St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 30, 1929

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Ms = ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH {stock sz the tch FIVE THIRTY AND STitt NO LORD BUNGLE . wa! Jr VRE THIS HAS NOTHING TO 0O wiTpw THAT NAME ANO PHONE NUMBER Pf OUND IN HIS HAT IM POSITIVE mE TOLD THE TRUTH ABOUT THAT. STit YOU NEVER KNOW. On 1 WONDER 'F ANY THING HAPPENED TO HIM? WELL IF 'T DION'T IT WiLL THE MOMENT HE WALKS INTO THIS HOUSE. VY) THE RUN LOS AN : : + // “4 NGELES, Cal., March 20.|to the desert to the south. Reports . “ae : — p / My —Four men were killed in thej| were conflicting as to the number Take Steps to Limit Funds Se Out Deputy to Co . In | ed i Li eee Wy, l j -_- crash of a Standard Air Line mon- | of the occupants of the plane. 2 ngressmen VOLV in quor es "a My -- Lot Pursait Be. _Oplane this morning in the Sanj| The monoplane, a single-motored for Call Money Loans to Seek M. A. Michaelson —— . Wh in Frio Gorgonio Pass near Beaumont, | Fokker, left Los Angeles at § ) oe ong Indicted ; Florids. , | | ye ; Yj , . Cal. - o'clock, bound for Phoeniz, Ariz. in i i 8s é a +f Y] UM | tween Escalon and Jim- | in rap In a fog in the San Gorgonie Pass a & | 3 elbert Keverett, pilot, Los An-/|the plane crashed against the side tea ' \ 4 vemez oe Town of Rellano | s i a ES “ nog ae sige ogg > the pass, DEMAND FOR OUSTING HIS BOND HAS BEEN } di ~ 2 ’ * . - - | snortiy erore o'clock. ; 2i8 Sg, | a Occupied. ness man, ° The four occupants of the plane OF MITCHELL MADE FIXED AT $2000 " , —— Nico, Los Angeles con- | met instant death, the plane crash- e : ractor. ing with an explosion and burning . Ls fAIGHT SEEMS LIKELY T. J. Kelly, San Antonio, Tex., l the bodies. Sena Co ° ; | : ie CHIHU AHU A CITY business man. | The three passengers were bound tors and gressmen Representative, Classed as | —= “EAR Witnesses who heard the plane | ¢ Ari a f= ints. . Dismissal Dry : | ; f the just before the crash said there | Sathe see mapas for El Paso, Kelly Favor His os , to Face Hearing for Undersea Boat Now Being 5 : were two women and two men if | for San Antonio and Nico for Direct ork Removal to acksonville ° . t ts Concentrating atjthe ship. The plane crashed | Phoenix. cae was ceversbie or of New Y ges J Rebuilt at Bridgeport, % or rial. it Me 3 Ce The Only Evening Newspaper in St. Louis Withthe Associated Press News Service FINAL | . me 34. NO. 205. ST. LOUIS, SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1929, —18 PAGES PRICE 2 CENTS BW. CALLES. MPORTS HE WAS REBELS Rachimba Pass — Esco- ganda Agent. Officials of the airport at Santa ' Ht. D. McLean and H. A. Peterson, Congressman M. A. Michaelso WILL AKE REW Ana, Cal, were informed that A. | paymaster of the Transcontinental! Dispatch. a . i oat Nit ‘e- ag “4 . — T C W. Martin, Los Angeles aviator,'! Petroleum (Co., both Americans, WASHINGTON, Mareh 30.> que - orn . ah, > ‘3. ae ae : dre ane o iaeGal ein wh RL Eee Re te OP ~ mri dome, pee’ a - , eRg=. iad piienilits, ily a ‘ Ps ’ Teas gs liga ety Bes i) ; Sipe ge an oe Poe s i one Sipe wrod were vl FO eee ye: ve : aber. id hard- 7 AGO, } .— Weath ara not =| |} You Miser “TELL vam Bpiaadon 2 movement in which [course at tHe University of Mis-| Mount Gilead, ©. Leads to | Senator a Folicite (Rep) of | known here as a dry and bad the| outtook for. the, week Degianing | wilnnony ane Diace wae It Brelies | Ata et ten. It tes carlos ot raft | souri by the intelligence of Mis- Wisconsin introduced a resolution| support of the State Anti-Saloon — where in the no a great clo > me TO BRING LP A ™ has so much at stake without y Finding of Bodies. a year ago to compe! the board to He voted for the | !ond@y: For the Upper Missis-| of trost smoke rolled up from be-| With great open leads showing b discuss the details of the pro- | E:: WE CERTAINLY poe? West coast campaign are said to of the distribution of the ques- | fined to panere from the farm- | oy liquor with bim on his return slight concession that rains would the details of its surface, detalis | posed trip finally confirmed the he ARE LIN IN in i, have Undermined the morale of the tionnaire among students. z | ing states. from Panuma on the Cristobal not be steady. From Florida to/ usually lost in the obscurity of dif- | reports of his plan et @ dinner uiv- | THE AGE Or army Considerabl-, resulting in He explained that he had been | NEW YORK STOCK AND Glass, who is regarded as the! Monday night that a customs in | ‘alifornia sunshine was predicted | fused light under a’ overcast sky.ien by George Palmer Putnam. the + WONDERS - le defections. . Gen. Car- “temporarily relieved from ery S Senate's highest authority on bank-j|spector did detect the liquor, but/| but rain was forecast in the Appa- But the oddest shadow of all was | publisher, at the Heigh-Ho Cigh. i fenas believes that their forces |@UtY’ DY the Executive Board o ! COTTON MARKETS CLOSED ing, declared yesterday that “‘the/| let it through. ‘lachian and Ohio Valley states. Se) that around us as we walked, for “Consider the facta.” Sir Hubert ie 7 ma tegrate as he takes his Curators of the university, but that | NEV YORK. March 20. | present orgy of speculation is dan- The agent who handled Morgan's| was the whole region from the) so great was the reflection from | ofeerved. “There have been but 7 | M2 troops northward. it remained for the full Board of ECURITY ont commodity | Serous and disgraceful,” and|beggage made his report to his| lakes eastward with the added) the encircling horizon that a shad-/two soundings ef the Polar sea; _ ss in Chihuahua, this advance pCurators to take final ection. | markets, except the grain || added: “The meaning of Mr.| superiors yesterday. The gist of the |threat of snow. Through the Mid-| ow was cast on all sides, and onejone taken off Point Barrew in = rl be fraught with difficulty. | Dr. Meyer also declared Dr.) exchanges and the New York || Mitchell's action is plain. He has/ report follows: dle West rain zones edged on snow, | moved as if innumerable spotlights | 1927, showing a depth of 17.365 a Uvelve bridges have been destroyed | Stratton D. Brooks, president of the | produce Exchange one closed | slapped the Federal Reserve Board Agent L. E. Crawford. with with lower temperatures apparent- were focused on the tiny figures | feet: the other taken by the tate 2 Ph ef Maratian gnd miles of | U™versity of Missouri, wen met CT today in prolongation of the | im the face. He should be dis-| Agent James McCabe watching|ly in prospect. on this vast and desolate Mage. (Capt. Reald Amundsen off Bpits- :. torn up. The more mobile reoty’ eT eS , Good Friday hollday. Banks |-missed from the Federal Reserve | him, opened the first piece of bag-| _ : : All day this lasted; toward eve- | bergen. showing 15,000 feet. 14 ; is Myalr, columns, comprising ap- sion but only concurred in the ac-/, and brokerage houses, however. Bank of New York immediately.” gage. Before opening it he asked Sentenced After Woman's Ax _— ning—and evening comes carty | ali, there are 32.000 square miles . wtimately 4000 men, may see | %O" Of the doard. remained open. the suspension |; “Mitchell should be disciplined,” | Morgan. “Have you any liquor?” | KANSAS Ci¥t, Mo.. March. 20. here now—another slow and al-|ot Polar seas never sounded, _ , Of the action occurring in | Chicago Safe Robbers Get $4650. | of trading giving the Stock Ex- | declared Senator Fletcher (Dem.)|to which the answer was “Ys, —ce ee song po rt became Se Ne Gee ae ywhore edaaadeae oes ae E lon. CHICAGO, March 30.—Cracks- | change houses an opportunity | of Fiorida, member of the Senate i four bottles.” cow meaths os pn % = over the landscape, The tight de- | anywhere frome 8000 to 15,009 feet . ; ~ | men last night robbed the’safes of || 4. cicar away work accumulat- |, Committee on Banking and Cur-| On opening the. bag, Crawford | Mrs. Maude Wilson's “Carry N&- creased. ‘the shadows faded and | through the Polar basin, so thare = RATTLE AT NACO . six commission houses in one | ed in the active trading this |; remer. “The Fedéral Reserve} placed the four bottles on a pack-/| tion” ax attack, today was “en- very slowly came a glow of light | ts little danger of running aground. : * ; block, obtaining a total of $4650 in > week r | Board has the right to stop th's|ing case. Morgan all the time i to three months. in jail. that touched the surface softly | As for the ice, all explorers have ; EXPECTED SOON currency and checks. Three of the | ; wild speculatton which is causing; sisting he had been to Panama «n Shindle fled before Mrs. Wilson but with a faint pink, giving a fairy-| found that i averages se more iz : like radiance to the snow. iti than 19 or 15 feet te thickness at = MO Amociatc. Press. NACO, 30% _ losed owing to holiday in 4 re bonarea Paivcienacen off. Entrance to each place was pong er cel a dng sa “The bankers have had fair) Crawfofd. in doubt. telephoned seit coneane ieee rpenctgr ef until the whole western horizon | the pack ice can attain @ thickness gal skylight on the uor ‘i= Sa apm east sect ” I! ay Continued on Page 2, Column 7%, | son seized. ; . Continued on Page 3, Column 4 | “ SeMtinued on Page 2, Column 6. . safes were blown open; the combi- nations of the others were knocked roof, , The St. Louis Stock Exchange legitimate business to be straiftned for credit, and it must stop it. ‘ official business and therefore was’ entitled to free entry into port. Continued om Page 2, Column 4. was arrested a fow weeks ago when | he returned to Kansas City. Today | Pe oe te ee a i ies Nik, * hag Mea sat See to on AE Ue Me. og Rens he Cee t CG et « tn ee ones s ton ba os Lee) - » ae els Se aes a aie aa Nee grew deep as the sun went lower these deptha. Nearer land, hewevrer. rs w

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= a j : aay nit MARCH 30, 1929 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ss {i | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SATURDAY, bile on the highway. Last night] stil! recetves treatment, gaa INMAN ALW ii PAGE 6 ; | PARENT S LOSE $10 000 SUIT | they reached Charlotte and after | fed through a tube, - nd | ' telegraphing for funds Devonshire| Alice has been’ ~ U™ 0 8 wo New York a a + a ae 8 Ge og x iB ; $10,000 in damages asked from Dr. Vith Girl—Can’'t he realized what he had done it) i tried to per 3 Bi mt) ‘4. . Chester Poe, and his brother, Field- Nn. cao it - was night and he was lost after; MELBOURNE, Avrtratt, tag (drink to ex A | | ing, whose office is at 6123 Easton Explain Motive. driving some distance from Phil-| 30.—The Norwegian Cargo steams. ' svod supply iL Agee avenue, by Mr. and Mrs. Leo adelphia. He said he then de-| soe was sunk west of on his yac $ | eee Fuerst, 6554 Mount avenue, Wells- | cided to go on to Jacksonville, tes Eneergeacy Board. yesterday in is t4 i f Tinos | 8. fer the centh of their S-year- | nn senvcintel Teak. Fla, as he was afraid to take | ‘today in collision With the jim Crea bis contested Beery f Wichita Speaker and Accounts Com- Investigator for A oom, Las, Heaps, 8, AOSt: ” CHARLOTTE, N. C., March 30.| Alice back home. He said he had | Cargo steamer Kaitung, The Seip of Inquiry for Dispute Be- resumed the ‘ : S| Former Editor o : 7 Attorn Who Soe ee nee ee ee eS decided to send her home by train | was carrying 114,000 bags of whee ther questie ORE ted | mittee Hold Up Pay State's ey, dog Aug. 10, 1927. The autopsy |—Curtis 8. Devonshire, Philadel- and stopped to wire for money for/| valued at $365,000, to Gress mae . Mo.-Pac. Subsid- oman sai Bi Beacon to Be Appoin f Additional! Fled After Shooting of | showed the boy was suffering from | pnia salesman, is in jail here await-| 10, Ouroose He told officers he| ain. The crew was rescued by tween ‘ Greenwich } Pa - Fs. aa a Giv U Vouchers o mon pneumonia, but the plaintiffs con-/ | tne arrival of officers from would not fight extradition. Kaituna, which wag proceeding . and Employes. one morning a 3 to Place en vp ; ded that treatment given him . ali : Ib i: 2 ary , 4 . Be Questioned | tence h irl is an invalid, having | Melbourne. Her bows wep John Steel, v 40 Clerical Employes oman, to 7 der supervision | Philadelphia to return him there} The girl is an meet. : : | Cc a eri p . by Fielding Poe, unde P f kidnaping Alice | swallowed lye when a child which | ously damaged, however, gag ah Mrs. Inman ! b urtis. of Dr. Poe, who employs him,/to face charges 0 naping caused an illness for which she wirelessed for assistance O ORDER mentioned gs . we howed gross negligence. Labutis, 12 years old. —— WALK UT oney as @ 1 es, ns By the Associated Press. Ss —_ m y . 7 tf By Jefferson City Correspondent of ? ea Testimony for the plaintiffs was ; hire and the girl were man. . es | WAS EXECUTIVE OF | the Post-Dispatch. AURORA, Ill, March to the effect that the boy was Devonshire : CHURCH NOTICES CHURCH NOTICES IS WITHDRAWN The hu “Be 1% -d Fairchild, County Investiga- : There | arrested here yesterday after Phil- : i Wee | JEFFERSON CITY, March 30.| Boyd Fairchild, taken to Dr. Poe’s office. ae icceniiens cibiaeh Rill Hardy, S i ae STATE FOUR YEARS —The small army of House clerical| tor, whose testimony led to the/pr poe directed his brother, who | adelphia police had notified sa RESBYTERIAN —_ ‘Inman yacht . ae urce/HMquor raid in which Mrs. Lillian | is not a physician, to put iodine On| lotte authorities that Devonshire FIRST a Presidential Proclamation wre lame . ee De King was killed, is held today | the wounds on the child's face. On| had wired from here last night R. CALVIN DOBSON, Minister. 5 abearé thé . : | ed Reed Announces of periodical rows between House | - Thovient Sept. 8 the boy became very ill and | asking for $50. The two were 9:30 A. M.—Bible School. 2 Directs Investigation and tended sug - ov. for questioning. ; he . telegraph A.M.—Reception of Members and Baptism ef Children, + 23 ‘ . HENRY J. ALLEN, officers and committees, again {s He was found at Odell, Ill., yes- | was taken to a hospital, where he taken into custody at 4 re es 1: ge “The Two-Fold Meaning of the Fi M With- Inman testi . | 3 : Choice for Unexpired . of Ka involved in a dispute over the MYS-/|terday and kept outside of Kane} died. Fuerst: testified his S0Nn | office when the man called for s P. M—EASTER CANTATA. Report by ive vien Hardy in 4 3 3 Former Governor a n the pay-|County. State's Attorney George| would not drink water before his | money. 