St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 10, 1929

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FE a eee NEN 8 Ie NW ee RO I I eect — 1 ‘(PLE - me ce ot : a rory | Stoc Market cee, BRU CR a FINAL IR Closing Prices—Complete Sales a mm | Closing Prices—Complete Sales =F Gables in Part Ill, Paces 39, 40, 41) ** The Only Evening Newspaper in St. Louis Withthe Associated Press News Service Diabmwce adie del rede Bibe ne se dines na les — ee - a . ee ee on ee | patch : ory 2 246 | | SP. “LOU Is 3 _ WE :DNESDAY, “APRIL 10, 1929, - “PRICE 2 CE) NTS a vet PO RE: AO LEE SOY TE ae Sean ae se re eee em ee ne + Re a cme man co a) 22222] Fausteeet COOUDGE TO BE ELECTED — (URTK SSTER REI EIDE as a Sew BJ OVERNOR 2 PEL STOCK coc accps scsi one CESRONTSEAT CHHUMUASTATE. Qa TRY OF FLORIDA 1 APDINTS —tereseestmreneINWASHINGTON CROSSTOSONGRA | EO See ees oe ST INDICTED FOR NOT FORGET THar Firm Director. oe [ SAT UP NIGHTS — FIGURING | : Stimson Disciaims Jurisdic- Yield Capital and Juarez Me oy eee % % ; 2 COINERS’ PLOT Se eene kerk s6--bareis [edmpony. =s S tion—Diplomatic Corps;' Without a Fight and As- #4 % Lo ee | 2 : p. Kingsley, president of the New | Coolidge was the second ex-Pret to Accord Rank of Vice semble in Neighborhood §7% 7, nn ae oo) 1 ; . York Life Insurance C90. an-| 4, tne le fae ne } . : : | ¢F eee | Bg j : é E +s ee he pe Sidney Rs Catts ae Bap- | of 266,377 Tons in |}nounced today that Calvin Cool- | lame an nfluence to t] nO- j President Ss Wife. of Naco. i ie ee fe oe |e BEE EA = : j ee g ° , the Unfilled Orders of | idge will become a director of the | tion of life insurance as a form ©. | ———- ik 2 bo he eS 4 ti, Ae tist Pastor, Elected in company, succeeding the late My- | 7" ene ac senha Grove AY » | om % ii ee ee ; ce ee ee p gg | , Corporation Last Month | yon +. Herrick, :-mbassador to |), EPR 6 4} VICTORY FOR KA WS QUARREL BETWEEN te ae gm ee em eo ge ee 1915, Named as Aid of Factor in Market. depe ee ee a najo —. gaat ae a cainstanendeemcnbrcecinen: oo , ; ba \ PO 1 a aE can wniranentit meeting of the board today —_— we —: re] ha bel a ts ARIA ee SRO Ain OCR RF EEEEE en E i ee “| TO GET “» THAT r™ on FOR YEARS way, | —_ == Pe +=. = £ rr ‘-, * a. 4 wt 7 e ¥ won oe. 2 CEP ae AAT NSE AO EE NORD — OR OCIA re ne see will be elected at the May MONEY AT | 2 es a Sngdl : er ca he | ma y | State Department Policy Generals Escobar and ne a / , ae ) eae ge : 2 a } ‘i 2 44 | ACCUSED OF HELPING TEN PER CENT | ee ee ee ee One med © q Henceforth Will Be to’ veo Said to Be at Odds # 4A ES A oe Ne po 2. : _§ FINANCE CONSPIRACY the former Presid: CL: ‘ine the nomination, ‘be we? ig that | Valuable service for It. Let Hostesses Determine While ederals Continue F wd Begg RE f Cita > amass t vs : LZ fi ge | Pu nt Shifts of Specu- life insurance is the most effec visits | emeae shee ak : vai ; s . nes ey ee Hs i oa: ; i ie bee ag ee 3 ; Se His ce} Tampa Lawyer, Alleged ‘ . ° o- - iinstrume ntality 1or the promotion ‘Aas a Girecto! - Rosca . , os Guests’ Preczdence. t - n a A ain ie PF Wee ieee , As , a + es Be ee . Save Sentiment Testify |r industry, saving and character | company, but will be entitled — o Advance Against Them DOE Me gs Fee eo Head of Syndicate, and | devised.” ithe regular fees for ; ending di -— - eat et, eae C4 Ae ie 4 ee ee Coctidge a ee ce fe wingsie. By PAUL ¥Y. ANDERSON, | ry the 4 ed P 1 8 go ue 7 oe *©6—CS |S Three others Also Listed Bee! Amo Traders a well-managed mutual company | has been $- ae agente | A Staff Correspondent of the Post- “AP EZ. Anett 10.~ we . BEE a i EE: ng ~ . he a co-operative Socit ty for - as > ATNnoutnhis ' dj T¢ a bi aa' 4 ales bi rPacg tac? ee ’ ee. - % ¥ cs ile ee mage a tidal a, by U. S. Grand Jury. to Nervousness Prevailing " Dispat il. i« ; ‘ 7 a. + TIT ¢ } > ’ by | “tet ire | jit WOU; be . le : Ls rrit ul Lila ‘> ‘Y «+ «*y* a+ }advancement of the pub! REG WASHINGTON, April pike Associate! Press land said that if elected he would | Coolidge cies Juarez, arriving a-few h Lie] | a ee. Se aan bo Zi few YORK, April iv.—'re-|phe giad to participate in the ad- | $600 a year. peers yonss icici aang | ie@ Mexican pels had ev: ated Be Be i tat ee tae ie eg PES a Dy the Associated Press. ‘ oR f eculative sent whe is eee Sara eS | he 4 ver NH 31% i: : ; ae 4 , ee . ji A Er ce — . ' - an shifts of speculk : ———— ——— : JACKSONVILLE, Fla., April 14, jt the nervousness prevailing | SHOWERS, THUNDERSTORMS VER DEMANDS Rf is whieh has'ragea m Washington | Col, Jesus ‘Triama with 350 cav- | ili 8 ie ae A | 227 2: Cates 8. former Gov. THE i MPE KAT RES. n biG OT (‘i ny sn ae ge ee aoawiey ; ‘ teas tee bets mae, 7 ee ae ae charges of aiding and abetting a Pee | 9? a. 11 ek Bi 1 ee sek caatia ; !“SELLLILEE PLD tan $1,000,000 counterfeiting ring. } Gy eet tit JiUUri Se aoe OLLIDVELUBROUSE ELTA 10 AM ELSA SURL SIU OD OORT TOR A GIES Ts Nerma Y mecca A OOO ARLEN OLN, OO LA LOLA NAA ALANA teen eamaenes CODE La. FREES OIE: 7T* «se " ae ; LLLP Iwo Federal indictments char¢g- ing the former Governor with he!lp- B ETOU}). Many of 1 3 the fs : we : : } } ps. : terday. Otl , ‘nen 'e seaeyes: ite ‘aipment groups, advan Oficial forecast DS testa, bee ffi la hic Z% $ | | ES : : y iers nam d in the in | LEAVE THE for St. Leuis and eae pies ee ky a ; sRM cabot ay i fy a. ailie ‘ Sah ; 2 ee dictments were Julian Diaz, Tamva CURTIS CASE vicinity: Shower- ee eee sett ta : 3 : ‘a f : ty Be ea ee pe altorney, arrested recently in Mi- fos lea . : rye 3. . cer, ot * 7 “p . am : sa i , wae ; ut @ OUR SISTER and : lo ul th a eae ; : =o i . " , we; til 4 Orps ould “ Wt fe igs: aed a ei? a y ‘ ie S ami; Mateo Mir. Armando Domin- NATIONS dcrstorms ae og ea ee that! o . “enone definite + ae ~~ Pe 4 ! Ulin Lig s,s iti .* oe - m~" guez and Madeline Leah Burweii | ~ r t% rk | ¥ - ~ hai ‘ a aba s Aiba ~ sa . 4 ’ x 4 z ; . Me, Pe : are 4 . \ ; ing to finance a _ counterfeiting conspiracy were returned here yes- ROR RNOAARS night: tomorrow partly cloudy: noi much change in tc rnipe rature. VIisso! ri Diaz’ former secretary. With the return of the indict- ments Judge Lake Jones set bond at $35,000 for Diaz, alleged head of the syndicate, and $17,500 each “pe the others. Catts is alleged to have furnished $5000 to the ring to buy printing presses and cquipment. with the understanding that he wag to re- ceive $25,000 of the counterfeit money as his part in the invest- Ambassador Howard I-xpiains. — EARD ON ‘ Anege oy heer Mone Rate Advan ALL ME UP.THAT —. wer ith = . et but advanced to ®% ; ie. i / : On probabil, Minued to cul! _— S ee 7 eS “it frost ment, ‘ Pe ecineed fire. Th : PR poe hp Bo ' rreports bDvet iVs bali fs sae _ foae cad sod wen ‘ 5 JRE Xe, . —_ pabeneses im Dilaml. York Clearing tiouse Pon | * ' 7 sebler | F ~i os ¥ ge he leg é 3 } yo hie. ann s status 1g America! A ‘ ‘4gh Bs ga Bie: Ss bo Pi Sail ¥ eZ % 7 Diaz was arrested in Miami Biter Mien today approved , ” al eee iain istilied whisky he sold the sto: radar ; "fs Me fe KB tis he is said to have attempted ‘o rules wrebey a charge of not ngs: Ppt ee ee £F. ne conten ha a ee cee i diplomi | pl OO ES 6 EE ee pass a spurious $100 note throug : / 4 ' sarge ’ ‘ Te P , a ° ep Re od 2 hi ie. , ses Miss Burwell W hen detected, he woman led Federal} operatives to Diaz’ hotel, where he was arrested. —Henry Miller P! BOVE, 2 cell in the Washington Asylum and jail such as the Tea- Bas gp Ps former Governor i a or ee the Ass ! fs (I Bs pot Dome lessee will occupy for his refusal to answer the ques- friends ‘Silos : wig been great fuals and corporations Was) |. ws, ' fresh to possibly stron on el ‘6, ‘ j . ; : yi a . x ‘ rs ss %: A last December m March and the first quarte:s President. ee ge % | , : | Spicuous relish, a vac: for % i i | So larg re 1 4 ) mr: ; ao $4 ’ ; }’ =t-, . ’ iors : the “ri sint Ke 4 o is cA Le i a i¢ s Th , ¥ ; tonnage anno Ine p mi nt. Sy) , _ : ; -& ' | } / ss « 231 I ay ‘ ' J ” } 4 ~ 4 ‘ ; , Bd . jua "T l VA ry nh ae TY) LK]! Pa, — ‘ ee . 1 7 j rr ' . V\ i A+ he ' ‘ i dace Lani s hiarry ] . msiric iciil nanxzes hil ti i rma jority. During thie recert CATT) - Reel, which has been nder ; Son. (returned 1 Mady. Pr ' jts highest member dis last 3 (ATL EA former heavyweight | ! a number, as it now & ss he| Paign he ran second in a field of , . ; "+ ; = } ore ' +} f ) a ‘ ; ; : oe —_ oo ive candidates fs CIN Here t dominance. Aroppe: rPO1n LS. ag . i wad } i . ‘ ‘ i ‘ if mf } ‘ iosed hig iC) . : : . ses ; : " fling Jam pion, . ie ist. .. ily. #43 a fy -ADIGIGaALES for the Te mocre ; » cn enee t on , ow 4 — re : per oi ' nominatior eee Two Are Under Arreat. | 4 Triumph for Stimson. CeS } eeded abode NE ese ve] bi ir Le j » OF Of tt } with a pl + irl ter >] ; . ' ; , — ' ” — . vit yh sy , : : fi tne five persons named about 5090 . >» + «rt linz ‘ Thi. Superior Steel was inson 4 CU non saat ‘ i | a | noe ove { bit laundering and window iN ij i tl i@ indictments only¥ two were ; SCA Re 05 ERMC DO ney i : i Rina oo aytomo) , }3 . oe Be : ANaIed ee rs Stat Ai canal ; ) ‘ der arrest today. The he re is below vs . as \ ad 4 oa j J : USL): a «2 : A ta Jit, automo: ii tiie ; is . : . ; or +, 4 e } H t, « ith ndifferent it} ' da ‘ hie Ya CT SiAttis “ oa A fairs — oe onfine 1 rs $4 [ Cc Cy Oe Ass . ahs wens and agominoecs, Wi . Kolster Orr Sharply. mocrat. r poin ed ay abou i Hy eset of Fremne a me Pp , A é agit ‘ é : pepe oie bhlicatio imputed and aused | formality. bw iss Burwell was not kn 3 Oe break in the radio shat ‘ormer Judge. > . ala iC K . Ssieruay. $5 mite , ey ay ; : ia 3 ‘ ne rm ! | La ] ider: » bell praALO Eada The we alt! y oll man who _ ae vee di le ased following her Re hed reports Of **a}] por ke ts > ASUS, Lk mocrat., U ; *(ii i¢ avica \ ; " : As aie : ; ah re x : : — pan $ , ; ; not really a Huma) ut ii Ps i} - fied the Senate and whose convic arrest in Miami. Diaz and Do he market. Kolster. which &c a “ |. Bowker. Vv ‘ari F. stiffs 9 , St ‘} Pe a i os pes ; 3 ~ ’ “ > cme Ne Te - Cin } yas os ' ‘ my mort, . - is , ‘ ‘ > Or} : P A , » Re . ; iar ia gs | _ . . he drop of 5° ints in; — P f Casi , not undamentaily ' rent Sinclair will spend hie first} "*"**- “a. Ween humerous : : ' » o97e% - —— -_ m . as © nrpo-e «> i?=i) (9? F } eo . rm 1} ry ors eiys ‘ . , r} > F + aP ‘ ; ie . “ . ‘ aa baa _ . PMotors to a new low at 55% a ‘ia rat a I> aati the zg ja in hysiqu right in a fourtiered wing of | notes were reported to be in cir- . * . ' i i . ; ° 4 : ’ , ‘> a” hte -* ‘ tt - 4 - . : iad . of ig iG On OV ) Uti ' ’ ar + + + thy _ , ‘ . . . ; ; - ‘ ; ud 2 , : rie ri? " . r IXta posit 1oOoMm 7 ry ry md rve t. ruest rooms. qj 7 @}i : & ia S. according ts Governmer Operator ; ne : = oe : 7 3 3 : ja “Geetroys di; r permanent quarters agents, had & working arranc plaintiff WaS/ yen awaiting trial. Here he ,| ment with a New York bank telle: ,o mates, who probably 1 through whom all counterfei' . Fe i. . i Pay ’ : * - hot} fis oa Ta — : - , of the lower | ™@°ney made by ue syndicate was z : . . ae oe : + , Va ih ' ; . as ' ’ Vet 4, ; “ owe | put ne eres S - Touched nes riz ts for the x ar qo" bain wis am n nd ‘ * : okt aa : ; ; ‘ ‘ Tie t hye ria pl v Aryiii yr thi upper bunk siune slor f one put in fy ion. They | oe fe | LIST EA : Pear ied :) i at ) os . t= | ae a: mere AT) ' sas fr gee >, kon” aaid Zovaz- | — font ae a Catta was bearers with the ap- S-WwWE VE Rhee ; rs : by ot 9 toa ted’ fecrea a - ent nttite- Stace Ot 4 o's a rné The shoe io MTS. from the opposite wall He can iz te | ri Pg ~ tt t ~y = > ~— a sie ait th . ' ;' . ; poe & ' pag ’ . roe Ainge . ' iAGe PD) Fiz até fTnange ee > WILL oO) G&S Ameri. ; SBT ssesees any divi t ithdrawr luring |} conditK peineg purp i aa , —— end “a , ; ae Ebvszko pon eading if --\ have a bath before supper £ Ss an al : . MEA GREAT — the stock later moved : . i Bek a a : is) pity | . ee a aaa oF get ea ‘ » ' 3 : a¢ perfec y — ’ : =e aaa 3 i ‘ ii sige Rist UT ‘is ‘ ud a3) ‘ eee : ; ] ne next inorning the million a} T e more @?t t Ores he prod tuc ed Vor ? | aT} oa or Southern | | oT \. nidian rei ng con- Ase] For; res oy de? foper said , hand bore strong PHRYSICE! | will rm: & } i] an me | Beg Pas Et gent ote ae Secretary ellogg for a ruins fourth State to Federals. : : | wi) make Rig bee and present him- TA EST | BUILDING iN WORLD a { he % ¢ ry “a : : a VJ | ¢* :) >: 8: rt ' ss i whe « | he s tock Te , ; - rer T7 ,nicn ( . ‘ ; USS the way. and after that the pre- d Taarratst | a3 } | ‘in ito : : ° ® ’ Zé > al . sf yer , expenditur in connectic i low 4 wiv Moreic Lmbas | ; Pini . Yo, 301 ionship 2s Nuspand ; | cise nature of his work will be de- NEW YORK, April 19 — . ni pe cements Se ROM , ad”: aa KILLED BY e% STORY FALL : ane Re es celia i “d ‘ | egsatagh P xe es , see DO - ‘fieatha for trying | cided. ' Bank of Manhattan Buliding qti | calaiak sigtehile’ tees an indicatod, mai ih Ses Mle ant % : a Se ae a ries wientific th ory by _ In Sinclair's permanent quarters Wall street. more than €3 stories. rag Trea l- , loss of $42,786 7S in 1$ . i Carpe nier. 63. . Ink er at \\ ork at er’ 1 bye -" + ew = $3 Sot hia : : mY fs o 3 oo ome _ 2 ‘ ’ . Tah ii Ye re r | Continued on Page 2. Column = the Orient. ou Page 2, Coloma 2. campaign isso mnternai mjuries | Ountinecd on Page 2, Column >. 2. k.

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Ay cays PAGE 2? aa st SI. LO US POST-DISPAICH Eee WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 142d. = ——===——————— —— ol. LOU!S POST- DISPATCH __ QMMONWEALTH Yosser ces | ABCIDENT VERDICT PHYSICIAN OUSTED. Curtis yo a pons os POURKILED STEEL DIRECTORS | (gifs SIN BOY'S DEATH; BY ASSOCIATION: oes sre oo os) wn rage ss laa Se PLANE CRASHESIAT FAL (nt APPROVEMERGER | 7mm © | CARMEN HELD OVER CLINIC ADS’ Sco 8 Seen. oe AVFICD, MEG ROY 100m Bridge Engineer ‘ Pp. Greenwood of D on Wi Pilots Said to Be uumgex., Tells of $500, 5 op Sees | : Victims of Accidel Loan to Former He _ 2 Ppemraane 4 *— ee Ga eae : Gace ef} cornea: wie ‘bes cisines to es (eeenbes pees: a " aa tional Lif tion of Philadelphia. _ iy ‘ea _ fusal to Testify. Headed Advertised. nefer it to the World Cou! ean Rane Seg ane | After Takeoff. Ps, Interna . bopeka. Her ¢ Pel ticnmere oe 4 rane et 1, 3 Reet Rn ee ED oe en Abate Moat SAAT + A AE RRNREE «0S HANES cop pay AA TR neg Ragen diet cet ea i cteseeteteeneelinantietiteteemenrtienetimnecedll "AAO Aap “am amggipenas ie Overland Coroner’s Jury Dr. L. E. Schmidt Dropped ‘‘ Orders Them to Await by Chicago Society Be- Grand Jury Action for Re- cause Charity Institute He Ask Stockholders to Agree OPO LABS» RIO — ai = > % - om % see : ree Bs , or um Letier to Ambassador Howar Stat, silk tt ~ e +} ont Crass ort Chetan. , arty Capital Stock of $9,900,- 4 : ._ 4-vear-old son of J. Warren God- | described as the first rea eyes" permet Social Tome ee Ce nee e aeee hee oe — =| oe = 000 Likely to Expand 2% pe y when an automobile in) 1 - ee : . ee SE iar sme rcatl ee A AR ae a geal ~* | Penal rom Operations. Seven Years. ee ee ee 2 oon ath, ot, [ess stated the pi tom | 92, which was referred to me t years ago, was the mother o: "G4. Frazier, g Aeresimony against Raga CROSS TO SONORA : Pte: é tention | ign ) 7 CNee it Pr | believe while 4 ee ~~ e . , eetiienc: in lor Cacest Judge : } show o ine ie * “apd | — masons ~, a ettes as » utetes t er fai nd in 1 > | among five tndtc® (Continued From Page One. ' the ij oat - ca ga 7 | ) : e 1 ied 1 | , Bee a edie : , ti brother when he comes hom: ie a tens 2 eurbezzie me eae 2 oa aie 9 , ecuring fai a omnia — ot he company's @ att | iNSBERGH T . tte chose om h COL. Li ho Pee State chowe Ce: 95 ombs’ first trial FOR EAST FROM BRON 5 “ ent charges that, ai asurance come s fuliy iseved. Te heurt authorRy, uade charter an by . Grantges, vice e@ company, and retary, to sign fale certificates of } shares of the ital stock and thal fciontious inten®. sc of convictiall seven years’ lmpriecs s expected tof -. _. Greenwood Testit New Yous acon . first witness was dy ot) Dallas, presi we ‘A ' : . x & : > mest ta : ad j . “ ’ . : a ‘ 4 —~ , ~ 2 . " . > , . “ e. ~ : . . 2 » 4 a fore the S2EE, op | that only the oider members of To- | NEW HEAD OF I ill itiaaceta its nee nea gees eg cnirn Fee Ea ihe S Cy ge a : ¢ ST ed ing i Crees Seater: «as return ONE FALSE ALARM TURNED IN... Teno = >> ee. Ke as (om F ~ See sto x the Internation: Firemen Called to West Belle and tary Wi —* Pendicton. : , ~ as the saa nwood said that i rm was ed. | cif +. SUPERS, . _ converse tions, T ; it bir 9090 sha He f ates tor 4 then, after & Green wood te a .. secre y of the com ssocistes Ml heen wood was asked to seme ing the post, | sae ‘ifeates, Be did th for 3906 | oe ‘el ony eae a PAP gery A. y' ‘g asked Greens tires cCerte nes renin tn cialis adh tin 9 = sof stock each, in Newly-Purchascd ed ye gn rape e Stest:’ ed to having rece has = 2 —_ e 4 - ’ . “ ~ ; ™ : ee ‘ ee When It Leaves Road. ee | : a . a i ircument, Gm 70a Ae . oi LOCOriotiv: : : ee ee ae a ena | ina > ga aaa , Health Institut: "is ca Rit: 3 aa ermitied to rms said. of ney would Hoa 5 " " é OOSC Tir es ‘s it es oR = PEt |_2 Sew tee xe. & a = Se aS C del ipl ‘ (Se 4 rated cate ‘ ’ ¢*% . ea 3 ~ y a” “or ; tz a hey 5 $ f ; — fr eee > tors Seen See an . ROIS ata é vj Lkaxtor Die~. Patient Reco. wean % — sil : : os ea Pepi! pad) _. 3 ae : ae me ahh. - ed necktie SINCLAIR IN JAIL : Ste deat Gane aa ee ee y decia: oh J clomely. Mie % ‘ : _* » ie p Ce / . a - _ , * coin ee gg oll ae WILL HAVE SIXTY init Sat enss " | - of hin Chae nORM Galt b e +) : : ROOMMATES ' aye , us So f iS Wil ‘ a 4 | Meomher of the dary. » 2 54) ib pat “4 . (ontimeed From Page One. At ae over : 1 4 Bhs Inet 4 . 4 i 2 noe’ ; ay A ae : B } 7 J i R } “oy j} AJ ai pad > it wee: F | ; : SPENT $2489 ON RE-ELECTION sfc oosccs wooden on — TN et eke milltion lola ‘ Amazing Kolynos Dry-Brush Technique Removes the“ Yellow apres ter: all wut, $1000 Contribution to Repub- sap iar es ibis . iS a on, ; m . : } ; Jt] , Toot SuTTraces PUDCT.Y | pamagsts pre i cm reii. Wie laa a ean City Committee site ee. eee ngeh | o | \g! imai Ins Fane $45 ee root | ish nis@trv vote qs “rate ~s es. pits bc crys : 7 12 bens Ca “rect, Jae & ‘2 4 : ; ee roe a} i 2 ‘i : ' Hi mAtoy : , bale , j a ea is > Pom ' : ~ . ’ |. ‘iv _** ma oO - oe Ko Th a . ; ' . % S ea ie” . Sel es OL he r pavynrent bad t » — j “m ue ™8¢ 4nd delight you. - Ming in the Stute : [or Nemination . ' OTus! * under itedic ; : . ~~. 4 : : ° . ’ ‘ . ‘ . . . . 4 ' . ; = . iT " E ’ ~~ F + ~ : . Seventh Ward. filed an a: nt oe Sige reget : PEAS | eae : | : ee: | iSi mis oeting on teeth thar makes |= a on . — $236. and homa: Wa tt - ie deans: enetenen emg fe : 7 ; ieabial ', a onela hem look vello nd }. _ a Curt bah en ie . Z rts ‘ : . , : : ' q ‘ > : ; + ; wy +a 7 guy : ? . , ~ - a — es : wa : + Feet ee! & lads 4 , Swbecriptien Rates ey Carrier ‘ . : : > ama A —o alm | nYgy. i ~ a : — tee « te ¥. pA — . on | wf OFUS DTI : | _ eS trad tpdietee teem® Ward "o rf a: twin : ge “ss Oi : Scie Ctail cleai tecth down to the , : eFec> ; ; 4 ; , >» ey in oe Lea *% renal al S aeeeaiae . . € , Pi tees a : , —. ACR “APRS te hie oe . ‘i* . : . ' ”~ * “+ wt 888 ‘vT, re = ts F : oe rt — ‘ - -” t ge ; : CS eee MAIN: ‘ _ ~~ & wae ~ } USOE Bhi: Ti re are alep Pemes org Setecr:ptten Satre by Mail. t. “ai tails wt “x aet*s a ie Ageenre “aa

