la ae Se oe pneu PHILADELPH! larch iss Frances ne N * ier Flaroid he Induetrta! i kAws s to the concern, according to Super- | he Water intendent Granger. The period is _ 2 on ' _ . - -- iii Witty eer cont of the} om ee $ 7 ae see. Sat: ‘ bites ao) on atun es ERere~is | “Wg meee " oman eno fut ar “1 3 | : snot dead young woman's wages for! isc. i a ECS ia ated it had been) brother, Sidney ind oes CHICAGO STOCK MARKET ON a ee = seven weeks is $43.75. ea ‘Sapa zs inabie to gal iy eviden ), Phoeb a ala a pe Ie am aoe re This amount need not be paid | Ld — Sa : . oe : , . ndietine . Rr, 2 oy en -— eee eS ' pe 7 TURPENTINE, FLAX AND LINSEED Low : ii $2 TT} DY? y] i . P . ; 4 . ia ee en T Sat} medical, surgical and hospita! serv- ices meed not have been furnishe and funeral expenses need met For Section 5369 amended compensation law “NO proceedings for compensa- "OM « ele €UBhali be maintained unless a written notice of for compensation shall . within one year from the da 4p — EBRUAR ‘the accident or from the =! indy etwee mae af | os | eccupationa! disease. as 1e ; > Carne} « OR : 4 } er ro. - ‘ . ef 4 , +. : a * re ‘ Tite iPe tee : 4 og . & i. / ; Ln a wie * 7 5 UTOS om may be, which caused the p S Attorney Cornelius J. Danaher ary an ed for con- ' . oa part AS ee & tome and Redan — pea . 83 AUTO. MN F Y Ev injury rovid ~~‘ . eersonal) Meriden, author of th amend» Bina M. West Marries \trorney p ; violate 1 ee 3.G4c for ; , | e has been wit a lt ; ie 2° P Vv} ed. if dea! y all “Om pensation ian . i ~~. ‘ ; — s : : Tia. lesiar & have resulted S oe Paes Mm 132% .aeece ese 7 Hon ' , ‘ a / onde. | utom u wit Lin two vears im ++ 2 thaw . . 2 | from the d ee admitted there was “‘: in . ' : cain _ Sd ate oO; the accident Or j eeTtain wuarters« ' _" : Vi 3 | , , . - ‘ iste . rat: » «= ss . ’ Phy . %y * ‘ . ° | ; first manifestation of a s: mptom : oC clai.. for compens: tien) within a ay pM RTS = eer | | " oe b on & : be said two-year period naa menidnd as — " : , : : : : “ " Ril “might for we Now ( ruiscrs , " ‘ a ee he . ’ : ' ; t er i hen aap Siaré4_“o =. *) The = - x mo claim fo ‘Uunat _ ave sm aint euch war B ' ns : an , - jet pet - | R38." oe wn dave se Productior roan Our upational Sin hon ith ind tis: : | . . : ‘a a : “4 : : : > 7 : ola . ' ii > 4 : & «wtlle wt w ae ; Ihe reg ee o* zz ease shall be made by an em piove | phil ‘ #) . prs he ' mia Ren atin WASTIING viene - ; — . at PANANAS—In shipoina al 3. Sar, c- Nets Hee * ++ : ray ; ik i °To ¥ * . Then - ; . . rin T uhtwere wey *\ ¢. * Ve . ares . p or his dependents against the em. B New York Coffee. orurem org ts bie irate COMANETS$5 pee 108 fee *F"r the pr , r ployer in whose employ the dis- RK. OM _ ee ) om | si Bong Be. : aeememen __ GRAPEFRUIT—Fionda, 52.50 Se ws preceding Febr is claimed to hav: originated. ae : be : r a m — — ; tho P per tux A decline oat : au So = oa a ) | | | LEWONS—Califernia. $275 @& OE "RS Drecedine a. . jum departmer = — Bt while the émplove is sth Such empiey. or within three Ls apo ~+ 1 in ] te 5 harre} i? 7 ? v7 " a . 7 to 7 and 1°2.%¢ for oiled . "= ys = ad r 5 7 OF — erate tam oy ie. Iwo Years on Liquor Chars Se ER et cr ae eS PTs OR . . the brush method , sO rT" 9 The now exXa min. : a , : ; : p! . . ' s‘e@ s - La : ? : . «et pet . ‘ re ” _ ; a > ee _ cen? n ‘ - jtactory physicians. | Lads _— mi waters : _— mae oa i i M ws 15.250 9 ve Mater 9 aol mies cee ee -_ _ her 1 PL TS to Sh: and choice. jig } mm ora ~ oo Kned Dore. 1 ; | Per : 2 ‘per ben Fiera Tangs. _ roriary ny 74 # a _— STRAW LERRIES—Fier’®s uate ; ture. oh re imnitygre marwl2 TSe. e im the district

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v Y A ; & ‘ ] +? + . nn ae . ‘ ‘ . j Ts oO: t} e Ke! sey-Hay es ww heel | srtain othe r = heceis demountable : no-par common. 742.389 shares of rae iv Pow Bk 7 2. ge a? | 9» Corporation of Detroit, and the} the hub, but the rights under| which will be outstanding. after -u ,°"". Total transactions from Jan. 1 to di were $646.1! eg:) | Wire Whee! Psagatebin tion of Amer-'this patent would be acquired by|offer of 100.000. shares to stocs- ‘ 2 azo : ag 7 a = VR; ow : y7%' 97%,' 97% | Toko ' : tL; 92%] 92% g2: “a OO lo, have approved a/tie new concern. _holders at $39 per share, whic i jotations en al) J a bian Gh ate ‘ta: Radi ede ities a ra ae a Otel we ~ tihiet * he salad x | . 7. , ,will give them valuable rights 4 O ’ . op nder the terms of the consoll- and = ' , si watts ctw i sardine ts pis ' "4 ke Optton to Buoy 87.000 000 asso the two companics | Und . —— _—— -_ . nat : -_ ' Ls 4 is ‘ - ;ns a | f } + BE 7 ’ ‘ ;* — i >" ee cl ‘ ~* } pa 4 ’ “h %, . . » , oa ‘ e ¢ ; ‘A o ¢ vrs, : r. 1) n ae ae s as rina gees n : PM 44 G 410M)), 8 | | BERLIN March 28.—Ha through an change of stock for | dat on, the preferred and comme Auto Parts Makers Had Record -—--. s ™ im . " ' , s* 4 . : ‘ ; i 1 : } er f kh. isev-Has es “4 1] leans to brokers and «¢ ‘ the toHowing 3 complet b 5a Sonne hes ! iurnh 4 ' “QO. Of . y York : ic corporation, which | §*° ahoiders of ie . . Qua . i -oan rokers und dealers held w York Evening Post _ DOW | , let ot. tennaniee itee win ve M H d B 4 j i The ‘ oper Gaal , ‘ bad’ ‘ ‘ae i ' pia : " ' : , P +) ous ' , of ‘rormotlve arts and eq pmern : . TT) be tanks 1e 4b sy 3 Mere eee wr “semen ' *¢ , ; ais ' Uv , aAncern. li any wi] ; et)! Mite ianhare for the mt or (ne ney ‘On ;* mane ° Mie i} r Banks for oon] Wwe ek end. Says oney a een ie v. Salen. Hich. lav. Clase a Se t » 4] “aeT ‘* ; . wan , cs ens ia a / ve ; . . bakes ; r 4 ; : ing pace © th t? ” record car and tru agin ; v3 ed ju , nin L€ rst 6)) £ cHnOIders Of the two core, pan: rhe preferre Hate Me? T produetiot ce had the ereatest firet q,4>) i? N ’ > > . & “a> “ . , —aee = Bey . ; ” . : pert) he . \ i eN it. i BONDS. BOND VARALT 4A\ mR A‘stus. ‘ 1 éo : ; i -- ; os & 6: a> ii Sy pect to porati pril ore of Wire W hee ' wil ' > ne | quarter in the ! etory, ¢ o. industry B . = > " . s ' , 4) . : ; oe probabilit _ WASEINGTON, March 2 same of the Detroit | excharice their +. DE March ae were announced by A f the Federal Reserve Board as $3.. Lent for ccount o In- (649.000.0008, representing a ds we i. 1) | 4.000 000 } 2 om : . e ~~ ‘ aoe mi; . i} reer rd wy og yg be : : : wo = r rie a4 ' aati ce amount The new corporations have plant; share of 7 per cent preferred stock ; - cet or and Equipme:'t oo i .™ ; " £ 7 , ” : - SS iff ’ ; aan > ‘ " ; . , . P ~— . 7 | let ee eo iti Ten first grade rails | | C78 is, Bi 4 ; , add + be used to redeem and facilitie an annnal ca-| for each share of the present stock Ciauon announcers Wholesalers © : as Com. vestment rusts. tay ” P , , remy PCOT ? * : } > a at | — ' ; a ye) } WJ gndin: er cen?,. e°> nner Me i? ) ‘ ‘ ? . ! a 14 ’ +6 ‘* ’ eT. ic parta, acoeesorien and e) op ey / ) pare 5 ith the prece ding year To ' 4 v* ) ; " ‘ ‘ : ae oe Om Oo eae 1104 ' | Sho Chane Sibel eimsibeies Ghee A to deal Wil! gaper, “wou (pla | tos 8 4 x 5 | | Rep 7 Bn 3; 8815) BS BS ! atte sally ecks at the | Pat & 0 1 aS Ay * | Mo Pa 3d ex 4s.; 27 864; 96 | 96% | do Te 58...) 2: 90%! DOH) m CONVERSION : Each $1,000 debenture may be converted, at the of the holder, at the day. ee we " . b, Sie Ts : wh gat Geel ot asl etc | Benen an an 5 106% 206 106 | any time after March 31, Pee tipo endian hy 1939, or date, gyal ie a Re ne ee | Bell SF he ist eh Mont | 6 3 $2 | 9: lo Gig 3926-57, 29, YEty, Og) HZ: | into 19 shares of Class A stock, as then constituted, of Internationa] Hydro- opened steady toda | “thannde ae iiiieeent trusts aff 2B... 10 1¢ ae eed ei Sh ie pete, 8 > fe Rg ig 2 - 96 be | 4 in Stock will be deliverable within 30 days after presentation of debentures for conversion. on Tie Sees t6 be some ovement oat were formed in this country. repre-) © | eesssee] 3O6- es 108 AA a ee LT 27% | 7%) O7% | Bremes rh O 0 teenie visions uM Gf Mar ada July. which ene ee maibons Of! Roth St! con 4%; 1910 io) | Namm & 8 6 4. 102% 102% 1025, | British Stxe 37 || 69 103%s eee ek IE The following wnformation ts summarized by Mr. A. R. Graustein, President, from his letter to us: ee pbs oe | 3 b pmarket by these invest-j Beth ou p m5 2 ig Ie oe = ih Kat Rad 6% 471 4 71 |.70%| voip}. do 6 OL... 4 92is et4y, B26 HT | SYSTEM:—lInternational Hydro-Electric System, a Massachusetts voluntary association, will fund ay . a ne | ae , , , Se aa | - - nage Oe age Be | | : own directly over 82% of the outstanding common stock of New England Power Association and the entire common and second preferred stocks of Canadian Hydro-Electric Corporation, Limited. | . : 3 ° ) The physical properties will include hydro-electric generating stations with a tota] capacity, in ba @ the power to trade at will in| Pkln Un EF) ts 8 ta M bh eRe ai sents tens : Bey ‘ 7-18 Hh | or under construction, in excess of ],037,000 bp. (787,100 hp. already in operation), and 382,000 hp. of the market. have been . 5 out pur Rep eon 4 a1 o p 4 38 | eal ee it 61 Ji Isj 92 | 919s! fi | for 1930. : fee) Mon and: the market worked off later in Bye FOS oN erg rT STOCK ruer S . _ do tig 3%! 749) hat ote! gets: ote TT | CAPITALIZATION:—Upon completion of the present financing program, the capitalization of = | points below yesterday's closinz uuotation ee an OE 4 Oe +e 71 24 te | -; 4) 90%! 76%) 76% | Cologne 6% SG, 07) OS. | Bats Se. ie International Hydro-Electric System will be as fo cory advance, Trading vas comparatively MB atttactive. They culled lo foe ee a ee tts i es 13105." 108%, 106 6-28-61 ig} 87 | 8813! 87) UE Authorized Outstanding OFFERS steady at rallies of three or ag es Peeeenes Of! do deb t ie OR B+. : _" SS Mite. att i do 6 | Adtaj S43, BOs | I Convertible 6% Gold Debentures, due 1944 (this issue)... . $30,000,000 $30,000,000 rain bids and! ather ver he \olidays seemed to bring - “4 a Enes iasaede is tJ 11! ; ' . : ~ ie. a OS's &.. | O1% rh ’ F Class A SUN. + im ds...) 40 . 32, | Copenhas 4 M61, B81. B6% | fl (‘common Stock. ais su omebawao cae 3,000,000 shs. 2,000,000 shs. oe * | ne oP te ody ‘eight poi up; wale, @ -ahunknown quantity in the fi-)Chesa Cor 5 47, 49 HY 8 ub - poet bit. ine Gordoba City ' 5% 1 ots ln) eH “Of this amount, 570 000 shares are navel rm conversion of the Convertible 6%, Gold Debentures aes | 19.75 feo amddling, 20.0se Rxep " vs le ties ‘ghrp "ade nin.) SSO A. 2 95%! 8 ‘ io tae 44a 4 Bit 86° nS, | Conta R bi; + 95%: 82 aes Subsidiary scosijaiin will have outstanding with the public funded debt of $162,106,196; Ts’ ¥ Bitcice | Chicago « otton Market. nave pointed Out that inves! ~1+4 3's ” ig yagi ¢ Seer “uf : ee ts 5 3 1 it | 7). | Cul d 1a M 6% 3 8S “3% 33 | preferred stoeks of #92.989.638. including $20, 000,000 par value New England Power Associa- Te htees? | t . 28:——-Cotton futur neat trusts were buildir in a ter- a ote . 4102 j102 (202, Sa eo at eel a &, ge é. age , Ot, LUB's 10842 Hy tion 6°. Preferred Shares voeentle offered: and minority common stocks, including surplus i | yy oa Mage ey, Bate len 9 eempamad ae lc met b S.| ee. | O28| Rie Lee «Be Pe a Den mw | stan. ites item 1 applicable thereto, of $14,289,920. Attention is called to the President's letter for description om ‘tat | 20.05e. ® generally 0 theese i pal eae cn! os! pati os .| e215 248 Yom f Sl eater oak oe Denmk S's 55.. (7100 | 9 100, of covenants to be contained in the Indenture with respect to application of proceeds in the | day's experience was the first taste (MSSIP gen 44 26 54% BS do deb te 49 0% 110% 110% | peut Be 6 32... 2 968 9612) 96%, | I event of the disposal for cash of certain assets, mortgaging assets, and the issue of further of just how much power the i . i eaeasie “Ea Feet 2 sie: aN $F og AF ~ gees i 6 oa (104 (103% 104 = obligations by International Hydro-Electrie System. —— | — ‘ ment trusts have.” Sociedad pee mf srg (EE T Rok 646. 