7200 DELMAR from Met eo ; Term After Conferring ee lerks, |Carbary, who sent deputies for him,| death and that he clawed and The girl said she was asked in 30 Days. He dent ¢ 1 roll of mentty ” ee eee an refused to tell where he had been | scratched at his mother. A physi-| Wednesday afternoon by Devon- tist Ch Mrs. Inman. . in! With President Hoover. — ae 4 a of thé House taken, saying that violence was | cian, testifying later, admitted such | shire to help him find persons who First Bap urch | her from hij e 1 « : been explained by any © ee du-|feared. He also refused to say (actions might signify rabies. had formerly lived next to her Cardinal and Bell J Aves. the Associated I’ress. icu ted. se i. a eck 10a 8 peters ine "ack caaehak dren whether the man was being held Dr. Poe testified he had told! pome in Philadelphia. She said ‘eeeen 208 ne ~~ 4 DALLAS, Tex., March eal 8 I, T, & Tit ; ne = ties concern the cleric pes : Fuerst to send the dog’s head tO! ene got into his car and found he of the Texas & F | ' H WASHINGTON, sera oe! -HISTIE CHISPENDED ee eee. chao woe poet senak wee was known in his; the County Health Commissioner at | nag y tectln drinking. They rode a Presents Two wnaeer a spousand “sae a RAPS SALE OF | ' ies enry len, former Governor | ner of Morgan County, chair | , ‘Both Dr. Poe and Fuerst , ht, sleeping a part of racific Railway : Vas of Kansas and prominent in na- of the Committee on Accounts, and | penescy ange Danae eae ot tur han never received & safer ning Annan At 11 A. M.—“The Triumph”—By H. Alexander Matthews, i. to walk out at 6 o'clock this) Reported . ; ¥ : : i ~ ~ . ; .. WEDNESDAY EVENING TESTIMONY MEETINGS at All the Churches, 8 @'Gek hundred dallars ($100.00) for Smith al Court of In See oe eee ee eenees Ini but that he was brous come and get me, oh come and get 10:50 A. M.—Morning Worship with beautiful Easter Music. READING ROOM—1983 Railway Exchange Bul ding, >a, m. to 9 the creation of a State Court Qf In- | discussing the law allowing return | the wholesale murdérs. le? came hevsteriealiy over the dustrial Relations empowered t0/ of relicious congregations to. | ys 3 | not through unanimous ratification of count of travel and duties foresee) | He obtain ital —— to such board. The members elven 'on an 6 > abolished after the United States | the Kellogg-Briand peace pact. Cc. M., St. P. & P. Road Boosts Pay Hale was told by the hospita a be reimbursed for and they ad Emith told Supreme.Court ruled that its at- “The pact places all nations on 3 to 5 Cents an Hour. that it could not possibly have been hereby authorized to make oe er | could hat ini wee ? By the Associated Press. his daughter who telephoned. The ry ‘ ry expenses w " € 882 | th } —. ane ee a CHICAGO, March $0.—An %n-/| next morning, when it became CHURCH OF THE HOLY COMMUNION th See ae aed of the board. in- | sa naee aa of freedom of contract. distinction between the rights of rye hmm Ss eae perry ea — gprs moat ote eer. WHITE, Rector eicreaes cluding traveling pert PO i Ferndale] Former Wichita Editor. powerful or weak nations. The | 2" Pour in the Se * &p- | Missing penses actually inmecurre st. Louis Allen was editor and publisher | pact is a general mobilization in mgr Phat oekour ae her family. ee EASTER SERVICES sistence, in conformity with sald tabiiehinds of the Wichita Beacon for 21 years | favor of peace.” The Chamber of |°* *2® © ro, » Ot Major Mariano Operated On. r ; uct. here.” and served as publisher of William | Deputies already has approved the | Paul and Pacific Railway was an- | py the associated Press, Holy Communion—8 A. M Choral Eucharist—11 A, M. “All expenditures of the one | in which 7 Randolph Hearst's Omaha Bee- | treaty renouncing war. nounced yesterday by J. T. Gillick, ROLOGNA, Italy, March 80.— PROGRAM OF MTSIC IN ALL PAPERS shall be allowed and — ornenesl | divorce oa & controlling interest in his ow, BURNED HOME tions. The increase amounts to] or ‘Capt. Felippo Zappi and the CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Boards Act. approved Feb. one THOMPSE newspaper last summer. : about $1,000,000 a year, Gillick Swedish scientist Finn Malmgren 1927. Vol. 44. Stat. L.. 1042, on , The news of Allen's appointment | Picasant Hill “Ma. ) Police Suspect | said. on their hike across the ice after Cates and Goodfellow Ousted OF will reach Mra. Alien and a daugh- Mother and Son Were Slain. The tncrease follows negotiations ter, Henrietta, at Seville, Spain, where they are spending two weeks the Italia disaster, today under- REV. JOHN S. BUNTING, Rector went an operation in order that =n EASTER SERVICES oresentation of itemized vouchers Properly approved by the chairman By the Associated Press. between the railroad and the Fed- erated Shopcrafts and becomes ef- ELKTON, Md., March $0.—Mrs. of the board hereby created. By the 4 artificial leg might be fitted for . Therefore Christ is God of Very God and all “Done this twenty-ninth day of | @pIGh ” ectiyv ril 1. Similar er 7:00 A.M.—Holy Communion. of cur Lord OMe | sr. andre im the course of a three months fective Ap ; agre®-| him. His leg was amputated meal ; : ; larch, in the year Mea tour which began afi«: the inaugu- | 4""2 Mahoney, 82 years old, and | ments have been made between | | 9:30 A. M.—All Children’s Easter Service in the Church. His Doctrines are true the e hundred and twenty- | o¢ pybiie tox the *N | ly after his rescue, after gangrene 11:00 A. M_M s ae f Light O weane wine of | : ration of President Hoover, They | her son, Edward Mahoney, $8, were | the shop workers and other rail- had set in from frostbite. His fi- 700 _— aa ervice. on: ictory of Lig r wine, and of the independence st his $258.6 Fae mate tenets eerthera | found dead in the ruins of their | roads root cag nbloves benefit- | ancee, Signorina Fricchi Biancon- —. Therefore we know that the Father has accepted ‘he Unitec States anty- oa? |e Africa and Paris before returning | peasant Hill home after it had | *DS trom “ne advances are: Electri- | cini, the Duchess of Mignano, was ar “f° me hundred and fifty-t answer home, about June 1. been Reitreved by fire nity ae cians, car men, boilermakers, mn- | at nis bedside after the operation. Christ’s Sacrifice on the Cross as all - suf- Rubonic Plagec in im Uruguay. charge ¢ reenact | porta wighiere ara een | + "Me they may have been killed by rob- 13th and Locust—EPISCOPAL—William Scarlett, Dean Leonard Wood as Republican pres- hers ‘sthe act fire te the ho ¢ CHICAGO March 30.—Seven- Mential nominee in 1920. 7 ” — day, one af which has resulted °R | cover the crime. death. Two previous cases, one of | them fatal, had been reported. teen persons, most of them women, were injured last night in a colli- sion between two archer avenue lected Without Personal Campaign Allen was elected as Governor while he was in France engaged in Blood of Christ Shall Be Saved; Therefore All Believers Shall Rise on 1 the Last 7:00 and 8:00 A. M.—Holy Communion 11:00 A. M.—Holy Communion and Sermon ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 3666 Arsenal St. in otner ating the mines until the labor dis- “ street cars. Several of the injured |] egy. LEIGHTON A _ NUGENT, Reetor PREACHER—THE DEAN Dey to Eternal Life. jAmeaahaaa andar anaes anes Made no personal campaign, the | This experience led the executive | 9:30 A. M.—Holy Communion. ure oo rvice an agean 8 ; “ yy SOK ~ AY . eee . ves, with whom he had |to call a special session of the Legis- | 11:00 A. M.—Hely Communion. Easter 4 been identified, joining with stand- lature, which enacted the industrial» | CHURCH NOTICES 4:30P a at —. pattera in electing him on a plat- [i court lax. form of loyalty. In 1920 Allen’s name was pre- | sented at the Republican National Coar ention fr the vice presidential nomination. He is a member of the hoard of Shortly after his inauguration a strike of coal miners was called in Southeastern Kansas. The Gover- mor obtained an order from the State Supreme Court placing the The Lutheran Churches. (Missouri Synod) — Invite You to Hear This —— ris é My F CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Meicagt 8 CLARA AND DELMAR REV. JAMES L. FOWLE, D. D.., Pastor : Westminster Presbyterian Church | Union and Delmar Avenues — ” - trustees of the Roosévelt Memorial | §:30 A. M.—Sunday School Easter Program 9:30 Bible Scheele. Pt = _ a Psa oo ae EASTER MESSAGE te & mines under receivership, and ap-| Foundation, the board of trustees | 11:00 A. M.—Easter Service and Communion 1 Sole “Hos ae “ “img me F TOMORROW SF pealed to the Kansas people for |of Baker University, Baldwin, Kan.., | 3:00 P. M.—Easter Celebration by the St. Aldemar ia osanna,” sung by Bernard Ferguson. Yolunteer miners in order to pre- the official board of the First | | Commandery Knights Templar Methodist Church, Wichita, and of Sermon by Rev. William Crowe 8 P. M., Special Musical Program of Beautiful Easter Music. Double Quartette, Antiphonals, Anthems. Sermon Easter Message, “He Is Risen,” by Rev. James L. Fowle. vent suffering during the winter. Eleven P thousand vesponded, oper- _— a thirty-third degree Mason. Placed By Lutheran Pablicity Orgénlsttien 20 TV" eww ww © © f

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oe ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ____SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 19299__ | 7. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ae ay. Last night | still receives treatment, , ae —_— { ee eg ae : = Soe = - ; Bua 1 | i barjotte and after | fed through a tube. sa 0 atin asnenk ts day chars ine in’ Philadelphi der th .e postoffice to clal all ad- nets aime tae en's ww we PMMIVER AGL 10 PRWAK ALWAYS 44D Lg TEA SHOP HELD | UP 4 MORE FALSE ALARMS SUSPECT IN $2 000 00!” under arrat hore today charged|iving in, Philadephia. under the [the yostafcs te lal maa a6 He city limits and hospital for six years. Her z ‘8 DIDN'T WANT T WIFE T0 DRINK The charge was pr hai rred int!search for him was at its height. | general delivery window reeoc- pt in the car. | rents live near Shamokia, p Newark. N. J. by his brother! Known here as A. A. Boyd, he was! nized him from circolars sent out = This He Testifie | | . had been well it was necessary for her to as 3 tion; Says Se 3 te te cap wi ne louis Christian of Maplewood, N./| arrested after he had called at’ by the postal inspector at Newark.. hire told officers | in Philadelphia for the we Stay 4 With H ™ nger | qi: Federal authorities have or- | hking and did not | treatments. Cekly y Seen Associated Rn | ‘ dered his removal to Newark. age Seeger he Vith $365,000 Ga : ENO N x >} $ (hristian was said to have been | PHOTOPLAY THEATERS nd that when Steamer With $365,000 Cargo Sieg, . Nev. March 30.- ‘ 3 nous Wall n 'p. t 27) at 7 ent Yin et } aL. . : : F he had done it BY te Associated Press. nee Weeks — Inman, ealthy Bearded Youth Draws Revolver | Incendiarism in Terminal Yar -orge . Christian. Sough e was lost ce MELBOURNE OrK and Atianta (Ga.) man “ae m pe é ' » alii, n at PHOTOPLAY THEATERS eos fo. ‘2, Australta, Mare) tried to persuade his wife not to on Proprietor ‘at 6561 —Another Blaze in Central” | omce 1924 in Day & Heaton |'—— to Ss, le als oom % " . Rance from Phil-| 30.—The Norwegian cargo cxcess. he ’ b « Pe Sper ae oe ale 2 : ait ‘ ‘ s . ae @ he then de-/| q.,, steamer i cidiecce lands | oso stab “a tine ilways kept a University Drive. National Bank Building. | sh. Arrested. | to Jacksonville. | eelije was sunk west of | Cape Otwe 5 ' pply of } quor at home and : ™ T L Oo U j CONTIN COLSs a acksonville, | y on his yacht. This he admitted a ainnelhinmesti se va . —— | today in collision with the Union Creates Emergency Board yesterday in cross-examiination in | eASy eee See a2 NOON e said he had | Cargo stearner Kaituna. ° his cont 1. -¢ — pp tons A young highwayman with a Four false’ fire alarms were By the Associated Pr-se, he Se : contested suit for divorce. He . iil ae wage er home by train | was carrying 114,000 bags of » wh lie of Inquiry for Dispute Be- ... umed the stand today for fur- | -~='* Walked into the Mount Ver- | sounded in different sections of the SAN ANTONIO, Tex., March 3! LEATRICE JOY | GRAND AT WASHINGTON BLVO re for money for! valued at $365,000, to G ce 1 Universit IN PERSON . ee gt ‘ ae ality. sh 4tewe ¥ ; NT Ni tr jae 5 itty ms shee: ¥ Sx ly SN ME i eA gles \ eepnitientetan cating: ayy Bien Snadldastes, dcatelineaath abla) de tceeditiast nee ee Oe ne i : ee . wont oe Pee, = OMIT ty Sy: 2 ‘ , ther questionin Saree, COC! th w tos h . . . reat : . = ane Team ai >. a, 4... city last night, presumably by the : > KR. Christian, sought sinc told officers. he | ain. The crew was rescu Brit. tween Mo.-Pac. Subsid- Inman said he returned to his|~o..\°' JUS* north of Washington , : Also on the Screen ed b | . an tant ° is siti a ae eae * () ‘loc liact} Same person who has been troub-/|1924 for the allege: radition. | Kaituna, which wag Proceed : wreenwich Village apartment early SR Sis Oclock last —? Bed theft of 42 with VICTOR McLAGLEN invalid. having | Melbourne. Her ole Senn to ary and Employes. one morning in 1923 and inund | om as the proprietor, Miss Gor-| ling the fire and police depart- | 000.0¢ from 18 fun: Day & ; A Gala Easter Pro ram mn a child which | ously damaged, however, ond ae John $teel, vaudeville tenor, ang | 2°" ©4 Williams, opened the door! ments with false alarms and incen- | Heaton ‘erage firm, New York “ST : y’ | ~ : Ty - - hoa : to let cus mier ut. Tawing ¢ for which she wirelessed for assistance. : ‘Irs. Inman there. Steel had been . “ os. pgilies diarism for the last two months, Ss RONG BO : ? Mats. to 6:30, 35¢ and 15¢ The Show of Shows Supreme ALKOUT ORDER mentioned several times in testi- | "CYO!¥er the bearded youth held up “ : T Miss $7) , The first was turned in at 8:30 PPE mone. Matters BS gure ss Williams and a second cus- h ed } PHOTOPLAY NOTICES CHURCH NOTICES | IS WITHDRAWN money as an admirer of Mrs. In-| Mise Williams and a second cus-| The first was turned sn at #:28 THEATERS : | The husband also testified that Westminster place, akin ‘ ) North Market streets. The others ) Meatakh ec eer reams : : WHEN NEW YORK SPEAKS— You Hear a Great ~ from th cash recister ag ' followed at 10:05, from . Madison ee Pill Hardy, former captain of th ms esisicl Ll gt SURE — ; TT : ST PRESBYTER s —— . Dates wack ‘ont Bo pwewate te ; from Kuenze! and Webster streets, at 12:15 trom ~~ Romance— Madison Square Garden—.A Famous . bd sash 4 ’ ( een ¢ . 