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ee | ee ae WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1929___ | —__ yi. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Aan _ Pau o any a a RTE nm oe a weet ee ie ct: eee OUR KILLED WHAgSm | American Gi to Wed Beis Fanci PRIMARY EXPENSE |BRITISHPOLOSTAR |Site of First Brick School _|RELESTO RICOH INE CRASHES AM fo Ny OF MAYORMILLER) ISFOUNDSLAIN. | 2” S4 Louis Will Be ‘Sold’ Qy URHTING SURVEY —_ ta a te =, Land on Sixth Street Was Purchased 90 Years) Frederick Pitzman Says ®2a- VP) isd : ee os : ——-™* | HOTEL Ago for $1186, But New Buyer Must sonably Accurate Measure- ties ‘ | %, oe. ae ) ee ee ments Are Possible. me ; a gee Pay at Least $450,000. idge Encineer and rs: | ’ p. Greenwood of Dallas, 4 a es ‘ rage . : ‘“ ii« ae Pe eS ae of election campaign contributions{| LONDON, April 10.—Capt. John | Sixth street, in the heart of the] more to run. ick Pitzman, head of the company OTHER WITNESSES i 2 3 a seo Ee Ge n @ j|and expenditures of the Republic- | Dening, international polo player, Se ee pepe Secretary McNamee of the Board | °f surveyors now moenering the by . y f3 “ae of jan and Democratic City Commit-; was found shot to death in his sG Peyronie's » aha lin ai as of Education said today that the | Work for the city, said it is possible : al Bea bs Se o, ee it Bs tees will be filed with the Record-| room at a hotel in Westminster last tionery firm, which owns che four-| property probably would bring up- | t© make a reasonable accurate sur- False EST We ia ae BES TS 2 “Saeed ga es ee 2 er as required by law. They will; night. British polo afd. military | story building it occupies. The lot wards of $500,000 if it were not/ vey and that the result will be : wr IGE * ere 2% ie 4 cover the period between the pri-,circles are mystified over his|has a 60-foot front and is 135 feet| for this lease, It is understood within a small per cent of the work of Stocks Is Charged ee eS _ $s Z. © page ee mary Of March 8 and the election; strange death. Not unti? the in-|deep and the present rental is| that the Adams company wants tO | actually done by Ryckoff. | ae tee : Mee BBR ce me | Of April 2. quest, 4 was thought, mowever, $17,250 a year. buy the property and will offer a As is known, the city’s survey is ’ Penalty Is From Three to 3 er ee es | Ee , ae as ee na Bi It was announced today, how-j| would a!l the circumstances. ex- Originally the prop:rty was ac-| bid at the minimum figure Of | peing made with a view of recev- 4 istae ’ ; i ne: ie Memeese | ever, by Isaac A. Hedges, manager] plaining the tragedy be disclosed. | quired from J. B. C. Lucas, whqj| $450,000 provided in the offer Of | ering from the contractor eg an Seven Years. | gee Sea ae sasteh c ts : — of Mavor Miller's primary cam- | Dening’s body was found locked | previously had purchased it from | sale. overpayment of at least $176,040 | 3 é Sg ae 22 “4 paign for renomination and chair-|in the room where he had been] Anton Soulard, one of the first set- The value of the property is in- for brick pavement not lald, as dis- nod. | i isieincsvictalnscn - * a te ki te, % ¢ e : an oft oe eee err that staying while in England ane poner tiers of St. Louis and the recipient | dicated by the fact that it is as- |closed_in a survey recently made ‘die a ‘Testimony against ' ow . 3 | a ¥ 2 y : ee ee § ni i gt v ould be filed by his from the Indian army. There was!of a liberal Government land grant. | sessed with improvements for taxX- | for the Post-Dispatch. nr a ong nbs. president 4 i e ees 7. group, in the belief that one waSja bullet wound in the head and a Two years after the site \as ac- ing purposes at $402,000. The ‘The engineers engaged in meas- fits nag ! aa tional Life nsUure . So CRE ee , eee io i not required under the law. 3 revolver lying by his side. quired, the Board of Education land alone is assessed at $342,000, uring the work.” said Pitzman. —_ m® he wrecked by removing $3,- | | haem es, fe Be , In “ae pritiary campaign, AM! Dening, who was captain of the | erected the old Benton . O14, @lor $5700 a front foot, and the “are allowing Ryckoff the benefit a000 of its assets, began this ; ts i, ae aE ogy “tly ee ee i ager on ‘reonnagge sritish army polo a that played two-story brick building with a bell building at $65,000. The board Siof all reasonable doubt as to the * before Circuit Judge Hall. ei | ae OS ae fame sigs’ — a ee ss mer spent at Meadowbrook, is P bese yx 192%, tower, at a cost of $11.000. minimum pride for the land aver- length and width of trenches and rem among five indictments. | BEY PR ee were spending large seemed to hotel! attendants and fel. In 1886, after the Benton Schol’' ages $7500 a front foot. paved area, and the result should t + ae i RE es 4a a amounts for him, and later the | low guests yesterday to be in good | —— show a total slightly in excess of charging embezzlement of! ; Democratic nominee against M-ller,| health and good spirits. He was plane, bug e* | a i oe nN. } Deme omine€ st M. : D $ He the work actually done. rapid GE es procurins use : = (Mis ANN TAFT INGALLS, AND RUPERT. WARBURTO the | Lawrence McDaniel, asserted tiat| talking cheerfully to acquaintances |MRS, FRANCES ENGEL KILLS eee HARVEY PUBLISHES “he o net very alemauls to aie i | NG IE FRIED OO» A Dlaine Was {ls | | | ; at least $200,000 had been spent/in the hotel yesterday afternoon - = oe sd ee . nnn Wiicates of the v's r New York Central Railroad, and Rupert Warburton of a large |, ite vine ttf «Megara wal | me Hote ye ened , WIT Ryckoff's work. and during the ea ; for Miller. Both Kiel and McDan-{| when he asked suddenly to be ex- first day’s measurements there was [ii iORERGH TAKES OFF. State chose one he Jat |London financial house in Alexandria, Egypt, are to be married in| 5) goon cg large contributions to| cysed and hurried away | seal MeeOceaeniais Me camel al Wp for Toombs’ first trial. The! Cleveland today at the home of the bride’s parents. They eg Fe the Miller fund had been made by| Apparently he went to his bed-| ound Dead by Her Husband, a} rae as ane one og sone Fa [ a hare; a = vy e wit! et sang, es peanea ee ” ee se : acre ott ys. - Cesk. & . vee men and cit; pectors OR FAST FROM BROWNS Hiitment charges that, ; im mother. ia in 1927 when Miss Ingalls was on a cruise wit contractors interested in municipal! room and locked the door. Soon Bank Clerk; Funeral and other engineers on the job.” ———— ae [en the insurance company mother ‘ter a shot was heard in the room. Service Friday. *) e444 ree Silver Champion Silent on Ke- ports He Plans to Marry ; ras fully issued Toombs, — nmin io | . ; secretary. Ryckoff's statement was in a e look aft- iW. I. Grantges, 2 F spent. | er his interests i | righted story..says that William ate ounege destingii of the company, and W. C. | ‘Jt's all over.” Hedges remarked |and found letters and a diary in| yesterday, will be held at the) . oe kos ee this no nips secretary, Sse Sign false and | today. “I have nothing to say.” | the room which they held as pro- | Kirkwood Presbyterian Church at! Hope “Coin” Harvey, free silver Threatened by Armed Man. ie “ pote a. m. : 3 fulent certificates it ownere- Hedgcs’ View of Law. viding possible clews to solution of 9-26) p. m., Friday. Interment will | champion and author, and Ozark Arthur Aeby. a Deputy Game teace, where of 3000 shares o he com- >| dges explained, however, that|the mystery. | 4: ty i ~ ——————— oo ee ree ; . “ ~ , : Te : er eo ter taking} We capital stock and that thi | * It the law did not require | Menine. who was $4 years old be in St. Luxe’s Cemetery at Sap-| region promoter, has had printed Warden, of 4043A Hartford street, . : , cA AGNA 4% as i > ©. Lil€ ay a P { 44} > JEOTUIN LS. ii¢ Aas « ~~ . } : RN oe , reported to police early today an rGay done with fe! Pp i y y nee to wa ; HO ' sn iadiinad ; ; ae ‘ ., a oe = Sa “pga ii Gs . sige f ; | armed man had threatened him as aa . en2 ty m case oft conviction | weal A. apesee ry -O] rime Conduct iT. Ni Ww ase De i* UNGS., “ ; ; Je o3 -} State OL bHNOPai as commandant of Mrs. Ling: lL who was r) 7 — hy # ‘ or} - an 1 d ht — ]) thy. *> years A iS proac 1€ 11mm ¢ Se ¥. a Pp ¢ « menWwood of Dallas. president of sworn expense accounts wilh ney. Y. . Was an Cig Sypciby man | 8maii Gaugnters oro eo yCAls | ington, W. Va L whee accompanied hij home later i . . . , * rn : ¢ Nn é » ‘rance, & * Ai hie 7; af ry eee ae lection Asn oO aka . as reat Southern Life Insur- Recorder after the election. some i; it a onstantly practiced ¢ .¢ —_—W e he P ; - “i . oo ¢f Texas. He said he met! lawvers hold that t) term “el :: dt di eters |} old, and Jean, 18 months sacha sin Harvey refuses to discuss reports | could find no one in the neighbor- ; e + ~ eP Salad 1 1¢°>] a " “4 oe . ‘ - * : : . sai —_ on , — . ) - , 7 4 ] ry ‘ ° e ‘ oe e ~~ . +4 tt SQ “") 3 } - ~ o> Jan we . - . . ers } ti ‘ ] ! a Lids } _ : wit ness Said. To re ré piace the grand jruy. It had rece ntly hes n rumore j ; 441 his pe ONa } rigia 3 x} know -. 2 One O} th hard st hit Bs AB : ; : ? ¢ f . } ; T} 7? as lé ae t vil} ry | : P . - . ‘ 5 roh ‘ “) i Mock of the Internationa] - Judge Hall said he had no pea an agent wearing a street car |~* COOnes e — 2 -gelga —=ng torwarge 1D rithm ‘pene, See gq TRAFFIC ORDINANCES ee ; ; : ia 4 Ad +. C42. 2DAG > ~ & = » | . >* + —— J , ; ‘ or ' . a - 2 ded whethe accept » resige | ~ a sufficient It is understood that | pesices s captaincy cf the 1925 | Bulgarian King Visits Berlin. v | : ’ As Aad cw 4 - P se } * + s ~* - . - i . r to smifaren was rating her. ee. NA g enwood that j ition. j ne an’s uniform was operating here | Miller expended relatively Iitile j} team served as No. 1 on the team | By the Associated Press. : Traffic policemen must be famil- one conversa tio! Foombs | not belie ‘teininger was jis | a Ee clas sk She cin een | lof 1927 BERLIN, April 10.—King Boris| iar with 99 ordinances relating to 8 to send him 2000 shar I i i a p aee Bis aeewmiant, James Luion, | orluer Mayor iel has mix operation of motor vehicles, when three parking regulations, affect- pree : : . . puic ‘Se aeres and jur’ : ie declared such practices were re wr st : : . a TI- SI AK DER BIL iL REPORTED ; com paniy’s stock. i¢ i] rr” as if appear ia Le had VA ithe hibited x t} a " c . om leo. ka iyi trom Lime LO Lime | AN 4 | : | | 1€ ing Grand boulevard, go into effect “yy? ~ 7 »7 by ruies O01 their unts collected and spent Foreign Minister, and other offi-|in about two weeks. ce Md two (certificates Or wo irawn trom the Board of Equaliza-| ,. ‘ ‘pegectentonns = : otf it , rar gpteaietamaee Ss SF . cials. The Bulgarian Monarch was Of the 96 in force now, 53 per- aake — Mulderig, testifying b: : gee , = asked sent br Gre ery to W. " The resent grand jiurv is esti-} : °° ” Was chairman of Kiei's Ao 4 — vis partly : ee | thy cf | missioner Atkins in the case Au 44 - the Post- | , > Prohib'itine Repeating of . dij , ast : a fm, secretary of the coimpany,|mating the $175.000 overpayment ‘ |nance committee, gave tne OSl- | Measure Prohib'ting isepeaUng Ol | expected to return directly tojtain to driving, 38 to parking and —— wood was asked to send back} by the city . M. Ryckoff on | Sofia. five to the use of lights. y Mano and the latier’s bartender. | 1 | ad Mano and t sata seeing = tch 3 st of what he Suid | Untrue Statements Already 4 et » +. ee ee : , ; 4 , ora . } +} +e 1, | Pa " ¢ peertificates. He did this, andi his street lighting contracts. Stein- | ;were an : reer agonauions, “4 Passed by House. —_—_-__ of Bulgaria today had ‘a two-hour visit witb Dr. Stresemann, German CL TE tat ten tiene, sata Fred Ross, admitted he ore hi : sae a uniform on two vtsits to anos - fr o¢ a: i certificates for »ULY shares ; : 2 ¢ by} lid? if contractor, rn S . i , | . me, CA Ai » J * - Orn « V fi) Ai Z the As bok ated Press. | « _ " : : _| saloon. — ~— and organization Brockmiutb -FFERS TT ori] 10.— ao were Sel : bdika, ; inimnger. in } ietter Lo Ji Che sie ie Huni : Seed 1 : ree TLiZ i, ? ‘ - | al 4 iv. i Se aa Fe a il J ‘ j ‘ : :, . — a mries J. I LOTTe! Se ee es : ie a ine i o : Sa ae eee ae ea yey mhe defense asked "eenwood 3: lall, reminde: the uds 9 i. “a eather paeity: a8 | Sat ie Was Inquiring to determine /7T} penat iIminal surisprugence | . , ee CcCemnan, re iv acndae ‘he ic iC aeeec™ ~~ ee Nirasy ° ra . “os a ‘—~hig renort- Sill held the three certificate vhey irs: chos or grand iurv | ~ : Ritauen aint wheth he law required filing Ot [Con : today favorably report- | se F ‘ - . 1 Ca eni rce 1@] L ul . bIX us «A : 4 - ‘ ; ++ ++ 4 . . ~ “ ; = —_— be 2 s ge00 shares of stock each, which service he ask -OCTLS Reg : : M ' ia repori, and that if iu did not o the Sena bill making it ? Lei ae , : "]arink of iquor in the saioon Marcn | nae Pmeitaiaia c file , ins "a ee ¥ . ‘otter fals« J ifiéd to having received. Aft-| Judge Hall declined to excuse him, ie tinal tee Save iaterand\’ .. PO Cee oe Se COE. junlawful t t or scatter fal " . . . : a { “et itt) ‘ i ¥s Gal Pe e —# an eo ati aie - Tt go ; . - ~~ ES 3 — = m - ; a legal argument, Greenwood | Savin a contracior as needed on | , ugcht : ie nt-of whisky fror brockman Ustea the ‘ | rumors of slanderous or hi armful 4 , ‘ i 1D : LL a nail i] at Ji iif sy n | : . ac . i} = « Dea a = 'T’ ih i} 2 =e ~ P not permitted. to answer the ne jury, ie of the character R oss tributions as loliows: inature. The bil alrea has pas: on ; 2 \ se i ) > > on , ea 8 a > - e 4 . . pstion. Ji i} Investigation on hand. ' M ld ] } + . ’ $2000—Bert Louz, Wiel S purine! the House. z ; +i ‘ler ) > re iS iT ie S Def ae li : ae 2. oe ee we + hy . : ’ — : ¢ = ° : 4 iit ‘ rig Sa2lc jit 0} mis uni contracting business r ss “ LOTS a VM 5 : = ne ad st4, CPU. 1U ‘ Ait & tv 3 isit’ A {) u Ld I =e uSa ] 1 0 € Xx -: 3 f r } ot | rs j f ‘ 4 ; - : o ec . } — ; : . : ;LOTN on ) i} recasions and iInti- ~ eae een il Erifeom, that they would Snow use Nil, Leinin; said, he told | ted he |! i u t obt | RS oc axe sm ee : ane ; ‘ * mater } la ¢ SOUL L¢ Iv lTaIN a ® a li a .. ts 8 8 dee ; athe certificates in question had | sessor ehner ne > did not via ee wi (general agen of the Fidelity & , , , c ence Oi hgGUc } acions 11 ‘ yy ' ie i ’ Ke taken back, and other certifi- /hwish tc ery ¢ Equalization}. .,. ne ; Casualty . of New York. 2 ; o> ag : at ia Similiar j { ) ‘ Mace tee al The Buildi Tras a, of unquestioned validity. had 0ard AUPLOO?, Genner, wnen {rec t! oint . each—inhe Dulane ¢ i ALC I r fs irom if L} POoIntmenc is ~ pct en a es ; ; — . fined sent to Greenwood in their | 2! coy about this matter yest rday, i Fe} : til foliox ' “| Cor formel Appelats J we ic ndjidate *j . hi fined | , , ev. » UNL! OMOWINS Nis second |,. a11@ ‘eoelk mat it. fe ¢ ye ae ‘ted Yr They said tis would be es- (pressed the opinion that Steinin- iarles H. Daues, Brockman, who ‘from @¢ 20200, 1f convicted, 01 1 ; ~ . . m* ’ ; } ~¢ee > } ° ao ed when Pecre tary Darst Of ~ * + che . aii il ‘ i¢é Ciis ‘ mpioy. i a , ‘ ; am «= we _ Mirae disecoan. ; f ne ¢ ee _ i on wei “a he inouiry =e , | has since heen girecte iscon wpe Board: William ae} of the ; mths in i: ai N estif 14 . 1 at COoUId , hast . eed a = .-* tinue the practice AT) 2 eo Was saechags ¢ , om Lihat ; y oe "3 4 . tyiea , ti . ve : ‘ " ‘ ; ‘ saat ae as so inst c aA 2 . “4 ate . 3s? . y? . t } . on — B establiche d throu oh (;,reenwood .' Aah! : Judge Hall } ‘ Tt ae : : . UXeculive Committee of Lit Lit Mi ies ; is ;, vine ia street car man » Veal fore as PS ; hanes issourl point is expected to be of im- Torn? \" } i r he Vv x . “ay i ae mt acid eA tic . ;bo3i1cCan state | Oomrualt fi Aaron 2. he Associat . ‘ : i? . POU UTILG Se »? OLLI LIOTy > Lit. . . amet on “ emha ; ; ance in the defense. 4 nsis (na Lit possible dis- | i ; : | b li, turnilure mMmerenanet, | SPRINGFIEL] Ni Lori] 10 : . : ; / s \ " i i lel a te : " 7 : " . rafanr om eS Brantzes, Darst and F. J. Bohile. Ualnicatl night be used here-|,, a ae ae | Harry Beellia, tee: manulacturer, | | lighways i) livision § of the bkKkeeper for the company, ar aiter in attacking any indictment = : nosis 5 Xe cate imal | Jess VY. Barrett, former Attorney- | ate Highway Commission, inelud- Cher witmesses for the State. | found vy lis grand jury. ae ' gl a scits ee General; Harry F. Knight, broker; | —— t) nds s anic ' ‘ ee next Tue sday is LO he read Lo Lh Sec re turv-treasure r ot tive { nout H0O,000, 1 s section o er S intiaaee tis ah a ter ‘ | : Members of the Jury. | bee Sl an alll cna tt lial radio = audience, be Coluinbia | Trust : H. M. Wagner, @ A. - men) Baste iad — ; 7 1 “ } Cres VV L PA, a aa ; arith Broadcasting System has “ari ' ‘houte o P rune ‘ : ‘ tif FY ‘ : y Oe , et ’ ; , re ae . _ ; > Adve) Chita) ree ; rTe- . ve i one . . Pu snes its W ay into s™ imech forerian werer. TTT. WOK 1 Pa, SV, ge A 1 aking igin reading the address at 12:00 | ¢4% gag had been collected tor Wiel if i). rort ompleted Dv Tih (it) Oe eee 0 ‘bi ‘ her i Counselor's , e @hows that most sc b- i@aVINE 3 ~ y | 24) = OLY "3 . ict Or tiles ee : x ; ‘5 ’ » . t " | was ip > : at on _ . . ‘ ‘ five minutes aiter ! Cia +>) - ere i isi OSG Fred Horowitz, departmem Louis time). five deficit to be raised. ‘Th DINE...DANCE + | ; : : a . . . «* ‘ Tha “¢ hs . os 3 . ; t-and disinfects all t an ee pete of 1 property owners have con-|p before Courre Le je! yeh 4 treasur:; ira Manufactu- é vertising service, publicity, rent of O ive el ’ * Go., 2626 bi man avenue: lcharce in Wheaton. . -jn . tee ROBBERS BEAT MAN, TAKE $200 28 ward headyuarters and of meet- Awryc | Qe" Leiber eier wenien ata-iChicaro $ ictment, four other of- ing halls and salaries of headquar- be of Kolync SS. Leiber, Cupples sta- {Chicago indictment, f Ts ee a g hi | f headg THE CORONADIANS : the Roly NOs ee oe ay POL hy “hirty-D ficers of the defunct brokerage | Fred Nolan, Cafe Owne r, Attacked | ters employes and canvassers. ; | » Be wae house of Toombs- & Daily are Near Richmond Heights Home. In the primary campaign the ee an | : : at Dinner echn jue, ee — 1 with him. Fred Nolan, proprietor of ajDemocratic nominee, McDanicl, Every Evening *, » gue : q sty? : , lig nt vou +o a ee the inc. .ctimenits bnow a through the mails. The] neared his home at 7414 Hoover sequentiy, the election campaign iS ™E ih the State courts here.| DuPage County grand jury at/avenue, Richmond Heights, last | funds were in the hands of the Re- ; "= 7 wae is under indictn «nt in| W ashe oe indicted Toomb. on the! night. The robbers fled in an / publican and Democratic City s ‘ a Ceurt here } to hargwelcharge of embezziing $120 D0 of | automobile. Committees, which will file reports. “3 me thie mat. déefr i 4. and!bends from the Dew re G ove Nolan was treated at St. Marvy’s| Party officials have stated that the ae me’ Fiders) indictment on the! Rank and Trust Co. of which] Hospital for scalp wounds suf-| Republicans epent iess than $40.- CREAM —— BF charge. in A Ate ine it estes a

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH i r © pages ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1929 1 HOME RREVTOATON SABO TOE i = Ratna Stix, Baer & Fuller Downstairs Stor ++ enrene 8 | | ' - ih : Order to Be in Position to | Foundryman, Attacked by Ex- . ; : 1} Seek Reconsideration. | Employe in Stevens Lobby. t _* Ht : bun 4 4 ‘ . | By the Associated Press. I Hd : By BOYD F. CARROLL, |_ CHICAGO, April 10. — Harry e o 144 26h * Jefferson City Correspondent of the | Townsend of cag oor agar ogg — : Post-Dispatch. ly stabbed late last nig n , , __ | lobby of the Hotel Stevens in the a JEFFERSON CITY, April 10. acemei: ee an san diineeteaes ieee —— ; _ — Home brew manufacturers of Mis- throng. | 3 souri were freed of the threat of Bart Rogers, a former employe | | | ’ State taxation of their products, of the Milwaukee foundry of which ! é * through indirect levies, when the | qownsend is superintendent, at- | | : | | se i " House in its first night session de-|tacked Townsend with a knife. ; * feated the Elmer-Snyfer bill pro-/|yownsend died early today. i | posing a tax on brew malt. The Rogers, following the attack, el- ; “ bill received 55 favorable votes. | phowed his way through the crowd a a ' required to pass a bill in the House | ning attire. to the street, where he F t S h P I Shad : 4 : *" and 49 no, surrendered to a policeman. He ea uring UC Oopu ar es as: m ; The attendance at the night Ses- | said he had gone to the hotel to * | | ? ~ sion was light, and Representative | see Townsend about a job and that ° ‘ O hid a4 } | —-&_ Eimer of Dent County, one of the | Townsend had called him a “scab” Sunburn ...Egg Shell...Maize...Ore i ; . * authors of the bill, changed his|and knocked him down. ~ = e . vote from aye to noto be ina posi-| “He was much og than = s e ri 2 i . is . : ee . He Se a : * tion to move reconsi4eration of the | Rogers told police, “and I used the P h F d N ] Fl h Whit e 4 vote. Elmer expressed confidence | knife to defend myself.” e€ac pee an ango... l Coe $ _— BS ‘ , the bill could be passed if the full | Townsend, who was rv years old, & j ' membership of the House were| was at the hotel attending a con- , : , a z i * present. The reconsideration must/ vention of foundrymen. Rogers OU will want to include several DIFFER ; 3 * cents a pound on all brew malt/since 1891, but that Townsend's , REE WTS EE te "a .. 7 . sold in Missour!t, and was designed | anger continued, resulting finally tunity to select at a real saving. mart, you ui, sic epes, ke ; = * ag a revenue measure in the guise | in ae Ps np pow he — oo izing styles, favored mate- georgettes and flat * = ; of am inspection tax. Estimates of | Knocked down by townsens, © °Ss- rials and colors. Sizes in a host of clever gs : fe aree B wees sel wasted |e cengunte wite died nage FLOWERED CHIFFONS...PASTEL FLAT = 3gz~ to 5214. Sizes 13 to 17. - = . rom ,000,000 to , 00 ates -e : i year. eee oe Ten Sven one and GEORGETTE CREPES ... COLORFUL bee: Leaders of the Women’s Chris- | ¢ren. . ° ia Ss eebesnas Uniun and ofnet Hits PRINTS. Practically every smart dress type is Z ae « : : . . ? wi. , . . a > . prohibition organizations have > a Batt : @ f if. S our Genes or oe ts en. the eee fi iit) | | here. ..one-piece frocks. ..two-piece frocks... +. » round it afforded State recogni- ensembles. Necklines in the favored V style 3 a * tion of violations of the prohfbition : = * laws. Elmer declared this was that ends in a pert bow ... suntan backs... 4 @ » untrue, ag the tax would be levied . . ; | Gade cemebid acebent tamnite frocks with scarfs ... capes... skirts pleated = = manufactured and sold, and that all around, and many more styles that are ¢ > the State was not responsible if | 5 ; the purchasers of the malt later | fashionable. Their clever trimming touches | . 3 made illegai use of it by making | : : : : * . home brew beer. ‘FAMOUS bring to mind higher priced frocks. Dresses for Fy a Among other bills passed by the | f d b ‘ se ‘ House yesterday was one revieing VAPLE FLAVOR sports, a ternoon an usiness. Bd : the child labor code, and a Dili re. : | ? F 9 3 ie i = : ce me State supervision What miracles it per-, A | Misses Sizes, 14 to 20 ia we beauty parlors, cosmeticians and : : — . ° pe pA nf hair dressers, under contro! of the | forms with griddle A = — : - Women . Sizes, 36 to 44 Extra! 27 00 P ; ; | , State Board of Health, Such a ’ (Downstairs Store.) ad fe | 5 law was passed by the 1925 Legis- | cakes and waffles: ANOTHER SHIPMENT = 4 i . lature, creating a State board to} Ra oO Bloom. . Se lS caperte beacty paren ace | EOC CARIN a yon 4y 4 * meticians, but was repealed in| Women . New ~ le ae 4 » 1927, after many complaints had | @ sos » ce. te SYRUP ‘44 fe * been made concerning administra- | — . . — [/ “Thrift-Health” Shoes 5 Oc O y | vee f Starch APPEARANCE. Made to $2.9 & Every pair has a smart Assorted Pastel Colo our own specifications, pro- pee 7-Tube AC viding surprising COM- All Are First Quali aa . ELECrRic FORT, through specially eT : designed arches with the These are higher-priced Bloomers, offer °r : ° . « . ¥ Se Awnings of : While Limited Number Last steel b ce, which supports | Bath T Ow els at very special prices Thursday. Well +¥ T ve ; | a i ch. made of good grade filament, mitted wef ws : $ 50 _ Ufe-straps, pumps, lattice rayon, reinforced seats and elastic at knee : Small ties,) bar straps. Patent —by the Thousands at Assorted pastel shades, plenty of the Weekly matmers, arowa and black Low Record Prices! favored pink. Select several pairs at) : Comp! Payments kid. uban or military heels. emphatic savings. (Downstatrs Stam {| ; 19¢ 25c 2 B oes = Sizes 4 to &, Cc Cc 9 Cc : : “i ® = As a special inducement we will B, C and D 7 : _s i579 : ZAKS include a beautiful Floor Lamp widths. An extraordinary event of great impor- 400 Coats Und ~a DE EUS : SettaceteR 22 Radio Bench with each outfit tance to every St. Louis home. Soft, oa | - fh ; ———————————————— irs Store.) spongy, bleached Bath Towels of double —Altho the Season” : Mat | thread terry cloth, of a very absorbent qual- + Begun * } : y ity. Colored borders in pink, blue, yellow, ’ pos Has Just * i: i : helio and green. Neatly hemmed and all eens, ei } : ; : veteens* and Sports fabaee Makes This Sale Possible Fur-trimuned style aa qs * This purchase was made with 21 of the country’s styles without fur. Nowel ee ih ' largest stores. Our share, which was 12,800, is lars and cuffs, some Ww , trim i . offered at these remarkably low prices. med backs. Misses and 1 y if . : (Downstairs Store.) en's sizes 14 to 44. oe ri ; : * Lisle Rack. (De i M @ Are Turning to Rayon | ‘| © for Summer Comfort e e . . April Curtain Sale b : p a Rayon Union yg .- swe! Continues With Rare Values Suits ..$1.29 A very special purchase ities oe | enables us to present such Usands of these wonderful Radios have been scold at a much higher price heretof . , ° ° — E nge Somes eae are giving complete satisfaction. Wal- | high quality garments at i a ele neces, Beautiful Cretonne 50-Inch Drapery 29c and 39c Yd. Damask, $1.07 Yd. As bright and colorful as Beautiful colors and color a Summer flower garden. combinations that will An excellent quality for harmonize with most any aD pay Mei ae Dele ar . nes i pag Your old battery radie, piane or phonograph as part payment during this sale! — ne > anemenn a if s a+ ~ 4 4 we OW Moe, wae + ed ' ouw ~ Ay " s ® » ‘ , . ’ “s¥ \ \a ve .. * P ated with walnut split carvings. Die cast teme chamber, reproduces deep and resonant tonal qualities. In- this extraordinary price strument requires seven tubes inc " . e ° . . . ea yg ma oo ag and ‘volume modifier. Illuminated. dist rend- ni making cushions, slip- interior decoration. Ray- ctricaity operated with current consumption at the rate a ; i ia A . of five hears for about one cent. And even at this special reduced Full cut roomy Union Suits that will appeal 4 KE . —— drapes, etc. Cut on and cotton mixed .. . ~_ = LAMP pong A pote —_ we will inciude a beautiful / . : . oe + from full bolts. Width, Attractive allover and — a | to men who appreciate cool, comfortable striped patter + gy tag ek. Soe eee Radio will be sent to f S Of fi ¥ 36 inches, P ns a nd test w tand Bea of 0 anv if You are ‘not eatielica "you's ting that at the [/ garments tor Summer. extra fine quality Radio in our store and you will be allowed all money paid. knitted rayon in the popular ATHLETIC Daint y Beige Lace Shadow Lace Panel i A. Starck ° STYLE with V-necks. Neatly finished . Biann Gn around the neck, armholes and knees. Blue, 1018 OLIVE ST.S.E.cor. 11th Le : 36 to 46. Chain Stores in All Principal Cities | Manufacturers of Starck Grand, Upright and Player-Pianos | 2 EE OP EN EVENINGS | Filet and shadow lace weaves Beautiful Panels in an excel in a large assortment of dain- lent assortment of patterns. ty allover patterns. Scallop- Rich beige tint. Scalloped at ed bottoms, finished with the base, finished with deep deep rayon bullion fringe. 48 rayon : fringe. 234 yards long. edi een Mas iene ote (Downstairs Store.) PORTS Otome SOOT KE 8 te eH et ED SO OO MAMET FE OBE Doro