9.000 1" | puke Pr P 6 0g 105 | SET RECORD | te: ae es Businem Secure _ Lamont Says, | ) i : , | a | 7232 80 1g A Sem 6 b A i ait , Y og bee 0" ti 101 &: my ie CONTRACTS: — The operating subsidiaries of Canadian Hydro-Electric Corporation, Lim- Hig Low, Coe B tommere:. 22 Sy (CRI & PF rie 46 35 03% 03 Sa ae a ao Lee Fh Hii Be Witt rire 3, | ited, have entered into long-term contracts with Hydro-blectric ] ower € ommission of Ontario 7 10.0 inns nea lUicely ¢ ng Ch Un St C Ate iat ss, j Nor Pac 6s B 17 1. I 10 %s | Fiat Ge 1 95's 95's 954s | Ty and others requiring deliv eries of primary power in the aggregate increasing from 248,000 hp. sods tect 0 ws activit: than | CAaW! 5%s° 6: B1014 101%, 10142 | Not P pr 1! 87 niand ¢ : Git. O61: the present time to more than 480,000 hp. beginning October 1, 1931. Although deliveries 0.95 2017-18 i 83 on th eo Chile Co 3 47, 31 95 | BF | 8: r & P 6s B sen 6 HOR Lee a Sa Sta) BT%) 83 iZ under the contracts with the Commission did not begin until October 1, 1928, and then ouly ee eee shied i ale ci... (Com In Te b%e 213) 5B 99 riba ag Mais 488 iS Le eaeeesi tena a on a partial basis, these properties are already producing sufficient revenues to carry all their as, 20.0le. Bt tion servic Re anes en ee oO) ete Be 4a, 1, 88h 8 My 1) 7%: 4 110% 110% 110 | own charges and from now on should contribute increasing amounts to the consolidated earn- enegalenesg au f prospero ndi- 2 te. 3 104 ote wel Ga ..| 53 10032101 | PrN 7 49 “100% 100%, 10% fT igs of, International Hydro-Electrie System. minis (lone be ed eee ee ee et ee Cote -j peasras ed Cle oe ee NEW YORK, earhed YY ' ear — tions ms ~s Lamon’ Saud { ‘ Modu -* ! > - . forte of th ‘ed- } Department: o Aariegiiare hes al “Ne w* » psa NEAL od i -U . Gt a ‘4 ; - ° ) ; 4 rc a. te v's t , , | ner SGT Te ia ve a iG ae | Ca ae , . rea Y Je OT 1) af a | Hvdro-Electriec Corporation, Limited, the latter being adjusted to include ea culated reve- leading Rank = 4 gee moetiy : er thar : - trade ae tans sivady | mage 460 to 280, pounds, $11.50 able opuock nues from full power deliveries called for by present contracts on or before October 1, 1931: s20.055,000, | el Es Jyqiia 5: bulky sasme crmere is no reason to believe that | |» ct 6,°¢ 12 88 8 ot jen 58°6S | 91054 10551032 | Haiti 6 57: 4 MOS OO! 99% Can. HF " a Fy Mp ae eg ‘ak to 20m that while financial and monetary |‘°? 25 7! 3} 90% | 90%! 90% ie ee ge 7 1 95 | 9h | 8 | 1088 Actual Calculated as sbove Combined See fof ver- | lewer, vealers SOc Jower, ot! «rer, M WNMltions influence business, mod- | ae yaad 1 102% 10245 10215 | Pere M = Se 1/2004 '100% 100% | “URE ™ ; a2 96%; OG | 26 a (yross revenue and other income..... Sern. ae #9.023,170 $40, 852.785 Bye ratio of cur- | $12.75: ) » load yeariine: £12.70) bei @™ production ; . 1100 2,100 36 1 : - we att? Lyf & | Operating expenses, maintenance,.all taxes, amortiza- | mere and more tion of discount and amounts applicable to minori- Ry COMMMNON GIs 6.65 cc ncccsecnccngcieesss:s eee | 662,090 19,919,784 OE ea Re St et etnias ata —— ~~ business was iu | ex 24,0 2 wer | lol tte $5.5 ; tiie 0? 1 NODS bUt «nies 0! Aon. belin On & ' choice by accurate statistical in tation a . . ee. : Yew! CGCuwn: gt od and w-irawn -imple-| ycpiers. 815.73 ; Mlated definitely to potential sup- Dtial': by gag . "3 lambe stea iv to “ ¢ owe: s Riv rop we gus P " aieniod lamas ply and dema nd for products con- fiow to “ity utche™, @ ned. This body of tested data ne: Net earnings before o POGORIOR: . - sv ctes $13,571,831 $7,361,170 $20,933,001 ‘ots te butchers up to $19.75: © S80Wadars more valuable in esti- do Ss 4 1210252101 % 101 | Post Te ) Lat Oe lee let (La B45 43° 8) RAG! Aeak Raat fl Interest and dividends and accrued on debt ‘and . $10.50 down: few sprig H Mating future prospects than tt (mn GD h GAR 96%, 96%] do 448 6 | OF 5! 274). O73, | Leone @ 34 i OS, MHa, | | preferred stocks subsidiaries of Internationa] Pee Fie . St “ot pn iis ra et Un Ry 5%, 6% | , Pea iA. ‘ ‘ ’ fasamitien & 4 ) : See cousicers: | - astions of stock exchang ee ee 8 7 Pg GE ah ty nag i sail\ =a ' | Meridion E 7 5 1! 943) 9410' O49, | HI Hydro-Electric System . ‘2 ae ewae * 8,021,776 4,365,000 12,386,776 f Congress. . ee oe ae Butter, Eggs and Poultry] WERMOD, JACCARD AND KING etive to secure et eet et ed et & ~~ ee oe 4 a ~ i , : P ‘ ous se 6 RKET STton—c reamery extras, 48; Jewelr, Co. riz begin Afonda. oy os ybeal : s oie dhe » ne ‘a preg, - on 7! oe a \ sa yy , | Assoc) Ht100 aione 18 over > T]Ines erpeh requ ireinents. The ahbove figures do not include the a . ge ane etock 25¢ Mine with a dinner i ‘ander- Hi | at} Ww et “3 4“: Ht benefits anticipated from the investment of the proceeds of the &20.000 000 New England ~~ ( 1H Power Pr 6° Preferred Shares recently offered to the public: nor are the dividend : » —_ oe 4 “ . os . . ; be ‘ 0% ' ; i : , " , : 7 ' : t moO ruterte. 3! oO; s Ss. on - : ~ . i. . ‘ : is ° fr. ‘ ‘ ‘ j - pg . wire ‘ ; . 4 : ' : . , . 1 triutn! 1. Slag adc: roosters lyor. Pastor of Second Presb - oe ' at oa 0 ht | 3 5+ ; : ‘. PR. vhs : a ) Wii upon completion Qt t| le op resent financing program he owhed or controlled by the Su for do- | ana oo. "Oe: dark ducks oS: ms : ' | ) and : oO o - , . . , , , " . : 7 >| Be: sid tome aud. large. youns ‘ineas. “burch, ana Inte rpatio nal Paper and Power Com pany © hich will then rank as one of the leading public rae (ae | a ae ES OD SO eer eee ? hea J A r - ¢: ~ turkeys as $8 HO: i atu it lhe. oth: ‘ oa ' en4 1 }} 2 “a 13 , ‘ ; ; i > young guineas t capor 3 zo er 1 cae ‘4 ’ 4 a " mia . =] ‘ ‘ 4 +s! ; ‘Y Ty Ort aaa , sry and over. 3c capons. 7c: capont, I , . = . J re @ 7 ‘ : % | rt . : : | taut rh | le] ng (¢ Mmpaliies min 1s eopnlinent Sere BSc: capons., , ; + Oe. ‘ ia I L\NaPP, | tera = ; x of. om 4 pt, Se! 4 uy Pe =f . ag Bee CHEESD Northern twins, 23%2¢ ode: ' eC oo ma Hos Rm & ¢ i . ~ pp } . ' and & 6 % ti 57; é The Class A stock is listed on the Boston Stock Exchange and the application for listing of the debentures ont oe 2 J horns. 26c: Cairm™ . St. Louls : sity, | Mud . “al meen erra @SF P § Bias ge : — | on that exchange has already been approved. It has been agreed that the system will make applicationin due , 1a, weCc* TICK, wed. aidie “ , iat. ’ 1&4 re 5, ) ; ae ar oe . 0 ‘ ) ; “7 | Fh cOgS—Jumbo, $3. 25 ver dozen: . ocatic ! ag * eo; =34,' 973%! 73%: Fy By + ares arue 74 $2 O68 tT, 104% 1067, | hi course to list the debentures and, at a later date, to list the Clase A stock on the New York Stock Exchange. dium 2 s~. ole ex — eas ke a JOO" a. v - - . s\n an ' PIGEONS aXND SQUABS—Z ive & epee ? oe * es aot. ane’! oF , Bees | 99% AI | re AG ae 7 hee Hi | * OU per dozen: wins so UaUS * Ble og , ersitv in J8.o9 col! eG ig: Oe ee CTO T 1H fy do Os Do! oe aati: Beer’ @ isa 3 OIn®G } prec the more compicte information contained im the circular, copies ef eehich b.: small and dark. 45 ag ’ | Bi / ‘ VEALS——Choice. 1: 304180 Ibs. ty oe | | | | may be obtained upon request. . } Ser 200 hes, j 4% 1Se 200 uP. 13@ me . a ir’ ya r 3 vie _ ‘ ’ ’ , 04 f 7 @ a 5 . = > “ ° -. . > Sap ° : ; : : ry . ‘ ' . . ; teh. rough, coarec. underted, — aang Te ibit ia ie Ee ae Pics, SP arly tie yee ee | : OF {) ogee ad Pa in oe aS 1 # | These debentures are offered for delivery when, as and if issued and received by us and subject to approvai oe.—Iniernationa! | “Selec: spring «eee aot ck. 3°.¢@ anion. will be on displa) ie ae » mrs ae 3 3! 1 of counst me Lega) proccedipvgs iu copuection with the issuance of these debentures are to be passed upon ; ner eile “_— ‘ ee] 4 gc, thin sheep, oF, in the ? inn ‘a - a . ' — rig . 144 . , ‘ yi = rs ‘4 *f Jf } ’ Ds | } i } far Th ban KeTs hy Moesars : kk yehm ore. Bishe °® anu Ste ern. New 5 Orz. an ] for t} ie@ Ss TSl epi thy Me ears. Das i. : : “t) "ar etiye ‘ () 4 i : 2 r : 4 I . : a Tt ‘ se . , : de Lo ‘ ye, Fe . ~ = : ae ; Wardwel’. Gardiner and Reed. New York. and “Messrs. Ro pes, Gray, Bovde n and Perkins. Boston. It & ihrouwg!); oe | ———— ° #) Cust «x ‘ , : : Company. om MILK —Delivered in S*. L ous, os per Slireet«. , ‘ | : eo : a in ‘ . ‘ . » Ae of yz, 5 , - é d : Ho | | See? ere tor eae ) =e ue ; vgs by VIP its © St OM | ih expected that temporary debentures or interim receipts will be available for delivery om or about Apri a 07,589 AUTOS Ih N FEBRUARY SE Soa 180% Sor TMS AMS [Ets Sac Fbitai gee pire ree‘ FRUIT MARKET Ws mance mt Decca Beaten |imer> Rotman 7) 2 OF” 6% 7” | Sinai mt B 190 100100 "Sao Paulo 8 52 8034 [194 a Price 100 and Interest. fronvertb from 1M: ~4 6 i oa Makers |, . y rations Clars » . » 7 sf , / w F 1 os 4 >a 1 | . i] 105 | . | --Following are today's shel bake! white © February. a} ; 1. eemessims jut J: rig o eta re | re rae , hee, | ,. = + . - This offs tg is ¢ siy by those of the undersigned cho are aus licemicd dea@ieri im securttics in Missouri. mad yevierday an | Apple price range: pug " . Meords ; ement o ba - Frhs ; y ) in . : ; : 7 ~. ao Ty'’a i ean. $j.: “07 a ; “* ~~: - vin gi 8 for n TA Yy ; m4 tf iv . . } : ‘ ’ f p 1 4 | . } ; s } \\ , ‘oe 3 p4 - e gee 8 Soaed tance jomathane. roman I Avy, | Peter th Fe leral Reserve Bank | 1S e ae ott) Soo ate aaah of 4m 17 ieee 0st 032 Tn | ase Securities esporetion ers Company of New To arris irust vings | eoeting &31.. | “inee eh ae ” avi. laa 2.708 yp leago ss l tod: — a4 Q Tes Rs Bh" he | , Organ eed os “. W. Harrie & Co. 1882, lecerperated 1907 win be gold | 2 {Out .F alg. 1 1-20 wanes The ene , , ihe e 4 oP Be ind A d ia 6 D6 i S: : 7 “— :

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___* §ELOUIS POST-DISPATCH__—- ____ THURSDAY, MARCH -28, 1929_ __. ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH by : — SHARES SOLD “EM 208k. March 22—— ’ ; RKET TABLE SYMBOLS ="";“Sa0t} U Total sles om the New , . extras. (4) Partly sterk. «f) . ; 4.765.400 } r azo. re I lea fro dan. 1 dat — ; , ne i tied) ia _ ee, oS hie (COMPLETE ) Unchansed. Sales (ep omitiog? (ss) ot a INCOME TREBLE 192] | | | . | EE AGS aE STONES SSS Swe peace age. - BY SPECIAL ASSOCIATED PRESS WIRE. Spe tereretactanriane ee re ee et er ee ee Net +Prev. 1929 Stocks and \noeval Net -Prev. 1929 stocks and \nnual | + Prev. 1929 Stocks and Annual | : ' - , = : ; , ania . ‘ Sales Hich. Law. ke. Ch ose flich. Lae. Div. im Pdotlar~. Sales High. OMPITLATION STOC ’ ET rE Ee High. Low. Div. in Dollars. Sales High. Low. ¢ Chinge High. Low. Div. in Dollars — N EX HAN f ‘ (PILA STOCK {ARKFE AVERAGES. . . = : a js 4a 74 le : co te 75 rac Coast 2d pid sae 50 20 _ See te $54 | Gt West pf . 99s ae Sees. ed 7 : | Indnstrialx. Railroads. Utilities. sa ees beeace “air ae ae oe . a - eee | . oe | Thursday . 217.5 132.0 212.8 at ae et a cute @ 85 l4 Bi%i+ 21 ey | : Al C] Wednesday 213.6 130.5 209.0 aie 2c hh eM WS of 7. nie vr 646 naan pe Wagner Electric Also Closes) wok ace . ae mo ge i 461 *h Z 140 Nae. |. i338 Independe: Year ago . 162.9 124.9 141.7 at Better Level—Scullin nich i929 ed 223.5 141.2 222.9 Low, 1929 .. 201.8 128.6 193.1 I ee Re, atte epee . ce — > ww ~~ 6 +Prev. 1929 stocks and Annaal | Hizh. Low. Div. in Dollars. Sales High. Low. 24% O9', Abitithi P & Pap.. 10°, 40 15% ] t o% HE Associate or the Ne . 4 . an. a 16 > @ oe ~~) Ge te wm 18 08 a - Ff rere _~_ = ‘ {braham & Straus 144 2.2. Adan 2 re: O. I99d » 34 \dame M - > SU oe ao. oe 2 ae 6 tA ~ ts ote @ ow Ot +t +3 as equivalent ft ompared with 5 on fewer shares. i Sparks- Withington Cc Jackson Wich.. man at a cy : automo- ee Se eae ee ee ee Faewes** ‘bile accessories a! oO. fre-| ported ‘os = 7 Jan. ++ equivalent OG ¢: common share. Net prof | Holland Fur- nace Co.. Hovland, ich., increased | ed with $1,-/; + ght ab! ob? abt abt ‘ts & + te a | St. Louis Personal And Business Notes —— ‘rew Co. with plants Detroit and Hartford. mn increase in net 42.448 from $577,758! w«! a ee *-- P&L pt BS Pe oe oe é New York Steel YORK. March 28.