1} ‘S t yee aes “ ‘ = + . o " om * . * R. CALVIN DOBSON, Minister. Presidential rociamation 3;..0 jgman and re lated incidents| AS Harry Kellman. 7733 Nat-/Cliften and Francis streets, and. at pes, Speakeasy—The Subway and the Bible School. ural Bridge avenue. nade a traffic; 1 from rendway and Riverview | ’ ° ° board the vessel which h con- : lage avenue, lade ataic | ° 7 P ; H om ? Reception of Members and Baptism ef 1 esti tion een = _ wh beesee . ot “Be Se iv ° “The Two-Fold Meaning of the Resurrection “*“% Directs Inv ga and tended supported his allegations. Stop at I age opouljevard } ‘ a aim we , Weise ‘i itis : fii oie 7 on eet _ a] TODAY: ~— Ya 5 P. M.—EASTER CANTAT . Wi Inman testificd he had disc} qd | avenue, an armed man . ee Se ae wel he S \ OICE OF BROADWAY 7200 DELMAR oe Report by Five Men ith- se Bit r and ie him « rotate ‘ | investigating incendiarism in the | ae? hic aia aan he 7 cnecee = ons a ne Seer ee st “ ates pee! novel We oLetee, Mardy in 1927 after separating ©4° 4nd made Missouri s . tu D fro? Mrs. Inman blocks before robbing him $3. | Terminal Railroad vards at Bre- " - naf&ter 2 ‘feremonies: He >» &@ iia ‘ ST ARTING TOD AY Ba t - 30 _ He denied that he ever uck | and the Studebak: uto. ater! men avenue. Early Thursday two _— rtainer. | ¥ Ay \ : ome é ptist urch wy. | —— Mrs, Inman. but said he had pu a Studebaker, lieved be. the | employes saw flames shoot from — ' IN THE bs 1 she ; “ame o! as a watchman’s shanty and ys Cag Cardinal and Bell Aves. tis ee Associated I’ress. ver from him when she was intox- same one, was | , i. ) ‘ hia ® . : + all aaa iaaitia lees 7 ‘hased a man who flea from ~ } (Over 100 Years uf she a - ea “+5 “ > woo Stop pt d vaill > é Ti. oy s A iS 4 4 \ 100 All lk DALLAS, Tex., March o0.—Fou Ohio avenue. a truck chauffeur. at | ®©ene and escaped. Two raniredil ruBian (| 0 re a Ing i &. Tw Easte! Pro ; mploy.3 of the Texas & | 1 & T, -R, C, A, SUBSIDIARY vite ‘ham berilain ate ce .q flares had been lighted and throw: ; ee ad 3 o Yr ams: gousand cm p!o) a vil$ Chamberiain ae an . © : FOX MOVIETONB HIT sSeg ae he ee ee | ol a ii? » - oh hand ry ee 4 “we y y 4 a ae re o> pagent pve ei i ¥ ale & bgt a hot thoy tore as in ee Cot « - silwav. who had ‘ -’bbed him of $19. through a broken ndow of the “The Triumph’ '—By H. Alexander Matthews, _ geal a3 a wet i seh SALE DENIED : PLAN TENTATIVE gest nien ha d $81 when they shanty. The fire wae extinguish: ed Tremendous rae mi SS OURT OCH Ul Pree ter oy Mette’ . 7 en ; fa = PS Nee: nl RR bao oe “ tO Walk OUlL. al . a ¥ ltel _ Palms of Victory’—By Herman Von Berge. ened Reported $100,000,000 Deal Mere-| eld up a clerk in John H. Lis- | With slight damage. ae EASTER ine abpeared on their } ‘ ate Bagge Se wer fic ©. CLAY MAXWELL, Pastor ) morning. aPpeared 0 pe ly a Rrogram to Be Followed ©D’S drug store, 6225 St. Louis) Crowds gathered and _ traffic A Gala Easter Treat i ‘ F , . +} . ? ¢ . } ° a Nn Tle? _ = i Xe oo : j 7 e ] fire SHOW! ; MOTHER-CHURCH IS HOMELIKE” ee 7) tae 0 . When the Law Permits. avenue, Wellston, and forced him Was impeded as a result of a fi Knockout Enter The Debut of Stunt Wanvas Mates. | te 2 to open the saf at 6 p. m. yesterday on the groun:! ; . —— nik Laie . themes nls mg aR ae ¢) * ee ° — eS oe ROS = ; ' NEW YORK. March 20.—The The same pair. an hour later. floor of the Central National Bank Stace ; BCT : . ey day. s held up A andes in hi meat Building at Seventh and Oli WRY egg — a )! . ~ ers y re y toc rp mn ? ss s - ve ee ih 41iS si v Ww 1a the First of Hie rders for t! : were with- reported agrecment of the rth | : ‘ a pen —., , ED LO : AST INCLUDES f' tional Telephone and Tel + | market at 1297 Delaware avenue, Streets. The fire started on a bal- | |. GREATER CASE 4 . : last hight Vv officials Ol = 210 I @ pe ” a es ai aie recenting Perfert ’ e : | ong te brotherhoods after the , Corporation to purchase Rh. c. A.| Wellston, and forced him to turn * ape wit ny eng mBisor 9 ma a) “The Perfect. Girl” STAGE SHOWS! Lola Lane—Paul Page—Henry B. Walthall . ’ : ‘i x ; 42 ‘ . ° + *horr a Yi Pp ren Liv irom 4 ‘ irir i. = — : mee: - president had issued a proclama-/!Communications, Ine., from over to them $56.0.. . With Helen MacFadden : a AND THE TRULY MAGNIFICENT STAGE SHOW ee eT ee eter senna OVI SNM ANN: os beg Babs \RedMte, ¢ PPE 1 A TN NC Al. GR me he MAMET ge oe ‘ a i A ---1¢' and ate through a wall to the Aloe | |. : , . eae ° sarin “" c rey Ra $6 1O t @ + al cad eric . ‘ Other a4 M4 : a ~Ci > i" Jou PENNER 3 am Sin in g / = tien creating an em ngs ney board it -orporation of Am sa . . Optical Co. Damage to the two. | Making 4 oT : GREAT STAGE 1 : me tie ines t se ; ¢ Juul, 1815 North Market street, ; Love! ‘8 gshighway and Washington ‘ 4... o inguirs to aii ' estigate i 1e disp ut - oe an accord vi as Oo th e due e an ‘ ste res and the building n as esti- | : , a LUPE VELEZ ’ : PRESENTATIONS : aoe and report on its findings. The lity of a consolidation” —* ; , » Eas wa grocery of Samuel Grazman, mais F - ma . q — J . . : ‘Sour _ me ES ae ie + $045 Laclede avenue, $190: is ited at 3500. & Gary JOYOUS JAZZ JUBILEE rr r yet to be ap Ointed, Will Lceniaiive Pian wut id¢er W Ay S440) = i- . te i ori + — ~ M. ASHBY JONES, Pastor ti ‘ board, zr + ag . hiaf 7 he v/. IDlished when the law per Olga Dickbernd, 4933 ‘est ine A fire of undetermined origin at ; MAKIN’ Cooper 13, Si 9 el ~ & make its report to the chief execu- be accomplished when the law per- o : 11:45 p. m. at the home of Thomas | er ’ 7 dn NIGH - uve mits,” it is announced authorita- boulevard, purse and $9. Brighes PO ee eee \WHOOPEE: i “wolf Seno” é ; 00 A. M.—From the Natura! " President Hoover iss sued = the tively by both companies. August Kistner, 6523 St. Charles S™Mith, 0806 Lillian avenue, caused | Thd “It' girl's runnin’ wid - Great Cast of 150—Fred Berrens, Master of Ceremontes Siuviie 2Vv0rc Pe Ded F FS Ee 4) is a ‘ ; c : . , . . : . > *” . q ‘ r - wonardl's roar reported stole: damage of $1200. a be : an a : al - : rT" }. _ _ car nt was prompt- road, rt i l ;ron nis m _ wie + ing to the Spiritual. ee a ee een ee) reports aa Oe eT es alee $150 cash, a pistol. tr HEAR HER SPEAK \ — 4 > 00 P.M meee h R e str) L- 4 Sei ote mar Snr « ; ettate iY ub . } - > ; = other cew CiFy,. it Vaiue ” 5. ’ ‘ ; ; , —- —The esurrection sat the strike threatened a seriaus , Of articles in a suburb of Paris b; | 7 | 50 Gelden Veices-Iex: Goreu'és Bellet in Song and Pic € mierruption r interstate com- Owen D. Your chairman of th: Two armed men, , 1 eer mlanta cai eT rrr i tur . pena a oe sifi , fee ee te , a coupe as Mrs. Conrad im 'E \ / \ ‘ a | | a : merce. Under the railroad labor! R. C. A. board; David Sarnoff, vice bupe as Mrs. Conri - Oi we ae es RaAWN ye nnn : rata, i iVi\/ 7 cae “Rh ter Festi . |” oct. the raiiw aw Wes nage ment an ] pre sident and x ne ral manager of Niel man. Ho J 6 Etze i 4 . iif ‘ . 1 as 1va , mae workers are hestrained f from taking R. C. A.; Thos. W. Lamont, partner | her daughtc opp Pega a a “BIG ‘PRE-EASTER ACTS f ENTIRE FOX ENSEMBLE OF 150 ferther action for 30 days of J. P. Morgan & Co., and H. B. their home, seized Mrs. Zimmer- } Featuring vf | HIT OF HITS! : FOX GRAND ORCHESTRA ‘ i on ‘ 35. i . — ; so ~~: j e * ; Magar a ea pea a \ ve | af ' T EASTER PROGRAMS The strike vote, taken last wee's, Orde. vice president and treasurer | ™ans’ pocketbook and returned it | ae Oy re The most talked-of piciure in town. | Adolphe Kornspan, Conductor ae 208 TPE om “ae to her after removing its contents APN Se ' ; 1 | , invelved disputes over working of I. T. & T. The report said the 0 : & ae ne “ , D | C K . A R T H 6 L M . S s 7 ; ) ! mt) PRE Peo ney Sialtee seehieinnd Mes . Alsd CHESTER CONKLIN : > ca Famous Antiphonal Choirs conditions and a desire of the em- consideration vas about S14 rf 500.- _— cents. : 7 a ett without fur- In the T Xi 13 ii ’ - : and Talki: iz in ; 4 hy Mpany — AOA ther molesting the women. Screen Far: . , Morning and Evening yloyes for the com to reim- | 996. ‘ ~ cereen, Fares | “WEARY RIST’S CONFI N yorse them (for property lOSsSes ees: > : 'e ia nat ' an ee MORTALITY,” , OKEH BEVINS IN ST. LOUIS AMUSEMENTS ga RIVER L— paige rien the railroad moved its yards EMM Clare has thy Com The Show Must Go On! f 7:45—8:00 P. when the railroad moved its yards be . it! - é voice wit! Betty Compson E. Prang memos Organist. ~ from Longview ané Marshall. Tex, HOSPITAL AFTER PLANE CRASH J _— je ort Subirets : ® Mineola, Tex., and Shreveport. iiaatiail BORLD OF WONDER?’ s.+00sesevourwer-8:00 P, M. ger aceite ae de ee legs Broken ND PRESBY TERIAN CHURCH "The Texas & Pacific is part of When Machine Hits Tree ihe pupeour Pacific system, Near Bland, Mo. estminster and Taylor Avenue en operated by a separate| Oxkch Bevina, New York aviator, N W. MACIVOR, MINISTER company. is in a s¢trious ‘ondition at St Text of Hoover Proclamation. John’s Hospital as the result of The text of President Hoover's fractures of both legs and oth proclamation follows: Ee injuries suffered yeste rday wh re “Whereas, The President, having his lockhead-Vega monoplane urc O _ 1¢ ac been duly notified by the Board of crashed into a tree near BlanjJ, Mediation that a dispute between! yo. in Gasconade County. sere nate vet ey - — ~~ eee epee - eR ad a a . ” y “Oe ey ae . - ’ ~ ‘ - . aed Short Subiccts! ae al tor Mu HOUGH hearts are breaking, though jeal- panee | ‘ousy stalks behind the footlights, flaming into hates—the show must goon! Beneath the painted smile, the torn soul of the show girl yearns for her loving man. Some day he’ll come along and claim her—but her heart will ever be there amidst the lights, the music, the big show! THE EUGENE ODEON SYMPHONY GOOSSENS Tonight (Sat.) at 8&:34 CONCERTS Conducting Mon. Aft., April 1, at 3:! GEORGES ENESCO Distinguished Rumanian Composer-Violinist Will Be Soloist. Tomorrow (Sunday) Afternoon, March 31, at 3:15 LAST “POP” CONCERT OF SEASON EASTER MUSIC SPRING MUSIC All Tickets AEOLIAN CO., 1004 Olive. Tel. JEf. 8610 ine Texas & Pacifie Railway Co., Rex ins, who was on } i ; 5 ' n e corge pearrier, and certain of its em- New York following an unsuccess SOUTER LM ULE EL Ep LOC MISLED LEE a4 m na peoyes represented DY the Brother- ul atten pt to break the west-io- a (Episcopal) hood of Locomotive Engineer. east crenwonmianes t reeord jast , ieee SEOCe Rene Motherhood of Locomotive Fire: |Tucsdac, was foreed down on he |)h GO AN EASTER DINNER — sue Gas Ce MSDS Sie 3 | " -r . dé o} men Orde f e : Aap ‘™ sce . ~ j . as ne . ei } : Jt = ie , . - . : Toit ge . A : — ea Foy verea i? te 1 ‘ j A ssc = : SAE oa peste ed * eae tier ‘ . ' ' x yeah, oe? =e 5 ‘. oht. sat ves : » ~ ¢ sa s a 24? a *\ 4 * 4 a = . ‘ 4 mn ee ’ sai + -* as 4 er iaeh s* ~ 2? 3 ae eee a oe ? ; . ; Per a ~ ra ote ee “4 ‘ 5 ; . i ‘ - 4 . . ss 4 sof - > ° “t . — . : on Se o ge? es, oe Ae SoS e . tas ee "6 ° 74. 4 | *- 7 lia* « : J A a P > eee tease oe" 7 . . ¢ e iv . 4 ; 4 ‘ ee Prt ee > 7 bs eee : 1 fa) os ail - . ee a. - “ot P abeerret 7-85" -95 het hp + a “ : a ! _ Pre a alg ae SP . Rik ‘ ; ' : , on St areal . . * , . . , . 7? ‘ . 4 « | ‘ } &? ii aa 4h a» Mtr» ib bree eoeeeeeeeeeeeeee reer v "we VMaulhali. in nn =~ oand Hit. Se : Stuffed Tomato au Surprise, Believue Dressu Arsenal ochitdren of the Kitr.” and OZARK (GWHORGE O'BRIEN Is 4 > Singing Act 3101 8 to an 411- Talking rieture. |“ — Lt TLRE, “TRF. | David Peeetsk!, JOE SAYS... “sirarge (arge.— Web-ter Groves BEAN — Senet sates , SHAW, ok ais HE POINT aig “one | “Hello My Friend” I’m on the Job Again a OF ANEW VOGR- 1Q01 Met awe'aed Adeiphe Men Take Your Easter Dinner at JOE GARAVELLI % utheran Churches (Missouri Synod) ite You to Hear This STER MESSAGE > ‘TOMORROW y Lutheran Publicity Organisttion “i TOM WIN TS 8 SOLSD Jack “elhali eed Dereths MANCHESTER ri TLKE. “THE DRI TIVOLI | Mackall im he Sewn uM. $15 Manehberter | PK. G15 ewer “thildree of the Kitz. wt Se ners eeeeneeneeeeemaeieaeacenaa eae GC 4 4 sound Picterer. “Mar TStVERSAIL® MILLIONS > . Lafayette , Bema ( omtrart «ith PAGEANT rere. tA arre t 4st. = , Tee eS ee a ,\FSTHER KALSTON to a RONALD COLMAN TS 4 Gravois | “THE CASE MIKADO coco rictuReE. “TH : (oom Picture Locust at Eighteenth ~ i ry rea sMITH. 5 Reeten arate - “otlee Shon rok KES WAV S ARP tn 4 se TALAIFE 24 He aad C 4 Se ress ‘ Kingsland | “The (-herieous Treii, AUBERT | m wT. ~_* ' oe i . - . ar page 1 F.” @t57 toruvenr and Dream Meied PTD Posten a SSUTSTSTTTT eee eee sd ghee eee eee 9 505009088:

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‘a PAGE & ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ___ SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1929 Bes ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ TUNEL ASKS Demon Wine toe tox‘SHOOL BOARD. RENMERS THINKS even RATY MN POSE ECE A Ce MAYOR TO REPLY —-—— CANDIDATES GIVE 250,000 WILL CAST “SLR PAY RSEFOR FREMEN SOOO O00 ARNE g L0GAL BOARD. 2 March 3°.—(ar] ' , oe “ pena eer mma exc hag : ; 2 oa - 4 , ; ) V pi 3 A + -at Has Rane , duce 9 dem : : ore be arrest here toda. LiGil ai iit dSC 1] idl 1) LL Net te la ; . 3 today in | 8. , | | in connection with the theft : 1 wie - . | Liverpool Market Closes Good Fet ou neg be : , iat nie ate, little ¢ .* we » - e* . > ‘ - i ow lac’ ery, screen acto ; remained Challenges Opponent to) §! _ 3 | : | Ten of the 13 in the Race Election Board Chairman The men confessed having the USS ss diuiiaie ak , : aes | of tradi ;' he 1 Os month in- , . possession b» ais | Monti y ~ #088. . = La es | change Answer Charges Made in #a° Sy * F~*¥3 “a ~ | Explain Their Views at a Expects 71 Per Cent of hor werk aiken he hird man © " in ett firemen’s salaries, NEW YORK. Mareh bia an ae ion : =: | ° hose nam hey did not know, ac Ee as OE * oe ° brother-inw . Campaign Before Elec: § #4 Meeting of the Town Those Registered to Bal- coring to police. Payment on the Will c@ute an increase in taxes on |") U's Sees an tion Tuesday. | 2 3 % | : " lot for Mayor. - ; aa - . ae es 2 a8 h | : a ) ire me ; the eal , : Prail ¢ at. y ‘ rau d. INQUIRES ABOUT i : ae ae ith ithe actor. yn, The resstution follower | the malate d . _ bh ‘| : * 4 a ) } ° ; : ; 6 ay ti ii *TY) " is: -_ is. ~ 1 14 ' 5 ciate d convitteg of cng ; : " . 3 ‘ : ‘ ‘ea : * A " ¥ . . _ . ’ . * : : Ss es ; : CiCa. } : ; : m iit ’ i ¢ ' * P m x . : ’ a . me , : ' ri ‘ ; nile : oi te le. roi - : Ma . . , : ; } > 49 | ! $ | = . j Oper io. si Tra gee Ae EY A meh gata : a | , iz ee ae Rie — prone ay Ras A eesioe , | His. headquarte has estim: ‘The Boa: sti ae After deliberating almess 2 Also Mentions Efficiency 3 . -, ~ eetis muuman cd toe the a i | Would Be Ti pee Cont Of the tO ( oe [00 such gath- portionmen omposed of the hours, the jury tal > es : : " i 7 a ;* bf \* Be! erin : ) J a ‘ bP m / rm ™ : S et . . ‘ x ‘ : “Ai ‘ . 4 * , ; . -¢ —s —— . . os « . — . = in . ._ = a . it] : . a . . a. . re : om id ’ : ‘ ‘ i ALArn Se o - : : ait eitisisal ‘ ‘ a8 is, = : } — > _ alte —, . ‘ nin hea hoe the = : ; ; o on a ( « Y) S17 ‘ } | ) ‘ . 4% "e] . , . ‘ ‘ ° a ‘ - ‘ = . “aS shi ‘ : ia ; $ ' j 7 : I i; . ri¢ | L. = ; Shur od BPEL ne werk ce to determine the; MCMGMTS CAMPAIDN ATIAGES | “ate schoo! oystem, | SicDaokel ond Miller tecieke ne Set Se ee b for Anderson and Carragher nce oe oie 2 A ea in A ’ She fe oa i 5 Fz ov — x phys Tie ae ae eee Bi Oa net acligey oe Mie dy Sette “oH ; 5 sn dened ~~ Sills ill a Ss : is ne Of the more thap ry . » 4 . eo. it Wuii . ‘ 7 ‘ ft : . . " AWN ? n. In Letier to Post-Dispatch He « ee ge oe mass eeting fo: hg southern , - eteies ] ree n in nee of we) > inaton, e iy est ots whom the 23, Mates Connection of Lon W. : i oe ee ee i and s hwestern ward he Elev Rarc Mrs. Evelyn R. Knapp. ’ _ ereased burden: said had lost $5,900,900 im Canar, . a la) Harlow and Mayor Miller. a a pe aia ea . 'penth, relfth, Thirteenth. ul ‘orren E. Drescher a Mrs. 3 refore. be it resolved, by | Stock were in the COUrtroOm whe, a The Surety Bond ves, VOR i. “oray, preside: 2 ELE SEAR i ci Se! Sage. | ifteenth eenth and Harry Benson. he boar ectors of the St. | the verdict was announced, ‘hag Bl 4 rar 5 a , rare a al F 4 o : : be ‘ , «Jl 7 | Se : grant 2 ht) : / tare: ' . 8 j } ; “9° ‘ee ze i ee nty -fouy h Tower simian ' TO 1 . we > = oh , >} p Shey : | ard Plechree an . i a \ i ‘ ‘ . biiiaa : a a . hij | . ‘ | STDP Ké re Wiil : Le 2 i l¢ ; 2 a : uw iid As ; employe of the Lockes treet lights and Courthouse, Mi! ™ ) GEG ae ii ee ate Rae eat grave lack of erest } oe ge : » 1 ee eee ee Te | | ~ ; eae , e Jonn BK. Edwards. former chair- $6.43 a thousand, an increas s. re) > > r od « ?7 “ ~~? * ’ = i ee ‘ oo an . _ - a i ; \ 1 a Ss iz ip ©; ~ne@ De pa (rm Ai i “ AS hae é : . : ~ ; 31) . ; *4 OT . " ; I > Ss. ins: ; . - ‘ . ; wS Add hid ber >; - J t+. + at : , j f . “~* P ' THREE SUSPECTED OF THE The stock 0 ffared by the ubti lities and the alleged per- wg bs =. : ame ihesibhae ith saa . a an Sa thou ver the cost FT ( men, aa , ee eged pe: trac. Wilin The company o nich as Ail} rarioy A! 5 acaiaes : mate Cites : mealar rota, _ al a 49° the Government said, Was worthies | Effic : a Board to ¢% i * ’ ater - ¢ +? . As : ’ a ne i A 4 i ' eet . | . i . ; i seen’ fellews: : sraiee ——- os San na | cae . a a oe Cpe fe Dan " 1ddress th ) ity be opnD - hen FWwo Men and Woman From Liner sales literature was a , or ) > ? . - > . . : ; " eS = ° : - : ao : ‘ “ Mr. Miller, when you began your een you a nimseif{, as you had Le » TF ra LD} “2 AK] attention of every ¢iti- eetings ne ) dids ¥ > ealle Aorangi Detained at Vic- /however, Government counsel gaid, campaign. you asked tor re-elec- } you were presid: Pi lent loray ref to : an n by far the largest branc] ntv-second. Twenr an. Hoffman res: rn } : toria. B. C. and people bought rapidly and tion on th : Pa \ of yO ur admin- liege r . . ym ts : 4 ’ 78 7 . _ of our eee Perla | err rronr ¢ - . Bo “eo ‘ ~ : . ié Associated Presa, lw a Police : ive ; i ‘ ’ ~ as hci td i i £ \ i til ' : a renth “wa I a : irra? intin ‘ ich 9) .- heavily only to see later their istration. a hat re Ithou beca ‘ head F bn ; lie business f it “7 ch 1A ' ;, Mai . ; . . "TC’TOR ’ rekh 25 nied that charge although it lle: a ad lice |} OUSiness of its size should be con- Ha Union boule ) ltern: ing ballot 1CTORIA, B. C.. March 30.—/ stock suspended from the New a . » | ~* . . " - : ‘ usd J ; ; it id ; ij 7 ‘ I Your challenge was accepted been publicly made for ; ex aru, & mica vas sucted by members who are elected avenue ) Or or vear: ) } n i he ‘ention here of two men and! York Curb market and Me and the re rad hase heen Ia ia ef } - ’ : .. : ™ ° "ae ; a ie a ll cs ‘ P : é : ——— ot . cn . tad “ — yp tpg ee ee * ie den: Cae pads ABO eel | Vine | airiy represeniative of Fourte: : Fifteenth ane : housand. re: ively Sonelu wOmal ew nger on the liner| Copper Co. its associated $s 30 | tton #8 ‘> la rn S. ‘30 ’ a Nh! 2 2. . . q . . : : . 2 > x a . » we ell Ca ‘ : ‘ 4 : ne . - arm . - ‘ : rg tin ie 7 — is j i. ; : . aii : ‘ . 3 - " + hb +h .. e . ” . , 4. 3 ara: is ; | pee — ee er Wards Strassberger - aad 2 Ww OI St Zh. —— i tne theft of the Copper Exploration Catan and : er : to $4.23. spri " we a anv! Hall. 18¢ sate, Watkin nail pile Inspectin 5 ‘omfort custody by Royal Canadian Mount-/ show that the brokers obtained a [Standard meal, $1.95 and | ind'apelis into thoroughly and facts and fig- amount of this was put up by ffice of Seu en Surety Co idles ili: aM a bs ate ae Oe ie ae oe ae rt & | ee and naval officers on| imposing nancial standing meal. $2 per 100 pounde. Wichttn ures have been given to the public vored contractors and through the Ni fork } en , ed from he ; Po — an a di alt are, * : conte , ni mo pen: >qguippe: 9 a he work os , instructions from nin” os aienenn a “washed” check trans | Pdsiphin oa which tell a story of waste, ex- | activities of Mr. Harlow i Locke bb ic s 1 St. Louis. brin , a a | + ‘ S ais x :; a 2 ag . ne i ty ‘ [he ballots ere i (hey were searched immediately | action for more than $1,000,900, | Boston 9 a er eecnarge aa cena, Recenemantens a charge has not been a a imilies, t sibility fo: rane xT + “ a een ; 01 : » recad erdav Inds he Voh | 5u ‘ficers refused to say but which the Gor ernment charged ll Now Yor] management of the city’s affairs answered. ill yr nswer it be- othe: come as the remaini Rs mee — ord! Yes ae- Weneed . 3 offmann bid the cost would hat heth he missing naval docu-/ involved only a few hundred éei- which has no parallel in the mod- | fore next Tuesday’ i¢partments of ne company a an nas “Wek ma core ea ‘ ie e Pes ‘ as ./, s if "| hes 1°37 68 - ¢, atenill 2 cee x aetna! cash ern history of St. Louts. “Tenth Pen charged n ili y nothin gro . — k To an} Top iti¢ - iA ssourt Be | | hone that } rod Lire: = ee ieee ae ae ice choo! | pectic. charges Dave been orig a soa direc ! o! indi- es BS tk | = wane: tage ie ure . turn a deaf ear wre § un Strassberger’s H FARE AR ORONO CRANCRPA NOP SAPARD OR OR OA OR AARON ORARAEAORORORRA CRORE WORDA DA RAARRADR ED OnDanenananenanemeearnen, NEW YORK. March 3¢.—Divi- | ‘o v | contemp!l RD Saga: 7 Ww ould Provide for Nevrocs, acnering wul be Jacob M. Lashly. & dends declared in March increases | : “ae : e Be | “ | more than $100,990,900 over March, - 1928. The total was $363,962,.792. | 7"? Sas against $245,877,915. For the det | Ee nae "1929 quarter the tncrease is More ( juiy corn than 210,000,000, reflecting the | Se, tem ber higher level of business activity. A slight decline in dividend payments was shown in the bank and in- «Marra , department stores, motors style everor equipment and railroad a taiebie ie tik seme Mei ne ee As A reer ws a seed Os re POEL B mt, ose L ited «sah Be 5 . " . ’ } 7 expendi . 4 v¥ O8e | . “Ss made and specific questions asked. Trectly furnishing materia) but up to the present moment they Ouildings and other improv nts 1u n have not been answered. There in direct violation of the city Ch: ed So ‘rn Fire Insura: ¢ a ae ROCGEt . @ seorgan- Gre three full days remaining before | tet which provides that f ? : .¢ “HOO. System to meet the election. There yet remains Shall have a persona! ample time for you to make your Tect or in: : answer. I will now call attention ‘tract and to some of them =I will mention | Called to rour attention. no new things, but only those which “4¥8 he will not answer have been stated over and over, Will rou answer it again through this campaign and Tuesday : many of them through the primary “Eleventh: It has been chaz ight, ene: ic, youn lawre pa} | beth of tnt groups. campaign. ~ by the Bureau of Prone v7 * = ee both projects are now uncomplet- Letter to Chief Tells How Officer “De St. Loui ith @he tatention | a Rete " he | ris | iat np Ses : = r cra ed and that approximately $1.00: Claren of ea ae ae of Education. F - ie zie il Trad. aber Veli oe » » nde isos PpPproximately $1,006,- se Miller Pulled Lad nakil at Se eu ral Tra | | ) ven Bi 3 000 will be required to com piete the From De«r. . LocuST. 4ixx—Cle-n: $1 se day: weekly 4 the Agsociated Press. i piete the installation of the light- hen Policeman Clarenc Miller : injustified}> hlazoned ee Candidate's Platform. 7 st piuser QO" this | ; a in, and showers: sarage: ow = EW YORK. March 30.—Duns |: : y view today sayar No features ot | + - a" — . ‘ . Vr 7 7 ro" ’ bm . = ’ ‘ ing System. That charge has not rescued a boy from the River d« | ao Pe S DEINE invoirve “ort , ARE 200 M—In — for lady em © > Ty . | ‘ ‘ . > $+ } * _ been denied, but. on the other eres last u * He though & political controver: — Nuaiagate Hecs Liev magia a seule mhighs »? loved. CAbaeny SOx : nm. commercial situation hare com- |, ; . ared in general interest with the hand has been admitte > é- " + a a =e a . . — ne . — ; . } 2 4 wig ” > toy “ i i i ; as rs Z J land, sitted to be true. | So little of the incid | ail Neculia : : K! . - eh, . : ; _ anol a - — >. " ' . t “Third: It has been’ $ Cates avenue. and BECAUSE OF 6000 FRIDAY ce . —— nite S8 . chairman | ! GRAND. 4ixx N.— Housekeeping Tooms sion on the stock exchange, extend- mumbers $1,200,000, he was paid nny . mder E°RkE IKine Dadian: Ghilie eaten, cone Onestly a: airly a? ) ae atio mmittes . cs wenth- anmeiniee e 7 ime ta machetn Ge eee ee “ m ‘ 4 ° “ | TT > * . ? . “@ : . we ' . m1 . “4 ‘ 7 9 . : ‘ , : ; Sul mmer ” © li ae avsiatie : e- siting J pa ss ene were pCCAMIAN, : ; to }’atr ore t 4° ya i : ‘ Pa . : aes : 7 ate are | - N srthw est rele ea the sper uiative unset ; ) ta beer “? om te nar ; . m ts “— . = ; . : , : : ( ‘ ic . ‘ —— — of ; epi “mame ra ot, =Mr. Nolte, man es ad . th ve@n reset for hearing fo — > a aat . | ee: , LUPPLES PL. 47xx—Housekseping, kite ment and only in isolated instances —— een that fe records of | traffic : Hamilton ay and it t chet in 4 ~yit ton : npc cre 19 et — , : The classi hed 2OMm Tor Rent columns bbe the etie. 2 Derd™ome= redecorsted. — . Was special hesitation im trade ob- that depa rt men? a 20 incom ad . he ay —e . : da _ = - : : : . ; : | +) ‘ €. *. r Pe ‘ ’ os Pp D: - ——-_ & ~~ Ai . EP gs . ai Li it : ’ " : ’ ight " isckreping ~ ons : Served. c orfid ence cont inues to be : riete ax TO oe *) ivy wy seless In : ™ bh , Scar — ‘ ‘ » | . | =o / 3 - ‘ ; , Lj . : i : j 7 ‘hae Bi ‘ ' ‘7 ‘ : OsT- ispatch pre CSC] nt Sn GE IM ine \ al} ] _ a. es Predor inant senfiment in mercan- de minin o — a es ; Asif duld be pur ee wee " , nie: " 5 ; onnecting | oe , as ter _ | : : amou *"? ay ‘ : eis i at ‘ ry : “a” . rt i Te me : oe at . h : ‘ i , SECTIC ms ot Sc Lc WIS ’ "convenient. eat ——. ; . at ' . . 2 and industrial circies, being Ryckof’. This e harge a not anny fro: ~ ape rs _ = —e 4 : a, . ae a ; OULMA! cy Gr ST mast Sn 1 : : , $4si SU Sustained by the favorable record answered. Will you answer it be Phe 3 @ did not beco: il, tas tec a oe Co... , juestion but thi y arrangeu ior easy Nn. niqnt. i 49xx, ey ‘ | of the quarteriy period row ending t _* r - ; : pilots , ar a ( a * Ae C e ¢ i : ’ ‘ore mext Tuesday | ntil 3 rds when babe ’ : ) non ‘atte * i ip a ) aM, r Sr. | and added momentum to business) Wall-Toensfelut Onster. ' nN Secei Ve ; t r Pe ee b « _ , b. ‘ : . ’ : . : | I Set. % - Pid f Each lay 4 ‘ 1 : South DPogress is immparte > a he the stimu- “Fo “ % : , a hoes . t on rt . > u + — . ‘ . ‘ . . i minsasi ‘ i ea | : } 4. ——- ——————— “a ee oxi , p urth: It Nias deen cPRar ged : ‘ arta 9s aisin “ & 'O1} .? an » fan? . ‘ tie ; . ; * ; ae ' Ni ‘ 3 3 " , c t - " VE itx*x — Honsekr ming and DD its o* a new season. if : rEge TOt- that — EF. vw > an ad Ra) ae a mo lest peace ‘ . : , : sae 7 | : private he mes and roo ning and board ging a oe “— on 2 i oe SUtdoor work broadens, and im- record of eh oe | and es eae " | ) lat I rai , a Rewe ia eee tenes | Bemeccs secucnanis gos cor to| MALLS IWMSELF AT DUPO, LL, 2c"" ATONE He Beaaquar.| naira ot She Finance Comm- Sw to im th + con 7 — ‘and Ss cit a) : , : : + 4 i r3i% ‘ ; ij} or ra iP + - sane , , . v : Pertar . nufacturing 7 mee Gi’. ee ' mm Fagus se | ouseés—many of th otterin -ycpRhor ASTLSMA! r it ma : venting: contracts. “That charge six ‘menthe, w liar the: QUEEN MARY ATTEND ATTENDS | FUNERA Kee eh pees. Sn¢ an toa ; Gov. Smith. who 7—) summer conveniences. ——— ~ #txx-— Halroo ; recent exceptional average of stee! as n > ans : . | «eee ' L a e-€1ecler ‘Oo nue , at ttn “de : et Y eanv entences gg. ike Cpr ns Sein te an ee eee | © years old. 0 “acer, | Real wided only ) , - pute —Pirssant south room, Deary | Sutput is being exzeeeded now. “ware serore next Tuesday? shot himself to death yesterday py | PANTY _at Services for Dowager to a OY What I thin "| “Mr. MeDaniel’s majorit: i1] Make use of these lists in selecting vour room pach Breakfast if demred private home:| Ge With mary piants operating at th: It has been charged that placing the trigger es _Marchioness of Cambridgr. : “eg — depe: ucce . a Mew Mi Seg your room — —— a Practical capacity, and the statu Ryckeofr was Paid on two out of 36 against rm . rx—Lare mt “oom. suitable zz . i} AAA ARAP ARR RA PARARAR OMAR OR RAR ae _-| 4 EAE ee TT ENT ERE — ————, NEOTEL RP RR Ne NRT aX es . . . . . ; e ' ee iil , ‘ , . ~ ~ : : ut edge of . ae apes speage : but it should be n ome for the summer—or if you are one of GR sxx & ™ a @4©OCf°*':« Lost of the principal metais is item . Lad Fa) 7" 2 Ww . . ca 8s of his Col str ac ‘= $i ; oO wee : e J } S . > _ 7 . : . . “ork not done by hit. a om th ~ = passed ’ : 1 ie | “ ey > ——_ % - -—s . av? * ry q “T} ate -+ — ‘ we . . ' rortunate persc ns with a hy ome al nG era gore) Te > fr *sin * Tarr rere eT" Ire. “4 ; . mere - ret eas ‘se are ‘hese Yment . a “3 her fan _ . a arTor , iVisin orr atios= ini pom vine. “ o i S| erprise oy oe - 7 ins — ments Were n lade wi = sae His widor. Ten sitiy : isor Castla cha: Spingetn : lv ‘ —— 7 >position has ‘ ri 90m Ss. teu Post-Dispatch readers asure of expansion In demaud ee OF measurement of his Sick relative in a St ah ral | : mproevement in prices, and we ¥ the chief ’ inspecto sr + «+h — ; : ee. ek 4 or the At the time. Her first hases «xiat ky, to determine the amoun+ or Shot himeelr ins a o ) : | ect ‘work actually 4 :~ ee ae nmet te Geath., obit Pawns — r- | 80 think il “et ayg »f thes 3 , So ' . ACADEMY. ‘xxA—Larer. light sleeping. = 'Ut the main trend ts toward ¢2- one br Ryekort. De Jarnette | mB note avyine | dge. ot: ge ee . tne Friends of Daniel « Call MAin 1111 for an adtaker a SS a | var sion This charge has not bs “IT am # ‘ : - he >y T i se S10 a’ Oey t ree oe ACTBERT. *sx—Clean iatibeeks 'omnehed 4 At. 5 . wu inne ern answered. i: am Just i ZT . ‘ . 