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_. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1929 __ 51. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___ _ * Spins POST-DISPATCH MES EOLA _— * ~ hea . _ PAGE 5 ** - * ore > om ~ eer —~— ae este 4 A ey 4 oe : saa +S ie Se ioe = 3 “ e er sat at a - tg. a ¥ oe: ae yi ; * ita a bs * ‘- a a Pa ° a4 - ‘ _ a ri t 5 = ‘ Bet Py a a MS 5 o Be. > é GRAND-LEADER Your Hose Will Wear Longer —if you huve the snags and runners repaired by our Hosiery Repair Service. A recent refinement of our re- knitting process makes it possible to mend the dam- aged places so that they can scarcely be detected. 15 At even lower prices, ranging upward from Cc (Street Fioor.) hursday = Savin gs for Every Home! Outstanding Values on Our Fifth, Sixth and Seventh Floors Make It Important to Fill Your Home’s Needs Now! 46 Cogswell Chairs Solid Mahogany Frames Bath Mats Metal Hamper | Of Cotton, in Colors Now Priced Only S i 98 OUT Oval - shaped Sits fi at a F ‘ tt gt tale ey / 20.9" -°.4 efit Pat ‘ba ¢ “ SANE ON tei Sale of Costume Jewelry Smart New Creations in Three Remarkable Groups 1 42 A wonderful choice of Necklaces ... Earrings ...and Bracelets in the season’s newest creations. The styles are mostly one and two of a kind... the selection is seemingly endless ... and at these extraordinarily low prices, the values are exceptional. Included in one or more of the three groups are— ns A | 'a° 420d wm. *e-* eee Excepti o n- ary ally low price ec aates 4 for these at- iy tractive and serviceable Cot- ton Mats in pink, green, blue and taupe. (Sixth Floor.) “Sa SATS = + has hinged cov- J, TELA. | Aye — ‘lati Ar tistic Lo ve Seats ; i atone cae oa - a pine ! me CEE very attractive s 50 VC a ; color. eee : (Fifth Floor.) Very comfortable—with loose spring- filled cushions—these excellently made Love Seats with solid mahogany frames and gold velour, tan, green or rose damask. $3 Down—Balance Amazingly Low Priced Dresses for Junior Misses — tel flat crepes, printed © rgettes and flat crepes — host of clever styles, | 13 to 17. Worthy a place in the well-appointed living room—these Chairs in choice of 10 good styles in frieze, mchair, tapestry and velour combinations. A Thoughtful Giit for Tucked Curtains With Fringe, Pair 9xiI2 Velvet Rug Seamless, Special at Jade-Color Jewelry Pearl Replica Combinations Imitation Lapis Jewelry Imitation Carnelian Jewelry Colors Quality loomers, offered whursday. Well ent, knitted 1 elastic at knee. plenty of the veral pairs at (Downstairs Store.) o the Season rs Just Begun 2.95 rtest and most fash- des .. . Broadcloths, ms, Bengalines, Vel- and Sports fabrics. ned styles, and clever thout fur. Novel col- cuffs, some with trim- . Misses and wom- 14 to 44, (Downstairs Store.) Gains Favor in Millinery $485 n in Toyo, which the lightwei ote pinsanies ‘gr hgpagt Mi RG AEN aE ET ARON NRT tat ae " en * ®& ¢ x § | 3 i 7 ? i : 3 ¢ . | 4 5 il PEO TS: itn AR AAT gE OAD ie AEs A Me OSA Ri Mah E Ns ROE NADER RENE) 155, SINR SO Ae oe 9. Blin, 8 oars a itn i, Sheath a gga ee Sie ee Sa a - $29:85 / Limited num- - & of luxuri- RS ously beautiful mas me) Rugs in popular and Chinese designs 4— rare values »4 for Thursday! (Sixth Floor.) Easily Arranged (Seventh Floor.) the Bride’s Home! (Seventh Floor.) Cork Linoleum 2-Y¥ ds.-Wide, Sq. Yd... 49C Very heavy quality printed Cork Linoleum of well-known makes, in block, tile and floral designs, lengths up to 20 square yards. (Sixth Floor.) ¥ — ora Window Awnings Sicilian tan-and-brown stripe Awnings of serviceable duck are in 30, 36 and 42 inch widths, with all fittings, ready to hang (Sixth Floor.) Shades for Every Lamp! Can Be Economically Chosen Now at Only S577 Amazingly low price for the new smart Shades to fit your table, bridge and junior lamp bases. Shades are of inlaid paper parchment and are in the popular laced and scalloped bell shape. Wide variety of fashionable patterns in the new Spring cheery colorings is included in the groups. New Paper Parehment Shades The very desirable modernistic designs as well as the popular conventional effects arc included in this noteworthy group of Shades. Wide variety of colorings so you may choose just the cheery effects ideal for your rooms, Bridge Size. Special at $4.94 Bridge and Junior Bases Gracefully designed with round and square etched shafts and ornamental swivel sockets, these Bases in brass metal plated fin- ish, only meena! cnt $5.94 Distinctive Lamp Bases Outstanding values are in-. cluded in these very special- ly priced Bridge and Junior Bases in the desired an- tiqued brass finish. $ » In the Sale only.. 6.45 (Fifth Floor and Square 17, _ Floor.) $2.55 Very fine quality French Marquise tte Curtains with hemmed _ sides and bottom and three rows of tucks. Deep fringe at base (Sixth Floor.) Striped Awnings Heavy Army Buck in Bright Colors $4.70 Attractive wide green-and- orange painted stripe with nar- row white stripe between, tape bound scalloped vatance and very heavy quality duck—in these 3. 36 and 42 inch wide Awnings complete with instructions and all fittings. (Sixth Floor.) °1900° Whirlpool Washer Guaranteed Model **X” Sip dp. 75 Easy to use and easy on clothes— this. efficient new Electric Washer with heavy copper tub, reliable motor and speed type gyrator. value at this sale price! $5 Down—Balance Easily Arranged Exceptional (Fifth Floor.) Eleetric Fan UniversalMotor. Now $9.69 Exceptionally low price for this reliable 8- inch, high-speed | Fan, in green | enameled finish! (Fifth Floor.) celain exterior and features. thick corkboard insulation, vegetable bin with handy tip tray and other new Full 50-lb. ice capacity. S10 Down—Balaunce Easily Arranged (Fifth Floor.) New Seeger Refrigerato With 2-Inch Cerkboard : - 877 30 At a tremendous saving for this sale! This new Seeger with all-por- 2-inch ’ ‘ial Teplitz Roses Three Bushes A9 For Only Cc Hardy, very popular variety of all Summer blooming bright red Rose Bushes—very special! Golden Arborvitae, 1 to 1'2 ft. high, special $1.79 Catalpa (Umbrella) Tree. 81.49 California Hedge, 24 to 30 inches tall—50 for only $1.10 - (Fifth Floor.) Apartment Set Choice of two very popular de- signs in refresh- nd bright color- ings is offered in these 32-piece sets, for six people. (Fifth Floor.) Hand-Cut Optic Stemware Handled Cake and Fruit Tray Convenient and very good looking rose or green gigss Trays with nickel-plated handles. At savings in the sale Bridge Set for kour People Four footed luncheon goblets, four sherbets and four plates of rose or green, sapieed aon... PEO Rose-Colored High Vases The fashionable craequei- led effect rose tone glass Vases for tall stem flowers and for the garden $1 bouquet. Sale priced... Two Sparkling Styles, Now Priced } sor 8425 Refreshing green tone in the loop optic, and the popular rose color in straight optic are included—at this special price. Goblets, ‘sherbets, wines, cocktails, footed iced teas, and luncheon goblets of gleaming clear glass. iD | Water Set Gracefully shaped pitcher and 6 tall matching glasses, in rose glass with dainty Priced at ealy....9 1-90 Refreshment Sct Hand-cut green or pink glass set, covered pitcher, 6 tall glasses, ice pail with nickeled handle, and ice tongs Salad Service Appetizing cool green or soft rose glass set of large sandwich plate, footed may- oe aan SIS Buffet Set Graceful turned - down bowl and two low candle- sticks of rose glass, $1 cut in spray design.. (Fifth Floor and Square 6.) ‘| ‘Superior’ Range With Robertshaw Oven Heat Control $64:25 Fully guaranteed, Bridge & Beach, solid cast construction Range, installed with footrests; 18-inch oven ts porcelain lined. First Pagment. 87 (Fifth Fioor.) Keed Tea Service $34.22 (= Covered pitcher, six tall glasses with six coasters and six hollow stemme‘4 sippers are in- cluded. Rose or green glass. (Fifth Floor.) aa 2+ Peete Uv ee 6 6Lee ee oe oe oO ee eee © Crystal Jewelry after Chanel Imitation Chrysoprase Jewelry Rhinestone Necklaces and Chokers Copies of French Couturier Jewelry (Street Floor.j Hats in a Lighter Mood ae tag. *e,.° Peele ° a) f- 2 ~~ 4wees * one Tr ° _—T Forecast Warmer Days to Come! A Special Showing Now at... « oa “oO “Yan These newest Hats of soft, light straws and pas- tel felts make our popular-price Millinery Sectiona . ee gay and interesting place just now! Crochet Visca and Toyo straws are here in an endless variety of tailored and deftly manipulated styles. There are hairbraids to wear with your chiffon frocks! Braided-ribbon Sports Hats of the soft, crushable type. And felts in a rainbow of Summer colors. Our $5 Millinery Section features large and small head-sizes in Hats for every age! (Third Floor.) Such Frocks as These Are Exceptional at Their Price? All-Occasion Modes in Smartest Spring and Summer Silks, "12 The sleeveless Sports Frock ... the ensemble-type Frock ... the indispens- able Printed Frock ... the Afternoon Frock of Georgette! All these are in- cluded in endless variations ... and be- cause each Frock is so smartly styled and carefully fashioned, you will feel well-dressed for any occasion with a wardrobe of dresses from this group! Sizes 14 to 20... Misses’ Store Sizes 34 to 50... Women's Dress Sigftion PRINTED RAJAH .. . fashions the sleeveless Frock with an unusual arrangement of pleats im the skirt. The colorful print is effective on i Gents os sasadedbnaneosdaduxie ee $12.75 (Women's Dress Section.) BORDERED PRINTS heave fashion-importance. A smart two-piece Frock uses the border hem, hipline, and for the ‘kerchief scarf $12.75 . (Women’s Dress Section.) SMALL-FLOWER PRINTS on dark back- grounds are both smart and wearable for daytime. The youthful Frock with two flared tiers and « coller im the colors of the print....... . 812.75 (Misses’ Store.) THE SLEEVELESS FROCK is shown in many materials this season. One of the newest is Satin... in one-piece Frock with helt and plicated side sections ; pastel | - EN RN ENR ep earth etait - rae aT ea

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et Cal —— ed ce al aa a ie nh a aati Miya theless Chee Ws . : eae Y . sg Ow —_ mi yet > PL hep Sarat a Sly: et i ARs se I aM mere Re fee mn Al att NRE AM lye end mo lhe et Al. Si ditinaions, Seager oe gugee toa WIE) aloud. - bee . we te ee " PAGE 6 ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH DECISION ON NEW SUPERHIGHWAY IN COUNTY DEFERRED State Commission Wants to Give Property Owners Along Conway Road Time to Submit Plan. By the Jefferson City Correspon- dent of the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, April 10.— Designation of the route for the proposed superhighway through St. Louis County, from the city limits and Clayton road, westward through Bellefontaine, was de- ferred by the State Highway Com- mission yesterday, after hearing protests of property owners along a part of Conway road, which is included in the proposed route. These owners were given time to prepar: report on a suggested alternat:. route. The projected road will cross the Missouri River on a bridge to be erected between Chesterfield and Weldon Springs. The commission evidenced inter- est in the protest of the property owners that the proposed highway would damage a district that is be- ing developed with beautiful coun- try homes. The delay was at the suggestion of Chairman C. D. Mat- thews, who indicated the commis- sion would be willing to change the plans, if a satisfactory substitute could be devised. The protest was made on behalf of 35 owners of property along Conway road, west of Denny road. By agreement with the commis- sion, Benjamin A. Wood, an attor- ney and one of the spokesmen for the delegation, Was selected to make an investigation of the cost and feasibilify of a suggested alter- native route, which includes the Hibler road and a westward ex- tension of that road. Another Conference Proposed. When the investigation is com- pleted Wood will confer with#hief Highway Engineer T. H. Cutler, and another conference will be held with the commission. Cutler said at the hearing that prelim- inary surveys made by department engineers showed the Hibler road route was the next best choice to the Conway road route. He said the Hibler route would be about one mile longer than the Conway rond route. “T gon’t see why we cannot wait and have a full inquiry into the advantages of the Hibler road route, as to the cost, possible ob- jections and feasibility,” said Chair- man Matthews. “We will leave it that way, for the present, and per- haps a solution may be reached that will be satisfactory to all con- cerned.” The plans of the highway de- partment call for a broad highway extending from St. Louis along Clayton road to a point west of Denny road, where two highways would diverge, one road going north to/Conway, and over that road to the Olive Street road, through Bellefontaine, crossing the Missouri River over a proposed bridge near Chesterfield, and con- necting with United States High- way No. 40 at Wentzville. The other branch would continue on Clayton to a connection with the Manchester road, near Ellisville. The highway, as planned, would be 40 feet wide, with an eight-foot shoulder on each side, and would require a right-of-way 100 feet wide, to provide for future widen- ing. Personnel of Delegation. The delegation appearing before the commission on behalf of the Conway road property owners in- cluded Wood. George F. Tiffany, Louis Rosen, president of the Westwood Country Club, near Con- way and Ballas roads; John Noves, former Circuit Judge Samuel Ro- senfeld, a member of the West- wood County Club, Sol Gross and Cc. W. Wipke. Wood said the delegation repre- sented virtually all of the owners ef property on Conway, west of Denny road. He said these owners had selected the district for coun- try homes and had expended large sums in developing the property, assuming it would have permanent advantages as a residence district and would be free from heavy traf- fic. Construction of the road, as pro- posed, would require condemnation of wide strips of property fronting on the present road and wouwld seriously damage some of the prop- erty, Wood said. Several owners are holding their plans for homes im abeyance pending a decision on the new highway, and would not carry them out if the Conway road route were selected, he said. Wood declared the owners would Oppose the plans and condemna- tion of the property would be nec- essary, which would make the cost of the right-of-way excessive. He said property values had increased Sreatiy in the district and the cost of the land for the right-ort- -way would be $5000 an acre or more. Would Enhance Values. The Hibler road, from a half mile to a mile north of the Con- way road, passes through land of less value and a right-of-way could be obtained at a lower cost. Wood said. This route would en- counter less opposition, he said, as the highway would enhance value of that property. The Hib- ler road now extends to a point west of Mazon road, and an exten- sion a4 Suggested in the alterna- tive plan, would be throuch land that did not have such values, he Woo! fied petitions protesting sesinet the Conway road plan, Continued on Page 7, Column 17. (elebrating rh hears of Progress WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1929 Vandervoort’s NNIVERSARY MONTH i i tf a - ++ & eo | ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH z Your Summer Lingerie —may be supplied now at a fraction of its cost later, if you choose it from the $2.95 and $3.95 lots offered in the 79th Anniversary. Such Smart Coats at $39.75 —are not to be encountered except in such extraordinary value-giving occasions as the Anniversary. Women and misses will find selection sat- isfying and savings surprising. How Is the Linen Chest— Are there empty shelves that tell you of the pressing needs for table or household Linens > Not in a long time will vou provide every need at such a saving as here and now. ‘+@e0ee A Man and His Shirts How trying it will be some morning when you reach into the drawer and find “no Shirt there.” A plenteous supply may well be chosen from $3, $3.50 and $4 colored Shirts, neckband or collar-attached styles at $2.65. ® ee ®@ Spring Suits With One or Two Trousers —when tailored as carefully as these and from such splen- did materials are usually marked $35 and $45 instead of, as in the Anniversary, $28.50. New Design Afferds Rare Oppor- tunity te Refixture Your Home Now While They Last Savings : 73 to 4 UST at houseclean- ing time you can modernize your home at mmimum cost. See the graceful turn of the arms, note the full- bodied construction, the beautiful lesign of brackets. Finished in russct, with brass base shaded in brown and accented in volychrome. Fixtures are wired ready to hang ... bulbs are not included. | No. 1705 $-Candle Drop, $4.89 No. 1715 5-Light Ceiling, $4.98 No. 1725 5-Light C ceiling, $4.89 No. l: 2-Light Bedroom, $1.49 No. 3i Kitchen Light, %3c No 1741 Hall Piece, $2.29 No. 1701 “+. @ndle Bracket, $1.65 No, 1702 2-Cand!= ket, $2.10 An Average 5-Room House Can Be Refixtured for Approximately $16.75 Lighting Fixtures ~Fourth Floor. Special Anniversary Offering of Wardrobe Trunks ‘THESE will appeal to those practical souls who are now planning their Summer vaca- tions. You will find them equipped with all the necessary and late improvements, such as shoe pockets, dust curtains, ironing boards, laundry bags. Extremely well constructed. 100 Regular $35 Values for SoD A -% 75 Regular $47.50 Values for “or > arr 36 Regular 100 Regular $40 Values for a) | 100 Regular $59.50 Values for os 25 Regular $65 Values for $75 Values for i >a" Luggage Shop—Second Floor. Anniversary Sale of Eleetrie Appliances LL high-grade articles at prices that make it ad- visable to provide for every electrical need now! $9.00 Universal Turnover Toaster Special $4.95 $7.50 Electric Percolator Special Made by manufacturers of Universal Appliances $4.95 $7.50 Electric Waffle Iron Special $6.19 $6.95 Universal Wrinkleproof Iron With Shut-off Switch $4.95 $1.75 Hot Plate $1.49 $5.50 Double Burner Stove, $4.69 | Standard $4.25 Universal Curler $2.89 | Roy al $8.00 Electric Pad, 3 heats, $5.95 | Cleaner $24.50 9-inch Electric Fan $17.45 | With Ser of $4.50 Electric Toaster $299 ““hmens $1.50 Iron Cords — Se | 836.50 10-foot Extension Cords 59e Sold on the Club $18.50 Sew. Mach. Motor, $12.75 | ia=—S2 Dows : Electric Shop—Downstairs. - 1200 Boys’ Wash Suits Enter the Anniversary Sale Thursday EVENT No. 26 MOTHERS, this is your chance to stock up on Wash Suits for your boy, for the entire Summer! These are our own “Barney Boy” means that they will give satisfactory wear...that they will launder wonderfully. . they are smart appearing! Short-Sleeved Flapper Suits Button-On Sailor Suits Imported Linens English Broadcloths Smart Crashes Sizes 3 to 8 Boys’ Shop—Second Floor. Rollins Run-Stop Hosie Reg. $2.50 _ to $3.50 V alues Antique Hooked Rugs A Special Purchase for the Ann- versary on Display in Our Special Order Carpet Room. Fourth Floor HIS collection should attract tremendous interest because of the high character of the Rugs offered. They are genuine handmade hooked Rugs, thoroughly cleaned, with edges bound where needed. In three special price groups: $@-95 Sqp-50 $4.50 Average Size 2.0x2.10 Average Size 2.0x3.3 Rug Shop—Fourth Floor. OLIVE AND LOCUST, FROM NINTH TO TENTH 69 ii Suits . . . and that and above all, that ... worth of Fre VOORT'S. For ptachined. Our c¢ atisfactory and ¢ All Full Fashioned—All Pure Chiffon — Newest Shades Regularly $1.95 $9.55 WHEAT a feeling of luxury to have after pair of lovely silk Hosiery. .in the right shades to go with every costume. travagant? Not at all. for in Rollins are: “miles of wear in every pair.” Only in these semi-annual events and with the manu- facturer’s co-operation can these values be offered. Sheer Chiffon, With Picot-Tops And Slenderizing Pointed Heels Chiffon, With Square Heels and Service Weight rHIS IS -1 FERED A $45 TO API HOUSE LI LIBERAL GARDLESS VIACHINE Free-Westinghow woodwork with e W orthy With Square Heels te oe oe All Practically Reinforced - slecarie tid head in the sition. More space wher a the chair. Cabinet work of and finish. ‘Ss Di Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention Women's Hosiery Shop—First Floor. Average Size 2.8x4.6