—Steel —_— ee rem 4 xd PESO Ee ee ean ¥ ~ ae poet ew - eee, oe fee > * se fr a Hine eis vom -_ - e : ‘ , ) I ‘ é ; ,Y 84 -_-% Rreuger & Tor ma | ‘asi 23 oi ae Coop rr & ¢o. : : -™ & ‘ = = ” : y. POEL he heer i a eee Ms am Leet RAS PA ARVO Toph on) Soars “ oh: i Sn eee tg eb ae forge y st a RAG Esp, > Wall Street 4 | ‘7 | | | | 7 t + ) | tastiman kodak s ' Ax}. News and Comment : 65, Elec Aute na @ 3 : . : aye ’ ' say - ; ) ' : | ; | ' = a. a : . = 194%. 155 aay Stores - . , eee 4 Prompt, Accurate ot, Louis Stock Exchange Quotations . Cone Con Augustine & Co. | =; o | ( Othe 431. Fairbanks Morse 3 ; wrest © 1OK . Stocks and Bonds Con Faird Mors 2S . athi ; .) 54h SI alieea a “ent eg @ ee ag | Members St. Lowia Stock Exchange 400 Security Building ST. LOUIS Telephones CHestnut 3980 - Long Distance 31 —_——~ | Recommended for Professional Men Because Fidelity 6" First Mort- sage Bonds offer exceptional Deng security with high rate of yield, pune t they are the choice of many pro- tessional men with surpius funds to imvest. Let us send you our list of available issues. Mailed with blieati =n (.abriel snub A Het | tet, wn it RAR ere = ah te -, ‘ . e oe — ee Kansas City, Missour! The regular quarterly divi Gends of $1.75 per share on the io First Preferred Stock, $1.00 per share on the Class A - and $1.00 per share on Class C Stock. will be Daid on April 15, 1929, to the Stockhoiders of record on ~~ 1, 1929, at 3:00 oclock Se ee ee ponte Fateh petiner ve Oey eee ~ ree ~ a Stock hoiders Cleveland ha ren Se ttt 44TH shares frem | ) anagch fT) . ' mh : Hahn Dept stores | ape ————— : " ‘ gos : : , I . Hi i . 1 ’ 7 ‘ f . ‘ “ . . a t }- + -? a o@pan bf and . Yih te ies a eo ee CNT ae + im rh . . 7 *. dereased 7.0°R Heo. « | , ' | . . > : lolander , a , " A. ell supply ernest " Al ee : — - ; : , . = ~~ . a ; ae. . \A a ‘ The DPC ott ge or = : ‘ br Hiy tn 45.44 per ‘met arek el Gieceunt 5 € c+lel | 7’ {> ,’ as — (omtinucd on Next Page. -

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et es Bene. sh alegmn athe ot ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1929_ aes ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ PAGE 41 ’ : | NEW YORK CURB (COMPLETE) | ST. LOUIS STOCKS _ | New York Stock Market (Continued) ABLE SYMBO ~-—sagge ige toms tras. (b) tncioding tras. and \onual in - -. Proll G dicilt yd ae | ents AGE | sX-T1 s%, 1 Saies, high, iow, Close and ne iy mm Pbolbars. sales High. low. Close. Oh’ Share 4 « - pasisstirael a . n é seule ’ rnitt saies 000 omitted it : a ICKS 4 . @ T) i ked uotations a a uisoO give ‘ pon . e e eo ne ‘ r on Bk { KITY. & . ‘ “ a ie “lo A ari A — — ; \ ™ ‘ac Coast 2d ‘pid so 30 30 us Fewe , ‘Betas ee: a dit SF ~ales.| High. Low.) Clove a oo + Dividends in Deliars Seles High. 1 chs . ; — : . >We’ g & Tc ~~ ’ - . ee ee > , Jf oo yy! St om t.? . es tign. AS. ‘ze ; a “ , md . = - - ’ i STOc AS. i a ‘ ; . ™ se ee ios 5) ,- . - - — } ti : " : \ ‘nad e* , 4h " . , : a , T> t ‘ oe ~ “ , = - } “~* oe r i» . ; " os rf , & 5 2 he - " : 2 a ® 6 ee es ‘ , ’ . . ("e7 heen i ithe tin ahath, Chas seit Pa 4, \ om yea Ae ses Si aR te - y ‘ I ee ee Le es a at ah att ah af at oh a ee a Pa aR rae ar oy ce lal rs a 4 7 y ican rf ; 60. Wabash Ry \ Wabash pf A’ 5... Walgreet 7. A 1 104%%/104% gparks-Withington Mich., manufactur pile accessories an pedt see ad's Cadrsinge GLa t ATiuss. ' ASsred —h £ te Par oe are ’ - ith plant es ae ’ : , ms se oe 54 3a) 33% 4 Jetroit and artford,!) Art Me ; : 3 +) , ' lo preterence Meyer-Blanke *] ' a ' slomn lehe eo gt Chicago. . xi “s ong 0 ‘ : : a : ye .o Lut’ . ¢ 4 } : ey . ‘ : ‘ p~ > ? » M + Caer eee EEE 3 : ‘ } } ey? iF a . - a “ f ; J] ‘y ae ’ - ; . . . ‘ , oo “7 -_ o* 4 of TW i : - Ay — I al Mines 1 | 6 1% | ae eee ' : . lobe) re sees 7 ° ie 34 ston Elec Ins 42% 35%) 41%\>+ 34 | 34 Eagle Oil 2 37 Niotor Co } 7 * a a | RKM Spe ctf3% White Sew Machine Ke Baio Cory of Am 000: 10655 + 034 & co. ES as ee te ones 02 excuanmes witt we ovosen | RUMOR L. 1. & I. SE leo High Be 2 es: “Sepaoyiag | Ce RO cee CR ENCE OEE EOE NE ibreeniiterienilll | Ads) |\ a or or oe oe ee . _ ed e« ° & a BS ~ egy i rt aan | , , | Wilson & | A.. | New York Curb Association & E Pow 4 > it 55%) 5 Municipal Ser = at ty Zt : ol 4 : 2 lence oe oe a 1. 192% Woolworth Co 6... : 203 %4/205% | + Chicego Stock Exchange N at . ’ : 74 ' ar es ae wah ca Worth P & Mech... %| 49%! 50 " . ’ - Wright Aero 2.. Z 245 (254 St. Louis Stock Exchange eet mm be . iu 44 a +4 4 4] hag f _ . : f of > ' ” Ds ‘ Lrie@] ritié cL Tif 9mmodi : eras es aes me 4 val Wrigles (Wm) 3 “ b i | 72 1s | Chicago Board ot Trade | Bris t Stas j > :: : 1] Lu LOG % Wii gy : _ ba | epee en” a — aes eer |/ reported in Wall Street today th Yale & T Mfg 4...| SS Spores - ; “ ‘% ‘ " " J : ”-. Yellow T & Coach ; 39% New York Cotton Exchange ns & Sirat 0 2 , ,| 34g | wo , a 4 ‘ + GU: ¢ i, s | wins . mn | | , t " rida} T stock and cur eh coterie r ee Nei Ceal Ee - Young S&W 2%b 7%' 67 | ST j— St. Louis Merchants Exchange an au a ; r 0 " On ¥ : 7 | | : oi ge | 2 ea , we eT a ae : . se | nino 2D } a car. a hich 102 Youngstown SAT £ 120%j129%i4+ 9 = : ) ot tet SOATMEN S BANK on As yee | ey ee ee os | abel enlace a 6.3.” eh nase sth : 4. Telegrap! : - eee - awe, 8 ig ie OR SUILDING Cethul ‘Co 1 40% aa “401 Sang “Stores ) Bats 3d 4 7 DOMESTIC BONDS. ete } - | the Se ee ee : open, ° 11.9: GCirfiers 4600 ed Pu : : : is 33% ate a a0” : ¥ 3 i ) is Mabata Pap 0) ot Estat Sag . La uis Stock Ex ‘ ge | th aa oi tin Miata wn “ ic te liver j. Anderson & Co. Good Friday ee il @& 718 Locust Street ee eae Members ‘ ae c | r@! Jan arbora resi ii? \ew Yor ~hicago an oe. Sane WABASH REVENUES BETTER acne or favtio, decinea” to i Ssasche has CORONADO HOTEL St Louis Stock Exchanges - Salewus Stores 3 2 - rs Prompt, — paws t t Mt A ul be 40 4, I Ol : ne : ros oor ; Aa 158% | 4 . . 4 , : , : “Ting root Eat ‘ 0] t oi - ees iti wie 1 + > Mateway S 7 pe p . 10: heciets' Gab mer ae ~-a'} waa? | Cornelia | 45% 4 6%). Oo Se Oe | eee Wi -tilway Company amount-/ wonjing from International Tel | Lasted and unlisted Stocks and “Bonds bought and sold om commission Bureway. | pc Pp waa V 9O% F Fdode Accurate hilds pt 7 “20 1 AT ty if ine OD BD | OH) te a 2m d a I ‘ ra : ; s« . i ‘ 4 ; : . - Py : : i ; ' Se ‘ [> . : . ° ‘ ; : . 7 . ‘ ~* . . 4 . ‘ . ‘ ™ es? ’ ‘ ' ‘ - ‘ Py ‘ ; ‘ St.Louis Stock Exch @ fom fom. oia_ .atun, Vigoss act» | Ringame Soares 8 2% 48) 8 | bat Sedan gs “aa | Salsas ase aie ts toon 6% First Mortgage Bonds . y os DP ; | | ) Ls 2%ei ost po Mt, Ele | a aie ) er apn Fee ses adie cently segregaes & A widely diversified list secured by highly improved in- Augustine & Cons Film In : p| 2% agi: AR |. ote! Seu N RK Equi; Te ee , 107% ) yea! ‘ommunicatior winess by th wei edidieiiens Tlie Estate, located in the best sections Stocks and Bonds Laun Cor . ivt, {3 an Wy +s st * ; n § one + ‘ oe r the 1 mio — se anew 7 . ae ss oe of St. Levis and immediate suburbs. Ask for our list. Quotations | ie aes = . Members St. Louis Stock Exchange ee ee | t ga. | Nel ; ter | ps , 104, es io 3 ihe + re y ° — a ow . sed ah die then Cee Convenient Amounts Choice of Maturities : : . cr 4 : . . ‘ . , doe e ; ° , ru rij ‘ ‘ St i | : ¢ . 7 Mmimons Co : oi ' mT : -* ta ris 2% ) : lis acti as take! facilitat $100 $500 $1000 6 Months to 10 Years Bimimions Cos. -.. F887 | Bat 400 Security Building me Geerseny’”. 7's} gol soul soi | pine, 8b re | oo See 1d ee ee ent rt tor this action was taken to facilita . Binclair ¢ Jb i1381) 414% 408 : ST. LOUIS na) Bee ee eee . 05) 95. | he same period in i928. Railway |'R@ consolidation of er FF-SCHIELD & COMPANY Skelt - ot 844 ot le File Telephones idee sewage — | : ae ye Eve + : , , " $ 99 as + pared pieoeranges am mnes nes eS 315 N. St. MAin 3828 ss. Be : ce os art ose 2 CHestnut 3980 - Long Dis ? yy? | i,t : . pi hick: : ; . 4 jy i a ‘SoU Bo (au Sorurtioe sOutie: ; Porto buthern Ft: BuUthern ky Ss: §§1 fou Ey M&O etis 4 50110 110 110 , R d d Ding (Chalfar : :: : ‘ ecommen e eS within: aiRs {180% 14 f poe fessional Meni} we 3%; , eG ELA) 1) 20%) 21% 21% | Biek DeL | ae aE aia seamen Geli MR. HENRY T. DUNN Professional ! Derby Ol | Ml 3%) 2%! 3%.| Rene Gne crs ee : ca oe } . ae Dohler “Die i. PO % |, do, war... 4 : | ms ow te 5 : 8S a Curb Sales—Continued | has been understood to lev: | (pelea , a ae ct ft : ° 1 31 | 4 51 b. y bol shit RIT) Sules High. Low. (hose Pine pevitro! eo to our & hicago office where he wil! continue to supere- security with high rate of yield, ee, \andews saea “inen hs ‘Dos 125. 320" 3144 319” | Georgia | | i oF | 9 neg, OO aa, A ee eee vise our Southwest territory, and the appointment of they are the choice of many pro- Durant Mot ... 34 Ryo lee, pope rh ae ht ae ae : ae , St ) | : RUN " seis ot earnenl fessional men with surplus funds a a - 723) os i ae ry) A 8 , 2 ' ; ‘ P ~~ "| @ — etait siti : oP ace : Ln @) dress ae ie" eel. % to invest. Let us send you our rby Oi) pi 48 ” co ——— ) bs) . ain | | 6 | ug | Wit seas | z ie ae tiie. MR. JOHN W. DIETZ and Oi NY ice 7a 143 % 1 ye list of available issues. . St age saul os a0 | $1 hy ' | sng nk Pagan : Btund Plat¢ Gi! a “ee varia 1 Mailed without obligation rn age lel eniseatu lie. iaen : uss : Sd He "5% | int & 3 47| otal Of | . : ; oC : 7 municatic Bt between | 7 as manager of our St. Louis office Standard eck T? W. are pleased to announce the transfer of se A ee —_ — - Rromibere Cannan ee re ae re |= 18, mire ower) 14 afte) 418 48% | Progice Goctmiie SAUTE GER BAUR | Kop Cag Coat Jann 4 ha “>. So. RAILROAD FEBRUARY REPORTS =, MUiiieker Corp sa’ S11 84%' 812 ie Bt bon ¢ MORTGAGE CO ameWalle’ Lead) a3 ig ay. gees | Produce | . ae HLRUAU FEDRY : MR. G. F. ABRELL _— MR. J. W. KUHLMAN ~ JRATED WU ™ i Me de lic le Soul New Y. se of $1.75 per share on in. Mevnee 1K 4a] ana) 4s oe + ¥ ) so a eit saath ae | : sl, 90%] See Oe ee wen : “ ew York AHOLD mio 3.4 ‘ ’ the 79, First Preferred Stock, 7 ge ggente yay ¥. , 4 *: | woes é ) "a ‘ q o v4 i = aw tisk Kubber Authorize Siock Tui- & 231 South La Salle Street “ha Wat 4 ~v* Ber share 6 the Class AY rel ‘repro: n i >. Jk t me Pal tI , ; ? ' ee creased Chicago Mie Wa i | ait | Stock, and $1.00 per share on n Ldy Ma new, 4 |254—! © 2 My Creek Cot in 44 43 , an 1100. 100 : : ! ! ! NEW YORK. Merch 2*°~ ro at | the Class C Stock. will be jf Gr Poser . | Saat $01 990 ikaw a co @ OFly | , up | ta Agente ert Se ee oe | f ptlanenocie Milwaukee Grand Rapido a bald on April 15, 1929, to the en BR & Ci) pid, of 8 ) te R Esia aay Ag @% 108 7 110 x : 7 aa , 20) 1 ‘) 304 iva : , . ‘ . . . . . 25 12 New York, March 13th, 1929 ete i!) Sout ae | BMy | Singer Mie Lt Ae agg agli Me 107% te he ee 3 ; 4 oe 905 Security Building, St. Louis, Mo. {trent Bee —— =. 3 Let ree. = i) ae + Hnderwoeoed § pf 7 nize rt lle , The mmion Bag & Paper l. 3a ae oe repaig, Poe of Inrectore have declared & pardiat im a ' 7 is | | ' "7%. : : : , , , : the sale imion Carbide | 2 216%, 27) ieee Svidend of a Corp P; 92165 (Lost oan ; - 3 ’ ) ) . | . This organization can carry on confidential negotiations looking to mergers, 77 “ae P . : — — ' ap Ter cent 1% Fe! ' ln ana: ine : ; 3 i - ‘ , ore : 7 “ ‘ ee — ‘ , . , , ° ; 7 . — . Baten Oil of Cal 2) 75 1% Stk, = Pemative ig Preferred Stock h » Cand: ot ad : Rou P @ tL * af Pee io ; | + of business or the purchase of business anywhere. Can furnish additional capital for mio Pacit 1G. i3 219431 1: - @NG a regular quarterly d & & ~potediaes 2 +7 ' , | ' , re : th ¢ : : . . | didi SUE auphalt mr oon (is Hayeatt Co . 14) T5%! T4%) 7 i +a tad | = | Wl, Use | vy, 91 established concerns, or act as counsel in financial matters. Cumulative t Preferred Stock ; : , * ; ‘ . sree :: SS i « ' nih sabe ; urrent quarter 2B. to holders 01 Hel Bu on ae 4 : ; ou ipe “ee 1 16%) 16% 1 pu Cal 1 siee | 5O8) Bes ; : - si 8 n 2 $1,000,000 and over to loan on improved real estate Ist mort- | at’ ) mo) . . 1 93 | os , "| AS gages, such as residences—flats—apartments—office buildings. ; : ' ’ (OK dt 649 ° 4% 3 . allied Transfer books Homankia (1 ‘Th? ter nf 1.70 : : Morn & Oo pfd Assistant Treaeurer Horn & Hiardart fontinued on Next oo BSS abn Sra Ac 0 aml in hil oe Freee i Ne a a ed Lae - esis ee