7 «iy? _ “" i f : . — . vee . = - — = . Tr leowte fer ORL) mig ee IDE eet a4 car pes. . Weekly bank clearing? yOu answer it before next #224 take care of m~ a nd the simple coffin a ag omethin, = = 3 a Ros sen _ Tuesday? , wuy. mere = 45, : teac als - aie " : BART ace 278k Wel rnished cennert a .-0°. gn tnerease of “ are ‘wo ehildres t) ‘ 1 ie 1 A A r i . . ¥% ade e ; . ; | . I . ‘ ing Sruthern pr tatn M “ relike: as q a 3 CFrnr- ©. - * Sixth: Tr is charge 3 th ‘ or] na Cua Ms avo! ea a" m¢ Shermay ch Q weely rem with kitchenette . = ~ = * G¥Or @ year age “acts > arged that © German “Fasciss Fis Wighe | Pacifi Le : and Prince George 1é iv ' eee rn . Ar : = ts BAYARD ixu—Lare- oom, ftorrasthed = | — reught to Nght with rela- ——s. & — “Hie Wore deep mourn : Cogan Re -_ ce nou gst HNOUNn Ces av ta: “mpets for hegerheen uu — o. 4. ¥, Harris on Reserve Bank Pee rtd GOER! 1ATZ (enor? es . . . al . . ss , » } OR to - Germany, March 3 img Php nal [ha Neve - ’ \dorsed - , sy . the Ryckoff contracts are u8 gnd Mar | me { Gs Cl - 3 V: Harrie. president of —— A Aum be « , rs eae yr « ' r . ae of ‘ ‘ oT ersons Wera ~e —" . ; p »etion erAc ’ . a . a : 3 es sa ~ é aa _ -_ — . . 7a = — — r th : Protecti: Read in FAR M t ° wat inundry: o5. ae came a Class © directer upén hes charged in which ca: . Louis Homes “ati el t eleet 3 29 chairman of the re 0.2) OR, Chairs Ry af cine — - La ‘ , ; ' LS el fret Ley Mey ee p ion Jan. 73 a3 enair an 6 , . payments have been made to has and . ems of the roval family ; ene. orsed Blumeyr Solon Camer. bene : 2 6 accept the appointment. ee al ON WS re AO aS 2 Clg * tae . . 7 : 4 . , ‘ | ‘ : _7 j =— : 5 ™ : EE ect hospital | noted re of the > dente... rer ears. and have observed a d ¥ emsleres. tu ~y i lem with paying roomers. , ACADEMY. Ss:—3 heerful modern house usDand also cerwine ToOme: ail convexienots, ; ‘ne unsatisfactory : * » S. Sts ? . TARP PR dha + ac Toss i been used | imily ar 2 Parent Teaches Suresh beard. Harris resigned as a direc-) , > * hae SOPs os + Ow SO SUe CUE SE Oe Ow bes wees

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Ss a > : . : : : ' 7 a 4 26 : s i ‘ " e 38 . _ . 2 ai ’ : -.. ‘ os : ‘ . > NS : : ‘ ea eo - . . ’ 4 7 > ws ‘ . > 8 ® ¢ v ‘ - pe J eee Oe: : . . Ba . . _ 7 . z ‘ .f } 7 ‘ _~ 7 oe 4 x . 4 . o - v ee « ee , ‘ F > « : P ° . , . # | ’ z ' . . ne g ; - 3 = : L . van ; ._ = hf - , ia 4 . 4 in > - - ; “> ‘ ot : ae ; 4 * 3 : : e . > » o 4 ‘ ; . mS ) : . =..." Pe x ’ \ at ” j - . 7 ° ° . “ : ’ ~* ° ‘ : —-_ ie | , > . y - ' : . > s - 2 af , ~ ~~ SATURDAY, MARCH 36, 1529. % HOOVER'S \ me eee LOO — , Qaaaewta . - - - ore. @- oe —& + — = « a ‘ ~~»? - al ~ a = _ 5 TT a ~~ a initia uid ae rene: eweune a eB Bas be eee 4 SM raw UP’ OS ww ~~ ** : , ° ve 4 —_ . - “ _ Ge bar 2 one att ew te mn caw ~— Seow fo 12 38 — sr +) rE she M . * od ’ — ” . : / én te ee “4 * . »* ‘ “4 ean on ? re ~ * ° « : - 4 , ° ; , ; . . vow ; > v : « ae ‘ hd om ee Z X WRI Shad Se he REA bit. a IE iS Roca ; es , ay ant . aa 1a a ae: SN es ee ee a a Ta4 is. A Re a ED Ne ee ee - . a WO erie Ms Tr tren we eee. “~asth a 4 L, / . om - _ “J > . . ~~ : : ; ‘A « ie “ i= = ‘ a — re . “— oe : ; » *Og bee @. od - . » x ss: of * “ate. . ; a — Kevene but - 4 ON a . ns ans . > nde eee | ele nM poy ats m+ " nongendt yi . ‘ - Swed Oe a atm 6} nese — nee pee aa ‘nad ee hee ane ve Cone “A * ~ . . + + ap tele. = sak toatl . Ne culanele Sede calle oe Te : + & : ‘+>. - sal al a - = >_ a - +7 4 ; Pad ‘e% ‘or “ ” er «> over foe . ae y ¥ be =? 4 RSAA’AAWBo ‘ : BRRRVQAQAiUiAWIi anne es ee & oe SS RASA SASSESS ES ESS ESEESSS SSS ** pS SSSSSSSSS* SR. LES SESRESSSRRRIIARS > . 7 od 7 4 ‘4 ¥ ; Y >, “+ - ? . = > ae . : ~ —— ’ »~. s (~*~ « dR a4 ‘*~ ~ , ~~ -« _ > ~~ + . o~ ~- toate Dirt het. o “enh, a ae 7 now As they do every Sunday, St. Louis movie goers will read the Post-Dispatch tomorrow for the latest and most enter- taining news of the screen. Fans have learned that in the Post-Dispatch Drama Section on Sunday they can get au- thoritative advance reports on the newofferingsin St. Louis movie houses, and the most in teresting gossip about popular stars of the movie world. Here are a few of the enjoyable features this section contains tomorrow: . ~ . _— 4 eS pan oe . ee he ee > a - ~ WK “Nies informing com- Margaret Post Niemeyer's ments on pictures in pros weekly letter from Holly- pect for St. Louis, includ- wood, telling you what she —— ’ : : ~ ' o | Se ae a ‘s honor of the ing intimate insights into sees in the studios. Tomor- : Pisenach. Germany the lives of the stars who row she writes about the . Oe eam oe nie a popular Buddy Rogers, and 7 & AS) rarcet PRal play in them. “Nie” is also ee 2 ~orbe Bis cine ae - the dark, fascinating Rod La ar ; SOUrC inrormation , | | sR Rocque. She also tells you on what St. Louis play- cee about big pictures now in 10uses are planning in the production on the lots of way of stage shows. Hollywood. a " % 3 : oN a eg NV ‘a eu, . x . os ‘ A * 7 e ry an ; . ~ . > lt Re ne ns * ‘ Pm | bs ae . > : . 3 $5 ‘© . . 7 oN ™ re = oe 4 . ”.! " - y ne * a , > 7 . i > eg we Foe ed y », 5 = ; hee, ‘ , Oe 7 ae. % ek x 4 ee, ate: ‘eee “ +4 + ° Be nn \ i Oe ; ‘ me a on - » — 4 -° - = ™, ~ " “f ~ ‘’ 4 te _ A is a e 7 . Re gun, ge Me : ~ a o Db yo Pe ea Z ‘ : ail é ak! 5 Pi ‘. - Senn . en. it Ne 6. Ket Coe ON a ae! Pe ae ‘ ee aes “> .~ e ie. id ey ~ a iL ate ~ ode io > = “) $ ~" = Be sc tase Besides these splendid features for movie fans, the Drama a Section tomorrow brings you the latest news of dramatic n the Sunaay Magazine and musical events forthcoming this Spring and Summer. eae Tully’s — —— Reports on the final offerings of the theatrical season are into the lives of great personalities o a —— ce given, plans for the Municipal Opera and the Garden The- pictures appears in the Sunday Magazine tomorrow. ‘Tully tums the spotlight on ter are discussed and contemplated concerts announced. To Josef von Sternberg, and tells you the story get this complete suide to St.Louis entertainment, youmust of this failure who finally found success as 2 read the Drama Section of the § . POST- DISPATCH cE. AA AAU AWA AALS _s tS —w. 3 See ax . J ' “ . ; ps - Se. Ms SRS . | * Se a , is 3 ¢ * . 3 mS ie Ey ‘ - Ai vin % , : .: a ‘i x % : PN af > OY & as sit aaa satiate decries i vere = ' m i ~~ " e Bid ann saheeaa - ; e re eee ey Eee ee >t * eG ae o ry 4 2 ~) ae Ks om ” . es = - » ” . ite Ce , ii ens — ~ ed tind wales ; 4' ™~ s r > “) F ¥ . ead SRE SA MER PEI YT I, SEPSIS S - * . ' De sd9r + 5 ~ habe vea RT oh ae ae al “pr SERRA RT 2 = - - ty Sry ? ge) eS ee Beane Pe ene : Girl hank employes of Detrort strarght by the city pole |

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: On the Air Tonighit - —— ele Dance music by the Bt. Regis or. chestra may be heard ove co a °r from 6:15 to 6:30 o'clock KWE ——e 4 Dr. George K. Burgess, gi of the Bureau of Standards in th U. &. Department of Comme : | will speak at 6:45 over KW K. on ‘talk will cover “Beientific han \Searcn as a Public Service.” gs A special Easter recitg} Will be played by Lew White, organist 7. oclock, over KSD. _—_ The program follows: G , ; ) « - C ] - ae " +. good | Bet only near. from *‘Parsifa) Wogan : une Bunnies Wh + Cite . . ° it dams vtochenks rector aoe Samer in Little Raissia | + What will seem to music is to be Played bv th li Band in its broadcast WJZ over KWK ana the | BC stations at 7 o'clock. /accomplished by a specia} arrange ment of Mason's “Nearer My Goa to Thee,” prepared for brass i struments by Edwin Franko Gold. man. The opening is for chimes alone followed by the reed instruments | of the Dand and in the great clj. ™Max all the brasses join the reeds | When first played by Goldman at Columbia and New York Ueiver. | Sities; it seemed incredible to the audiences that they were hot }j : ‘= iio This is jtter falsely. Poker stake. Smart. Packages or, ‘ening to the tones of a super bales in skins. | £an. ’ | onder. | Mildred Hunt, Centralto, and wdaict. ‘Frank Vagnoni's orchesira i lance. . broadcast over KSD at 4:30. iy a | .The program includes: Can S.aies- | ;. Ba a : can Te Rather Be Blue, fery wicked. S00; of psalms. ved. ttem pts. ive. POmsessi\e -pro- noun. 9 Or. Thinking o° Orchestra. "808626868 &e o 4.08€ from a Boy Mildred Hunt. Tou and I. Louise . ag , Orchestra Lover. Come Back to Me. trem New Moon .... atitee “ le : Mildred Hunt. °°" Chant G@Amour ...... oe on ' Orchesira. —— That's ‘What I Call Heaven. Mildred Hunt. ‘ | eee OF 1SWS. | What @ Girl. from Poom Boom. . Jansen Orchest ra — a | “t ™, ’ > AND WE FINALLY GOT HIM ON THE PLATFORM IN HIS PAJAMAS, JUST AS THE “TRAIN PULLED OUT NO HABRA MUCHA DIFICULTAD | EN HALLAR SUS SENAS-EN— VERDAOD OLVIDE PEDIR LA CUENTA i f a5 = Ti A ~ ‘ = ; | l ail i A a a rb Wisi “~ » ) iw 3? we 4 | mothers. “Good God. Sa } , audibly, but ene sa - |had the pleasure of meeting you | we bottom of his astonished soul.) 114 will come—er—ha ha! She hopes you will over- the Barnacle, | look the fact that—er—she hasn't | uses god he said, in so many words: | itum, so to speak. Ha — es | Easter Bonnets— [hen and Now— By Rube Goldberg | -ha-ha! Ha-ha!’”’ i Much to the apparent: astonish- | Mr Skipwell laughed. Mics es i tens | ment of Mr. Blades, he produced sger laughed. Even the stea | the book after a second search of aiiator sureled unexpectedly and ‘the first waistcoat pocket. He getuously. secmed enormously relieved to fing “Well, my old te am out gh that he was free for next Monday gn hands down, announon ©} nicht. dent, quite modestly for him.) «1") be happy to come,” he said. “Glad to hear us said ae Bar- “Awfully nice of Mrs. Skipwell to ishing He coulied rFe-' ask me. I'll drop her a line to- cle, wis a z ‘ li . i op i wmber the name of Mr. Skipwell’s ‘night and thank her and” gliege. “It _ ype TO aie gas “Needn’t mind doing that,” broke yp @ lot, doesn’t it?” He was be- |in the president of the concern, ning to understand. It Seinen | graciously. He was hurriedly in- sake a lot of ee eae |formal. “I'll tell her. Dont *j j . . Supe | ther’’— sur college wins Or no ust ©UP- | bother pose Mr. Skipwell’s college had | But the Barnacle was a stickler. He shook his head. ‘‘The least I can do, to show my appreciation, sir, is drop her a formal little note. You've no idea how I—er—appre- | ciate all this. Mr. Skipwell. I) mean—er—all this.” “Bosh! We're the ones to con- sider ourselves lucky. You are supposed to be the most popular bachelor in town. Booked up weeks ahead, my daughter—I mean Mrs. Skipwell—says. Here’s a good _ one. You'll enjoy this, Blades. Mrs. | Jones—Mrs. J. Witherill Jones, you | know who I mean, don’t you? She says she knows you quite well.” “Come, Miss Ricker, let’s finish | wp this letter,” said the head of | the concern, very crisp and busi- gm-like. “There are a few notes | ei memoranda on your desk, Blades. Nothing important. I'll be through in a couple of minutes. gh, by the way, someone called su up this morning. Did you take the name, Miss Ricker?” “Tes, sir.” She did not have to ensult her tablet. It was no trick # all to remember the name. She mitrons in town. “She left word | fr you to call her up to day be-' Blades stiffened. “I used to be —— a f , — oe : d er cane LR PAM the: NAB be poe’ aa. ROTI Bag nec VR heey ee he ok i dei aS iegetliee . oe va ged , 3s " . wn a PS FR ae He PP Tagg are ik ¥ Oa en a ed PPT ADT I Fo see. 7 xe s pa ¥ > rae a pened aie ad — 7 “ 4 : an . ee ‘ bs ia adsense od ae tee So ey. SY kisi ta oe . —_ . - v " " Nae ge . F " Ales ¥ ye . . . u ; te : q % tw AA * we ¥ it white Os hy Deca. BPP RR at ont # : om This Comic Appears in One of the TWO Comic Sections of the Sunday Post-Dispatch ocation. 3 | | symphony concert over KSD at g if. o'clock. Walter Damrosch, who will eon- duct, has chosen the “Beauty and sn air of indifference that pro-| ‘Well, she made a bet with Mrs. Btoundly impressed both Mr. Skip-j| Skipwell that you would have an- well and Miss Ricker, one of whom | other engagement. Five dollars. I} st least would have been tickled] remember now that it was she who | “Thanks,” said Mr. Blades, with | aro.’ | i Join the Lion Tamers and Get in the Swim Mutt and Jeff —By Bud Fisher the Beast” and “The Empress of the Pagodas,”’ from Ravel's “Mother Goose” suite, for second Place on the program. Next will come the “Spinning Wheel of Omphale,.” by BSaint- Saens, followed. by the Procession of the Pilgrims, from Berlioz’ | “Harold in Italy” symphony. The ‘concert is to conclude with the First Hungarian Rhapsody of Liszt. | A Packard Electric program is i scheduled to begin at 8 o'clock over KSD., The Lucky Strike Dance orch+s- tra will play this music over KSD at 9 o'clock: Sweetie. 10 ' Hello Fe! », Bs ello, Frisco, Dream grother. s#te Do Tt. Till We Meet Again. the Panke of the ‘abash, That Pre- clous Little Thing Called Lore. Nightmare, I. Wanna Be Bad Nola. Canadian Capers Hawaiian Medley, I'm ringing a Fed. ose. Making Whoopee ; orn Lady, Seeing Sell Trixie. Creole Brelle in the Old Towr Ton Andrew W. Mellon. Secretary of the Treasury, is scheduled to speak in a National Radio Forum broad- cast over KMOX at 9 o'clock. His talk is to be the first of a series of addresses in this period by mem- bers of the Cabinet. There will be music by the United States Army Band. Following is the program to be broadcast by the Wright Sisters over KSD at 10 o'clock: - Lonesome: in the Moonlight ..... What a Night a . . Baer — Pla.