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_.91.LOuls PUST-UISPATCH - —P we ron aetna tte ae Vandervoort’s niversary Month ll Pure ades to have pair osiery. .in just costume. Ex- Rollins are with the manu- be offered. ot- Tops 1 Heels eels *-* oe e « ** ' ai | ae sierv ipproximatety “Ht .QOP.OOO =T hi : =$ | i n Sie j - — : i ~ om: > } = aes " Prt - pureureests rE = Leela 1 Suggs . @ ~ OLIVE AND LOCUST, FROM NINTH TO TENTH Silk Coats $9.85 Crepe de chine or wash silk Coats... some hand P shirred, some \Ss mocked, \ $3.95 value. Silk Hose Irregulars of a $1.65 | Quality || $7.00 Vn | \| | Semi - service | \|] weight with French heels. Silk top, lisle 7 White, pink reinforced Hh or blue. with lisle LIL foot. as a Sizes 1 to 3 Years. Nainsook Baby Dresses In styles for b girls. als uncole! ae aS 42c¢ Baby Blankets Full crib sizes. Pink or blue with fancy borders or tie WRU, ok kw ec wes Cc 1] 36-Inch Rayon Voiles Fifty light or 79 | : is summery . dark patterns : of Rayon | and most (Regular reasonable. $1 Value) | Voile. A | washable material that Pillow Covers handmade Pillow Covers, hand embroid- ered, fine scalloped wre Baby’s Short Dresses 64c Phillipine, Of fine nainsook ace trimmed.. Gertrudes Handmade and Washable Voiles New ... fresh Voiles, 40-inch, fine quality, all unusually 35 Cc pretty patterns, yard... 64c Cretonne Drape Sets hand embroidered... # Bright, springlike patterns and color, 2’1 yards iong ... with valance. Regular S1 00 Cretonnes Pillowcases price 39c C Of muslin . . . 42x36 at 23¢ yard) sf © a reasonable price. Pair. . i win nineteen “ol Vanity Sets most attractive Cre- i Italian linen cutwork embroid- tonnes that are good ery Sets. $1.65 val- S1 37 quality and _ suitable a6at 533. ° for many purposes. hable Print be as - © F Handmade Gowns nsempies...tror 2 for $1.00 Women eeee White. .. pastel shades, all hand Plein Grom made and hand embroidered. flow © red Fine voile Gowns, lace trimmed. material to Costume Slins of fine none-cling match the materials or rayon. Plain, RAc full length coat. Broken tailored or lace trimmed, sizes. Track Pants of fine prints or broadcloth. Step-ins of 44 voile or batiste...... 3 Cc Pongee Dresses Turkish Towels Odd lot of splendid quality PR cps 95 Towels. ..with colored borders. ait cate ° ’ Large size. Regular Tic oh tbe tow $1.00 value.... xl Ae bnig A Huck Towels are broken. (16 extra- Colored oe ir bleach. ; D +s included.) Size 19x36. egular size Dresses include 0 A a . 20c Colored Huck Towels of blue, rose, gold, orchid. Men’s Fancy Regular 25c value at.... 15c M error Socks, Our own brand bleached or un- ized cotton 3 pairs bleached Muslin, heavy euality. 36-inch width. Regu- T and ae for ular 15c quality at.... 12;¢ in goo 00 leahiie a . SHEETS } 81x99 fine quality Two River oP = Sheets. Deep hem, starchless. inations. Regular $1.19 Oe oa ee 8 — 84c 1 Sale of Dresses & This sale began Saturday and was & greeted with enthusiastic response... | every Dress way underpriced for this ; Anniversary Sale. Printed chiffons.. . ~ printed crepes, plain colors. save. Se ag ‘¥ R crepes, Georgettes. 95 kashas, satins... ail “3 : ' smart ... well fitting | @ ... beautiful | i oe Si a0 & Straw Trimmed Felt Hats Youth- ful Felt $1.25 Hats of many col- ors, straw (Reg. $1.75 trimmed. Hats) Flat Crepe and (Reg. $1.39 Value) 35 of the best Spring shades. Pure dye.. .all washable flat crepe ae BY, Curtain Specials Georgette | .) pany. ; Zilease on the a) streets i s}vard and Arsenal street, . | present name and the policies es- » one of the =m | to open a store in St. Louis in com- ® | purchase of the St. ; local i) m™ which = on the | . . » | =; found in the yard and on the roof | ’ ~ one ed iu iy 2 another route could be devise@ that would be satisfactory and itnyoive considerably less cost for the Btate. WOLFF-WILSON STORES A sketch of the suggested Hib- iler road route was submitted to SHLD FIR $I | (IN) | & commission by Noyes. This : ' 'route would extend along Clayton |road, turn northwest to run paral- i lel with the Creve Coeur ®ranch ‘of the Missouri Pacific Raftread point. where the road wouli railroad tracks on afi overhead crossing, then extend westward over the Hibler road and Formal announcement of the | 2” extension of that road to Belle- _deal whereby Drugs, Inc., acquires | re | the Wolff-Wilson Drug Co., here is | Chief Engineer Cutler said the | expected Saturday. The consider- ;Conway road had been selected as 'ation is reported in financial cir- | the most direct route for the pro cles as about $1,750,000. Drugs. | posed superhighway, to serve as | Inc.. is the relief road for heavy traffic on holding company for | | ‘ ‘the Louis K. Liggett Co., the Unit- | other State highways entering St. _ed Drug Co.,’and allied enterprises, | Louis. ‘and the Wolff-Wilson stores will| “! can see your viewpoint,” he 'be operated by the Liggett com-| told members of the delegation, “but people must get in and out of St. Louis, and we are seeking the route that best will fit the needs. There is not a great deal of dif ference between the Conway and Hibler road routes, but the surveys showed the Conway road to be the best.”’ ADVERTISEMENT aati Louis Pharmacies to , , : ito 3 Be Links in Louis K. babe ; ; cress the Liggett Chain. Negotiations for the eight 8t. | Louis drug stores have been-under way for some time. | Wolff-Wilson, which operated three stores a year ago, entered on 'an expansion program which in- | cluded the opening of five addi- | tional stores. It took a 25-year first floor of the | Frisco Building at Ninth and Olive and purchased the three | store s of the Johnson Drug Co. and ithe Enderle store at Grand boule- How to Darken Gray Hair By BERYL WEST | The expansion was described as the first step toward chain other stores in the ‘city and eventually in neighboring | states. While the business will be i'taken over Saturday by the Liggett ' concern, it will continue under the I repeat what I have often said —there’s no ex- cuse today fora | tablished by Wolff-Wilson. woman submit- | The Wolff-Wilson company was ting to gray hair original associates of | and looking old- Louis K. Liggett in his Rexall en- | erthanshe feela terprise about 25 years ago. A* | Gray, faded Or | that time Liggett contracted not! streaked hair may be so pet- Nig fectly restored ms to color that it need be only your own boudoir secret. Nothing more or less than a mixture of sage tea and sulphur is the magic. ; One may either prepare the mix- ture at home, or, as most people pre- fer to do, buy it already prepared and ready to use. Wyeth’s Sage & Sulphur is the name of the ready-to- use preparation, and since all drug- Aperes gists sell it at 75¢ a bottle, there is |really no need of going to the trou- | LIQUOR DECANTER HITS ROOF ble of making it yourself. FRIGHTENS THREE WOMEN | Yon simply moisten a comb or Poft | : ; —— brush with it, and draw it through ila > » > ; "a ° i*s . 4 _ pee waese Gane oe PR ssa the hair, one strand at the time. One ane a : a 6 at anaie application banishes the gray and one — a San or two more completely restores your a Wolff-Wilson. The Louis stores | amounts to a purchase of the right, barred by contract, to | petition with previously ' do business in this city. This is the second of the larger drug concerns to pass into the hands of national chain opera- | tors. A few years ago the Wal- ‘green Co. entered this market by the purchase of the Judge & Dolph Aq: — | Se ia he , oo Miss March Thoma, Miss M. 4 : ‘+ Sas ’ ~ gray, faded or streaked hair to its 'Zellars and Miss Vena Weiss, eld- te? . . ee ‘Seoges gis origmmal color. There is no artificial. erly women who live at 626 East 4 dyed look. The whole effect is one of perfect naturalness. My readers wonld be surprised if they knew of an alcohohe | the thousands of men and women ron he 2 ‘ ; * . from tl ‘* | who nse this preparation. tin j |B street, Belleville. are how it was a had contained beverage dropped j}last night and landed on “wondering — today glass Vesse a roof of their home. georgette of =| They were in the upper part of | ADVERTISEMENT splendid m; the story and a half building at|~ i i oR ~~ i gG-9 ,’ : : o eee, 5s ws | 9:00 O clock last night when they Danger Signals of | were frightened by a violent crash they roof. Rusning out, High Blood Pressure |\fragments of what appeared to} é ‘ mihave been a decanter. The par- | ** Dizzy spells, hot flashes, pains 28-in. gold-dot ruffled Curtains, | ticles smelled of alcohol. in the head, shortness of breath, 2 4 yards long. 79¢ There are no taller buildings | sleeplessness, and nervousness usual $1.00 value at “2 or ee oe we Oe nea r° the house and the violence ly indicate high blood pressure, ' Curtains, ruffled, overlap-stitch- ed in blue, rose and gold Tie-backs to match..... Curtain Panels 40-inch marquisette Lace Panels, neatly fringed. 2° 50c I sk 6 sc ae 8 os 40-in. marquisette Panels, neat- veto | USL fringed .... Card Table Covers unbleached —6-69c Embroidered on muslin, with ties. $1.00 value at..... Extra as well as regular sizes, made of fast-color House Dresses prints in ee Sle styles...many with full circu- lar skirts. Good colors. Extra Size Coats A small lot of extra- $ 95 size Coats ° at about +42 the original price. Well tailored and practical. Remnants of i Silks A. Cottons C OFF retonnes Regular Price Curtaining Sale of Shoes | This sale began Monday, and as usual it was a huge success . . . $5.00, $6.00, $7.50 and $8.50 Arch Support Shoes on sale at such a low price can’t help but merit your attention. Buy your Arch Support Shoes now and 5; >" =; of the impact 50c § am | Neighbors suggested the _ had es im; Rev. Charles P. Maxwell, pastor of | Wilson = | “Excitement ms Louis Boys’ Club. 7; petiuons presented these five ob- | | Jections: | fully Continued From Preceding Page. | 4 was such that they| warns physician who found treat believe it could have been | ment to reduce it. from the street level. | These are symptoms which show decanter | an accumulation of poisonous waste dropped from an air-| matter in the system or that one or had heard ®me/| more of your organs has weakened 'and caused the heart to be over | taxed. Cheek it at once for it is FOR MORE PLAY FACILITIES | known high blood pressure brings on 7 — — hardening of the arteries, and other The Rev. Charles P, Maxwell Ad- | sertoes pasta Te wat : wo) 7 er ’ in 4 iyo " : ; . . _ . | dresses Catholic Workers. | Norma, a physician's prescription. More recreational facilities for} reduces blood pressure so surely it boys, particularly in the form of | is regarded as a great medical suc- ee “ | cess. Often one bottle brings prompt Ov: . ibs ‘To « , “s ; Vv | . / ; boys’ clubs, were advocated by the! ;eijer Ask for Norma at Wolff Drug Stores—at any druz May Be ini (‘do not thrown been plane, but paSsine£. none store. It 'St. John’s Church, in an address | before Catholic social workers bt | | St. Louis University last night. and activity are 'laws of youthful nature and should | be directed into wholesome outlets | through proper recreation and | play,” Father Maxwell said. UHe Stressed the importance of recrea- | tion organizations, such as the St. A tae nate i i | U. S. Attorney in Hospital. | B. L. Rinehart of Kansas City, | Assistant United States Attorney 'for the Western Missouri District, |is recovering at Frisco’ Hospital | following -an operation for appen- | dicitis Tuesday. ‘DECISION ON NEW | SUPERHIGHWAY IN COUNTY DEFERRED signed by 25 property owners. The The been and is road district has , exclusively ; oe and many of the é Sa panes “y owners established erties Children Cry for It Castoria is a comfort when Baby is fretful. No sooner taken than the little one is at ease. If restless, a 'few drops soon bring contentment. | No harm done, for Castoria is a baby ‘remedy, meant for babies. Perfectly Conway now an resiqence roud property | ; their homes there because the . road was not a main thorough- | fa re. The district between the main highways of Manchester road and Olive Street road should be conserved as a purely tial district. Large sums have been expend- developments as the | Westwood Country Club and the Sacred Heart Convent. and their purpose in Conway defeated should located on that residen- ed on such selecting road would he the highway be route. safe to give the youngest infant; you Property values along Conway | have the doctors’ word for that! It road have increased from 300 | is a vegetable product and you eould per cent to 2500 per cent and | use it every aay. Bot it’s ip an ’ the cost to the Btate or county | emerzeney that (astoria means most. of condemning such valuable (Some night when constipetion must be relieved—or colie pains—or other be exccasive suffering. Never be without it; some Club Spent $1,100,000. |mothers keep ap extra bottle, un ; ‘ Rosen said the rights of the | opened, to make sure there will al- property owners and the nature of | ways be Castoria im the house, Jt the district shoula me considered | is effective for older ebildrenm, tag; before the route was desig- property for a highway would nated. He said the Westwood TD s = Country Club had spent approxi- z ae mately $1,100,000 In tte develop- i ment. He said the property own- ers desired to co-operate with the commission and that he thought * ¥ i * ll . hy : et 5 vars ey nailer gay ie wih: ee ppb at. Ae: ee nr ect Se eh . wre a oe reed the book that comes withiL ap A gee I EOS AOE PES : : |

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PAGE 8 ST.LOUIS PUST-DISPAICH ————— Starting a Successful Budget is not a question of when you [ start, but how you start. ) your budget free of the worry of accumulated bills, your budget plans will be a success The Surety Loan and Thrift Com- pany will help you to dispose of accumulated debts; can be conveniently added to a , begin If you the payments budget; the unique Surety Loan NS 1022 LOCUST ST. plan of allowing interest on yours payments encourages thrift. “Bring Us Your Financial Troubles” | — SuRETY LOAN & THRIFT Co. Open Mondays to 7 P. M. Your Character and Earning Ability Is Our Only Security SOLD 10 ST. LOUIS HOLDING CONCERN ‘Commonwealth Utilities Corporation Gets Control Serving 13 Towns. The Arizona Power Co., an elec- | tric light and power company with total assets of about $8,000,000, has been purchased by the Com- monwealth Utilities Corporation of St. Louis, a holding company, it was learned yesterday. The deal . 419 NORTH SIXTH ----- AT ST. CHARLES = ‘ ; " LP A CS all) a: ee! A) a cm > a ‘m a a ees * or crepe . *Rayon COAT SECTION | h_— ie oe Assemble Your Own Ensemble W wth TS; of “Transparent Velvet in Regal, Lustrous Shades Do you prefer individuality and clusiveness in the styles Then assembling your owh ensemble must prove interesting. orful coat of exquisite transparent velvet and choose a frock of chiffon . and the ensemble is yours. Cunningham 5 -_ ion manned ship assures the distinction of important style themes OTHERS $35 AND $39.50 te: ~~ * you wear? Select a col- SECOND FLO« "16% ‘18 “25 JR A — a er DINPATC M Regularly prooets MOKE WAN’! Pe as ALL the viher $4. Louis newsnaners COMBINED. i 'was consummated last Monday through purchase for cash of most of the outstanding common stock of the Arizona company by the St. ' Louis concern.’ The purehase was from Kingston & Co.. of a. — | made Hartford, With this purchase the Common- | wealth company, which was or- ganized less than four years ago with a capital of about $1,000,000, attains a total capitalization of about $25,000,000, including its subsidiaries, represented by com- 'mon and preferred stocks, bonds and notes and surplus: Properties of the Arizona Power Co. are in Northern Arizona where electric current 1s served to 13 comnrunities, the largest of which is Prescott. Among the company’s power customers are several of the large copper mines and smelters 'in Yavapia district. The company owns two aydro-electric. power plants on~the Verde River with combined capacity of 11,500 horse- power, and a steam turbine gen- erating pian 1t at Tapco, Ariz., with 12,00 hors epower capacity. It also owns a 100-mile transmission line Which carries power to Phoenix for sale to the Central Arizona | Light & Power- Co. The subsidiaries owned by the | Commonwealth Utilities Corpora- (tion now serve 53 communities. | Electric current is supplied either ,at retail or wholesale to 34 com- | munities centering around Marion, 'O., and the company owas an in- terurban railway °perating between Marion, Delaware and Columbus, O. The company’s subsidiaries man- |ufacture and distribute ice in | Louisville, Ky., Springfield, Mo., | OkKlahoma City, Ok., Arkansas City. Galv >ston, Tex., San Diego. and Phoenix, Tucson and Mesa, Ariz. The Commonwealth Utilities Cor- poration is composed almost en- r Of St. Louis men. Wiley F. president and J, J. Milen Williams and Walter G. are vice presidents. directors are W. Conn. ee ———eE Re —: eee ~~ +, * Among the Carter. J..3 lonev. BLIND VIOLINIST WHO PLAYED Signor Alfredo Nardi, plished Musician, Open-Air Associated Press, Preferred Audiences. LUNDON, April 10.—The str: a eee % » Be a4 . . -* . . } iamuliar characters vesterdayv with violinist and accomplished Lusician. lie ? . P » and soon began to play in the streets chiefly because he doing So. a regular recital oncert hall every year. the streets. Invariably he and his finished performances, of pennies: ings rattled down on his | case. “[ cannot resist playing in the ' open air.” he used to say when | friends asked him why he did not | | let his ™music al talents run in the | usual channels. Daughter Treated at .itospital. Mr and Mrs. John B. of 3852 Kosciusko their 17-year-o were severely bitten on the arms They were treated at City Hospital. Police ordered the dog confined for 10 days for observation, and gave Meyers a court summons | when they discovered the dog had no license. Cuba to Build Gunboat. By the Associated Press. HAVANA. April 10.—Moderni- zation of the Cuban navy wil! be- |fin this week with the construc- tion of a gunboat with Diesel en- gines. It is to be built by public subscription. The new naval. unit | will be built at the Cuban navy yards at Tiscornia. across the bay from Havana. An elaborate ship- bullding procram ,ed pursuant to, a oo | By the Associated Presse. WASHINGTON, April 10.—Ap- pomtment of four special Assist- }ant Attorffey-Generals for income _tax and prohibition prosecutions has been announced by Attorney- General Mitchell. They are Ray- mond S. Norris, Chevy Chase, Md.; William J. ID. Heywood Hardy, ee . ‘ 6 “ & i $3 a ee rT) —_ —=—_- = ‘ “ ‘a Tr ‘ ta ‘ ‘* i ; oo =m a 2p. «Gp =n «2 GE =a =: Ge Ge: 4 «4G»: «!, 7 |) P| Seb) Ge! EP) ee) ae ee ee ee | ee) ae a) ae ae Oe ee ae eee lee | eee —_ 2s se «== =a «== cee -s > a= sh == =g08 sume «art wae oe = == Gee ee GP =e «=e ae « =u «a Sam | ame — mm as , ERR tt a a tae and Neison H. Carver. a a , ; tenn. Four more main to be filled. of $8,000,000 System | Tiesday night by the family dok. | ARIZONAPOWER CO. * By the Twenty-three University of Penn- '! Sylvania students were under ar- | rest today on charge of inciting to riot. In a genera! fight ata street intersection the dormi_ories police used their night sticks. ,;Students met the charge with a bar- rage of stones and milk bottles. All the reserves from and those from the West Philade!- | PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY | rover ant coe. the. traffic STUDENTS HELD FOR RIOTING | “Hadn't Had Much F fun,” Start Operating Lights. Associated Press. PHILADELPHIA, April hear phia police districts were out to fight several dents. lo “We hadn't had much fun for a ng time,” one of the students replied when asked what had caused the disturbance. the students had gathered at Thir- | $70 up Riot calls were sent out WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, ly2g So They | Traffic City called | hundred stu- arrested * * Si.LUUISD PUSI-UISPAILM - WA elch & Ge MOI Cltv venth and Spruce streets and lights. Owing to the manner tn tet G Pp. which the lights were operated traffic was soon in a jam aad a inumber of accidents were narrow- lly averted. | No Interest, Cooking School Quits. : By the Associated Press. NEW YORK. April 10. — Be- cause there is insufficient inter- est. the New York Cooking School, established in 1874 by socially prominent women to instruct The | Wives, daughters and = domestics, ~| has been dissolved by Court order. Its property is to be sold for char- 10.— > Hall | ity. DR. TROTTER’S TEETH HOLDFAST TEETH (aer See *haeseeeis what we call our gi plates with soft rubber 4 & & suciion. Force is often required to remove them. DR. OTIS TROTTER, SPECIALIST Thirty years’ experience in fitting ditficult | mouths. if sou have trouble wearing teeth. or aeed new ones, cal) for free con- Broken plates repaired. Plates, 2a2 N “Tth St. Near Pine. : as ee Bis Bt Re a oe a \s “ base. a5 ~ 35° D Pe S - re BY fi Aiea aa AS LSe > afte after) suitation. . ——- SAR RAR S RAR AR RR OR Gee RAAB AMAA RARAAS ADDS AA BA RASA S AAAARA RA RAR MAAS AAPA RADAR AR AAR RA RM A Style Delite Health Shoes Pat New Life in Tired, Overworked Feet They are designed for women who would en —_ AA RA AA PARA AAARARA RA as en APA PARA ARAA ARP ARAPARAAPAPABARARA AA RARAA AAPA RASRARAPARA LR SRA RAPRARAR PELL Ld! and feel their best. cannot be excelled for style and for smart, trim appearance— they are Shoes you'll enjoy wearing. One Common-Sense Price KELLY’S 3106 WN. Sixth St. ewer e¥serwe ees wee ewe ARR AADA-ASASAALA TAAASARAI I vee eee ee ee ae ee Staessen saevenneeneentnememeernenanttaee ne ae et ¢ Vite eee Dozens of Models at An amazing Living-HRoom Ovut- fit effering. Just think! A com- plete Living Hoom at an astound- ing lew price! Outfit comprises 2-piece davenport sutte (choice ef club or wing chair). beauti- ful davenpert er occasional tabic. large mirror, the magazine 10004...» re nie ine iisieee y ‘1 ae _ oo a bs ad > . > * » | S : — ; cf a 2 ra , >a ¢ is & > ‘4 " " * ‘ aunt ya wes "i } P “7 7 I MISSES’ AND WOMEN'S SIZES A Group of High-Priced Ensembles, Now 19.6 SUIT SALON—THIRD FLOOR Thursday . .. One Day! In the Popular-Priced Section oice-ot-the-House Sale! ALL HATS, FORMERLY PRICED TO $7.50......... It’s our treat! Come in, pick the newest, the smartest of these hairbraids, viscas, pedalines, toyos, perles, feits, etc... . and pay only $3.98 for your choice of the entire Mezzanine stock. Ali head sizes. All sales final, please. Popular-Priced Section—Second Floor, Mezzanine. 98 _ ee eee ne nee ee wee, — ee ste THOMAS W. GARLAND, Inc.—Séxth Se., Between Locust and St. Charles nearer —= evnene - _ _— —— Se _ é ‘- —< Aa’ os A" : let this little r the world’s gay ever 80 much Star, Red Star disillusionmem + — De Luxe First Cte Boy Mi Stix, Ba Aireraft a Comp Lieut. A. , ‘OF G nardian the Inst 1a lL .eutenant ¥ ate of three : flying. schools, t hours and served, mg the wear.