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LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ PAGE 42 ___ ; __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —_ ————eEE — ST.LO ADVERTISEMENT et Ons AMR SS MEAT ES REPLI PE Le I eT INT eager - | ie iss ia W Sufferi | Skilled and sie persons I ashions Taueveles ur) QUE STANDING VALUES] = ———— ee THURSI'A\, a ee eee Ry Pipe tigen? tt an Ge ae Oe * a ee vy *s: al ey be es ‘ a Reis am : ; b Lack A Ah Jreb tet 4 HANDS AC Z WE ccetltucce Fh eect te eer ree 7? ead nnn ” me — _— —_ _-— a ae wry | , ee onee thee 4 Oe 8 RR ee oe ee qr Ne ee hn Mae Ss ss ee Se ee ee ee ee ee a i i, tahie., ’ er . ¢ i = - . 4° » -, nr ¥ > »5 > . ; : > y. a ; .\ ‘ ~ ; P| . : ame . ’ - . ? | . ‘i 44 s . s : A . . ™ ; . > ; .* . . , x iatrit SiiCanCT ind ' ' =* as : ~~ a7% . ; ~~ ' 7 . Z : ; : * > : ‘re ha Vy ery oom n avi DaChn i i i : - . ~ ’ . 1 . ; _ i. '- ‘* > , i 4 " . . " 5 ‘> Pm ; 3 : - Li’ of a : ' — “ ' , : ‘ : . ig Special er eh * 4 - wt 2 = : | oe 2 of $123. rh yy y $4 Cash Delivers This 9x12 EXTRA] P| i reneers over selected cabinet la Wool Wilton Rug = SPECIALS! = aia ‘s ‘$19.75 ” $9.7 — $9.75 $9.75 $15.00 $19.75 RaADARD NON HarompenRe>?’** Reena neererseener ers ry. ~ s Goeccrcsrerrs PEPE EEE LECPLERECEEBEEE LF » 4 Aes — at >~ Major Charles B. Hzzeltine, left; Beautiful . 54+) te Very Low 4s Acce . ae ) reaching across the ‘nternation: S Desi in Price Bic tos SR | See Gonzales, the commzading offic esigns - = A ee Kk a VL us TO KEEP BE | :, , Br CE ERIS S * ae ae be WOO Chest of ae. ee to. . os nn Drawers ; ec sree . | x Pa shia dha ¥ : ss ae . z sail Se $50.00 SSS RES SRS TES oT Aa. BROS Da B Be ad SS SAR MBS. GEORGE OTT. bn a, VIN sy 7 iach 5 Uae tee. PS 209 Cage fle BE OOR g Bet ee Pel Re ee RY OG Sa ge riiate eo Ean 8 RRS tony geen hey ee ee ee ee i >>> 23239552333 aa22 oe : | eng Rama ser cto ie THREE-ROOM ientiic Michi Lun ' ss — VS s - VMade in terman’ $139.75 4 wonderta! Sess SSS SSS SEALS SESS mapnnananpapnnans rd: arrestee Syren I . these who are In need =n complete ~— Tebae Fe9 dbupts te tmneludes ever iurniture and rugs HO MH Slack Leaves Ahartoum ‘ | ~ > » Cas Delivers This 3-Pe. som health n this super-comro } | $3 Cash Delivers This ee. Ott sai Ns ee Kroehler Bed-Davenport Suite hare N 2 GOBS SEE ¢ msi, the . Uy TTL, Leenard *“ige in mv ee Refrigerator “bb a. Ss hs oe , . s.eep was CcPusye ~~ gy and strength. ’ DIVA * a source of mise: never a pleasure. M: bighly acid, with seve mains taking their _ 5s . . *. 5 . » .s5 .- - —— tarrdal condition br Oe eee Sree eran Tae Oe ae Saas 5 ae Th aes ole Rue ~~ ren SV Vawy | ng. buzzing noise in cous dripped into m mage that organ was sick all o' «athe . hor . ng about Ronjola tpat { wonde! . > . : . i? 1A;« mecicrne ™ ; :} y - decided to find out for mrsel?. Tha’ iecision was t turning poln’ " * Inne wh reali »* Kms as Rot B+ Bd a TeAi ! : ‘ ola Was the medicine ] uld ha Sag it ‘ iid tia work quickly. With ¥ a ae . . ee ee ee ee RMON i.e Sr Dee te De a eh shee oe & .** rat whatever wan Tent to the sou ried up tue mu and elimin r?4 ‘ ° the roaring, buzzing voise en ee as Range — ‘ ie -= strength and energy took the ya | So Cash Delivers This of the worn-out sensation. I hay gained in weight to an. astonishing . 7 7 f/ r “= x | Y ’ ‘ st . . o . ‘ : th 2D | extent. Konjola has made anot! | | 3 | person of me. and 1 am better in ) | | every way today, than I have been 2 c LEDRDSDOD* EL ~ ‘ ~ we ee A —_—s ——- Se ee a >> > Wa a’ SS — 6 dint hk eg dil hillaaiatas ease teenie dling, rene i mw 7 WAR oe. - ~ a... . oa * ] Cy. ort, a OOS hea» ane ‘ ty Selah mas Lee + Daye py <8 Pek m3 as race es Oe ie wae sh ited ER Oe 2 ee SS a Pat SN ee es seme oN . . WA si f

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Fiction— Fashions Household Topics and Women’s Features Jk e°. Popular Comics News Photographs CLAM LA. Witt ih iy THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 142 . , id ) — rps. * . ih 2s. 1? € PAGE - Yate WY VIM MU Nh hh hhh hhh tt A MZ, LLL Vy Wy YY WM MM“ NM hhh tht bbe t dtd dt tit tl th ep phtts . / % Y 4% Y Wty My 4 4 ft if 4 MAY Wy ; hh As %, Lt ‘ W Yldiiidiiitittip “Ullllttyyy _ Me 4 WHY Lcd ddd dbddddddddeddddledlda Witty Y Y; Y) Y% ; Z HANDS ACROSS THE BORDER joe 44 U4 OO eel , hu, / ae “A hd, Z ~ * * WN d WS > Se ‘ - MON —- ~ ON THE BEACH AT WAIKIKI 7°” yy. j Wa Wbdda We Wes Y "ag ‘ oe te, % UY ” a ‘ yz Vl ilidtdtthtidttt itil itll} VLMELLLLLLL, VM LLL dd WO EEE 7 CACHED LECAABAEEE EE AAA HOF ost, SS OOK WHHK RQ WH» WY SY ’ , J _——. J . J yA ¥ 1 ‘ 4 4 LY fe COCOHAEELAAAFAAAGG a vo , eo SE... 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_ THURSDAY THURSDAY Bi. MARCH 2%, 1929. || Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine mARCH 1a Hey PAGE 44 ! , | ; = .7 | > err ‘ : | Paitin ae : “ie Py ee : a ‘ THE WAY | CROSS-WOR Children’s Bedtime Story |) '°7" ‘Oidn Times | SUDIE Science for Everybody | By THORNTON W. BURGESS. eg By Colin G. Welles, Ph. D. arricd W Ola: | y 7 et Ss . » tomb of th ah, a re ' . . E58 —_ A W OMAN oid |__ a ee FARMER BROWN’S BOY |S (anent 2066 & Ch. Seb teens WHY WE HAVE COLD YEARS ne ig AF | the primitive. wooden sand with "S been a coi ear, and peo- year as - | By Helen Rowland 1 : : 7 ——_— > -— ——- — : i **s 42 | a ’ AK MAR ’ ** : ~ be 4 . ~ . — " *e *eta'es | Which we ove« no Lt > are won : " once sa, Ge iets te Rea ee ee eee ee Eo aia eee Sgt. ML cna HTT Pte Cait —( fr — La haar ae? Pe Ma RT! age . wate L i ltaly ee ss. ‘ | ; 7 : * . > ; | On — , evy 7 } ’ ‘ , : 3 , write ff \ s. a . E s LL — - — > ey now and tocn, some) gasculine philosopher goes; wt of his Way tt prove; milics Ou. ©. er P : 23° omen reseémd.c ats wiufle | * ¥ . e + > ss oe ani: : ; ser bie seen ese 46 ee TLiscLaAL, | mes ree : spe Cot - , . pO MEN RESEMBLE CATS? || oe e Hy mn easy ex- There were other +ss © earth : HE A HEY’RE tr: . > — LLIeSse Cc probably ' 5 g a Zz oad 1 ier gets a perfectly good Not becatise I: == Dut. ~ccause and envy CATS! . _ P f cause Northern is not ect our REO et REE iN ery Sat SLAY Foy PO APE wr, Pel OS Ck . cere tare ete tete ete oe , = . , » o : . , - Js ; a r. Sroka seterete” - re _ - ee oe : | ir. 3 un . the cat bis perc vy tne we | ; an gc if-assurance, his beaut- reecs : rnp : ' ‘hos 4 a’ ca. - aes al temp! = 1] P - _ . , ” " . _ oan SU : r nie gelf-comst 3 “* ocy. - 5 piacid in- : | ie 7 a i years — > See ful neatness and ded cocoanut and peur buttered pan. Mark inte set aside to harden. recent History. -« was scarcely fore %?r rune | ".ease sO™e- | ~ge PD ax ; Lem i On ¢ a cat takes a liking | " lier may come and | >—bet the cat stays| By ac ae ) ¥ a woman, on the| Mes of: 2 | hand, wil O.uoW the man | “PPerm volcano Mayon erupted last other nd, ng . ah, [ees Whe they love *°o the encs Ot the eam : De ang women are always wan- her tas st snooping into the and trying «0 ———. NOE FREE OFFER IN COUPON BELOWw | > °°! (°°: oo ———— SPY BOR IN rata nee ER IOI PEE LAER OURO IONE gaa 6 te — _- F: ; “a mi “3 a . P 7 ™ - “ny ine ae ee ee Pin. trae Begs bet heey \ Pes a Lt iano ae. i Pi pgs . he Sak De Haag ye i x 4 * a Ray Tse sp oe! The . » we ihe shania aa age aie Ni Rae ; acad ore ; to be. Wh = = : si : ‘ . = 3 i ; a ; 4 - ~ , 4 - : could | i } . ‘ ~ ; i " X s ad ‘ ad . . A _ : | om ‘ : : »*w a r . DOWN ee Seer .. vin aes — ae . a hen He ha , é - - Ace . a 4 i _ + . . > - — = - ” - . aa . a ' — , - ' . . } ‘ > ‘ — ms ° . . : : : ‘ = nped } ‘ : 0! Ons lueé j Lil : . ’ . st . po ‘ Oe —— P a : : VA 4 Zs . > P a! 3 . : ie : , ; ‘ Lh . j . 4 " : + -_ e % - ae . j > ms Bek ; married iit Ssupre crateful for 2 pat! tien for . . > ° + tice Selah 5B. Si : head. 4 a kind word or °F lace : f) at them. But a cat | *Pprop ‘ot Mi “The facts do! > : 4 . \aclier Dee the Judges are alio. + oy j ‘ : t; nStri ; , = 9 ‘ ‘ Ai : a (wo he et OG 500 mI : | lish pw « npatian hot t he Vv ar [reo r* ; . - ~ = : man ae ne men — _ ee ti ; at * a@i i1ie] + % Wii s Ov. S ” «a ’ 3 ’ . _ L.taivil tnHat ; : fe ‘ se see ane ; { arii e } Ney , ec : in i bow! law to grant alimony it pel com aD until e-half inch thick. ™! onl ja Meg Nalin ith a soup or goulash. One or . | Sristoc ' epee d ASS uve LU ae Spread wit] he butte ’ os. pili aig tee Eagan wo cioves will giv sufficient ‘order of has said: \ _ _— 7 . —— of the cases. NO @! eo . a . 1¢ + 2m Wilh Seii-Tespect z 3 bad eh : end a man flee tnconiinestiy ‘rvm anything flung at them—particu- lariy affection. x = oe A cat and a man will sit coidiy alimony NO across the room, and uttr ly ‘g -6re the woman who tries to wiur them with her tender advances But the woman who pretends not te note their presence, and treats them with polite indifference wil ° ° romen in business— hem pelts iacineen, wi — his om aged ne = tr Does Your Age W I u I pls sad bidding tar attention. It breaxs | there siees have been an excust Tell on You? . - : a dog's heart to be ignored—tt only | maski! ¥ _— | by * i | a old h 'O “ta oblem ’ “9 | : hurts a cat oe a : alimony so 1 se . | 90 3 - ee basis Bid cood-hye to fl ysieni pr i , a a ee orefer to 40 thelr , : a uing and HATE beings > ‘= o> 32 RS - * t ; ; 1 ; ’ rs . ? : ’ . z COM ur! mt — r F > 4 might not bec ige lines—hac- ‘ . ae ll =,s = . ‘reaiment vears ted to the support o: ——— are blotted out oe 2 ona elderly and BEFOR OVER NIGHT! _ 4 - ‘es. the better not ly t e ™ | *cause «ats 45 men sare men but many fair-minded teom- | Faces Remodeled : — . #£ if 3 broters, under the fart : *—those wh ant equa! right Wi ae Be ; = sy 4 ; “oprright. 12-9. put not special privileges— will ithout Surgery | >) ta | , UPPLY | suited. or Peeling! os ae le ee 2 = Bos } Use Mint Jell fj ER | , & ~ oe 3h aes liberal portion of Mint Rerictered T. S. Patent Office or "7 oa 4 " ae ae 3 . > Jell-well as a relish 7 too, as the base for Climb Down! precess fills agi holilew — cranes ) = Ain - @ ~~ )hCU whenever you serve lime attractive salads. Its meat, fowl] or fish. clear emerald-like (. WEEDS L i> al blemishes— m % # ee | . Bis be seit Bs. % , =. oil : rr pe - ; ane ‘ — " , See 4 i 4 a ee ? a The tartness of the Add hot warer to Mint Jeil-wel!l and tt o ~— the haw ume. . 7 i Sra ey Mint ideally comple- | S="Secsersecres Acccoe | Ireshness of spring © Lima Chase as “he appeared be- 4 , ‘ : ee Le Ne om ao > : , ‘ane - 7 : ; as ee Oe E | . segments trom membrane. Combine y h ove he started . 