-Mate is ny. Climb e, changing a h downward g& the re- be you can h OUr answer, Dance music by the Park Cen- tral Orchestra is scheduled at 10:30 o’clock over KSD. Don Bestor’s Jefferson Hote) Or- chestra will play over KSD at il o'clock. : i, Men: 2, Ait; 6, Act; ee a Local Stations BFUO (550kc)—7-15 a. m. meditation. Prof. Engeléer: 3 p. m.. music period: |. address. “Christian Burial,” Prot. Krueger: music. KRMOX (1000kc)—6,. Yrene Beasley: 6°15, Bob Herrick: 6:30. Grace McGowan. Robert Betts. tenor: 6°4.. *:15. Catharine Meln- m . Ps W hen C=] 3 S}- pone fC BWR (1350kc)—6, Browns and Red Pirie news: 6:15. St. Rems orchestra: (45. ”. Jullue Klein: 7. Puroil band: 7.30, hterwoven Entertainers: & £4Packar! lectric program: 6:30, Chase orches- tra: 8. Miler campaicn talk; 9:15, rtu- poe ghee McDaniel campaign : . Stic ‘i 3 ~~ LR ck to the Finish Club: 10:1 WEW (760ke)—9. 10:58 « Tne market and weather reports. = hggs WIL, (1200kc)—10 a.m. music program: 13:45 a. m.. Salvation Army; 12 m.. talk on &viation: J]2: farm news: | P 2s 2 BW. EE pecial afternoon 30. Milton Adler: 5. Vir == 2Sessi_ ZES5EzS SESSESSEESESE eee tt th ee Bz PE Re ~horo OC 929% ~ RS HOTS RCP SES Sees mene z : ~ #22 s occe 52 me 23 mrs 32 73 Ps ° oo a o + ZESz rs ce PSPS Mm PSF TIONS Se one orchest-a: " 50 Lm mm oo dor > 90 veesee et ee . Oe. wee ' 32:30 a. m.. Belle © #8x cuartet: 1 a m.. Jamboree. The Hot Water Bag | Do not fill a hot water bag very full, it only makes it weighty for eo, the patient and is really no hotter ) 133 than the lighter bottle. After pour- azo | ns in the water press the sides ,f20 of the bag and expel the gas and igoo | Steam before putting in the stop- io) per. This will give less strain to rol | the seams of the bag when in use. ; aii. Healthful Planning . Plan to have the fresh fruits on oy the table when they are in season. so, Substitute them for dessert instead » of s© many rich pastries and pud- ,| dings and note the improvement Soin your digestion as well as your | pocketbook. SSSesesss on - ° — ——-FO -«SC =e 23 SESSseess — ee ee 7S © SO x S53323 33335 > -¢ > « @ - ° 23235 So 25 Ed a el el tet Tl ell tl RI DS OSH et tree» — > -_— _— Stessesess =, _ > Sscssss | a a aiee ees De Doses O09 beyond description if the great! said you were booked up weeks dy had telephoned to him inj ahead. Not my daughter.”’ “ms of familiarity. “Is Mrs. Jones coming?” As a matter of fact, the young “Yes. She and Mrs. Skipwel! man seemed to be a shade more| met at a bridge teachers apart- mnoved than delighted, a cir-, menta little while ago. Both tak- cumstance that did not escape Mr. | ing lessons in contract bridge. Most ikipwell’s observat.on. attractive woman. Darned pretty, | “1 suppose it was her secretary|if you ask me. I suppose you peaking,” announced Miss Ricker. | know that old man Jones has prac- ‘No doubt.” said the Barnacle, | tically given up business since he th knew it wasn’t. He remem-} had his stroke last year.”’ bred that he was to have dined at “T heard he was in a wheel chair the lady’s house on Monday night— and seldom gets out of the house. mi this was Tuesday. Heigh-o! : “She can’t be a day over 32 or 33, dozen | I’m sure.” lah And “She's been holding her age won- fe were horribly expensive at derfully for the last five or six this season of the year. years,’ said the other, with a per- Well, he could afford them, after fectly straight face. : Wl Unless all signs failed he was| ““ ell, Mrs. Skipwell will be me net going to lose his job. Still, he | lighted. So will Christie. My reflected as he sat down at his | daughter, Christabelle, you know isk and began running through | By the way, Mrs. Witherill Jones the little stack of typewritten notes, | “4* tremendously interested to t might be wise to be perfectly | know that 7oe are here with becca mre about it before he went to the! Blades. ‘Shes ane ommend (gia forist’s. There remained the ugly | Praises Cver since she heard 1t. | j : aa eT “That's nice of her.’ pesibility that Mr. Skipwell was | oe. Skipwell eerie SEE being polite in Miss Ricker’s pres- | eis : vs ence. Anyhow, it wouldn't hurt to a I yg Pag siemnne the Bang wows Bis check book. She wanted to surprise you, THe won TAMERS CLUB: HAVING A LION TAMER FOR A FRIEND Is Like HAVING AN ACe W THE HOLE. ONLY THE EINEST PEOPLE CAN Be tton TAMERS. = O.D st y it > SiR SIDNEY, YOU SHOWED RARE | ng JUDGMENT WHEN YOU JOINED | —_ ANNA ~ OIN THIS WEEK WAS BECAUSE I KNEW THE CLUB WOULD BE THROWING A BIG PARTY TONIGHT. AND KID, WHEN WE THROW A PARTY= he REASON XT GOT You TO J You Kuow WHAT IX MEAN: a - 7 . @, %e ° ital ie & ° SS a SSS SOS ITs SOME PARTY. (Ff aiid \ ni =~ A COMING NA BE A iTS GON out PARTY JOE'S COMING OVT OF JAIL TODAY AFTER DOING A “COMING ouT” PARTY I HONOR : OF. JOSEPH SPiVIS. TWO-YEAR STRETCH: THERE'S NOTHING STRANGE IN CELEBRATING SYCHK AN Event, 1S THERE? c ati hat he ; Tinuaon examioion athe | Signe me ore roy bank. This was further cause for tell ipge a nar a wlief, Temporarily, at least, he Serpeieea! Deu't eve me away oye felt quite well off. After a mo-| er - ieee oe >» i “he “4 enii o ment's calculation he drew a check | cee young man’s smile wpe eng for $25 and restered the book to} ™**"- . the desk drawer, pocketing the key. | “I pepoernggete be eed ane He could afford to stop at the flor- | gare Mr. Skipwell. —_ , | sts on his way home, no matter) Bre a d | i , e “oO t what action Mr. Skipwell decided | Good! She's bringing un W take. There was one | Hoffenpopper Monday night. Know other | aim 2° +: re] "s im . a har alan ol prciage ane | “I've met him.” That is what kept him pretty well — to be a nice young fel- “Wrapped” most of the time. He | sae sit aiaien bid what he owed. | an fh e} hah me Presently Miss Ricker closed her | He's quite the rage. = ry usually are.”’ tetebook and left the room, favor- They usuall} ing him with a wistful smile as she | I never quite understand why passed his desk He gallantly these foreign noblemen wear tmiled all re usual Miss | monocles most of the time. Ricker wished with all her heart | “Perfectly simple. So they can that she was working for him in- |_always be sure of keeping at least . ‘ © | ‘* Sead of Mr. Skipwell. Married | One® eye OPEN. Mr. Skipwell. a men never smiled like that. Es- | Leaving the office at 5 o'clock, tially old ones | he strode briskly over Mr. Skipwell cleared his throat. | 4venue. It sounded ominous. The Barna- | erything had cleared. Cle appeared to be diligently, ear- | 3 Métly studying his memoranda. | still ee si st Now something was coming. | knew Mr. Skipwel s “Ah—er—Jasper,” began the | not “bouncing him. President, halting)v. Mr. Blades | very Plain to anet Started, It was the first time had social aspirations. Within his recollectoin that any- | One ‘had called him Jasper. Jas- | Per! Now, what the dickens did | More t rather fancied ing in.” They came Western city and were rich. Most He now for in hits eyes. reason Mrs. Skipwell She was called the han that, Skipwell himself the idea of ‘‘break- papers ld Skipwell mean by presuming “I hope you haven't anything ® for next Monday night,” went Mr. Skipwell, striving to ap- Pear unconcerred, and failing. | _ Skip © young man was an old hand | him “Sim, & this sort of thing. He was / spoke of him as Wary. He knew how and when to temporize. “Next Monday mured, pursing his lips and look- Very thoughtful. “Let mej; "2" He felt in his waistcoat Pocket for the little black gagement book he carried. | It was there, all right, but, after | running his finger about in that docket and then in another, he an- MOunced: “]'ll have to consult my Gate book.” He instituted a search that took in all of his coat pockets. “We have a couple of boxes for the theater. This new pley that SPened last night. Enormous hit. Onle breaking their necks to get ats. Mrs. Skipwell telephoned to | the wociety | pick up the papers in season and night,” he mur-| read about the doings at Palm Beach. Virginia Het Springs and elsewhere, if you wanted to see the name in print almost daily. daily reports. If they were “sitting on the lawn” or “listening to the music,’ they were “riding horseback” or “playing a jolly round of golf” or even (which was most exciting!) “having friends to dinner, including the following, etc., etc.” Continued Monday. (Copyright. 1929.) to Fifth | | The day had cleared. Ev- The shadow of an ironical smile | It was all | trving to break into what the néws- | | “smart set.” | from a big Mid- | of Mr. Skipwell’s intimates called | reporters | S. Henderson Skip- | | well and all you had to do was to | Mrs. | S. Henderson Skipwell and Miss | Christabelle Skipwell were always | up to something or other in the | not | | Mickey (Himself ) McGuire—s; Fontaine Fox A Fox Comic Appears Every Sunday in One of the TWO Comic Sections of the Post-Dispatch “¢ YoUNG RUFFIANS™ MRS. JONES’ IDEA OF HAVING THE EASTER Fae HUNT IN 2 THE TALL. GRASS OF THE VACANT LOT WAS Akh RIGHT Tiul, MCGUIRE CAME ACROSS THE FAIL ROAD TRACKS WITH His GANG OF s Can You Beat It?—sy Maurice -Ketten Sy HATS wiTH FALSE HAIR. ATTACHE D ™ FOR, FEET uiTH PET CORNS SHOES Ty | HEELS WITHOT hugAR STRA B HOLD DOWN HEN USED To : i } ‘ PEN pDERS FOR. I CLESS GOWNS WHY Nor: PS R & we P\ Skint FRO mM CREEPING UP KEeP SO kNEE SPATS To PROTECT THE KNEES | FRom HARD MNOCKS And PATS WEAR A HAT WITH A MASK ATTACHED LIPSTICK + « f < i On Souk FINGER STOCKINGS TiPs. For Cuyer FINGER. TIPS wt a 7S WITH LIPSTICK ATTACHED) CIGARETTE HOLDER Wy, \ ) PowPER PUFF. es ( "fi CIGARETTE ATTACHED

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SE Se - = . a _ — Oi eat PAGE 1 | SATUR MARCH 30, DAY, 1929, On the Air Tonighit cel The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine || ]|Bobby Thatcher—sy George storm Mistaken Identity ‘ P ne te ae ee ee iis % 4 A oe Bae ey iw PREY teens SE RR a 7 ghar ap Rie Stbacth ape ors Se fn i ae ah, Oty ie ee , Seen aR “nn ae w es” we, ——S— i El i —_— =| Dance music by the 8t. R ~ | ‘ ' EL diy bo mar hoy YES | GOT OFF THAT TRAIN |! is you {WELL THE BOSS AND WE FINALLY GOT NO HARRA MUCHA DIFICULTAD ; a . ’ 4 - + ing ee to 6:30 o'clock. NO, PM NOT CRAZY!!! GET ALL SURE SAID TO SEE THAT] HIM ON THE PLATFORM EN HALLAR SUS SENAS-EN— Hal JP. ieor K. , Roe Be U. 8. Department of Commett® by , CROWD GATHERS AND WE P SEVENTEEN MADE AS THE TRAIN fia Search as a Public Sidiies Re- 4 : JONESBORO — gta rE THATS JUST i wiyad by 1 We See Will INSTALLMENT VI our ticket broker right after break- . WHAT WE ae ————— . = eng vote oie organist, at SKIPW ELI interrupted fast this morning and got these two —_ O1\O — | ). ane boxes. Slick work, I'll say. Tele- aE “ fellow, it , ioe . The Program follows: him. hy lbeaagage yin dt phoned before 9 o'clock. Before ‘OF | Hood tA rf Spell. from ‘‘Parsifal” w Ps n't ae i he eetek to | anybody else was awake. Ha ha! He | March of the Bunnies!’ ********::. “om pon't tak rs apgggeio We both want you to join the party, bak eee 8 8 88 eee oy, Whi Can't win all the time, you ; i ve ee in Little Russia: Voi tame Cheer up! Glad you're baci. Jasper. My daughter's birthday. J ¥ e OSary . ° va , e . . P ’ ” — AF aster Wentasle’ °° °° °° ** + +++... lovia ge y didn't have much up hope youre free. oa sai Ve — eH ie | eas ge *s- Lake hope ane?” The Barnacle continued to TTT | Xe = HT eem tO be or the gale - search, muttering something to the Peas maT ww aS iad ao Gan ' TTT | => sf a nergy is to be played by the Pure qe carpet toed sc effect that he hoped he was, Damn | | (i Wit y Wd = dah 1 ate in its broadcast from Miss ivic his nerve. Calling him Jasper! me LH te At 2 \'. ’' = SS: tte Pe en Me ever. KWkK and the Other pean Sera ene eee “Dinner at the apartment first f{ | ~ yp IS —— | , - $ Stations at 7 o'clock. This ig “all I cou ogy a as of a and supper after the play,” went . A Slay, > 4-5 = | accomplished by a special arrange. 4 the Barnacle a e on Mr. Skipwell, anxiously. “Mrs. a) aif \\ | 2 camara th . Sq = 4 a ment of Mason S “Nearer My Goa p breath. a hat rightness. The program includes: gle, wishing 4 tuuratia (en ™e- I'll drop her a line to- at : ; MUCH ABOUT : merican states- | ,. / “98 sember the name of Mr. Skipwell’s | nignt and thank her and” ; AN HOOR TO SEE i ~ d Rather Be Blue, Thinking allege. “It peg de pe “Needn’t mind doing that,” broke > at f ee fF OTs PAAR EASY oe Rose e n’t it?” e was Ge . 4 , Or . ' ery wicked. hia aad t trone hee y a lot, does Pts in the president of the ooneyra, mm ok of psalms. Mildred Hunt. °*****’ Stept ning to understand. It 0€S | graciously. He was hurriedly in- = ived. Loulse @ervxseees “are . we ee Whiting pake a lot of difference whether formal. “T’)] tel] her. Don't a: a” ttempts. | Lover. Come Back to Me. from New sour college wins or not. Just sup- | pother’— ‘ “er . trive. | ane ** *Srilaped ‘Etuni’** "°°" Frim! pose Mr. Skipwell’s college had But the Barnacle was a stickler. i Besessive pro-| Chant d'Amour ST HS RAS HAT, TH - yom % 230 AASB a — tenet. tog “een oned Girl Bil, wnsult her tablet. It was no trick | one. You'll enjoy this, Blades. Mrs. WAS SO MUCH OF IT HE COULLB STAND BACK, : HAT OST - ploits. Laugh. vocal duet: Alpine Serenade i # all to - ssgneglerggtargpan “ont ope J. on Jones, ote IS ABM IRACTIOA) AND’ FEelu THAT HE WAS! HE CAAT EVEN) SEE IT: ller. Hore, baritone: ta selected. Ernie mentioned one Oo e best-KnOoW snow who I mean, don’t you? ' Tr A ar 9 ce temd f ae es tnevivene matrons in town. “She left word! says she knows you quite well.” ‘ S ING AIS MONGTS Q WORTH “A > sr reast,. is pro atest ~emont” overture or you to call her up to day be- BRiades stiffened. “I used to be ke a eA tig a on. ! mod — ween six and seven, Mr. Blades.” | {in Mr. Jones’ office. Some years B ° venera ectric “Thanks,”’ said Mr. Blades, with ago.” a ation. Symphony concert over KSD at 8 an air of indifference that pro- “Well, she made a bet with Mrs. This Comic Appears in One of the TWO If. o'clock. eet , : . Skipwell that you would have an Join she Lion Tomer gid Gat tie the Swim PSI ie lia OE Sunday Post-Dispatch Mutt and Jeff —By Bud Fisher foundly impressed both Mr. Skip- ” co epana a “_ will eon- welland Miss Ricker, one of whom | other engagement. Five dollars. I} the Beast” seme senor qa at least would ge a gent anata now — ae ned :; “4 0 ond description i the great!said you were ooke j — - ‘ Ea paul from Ravel's a; had Eainhened to him in/ahead. Not my daughter.” SIR SIDNEY, YOU SHOWED RARE | - REASON XT Got You TO iTS GONNA BE A A omar Joes awe pis By Si t Office place on geal “ a, we aoe we easniiiarity. ot ee mae oe JUDGMENT WHEN YOU JOINED Join THIS WEEK WAS BECAUSE "COMING ouT” ONT TONY nt Bsa Aa STRETCH! THERE'S ! Next wilt gram. = Asa matter of fact, the young Yes. She and Mrs. ipwe THE LION TAMERS CLUB. : I KNEW THE CLUB WOULD m FoR A MANe.. TWO Fe wn aor ee — the Spinning man seemed to be a shade more] met at a bridge teacher's apart- HAVING A LION TAMER FOR A BE THROWING A BIG PARTY (tN HONO , mY WORD, NOTHING STRANGE EE tees oo 0 Melt Seaee than Gelighted, a cir-| ment a little while ago. Both tak. FRIEND Is LIke HAVING AN TY TNIGHT AAD KID } } OF JosePH SPiVvIS. How STRANGE. CELEBRATING SUCK AN 8, followed by the Procession amstance that did not escape Mr.