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oi apmcceninaeaiitiimiai ein yy KUNKLSDAY., APRIL, Lv. ae et at i Liywiw rug uioraluf Al p PI EARS STUDENT ee The Junior Acro Club Meets in the Auditorium Every Saturday at 10:30 A. M. | Fur Storage The Personal ACCUSED OF ROBBERY | 2". Dore | modernized Fur Storage é bs Is at Your vaults, Call GArfield Disposal. 4500 for Prompt Service. Call GArfield State Nolle Prosses Charge (Secenll Wieess ile tat ia mgs eee gainst W. E. Jackson, After |] PHE STORE FOR ALL THE PEOPLE 4500 Witness Identifies Him. a ee ee ee at we ® whe She he eon aT ne ” : ai? ow SE ee ee ee Ee SAE ee ae ie te ee Sonate eee teen mea he id aa he ee : Thursday! Smart. New A robbery charge against W'il- liam Edward Jackson, 1$-year-old |] , . q ae tie, student, who lives at 601 East Po-| ee lo drive, Clayton, was nolle prossed . 0 , aD a4 a Be By K hearing today, | an f + fs ; a e at a preliminary after Jackson had been positively | ee Z identified as a holdup man and had é successfully countered with an ali- | | Add Verve to the Group at bi. He presented witnesses who | : testified he was at home at the | ' a time of the roblWery, on March 44, | >\F . bing supervising the modernistic decor- | | \ : ~—— , \ 7 ating of his room and listening to} : s rt the radio broadcast of the Hoover | Ze AA\Y hy f inaugural ceremonies in Washing- | ff 4 . Dad nl (:4 21 // ton. | ee OF ay, 4, f' In dismissing the robbery warf- | rant, issued two days ago, Assist- eee, \ Ma v Ail , ant Prosecuting Attorney Herbert) _ me ee \\. fy /r Street Dresses : Sports Dresses Bryant told Justice of the Peace | es x | See y am rx Oe, 5 “ee ee Werremeyer, who conducted the} , M | £ hen — . ° binge ; I ip ys nS¢ mbles hearing, that further proceedings | _ oY Stig oo I Bridge Frocks Afternoon Dresses would be a waste of time as he) ae K°, (Bryant) felt no grand jury would |§ Ma: S : af ; Mi “ : VO jp DREAM indict Jackson, in view of his alibi. | , Nw , oy MS REGULARLY as a new day, shipments | wi ee ee ee tat | | me 4 4% arrive from New York revealing delightfully | imiar,; 6 | of " charming modes. Every woman will note that the f m : ] seen 96, Soe. State t y- y as Irvin H. Goosmann, truck driv- ) ian i —— er an , details in this group (and no season in years has he Per re Yale er and collector for the Lungstras " ee 4 me M4 “4 ee oes Ap sanctioned details so enthusiastically) are usual- ‘Chateau Yque “ES mentioned ere hae: ine” a aan a nh donc a | : ly found only in more expensive Dresses. Many ont. ae gr om and ieeaiuian| : eee | differeni cape eifects, bertha collars, full skirts, EN there is only one way to dispel the illusion. Take down young man, who had been stand- | ; ‘ee a as well as the fashionable 3-piece ensemble. In Layouts Vis plain and printed Georgettes—plain and printed: . s . ing beside the street car tracks, the receiver of your phone, call the nearest steamship agent and jumped on his truck. The other | | # Uy, flat crepes. Misses’ 14 to 20, women’s 3% to 4, > . . . » TOUT IO h » whe pe]. 7 Ss t i : ei} 4 i 33 , « oe 4 . : ‘ : p ' book for France _ the Majestic, Olympic, Homeric, Belgenland, Minne- eetiaien e, ve loo pence | # and larger women’s sizes 46 to 30. waska or Minnetonka. On your first day there, choose for yourself Goosman sit in the back of the | et : # ‘ truck. | 6 o4 x ‘ 7 a comfortable sidewalk seat in front of any of the delightful cafes. “This fellow here,” said Goos- | 200 New Coats : s ° ann, pointin ut Jackson, “sat | 5 - : The water is pretty bad, so in your best French order from the benign Sc 3 a a es wee : \ special purchase and sele of smart > ° ° . : 4 9 : lidn't 2 a good | ; aille, broadcloth, negaline, satin arm .. waiter—a Kght wine. Probably it will be Chateau Yquem. Q But, don’t [ee i eS faille, broadcloth, bengaline, satin an bes ;iOOK -at ne driver, ecause = | ; let this little revelation upset you too much. After all, there you are in lback was turned, but I watched | | twill Coats! Fur trimmed or furless stvles. Light colers and black. Sizes for - — 2 > misses, women and larger women to 5 qe Af q>aa ee, — Ba 2 &,, ‘blue Ford sedan, driven by a thira ¢ ee . + }youth, which had trailed the truck. | : ; E a is aos De Luxe First Class Luxurious Cabin Class Tourist Third Cabin Specially reserved Tourist | Unde cross-examination by q learance of 2500 SI 50 fo &2 Skeirits Majesti Adriatic Third Cabin accommods- Jackson’s lawyer, Forre:t Donnell, - SS ate : ‘ me Minnekahda tions on otber steamers, one | Cinnumnne inaiated he coulda not World's Largest Ship World's Largest Cabin Liner © way $102.50 (up)— round woeosmann int Horveric Baltic Cedric Minnesota trip $184.50 (up). | mistanem in his identificution. He SIHIR TS taken from our 1@ —, my se —— : Albertic Lapland Also excellent Second Claes ba oy sat in front of this man f own regular higher ‘Bay ) ni : E mgaasizing —s . Devoted exclusively to Tour- oan nt oO nis ‘ : Pennland ee te from $147.50. + seni Seki a Ga Sneha Ye | sg Rte | : Minnetonka ist Third Cabin. No claes dis- thee eae) priced groups—many worth Sunburn Shades From $195. accordingtoship, From$145,accordingtoship, tinctions.Rates$107.500ne Sailings to all principal nembering — his ace. twas double the selling price, sunshinny day pert and accommodations. port and accommodations. way, $193.50 round trip. European ports ; | ite ee see ny coe ‘ nein and reduced only leeeiee | Ba ? “corator ; S ADI. ‘ + > they have become mussed ~ a —Y » OEes bk Jackson. who attended brown Address BR. a. Grif- | University at Providence, R. L, | and soiled from handling in our own stocks. (iia Li = 9g l.o ud erman frie so ; ' | ; 2 ne 17 7 iy ry ae ATTIRE, ,1TTY : se j 4 Bidc.. lith and L~«- | url i] Sic k ne We Ca VAs t A him LO rev_ul « Z ao oney mm ay . ) a rey ¢ > eTMOS Cokes Sew: . . ’ ee 4 oc D “a Sts... Ground |home last January, testified he “A ; ¢ 2 ” be ‘ a ie ri * RED /TAR LENE - ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LENE Noor, St. Louis, Mo.. pattie reg ag renee Fancy Broadcloths Jacquard Broadcleths ¥ authorized Y cA aiWwuUuiits Aa =e © ~ i ~ 3 > ; : ; ; : : \ , oy" EN TERNATIONAL MERCANTILE MARINE COMPANY Steamship Agent. ‘the afternoon of March 4 He k ayon Stripes ‘é lipped Figures | \. RY. KCAUSSE. these new tones performed chores. and supervised | Nanelis Print on 7 oo © a 8 : Dur , " ' ) Novelty Prints Many } > Sarr | blend so erfectly wit ithe work of J. W. Hall, a painter | — fa , Vhite Shirts oo : . Spring scoala eal |and decorator, who was decorating | § Xi i\ 2 ™ . ; are much ° ught after, Jackson’s room in a modernistic | Neckband and Collar-Attached Styles. = \ Sa / anes ‘ The styl lude t fl d and ' : = . ; rd ° ‘ 4 ~ s y 2 ii » : ; { | design in seven tints. At the same | Sicus It ta OF a” | se styse é -_ ¢ tailored an j : Dial. . - raty eA EOCS P | time, he was listening to the radio | . 4 4 a ys eae a "| 26: ’ ia hed | “eae is fi & — traps. iz 0 »w “ « | broadcast from Washington. (Street Floor. North) 4 oe s gu or i« 1ecis. Also , / ‘ sat Mr « » a | “F heard the announcer say,’ ‘* | 4 -ersonai Tvice ail GArfield 4509 Second FI | 4 | Jackson testified, “‘Here comes = f (Secone ver) 5 ithe John Marshall High School | 7 rm x | band from Richmond, Va.” We GRAND-LEADER ised to live in Richmond and 1} IJ = } "TO a ‘ a ies >} oY a a = ’ * = a : c - 2 a . wi 4 : bf 9) = eu well mad ogi MM Sale of Window Awnings ; | te ; ie John Marshall Sch a 2 : bs . e/ | tended the Jo Jarshall School. | ec a BeSs es ey Lavra BO N aed ieee eee - ee |] also remember hearing that! ag algae coated meena | iq | ; 2 TTRCTIVE awnings that soften the glare of the Sum- ar iv in the arade.. - a p-. . P ; q : a mer sun. Colors are blue, green and tan with white. ®%, of @ ~ Hall, the decorator, testified | ; , , , W% UN | if ) | Also dark green and dark brown. Of good quality awning Jackson was not out of his sight that afternoon for more than eight H duck—mounted on durable steel frames. Complete with or 10 minutes ata time. Jack- 4 fixtures, 2!-ft., 3-ft., 3'4-ft., 4-{t. sizes. son's mother, Mrs. John W. Stull, if er - r gave Similar corroboration. eral house servants were aifing y ial ‘ i S Porch Awnings to Match to add their testimony wher he § i rs . , , | Sart 3 wit ay 3 With §-koot Drep—All Colors > was dismissed ~* rf ° : * a 4.4¢ Width ... 81.70 S-fe. width... | : s - : e : , ' Sa ‘ ake : Di Bows & q@@é w°uR to aeusziel COMMISSIONERS ELECTED ge a 5-ft. width ....%2.00 0-ft. width . Z | ,~ @ a. ae ; | bd , me -{t. width ....82.50 -ft. width . 3 il PY as BY ST, LOUIS PRESBYTERY § eee = . c market Pela Yiod ray Aure pia aa Gd oy ¢ ported oe len Riamgmeliacmun gs Soc and 65c Cretonnes, Yard $2.00 Sunfast Damask, Yard Des exception- | a ey A i ) /> FF & | Minn., in May. | In new colorful crash effects—for 38 oe In wanted brocade stvles and fg 1 “ " tg a Complete Course. Starting Next Saturday nieeting at Kingshighway Presby w ; Pai heer en. Fr erian Church. “ Neveity Paiamas Any boy or girl of 10 to 21 years of age may p of the Webster Groves f PAV 430 $ I8 Sale ; th Oo tfie€ eason,. . r ; if, [ Ue EEKS d A\< T 4 on ate of three United States Army y - ! elected moderator for the Presby- Tees acheok Sak Mowe 1480 te Build Your First Model Rr em | length. With belts and pockets KS FORT f. hours and cecal in France dur- . : , ‘ eee | a with or without collars. izes 14 WA’ OF 8 — : $ weeks of ex- ing ee wor Sie is now Chief (Lome im NOW and fill out your application Move to Oust Committee Woman. to 20. \ ff a Jl tensive planning— Instructor et the (suardian Air for membership, SO you il be ready for the : _— ee # mr ~~ 4g ee (} ead Equally S 7? ave ime # and $7 OS . ~ - . , ; cpecial purchases College and Test Pilot for the first class.on Saturday morning. Boys or ! aeiahee De nage gavage a wih place flansel Jackets 4.76 FZ <b ——marvelous values ‘ , ; ~ ° ; a¥b anit irom Her position as Nepudb- ae ; A eetion 82 oe es oe girls who have already built an acceptable ican National Committeewoman | A v : ——timely merchan- e . tv on . - ' : a eee : . ; . ~ ae oe oil model will be placed in advanced classes, and ‘was begun in the Legislature yes- Silk BI ee 4 UG dise make this an can begin at once on the advanced models. |terday through a bill requiring { OLIN OUSES wo 77 epochal event that % an experienced fiver | 4 yee /members of a political party's Na- | j ie fil : | “8 gen, soy ee ee ‘Or variation ( ' og Wy w he a k e d | Uional Committee to live through- 35. a | & - tat ‘ , +. : : they may be r Ask for Information at the Aircraft Model Dept., Fifth Floor out the year in the State they rep- ee a te gsc about for eoeatiee resent. Mrs. Miller recently was . : . semble. Of Geor- tnarried to George W. Miller, Chi- . ; - ¢ette and printed crepes. Long and cago attorney. She announced at 4 o Had Seas sail Mk eeetithes Chak ime’! sleveless models. Sizes 4 to 42 the ne [ AINE é . (Second Fleer) would continue her Michigan resi- | ; SEAD your WANT AD to the POST-DISPATCH and GET dence by maintaining a - summer | | KESULTS—3-time Ads ALMOST CERTAIN for ANYTHING. home in Port Huron. : Buy On the Morris Plan 16 to 50 Weeks to Pays Z

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” «hte : Paty y fat ee ee emma Pate! m7 eh en gee) a ee eT, er tes ba i aad ery ; Pig a Gere TCI ag thins ge in i ei hm i en ING ts i Siiitieadh oe Ra a4 me cay, eee Loree Se fe ‘ me + eas : 2 i ini ands thal i ee a itis in AOC : — — - . 3 " “os . SK ste ay Se ‘ Wise cenetioee se Le epee Oe toed Bo ta sia wa i eek Sipe. ales. Sead a aan Riper, ei % “a e al ries : . " . ne eae a Seip tye te pi wie AON Oa a a . a ee ae eet toe Ss Bhat Mn . Katie Rit ie srt * gS eet m4) aie oe rm Leg : 1 yay a6 age? ne er ~ pen ran Mg attr oe ge ita cers meant $2 witigert yi raat BS as ht - . ve wots Rie eet rie Soy RSME Ve ey, Mahe Sy sat. shag CRbinai “ee oe . ~~ eon Grrr. vs eM, oe A+ Jae) tym npn a igh eaten china 4 Att Raia et conc dtd ae ay, uM ae . Sob S ae ua a cee vy 2 ached i BAER RIA RNIN A rence a Tl ahyes tt tec aks spl UAC athe, Abate roel t vStther, i = -* * *4 @Qeors cf M «( yr PAGE 10. SHORT SKIRTS 10 By the Associated Pices. NEW YORK, April of knee length will be fashionable this summer. indicated last night at the Promenade of the Garment continue tailers of America at the Astor) Hotel. The popular silhouette for day indicated, will} while the | bouffant and princess style will. predominate for formal wear. The | time wear, it Was be slim and straight, popular colors of the blue. Bathing in flared and fancy styles open backs to permit ample sun- ‘REMAIN | 10.—Skirts | to | it was! style | Le- suits were featured with = ee » aie i ETRE: ‘Corns ‘Lift —. Off! :: corns, — be- toes and callouses lift | Hari tween the ri. ght off! You'll lauch—it is so easy sn t hurt a bit! corus, soft ? * €¢ on anv ien- old pa Beata ith) «vrour fingers. srorks like a charm, everv time. Seems magic! A tiny bottle of ‘* mb rone > > > . —— = Cosis Oni 3 Permit ready Passed by House, | —e secre ir a Measures, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAICH . SENATE RECEIVES TRANSIT PROGRAM FROM COMMITTEE | Enihling and Terminable. ensemble | were peach, nile green and wky Al- | Reported Out by Body. By the Jefferson City Correspond- tions Committee rapid transit enabling bill | the the terminable permit bill end of the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, 'The Senate Municipal today reported | for which previous- by the House, they , — eS Pe thn t if “ation i nat legislative program ' 5 & L ouis, At the same tim ill the Se ported again to the committee for ideration The the terminable permit the Senate calendar for en- | cate Ci is On wh ich had nate. out once ' reported out fa\ orably a dup ante | | of the House rapid transit enabling | been introduced This bill had been re- | but was referred | further Senate dupli- hill Oilil ini j inte ne . grossment. The Senate may | an mom Wille alreasay . by the iup the bills already passed by tne take |} | Hou A ‘Message to Under weighi vien and Women ee ee ee s Prnaerwe vain eomipele ea] arugyi 7 r mone. Mrog Stores or anv d MM «t Xx vn Tatele t« Marke fov's Laboratories \ ' es 4 oi aiveyT ADVERTISEMENT Sickly Boy, 7 Gains 15 Pounds —Father Happy a2 oo “My boy, 7, would not eat. | gave him Vino! and the way he eats an. Piavys now makes me happy tie gained 1s pounds.”"—J F. Andres. Vinol centaing iron. phosphates. @od liver peptone etc. By doctors for 36 years. The very FIRST bottle often adds pounds weight to thin children o: aduits Brings new life and PEP Bound sieep anda BIG appeti te, Vino! tastes delicious. Wolff-Wil. aon Oryue Co Internal Health | by Nature’s Own Methods If you are sick inside vou are sick all over. may end in a complete physical wreck. Internal health meanshealth through- | out the body. Keep your stomach and | ive organs clean and vigor- | ous by giving them the natural stimuv- | other di lation of the roots, barks and herbs «ontained in Taniac. Tanlac is wonderful for indigestion 7 ‘and constipation—gas, pains, nausca, ‘lizziness and headaches. It brings | back lost appetite, helps you digest | your food, and gain strength and ‘weight, Taniac is as free from harmful drugs | | as the water you drink. It contains no | mineral drugs: it is made of roots, | barks and herbs, nature's own medi- cines for the sick. For ower 10 years it | has been recommended by druggists who have watched its marvelous re- suits, Cost is less than 2 cents a ' dose. Get a bottigef Tanlac from your ist and givé ita thorough trial. . You money back if doesn't help you. nlac BOTTLES USED By Prescribed | several | — Fasures program have 4 »~ ,ores } - 5 . nd have been se ats a Raat They are the rapid transit | the terminable per- which and other common authorizes street | car- i ro} rOS¢ d consii- “= + ~ ua proj] oOsed consiitutl ents woul ° . TL? See ry ai QuiSitioi perior presen ssi VW oOuiGd . > % aa head’ for pu ~ iia nal bonds ’ Mii — c © T} on 7 > HOPE STILL HELD FOR SAFETY cipahiies > OF SGUTHERN CROSS FLYERS Relicf Down Sn ith (‘ross searchers afoot, tion the natives A. L. NIEHAUS DIED NATURALLY. Autopsy Preceding “Inquest Shows | ‘ty of Capt. and the missing flyers abandoned seemed ground A relief over changed mission fornration tha was down and Port George. A point on the miles distant was specified and the whose name was Woods, was the mis®ion workers |had gained their information from | | bushmen or unable to tell him of the co tion of the castaways. Hé traveled in the dir dicated and saw some natives and some smoke signals, the Southern | flying around a wide area he went to Derby and filed messages relat- nis adventure. It | | Stood here it was intended to have who could ques- | Drysdale Pilot tnformed ails to Find Hh. th Associated Pre@s BI VNEY. N. & W. April it Yesterday's lively hopes for Cnarles Kingsford- | Southern entirely although they frail were not today to rest on very - ; ’ Pan . “7? pial ‘ 3 lies Mission station Plane Near Cape George, but Is vesterday ei~ signals from the air with workers, gaining the between that coast about natives. They ection (ross. . follow the clew. in- t the Southern Cross station 30 | He Saccumbed to Heart Discasc. were ndi- but failed to , After | was under- home, A Coroner's verdict of today in the case of August L.. and American Fire Escape Co., death | from natural causes was returned | Nie- | haus, president of the Star Heating whose body was found at the bot- | tom of an inside stairway at his | 4534 Clayton avenue, | yesterday. An autopsy disclosed that Ni- haus, who was 63 years ofd. dicd of chronic heart discase early | i | ; ; i ; Corpora- | WEDNESDAY. APELL 10. leze_ _ SLi rual-UlsraAiLi _ Our Modern, Dry-Air Cold eins Vaults pres le pte Your Furs. Call CEn. 6836 © PHONE ORDERS TONIGHT—CALL CENTRAL 6830 ' ORDER DRESSES, AS PICTURED AND DESCRIBED BELOW. MAKE SECOND CHOICE BEFORE YOU TELEPHONE. | JA 2) wh 606-08 8 Washington woe to Sixth Street Thursday! Annual Super- Value- SH FROCK SAL Smart Cottons Will Be the Vogue This Summer! Fhem for This Remarkable Price! WHAT ARE DRESSMAKER MODES! They are those little indwidual touches which usually only you .Or your dressmaker would bother to put on wash frocks .for instance: Tiny Contrasting Pipings! Scalloped Edges! Shirring! Buttons! Vestees...and Collars of Organdie! Organdie Inserts in the Skirt! Frilly Organdie Ruffles! Wide Sashes! Cunning Pockets! Flaring Circular Skirts! 4000 CHARMING MODELS CRISP ..- FRESH AND DAINTY! Ata price which is less’ than the material would cost ... and half of what it would cost to make them! No wonder this annual — event is the signal for hundreds and hundreds of St.4 Louis women to be here when the doors are open = ... prepared to select cool, short-sleeved and sleeve- less models for all Summer long. These Dresses” have been specially made for us. . . according to our strict requirements . . . and the assortment is ex- tremely varied . including frocks suitable for sports ... for home or business . . . for street. +. picnic ... or automobile wear! THE MATERIALS Flowered Batistes! Organdies! Voiles! Figured Batiste . . . or Broadcloth! Dotted Batistes . . . or Broadcloths! Black and White Pongettes! SIZES AND STYLES PICTU « Printed Pongette . ° and white only. Sizes 14 to 20. e Flowered Batiste . . . with Organdie ... * yellow, blue, green . . . and black and white 3 . Sizes 14 to 20. « Figured Batiste . . . with Organdie . . * green or black and white. Pongette . . . with Organdie . . © white only. Sizes 38 te 46. « Pongette . with Organdie . . . in black and * white only. Sizes 14 te 20. a Sizes 14 te 20. _ in black and S epegnded-f > > oy & i * pink, te 20. Figured Broadcloth . . . with Organdie ...im * black and white only. Sizes 38 to 4. H: Flowered Organdie, with solid coler Organdie ..+ in blae, rose, yellow, pink, green. Sizes 14 te 20. [: Printed Broadcloth . . . with en goon ond ee "i 20. ty - te ‘ Misses’ 14-20 Women’s 36-38 Larger 40-46 KLINE’S Basement yellow, green, blae and rose. Sizes 14 ennnea polls aviator, yest gesstully ma de an outsk lane. He performee 5 altitude of 4000 wold-Chanrberiin Fi —_—as— - 513-15 Washin CHOICE OF 3 OAT SPECIAL +12 your choice of finest | —_in all the newest Siees for all. — DRESS Printed Silks— $ EE G lowered Chiffons Newest sleeveless Dre: ensembles included. .. with @rgandie ... Blech ee in ree) « Figured Broadcloth . . . with Oreandie ...im What amazing statem tained in the countless 1 of Konjola, the new me wonderful recoveries af hy happy men and wor wice in the new and gle that this super-compou them, MISS BERTHA Phot by V. Janiseh, 7 As the news spread: im pi hs of this medieil gredieats, many go dai green Drug Store, 515 st. Louis, where the Be telling just how and ' tounding results follev this master medicine. amazement is express speed with which Koz the very souree of the i is true; Kon jola does ' thor igh its goal is not rary relief; its missios about complete recove giorious health. Kenj the test when pitted stubbern eases, BO. Mii ieng standing. How nedieine works in s&s rikingly shown in ti of ¢ Minn Bertha Park, 5 ‘isco avenge, St, Louis the Konjola Man just ‘‘During all the yea fered I tried medieim ments galore, bat anti Konjeola I did sot get benefit. Three yeats from stomach trouble 1 of me. | paid a great ery every time I ate. bli: ating, heartburn an pains were sute to fell without result, exeept | and strength. Comstip Yield to the stro cept temporarily. 1 als ef living, having som with me all the time. to abandon the idea better when Kenjola mended by a friend the works of this new ‘* Well, the — gave me is beyond dese the very first bottle € vation that I had fe medicine; the remedy. rad years ago. I beg im every way withis the improvement ines davs passed. Nobody Ppiness over this q@ | WMete reeovery. Pi creased, my di be ome i rapidly gained i 4 ight. I could — words telling of how Konjola will "be glad al t recommend Keonjola, éebt hard te pay.’? An unusual ease. a bit of it for this j ras oe Malning the merits ¢ medieine, 3 4 ek a

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me —..__SELLOUIS POST-DISPATCH ss DERE weno ay, APM, 1929 ____ §T, LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 11 Lien Makes an Outside Loop. | aS oun aH | HOUSE ANNS ShAp BAl} LUDENDORFF 64 YEARS OLD: parades, the anniversary passed] that the caller was a stranger he antisemitic, antifreemasonary and|don’s program included Bee-j| more than 19.000 prospective gic=. 7 q ‘ee Associated Press. : ; » " without demonstration has ' “WIN POLIS, Minn., April 10. pein | fastened into the house ras | 3 cy ene . . “MINNEA GENERAL T0 BECOME EDITOR fhe times are much too serious|seen no more. He “apy was/intended to be a counter-balance| thoven’s Moonlight Sonata, the | These proposed landing fields are Beperies W. (Speed) Holman, and the General’s work is too pro-| strollj . ) 4 Broling with his wife, niece and | State. els’ “The Fountain” and a McDow- | idly over their surface tates 3 War-Time Leader Remains in Se- polis aviator, yesterday suc- oon :, 3 , enkt Gacitetéian * a Sahin an outeidé loop in clusion; Will Start Weekly ei -” A eed festivities, his/the latter’s baby in the garden| “_ a } a , ; i Paper in Munich. wife explained. A family dinner overlooking the Isar River “Paretfal Piano” Used in Recital. | ©- a to 2 Fl ee Sinha pacha Fraternity But Org . gain useG@ in the Flower Maiden music crnnty lers Organize, C* e. He performed the stunt oe ee marty is the only celebration eche habe aie , st an altitude of 4000 roe weer pn co wssatgguerg sitar i sca ony oo serene 8 age Glaclosed that he gre iey png “ gee © | from Parsifal, the Liszt D flat ATHENS. Ga., April 10.—Negro ma, Wold-Chamberlin Field here. MUNICH, April 10.—Gen. Erich When a reporter reached the] j 7 Ausmans wae becoming «jo DEM at the Sheldon etude and Grieg’s “March of butlers at the University of Georgi , - Provides $250.000 for ee von lLudendorff yesterday cele- mo ee Er : ene 1¢ he journalist. “Tomorrow,” she said. Memorial auditorium under the r : a te rieg 8 arch of the at ccamieinaih ‘tee daa y a orgia ; % Bee ae : sakes brated his sixty-fourth birthday in, a sandstone, house surrounded { “he will open in Munich a new| 2USPices of the Piano Teachers’ warts. ea _— se Silver King fru- Disabled Children anc OY TT of his carefully us a high wall and rang the bell, | weekly paper named ‘Luden- Educational Association, in which | Testing Landing Fields ternity. Prerequisites for member- $85 000 for WOS guarded: villa on Prince : Ludwig iia ae scoring opened the dorff’s Wochenschrift,’ of which he used the “Richard Wagner” | By the Associated eae — foe gree esl gripe = i ’ Oo. Heights, five miles outside the | 22'e * ile behind him two huge | he will be editor.” Parsifal piano which has been on | LONDON, April 10.—A c; yee es a 2 2 ee Bavarian capital. While in past shepherd dogs barked viciously. It was said that the editoria]{ ©*Pibition here. For the larger | to provide over E nities a Greek letter fraternity, shall wear, As soon as Ludendorft observed] policy of the new siiemiedie cat | Get Of tie tints. Mowevee saat 1. ‘ovide y English city with! only ciothes acquired from college eekly will be an airport bas resulted in sending| men and attend every football f | ag | years there were often torchlight 2 513-15 Washington By the Jefferson City Correspond- more modern piano was used. Gor- ! an inspecting crew 1 j | ; ’ Oo examine! game played here. | been/to Catholicism in the Bavarian! Brahms B Minor Rhapsody, Rav- | tested by driving automobiles rap- ~ AE oh ns ote Ane end (RE LN ON PRE REE AMEE Se PR agheo LP ADORE as, AES I A Nw oo oo CHOICE OF 300 | ent of the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, April Yo.— tl | The contingent appropriation bill, fal ig Carrying a total of $7,355,250 from SPECIAL (the general revenue fund for sup- port of state boards, bureaus, com- . 75 |Imissions and departments during zi . |the biennial period of 1929 and 2 4 RR / a e ee |1930, was engrossed yesterday by « AE ALI ELLE GEDA GEL OO 6 A CR te ARN ap I GRO * A Daan ee Wag ae werk 2 - CI AP RLS as A Ob min ea tle * 590 napisy» 2 YAO nr ania Ae te a Naat stein enae-tmie.ssirih nani Sethi ey} the House. The total included gear choice of finest materials || $548,840 added by House amend- —g all the newest shades. Sizes for all. es — Se eee ee One ge ments to the bill as recommended iby the House Appropriations Com- e_ 4 i “s — 4 RRR Ah OER AIOE AR AMET My 088 eae on ie ' : R Pravin thse «AER. get - capt Be ae ta pe gh Signs Sg Ee (Oe yt ’ M Roose tis 4S. iets Stipa: MT aed Oe has Dad cr eDiets yi LM eso EO RR ae oe ere one iinindin uo os . ee 2 : . * | mittee. 100 NEW ae appropriation bill does not ' represent the cost of operating the _boards, bureaus, commissions and | departments of the state govern- Printed Silk >— ment, since the principal salarics Cantons— e are covered in another general =— Lop e¥ } = ’ tes / Voiles! & “ty every time 1 ate a meal. Gas! : harge of arrangements, Reed said: \\ a '“] shall be glad indeed to meet bleating, heartburn and indigestion | oe ; I dieted | With mv friends, and deeply ap- | ° roadcloth ! - Pains were sure to follow. | ' | : | Without result, except to lose weight | preciate the kindly spirit of which | sroadcloths ! ov eeength. Constipation did not |‘?¢ invitation is a manifestation.” | R E S ] S ry WEAR A N D G IVE Y ! » Yield to the strongest laxatives, ex-| Addresses of welcome will be de- | rettes! m@ “pt temporarily. I almost got tired | Uvered by a number « | » % living, having something wrong |®™S. James E. Smith, chairman | PICTURED p to abandon the idea of ever being ; Said numerous responses to invita- | ™ better when Konicla was recom- | tions had been received... A number | ° ° e ° : j ‘ies ‘Poult “ee friends will accompany Reed rvendic... Black EME genet by a friend win know of of frends wil accompan Ordian Worsted suits Motor Twist te 20. @ ‘ke works of this new medicine. | here from Kansas Cit} | l ee | sores tnsenl dosesnton wink | PLANS MADE FOR $500,000 Named aft i ‘re scientifi raandie - . «in Sie cia! tare snes ve-| graury penge sraom Fun amed alter the famous Gordian knot oflegend They’re scientifically woven of 4-ply worsted + 1 had found the rig TN that was so strong no one could undo it. They threads. They tailor beautifully and give un- 7 Medicine; the remedy I should have! 400 Attend Dinner at Which Cam. | rpendie ...in rose, : had: years ago. I began to improve | mign for ¥s’ Institution Is | . . . i Ss week! and | PMR for Bowe’ Institetion 2 // have unusual character and style; they're in limited wear. They come in Heather brush Sizes 14 to 20. p @ every way within a week, and | Discussed. : ee a erement veges | as the; Pians for a campaign to obtain | the ne t { Dj Ie b] M { . . fe... in biack an a 6S ODOGY Can KNOW DY | $500,000 fa w building: | | , b Pippinens econ ney ean Knew MY | 3500.00 for new buildings at the | west colors; Dickens blue, Malacca, mixture, in Scots Greys, Dickens blue, Malac- Se i lee a gn ee ee Se id . ee SO i ee 9f St. Louis- | 2 ERE TTT ae St EM PETAR RG a Aye te REI a: er ne RRR 0 aie recovery. My appetite in-| Long Island were outlined last | Scots Greys and Moorit brown ca and in models for every figure y : ; ES We) a. ; “Tite : : ight. I could write thousands of | proposed to erect a new dormi- | , jand rose. Sizes 14 7 ow Konjola banished my ills. Zi sw nery besides reserving $75,000 | Copy nght 1920 Hart Schafiner & =I) h Organdie . . . in Se 2s he Konjola Man is at the Wal- | roe : | . = pies a major place in its curricu- te... in black and m “ed, my digestion was restored | night by officers of the schoo! at | , “ . a ¥r . . | h Organdie .. . in © Mords telling of my suffering and es | e r} } } : ad alway : and white. Sizes J | = and I Tapidiy gained in strength and 'a dinner at Hotel Chase. It is! / | tory, administration hall and in- |! r - weal . . . : ) ; th Organdie . ..in . F eae, weniee. for T owe it a) ne Rev. Dr. D. M. Skilling, | s 38 to 46. = An otha pnd vou ask? Not pastor of the Webster Groves | > solid lor O = 3 ® bit of it for these be Bln oe be ¢) pie Presbyterian Church, presided at | / color Vrgandie Pa Ke: oe Mme we’ SMG) the dinner, which was attended by | ink, ;' 7 j0la works in cases without. : ae ( » pink, green. Sizes Mumber, Indecd. it deserves ite| 1°° Persons. and praised the ideals | : a mere than a million “Permit "4 OF She Schenk, streening the point \ 3 , 2 Be y 6. that the study of the Bible occu- | ff eS Tug Store, 515 Olive street, x = Louis, where he is meeting the he dailv, introducing and ex- : . oe | Prof. T! s §. Dunc: Wasb- | f/ Larger 4 0 AG : d modicint, *"° merits of this master onl Dateersity omental C | Washington Avenue at Broadway lum. Dr. Frank E. G. Gaebelein. headmaster of the school, and | ' i The administrative building is | a nn to be named for the late Dr. John | | } 7 eee a eae ee? | F. Carson, founder of the school. | ' . 2 are. t bf '> a One of the groups of buildings was | a | . donated by Robert Johnston, 5111 | Raymond avenue, who attended | last night's meeting.