3 eB FF. : ments the flavor of | itirecd celery, When Jel-ecl ma | dish. «what i’ ne w . . Ture begins to congeal Diace stiout one . oe a — ; | Po | | 7 . BE 3 2 o 4 23 iol : : | = the meat. And being tourth of mrxrure in cold wer mold. Leading grocers —— ent te Add « fourth of the fruit and ceiery AFTER ewer phete- j by = ; ; = 4 2 3 * . aa 3 alkaline In reaction it mixture imro center of Jell-weil. Con- have Mint Jell-well. craph—the re- “2 . ‘ : eo SERENE me pe Ht Sone : : Se ae | umue mm same manner unc! mold is 2 Assurance, comfort, poise, fine groom- = i et helps to counteract | jateat russ cadsac sais | One 10 cent package ' é : : - a gt lell-weil. I Sr oo ‘® ing are made possible for the business Ri ee ee Special woman, at all times . . . because of Introductory Offer this new kind of sanitary vrotection. K FOUtLAR $7.00 HOME KKJUVENATING TREATMENT! SUP 7 | . bo ag 2] : Hen ee 7 ‘cl ft ; = yyy ; E R SI E rT = Pines a — S _. le i aR ae ee —_—o ee e VIRGINIA HOLMES, I am convineed that Jeil-well is best of the Dusiness Cares a mot Save plerely and safely hie form | K O TE X | 4440 East District Bivd., jel-~desserts and will giadly recommend it to five Lamoid on piate. the meat’s acidity. serves from six to tefl. t bettie Radiant seins = = hee Liew Benati fier ~s — . = cor of the na na ayers of Celluco ALMA-VITA COSMETIOLF ©9.. ae zs ‘ aes %E Ss Ul bers Of the pac are rounc- ‘ 2 ttoa ab- nid 4435 Olive St. St. Louis, Mo. (© UMes if$ OWN weight in mousture nc taper i conspicuous builk- sordDent wadding. | . Change Weeds to ing ¢down a rung at >. . ~ + ~ ~~. co . Cisposat seni” means mM Kn -6 6 wate : pA - is , | sz , : + Please nd me rour set as abewe at * on ue : paar - eaten ge om s Ciuimding sw ecta: intredection price of £5.50. WisyY i ClherRency situations Dut : es ured. z letter . _ - — ° . i —e , ‘tf @& SDeIe 1c. (alu ames Kotex is disposed of like ) Buy a box of Kotex today. I: is 45¢ iw in - J ~ 7 ) wucoOttOn absorbent wadding fora bh ‘°° ot see ™ 7 €ach downward step with- i. ae nae Seuc .. . 28 CITeCUONS ifn cach Dox tina a ‘OL a DOL OF 1.2 af any drug, dry goods = transpose . le " , . = 5 3 .* ~ ~ - ; ~ *. . a | ~~? (~~ r= es ” o= : > ° _—— mod n ia rermna oF * _ expiain. And there are certain : avers, Which can De acjusted Of aeparcment store, aiso obrainabie ony pant —_ a - 1a BIN ’ J . 457% . a : “T"} rm rryiis | ; 7 = . e © . Rt - AAPOR = perc CT ons = eet 4 *: 4, Sel; 6, ‘ ett : es oe ae — Awe The New Sanitary Pad which deodormas Si. ] 3 | | | ; ix Fruit Flavors and Mint | (Cemvriaht, 1828.0 t l the arin > e 7, future f them selves 4 Deeper? oy Schon) amewer theee Questions for WRITE OR CALL Al Ny DAY AND EVENING CLASSP< — ; Please schd me yoir catalog. Neme ... Address .. 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THURSDAY, enonepay , f MACHT Gs, i620, The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine 1] PAGE 45 | MARCH 28, 1520, F pience for Everybody _ TALES THAT TABLES TELL || THE HUMAN BODY || THE GARDEN IN SPRINGTIME || How to Guide ) | (National Garden Bureau) : | A Little Child ) : | Eu ust y Colin G. Welles, Ph. D. By Dr. Logan G. Clendening. By Agnes Lyne WE HAVE COLD YEARS l-.. boa: re e | CATHARTICS By Helen Rowland a Be cps ie 3 , %, ao ie : | N our classification of the causes; He has tried nearly everrthing. | , : | Sage 7 ee. BS | OF gaan WAR, Wea on: Diack Gade ee | HIS FRIENDS . 7 and peo- year and Krakatoa itself, why. once more. ! ae ' 1. | , t of thing Iti ly t sh — tte of constipation we considered! and when he came under treatment 8 Oi Lhi1LLI ES. nse Ie ched smoke and lava a ae Fi 4 7 ¥7 OB Sno that the ln ors? number ot cases he was taking fo - enormous dos mn Sail ally. cooling: so did Mount Etna nd , FSEMBLE CATS? | ei tg, Hil Pe rugs © a en . — FP Ss Se eee Bee an easy ex There we - they Say MEN RESL: RM Me od BR % Rd ’ . ; are due to bad habits And of all, a day of some laxative, going to Per t.0 wes MRR Pak tS , — tiene Lar ane other less notable dis. wv and then, some! | ¢QRyeewe: = Fh, 5 4 the cases of al] kinds the greatest] stool six or eight times, bu ; Pam ee s arth is cool- turbances of the earth’s - en ip” | al a we ' ; ip NE Pa , eke eg - Set 2 ae ee tee SB a of bis little boy's first sweet- . lowly ¢ all in all crust, by slit shiiosopner OCS | By Loe i. ee ; a Zi |mumber are due to the habit of} He thought he was constipated be ee? Po a eee 0g SL ead cee €) £\0O \ ‘ ior 4 “ i in ai ® there were enou h | , ; e . . : ry . Ay 3 , y “— OF 4s s os P ae > ‘ x“ ‘ ) } iy . - he ti e j cause he eit “ee ‘ ‘ , , ‘ re / as: 3 ht wr gs a ear , ros 7 “s sy * es eG Fo heart. | ruaraintee an { 4 to nil i: > his Way to prove ° + 5 | Se Sa . aes ke taking catnhartics. 1S > Still had a s2¢€ , = 5 : . oe ae yee 3 ; T jun man bro ight her in at : a e ci > . = bg ¥e iad " ’ F. ‘¢ ; ‘ A ul : , - . ” eal by ‘y > iy 4 ; | ne vis : i z >» blame. savy chilly summer y winter and a emble cats, while : ‘ “4 : : — 3 r 3 The usual picture of such a pa- fullness.” Ae - . , ' + na nace am: Gaia ial trical storms It will be int le that zobler animal, | ‘eee a > P 4 , ? | tient is frequently seen in any phy- An exaggerated ‘ase, you say. tay Uys P rom © pias i e ‘ nea : “9 ; nef phe nteresting to Bee | a ge : yg as 33 | sician’s office. I have a particular | but not so exaggerated asi vides : = - - announced that he was going te BO affect the whether the summer fulfills the} +. ig 7 P20 ’ ¥ '| patient in mind, whose story like | think Furthermore menarat , , : — marry her. He was about 6 and t benno rah ae me eir . ore patien . Al lhiddiu, Use « ry ie , ; —s re, exaggerated ‘ :" i f 7 . : do not know iiecaacemate . . 8 Oe may of the stories told by these ‘Or not, it at least n gnifi the Se. , a she was a year or more older. She ; avn & ‘a ; 4 Pte 4 " s ij Pre lé iy a © ‘ . ri PS ‘ - iiCSU ° é ae sL aor na 2S @ 6 ae. ‘ 1e - . ” Believe that (Copyright, 1929.) —— Ns 12 eg a oF es all . | pat! nts is almost unbelievable ordinary case of cathartic tation sat ex at 4 , was fat and dirty and possessed e WN the ce aa ¢ of me. > x . . 7 | patientS 18 aims INveMevanie, Sones g Ae h “a Lil LIC ils | : Se ' . - P rc age hern Molasses Candy “rise Sie n—but kecause a : ; j ; - 7 Ilis trouble started about five, #0 that you can see its faults \ eee is /of more appetite than intelligence. bd it is not! ‘ — ae ae ee : Pe aD: 1 | pan sag é >» | What hi: ‘Se y Vo | She was stuffy and slow and cer- Two cup ; ira ond ’ i ates ee Os ‘; vears ago when he had some sort! ia iappened to this patient? ; 4 ‘ : . : - ° : affect wae eur _ — ‘cooking molasses, 1 gdore admin a * : pe i —_ By i ’ ™ fluenzal infectior In the Well, to Zo back to the begin- ; Ns : ~ , tainly did not come ofa very good i of Tee pea % CUD vine. Bees | eS me ee : ae oo a we 4 oe ee ve . ite ning: of his fliness. he te hese 0G gE : fh 'family. But she was the girl of , poun butt , : the ca StUSes, len ne feit badly; hs sR malas ee a ee ye ts . ns ) . ire . me =)) »J le ea * Cup I envy P we mrance his be2auti- ae > : co Ei cate ne So: i ; . ] hh sir ht Jo ~_— = heroic dose of Saits a nd t! is dos ' . , PA . ' his choice and she char d him. ehredded cocoanut. Boil} molasse, calm gelf-aseurauce, siae ome at , ei wit a a poisoncs he tBougnt ne ought ana ew sit A . Maxie = es c ; , : d The little bov's mother was all Saliow -vears | *US®° and vinegar until it a iscency, his placid sn- | age . ie ag: Fa .. .4e- || get his bowels cleaned out, and for irritated the lining of his whole = : s | 2 ee , ollow -years * 3 it spins a dk aiaenthens ainll I a me é 5g Sic. are aptgmaianiastae geet agers) Foe {bowel. That’s where his fecline s>s.* : for casting out this unprepossessing thread. Remove from f } ove of neatness an a ie , : ahi this purpose he was advised to use 2Ciing | y have heen hoe - 4 ire, beat in gift a - iia ahie aan ho ae er : ait : ; P i. ; ie > ' ant p haw n of fullness came from TT) e in - —— , fiancee, But his father felt quite pees s adae 4e imperturvablve Mase, ‘ Pe Se eee ae . r — | 4psom Ssaits, CIN ar . ~ n i : « . : > . a - “ . . , pm ' . " st 2 ) K a a ae dadose—a i> } tour via - 4 ree ] 7 * igh into the set aside to somo nto Strips and gulin me nvy aman: Tn Ste 9 44 pe yee. ‘ SO ag os ta blespoo! Seite Ever since then tke tO Him as if there was something ‘ARDENS 1CyR Wwe cannot dictate for others. So volcanoes, | Palen , : Re se x i» di ve e —_, “oe ~~ Aner - “aS oe . P “> : 4 s i ‘ dé . i s* bi 1Z of A i Hess in : es — . - . . ere . > . m the £11n Ss | nm ; : . 4 ‘ Pe. . -. be % eet : % 2033 x te a / . pea . ee Bath id $ ide " . j ri 7 $ gen Bicome oj gre: mportance in Lie rue, be fore they were permitted | — : % . nn ag ears af * > * a * tA a ; ~ . Ae ae | > Pliiti da j' . Bi Ss] eit P| Gu ? %* / ’ @ for proof ADVER s . ? 4: rte oa Se A nee to retention pe . 193 emall garden. is important to|to piay together, she had usualiry . It is only women * 7 Mathie pc aeee? ee ‘ REELS ously to get rid ae ees substances | only way to get rid of his feeling i . earnest the garden; -scrubbing and fed great quantities eee SNY ow Professionals enffer from humuUity ; OM a ‘ 3 HW es oe eon 5 an antit } eo ‘ei of fullness was to stop the cathar- | sardener, something can be grown 2 mus carefully con-!of food, but this was no barrter ose who be- , 4 oe » oon ; % . rs pele shack H “ , 1 Sats until ne wa tics, But the only treatment he ;there which will give asure | sider: very detail of design. to their youthful happiness. The . « j > 4 re 2 r Li ad ; - >. 7 . . . p € one ’ ‘ :] . - | ¢ ‘yer “+ | . " we y rye? : - : : . ¥ : sae | $ s¥ tablespoonstul a day at applied was to take more of the | The small garden often call lt is not always possible to grew! affair ran its course until another t Ore of them. ss } ¢ ew ” pB of volcanic Give Lasti L s } se o:n sales gee A ra : 7 ; ‘ying please so:mne- ee a 5A red four-hour intervals and then, con-| ' | i | ing ustre aj Rea ee s sm . sph itervais and then, con- cure him all anyone needed #@ greater effort to produce an & grass in small gardens. But areas! and a fairer charmer usurped her any erup- | - ae " to in ate themselves , ee ie RS. Sicering the salts ineffective l tict} tt sit ist ic] ] in 1815—in- | Ti ° pody or ss Te one eC £ iP meet _ Ra. es oon : . bare | _ s6neees ee woe , = € ’ : VW as take awav his medicines | tistic and ait? iclive resuift, 1s as pa ‘ d \" ith fia rston¢ s, brick or piace, i : “vi .f rT LO a@av.ira' & Vis = | Ow 4 . . . ’ = . ‘ > them 1) T } in bf Tomborro, | 0 Finger Nails with some b¢ dy. © : ae. oS Re aia ‘opyright. 1929.) : ps . ———$———————— —= 5 : enone a small room in the house, We take! be gardens, Many plants will) must choose their own friends, In fumeg } ARL EWALD In his book “My ( Little Boy” writes charmingly ing explana- ose who say at his perfect poise, y gate : he 5 eet i! early \, hi hie a3 58 an obi > ; ray 2 i © tiv a» — » 4 thartic he took the more irritation al : ) +7 ’ wre “4 - a of his mucosa occurred so the more feeling of fullness he had. ‘The - iJ i 'in the furnishing and decoration of| other suitable surfacing may still} The moral is clear. Children lia. yody’s attention. ii a | eae ao — ° “ ') tous eee Ee . : >. BR RE eae | Was 1884. | Naturally, beauty } : i i aa: a ; y . % more care In cach ucta i ine e@7 thrive where grass refuses to do | our eyes their virtues and charms eos SO) finest touet accessories ; and Gio ) ha Y r ig 4 . a, . 2 DE u A T fect. When successful we al r so. And where the soll conditions; may be conspicuously absent, but ruption. of) lasting nail polish has heer a : a a tohle ; %,. re ms ‘ | | | CORA IONS FOR E S ER PAR » 4 i} paid by the small garden, as by! refuse to allow plants to be set it is not for us to pass judgment. that volcano | preferred manicuring necessity fo . eae sane : Be. aa eS Pe sss ane |}the Jittle reoosn, th an intimacy;in the ground they can be grown! Whoever they are, whatever they : . faxorité ‘ : Séiee ne thei ar Pe vests = : ‘ 16: | it high into} long ume. rs : . i eee | ‘and association not always felt injifi pots or tubs. Adverse condi-| are. we must take them in and destructive G} - than it is to cle ‘2 . - ora Vv 7 + >¢ yt of the i . e ‘ ~™ on, pore oti” , a me * « sa ~ or » “ar , nPe ‘ the Than ' = . , . . MC NOS | uiUieC 5, J10 ‘ . Ne AL LOT ws | «} ATin or" owe « ‘ etre ) : . » }- athla al oh ow " ” » he , “ 2. 