| ing lessons in contract bridge. Most ’ PARTY . : : EVEAT, 1S THERG? of the Pilgrims, from _ Berlioz’ Skipwell’s observation. attractive woman. Darned pretty, Ace iN THE HOLE. ONLY WHEN WE THROW A PARTY= VEN, Harold in Italy” symphony. The “I suppose it was her secretary|if you ask me. I suppose you THE EINEST PEOPLE CAN ITS SOME PARTY. tf === ‘ You KNOW WHAT X MEAN: = Tin LION TAMERS. know that old man Jones has prac- tically given up business since he had his stroke last year.’’ “T heard he was in a wheel chair and seldom gets out of the house.” Be concert is to conclude with the First Hungarian Rhapsody of Liszt. A Packard Electric program is scheduled to begin at 8 o'clock over peaking,” announced Miss Ricker. ‘No doubt,” said the Barnacle, vh knew it wasn't. He remem- red that he was to have dined at ‘i an -* ’ ° 0.7208” . ill 4 . KSD. thelady’s house on Monday night— jan i coon nun Shae trile ad this was Tuesday. Heigh-o! “She can’t be a day “ : ; The Lucky Strike Dance orch>s- Tat meant a couple of dozen| I’m sure.” fh ra will play this music over KSD American Beauty roses. And “She's been holding her age won- 5 : at 9 o'clock: tes were horribly expensive at|derfully for the last five or six ((“ ° Mother zene Te 14 FehlO- Prisco, Dream this season of the year. years,” said the other, with a per- Gm the Fanks of the ‘abash, That Pre: Well, he could afford them, after | fectly straight face. SS T Warstve, Thing Called Love, Nightmare, iL Unless all signs failed he was| “Well, Mrs. Skipwell will be de- 0} | Hawaiian Medley. 1m Brineie a ine mt going to lose his job. Still, he| lighted. So will Christie. My 4 orn Lady; hecine’ faite Wosne she flected as he sat down at his| daughter, Christabelle, you know —s gee Creole Belle There'll apg a desk and began running through By the way, Mrs. Witherill Jones | \s om the O14 Towr Toniaht, and Dixie. the ttle stack of typewritten notes, | “45 tremendously interested to “ 1° Andrew W. Mellon, Secretary of t might be wise to be perfectly | know that vou are here with me, an | ; ! i " She’s been singing your | Blades. e went to the 2 8s fire about it before h | praises ever since she heard it. : the Treasury, is scheduled to speak There remained the ugly in 2 National Radio Forum broad- florist’s cast over KMOX at 9 o’clock. His tp ral a8 “That's nice of her.’ OQ] | talk is to be the first of a series - em Ming Ricker’s pres.| Mr. Skipwell remembered r x of addresses in this period by mem- preg . } something and gulped. “Oh, oo ~S , ence, , , rouldn’t hurt to, * > > 3 bers of the Cabinet. There will ge te let “se ; thunder! I’ve spilled the beans. a aS SoS 0 be music by the United States He found o xamination thathe| She wanted to surprise you, - —— = a | sad “ay me agmimanng a 8 onal Cen- what action 4 Skipwell decided “Good! See seg. tie A sere MRS. JONES IDEA OF HAVING THE EASTER EaG HUNT In] 4} ownw ra is schedule at to ta Oe ther | Hoffenpopper Monday night. f : ng the re- | 10:30 o'clock over KSD. ting to be sald to the Barnacle's | him?” THE TALL GRASS OF THE VACANT LOT WAS AL J be you can Don Bestor’s Jefferson Hotel Or- edit: he did not owe any bills. ie ae RIGHT Tilhb McCQuUIRE CAME ACROSS “THE FAIL WOMEN our answer, chestra will play over KSD at il That is what kept him pretty well | “Seems to be a nice young fel- nN! oO WITH ° HATS WITH FALSE p wrt o'clock. ‘strapped’ most of the time. He | /©W: FRoAD TRACKS WITH His GA G F SHORT HAIR. ATTACHED FOR FEET HEELS WITHOUT : 1, Men; 2, laid what he owed : eee fe Ns” Boss . PET CORNS SHOES Ait; 6, Act; Local Stati Presently Miss Ricker closed her | “He's quite the rage.” YoUNG AU FFIA 5 ons Se pe o sual! 3g . WN USED bt KFCO (550kc)—7:15 a. m. meditation. rotebook and left the room, favor- | lcs 3 ciiianbiot ain bevy L Prof. Engelder: 3 p. m., music period: “8 bim with a wistful smile as she | never q B Hou a WHY Nor: | 6. address. “Christian Burial,” Prot. ,| these foreign noblemen wear TRAPS hen gon Ree oe ee He gelen’) ! st of the time.” DOWN =¢f EeP | KMOX (1000kc)—6,. Irene Beasley: 6:15, miled back. As usual, Miss | monocies most © ° “eet } Kee : Rob Herrick: 6:30. Grace McGowan. Ricker wished with all her heart | “Perfectly simple. So they can SKIRTS ¥ soprano. — Robert Betts. tenor: 6:45. , | always be sure of keeping at least now » politica) . ts rma Catharine © Meln- tshe was working for him in- | pester Sn sae Mr. Skipwell.” CREEPING UP nee | #246. ao. eater Pin sre: 8. polities} EP A 1150 on aviation: 12:30 p. m.. farm news: ore : More than that, Skipwell himseif | ny’ f) / : FAT 373 1460 1:90 D. music lesson: 2 p. m.. Now, what the dickens did | + wibby se DON T ey to 10-00 1140 police releases: 2:30. special afternoon °l4 Skipwell mean by presuming | rather fancied the idea of ‘“‘break- LiKe 6 x : to 12-00 as. | Prokram: 3:30, Milton Adler; 5, Vin- om “7 ne oncthtne 1 ing in.” SouR | t Smith: 5:30. WIL ble: 6 hope you haven't an} 4 cs OO 92u Bob Williams basso: G40 anart aiwes for ne t Monday night,” went They came from a big Mid- FACE $0 10:00 $33) pigs TOR, ofcheat-a: *. : a g? ® Mr. Skipwell, striving to ap-| Western city and were rich, Most , ee to 13:00 1060 ’ Lar's orchestra: 1:30. Jantedree Dear ceennneered and failing. of Mr. Skipwell’s intimates called 4 MASK ATTACHED ‘ ra’ i , : oar 300 ete Bo ol ¢ sax quartet’ 1's. m. Jamboree. The young man was an old hand | him “Sim;” the society reporters The Hor & this sort of thing. He was | spoke of him as 8. Henderson Skip- | - iT , ge £0:00 3400 | Hot Water Bag Wary. He knew how and when to/| well and all you had to do was to | CARRY YOUR ALE to 4} 00 xj DO not fill a hot water bag very temporize. pick up the papers in season and INGEPARABLES wi NGS pee Slo | full, it only makes it weighty for “Next Monday night,” he mur-| read about the doings at Palm ON YOUR FINGER STOCK! * | to 2.09 729 the patient and is really no hotter Mured, pursing his lips and look-| Beach, Virginia Het Springs and TPS ypypy FoR. PRPS 7 | ° H 80 tis0 | than the lighter bottle. After pour- Very thoughtful. “Let me elsewhere, if you wanted to see the CHINESE PIANO CiqaReTTe HOLDER © 7} to Lon 2) |ing in the water press the sides me.” He felt in his waistcoat | name in print almost daily. Mrs. | SILVER FINGER. TIPS WTH LEYS WITH LIPSTICK ATTACHED) to 11-00 no | Of the bag and expel the gas and Docket for the little black| S Henderson Skipwell and Miss | ? f tke to 12:30 1400 | Steam before putting in the stop- gagement book he carried. | Christabelle Skipwell were always | LIPSTICK > « Ys . to 10:06 100 per. This will give less strain to It was there, all right, but, after} up to something or other in the | PowbeR PUFF. A> ( ca 4 oy roy | the seams of the bag when in usc. oe his finger about in that| daily reports. If they ne nord pr vs . = 7. to 11:00 etand th j nother, he an-| “sitting on the lawn” or “listening “(GARET SS “ x 49 1260 Healthful Planning ROunced: “rit have to consult my | to the music,” they were “riding ee (=> \ \ xf 40 8:00 tke Plan to have the fresh fruits on date book.” He instituted a search| horseback” or “playing a jolly = ee aue0 the table when they are in season. that took in all of his coat pockets. | round of golf” or even (which was elite ba) , Substitute them for dessert instead “We have a couple of boxes for| most exciting!) “having friends to et as fie | Of sO Many rich pastries and pud- the theater. This new play that] dinner, including the following, ~ Be 59:20 itm dings and note the improvement ened iast night. Enormous hit. / etc., etc.” | fo 31-30 han tn your digestion as well as your fople breaking their necks to get Continued Monday. aie ” > li. g2u | Pocketbook. ats, Mrs. Skipwell telephoned to | (Copyright. 1929.) ‘

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— L — aa , PAGE 17 | MARCH 30, lo20, ' sAHCH 80, 1820, 1] The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine | | oa | ]|Bobby Thatcher—sy ceorge storm oe nanan ie | " PP be — oi. Ee ecm i . YES | GOT OFF THAT TRAIN!! you |WELL THE BO | RA ALLAR SUS SENAS-EN — Hal Dance music by the &t. Regis or. R zy \I\ GET iS SAID TO SEE THAT HIM ON THE PLATFO EN H , LA Net BE bonne ay Ms ag over KWx NO, PM NOT . ee Zz ALL SURE THE MAN IN ROOA IN HIS PAJAMAS JUST VERDAD OLVIDE PEOIR pig: ‘from 6:15 to 6: o'clock. HACK BEF hi ‘3 | Dr. George K, Burgess, directo GATHERS AND WE PUT SEVENTEEN MADE: AS THE TRAIN - i of the Bureau of Standards in the by . sm gy BACK TO OE RIGHT THAT “TRAIN — PULLED OuT H 'U. 8. Department of Commer : DRIVE : ie will speak at 6:45 over KWK, he . ’ tr Mec JONESBORO — MAN ON DE THATS JUST at a talk will cover “Beientific Re. 9 : } TRAIN? WHAT WE FES Search as a Public Service.” DiD bag’t “= ia A special Easter recital} Will be INSTALLMENT VI me — noo cen dls ”“ fie? played by Lew White, organigt at KIPWELI, interrupted] °°” ne “ Soni I'll say. Tele- wad ——— 7 o'clock, over KSD, R. rae my dear fellow, it “sing ‘cedaal > . ep | 1) ; ne . ae 2 Ae a) =, , Saeed , ; : y could scrape g ’ and supper after the play, we Tie mM " i. ii} ih . ~ ——— hip. t NBC Stations at 7 o'clock. This ig “all De caets at the end of aj. Mr. Skipwell, anxiously. “Mrs. BOTTA AL : \ a i ie accomplished by a special arrange. Ph Skipwell sort of—er—commanded eeteeeeenenineeeteen ae t oii Pip! is ment of Mason's “Nearer My God a had! Ha-ha! ‘I suppose) ... 4, get you. You know how ae to Thée,” prepared for brass jn. py iki me for a raise,| e, Jasper Especially ee ee ae - _ : a ’ be str ng women are, Pp vs 1 struments by Edwin Franko Gold. avi Ha:”’ mothers. She hopes you will over- Bie | on bs od God!” said the Barnacle, | joo. the fact that—er—she hasn't : fan: er aesAS The opening its for chimeg alone, Go dibly, but deep down in had the pleasure of meeting you To : followed by the reeg instruments not Fiaen of his astonished soul. | 9 14 will come—er—ha ha! Ad lib- E He Be: os of the band and in the great clj-. Se he said, in so many words: itum, so to speak. Ha ha!” a. max all the brasses join the reeds, th Ha-ha!” Much to the apparent: astonish- . : When first played by Goldman at i Skipwell laughed. Miss ment of Mr. Blades, he produced ee a sie : tter falsely. Columbia and New York Univer. Mr. laughed. Even the steam | ing pook after a second search of — IG c's : ker stake. | Sitles, it seemed incredible to the wan led unexpectedly and] i, ¢irct waistcoat pocket. He ISS, pTLsS WELL, WHER ; . : ajiator Suré ik PARL »> T=. ~bDoLLaAR nse t art. | audiences that they were not lis. sly = ey j x : eG oun. | That's What Fe rigaven cesses Sohman gp this letter,” said the head of sir, is drop her a formal little + ead My ~~ : ”: . | akers of laws. | What e Girl, from Eoom Boom. . . Janssen d concern, very crisp and busi- | you've no idea how yee g I en oe oe Pe ((4 he ity of Massa-_ Orchestra, ; “There are a few notes! ejate all this, Mr. Skipwell. oe eee, ee ae pe (f we i, | : I'm the Luckiest Girl in the World. . Turk ness-like. 7 : desk er—all this.” we ef (ty ce TRAY “ -- \)? 5 ag husetts, | Mildred Hunt. qmemoranda on your i ee oe ‘ on- 4 iy Caso 82, pe’ * . & earned. '(f I Had You 2S Shapiro tes Nothing important. I'll “Bosh! We're ne age oO oun | LAD W ye ; ao oe / "CHeB . . 4 : ‘ ucky. ou = ‘ a — @gards with | iorammar » | hin a couple of minutes. | sider ourselves ) : ) = a . verence. | _ The interwoven Pair, Billy it the way, someone called | supposed to be the most popular Tn THE OLL DAYS WHEAS A MA Ow His WIFE S CASTE! ueen of Car- Jones and Ernie Hare, will play oid i morning Did youtake| bachelor in town. Booked up Bb: EASTER. HAT THERE $20 ASB hace. aoe) une this music over KWK, at Ag "Miss Ricker?” weeks ahead, my daughter—I mean WIFE SPENT #IS FOR. AAS S STANDS BACK. HAT CosTs HIM - Bakers of | ‘:%?: whee sir.” She did not have to| urs. Skipwell—says. Heres 6 ee WAS SO MUCH OF IT RHE COULD S : HE CAAYT EVEA) SEE ITs lothes. | sein Orchestras O18 Poa hota’ gilts, y aut her tablet. It was no trick | one. You'll ee nen » rn ISS ABDMIRATTIOA) AAD ' FECL THAT HE WAS! ; .o : irl, Billy ¢ : | er “3, ¥ ; J ve 2 . the name. She | Jones—Mrs. J. :, J | » | * mp | Laneh. vocal duet: Alpine aecentee on # all to pease per best-known | know who I mean, don’t you? She ‘ GSETTIAG His MONET a . Ww ORTH os ( i. a : — xploits. Perry). orchestra: to be selected. Ernie mentioned one of the bes cha nite: wets 4 ller. Hare, baritone: to ve selected. vocal duet, matrons in town. “She left word | says she knows tg 7 uh th te d-womanish. Beethoven's “Egmont” Overture for you to call her up to day oe- Blades eet por oe x tas the TWO ast. is Programmed as the openine tween six and seven, Mr. genoa in Mr. Jones © — This Comic Appears in One of the ake senseless. {number in the Genera] Electric “Thanks,” said Mr. Blades, w! — : bet. with Mrs. : . ; : : ‘ av Post-Dispat ation. , symphony concert over KSD at § Bas air of indifference that ee he, ees eS M tt an d Jeff By Bud Fisher Join the Lion Tamers and Get in the Swim Comic Sections of the Sunday pa | : nae Mr. Skip-| Skipwe ; Si - yeeex. ‘ foundly euprasned — f whom | other engagement. Five dollars. I{ u ‘Ss COMING ovtT of JAIL k. Walter Damrosch, who will econ- welland Miss Ricker, one of \ a her new that it was she whe A COMING JOE NG A duct, has chosen the “Beauty and at least would have been tickled | remember r ~chowapinaaped ite — XI G6eT You TO ITS GONNA BE A PARTY TODAY AFTER DOI . the Beast” and “The Empress of beyond description if the great! said Sephora sso Me i SIR SIDNEY, YOU SHOWED RARE foe a aes WAS BECAUSE ‘COMING out” ouT et Wwo-YEAR STRETCH! THERE'S , ; i E ad. Not my ‘ 3 D JOIN FOR A MAN eee IN the Pagodas,” from Ravel's had telephoned to him in / aheac 9 WHEN YOU JOING L STRANGE “Moth e” om iarity. is Mes. JomescomiesT | tga ttancotel ‘cus: Cj I KNEW THE CLUB Would PARTY IN HONOR MY WORD, , NOTHING er Goos Suite, for second terms of famil . “Yes She and Mrs. Skipwell THE LION TAMERS CL 6 ’ CELEBRATING SUCK AN tent Office Place on the program. Asa matter of fact, the young at wateed Senther’s atett- HAVING A LION TAMER FORA BE THROWING A Bi oF JOoScPH SPiVIS. HOW STRANGE. naghinaooi wn! Next ‘will come the “Spinning oe | tn « ttle whiieaea teth Rak- END ts LIKE HAVING AN PARTY TONIGHT: AND KID, CvVEON, : Wheel of Omphale,” by Saint- wmoyed than delighted, a cir- ng denbeete in contract bridge. Most FRI Hote! ONLY WHEN WE THROW A PARTY= Saens, followed by the Procession cumstance that did not escape Mr. an active woman. Darned pretty, Ace IN THE : \T'S SOME PARTY, IF of the Pilgrims, from Berlioz’ skipwell’s observation. myer ° se you THE FINEST PEOPLE CAN . ’ D if vou ask me. I suppose jy ‘ = WHAT ZI MEAN. “Harold in Italy’? symphony. The ‘I suppose it was her secretary yw that old man Jones has prac- BE Lton TAMERS. ae You KNow a @ coneert is to conclude with the neaking,” announced Miss Ricker. goth de up business since he ih NAAN 1k First Hungarian Rhapsody of Liszt. ‘No doubt,” said wr erect ae inka atenien ae oer” , it wasn't. . ’ ras i wheel chair A Packard Electric program 1s rho knew : re dined at} “I heard he wasina r | scheduled to begin at 8 o'clock over re neues hgertaccel night— | and seldom — ee ca an ae KSD : . ’ “She can’t be a day . | . , day. Heigh-o! ” to iiabeiee | ad this was Tues ' ure. The Lucky Strike Dance arenes. nat & couple oF "aan : “She's been holding her age won- fra will play this music over KSD Anerican Beauty roses. os t| derfully for the last five or siz 0 oo Sigua apa geet — : years,’’ said the other, with a per- Hello, | Sweetie, Hello. Frisco. Dream this season \o e y ° 4 ’ straight face. On ‘the’ Panes oo the Weneee, Meet, Anam. Well, he could afford them, after | fech y ore et a well will be de- ne Little Thing Called Lore. Nightmare, wd. Unless all signs failed aegis lighted : So will Christie. My > . ‘ . @. 