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et Bey iat Se a aS te a ite . - oO DAT} WEDNESDAY APE 19 1999 | ST.LOUIS POST- — ne. ae WAGE 1° | oo Si. Luuvis POsi-UVioPAILN i WEDNESDAY. APH! - r ‘ me elles ae ee. bsg created under the bill. Sea ed. SO New ¥ ork. Times — th oe : ‘ The modeis will be judged for Ni wthwestern t. Professor Dies. | . t of court of Dr. L. W. Davies and $6 appearance and performance, and ‘HICAGO, April 10.—Dr. James 2 _ te will of Arn winners of first and second place H. Prot . 67 years old, a mem- te From O te Visttor. 7 sg ty : a aa a . ition Loam 1e] a. figsheega h a orth western retveesitty 2 | | sein, siain gambler. 4 : titien at Detroit in dental school faculty for- 30 years, | nas been made. : | an adjournment of th ‘ ——— + nage: has been f& : sone . next Monday and it is 4 | W asrmimgion Mvenict— i RTO OUXiR otTé } \ orton. bis show giri f Rae — siipped a $ : e 4 New Sli er j ! chief caren either Z his finger and ik i j i] thdra’ea or ermaliy a ; ‘ + : : s v : . si 3 * q ‘ yr, *® wr p p : : f | la Sur - . ie a pa: a es With a Novel Strap. = an et ee : s a 4 : sotiations among the iq 4 : “The good old saying about ‘an ounce of prevents mel Te ae ~ 2 n on tion being worth a pound of cure is especially rt Rothstein’s widow, : “ ™ when applied to baldness. When I first notced mg tranged from him at & | : ; ee : hair slipping back at the temples and getting a little his conth, ts ee “a \ wender strap...which winds about in an thin on top, I — arted Thomas’ treatment. I feel that ae in the death- nusual mamner...a gracetul | neei . . . and deincate -tam kid ail combime to make this a ‘ciiabecks mteresting Si:pper for Summer iress wear. One of the many lovely modes feerrred moderate price: this treatment has actually prevented baldness for meg, as my scalp is now healthy and I don’t think [ll ever become bald,” says Harry Rose. Miss Norton's claim . e649 insurance poiicy @1 ed in the reported setts probably will be Htigal State Supreme Court. Te estate. which a — SS a - By scientifically elimimating any scalp disorder, Bes. Negro Chauffeur Robbed of His Employers Amto. Pagal such as dandruff or fallimg hair, Thomas’ treatment ee process of administra a ; ce Witess tein Yes does prevent baldness and permit hair to grow nam = amount to between $1.5 ES! St. Louis = B/ able —and because it oo cays ra is the standard of qual- a ity!... Kept so by con- aime: alter SEND your WANT AD to the POST-DISPATCH and GEE stant laboratory tests. : ick Voss, 3107 ' : : Wve nd e2 83 r RESULTS—3-time Ads ALMOST CERTALN for ANYTHING. ~—] Write for Lena's Free Recipe Book. nies : . ae Address: Premier Mait Sales Co., f can ty En italia 26 So. Commercial St., St. Louis,Mo., und toy balloons 2 a bani . “ . tT? 2 5 + *, wwe so , oe Oe s Baa ie *% “ " a * — . J e ee . a’ en -_ — om ° oad —— ss ~ ~ - ao ¢$- & oy nd « ne . RZ mn . * is i} } ‘ wa ‘ ee od “* ‘ oe >» fo " > ‘ Bs — vy > ~~ . ~l > * : - “4 : ™ : 5 ae i bien ae - ae ~. - : 4 7 7 : 4 ~ : *siuvs @@cHwre * Malt Extract elas _ ALWAYS FHE SAME-YES -4ZW.7YSf ~~ Speed is the urge of this fast-moving ere — i he Co D Y R OA D ws DONATIONS TO CONVENTION CAMPAIGN FUND $41,253 Workers to se l nrestricted in - (Canvassing Beginning Tomor- _YE iOWwWs 3 © &® EE % row: $150.000 Sought. Written 106 ¥ “Home, Sweet Hi written by John Payne. and “first Covert Garden, Le 283%. ‘ No dwetlag plac a home witheut @ furniture. Good |. “Send the mail plane. Rush the me . om noi ohae —— " ts. : 34 but reasonably pric Sen, Publicity and Toor photos by wire.™ =7 boom @ Da greatest thrill ~~ 5 Gy | see rovn meet pete showed yemierday ot Hote S-P-E-E-D Tee viens ons net ‘i ¥ 2 si a a goin ; : See the five-piece EA ap stoma : Re ayn With each new invention—with ~ 7% pars pari a 3 3s % : each refinement of machine and ee ere Pe, ee at Pes method — business moves at a - | —_—_ ” age swifter, keener pace. ~ -_ kan Fast and unrelenting competi- if Every Girl W » | Union ght tion ... intensive production... That She Is a ; | Servic heightened pressure upon per sonnel and equipment. This is ra He : the tenor of present day busi DYINETY niles through the r. Jones | nem. in ite wining ee vm = oxo . 3 poet ares ; - : - | Easy-W riting Roval Ramer Gar diner Gate wage to. Te ”~ 4 xR TES trie Nat eke = Par’ . C - : i “ = huh Trout r. 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HOUASTEIN WILL SUIT PSD 10 BE SETTLED Testament Making Show Girl Gambler's Chief Heir Ex- pected to Be Superseded. By the Associated Press. ew YORK, April 10.—The met York. Times says that a set- tlement out of court of the con- test of the will of Arnold Roth- goin, slain gambler, apparently | nas been made. An adjournment of the trial of ® tye contest has been taken until ‘ gest Monday and it is thought a i gemal settlement will be an- pounced at that time. the terms of the settle- ment understood to have been agreed UPON, the death-bed will of Rothstein, Which named Miss Inez xenon, his show girl friend, as chief beneficiary. cither would be withdrawn or formally denied by sarrogate John P. O’Brien, who has acted as mediator in the ne- gotiations among the legatees. <A small payment of money to Miss Norton probably will .be made. Rothstein's widow, who was es- tranged from him at the time of his death, is the chief beneficiary ynder another will. She was not mentioned in the death-bed will. Miss Norton’s claim to a $209.- 909 insurance policy is not includ- ed in the reported settlement and probably will be litigated in the State Supreme Court. The estate, which still is in process Of administration. will amount to between $1,500,000 and $2,000,000. JCORDAY Ose - of Ceremonies ai Missouri Theater ** ounce of preven- is especially true I first noticed my d getting a little tment. I feel that d baldness for me. font think I'll ever y scalp disorder, homas treatment hair to grow nor- ce today and have illed trichologist— 5 Offices in U. AS’ BLDG. g DAY to 7 P. M. DISPATCH and GET N for ANYTHING. - also TOUJOURS MO!. FEMME DU JOUR . CORDAY FACE POWDERS - CORDAY LIPSTICKS MPORTED BY LIONEL. 20-22 W. 57 ST.. N.Y.C. ADVERTISEMENT “Home, Sweet Home’’ Was Written 106 Years Ago “Home, a rge of this “4 Sweet Home” was OvUINZ erd. Written by Solin Howard Payne, and first sung at Covert Garden, London, in 1§23. No dwelling a home without the proper furniture. Good Furniture, but reasonably priced, of the Prufrock-Litton kind, makes any house a home. At their Store, Fourth and St. Charles Streets, exceptional values are offered today and Thursday, See the five-piece Bedroom Suites now offered special, } Priced as low as $82! June Brides will benefit by selecting this week. the mail by Rush the by wire.’ -E-D!! place is truly ew invention—with entof machine and usiness moves at a a“ acr pace. : If Every Girl Who Feels That She Is. a Failure 2 lenting competi- sive production... pressure upon per equipment. This is present day busi- iening sphere the g Royal Typewriter aly acknowledged, a single feature ay points which ure finer, faster, pened human effort. 5 WOxly Knew ‘That Success In Life 1] Depends Largely Upon Health, She Would At Once Go To The Drug Store and Get A Bottle of DR. PIERCE’S FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION In Either Liquid or Tablets. It is @ Reliable Herbal Tonic. Cheeks—Healt h—Vivacity Personality Follow. 10c for trial Package of to Dr. Pierce's Invalids , and write ne, and only one est...try the Easy- yal Typewriter §n hee. Judge by its 2 the Work. 2.50 delivered < in United States. PIN DC iter Company, Inc. ben's Bank Bidg. CHestmut 6626 encies the World Over UF ROAD BOND ISSUE Highway Commissioner to File Mandamus to Bring Subject Before Court. By the Jefferson City Correspond- , cnt of the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, April 10.— The first steps toward filing of a friendly suit to test the validity of the additional State road bond is- sue of $75,000,000, voted last No- vember, were taken yesterday when the State Board Fund Com- missioners ordered the sale of $7,- 500,000 of the bonds, and State Auditor L. D. Thompson refused to register the bonds, on the ground of irregularities. The State Highway Commission, through its counsel, will file a mandamus suit in Supreme Court within the next few days to com- pel Auditor Thompson to register the bonds. Attorney-General Shartel, representing Thompson, will file an answer setting up ail the points that can be raised on validity of the bonds, and the case will be submitted to the Court for a decision. The procedure was agreed upon following a conference between the Board of Fund Commissioners, of which Thompson is a member, and the State Highway Commission, which was meeting here. Immediately after the Board of Fund Commissioners sale of the first block of $7,500,- 000 of the bonds, atthe request of the Highway Commission, bond No. 1 of the new series, with a par value of $1000, was presented to Thompson for registration. Thomp- son filed a letter with the board refusing to register the bond “be- cause of irregularities.” The first bonds issued with bear 4% per cent interest. The Fund Commissioners first block of bonds, ruling by the Supreme Court on the issue. The Court will be re- quested to advance the case upon its docket for an immediate hear- ing of the mandamus suit, and an early decision will be urged. Attorney drew up the con- stitutional amendment authorizing the additional bond issue, but the Court ruling is desired to elim- inate any question that might sold. Two enabling acts, authorizing ceed with the program of construc- tion proposed under the bond is- |L. Kelsey, | Gove | far ' selves to perform of the 'clal act of introducing liquor | the | ger, year. | One-Story lishment | moO. 35 | Louis, , poration, | shower machinery for issuance and sale of the bonds, payment of interest and retirement of the bonds, were passed by the Legislature early in the present sessicz and were signed by Gov. Caulfield. Both measures carried emergency clauses, putting the laws into effect immediately upon signature by the Governor. ‘U.S. DRY AGENT ASSAILED FOR TAKING LIQUOR TO INDIAN LAND Federal Appellate Court Sets Aside 5-Year Term of Frank de Mayo, Bootlegger. The action of a Federal prohibi- | tion informer in carrying intoxicat- | ing liquor into an Indian reserva- | tion to make a case against a boot- legger was criticised in an opinion | handed down by the United States | | Circuit Court | here yesterday. of Appeals, The opinion, written by Judge | Van Valkenburg of Kansas City, set ‘aside a five-year sentence against | Frank | liquor (and ordered | spiracy charg | been | prison introducing reservation, for Indian a new re under which he had sentenced to two and fined $10,000, A important witness in Mayo’'s trial at Tulsa, Ok.. prohibition who told of carrying liquor into an Oklahoma reservation in “ect the goods” on De Mayo. “We are of the opinion,” higher court ruled yesterday, rnment officers participate de Mayo, into an as them- unaided by any conspirators, the cru- into in a case other forbidden De Mayo, Was territory.” a hansas City convicted at He now is in penitentiary bootleg- Tulsa last Leavenworth serving a three-year sentence received at Kansas City. Monday he was sentenced to one year when he pleaded guilty in an- other liquor case at Topeka, Kan. WEW TOURIST HOTEL OPENED ON HIGHWAY 66 AT POND, MO. Building of Unu.ual Construction Designed to Accom- modate Motoring VPartics. The Big Chief Hotel, an estab- of unusual construction designed to accommodate automo- ; ble has been opened on No. 66, at Pond, miles southwest of St. by the Highway Hotel Cor- a St. Louis concern. The hotel, tourists, State Highway a one-story structure | of concrete over steel lathes, is 700 | long by feet wide and apartments, each Each apartment double berths, baths and other con- veniences. All apartments are sound proof and are equipped for steam heat during cold weather. ‘The building is in mission style and includes a central dining room and a lunchreom. Walter H. Petring. 150 contains 62 With garage. contains two 6 Washington terrace, 1s president (of the Highway liotel Corporation. 7 arise, before any of the bonds are, the Highway Commission to pro-, ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH (SUNT TO TEST VALIDITY | ordered the} WEDNESDAY TWO-MAN STREET CAR CREWS Another Measure Authorizes Work- men’s Compensation Referces. By the Associated Press. JEFFERSON CITY, April 10.— The Missouri House last night passed a bill by Representative Duensing of Lafayette County to give the Workmen’s Compensation Commission power to appoint five referees to decide industrial injury cases. The decisions of’the ref- erees could be appealed to the commission by either the employed or the employer. A bill to require the use of two men, a motorman and a conduc- tor, on street cars in St. Louis and Kansas City also was passed. Rep- resentative Hicks of Kansas City was the author. Newspaper men in St. Louis would be exempt from jury service under a bill by Representative Hu- ber of St. Louis, which was passed. PERMANENT WAVES $5, $8 & $10 Phone GArffeld 2819 We Shampoe and Set OUR Waves for &0c No Appointment Necessary—Open Tues. and “Thurs. Eve. Until 9 O'Clock for Waves Only. VAN BEAUTY SHOP 614 OLIVE ST. . APRIL 10, 1929 ignnatien - A number of other minor were approved House. The first night session found the House members in a rece ptive mood and Speaker Parker the bills through pidity. The was virtually SeRssION. bills ulse finally by the pushed with unusual ra- final passage cleaned up by , the ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ==SPECIAL FOR THIS = calendar | aetnetieenenialliens ——Relief for Aching Feet— Or Your Money Back No matter how deep rooted your foot trouble, we can help you. Our profe sional, scientific treatment wil] give you sure, lasting results. If échinu. burning feet. corns or calluses torment you, you owe it your happiness to come in today. We Guarantee Positive, Permanent Relief or Your Money Refunded. Foot Institute of Missouri 503 AMERICAN TRUST BLDG., 7TH AT LOCUST, Phone CEntral 8553 ADIES heels straightened ; paper Sema De Saag "best quality ‘lentes oC 25c AK or Panco ay Soles, Sewed" Men's and W Felt Hats pee and Men's ond Women's Fi 30c HIGH-CLASS SHOE REPAIRING TH STREET SHOE REPAIR _ PAGE 13:5 5. W. Cor. 8th and Lucas Av.’ OF Waka Make No Mistake About Our Lecation seaitlineeeeininamnnaaial SIND your WANT AW to@he POST-DISPATCH and CET Ri-ULTS—3-time Ads ALMOST CERTAIN for ANYTHING. did | not set a date for the sale of the | pending a/} i ' sue amendment, and providing the | oils Ithough you do not realize it, you buy coffee just to get its highly volatile the rest is just “grounds.” per cent in ten hours, sixty-six in twenty- four hours is the measured loss of flavor- ing strength unless locked up in vacuum cans, says Delineator Institute. Then no lossoccurs. 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* FS 11 Fe ay |. ~ sauna sumer _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH wepNeEspay, wm a 5! | by various methods 2f Rnanene UT Son | INTERSTATE BRIDGE BILL Mi oaccrgiralag st relays thn e ebe Perpetua that the cities; and until they are paid for may | ( and Rea: BY IOWA HOUSE ° ion with the city of Qmaha. Sim- | may acquire control of the bridges | eperate them for toll. Step the cmasthiedl 2 like a powder gossamer a at mh _aord =. a, | ——————— | Ser OF Tare S16 |e — ~— FLECTION sill te tertiste” Beige" OpRAINEY'S _§ A. DR. J. GRABER, 620 OLIVE oak K’S SMART WOMEN aides, $& me 7 ab wR OS ) lS \ ee wi Pier ne? AL Le - “ ilveS.ock com- What but its abiliry to meet exacting requirements could have made Chiffon so avow edly the favorite powder of the exclusive metropolitan women who come to Primrose House to be made lovelier? One fluffy dab on your own discriminating nose will suffice to sanction their choice. A few deft strokes with a Chiffon-dipped putt and you will know the silky sheerness, ae delicate fineness and the magic “clinginess’ ’ of this queen of all face pow ders. Special. A ren! at ite on h rallot site on the ballot fally guaranteed. So subtly flattering to the skin, so camelia-cooling, © cuthestesd’ tke a ccie SIX ity. Primrose House Chiffon becomes a joy to every saree | 32 79 Building uw aimnaiin woman who uses it. skid. Guaranteed value. Gears & new, first qual- Pinions Guaranteed to be the best that Goodrich To suit all complexions, moods or occasions—in white, natural, brunette, beige, — orchid or . suntan — complete with gay yellow puff — $1.00. Commander Tires 203! > an ay $4.60 INNER TUBES Size 30x5 Heavy. 79 For sale throughout the country at leadin g drug and a rtment stores | the educational. fun IO} rent | : and the uilding fund three-eighth:2 Tern Strictly Dress Shoes) er — eee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ne a ee ae Se ee ee oe a 3 ” a bd ie ia ie ‘ee * 7 * r? 16 _* ,* ? . ° ; * . ; . : ' 3 |? ° . : 7 . . »® H A - - . Une of ) $2.00 Creevers, with B.B. rollers. 88c acress the street from property al- | fH $1.25 Alum. License Plate Frame, 6Se eady owned by the board, adj $1.09 Auto Socket Wrench Sets..S59e — 8 ee ee $10 Auto Socket Wrench Set.. $3.98 owners propose that the boar ten etterek. tien $1.75 Osc. Valve Grinders, now..79e¢ locate a new schoo! $1.25 Heavy Auto Tow Rope, now. 59c rroperties, $2.75 Qt. Icy-Het Vac. Bettie. $1.59 $9.50 Circilite Spetlight _... $2.98 ELEC. STOVE . 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Varnish $1.50 OF FIGIAL BASEBALL= * « © @ & + a trha os ae 3 i es sane et ae 20¢ Del M. Asst. Jam, 9": 25¢ Pure Apple Butter, Duarte 3 | SEND your WANT AD to the POST-DISPATCH and GET RES ULTS—i-time Ads ALMOST CERTAIN for ANYTHING. 40c Keystone Clothesline, 50-ft.....