2 oe ° rupted last | plexion, at all de “ your Com other hand, tongy a a4 the per ess who takes pleasure in suiting | choosing the A iss - the | 4 a5 =" ‘ and Stret il cre pe On the ta WiS surrounding the bare ol Si ri¢ mes may nore Asli i wT eT th re 1s lo. for al garden, W hen we mock our child's choice ud they love to the — vitae aaa her tables to the mood of the ve te . for mere beauty is rot [Peper Over tam. l'rom paper nap-j|of the basket place a wreath made| handled and close attention to col- | almost no plot is too small for its| o¢ friends we do violence to his tilt unte ales And if you think the answer this | s fent to creat esine oe gens can be cut and up of pale green foliage and small /or will be well repaid here. expression. best instincts. How can a child D4 *) i112 2 KR 4234428 &. ow @€Aai4t , = & © . 4 ‘ a ’ A 4 i ‘ ‘ "2 r fullv “)¢ . ] iT) the r decorative heme of this f aaa HE d scheme of this;napkins and if placed in harmon-/ more spacious surroundings. tions can usually be overcome. make them welcome. os eS t =F > ; — Dogs and women dering out snoopinbe nest ee rs Sater we land all wlaases of service take thei ' Pp s turned aside from them to see and all glasses of luke ~ iF sether at the idest part with stl-' be inserted between the €éges vith jing plates slash a strip of paper of Don't stress the point that spyi- on he plays with them down the leaull color and paste these, full,| ch. carrots, red beets, ete. are) street. How shall he learn toler- ied—and oft 0 I ware i er} a ce around edz: of plate, Berd han- | “good lor you " when rxing the ance if not by a catholic taste in a3, what cat and : a Geo pple ec oe aioe e ‘hoe otehed on | cardboard eggs in varying lengths|the flowers, It will be a surprise | dle to form an egg on top, wire | child's piate. Those words seem) friends? He will get on better mi for ne} sOWers al : ul entra hace . nh each egg. For the single; to the guests when vou remove the} handle wit ie colored paper an o take the flavor right out of the| with people all his life for having we be held by mai linge a 8 fecling.” ¢ * the picture. But the fairylik euch ut. embossed or gold-handed, 15S ” , ' ‘ lace i ¢} EOS SC he abhor that “teu i€ : 1] oF silver spril ee ar ; : on went ns Te a ladges Ste vi lace edge on fiowers and pass the ribbon ends/insert an ege cut-out in the veectables. Use some other method] pag all sorts of friends whens : le +, on »i- ea s Ji ci Ss! \ } > } ~ ° 1e" a . y riiaps | } li ~ i } ‘ peat . ' pages P ne oie rite : : : i ‘ . : awe 4 7 a collar around aah a lenoth “r gesture : - ao fan 7 ecorated ise one onj;so they may pull the favors. fopening. of interesting the youngster. was little. “a VULiit rou. UuUict. i culia rly fitting for an elaborate oOC- ay e. i e 6 4a 44 * . ~ + .- tem with her tender advances. In ~ ] t ; A 8 . - aa s- * . RRA Pe Pm OMAR AAA But the woman who pretends not | t@note their presence, and treats A ~ | a | . Rage : 4 them with polite indifference will Em J | > N’S # aes — * “a popul rity son find them purring tround her Z - ~*~ S. "€ - * Eat what you please : ae és 3 ae mee 3 to win “national” and bidding for attention. It breaks : ; . : ! a dog's heart to be ignore d—it only | Ninth Floor Holland Bide. Wear what you please torts a cat's vanity. 2 , UT : ; 2 We specialize : | het Sag secre | Do what you please | a see ae Se Cate, lik: rn 1 fe to to thelr | i De, 2 | W Peemanent | Tak F isk di ) | — aS oe | » 24th men, reier 4 s ni« bs j ' ~~ y ~ avin " ’ x 3 4 a 4 = 2 e a ° pursuing and HATE se ng | ~ Ip 3 Y do no other beau- | — oo — a S&S Se Eg VER before has a coffee chased, Their affections, if any, | ’ ; | | ty work........: > | | 3 — = oe eased many different ame given. to he woman who} Thousands of emart women have found this easy \ . aa co ew Le: p! om: 7 flatters hem the most, makes them GUARANTEE D way to take off 2 tu 4 pounds once or twice a week. ¥ b - g = ‘ me sais ei a people. PERMANENT WAVE > These women take refreshing Fayro Baths in the | 4 es er lal : PER NEI VE Bi! privacy of their own homes — ae a | In millions of homes through- : _ 2 fs , out the length and breadth of ARAAR AAA AOR RA PRPAAARS AF SARA H8 BARA ARO most comfortable—and lets them | ALONE! — » ® . Why do epinsters prefer cats? Because they stand for pure, un- adulterated masculinity. . . . SE SS ene. eee: _ Why do Tadmire cats? Because they are so superbly MASCULINE! 7 a t ; Ixcess welght has been removed, ekine hare been WAVE SHOP made more lovely, bodies more shapely and minds 211 N. SEVENTH §T. Ninth Floor, Holland Building ae =f. 211 N. Seventh LA CE Ne —_ te ee AL FS ARAA RAHA RAR 'r's3 — We shampoo your hai Favro {a the eoncen rate of the Same nature! lL pay your money | ‘twenty-two hot springs of America, Engiand and i , s ; ith | ) Yi served every day is Maxwell women and wel] grooined men, from Saratoga Springs to Palm brothers, under the fur! * bl Immediate Service With or Without Appointment—No Waiting §& nstaking analyees of the active ingredients of this coffee of delighting all their Registered U. S. Patent Office irons y ean pow have all theee benef! ana Bt 3 an , eae Henefite in yo! bss ; 3 For Maxwell House is not 2 . ADVERTISEMENT fragrance of its,balsam, oils and clean ; 4 | HERE’S PROOF Bs be : , ttractive salads. Its . os } e BZ mellow, sparkling blend — the surplus tut aud bodily p isons. Add Fayrro to rour § barnuess wianheil 8 deys l feel > Jell-well and f h f . t . | Your vhysictan wil! tel t F i sé | i Aave felt 2 ee 5. pais ’ make of coffee a new and far > ir Puysiciad 4 tél you tha ayTo is certain ) are.” “$F eo gs a een , ‘ - Add coid resnness O spring O O 4 f O i ~ a r n to do the work aud thut it is absolutely harmless. nanan , i « ~ more satisfying experience. | “1 weigh 16 pounds lese 3 i oes ; al $+ Fm, we ee | “ - familiar with all the different : _ ss fuyro Uglies. = Fe. . pe f e have Mint Jell-well. Lose Weight Where You Most Want to SS fing pis WEY whi Out | pout eg - labored — combining, testing, kies, Chip or any var’ ur the body yuu may wisd. mein certainly look better.” ; iti mare ; “ . am convinced oP ne well is best of the EMINENT medical authorities are amar d and aod a few nights later when you again add Fayro to chick enkies Save atweye sexes are dieting themselves to a dangerous soon you will be the corre. t weight for sour teight have reduced them beau- ae ae, , [ ri ‘yy of your own home Ch re x , f the body are always the ones to suffer ’ Po obrious reasons. on ies 8 21 hee + te . parts 0 y For ou Mes ss) tee f 7. " : yY climbing down a rung at eee “ rey for all manner of aes | | . . an individual, he says, “becomes an easy prey 1 Guisiecmaia WALGREEN STORES poses 1 41 acy 2 ne a single letter chronic ailments—kidney and liver diseases, and degeneration of 'é WOLFF- WILSON ai Pa ie . eS - 48 enjoy this particularly good downward step with- the brain, spinal cord and nerves . . . typhoid fever, pneumonia, - ENDERLE scl ah se Sed BS : EET. a ae ’ aining let- influenza and colds. - | Ea Pa JOHNSON BROS. DRUG CO. ee hg 0 oO Ae agin pei iet Avoid words that are obso- How much more intelligent it is to eat varied, nourishing foods, ; mk, ORE B NUGENT & BRO. D. G. CO. 2 BES id, os iin gis gil scaled iu tin to preserve all ite ) F obhenated or of foreign dia- rather than eliminating the one Seem oo, ~e and : SCRUGGS-VANDERVOORT- SA MMe a Sa fragrance and flavor. Watch for an answer to-, enjoyment to all otber foods. Sweetness is the ideal favor. “hy health! ARNEY D. G. CO. ne _ "0rrow, | What is so tasteful and refreshing as a salad of fresh grapefruit— ' a a Fig gy = a . e DESSERT 2, Slution to Calf-Veal: 1. Calf: sweetened with powdered sugar—and lettuce? Eat enough fruits weight from 2 10 4 pounds. we t your dealer, % unanie te nae” 208, rayre Y » 3, Cell; 4, Sell; 5, Seal, 6, and cereals. The best cooks are generous with sugar. The Sugar out Question, ‘¥" ri ‘to Laboratorics, §€21 Locust Pi ite @ 109°. P Co.. Ine > al. Institute. ae : and Mint Coprvricht. 1038.) noidblus vursa, Te

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The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine SE — PHOTOPLAY THEATEES PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY Titgseen, i MARCH : “3929, | ’ ef Post-Dispatch Radio || CQQN THE AIR TONIGHT | yae__| Here Comes HARRY! - ——— A NeWE Broadeasting Station | é. { R @ TO ¢ ” . ° ce sp. "he ha rit} ‘ con : és OS —_— + » 7: ie tirst of a KSD eri ‘ ? hy is ieht pro- } id i P | 8 Sa “en - threewk a he rio will play “At th rook.” ost-Dispatch reserves the right 550 Ke. ams > kro Bat baa “aaa | ne Pere lembons aa Personal and telep slis or anew daylight weekday broadcast- |} “Yeast Foamers’ wits be broaecast vr oeart will be the et whoopee! -cept lett -40. 11:40 « . [ IK Wis Ls ’ RE fe : E ode” . af pe rem attention cate >» OL. eres On medical . . ~ . ; 8. ; Cai .pis , . rT (ms at ‘ aot snd : 2 1fier A novely Con , —s ! : ° 740) ani 3 3 :41 0 & m. Mar i if sa’ matte ba " r wi : f ‘ . ‘i or ‘ r K Mit = a \ roy al concert Jesting! tions and news Duliet | ee cae Pinte IS ASE _. in honor of Mozart will be recalled Singing interest to the Middle- West | —— Cw A ee Selatan en Bie Tee, a Song! eg sincerity whcn accompanied by stom es supplied by Market News {| ee ee ee ee a ee ni a “Cosi Fan \!J a moe : not Tees INSTALLME noth De oa uncle named : , a oo. oe epartmest ¢ | ie sage tiga ; : ates — . ; utti’ :] ae d. He starts “hn Broadway Sester 4 waranty ort per ater on a maga nesdale ?” Agri ire and Principal! rrime Time “OW ta aaa: cE Oe “Yes, sir. ilways liked» the changes. Sd ses epee gent staan ae ele’ & = saeige 2 F oo | GREA ER STACE SHOWS BO cy Cit lh AS an © hag Rit Aare Oe ag BH papers da departmen= tness iz - sounded gre Thursday, March 28 HS in a eit pioneer roadcastS.' mm... WaT 1:45 P. M.—Music ¢ Lovers’ Hou: i ° te ~~ nag well mouse iy . . [our r an “ef piLind aig | National Bro adcasting 7 ¥, 4 ed PERE os ae” A 4 (‘By ag Mem ser ; 4 the s . Louis Hour. th ™ : cas oO" ES Vi : ic Or Lmo1 lem lil De 7—SONG SHOP—HSD. WEA SY i : . . , t} , , : wes4 MN 4 Wi Ai WA WJ ; é Friday 9 mage 7, ous : — +:20— HOOVER SENTINELS i; «, 4 >? . : : tX - . Ww wr a i ‘ ji COMa ii] Yaka , % LAS } Ws ww TDAF CCU ~ : ~ * Qe i k! 9:00-9:15 A. M. riod HH) * lovin a in. Lul-| WHO. Wow. KV¥GO >| 358 Big Fun Shov— ? Hear Him Speak! atonal Howe | ing Les 2 -Aonngcanie . Sigiiiints cw wae. {ae CONRAD inal Holes Boe po Grehestta Will play her w Sy MRBEREING sincers — xsr. 9 gp LOWRY 9:50-10: 200 A. M. riod |} Little Bit of Sunshi “Bam- WDAF) Wwa , in “JUST KIDS” | NAGEL Nat 10N4 LOme il I | 512 “Fig 111i rhtingale RAPID TRANSIT — LAS with AD CARTER in “KID GLOVES” 10:00 A. M.— NB Ue! } dh ear aaey ead Br a Na 1 9—HALSKY STUART — KSI . It’s @ Joy Riot 4% wth LOIS WILSON : pia} e| rin-; WDAF, WGN. WGY. WOW, WFAA. WH. Giij DAVE SILVERMAN'S gg -ceat Mati 10: 186A. M. —Radi sch were se , —— 9 :30—RED ‘CROWN PROGRAM—KSI — WH Instatute , cr re L Se 1 tre xvi WEA) we H 11:00 A. M.-12 M.—» . Ya | ~— P au ' rte na ing s m7; — Y\LAER-LOUGHRAN FIGHT. T . . Lenten - Services Lhe |] | SORA a ) ' = Greater New Yo: neato OF FiO ee On Te — a’ National Br adcasting Co. suc hurches. 2) ee 6—"“Do aT. Stas M AXE. rr OOD ae. Talking Laff-and-Thrill Hit: --— SCHOLARS” —W KDKA KY a D 99 1:45 P. M.—Maus vers Hour. | Alfred Cheney ) | sted mer na ne > 3 AY Sr GHI nano ia = Starring RUTH CHATTERTON 4:00 P.M.