1e én iar ‘ . — Lo] | Hawaiian Mealey. no Brigapadian Capers: Mlheten ao he sat down at his| daughter, Christabelle; you know he ose, Making Whoopee. My Gal's @ Hig: teflected as he sat down at : ‘ay. Mrs. Witherill Jones : i ady, Seein Nellie H Hi. Tio on h| By the way, — ! Dixie. Creole Belle, There 1) Be a Hot ‘Time isk and began running through was tremendously interested to | in the Old Towr Tonight. and Dixie. the little stack of typewritten notes, know that you are here with me, | , ike) Andrew W. Mellon. Secretary of t might be wise to be perfectly mae She’s been singing your | the Treasury, is scheduled to speak wire about it before he went to the praises ever since she heard it.” } . ; ' Mi AH | Ss i in a@ National Radio Forum broad- florist’s, There remained the ugl “That’s nice of her.” : i% ws SSS cast over KMOX at 9 o'clock. His pesibility that Mr. Skipwell was we. Skipwell remembered : : Otis 1,0 talk is to be the first of a series being polite in Miss Ricker’s pres- something and gulped. “Oh, : | of addresses in this period by mem- ce. Anyhow, it wouldn't hurt to han! I’ve spilled the beans. ¢ bers of the Cabinet. There will consult his check book. mr She wanted to surprise te = — be music by the United States He found on examination tha es. Made me swear I wouldn r Army Band. md a balance of $211.76 in the ot you she was coming to the ° . ( ‘an You Beat t?—By Maurice. Ketten E- Following is the program to be bank. This was further cause oe party. Now, for God’s sake, act Mi k Himself ) McGuire—sy Fontaine Fox oe? | broadcast by the Wright Sisters relief. Syne — mo- | Surprised! Don't give van AS C cy . — : — ; Ee ee sesemcns mace Decamiisn he drew a check| The young man’s smile Sunday in One of the TWO Comic Sections of the Post-Dispatch EASTER, ' » ae matic. . , unda in | Z Oh. “Baby, s ~ igalalatalaelaaal for $25 and restered the soe’ to |" «T promise to be completely sur-| A Fox Comic Appears Every y TIPS ie e and the Man in the Moon. the desk drawer, pocketing the key. ae : sipwell. Trust me,” ———— — kos ct ereee0 Wolfe ° rised, Mr. Sk pwe la.-Mate is fy ) He could afford to stop at the flor- a aaid. 2 oO HAVING THE EASTER EGG HUNT IN] : ny. Climb | TBitse Look Wonderful, Now. stson his way home, no matter) "", oa: she’s bringing Count MRS. JONES IDEA OF y changing aj Dance music by the Park Cen- Hat action Mr. Skipwell decided | 1 renpopper Monday night. Know TALL GRASS OF THE VACANT LOT WAS Ahh F ch downward |ttal Orchestra is scheduled at lo take. There was one other him ?” THE | ACRoss THE FAlL- WOMEN i .* ng the re-/|10:30 o'clock over KSD. thing to be sald to the Barnacle’s a: anak eee RIGHT TihLe McQuInE CAME WITH ° } HATS: WITH forms FOR. FEET wit HEELS wWiTHOUr be you can| Don Bestor'’s Jefferson Hotel Or- credit: he did not owe any esi Per CKS WITH HIS GANG OF SHORT HAIR. ATTACHE Par Co SHOES Our answer, |chestra will play over KSD at 11 That is what kept him pretty w low.” RoeAD TRA K BoBS ' o'clock. “strapped” most of the time. He “So they say.” Le YoUN4 RUFFIANS ™ REN seD 3 L 1 . bald what he owed. “He's quite the rage.” - gr 4 Presently Miss Ricker closed her ince eis are.”’ : | | a Local Stations itation rotebook and left the room, favor- ap | never quite understand why mare, | Po EF gg Te ogg pe tg him with a wistful smile as she these foreign noblemen wear h : °: address, a nristian Burial,” Prot, passed his desk. lie igen monocles most of the time.” a ys. Corrhageye : miled back As usual, Miss 0 ! So they can arse — 3 6:15, : | Perfectly simple. : en. er sae arg 6:30, Grave MeGow ai Ricker wished with all her eget always be sure of keeping at least KNEE SPATS ° ‘4, “ .% n= ” - ” political ta mop, Belts, tenor: 0:45. Get she was working for him | q | one eye open, Mr. Skipwell.” THE KNEES | a f tyre; «:30, Emerson Brown, Baritone: Mead of Mr. Skipwell. Marrie Leaving the office at 5 o'clock, N | FRom HARD ons | ‘ Sb ds pt het Ad i Botional mén never smiled like that. Es- né strode briskly over to Fifth KNOCKS AND : Forum from Washington: 10, Hot Stove Peclally old ones. avenue, The day had cleared. Ev- PATS ague; 10:10, Colonel Courtesy; 10:30, oe A his throat. | avenue. 7 - — Irene Beasley, Mr. Skipwell cleared his erything had cleared. , | “ 7 > bate: a4 — sp ke) 6. prowns and Red nas : sounded ominous. The ongions The shadow of an ironical smile speNper | ate # 4s news: G:15, St. Regis orchestra: O:4.. “@ appeared to be diligently, ear- . in h eyes. He now ~y , 11:00 ®BB8v -* Pp - ¥:30, ; ked in his ey to 11:30 770 Trierwnven Klein: 7. Puroll 8 Faciar Neatly studying his memoranda. meeting Skipwell's reason for ACKLESS GowNS CHOWN To MAKE FAT. ‘to 2:00 1480 tra: Miller ear; sign ‘tales B:18. et my fomething was coming. not “bouncing” him. It was all WOM EN to 2:00 790 dio’ program: 9:42 McDaniel campaign “Ah—er—Jasper,” began the in to him. Mrs. Skipwell | x LOOK to 2:30 810 hf en Gen %- . 10:15. s | very plain to a ie | to17:00 950 orchestras oe resident, haltingly. Mr. apres had social aspirations. She was P 2 LESS to 5:80 1580 WEW (760ke)—9, 10:58. e. m., 19 me Warted, It was the first time teviag to break into what the néws- YOu" 4h to 11:30 b sgigher and weather reports. Within his recollectoin that any- sare called the “smart set.” DON'T , =: 4 4 2 >)— mm; as- 6 ' to 12:00 1380 wri da eA Ch oe as eg one had called him Jasper. oun More than that, Skipwell himself LIKE v $0 500-1160) on. aviation: 12:80 p. m. farm news: m Per! Now, what the dickens did ancied the idea of “‘break- Your. } : 25:00 1460 ‘90 PD. m.. music lesson: 2 p. m.. ok , resuming | rather fanc P ha . 0 police releases: 2:30. special sfverncon to Skipwell mean by t gpa ing in.” ms FACE WEAR A HAT WITH r ee FY . ; & ne a oli , ’ ’ . to 12:00 abo cent Balth: 5:80. werk en tie: 6. . I hope you haven Me went They came from a big M A MASK ATTACHED ? to fr 920 Bob Williama basso: 6:30, sport news: for next Monday night, Western city and were rich. Most » 4 io 10:80 930 sea An's orchepts: eae cs at on Mr. warpwell, striving. +4 1150 ing in the water press the sides ate. He felt in his waistcoa S. Henderson Skipwell and Miss LIPSTICK + -; :00 820/of the bag and expel the gas and ee yer — stg rae ey Christabelle Skipwell were always PowPER PUFF = (7 S. ( tie. te 12:30 400 | Steam before putting in the stop- 5 panei sey gs "3 after up to something or other in the AND “» SS, bi) Ho 4100 tp) Der. This will give less strain to da ~aere, alt rignt, a. that| daily reports. If they were not CIGARETTE | “s to11:00 7 | the seams of the bag when in use. Aning his finger abou : “sitting on the lawn” or “listening ATTACHE -- = ¥ $0 32:00 870 te ket and then in another, he a the music,” they were “riding “ay | tolvo0 isey| ° Healthful Planning qeunced: “I'll have to consult my thar ase or “playing a jolly =) | ” a*,, | » ‘ searc . - ; : ' 1 47 to 5:00 Fa Plan to have the fresh fruits on that any — ey cto ate piancorinte round of golf” or even (which was - POKING | ji) FUR PERING V7 fo 4:30 L190 | the table when they are in season. “We bh n all . ; of boxes for | most exciting!) “naving friends to ROK / Be 43:90 bp, Substitute them for dessert instead ' ave @ srs a oa that] dinner, including the following, | — - to 9:00 1180 | of wo many rich pastries and pud- No theater, This new play that | « i ve Ce 1-00 lhin! & any rich pastrie ¢ - OPened Inst night. Enormous hit. etc., etc. — 2 10:5 tidy | Sings and note the cons pate Sople breaking their necks to get Continued Monday. | sierd mm : ' * U ‘ . . te ii 80 tine engamama Sg ae ats, Mrs, Skipwell telophoned to, (Copyright. 1929.) 92y | BOCK be

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POS COMIC PAGE \S DI COMIC PAGE sa S SAN - s AN SATURDA 4 *fe SATURDAY, N WH AV elise a Classif A MARCH ry 0, 1 92 9. j xX . oe S ~ Deora WAY MARCH 30, 1939, : ta ied dv PAGE 18 This Comic Appears as a Full Page in One of the REAL ESTATE..... > Krazy Kat—sy Herriman The Bungle Family—sy Harry J. Tuthill Missing TWO Comic Sections’ of the Sunday Post-Dispatch ; HELPS, SERVICE on _ ~ y, ; : ey, i : es geaee WERE | A NIGHTINGALE “ HE WAS IN THE HOLLER HELLO...OH YES MRS./] tHeyrRe VES I LOOKED ean V4 WE ALL wer kif: VOL. 81. No. 206. wae | WOULD Act Zit A | |SETTIN’ ON A ‘LOG BUNGLE. YES THIS IS TALKIN * SH-H: ALL OVER, BUT INTO Y, FIGURED HE re rt LA: - AUIGHUTIN CALE” —_— HE SINGIN’ WHEN 1! MR. HOOK SPEAKING. ABOUT ILL TAKE ANOTHER THE y WASN'T cel *. — WERE 1 A “SWAN” COLONEL'Ss | [FOUND HIM. yy mE Caen ae Tee GOOD LOOK RIGHT | | gRUSH YW) ROR! pal LLON (IN RANI Sey FAILUR y, 4 H. HE POSSUM. NOW. AHEM, HE EH? WE Rs ( WOULD ACT TO 2 mea i ll Ml - 7 UY, RAN INTO THE WOODS. FACED OWES ME SOME a LOOKS peaaliige ots ME so LIKE A SWAN HOME AFTER | King Eh aa A pee r sie” Gain Geen ca, | FELLER/ 77 MONEY BUT IM LIKE HE Mey ME; OF aa ba J THE LATEST Wy yy wy HE'S THE HIM.....HIS CAR IS HERE. 1] tHars/ 4 NOT WORRIED might Do //_ RAISE EARS..| § 3 VISIT TO HIS y/ W/f a ONE WHO'S YES, SO 00 1 HOPE yay BEEN ABOUT THAT. ANYTHING. }S GUINEA os | piacéumeane snl ip HERDING NOTHING: HAPPENED : TEARING YES MAM, ILL | Dn _— Too | : FUR RANCH, ‘ BY) THOSE GUINEA- ALONG ™ tOoK Vine Y nes ayt S| i BROUGHT A #7 PIGS FOR RIGHT | }qaiaia Vz ts TELEPHONE | eB aig yt ee : of 2, Yj F, . f INQUIRY Wf ffir 4 grea . fF 3 FOR THE Yippie / tw Bi ie I} : MAN WHO) | ape CE my idee ah G J ee »P Returned : HURRIED 7 er eames me mw w Adds, i ee 1, . : . Ret Tie eee ane i. Benet Spy | | 072 12 Pet Ret et Bein a NSE WOOOS ores, | ag h———— , ; Bnd TO AVOID Ys § | — $39,000,000, 000 i : ee ln | SaenG WG) all THREE LAOIES ed, Which Is Ef Se oe | pur | SHALL AND THEIR ——— , BRR WE How You Act dle THREATENED SP TEREST. kN) Record, He Says. Sele isA “ic LECTURE ON UP EG Yop tis y} a; i] GUINEA-PIG ‘\} Slate Chom = Sane | WELFARE, an eed x7 } j if : TELLS PRINCIPLES . © ; 4 ADDS . Vl f My , j ‘ Wt ieee CO TPR) 9 wencet cue v Rage : panayens Sie a . : : : ee : ; ; Pine Ella Cinders—sy Bill Conselman and Charlie Plumb Neek Gets His int gis srt a salstote Ma roi ‘ He Is Determined to Ww ‘ if | | ' f | sh beige een tet Out National Debt "4 i i ; e S2ia e e ° — a oom " ie Te | zs a captive cre a tad my BLUNT, I'™ AS m thy With Tax ae | amiver: by O Walters Jee AS THE SPANISH SUSLIST ‘Weta OFF BRAZIL= | iit a, eee oA 3 Te ——— — FROM SOUTH the Government and the taxpayer HT WMA : | by | & [- A ‘) OH, ANY NICE AMERICA- “Since 1917 the Bureau of : / | , af Seti et ROLLICKING SEA Othinnaniiddll ternal Revenue has collected a i “ 2 9 , he “ae Pate mos 29,900 mili { goes pnd jth edhe S878 Sophisticated Sophia, “she HE CABLES HE IS — SAKE TAM YOO WHAT WE With tema more than. 84000008 4 | ith a dash now.” | 3 ioe” ‘s Sofien Seal o | ot al ama J Sue ABOUT TO BOARD THE : FORGET LOOK , & back taxes. During this time af : 5 ie ee ae SHIP THAT WILL -}) HIS BLUES DON'T NOM Aa ar refunded less than $1,000,0 ( BRING HIM TO THe COT|tCSTTTsCdC & i* cee Or approximately 2% per : | Embarrassing Moments rect i ty gap : ie ey aa YET, OURSELVES- Of the amount collected. —" | freee naira BUT WAIT--- “Record of Efficiency.” i bY — - | AND DORA - rind , “This is a record of effici | AVING JUST GIVEA) fOUR ‘~~ | ' it te ~# that wou! to equal 3 ild be hard to equai G \ ir So | ~ eee — -* S=- . ar ib * - > » me ‘= ? - ~~ “== — att, ~~ - ° — a =, eo — _ — -- - ‘ i WAU We ee —— * | ‘ 8. | _—™= = 2 o? ; i ’ ; irae teats > ‘ls ees t= : - ; ‘ ; ' : | 0 » i Bait ian ,) 1 | re f WELL- THERES NO USE or HANIGCIN' AROUND OIina ry sS MORE- PLACE- HE'S NEVER IN Aniy | mE CORTAINLUY 19 ACTIN’ QUEER LATELY: wTS GOT ME PUZZLED | CADDY: OINT*r MOORE mt ||| iff coaremetettespeegst A } =— i | | pieeeterees..... ietiid ee a PHONED ANDO SAID HE WAS SORRY HE MISSED roy TS -OAY- BUT WISHES YOU WOULD MAVE TEA AT FOOR WITH ‘ mI ‘TO -MORROw. s*see MELLO COC TOR SMITH ? *eeee seeeee@ seeeecee eeF -e@e8e seeece eee eee Cees Cee eter eeeee eee - eee ee **eeeeeer of Gee" & i } | . Fie WJ AAA LISTEN! | WANT “YOU TO ae CALL An’ SRE DIST Y LTE ‘ey MOORE .« L.2 -§ "24 of protecting taxpayers f ¥ Such individrals or corpora Tuns into the hundreds Millions, of which only a small @ver refunded.” lion said that the Treasury always would be one of op tion to making tax returns pu “BUbdjecting their business aff the scrutiny of thelr com . the idly curious, the Ts of contributions, and un Btlous practitioners seeking dOSssibie future clients.” | He credited the machinery of ®deral Reserve System with ¢ : ing tho Government to handle | funding transactions and sh me borrowing in 1928 Wi Creating disturbances to the? Market. He pointed to the t between the vast sums Reeded in managing the p | febt and its floating short 8nd those needed during the — er ' -_ é “ ’ Sat , ‘and Spanish wars, but dec s ee A An 5 a ~ ee. Continued on Page Eight. isd ¢ |