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PAGE 15 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH WEDNESDAY, ‘APRIL 10, 1929 ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ispatch Help Wanted’ ; . a lh, ~, = ‘ ao : : , Sil PSEP? . Ly , x S a ) : ‘ ns Sear s . | | ¢ , y ““y ae ay? ‘ Vee “ee a 3 7 | | Be 7 | « ey! - 4 te. “ 5 4 : Ani : ny , ~ Px ev . DY on, « ‘ . ] Some Be > ¥ e#% : — _ * ys ° - » . : + | 5 . *] . ” Cues . . : : hae, d ‘ Pd . a7 4 “ ‘ . oe is Ae : Sees Mitre , e a og os ae Ce 7 ae Se ot oe 3 hn YI) Sate # ae a x ie ge ny “yg ‘ Sait , RN wc 4 Ba \ f, 7 : oes ri ay a © = Sof 'd , Sey * i “se “eH “ex a+ - rc 5 4 “ 4 . er: we os “a . ip A vA *-| a Pes nada, Le ee : : . o Se Fa ¥ é . PO hl hn wig , £- 4 ’ 2 mre Die ati . yo ? s : 5 . ev A fat. RS te ee ae We AA Saree are ae a ¢ ix CO? ee a ’ Paine ¢ a Me *S, a tm 7 . ~ 7 2 fy ee 7 7 7 ww ae ee ee oy a a ae ea, Sod eg ee” Os" wT s|~ee wa er 7 aa — ge! | a thes : , “ | Oe The greatest Furniture Sale in our 39-year career starts promptly at 8:30 Thursday morning! Costs ) TH , fe | . and profits are forgotten ... This is just what it says...a SACRIFICE... and when the present over- a Fe FU Pa } crowded condition of our warehouse and store is relieved THIS SALE WILL END. Immediate dis- a DSN : | = posal is the only consideration under which we are: willing to make such a staggering sacrifice! The YEARS. ATTEND! § . 4 f TOVE f . a Pe AD | ¢ f _ | A MP if more you buy the more you save NOW! You are buying “at Wholesale,” and even less than wholesale Starts at 8:30 Sharp i. cost on hundreds of items in this sale. Come and we’ll prove it. Thursday Morning TCH BOY i REFRIGERATORS --FTC. 4, __Oben Every Evening Until9O°Clock ITE LEAD I) Mims enm Umar cise : Phomoeraphs ; It IVING-ROOM SUITES SACRIFICED] { Specials! On Sale 9 to 10 A. M. Thursday Only! LBS. 45 = wer a $ 9 Q 7 5 : naib Sue White Enameled Canvas Seat Fold- 35c teed t Bathroom Mirror ing Camp Stool...... ni e ?) 4 . s » best that MAIN Upright Models— 2-Pc. Mohair Suite; carved top rails; loose re- Oil-Treated 50c Boudoir Lamps with Were to 2? 50 $155 WORRIED GUBMIORE occ cc cc cccscces ae oar $ ac °° $95 . $ y can buy. Fioon BOA Polish Mops Cord and Plug _ Tt ; : ; Polished, Nickel -Trim- 3-Piece Glass Pal nt | .. it likes colle tinenon S 2-Pc. genuine Mohair Suite; fancy top rails ~ | U ft aie es makes. Beautiful cabinets $ 17 and front; loose cushions 119 19¢ ; eal or home or civ > 5 2-Pc. Suite; genuine imported frieze seats and 1 49 22 backs, mohair arms and fronts; carved top rail med Glass Serving Tray, Refrigerator Sets i. Hiro +> 0} Dig, =e Open Every Night $2 4 5 2-Pc, Suite; carved top rail and front; import- $ { ¢ Q , 4 er eek et PRR ears, 5 arate a $65 Crosley Gembox, all electric $49.50 $50 Silvertown Radio . $16.76 $50 Stewart-Warner Radio.... $75 Stewart-Warner Radio.... $22.50 $135 Crosley, in Console, with tubes... . $89.75 $195 Stewart-Warner AO with tubes.... $89.75 $150 Atwater Kent Console with tubes. . $119 $500 Stewart-Warner Radio-Phonograph, _ r-yTrTrTrwTefefeeefj#eeree'ffeeweeweeeweiu-#uvzevw?efwet?+st? tt" _. 2 ee LK RL RL ES DL DD DS _ pA a RA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAG aAs4 DDO 4 OBA AAAAA rt _er.rerrwrfetFftrte-rf.,* I f While Quantities Last! Cash and Carry! No Mail or C. O. D. Orders iPriouse | ed moquette seat and back; arms and swell Eagle Stamps With Every Purchase! Small aint During This Sale front of fine mohair Down lbenno? hla Bri Added! ICES Si ll (pse LAMp SHADES Untit 9 O°Clock =| $265 $195 Pay as You Get Paid! SHED LUIS | | ; een ov howe ee | ALL FIBER FURNITURE SACRIFICED) | $425 scsicre istine'motair; seat and back of m- $299 | | BEDROOM SUITES SACRIFICED | _. eS SDD DD DD RELL RL LD DS r‘yTrPrTrTYerererefefereemweerreoerewr#F vr... fF , r Twrererereeerfeweeeefeewrwfeen’'’yT??t?-t?*7?*? ——— a — = $35.00 Chaise Lounge; decorated fiber with cre- Price Price gie Stain, gallon, now....75¢ iy tonne cushion . s 2-Pc. Bed-Davenport Suite; loose cushions; up- $ 4-Piece Suite; two-toned walnut; bed, dresser, $i Kover-lac, quick dryer 49¢ Mf B- $49.75 3-Piece Suite with cretonne cushions............ $ 135 holstered in high-grade Jacquard $ 88 225 French vanity and highboy 69 iat Wal! Paint, gallon. $1.49 F é $67.50 3-Piece Fiber Suite for sunroom a $159 2-Pc. Jacquard Bed-Davenport Suite; carved $119 $27 5 4-Pc. Walnut Suite; bed, 50-in. dresser, three- $1 9 é d FiPer jg. $1. ) ' : —. ; : ; , F Oot mee 94 : t ough a $11.50 Fancy Fiber Rocker, cretonne covered spring seat... top rail; silk damask reversible cushions.... mirror vanity and chifforobe; matched grain lucco Brushes, bristle $2.98 & Bt $ 4.50 Fiber Ferneries in fancy colors..... ee 3.Pc, Jacquard Overstuffed Suite; swell front, : ie 5 $175 tarts apy sree eatin” USO | $375 Soca etn Soa 'runer Fes nay $99 Fr nr peel 1 ; z > | BED ; SPRINGS AND MATTR ESSES | $215 2-Pc. genuine Mohair Suite; carved top rails and chifforobe ° mise! Pt. Varnish Brush. .69¢ and fronts; swell front; multi-colored Jacquard Si 49 $44 5 4-Piece Walnut Suite. Grand Rapids make; $29 5 Former Sale reversible cushions . matched burled walnut fronts OFFICIAL LEAGUE 3 ; | & : Price baer 3-Pc, Mohair Bed-Davenport Suite; carved top 7 el | eae . heavy a a ‘ 3-Pc. G D ted Suite; bow-end bed, Z - iH \ : : y ; $ 7.95 ok come, eeeeveeeeee eeeeeveeeeee ee eeees $4.15 $29 0 — a — en — a $1 715 $245 h om binet - SI 29 lo highboy, two-cabinet vanity hanging mirror. . — \ 9 50 Metal Bed; two-inch continuous posts; 2-Pc. Solid Mahogany Bed-Davenport Suite; 2 45 4-Pc. Walnut Veneered Poster Bedroom Suite; J $345 seats and backs of imported frieze; swell front, $225 poster bed, dresser, French vanity, highboy; $159 |’ $1.25 | poster bad, = Simmons Graceline Bed with graceline ay pane . az $12.50 fillers ; walnut finish..... core reseces eee Be Here When the Doors Open $275 4-Pc, Walnut Suite with maple overlays; bed, f ects seme $] 250 Bed Springs; six-inch risers; large dresser, three-mirror vanity, canopy-top $165 color, leath- | DLG0U > enamel....... aliens ) ! hifforobe . Be | 55.59 Sou serine, fine quay: green sauna [SACRIFICE OF NEW DINING SUITES} | —_““ i ae sear | $20.00 with cretonne covered pad Price Price ae $30 ()Q Day-Bed: fancy cane panel énds; complete $1 y) 5 $ 7 g Former Sale S) i ile A | UU ‘with heavy felt mattress, cretonne covered... $19.78 $17.50 5-Piece Unfinished Breakfast Set, drop. Baseball Shoes...$2.99 ff Baee——3 We : -OW \eaf table and four chairs i GeO $1.98 : i Se Rugs and Floorcovering Sacrificed | $1 59 9-Piece Walnut Suite; buffet, china, table, five $I 1 g $29.0 cua ier some. yan Fielder's Glove, $1.79 BB . hairs and armchair na "7 i Axminsters. ..$3.75 " 5-Piece Solid Oak Oriental Brown Breakfast Fielder's Glove.. $3.98 . 27x54 Jelvets...$1.95 36x63 $35.00 Sich doenteet tale and tile hain lon wen eeee ‘ Qxi3 Seamless Heavy Quality Axminster Buge $1 69 9-Piece Walnut Suite; buffet, china, table, five $ 1 4 5 oer's Miti, . . 5-Pc. Solid O j , @X- t Mit, sc med $6.95 83xi0.6 Seamless Heavy Quality Axminster Rugs...... $42.50 $45.00 tnnsion table four chairy opholsteredecte”. $3200 aich. Mitt, prof. mod. $8.65 : 50 9-Piece Walnut Suite. large buffet, pedestal ex- © age 9x12 Seamless Fringed-End Velvet Rugs............--- $24 $ ae ae $ ; Rackels, gut strings, 9Bc ‘tad belt R in new pati cess ee 295 tension table, china, five chairs and armchair. 195 $59.75 5-Pc. Walnut Dinette Suite; pedestal exten- >} DUTC ' f Axminster ladsnecscccest Qe 9-Piece Massive Walnut Suite; buffet, table, $ : sion table and four box-seat chairs, uphol- $44.50 Kmooth oH OVENS 4 co epochs pot =», enlincilan scam > $425 china and six chairs with mohair seats 295 aes | , f aS 9x12 and 8.3x10.6 Seamless Velvet Rugs in wanted colors $19.75 $8 5 0) Sees teen on ce. eine 6 eee $59 5 [ New M odel Re frigerators Sacri fi ced | mt \ victe” ae) 3 _ | ieee >) sa NGF | txiz sample A1- Wool Wilton Bags.. | Hundreds of Odd Pieces Sacrificed | Pie = 11.3x12 Heavy Axminster Rugs . Former $17.50 Refrigerator; white enamel lined T7e i. 9x12 Heavy Cork Burlap-Back Linoleum Rugs Price $25.00 Side-Icer Refrigerator; white enamel lined..... -.- $19.50 Inlaid Linoleum, sq. yd., ..... 95c Cork Linoleum, sq,yd, SS¢ | $450 Magazine Rack; walnut finished; decorated $49.75 Side-Icer Refrigerator ; one-piece porcelain lining. . $39.00 Remnants Felt-Base Floorcovering, 1 to 10 yards, sq. yd... 29c $5.00 Aquarium; wrought iron base; 2-gal. crystal bowl. . $85.00 Side-Icer Refrigerator, all porcelain inside and 00t $68.75 | : ga each -Base . $9.75 Occasional Table; decorated JORCOVERING Bie Free 18x36-inch Mat with uss Fee me $27.50 Walnut Tea Wagon; removable tray f tens. Rian 3ac k | Sedpoane — —. $5.50 Golden Oak Rocker; comfortable arms Clean Sweep in the Bargain Basement | surface. $8.50 Mahogany Console Table; heavy, sturdy frame.... $4.95 S yards. $22.50 Mahogany Occasional Chair with cane seat & back $14, $15.00 Occasional Chair; velour seat and back F — Sele a = . $21.00 Occasional Chair; extra strong frame. fancy $15 and Other Odd Sample Bed Springs, Full size; choice $4.50 3 F OR $1 = & ‘Former arms; velour seats ees $35 Brass Beds; full size j $29.00 Coxwell Chair; upholstered in fine qual. tapestry. . $14.75 $25 Golden Oak Pedestal Table .. Price eee evr eeeeeea er ee ee & Cie * 4 Ay $22.50 Three-burner Gas Cooker with oven and splasher $55.00 Mahogany Secretary, colonial style $36.50 ' DI) CTIONS | 3 $28.00 Four-burner Gas Stove with splasher. White enamel doors $19.75 $47.50 Three-Mirror Vanity in walnut veneer ro. aa a fete Closets erg Le nae "ge ee: 2 . $44.50 Gas Range with oven and broiler. White enamel door panels $34.50 aw ‘ Le eee ee | $59.00 All-ename} Gas Range. Oven, broiler and utility drawer. ..$44.50 We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps = ok ny yn oe aca sereseneasss* $11.50 **e*eenreee carton 88c a 3 $125 Moore’s all enamel Gas Range. Glass oven doors. Thermometer $85.00 150 3.P 5 : , er, pkg. now.. Se | $45.00 Combination Range, 4-bole coal top and 3-burner gas top. .$54.50 | $ c. Bed-Davenport Suite; velour covering......., $69.50 ine, 50-ff,... . gi A small deposit holds any purchase—storage free until wanted. = \ S “Walnut” or “Mahogany” indicate veneer or color only, except No. 2 can... j~™ Pay when you are ready for it on our extended terms. | pe §=helpers — cooks, - SCs and others for 7 j ' Sy Benge Bi BiB pia, ast aia jee ao. cS q . ee | MOO ase 7 te Mie. py i ped Pe Bee te Re: sf i , ttm en O ge %: , 4 can ¥ ~, . s 36 PORCELAIN-TOP TABLE—with white enamel frame and large cutlery drawer. 310 MATTRESs—45. Ib., all cotten, in colored art tick. Roll 8S END TABLE new design in red or green, decorated, — __ s¢ OVAL RUGS Extra heavy Axming« ster, 27x54-inch size $6 SEWING CAR« INET—Priscilla style with hinged top. In $14 BOUDOTR CHAIR -—Large size aa shown, im eretonne with Spring seat, a a" ¢ _—> fT ee 2 Tee | a |B ILA) / ad ~gs CA ATS)) A % “ r sa - a 23 * Yo 7h aa - ; eae i eee i P sahin! ais — * eal NES hae & Neggeensea Ma > om . Ser. an TUE: ~ u ry tr betes es ae A te a Tag SS aN 2 Rapes pO BSH ESE SE ieee Saal ”~ Sa a a os ae fai" oe noe . on lettin is we nant . ote ns se Sail SE ttl occ Bite its ae Pisani 1.285 aN BS elise at. ox tae) oe aR Che et ree , een y ‘ Ses ta Ne iG ne May eelcetgn ae nering 3 taps ARE a tee WO ka Ste apie Heche Ne a ae ates Sia vein at PEE caine has eae arte Ln 8 Sima ry * ig Pes ? he wa cic tay aiken so eae OL ae aR TR ee te oe ° - ‘ oe - NORR, S6% ae eee ee ‘ i eee exe Pies al is BS a : {AIS es ape? «counter ones ze ae? a 23 Sa me is oo ei eee a oes ™ eblavidoA MO. 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I LOUIS POST- DISPATCH | WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1929__. mee + €- ela’ ; | f the Clyde liner Shawnee and era mos smn cae | ss ain = (COMPARAGRAPH FAILS |* “for ems wemasa 2 SSS = PROPERTY FOR $46,000 | c= i=terests were planning apart-|U | Wet eee ots eee ee ‘$s there. new | Directed Verdict Frees President | ) ; | r ~ , verte . uildinge on the grounds would be : ie | , FO eg ~ gasigeon 1 ge once - 7 panini inte si an apartment but Is Denied to Secretary of iwho was on her way to @ Ssanita-| Buildings May Be Used as converter ate =. cage | Organization. | rium vent for a' « ° 2 to underzo treatm ~ > & — ~ “*> % mo eee bs r = > Apartments. house, he said, if the school pro | ' By the Associated Press. dieess “wes. net known T* > i ‘ . ? — Pe, ? +. + or hs : pane ditte ~— a ‘ st coe ~~ es $i 6: esi i ¢ 27 . ~ ae ae , i : ' a & As &S mame (;allaher of Mexico yesterday pur- Gallaher is a re presentative Oi vai . ; ot > ie Sa P oe — | Jud —_ Walt: - Cc. r indieyw yesterd 2y } oa at d a search of her stateroom chased the buildings and grounds| the Nevada Building and Loan As- id Velasco Denies a: ma a ee ee co eager Reeamse eae ; Pein Set aes : nin tien thich held rt nae — : -y _— |directed a verdict of not guilty in! of Synodical College, which closed] sociation, © hich heid es mortgage Joldup: Tells Why He VW as | ~ ua waibe i . & y Ldn tomtine, ta aameinie wulct ite doors last June. for $46,0090,{/on the property and also was a 4 ’ | behalf of Simen Gorman, business | Ee ce eine’ tieander ’ »m be ‘ 1 Synodica! ,ard at Scene : (of fear of mientai cisorcer. her said after the sale that the] of Trustees. The college was one | Fulton Board of Education wasof the oldest in the Middle West. RE Aa oh ater eo oe ee Ey Pe eee al Fg en oe ee ~ ~ sme > - a a i tad disclosed two notes indicating je DEC eel Yr | p R all aa oR s m ‘ | By the Associ2ziec rPrtss. + 4 ' sociation membde — : : WASHINGTON, Apru 4 . oo - . % . 7 % " yers’ Association and one of 35 as- | Reports on Firing on Norse Suip. ' " Se For Three Days—Beginning Thursday Parchment Calling Cards ‘eo o* + * - a Ye) ; - ~ .... the Vogue Today 7 fe 100 Card 50 Card eeohip of a pistol “ound om," LEAPS TO DEATH FROM LINER © and ng ; $2.75 and Geos : $2 traced to Velasc a that the alee — or the + > se . ey ~y BR an oi all MI, Fia., April 10.—Fear o Wl « ‘oe » eo”. ° _ o* .* a. — +. as * a> ws or. @ Smart Cards of genuine imported parchment, in distinc- tive par.cl effect. Lettered in “Raisdletter” process that resembles engraving ...in Pekinese, Japanese and other popular styles. WEDDING INVITATIONS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS device measures and. heiemeens | Se 4 eo EOS BOSD 4S BEDS + * ‘ >)". . *.?. ae . 2 | 12:20 Noon 12:05 Midnight 7-35 4am. Stops at nzgigwood 6/0 to GI8 WASHINGTON AVE hen he sa y man (Brod ior aa NEW HOUSE GALLERIES Ar. Chicago 6:50 pas Gr. Chicago 7:35 am and at Forty-seventh Sareet KINGSHIGHWAY AT McPHERSON WY, aaah ~A . : 2 ce FON 8 Aig DOA a IE aR ie 2 8 te te reams. Bap. Ce eee, a verre. Tle ae — lk-and-cotton Sizes ¢ to 9 _——a, . ee 3 eee ae ae | ” oD ag inches wide, slig Widths A to E Oe ee a ee | | Me Be ’ . F. of soc grades. —s eS ee Sage A ieee ‘on h : a vat-dye colors, 38-Inch ‘ At, ‘ Vad .i io ad lepine belt sian nig vr io gine he ia >> en, * wey 5 xt he ees + Co ve tobe ws es wes esd LENSES. 25 4 scornsi-FuneRALs-N0W ory thanks to the blend, ‘mildness Custom of Passing Bottle Has ee ae — oe is achieved without loss of good taste! | Chesterfield Week Funeral of Cardinal Gasquet. es «ss mild enou h oT an bod | y The Associated Press. 5 RUME, April 1°9.—F v « _ ij . ~ S ai SeéTy- eee and yet THEY SA EXPERT EXAMINATION INCLUDED today were attend # Litcerr & Myers Tosacco Co. OE AONE I es i Re = tag €

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eae re tee AY, APRIL 10, 1920. __ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 217 a al | 1 8 a : ae , & | James Cruze-Betty Compson Split. | 3 LESTER JONES, GEOGRAPHER ae2 = Pe ingland, * ee: a a RP _ ST. Sat POST- DISPATCH _ | ) — HiOLLYWOOD, Cal., April 10.— | le] cas On : : PS %: “ me; his wife, the actress, Betty Comp- | ansiated ints nan’ lan- ee aS é : ee oe. a8 - son, have agreed to disagree, They | Director of U. 8. ye ‘oast es Geo- | guages and printed in scientific pe- - . | oaks Zi are living apart. They were mar- | detic Survey Was Gassed While | poajcats alt over the world bi -_- = . . ny, . ma ried six years ago. in Air Service. | hh: 1d been a member of the Board “ r ty a” | 'y the Associated Press, we Trustees of the National Gee- , ; WASHINGTON, April 19. + | graphic Society since 1921 : ; * ah ester Jones, director of the Unit- While overseas he was gassed on En Be | States Coast and Geodetic Sur- the western front, and had required > : x We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps _constant treatment —w i et al Nee Ree Chek d yesterday. He had been In n 1919 Mir. the dim- tinction of being th: fires post and nander of tt&% in Legion: He was one_ gi hington first Jones won for 10° years since re-; as service With | department con |; Americ: menrbers of a Was up which formed the r of what was later to bd American Legion, and As of the Washington dele Gover! it and scientific mis-j| gation to the St. Louis convention One of the last of these; at which the legion was organize? | Was ‘a connection with the Inter-| he drafted the cround work for um pational Geographical Congress of | preamble which was there adopted. salth Irom oversee Air Ser im ill he turn gr THURSDAY !—a emctas Puvahase a0 la | ~ “ ‘i es, who was 53 vears old, the ger lition to his work with the Coast | administrative } er: chapt« nea ee as yee che 3 a -larRRR tur te are . ‘ = na aA Nf ISRO LO MBO I PS cit Oa IE A NIRA NN ONE RE A ee ns N leet a Aaa IAN ay, and scientific Survey, had been aj ccme thi important | chairman Staal Geodetic ri sets of a*’number of ~ x — "4 a”) Ber ne oe + € Ys + = >, ee tee Cee AE ee as es ne . — ae . D oy er a: erry ers ‘hs aig ou ie i oo . ‘ m4 ne ety oy 5 ry Ae i OFS dees slink: bs 5 J i ay, fe34 eR He rs Ne on 3 Re ee & " Ee » vi anes, 5 amit ie ha ’ re et Wha eh eee ie PRP od. , ete We Watote . i nib t iets FOE Aes ee SR ee Pee sy gt dh, WAM wn Pig, 3 a a HOP +> ome 1: te : wk “a 7 ows a a aps a ~ pa Dey yi Sat, 4 ada pie i ut A Le. ty EE LOWE, F Risiaes WEE siete ; fae ERT Remereets Peg NR eh. ohana AEE. Pekar ie amid tae v8 as 5 6 AO; SONI MEE RS pf ae Dae sae sh ata pis *, A aid date aed: a. ‘ % we ee. or te ee yy Ye eeteeees i aan aay italia tk AB SOS ange 70% oe : i Carers : ie OG Lat PBS a - BOYD-RICHARDSON ~ OLIVE @ SIXTH SSUBWAY STORE No Charge Accounts ee es Se eee Lee > oe eae ree Se Se Sern ee Se er Oe er ee Beautifully Figured PRINTS in Clear, Bright Colors! Lovely Pastei Shades for Spring and Surmrmer Wear? Ciever Print Combinations q@ HUNDREDS of distinctive printed patterns to choose from... new pastel shades... dozens of attractive styles for misses and matrons... : and workmanship and fabric quality rarely found a J5¢ Hosiery $ a 1. war Sts oh ee " ‘ _- 6B -o:.4 a ae ‘ ew ee yee er ‘” ig sata he Set Seth et a. et a em uis at 12: Big or ago, (Dearborn ) ot Enelowoodiejatine) enth Street Station, tte, Pete, Sosa vi Aiine 5 Athletic Shirts A special ‘ot of mer- cerized knit Athletic Shirts. Exceptional pei arts eee i. Rees Mebane R mh Sa ee oe ‘ tus : 4 Rees: ih Rags igh 40 Ta E? WOE, 4: dead no ol SNe Va TA Ee 4 7 = #e > v¢ ae Oe at FA a Be SZ * ll ee ana Bali Sei | at this low price! Special purchasing makes this in fancy patterns. P ike z } ‘ c a Plain colors and value possible. Thursday is a good time tor you black in’ lightweight to fill all your inexpensive Spring and Sum mmer a dress needs. 4 ag gre daus* aT ss $1 and $1.50 > Neckwear for Large selection of good silks in colid colors and new patterns. Wool lined. y As to Colors— Almost every imaginable shace for Spring and Summer is included, as well as navy. C;ood patterns, and colors. Well made. al allie a a ne a ae ee Basement Economy Store 35c Webbing Collars 15° 50c Golf Balls Slight seconds of a well-known make, each > - > 715c and $1 2 Track Pants for> Some seconds. — Ms 2s ‘ % me ‘ R x ah _ a ee . > poe 4 Lal bo 6 Chintzes | Baltvwood C — ‘s bas Agta yt ant Sy¥e A special purchase of first quality Golf Balls. Kecess and mesh markings. 7/> - Fancy patterns, good fabrics. $1.00 All sizes. 2 Hosiery ‘r $ Silks and silk mixtures in black, plain colors and neat patterns. Slight seconds. Are Offered at printed in dainty floral patterns. Vat-dye eslors. Print Crepes ~ ty ins 69c Seconcs of 36-inch rayon- and-cotton. Flat Crepe, of the $1: grade, printed in new designs. Color-fast. Dress Crepes a 39c Silk-and-cotton Crepes, 36 inches wide, slight seconds of soc grades. Printed in vat-dye colors. 38-Inch Voiles dy goes 25c Normandy Voiles, woven With metallic dots. in Scroll or floral effects. G:inghams Special, ree. .] 5 Summer Wear @ Lightweight ... full cut . - amd cool. Of elastic | ribbed cotton, in ankle, mii. 34 of athletic knee length : Li\i;\\\b style, with short sleeves. \y Sizes 36 to 46. Basement Licenem s Tots’ Silk Dresses >] 9% Becoming Frocks of good quality crepe de chine, trim | med with dainty smocking of and shirring. Pastel shades. - wear. of the year! ‘This low price is for THURSDAY ONLY! Georgettes, Yard, $1.39 Evenly woven, firm quality. In plain colors, for Spring. 98c Tub Silks, Yard, 59c Printed Tub Silks, in a variety pretty colors for Summer Washable Rasement Eeonemy HBaleens In Sizes 1, 2 ands... - - SE el eS oe eee ee ee ee ee a a eo oe eral models. fords, in black and tan. Six good lasts. Extra quality leathers. All sizes. Stere HRasement economy Stere