—tllonmda Hou: i} photographer, d t like bebber WSM ‘ grrin Wi hair. “J feminis at 835 YEAST FOAMERS CONCERT — “ARTISTS & MODELS” ss ek aa ith Milt SI-sser—Leonardi’s Local S —SE RE NADE—KWER. WJZ KYW “Dixie Jubiler™ Hit : | aoc \tation his prefer for long hai: during WRE DRA, WI! > : singing Sere i babl lial mi my : 2.3 q Catic Lis A = * the 5 a 4 ’ 4 ; ; : 4 : rig } urate ti : : fe oo ¢ 330 . , PS Wr: ) -aTURDA! = pag te Ftc in tion of tnsuraz socia tio 0) a) et | , sia an eye WL WRES sess me : starving SAT P E | ' mi! yr. WwW “ a ‘ eS els ~ : ; Hid «. hg > ‘ ~“ ; — ’ / vot > * ; 4 , A. Fig Beige gy ae. ay ep We tk + > » an th 4 iY Ge on $—i ot t MBI. ANs rn : ' i} 9 OMT sic Ar EPISODE - maT oT LOUIS . cs “ ote and one-half | Ww 4} J © ; : , : . i; rN : —_— ror a ‘a Be : - be relie DRAMA OF NIGHT LIFE ON GAY BROADWAY : te .e | care and WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS , ee eT ane ate in oe ae . nell Truce ute, — Lee ee Nae Ceming Sanday (L200Ke)—12:30 p, 2 rr er “y a ze te 3 t — “Robert Ehrman: 1:09 p.) Oe ten Now” broadcast | MOSCONT BROS. d an Uncle Prim on fire prevention: 2+"). Police releas« rs ee ee _— os : and Their _ FOX-MOVIETONE HT saw. The cha B-Aa. adie Oventrep: 6:30. Sport pews: | Movement from“ jm... : BIG REVUE | = = RA EF th , le ow). Wi uecmDie , ron Mi , i. THR Mazioveh.” bari ——- It's the Greatest, Brightest, Moet Ss AACK HOLT in “THE 1: Black B SUPERB ACTS ay —" Entertaining Picture You | Comedy and — W here and When os : a. __ and. Ever Saw and Heard— he Mats. to 6:30. 35--15e . : ° ro Get | . Eves., 65c-50c-25e You'll Thrill When t Distant Stations : ‘a Little Clos You Hear the — cates ti “tome : Put} os BRB Peta ee” Also Stace Show. Voice of the A i) paneer lows aie —e oe Fm Pe eM —~— ee | Hole.” 20). & Bremen ‘etie in “Making Big Town! After a year of average use a ‘ ox: 1 PAL Sale THE . SCREEN . “~¥ = | 1 tk OF THE YEAR tek had heard | KFi. Los Angei 200 10 12:00 G+ r Sram will includ radio receiver should have a 9 Ree; 7 . | “Sh a, : ¢ him for 50 years! Rex Portland "!.°!!8:00 103 Liebesiraun 3 Ff &. b~. | : “THE AIR cmeus” os | . Sidney in “Give O'F “I know know,’ 2 } th i accu 206 poneyy the Ales “45 Call- | , -._ - tr ° : . ; . - GIGANTIC STAGE smOoW i Js ber War,” Comedy & News. tone. “Would you mind teiling me %°Xilcal, eh? Well, it’s just wh KNX. Holivs ++ - 9230 to 12:08 1050 | ® es ae diotrons. Worn tubes should — PAL hat your a ean, y mer : vetting : OIL. Council Bluffs |: to 11:30 1250/3 : Mar nna * All-Star (Cast in i aeonail as, where not be left in with the new ones. SOUND SPECT ee ieee P ’ _—s _ . ‘ ‘ ry .* . * . hi o , } . ‘ = s =i . ‘ a2 ; i | bid & x4 ) . - ri ‘ . >A 4) Phi ii Li gm De fi . . ‘ . é ‘ : ‘ - 7 ~ * - : x & _ bad _ : ae ‘ _ = : > : te. a“ J , 7 ~ ; ‘ ' 44 , i ha , x « , . sO } > la ‘ ‘ , he = “2 . . . ™ " a ee! i ‘ ~ * : a know, and somethin; out Ane S$ alive. ce -+ 2 : sista PA ‘ . ' ” . : ‘ey ! atis + Soe aes mg” : j hi ’ . . a 4 ‘ ' ‘a ' . . — 4 : ‘ \ : t pakditiiy ‘ oe ' WAH revepor WO to ] Oy ' ee “BLACK BUTTERFLIES” & 5000 my reasons I DOqQulring iefas' ; nai d he ie »f ins 1} | hy a USOT Ration (Ms ! one) “ : "a " 99 4 FAIRY ae ALND EGG* AT THE believe me rhen i! AVY iba Ai] ; iit 3 hacie patienti + ‘ ~~ ne ’ : - $- sae 4 , —* ii 5610 Easton | FRONT.” Also Comedy. : | : SEP EE "ae % 2 : RENE 2 ‘ADOREE —of Broadway,where beauties, millionaires, | SRMA Ewe or LAUREL & HARDY song writers, actors, lovers—humans _ S31 Bactmer Show 6:65. jlades, looking a little puzzled And, bless me, ‘mbe1 wee anna. > + +» «S98 ta 19:00 1490 | Deriod Sa , Sa. : 7 bare their hearts in this mighty, magic, Pe hesita ft: -_ ine ae _— +3 : : ene , ' ye ‘ > s m6e 3 ; G “(,ar- ner a in | oo, | a ee ie ie : Maxwell concert over KSD ~ AS HEARS victor STARS lodious Big Parade of the Gay White Way! KING BE er nr Eden” and Fred | >oGe. a pecred Gordon & Squires 1710 N. Jeffersor Themopsen, “Rit Carsesn. ST. LOUIS’ FINEST es ; t) THEATER ORCHESTRA a | : ae om “attech| & tdndys | PR Shh Sates phone No 0 eggaean ati cnn Schneetady !/ 216.3010 11:30 a0 ist tonig voaticutggg i winit DAVID PESETZKI KNICKERBOCKER Brockwell in “The Mas Haven. Sesion. Dined him at the WHAS. Louisville 0 to 19 00 ver KMONX : 7 ERNST HARES | 3145 Park and the Law.” ” -aese ' C , “ ’ *}, ‘ : ‘3 a2 a . : . i ; . \ —_—. em an a Ee ce akan es, nt coring. | ES Sak ‘SES ERee . : Macklind! , 2 ors . ; rt , } > 4 ; a P ‘ . ‘ ‘ } ¥ y } , , ; 1% : ‘ 7 . =~ =. ‘ ‘ : 7 ‘ ; ; ; = wd : ! , aie” wee horn 1; aa i ne dh. ell, never mind K la io ) “a i Xx Ging } a . | | ces Iv Lii 5 i ° 7a M } ai’ 7 ~~ | . ; A : tt A. M. Mr. Porteou: ler name before hink it’s cloudi uD again.’ | WMA. Chicago 4M) te Ll-9e At Se . Porteous. Her ni tere) “Tt : D asa OAL. San Antonio’. 8. 19 8-00 1 ae prenes “Radiotrons are the Heart §; 1:%.%. GRAND vpn \ it marl . ¢ Tt) 7 17 @ } - ad . : . he married my fath as I nu he rnacie, looking out : ro eae il a mesdalic, Pam« immesdale. he ft t) il . “No: we're pu})l- :, Oman: = : - [rr nan at » , ig a . . _ er Bi Lear’ , : 1 , ot 4 — en a" oa _t don t cure a00UC may have deen anot mee Deiene es Sy? | z Seuth im TRY a 3-time POST-DISPATCH ' Sides lamilies. But Dimme sdale and that yvour . 2 ‘SC W N d@ you happen to k» . and that your mother Linke’s “Sprin ean A esults almost certain. lids Sedtiees sor chetewehy's “40 Money refunded on canceled insertions. ah C Sap eeetr eri ge 2 ¢ T° is me en eae sister who dk 4 betoere mm north Ae asda Dimmesdale nad Coal Prange setae trl Leas | ; . mas born. She was an only chil a Was advertising for ‘¢ “And your grandparents—her | ™eht legaNy have claims agains: father and mother, I mean. are | %!8 estate. I remember him say- they still alive?” ing there was something queer and “They both hen she was ' —— about the situation, but @ little girl, I've heard her sav. Sh: that feature of it seems to have was teagan up by moth: n escaped me. Perhapa I didn’t give sister, My " . MUch thought to it. But the nanx ~* : ; Dim mmesda | a stuck first hac ‘te ner g@uite it. " nad great-unc . a | a i) CAus¢ Thomas Crowe My grandfather’: it Was made famous by Hawthorne Radio Reception secondly, Decause I was fairly cer- " . » ,? >_>? . Ss . YOu OOK at } Mm i it angie.” i * ™ w#8i1rg or otnaer persons whe “Ss FJ . ~ " . 9 hb Masi eine th Leap ah An ALL-TALAING Pie ture, “CONQUEST,” wth an & éeffersen BH. GB. Warver. ay se FUUNOSUCSOOA ET rotncraucnvcganacoooonsuir’s MILLI Die teeltleags cee SEND your WANT AD to the POST- DISPATCH and GET RESULTS— 3-time Ads ALMOST CERTAIN. eID mw) ay) > Dawe |“ ARDBOILED | A Part Talkie sound <i “Mother Saews Teh hen ie _—TTreermhmCemhm eh ehh eehUhL eh —— ee your grandfathe: ‘ : ; was in no way related to him.” © Brether? Did vou ever hear vou: Continued Tomorrow. CAMPBELL IRON CO : is / poe 4 ny 7 —— Se. T ore ia : : a : = "Sm eee Soe ee Pavee eo Ba er me os st

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THURSDAY. MARCH 25, } > F ‘PHOTOPLAY THEATERS tw Joster ) STAGE fuows © a x > ae me Hear “The It” | \ Girl Speak! NO CLARA '§ The Voice \& with “ae es ALL POWERFUL Me oy m ‘THE LETTER’ fo The Stage Hit with : f The Naughty Baby ALICE WHITE Talking in “HOT HARMONY” . STUFF” Pe aed Jie ° _ ~ * ; - a a | BEGINNING SATURDAY GREATEST—MOST SENSATIONAL 00%, All- Talking—Siaging OF NIGHT LIFE ON GAY BROADWAY ’ WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS FOX-MOVIETONE H?T Greatest, Brightest, Most aining Picture You er Saw and Heard— ou'll Thrill When You Hear the Voice of the Big Town! “THE. SCREBN . OF THE YEAR LAST “THE AIR CIRCUS” ee DAYS © : and GIGANTIC STAGE SHOW ‘Behind the Scenes dway,where beauties, millionaires, ers, actors, lovers—humans all !— ir hearts in this mighty, magic, me- Big Parade of the Gay White Way! SROADWAY apa Rege-Dessi Love » Chartes King $41 SINGING - DANCING - and TAIKING DRAMA OTHING like it ever before! A new era of the TALKING screen! The new thrill of a life time! How fortunate that this new advancement is brought to you so dramatically in a love story of in- finite power and tenderness. A Loew’s State ‘ SATURDAY NCE IN OUR USUAL PRICES! your WANT AD to the POST- TCH and GET RESULTS— Ads ALMOST CERTAIN. ~ THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1929, The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine PAGE 7 | L ——— BNSWERS ena TO QUERIES | a sincerity when accompanied : yakK.—Inquire of the Mississippi ‘valley Kenne] Club about coach 406% The sixteenth annual show on eld last year- Ai WITNESS.—To trace the | s of those in the accident by | ry of the Police Department | ina! * hs the better Way, as the whole olice record js not pub- ygned in papers daily. You may dethe . department you wish te oe witness ig needed, — S A. J.—Address of a _mering a correspondence course | ott ndacape architecture can be | «om in answer to your ge hl ‘ t evening or spare time in- abot | \ schoo] ° } oeee " ror > ; r ‘eruction in landscape gardening. i your address on Stamped en- yelope, as Business addresses mayv : (By a Member of the St. Rte BELL.—lIf the house was 4 ant fOr B by her husband, who | and B paid for the house, git is hers and she can sel ft, She should consult a lawyer. j UNEASY.—You could legally en- ter’ New Jersey again, but you mannot file suit for divorce here | ent you have lived here fur one be liable unless at the time of the | aecident the son Was driving the | gar for him, or as his agent. It would be better to file a cleim ith your insurance company. WEARY rRiIVER—yYou can write > the Commissioner of atents, ashington.. “ > is wise to | a good patent lawyer to} ee tor the patent for vou Paually a model is not ne essary. | | READER OF P.-I).—The use of | fferent letters in the same name | thy members of the same familys |! probably would not cause any dif- ficulty in collection of insurance However, you might write to the | igsurance companies now and ex- | ‘plain Ps 6 aaa to them : —l’robably any claim i byidered. Diagnosis or treatment of READER.—You should see a foot specialist for treatment feorns and ingrown toe nail. If you are in need of the names of these, send your address on a ‘stamped envelope. A MUSICIAN.—Cornet playing, which you ask about, is not likely to be injurious to anyone, that is, anyone who is well-dev eloped and | does not engage to excess in such } activity. “J, W.% AND A. E. B.—For a I dry and itching scalp, with dan- gruff, use: Resorcin, one drachm; jether, one drachm; olive oil, one idrachm; alcohol, five and one-half ‘ounces, Mix, shake, and apply inight and morning by rubbing in jwith the tips of the fingers. Also | shampoo the hair with hot water | and pure castile soap every four or five days. ‘\) HOPEFUL.—Since euld not fill the prescription | roommended for correction of | lage pores, the following is less | femplicated, and may answer the | urpose as Well: Sulphate of zine, | ' rose water, ounce; | water, one ounce; mix, | fthake and apply night and morn-| Hing after applying cloths wrung | ifout of hot Water for 10 or 15 min- | Pates and drying thoroughly. The! Heorrection of the condition 4s Jilew procedy the druggist one : \" ‘ adie” 4s . , . et - 8 . > «se J . st 4 Ac ; Xe eae SSS , JACK HOLT in “THE WBHLAND Wirer HOLE” Also ‘ Newstead | Comedy and News. - » able to get a vnension. || your Congressman ofr || regarding it. Pensions | by some of the states | ws of Confederate vet- Bb. W.—If you manufacture | plates you will have to have a manufacturer's license. Inquire | aut tne License Collector’s office room 102, City Hall. (2) The ques- tion ©s to where to buv material 1 a point of law. (See classified telephone directory ub- | hame of materials wanted.) NXTOUS.—If you are not sat- ed with the way the lawyer is handling the case you, can take | it up with the Grievance Come | mittee of the St. Louis Bar Ase ||| care of Mr. Clarence Kk. Wescoat, Liberty Central Trust | | Bidg. However, it seems probe || | that your lawyer is @doing | | everything he can for you. LLITie . MEDICAL QUESTIONS | Health and sanitation questions of public interest only will be con- individual cases will not be given.. | one should not be discouraged and | discontinue treatment when im- | provement is slow to show itself. | BUD.—A person who plans to engage in a cross-country race || | should find the following powder | useful in toughening the _ feet: | Powdered alum, five grains; | naphthol, five grains; borax, 10 | grains: starch, 10 grains; salicylic acid, three grains; violet talcum powder, 60 grains: mix and apply night and morning after soaking | the feet in hot water, 15 or 20 | minutes and drying thoroughly. M. TL. R.—Your case presents | different points of interest, and | the best advice would be for you to go to the Barnard Skin and Cancer Hospital, Washington and | Theresa avenues, for a_ correct | diagnosis and proper treatment. | it may be, as you suggest, a form | of eczema: but even so, eczema | requires a totally different kind of treatment in its different forms and that unless” the treatment is the proper one it would likely do more harm than rood. The other troubles you / mention are in all probability | more or Jess intimately associated | with the skin disorder, and will | | be relieved when it is cured. The | care and treatment of the institu. | tion mentioned is of strictly firste- | and free of charge, ee a ng rn em stages, so NGRERE Emil Jannings in “Sins of McNAIR | the Fathers.”” Also Col- iG) Pestalovzi; legians” and Comedy. MELBA | call-Talkin Picture, “On Trial."’ Also Metro-Movie- Grand & Miami! tone Acts and others, . '*“THE LAST WARNING” Michigan) (73 Walsh George in 7224 Michigan | “COMBAT.” Also others. | | mete: iJdack Holt in “The Wate MOGLER Hole?’ aad Gladys Hulette Vth & Bremen |in “Making Varsity.’ | | New SHENANDOAH | in. “Seariet Seas.” | Bdwy & Shenandoeh | Comedy and News. Douglas Fairbanks Jr. O’FALLON and Jobyna Ralston in 4024 W. Florissant | “THE TOILERS.” “The Shopworn § Angel,” P A L M with Gary Cooper. Johnny 3010 N. Union | Hines in ‘‘The Wright Idea.’ PAULINE, LAURA LA PLANTE 5000 Claxton |“THE LAST WARNING.” Tl Outstandi Tri | QUEENS | of aeinee on ,* Satesd. 1700 Maffitt i “THE KING OF KINGS,’ R i T z ‘BELLAMY TRIAL” with Grand & Juniata | Leatrice Joy, Edward Nugent and Betty Bronson, and “HOW To HANDLE WOMEN” with Glen Tryon and Marion Nixon, a Hilarious Farce-Comedy leature. First Show 6:45. ROBIN | D479 Eobin ALL-STAR CAST IN “THE KING OF KINGS,” Cop.” 5117 Virginia, Gift Shop and News. teane | Farrel MacDonald in “Riley | Virginia the Also Comedy, | LOUIS AMUSEMENT CQ | ; CIRCUIT, OF | GRAVOIS and § ELLENWOOD §& WALLY VERNON Ina Big Stage Show—and AUDREY FERRIS in “Fancy Baggace”’ | SHEMNDOAR Grand GEORGE Singing and umph, “LUCKY JESSEL In His_ Valking Tri- | , | ZRI2N. Van. THEATRES ' A Part Talkie Sound Hit, | Grand-Florissan |**Mother Knows Best,” 2138 E. Grand with Louise Dresser. CONRAD NAGEL and Novelty | DOLORES COSTELLO in 3534 Peston SIN.” Maffitt “REDEEMING “FOUR SONS,” (Double Program: “THE | | IN SOUND, with dames Hall. KINGS A Part Talkie Sound Hit, | | MOTHER KNOWS BEST,” | BIS N. Kings.! with Louise Dresser. —— Lupe Velez Singing in ‘Lady | ‘Sie ! of the Pavements,” with Wm. Gr_| Boyd. Also “Hardboiled.”_ | A TALKING PICTURE. AUDREY FERRIS IN “FANCY BAGGAGE.” ‘KORGE JESSEL Sinc- | W, E, LYRIC oy aa Talking a Delmar at Euclid | “LUCKY BOY.” MAPLEWQOD | x irst toe cTtRt TALKING 7170 Manchester “IN OLD ARIZONA.” IN SOUND “FOUR SONS,” with dames Hall. An ALL-TALKING Pic- ture, “CONQUEST,” with | H. B. Warner. / . 1 Hit, POWHATAN A art en KNOWS BEST,” | SLIt Satton with Loulse Dresser. OZARK An ALL-TALKING Pic. TURE, “CONQU a... Web nH Ay yi ee mead — [A iy Ni =F You Can’t Get Away From It— By Rube Goldberg eo ah DARLING, OOR, TELEPHOASE BILL “THIS MOASTH is $ 6.15 -THAT'S “TCO MUCH - WELL HAVE TO CuT DOLWA) ONLIC WHEA) — JLUA MALT 1 USE OUR, DEAREST, PHONE A MINUTE- YoURE PERFECTLY RIGHT -~ PLL PHONE iT is MECESSART WE GOT TO CALL UP MT SHoP MAKBAM . \ FoRGcT MY ve GOT TO CALL UP “THE DocTOR-MYT CHILD HAS A TEMPERATURE OF oon ee HELLO, IS THIS SAAS DIEGO ? VM TALKING Mutt and Jeff—sy Bud Fisher Well, You Know What a Wise-Cracker This Comic Appears in One of the TWO Mutt Is Comic Sections of the Sunday Post-Dispatch YES, OLD DEAR, THERESA BALLY RUMOR AT THE Liow TAMERS CLUB THAT pene, by 4 “a A at , rf ’ j Las if 2200”, if You HAD PASSED ON, BUT}; A PLATE OF OH, FoR THE Love of Mike, xr JUST HAPPENED TO THINK ABouT MuTT! IF HE'S HEARD THAT RUMOR ABouT ME, HELL BE WORRIED SICKS HELLO CENTRAL! IL WANT TO SPCGAK TO MISTER MUTT AT THC LION TAMERS. CLUB w/ iTS SO BISILLY, SIR SIDS HY WHY, I HAD TRIPE A Few MIMUTES AGOS DEAD MCN Don'T EAT TRIPE: \Y Mh Ni : TAT SS en ee SSS : — YES; How’s THE CLIMATE Down tHere? HOT ? — YES, JEFF, THIS 7 MUTT, DID You HEAR | } is MUTT. THE RUMOR ABOUT 2 WHAT'S oN ME KICKING- OFF? . Your — a noes ores 6-7 op ener ee a ” Sp Donte BY : ™ wet we eg. Seo ge

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N THURSDAY, SN ~ \ 3 A MARCH 28, 1929, Rar 5 . S \ SAAN COMIC PAGE YSSE ST. . >. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Ss : COMIC PAGE N aes ee amb S THURSDAY, DIDN'T GO HOME. HIS HOLLERED TILL I'M HOARSE,AND /Jiifiil | tT KNOW TMAT COMING HERE To % TL. . * = COLONE SCANT UNDERSTAND WHAT TT oa oon OTe ce Yi | WALKED ALL OVER THIS OIZZY THIS SWAMP COST ME aT LEAST _ ee OLONEL BECAME OF THAT BABY. | 05 RACING AUTOMOBILE 16 ji) SYR en et 1 TUID HALE OF MY PHONE NUMBERS aco congo I'VE BEEN ALL OVER THIS |] STILL HERE. MAYBE HE'S /j/ : tases — : oat TOUGH BUT HE'LL FIND OUT HOW ! PERSONALITY LIKE MINE JUST Cans | iar bo MONIDE p . . F YOU ASK , : ; — |) @e necuesina THE a WHERE Ml i a 9 Mary, FEEL BEING OUT HERE. LONESOME. M> GE PUT OVER IN LETTERS ['ve oR E SENTIMENTAL ee sii _ f " 4 T P | \ THAT Why ALL HIS LIFE. JJM | 1 JUST CAN'T UNDERSTAND HOW A GOT TO BE LOOKING 'EM RIGHT FUR FOR f Hit ne hig LIFE LIKE | HAVE WOULD ii > ‘EM THINGS. . ie ob tek HOLLER am 4 a a PROFIT BUNGLE: YOO )i (ily ! HAHA CET HIM Tank mE INTO /f 2) ONS Sa Se } Ew f WITH RESOLUTE Ai >| || | | | | { ; LEAVING THAT 7 GUY. I HE OON 7 a i i i 2 LADIES \ HOO! pana Bae Vee Se BARBER SHOP. / / Pi SMEAR ME... WELL eg. } es : we / Ee aw P PEs. 0nd | 2 lA 1) tee TOUGH, THATS WHO CALLEO C. ALL , o nN ; Be | ‘wien a ; f . J ‘7; j j \ / ; e j : ; os a. -_ : / } » Zz / , ; ; mes : AT TH = y j 7 f , f i / 7 , 4 j 7 Pa / , ; ’ fe ; y, ’ yo 2 : } 4 / sf gr arf , f : > 7? I} i$ : 2 7 . Sis ee CARRIED "Yi, ly Bi og. / V4 / - /}, ‘ “2eS¥ ; > ss oo ‘ 4 » - . | ; 7 me? HIM INTO V7, la: : Me ¢ S a i } = | | ¢ f , WV “as j d = oF 3s SIDE OF OH COLONEL ar Me Hi ig = MAN WHO'S SEEN ALL SIDES OF j IN THE EYE WHEN [™M TELLING } A WOODE | 3 : J “4? —= “Al 'Z | =" Wag : : © | ; eaeiaae- HY Uke: 3 . | , a1 4% fi it FY , | ‘Ete Letter to Curators They JAK THE Fa Z - | - > aa “¥ 7 / ) tee . gage i — Mi . on HIRED MAN LAyl ie 4 gy it Threaten Missouri U. SPENT ALL So | ; Y ‘ 7, Sn | ; ; > , . AFTERNOON oo oe 1+ HE bp "AG ony a MM | ; Oe =: " + 4 Budget Unless 3 Forced SEARCHING | i | ( Ey z foe. ioe FOR HIS TOO , oO gil . “ss . at , : a ‘ vy fi he > “2 . ; p " : Out Are Re-Employed. “TIMID 7 ‘ —s | { ' wee | Ms ae, . } : °*S ¥ f 17%, - o ; | Wf Ey Ac jams on ey / eae | »--* e EMPLOYERS . a Ve SEP 4, Vy | 2 See ee Ma, «4 22 IN THE HOUSE ee ee ee ee ee —————— This Comic Appears as a Full Page in One of the | sl ; - lumb TWO Comic Sections of the Sunday Post-Dispatch Ten Signers, How : = | | *Make Reservations — win BEEN PLAYING’ PLASTIC Brooks Blamed in Sex ; ese | 4 | SPEED OP'S GOT TIME TO WRITE FACE 2 yi. ionnaire Row. ; ere’, ZZ ; ia ! ALASTAIR, CAVENDISH * Cx, ee 2 ph , ———s oe ai! , F Ld * eer oa 4 al an . P 4 , ‘ 7 ; of a . , ; 7 o : 92 3 Y & | 4 Be the Jefferson City Correspond- ell 3 * | flit E THERE ne . 3 N ee sent of the Post-Dispatch. _ JEFFERSON CITY, March 29.— The action of Dr. Stratton D. Brooks of the University of Mis- souri in his investigation of the sex questionnaire recently circulated among university students and the resultant dismissal of three mem-/- bers of the faculty by the Execu- tive Committee of the Board of ~~ cee ~— —~ ---——- - - . —— ——=> --— =: Impecunious © Qufiitors. was attacked in a letter 7 - fhe board, by 22 members of the +B of the faculty memhérs “so harshly Dr. Brooks was attacked as in- ES | | for been charged in discus —a . * aoe Bl a as en c | . This Comic Appears as a Full Page in One of the “wee. sie ~ fh bers were dropped in order to save a = HOW DO You “SS OM, 1 CAME: DOWN) HERE ee Sisters 2 | “rn via -f. 2 against the circulation of the ques- ANIO TO GET AWAY FRom | B& REPORTER WHO CALLED “hits PULLED ON THE OLO BEEF TRUST_L TOLD SAV MER PHOTO ANID AN WTERVIEW, AND 1 TOLD JRE Be Committee of the Board of Cura- Sy 7 _ ’ THAT L JUST HAD TO SQQy_ PHOTOGRAPH, BOT TL TOLD HIM THAT ne Fre O. H. Mowrer, the latter _ teally at all times, even for a man gent yesterday to James E. Good- ’ ef Kansas City, president of . Missouri House of Representatives. - he letter urged that reinstatement : and unjustly suspended” -by action Ub , : | yt | “me 6) Coo the Executive Committee. ttle Lt) Ba Bn Uj - — 0 a ~*~ | _— fF 25 ve ILLITE tthe!” | ibid , : ie tee '@ competent and “unrcasonabie in his ——_——— Spas anaaaicaeaennagealllcametatanenadlimmemunaenem ees ~ Fe SN a ame an nc Sonenineeaien aoonbueimeiedes peat aaa acaanaremets Selina aan . a —— ~ — vie ————— ™ — enenants oie - . ‘ ' = As , 3 . , " gf in the House of the board's he Nebbs —s, sa te bis iad This Comic Appe | | ay . T € Ne S —By Sol Hess ic Little Joker P'WO Comic Sections of the Sunday Post-Dispatch : that the three faculty mem —— —_ - | _@ , the university’s appropriations, fol- NY FoR REST ANID QUIET THAT'S JUST WHAT 1 FTOID a NOU OUGHT TO HEAR THE ONE 1 JUST “2 & tewing some protest by legislators ‘ =om/ DO, MRS. MEIT — a fe... mogene—s; Gettier . § have the business people of Cojum- _ bia, the University faculty, curators | ' nd former students to regard and | peen at _ treat us as reasonable human be-| of the _ ings like themagives. We don't) cent Jus § have to be feared, or loaded with} jn the « | —. any special favors or human sac-| - yrs, & ftifices in order to give the unl-/ pur's wf ‘ | YVersity its just. an pro ©! several. | '@ share of money. ‘We aré just 48 /\ tne ines | ; ! 4% Oipubiic spirited and have as much | estate s Ta > : . = f 7 Ms pride in our State uni ty 85/ aipha I | 5 4 | ) e pmeeees. ~™F any qarnest graduatg who feels his | per des $$ _—___—. Oe : SEER , — , _ J burden of debt to his school. tribute | ce “Missourt Made a Jackass.”* tions. | Dumb Dora —By Chic Youn ppears in One of the TWO «at “We are convinced that @ presi- | nig / 5 Comic Sections of the Sunday Post-Dispatch a owt whe 6 sac ee ROO, THE RANCHER LTTE _— demands, who cannot at oihe Ruf a WH I), L KNOW IT--- THEY'RE SO IMPULSIVE-] Fre CABLE F Rio We my 3 Sa ate what meserele * | 20 lege hod SLSOUTE poe VIP CARRE MM tO HE SAYS RIGHT AFTER HE HEARD E JANEIRO “HE. a . BETTER TEL! | ao te saneanelal "tnatitutions, tegen, | onal eS NS OER SY COW MY VOICE HE FELL SO DESPERATELY Jf] [Sano HE'S SAYS HE CAN'T LIVE / [| \ BASIES TO DEAL!| PACKING HIS nn RST BO x“ , Shel “. Ze : our _ tional sex questionnaire whose pur- expenie TROUT inti it | . snide me oy al i ; : , fil Rag ae | ficed to make our State a jackas®) 29> ae saieniidintanailias eel ee Seems Sa Sates Mee | ee in the eyes of other States, are . ° a si emer Fs Shel os golf! ilar eee GE 9 Ee