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wnhieen the tins tact n Na ee rerio. ic al aS ’ ake ern aaile os PrN : Rp AOE RS IN ABST ag ore ni ec cana FS PA , blab ‘ side "CL cemath oseldll - * . ¥ ¢ es 4 2 = eS bs : : Be, r ce, oe — ¢ 4 - a y ry Re Sf e Bay See ee $e | AEN iM aa ae ey ae q ee #c y oa some POST-ISRUTH WE x05 ion OK fraorainaire q The Exhibition Hall has become a land of enchantment ... where on every hand booths of exotic beauty display the exquisite bewitchmenis that contribute to feminine beauty. Each in his or her modernized setting, rep- : resentatives from your favorite houses . « » will answer your individual beauty questions ... daily between 9:30 and 5:0 . preferably during the morning hours. Daily at 2:30 P.M. Thursday: Primrose House Day. Miss Alice Behan will lecture on the care of the complexion as practi ced in the Primrose House. 3 ; Friday... Saturday... & Helena Rubinstein Day kilizabeth Arden Dey Other Representatives Will Be Present From Dorothy Gray . Harriet Hubbard Ayer Coty, Inc. Richard Hudaut Vax Factor Houhipant, Inc. Doraldina, Inc. Parfumerie St. Deni: Roser & Gallet : Exhibition Hall—Ninth Floor Miss Boyd’s Better Kitchen Service Program for Thursday Will Interest —. Many... Pianto Attend! Breads, Puddings and Sauces. “What We Should Know About Flour.” Subject: Lecture: Demonstration: Baking Powder Biscuits; Brand Mul- fins; Old-Fashioned Ginger Bread; Whipped Cream Sauce. Lemon Sauce; The Program Begins Promptly at 2:00 P. M....in Our Modern Aitchen on the Seventh Floor Evertast Fabrics A Wealth of New Prints and Plain Colors ...Sheer and Heavier... Sum- mers Everfast Fabrics Are Here Special Models Are Displayed @ They will help you decide how to make your own chic costumes and frocks from these bright new fabrics. .\ special Everfast representative is present, too... itor two weeks... to help you with fashion suggestions. The new Ever- fasts include a variety of cottons and linens .. 39e to $1.39. Wash Goods Section—Third Fleer 3-Day Sale of Homemade Candies Regularly 50e¢ Lb. Thursday, Friday and Saturday ... Lb. SC 2-Lb. Box, 65c 3-Lb. Box, 95c @ Made in our own clean, modern Candy Shop—these Candies enjov a wide reputation. ‘ihe assortment in- cludes Caramels, Wrapred Nougat, Wrapped Butter- scotch, Cocoanut Bonbons, Cocoanut Haystacks, Maple (larame! Bonbons and other kinds. Main Floor $5 to $6 Corsets Bien Jolie and Bonita Models $3.79 A Group Thursday at . @ Both are styled in the uplifting and flattening effects. They are fashioned of handsome brocades with deep gusset of elastic to con- fine the hips and baek.. Some mod- els have rayon swami tops... others are all brocade. Fitth Meare Save on What You Spend... = 4 _ , « = , RL OOS Peet eee rst @ Dressmakers, house- ees ccvicinasteiieemiiscecepeiaiess, ne PAT are Designed after the aris‘ f $193.50—2-Pc. Solid Mahogany Suites; $350—2-Pc. Suites: covered in antique . $269.50 $407.50—Louis XVI Wal. Vereer $17.50—Kinney-Rome Beds; full size; o oes nen — _ ff caitorial Pa: Daily Cai ceaceceneet et a PPAR TWO. I CKERDEFEA lit 0k RNTING CON nendment Leni lege in His Hands Down—State Pure Bill Engrossed by S DGET MEASURI NEXT_TO CON ——— pvision for Trans Tax Supervision ER pected Today. Jast Three More Days to Attend The 8-Day Furniture Sale Be among the thrifty ones who share inthis Spring Home-furnishing Event! Many special groups! Newest styles! Exceptional savings! You may buy on our convenient plan of 10% cash—balance monthly. No interest or . @ extra charges. Ay , By ¢ LRTIS A. BET a ff i orrespondent of u Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY. Ap ral purchasing bi $395 9-Pc. ee Suites — he cent ; : a ©) ry :. per | EF A it Gg ngrossment im th nits way & | ae -" “ . ’ a ‘ : ary -—-— - 4 % . : Special Group of Pur ee $15. = Georgian period ... 0 wohl = $ | Cian ‘=a come wholly new til a i“ . a : a veneer in rich nut brown finish iesterday , leaders in the I again this season. In 7m goog’ oats in dark, light ots So id pelts. Qual- SK on -turdy hardwood. ny nen h yf Effort for the adoption of 7 | y an eauty that we have seldom offered at such ee with hand-carv anel front & ae rogram of r ol ac k, natural and a saving SS Se 7 sg nis 5 , se a "aed (rnment, Ww! ‘ a: . Sox «80 t e = 4 ale . navyv—for streets and ee : . . -anivtelll : ? PR . . oS itiat ‘i b* (,0V. . fuse sports. ‘AC ase $300-9-Pc. Suites; of solid wal., wal. Sites os: es fast night al 0% CASH wit reccrve tiene aie Dies ae aN veneers; Carpathian elm panels... © i i an attempt to restore t \ od ‘ a aA Ti ‘ a ‘aia Pa oe ae oi s i : - “eee ‘ , i ie 7 lated oe Mais ms oe Bela tm our Cold Storage Vault without charge, ad- eR $225—9-Pc. Suites; of wal. and aba- BO! to effective forme ol ane val ian i Ay aitiona!l Payments to be made regularly every 30 days. Bats dire veneers with raised plaques. . 1 avetiinieer * = mie rd de | a lace and Ree . “ e W a 7 441” iy Sie ribbons — vers J Fourth Fleer sae $600—Louis XVI Suites; mahogany ein and the success Of dressy. Pi Se and buri maple veneers........... purchasing bill Bes , Ree sa] clos cin, t2 Fifth Floor 4._ re Peng ters in the Sal Wis = LIVING-ROOM FURNITURE cod conviction that IS ~ ae — “ ae slation ki be sav ° TS — rnor would send on Qt ste ¥ $149.50—2-Pc. Mahos. Living-Room 109.3 ern ae aaniee ae UnIor nsem es SCISSOrS Fe Suites; in damask or mohair...... $ ne ae ee measure , pendine t It is pot proba pie, howe , pessuge will appear o1 .° will even state ‘tthe Senate bill would eau to hin Hie refu with linen frieze reversible cushicas, $169 ) green damask; carved top rail : $195—2-Pc. Overstuffed Living-Room | sterday to alter his gos Slightly 1 r po Suites; in mohair and linen frieze $159.50 bee proper for te $120 to $2.00 Grades oat $165—2-Pc. Bed-Davenport Suites; a 5 mp ee e* with club or wing chair.......... wislature Rut im the peculiar” erring income and inbet Egupervision from the at treasurer. and which we Pinate from the central f ‘bil a provision to -tak } gion of state printing fr tarv of State Becker. In Accord With Be hold and hand sewer’s a E: ih has tect ta Ab Scissors and Shears. me . ar Peow is in effect oe nickel finished, highly ae BEDROOM FURNITURE fin bs. seeks to aval pemenian ag eet wih "See 4 from ceruneueallal The frocks are oi $200—3-Pc. Bedroom Suites; of fig- stions on the bill, & ~ o te. My, : Main Floor whee ured walnut and rosewood veneers. . lasked for his views by E P. = ee r ‘Bena ra a wee +'4 ago. reece or repp Saae $257—4-Pc. Suites; of wal. veneers; the a lop ‘tion of amendne eae. with satinwood veneer top drawer.. sould eliminate prowiale the new Aik foul Suites; 7 pcs., including twin beds. finished in walnut effect.......... Electric Irons Six-pound weight: ful- ly nickel plated, with back rest and attrac tive colored handles. Complete with 6-ft. cord Seventh Fleer ater qx - . OE RS j ee he ey Ss @ Tungsten ... in- SR Je fr 3 nd Sita ate iat | Sic 4 ostecd a ae No er ey > . pear shaped styles Very special 15. 275. 40 Wat l6e 50. 60 Watt. lie oe Wee... — 25, 50 Flame Tint .2ee Serenth Fleer Wire Standard Grade Price PerYard 24-Inch Width...... I2e 26-Inch Width...... l3e 28-inch Width...... Ife 30-Inch Width...... l5e Hardware Section Seventh Fleer Handmade and Hand-Embroidered Gowns . Specially Purchased - Offering Countless Saving Specially Offered at 88c @ Very lovely little inexpensive cotton Gowns that one can send often to the taundry without un- Dainty stamped and finished articles ... for personal use ...for*bridge prizes that may be individual ... for gifts at unusual savings. Many Charming Novelties in the Sale of Art Needlework These recommendattor Stcord « per the argume had be ae ‘anci nig agal nrowgra%m. and wi eter ; a svTTre nder by P@rnor to Becker. ‘They PMrencthen Becker’« po P Provided a means by Ww ‘ter Ralph. minority ft! 'Was able te lineup -the ‘ Dublican side of the | P Recker. There were a ‘Tons ves hich the Repul pporting. & rize no statemet It t« generally Tha he wonléd he 5 ~ - r the budget bill wa . rar : easiness. They are daintily - - ar ee ae mem, compos —* faces ...$l Peut the transfer of the fashioned of white and colored * ight Frames, to be decorated ........ $1 PYision. but he appears cotton material¢ with os $1 Dressed Pincushion Dolls, blme only..... 2 for $1 risk antaeontel ‘ . 7 a 7 Ee 1] - * inc « - th : v plique designs. All were laun- o9c Gaily Papered Hosiery Boxes, 12 rack... 3 for $1 Phe teh dered before leaving the Phil- ippine Islands . .. and will not fade. Ali regular sizes. $1.59 Needlepoint Footsto Lingerie Section—Fifth Fleor 59c Stamped Hems'd Pillowcases for crochet. 2 pr., $1 $2 Stamped Set of Quilt Blocks, 20 12-inch bl ocks, $1 5S9c Stamped White er Baby Dresses, 2 for $1 to be completed. 0 ae The budget bill i on © ™al -alendar for eng pte Senate and may Repu biieas ocratic suppe tnda- +t. ; a 91a Ps oe S Bttle Tier 39c Stamped Dry-Well Towels ES SS 4 for $1 ie triking out the $1.95 Raffia Porch Pillows ...................... $ tees to be tnkén am o9c Cretonne and Crash Pillows..........._._. 2 for $ B@4optI0n of an amend tr 2 | d 6 : $1.59 Stamped Krinky Spreads... $1 Diy Ralph and ao eee OLOTe ass 69c Stamped Taffeta Purses for quilting.....2 for $1 iy nates Cave, Demo 69c Stamped Colored Bridge Sets............ 2 for $1 F th. «oa Pac is <a I) ; S f 59c Fabricoid Card Table Covers............. 2 for $1 P22d one um meses = immer Oets $1.29 Boudoir Novelties, various kinds...” $1 pet. restoring to the 2 ear 2oc Stamped Colored Striped Towels......... 6 for $1 ‘ evistonn stricken 6 “sauna ater soc Stamped Colored Voie ata ae 2 for 31 7 oa ies aaa ae 25c Stamped Quilted Pillow Patterns....__.. 6 for $1 nantes teal $5.95 25c Stamped Kitchen Shelving 29c Stamped Rayon Hosiery and ‘Kerchief Cases. 5, $1 o9c Needlework Packages, good assortment, 2 for $1 * . 59c Stamped Voile and Dimity Curtains. A™er the question feo the Demecrats will ) Store the tax supervil that tesce the CW be waged, @ Choice of green or rose col- 49c Cretonne Laundry Bags................ ae for $1 pg ker had able mi] or im octagon shape—for your 29c Stamped Voile Pillows, assorted shades. 5 for $1 fenat. veateedae aa bridge luncheons or dinner $1 Stamped Feit Pillows or Bags............ 2 for $1 Ronrchemne nan parties. Included are 6 dinner <4 $1.95 Sewing Baskets, round or cval ............ $1 zz the aol oo : plates, 6 salad plates, 6 bread and butter plates, 6 fruit plates, 6 tea cups and saucers. | sugar bowl, 1 creamer. 1 meat dish, 1 vegetable dish. Seventh Fleer Cicths . $1.59 makes 45 and 54 In. Linen Luncheon e@eeescouyweecese & oe Bee Bees eS es Art Needle Work Section—+Sixth Fleer es controt of trough whieh he has. . tien of many thous ne "Sch bleanial period | | Re®spapers ef the & —%2t°3 for office value “ural Rewsng per sti pp 7+ + + _. and Becker © 'o lose ft, si Oh a conten etl phere ented, and tr

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(st. LOUIS POST- “DISPATCH | CRTSY ARTI ONT) Onsntan, Editorial Page Daily Cartoon =I , ee — le , a BUOY Et Rae sted Re a ea SRL Ma oa eee ST. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1929. _ Be aa ca PAGES 19—24, — eas a es = — aa _ = et En fe ON COOL Ne IE PEXERDEFLATED. HOOVER CONSIDERS rome samme tay ALL NATIONS BUT Sse f Se and Hi a roe DAWES APPONTED Ml I0 AttP President's View Said to i, Been Sent to, « — san U ) AGRE I) WT pe le bw ye f eA: ie ‘vk isis eS we see Se Nl Oe Et “ —— ae eens fe te te ea Provision for Transfer Of | presiaen Hoover. and + Leonie ow , . ‘aa % 4 fe , —_" ; . . ‘ : -* ; : *: trie Associate ] }’re ss CS WAO share state Stimson, 3 is known to By t ishing vent! - paperviston to Be |have gone ‘ the disarmamthe American experts on the dental knows. lt was sO noisy that Mrs. Stimson decreed that it be |sador to Great Britain was made fy its engross™: nt m he bed siders the ub of the problem. ‘Germany hearlmiy appro Lf} ation in we admine-s.ricken sy yrmm it seeking a final repara- left behind when she and Secretary Stimson left Manila for the Uni- ‘today at the White House. spday, leaders in the legislative | aieditest: een Coulerts. Hogg pact i eee 7 : has become deli-| ted States, but Stimson, on “The 6 that the parrot was gens | The @nnouncement was mede mefort for the adoption ot com The present stalemate is the r or. ms - sas = a af REE Be ceernss, rs a Mi cate. All Germany’s creditors are | without him, cabled to have The Old wens secheanerenaies Bee ‘after receipt of word from the hensive program oO! ais = sap aaoneae sete Og he seaman : a State Department that the British oom Suites ‘the Stute govern: nf. hn} - sa Is ry f ‘ ee . Sy] Bae eens , ‘ ~ : | si : : : : - | a ‘ iil rat , 1 OOO COO 0090 Inarks Use of U. 8. Bank Notes Helps | he Senate next week and after Dieene was made by. such a clos and it is anxious to b vrell st st: Ee rs: and, 1 O . +} , ‘ : a A : 01 ies ” : ox ' , a lifferen sition They are mere | ($2925 000.008 unnually. ; Spread of age ngagp Curre are ‘sk lits confirmation such leave of ab- S395 09 mergin and the success of tne ces _— pha vi : ti , eee si i tem aoa : ‘ee : sa : ia b ade prs ST as se pay vom aad os ’ _— —o ume hus France’s concession to scale | —_ ubli Rng on (the Ne w Y my World sence will be given the new Aim- , | aii ithout any authority! gown its expected remittance on | ceanyene tet Fost Te re _Genera} | Passador as is necessary for him to Covernment, which lime} this account seems to insure the | GENE A, Feats ‘ ae r sie a : complete the work of reorganizing esponsibility for permit-| Belgian demand for compensation | U5° % ARDCAR, PORE BONNE FF the finances of Santo Domingo, up- - ‘ Len ? : i he . ni: a . : f / jes 2 Tit ec] s a 4 ‘ ad ‘} } ws \ ' ‘ . ‘ hb fn A Mash 8t {. ca ~4 Se ‘ “IYI . 7a) . ~y left ¢ : Z | y } > § > ¥ © | a4 BeSSCU ' tate see uxiliary cra ial ict cs are bound to! hamvered bv ‘locust ts but Ay EE. apres for worthless German currency tert ‘one of the most fruitful causes of | °” which he is now engaged. — = lotion ‘ouF¥ , we aq ij th i i i i i : ‘ ‘ i . oR » ep oe ny ' : J ‘ } LAKE i . Branlted ; | country after Tne war and lob “t ae 1 activities of interna- | that is completed about five weeks 3 : . - +} 4 , shit tl , fre? ey, j P . 17} Bars } if j bs j 1} Ti ae ‘ 4 j ~ 4 erie . “4 ry} +} ry) mnwnin «7 ’ ‘ (Liles. ' ; ‘ : mS . ; Le ae a ‘ - ~ emanate és ? : ses ra . re hj a a meeovernor sen Oe ; a ai, ; “ he tfallan ciaim to snare li! the | : Se | hence, he will return to Washing- oom : ) om Ame & Jtalan cli —— tional counterfeiters who an . a SIO. 50 measure t¢ he Senate } Epport | we" ee See arse > Ee eae | oe oe m of War debt totais, based On! rengrations proper. pater i ene of dollars in _|ton to confer with Secretary Stim- ; . . " 54 . ecw" | et ‘ _ ' i. Lilp 7 4 * + ee . _ ct iy? Yr) * «yr } , (eo 1 2 ‘ i ‘ ’ . ‘ ae Mahe meusur nding there. Pacifist Organizations Direct Prop- CUBA T0 BILD POWERFUL uments signed by ie various | No aaa: ota 1. ae | a regarding British-Ameorican >. ; , ‘ t by, (>! eLlmines isis SAvoOrN r nui ~~ a , yd che HA Ss VU a; ’ ’ lous ‘urrency, accore i ; - r : REE he rf | : - =e erninents, could not be touc eee : "or lc ae 'relations before proceeding to the 4 ” : -* ; one 4 , . | Piaeeed 58 F (cj rms arley. ‘ fj Tic “KS Vill me « 1d1ltior - re “ he ALKiTe ,f a7 ishicns. $769.50 ‘ meer. ‘ e y\nhnour er ¢hat 1 oo ; } ‘ i pari ‘ i : . 1, rs a 2 . Ab ( dre , ee , ; ne ; é ) ji ilatisi ict ' iti j bye appile a i pression of counterteiting WW hich sel ‘ uon of Dawes was mad 3 atl “\ +] j et us : . | we es 1} av — ; ‘ * " c eryY i 4 V4 a i . ae 5 i xe = 2 ; 3 : rr} ; a ” : " ! , “4 ; ' os 7. 7-Room ile ‘ Lter. but asked that the av be left | for \ 1s nternational a oe ee : Se. ge S10ns . nsions. The remainder} pyirty-three countries are repre-|CO™MMunication Was a es es a ke - - " at os 1. ‘ ry ; {or : 1s . . a if : 4 p n or _ rhs ’ . ; Scpiit . \ ‘ : Ait ti CA. i Le & 3 eS Lit i u : bia bh? . 1} : . “ ‘ as ' a “ae rei or is} . "a> r > riezre 159 () peercas ti | lf open for building the smaller va Hens re rectinge the ry 10} .U , . 2a eae = nig ee erga baw) il | aid uncon: dition isented at the conference. The | Prit sh F ore a Office t a eo ; tt ig not pro} Se niheuhg Toh this America ould n wanda e Learue of .Na ” 1. bv a fj rag 1Ca ie | pei % wie illy and devoted to settlement of | ITnited States delegation includes American Em re asKIng if ie >° me attempt to Mitel me ; r)¢ arn ray ying station rs us Bee , - ai Ami crvisirs AiG he ar : : te ys NE Fa ’ ¢ acceptle : . * asm C99 Sf — lagree and the conf: e ended inipreparatory d mament commis- | * Yorn ; 7 Re Se ee ee a | td ae Dt Hugh Wilson, Minister to Switzer- | Would be acceptable as the succes ‘ ~ i} Baecisiature. ese ie ; S ra EA ex Sere ie . [Dy Sanchez At} mmuni- Pe Sey SATS SESS mA Meanw hil: r. Hjalmar Schacht /|janq William H. Doran, chief of | 5°T to Alanson B. Houghton, whe P . il sf ' eh ‘ | itl ~' 4 si a‘ 1} i ° f a > aA; a4 - c , oe ; ; » ; ' liUwa 1 , . . ei »T 4 . Ata N \ = & la ‘ ¥ ow > ; : ¢ r?7 2 a ¢ > ry" . - ? Pr ‘ .« v — = Lap Cas he present time. | The league secretariat is f : eg Z : rere o ae pgp — afb er garaeseg : “og ea colleag' ues have/the Treasury Department’s secret a YE ee — = 8 at Hoover Eager for Accord. With thousands of tition nota | i PF. Young. whe s ch n ue is appeared at the | carvice, and Elbridge Rank, United | tates April 27. - Ae : : ; r ¥ on if ; ‘ » « : . 1» ‘ i? ; } “. ’ “yf : ~ ()Y*} Aci ’ ” ° } 7 th) « 13 ? 4 eT ‘ee | ry . . P € 7s ren . a -G experts tO re-/ pussia, Turkey, Monaco. Ecuador, Selection of Dawes. any 2 RAR en DER eae Semi theta Omi gor oe dit hat f fig : nined from voiunté abe ‘ | me | wee a | = , me . errs : oa is la ae th besa y , . ayvarni a ‘ ) an ©: cipal . irs v hile t >) ‘ ‘e qi > neir ee PF | Brazil and other countries VW hich | By the A sBor iated Prese. an -_ ‘ by , he bj " nf , ; ‘ oi . e “i j i . ; ‘ : eee ens or - } r) Son ve . » . “why . ) ey ¢y ’ ' i +} F ; : : é wers $749 ‘0 aos hi | t : cedil administration here is is for limitation of armaments | ve Chee ee ee eas omnecidel vith the. French con-/are not members of the League are| J ONDON., April 10.—Charles G. 2 : 4 ) iis Vv ic vv he VY Ural : ‘ ’ : ye r 1? ris bu ; Ope iL] , eSsill « foreea ] / , or. . . “4 r¢ ris ’ ; ewer. t t = wld “ ; , vite “) mms Or .% NT} . if) cee arryy: ’ , . « ns. j ryi}? . tc ‘ & - a3 fiet ai tae city i | , Ys Ae M ] ospil of Czecho-Slov a kia | aia British (,0O% ernment officials r cE . eel on per aritane ._ fered rh ad it 1POl ' neva O pres Dificiakly 1 | aa PEER GOS ad gga F. Young ne ‘Annet : indicate that they | ’ ’ Ljoweve \ ioove is sy! i- | cialis Songress, which urges _in vais mode aie” yeu ung, taking countries indicate La y | No American in public life could > ‘ ¢° iva: Ptreasurer, and which would elim- | = aa a 1 ; a pg ke nage 4 | V] taliat delegat r. [- | ieg hairman of the comm! | larate nore th: | Ou 6 ax POes ai sonia _—ee“S) have brought 1 Ul presidency nding ‘ompls disarmament | _: 2 se : a ask for not having insistec at} 000,000 of counterfeited money | post to which Dawes has been ap- | i« ee ee ee ed OE NA ernie: engl ac A _~ ‘ ‘ ~ ill a provision to -take einaa'y’ poese .w idea for a solution whic] ? International sUrea“u NS EXreRT a oli cai! | nt r. Schacht should make ; ‘fi- | during the three years ending in and Tenth Mleore ymon of state printing from Secre-|,, uld ist) equi nent orld ene bis las millions OF REPARATIO o rr sent a settiemen hic OCs ite offer 1 ie allies. The paper {4997 tary of State Bec ker, i ee . i oem : Tt on ond a Y . ad Sas , a? ; not a 6 ; 72a Va debts ‘he apPoAaA +MmMHOo? ~TIT) hea hig » for : . . ‘ , } at: } ‘ bowen . . . 4 t ii j c i. i LAL Sid A : Sla > Be } T~% 4 int} : _ the « lig. ei. In Accord With Becker. n oh bon, nil | headqua h ‘ mani With Owen BP. Young, wen ov? a loss of initiative by the allied del 1 torr?f il re , . ‘ ; + . +s ‘2 4 ' p Csralioy ana LO! > 2 / J ele Continued on Page 22. Colump 2. os : 5 These recommendations eT in) | accom : G ins i ri f ing m adeiegpates to ail ‘Ou! Chief of k:xpert ord with the argument: ch ouUlatioNn | | repre nt ari 1y the Associated Prese i been advancing against the tA a OD es aiuating tue; tory commission to hasten effectiv: DARTS r) ld —Former Secre- 7 pa a a bs Sell Sree | mreted as a surrend vy the Gov and f dividing navies int as ut luawry Of wi provides a suf- |, Fog? i pore se a ; rations ex-! jracre ak aie ae m ht ei | ic oe bor to Becker. They served Fories ai: i}! omparis . I nt “security guaranty” thi: ner on Tes nad | . : ry) - a , ie : gf — so tapes ss OF BOMBING IN HONDURAS methen Becke Morvville : ill without. a recor te : t} 8S yp ARN ER cd arene we Serre no M the transfer of the trax super- seta “= 7 oe Gain of More Than 81.000,00C in’ Canadian National freighter, Cal ic inevitahl, ¢ cv . if ii we i : 4 ’ i = . i c ma - ‘ al | » i i i AG ‘ ‘ AA th s on Re é ae - wr we : : = , cial . A » . i Phe P| j i ‘ “ision, but he appears disinclined - = Year in Postal Banks. ANA SEAS Ags | ied, cue . . not answer for their own sf r bite ' hor on hy ‘ ‘a* . " + : MPa 1? 6 « " ¥ “ ——" ’ . 4 . 7 ‘ am : . =a ci Lil i Ps cl Pi lh ‘ i? ‘ se as . ' ” ris - tea noe 2 a aie EE OIA n of the to be sentenced to i | . digs | 09 some mts Cemcsi 2 k aNnLagkoniz ing Becker by . . © * j : eciir MANILA, ee Lv, a V iil; : ’ elie tice ; ‘ iinet me ment. The personai autaoritv ¢ rne ' st; ‘Ss marines cestroving , one so publiciv xe ze iss , jJali tor two weeks Witn nar avot experts of 1] " : 4 “si . ‘ vane: . : ; ,Y \ a : ] . > 4 i = | aTrez The budget hill 3 - ‘ae eee aL bs — ee. , iis Erne See ’ Magistrate George Jay in police : al oe | : : iret hil es on } 1 * ne . ’ Payer : a4 le ; at t ; i iis consiaered sulficientiv great to ae ee ee lh esse : ; "¢ Cr OU € OT i é 17€7 3 . . 1] or ‘TS ‘ Liat i cata pia ‘ 17 ; ‘ So 1 ¢ ) iz 73 § ‘ . ; : , . . 4 _— . sai ; A ci ' ; at a6 ‘ ‘ . j Z P nal salendar for engrossme? in are Se | ee , EERE : make j ossible for them to rec- " at el Sr Ae : . rr? » ° / ings of ltfe. Lo such as Seni iG j » ; , sea oo Lax eo ° YY . ‘oy ; yorgry isions i te ane ' : 4 ; , ae . . . a4 ? Ls Le 7a ' norde : a Yision —— , : ‘Gees Pid LIT}¢ ’ i? } ie LD . 7 as disclose the firemen and ¢c HA é ie meet } ‘ Ciaimet by mit i TT Cos crepe asuletic| Carse coins were recordc: in| “2% timeloned the tiremen-and cm | the United States in no case will| Honduras and Nicaragua.’ Neither these we commend our ntna é *« a> é countries, however shack in that OoOmmMme! . 4 - ; * . ’ on Bale } . ' ‘ Yr ‘ 7 th tne ( Ob. anno Di aroen +: ; At 4 : . ©) : " ; ‘ thi ' j _ { aire " ‘ | . ane : ick LI hie ila; . ; ‘ saxt = : a { hae el oe ak to he keg ? Tt: used ‘ . pMdon : ae Pasa Cu SCTITPPUITLE ais t — pOLn Gagemand ana me Gdeposits 1! _ ut Di S40 1 auU0n 10 Cevernment has officials On of an 1dment "ere ‘ . , ee — dies rnely 2% nts. [t will hold t ’ es and 2 substitute offered Lines Broken. Ge meswe of the Phiippine|” * atures of the allied governments | Hopduran forces have co-operated | | W vsrvER Mortox Clothes ee | { i > Party iste: c.. amnerat T ‘ be sasinanen = visite ; sn ive. Democrat. ‘a Re Se —- Government PORTUGUESE PLOT SUPPRESSED i} i acreemnets Yea alone the border area Gifference in the purpose Party lines were broke Mon inough ti perts make some ; he outlaw hands . the amen a, nen i — amendment pa ie substitute, the Se agg 3 +g h : A , d : and the substitute, aMenamMenm , . ee : : : i Stites unerement ny ‘hich (sermany “a “ “ee i il Alias if 4 g “and one undoubtedly will be eed ] ter ecelvil yT1iS bead - AUSTRALIA PROT ECTS ANIMALS ALAN, pri ' 8 , L hrouch - ay at _ angio —_ ans : ; he o - Ape ECaAUSE p f € i é j rat € aii f Storing to the bill valuable | to 24 against it, and the Dear Ba » ; meshes res oars emenadeagntion sg reated f ee eee . -Provigi ; “i = ter @9 " Reutl . ‘ pelea cane r ; i 1 th 4 ; | band aa ¢3 fax supervision “ange trash ee : . expo! mwiralinn bird: eciins or ey ee ee ee PARIS, April —~Whatever be Company Formed to Hold Stocks LCTESTEA lhl 4 lne a are Mat issue > main fignt : act oul not ‘ONSLFUCE : é ; , fee cme sent ; ? Will ine i issue the mair , , and x a for profi ie adder oitiemein snnaeni Svar gn ert ivi}. ru ne of t) present negot! ' tm Tele graph Conmypihies. WAL il. ni tise Bele secu . ’ ’ rate ‘ ; 13 atin ; : = : ; ’ _ j Betker had ab support in the | statutes. Heh SLU Vy + ge wees nape nny et oa oe . i esi aes a a i ml aa *f LONDON ~~ te yesterday in the unsuccess-. i IVER . , He is, ee id oy ri q er sy y . e by ses oo * oe cre . ae oe >i? ie ; ty _ . - O10 aTaen Ad AU . pean uate . . “ate fort tO wreck the central | gation \ vat suet tN sad aiveenne Ss BEis-binvow Visits Italian hing — “Sing bill, the issue coming | tions givins cher Nu ee es aoe . the question of preserving to the prinungs ‘control of the printing, | McCawley delivered "MEK which he has the distribu-j larly strong defense 0! , cone , Wireless. Limited , . ws ‘ ; , Lal Su il “OHRCeSSSION ft ite?’ ies, AIliiied oF y thous: , lore | newspapers. Which Becker APT: 4 VATS ee — ' ; , oe j ble: nan esceermenys oC —_— I ' } pie * unteattion recentl: “ee : — ‘ rT , =25) aT ' lt: be ie rance by i hich that nation ar The new com pany was regis- h Ye Poh hl * rs ad oer 3 ; iit * + a i He CHET KU ; l- ; OMA Fist , ye ‘ pave the Becker amendment | but once mors . z Pe com svat ion to th und being | The King laughed his apprecta- ltempt to seale down their claims | similar present or future com ort #* : .* i ue , : : e 4 * a ad . one it une aftered na the | ers ma | ai: Moienh we ne “elias ! . the widow and her sun: Lion ‘to meet approximately German of- | panies, corporauens of bodies. ' Mera QOtiel riised it , ia » ths ; Y all ' ' is Assu0ria te 000 ! marks | impefia SE Rae A a th i os unas UU, roid King's ¢ hook to C aniate's Widow. LOME, Aprtl sing ctor e480 000.0 fruit vesterdayv i he resignatior . T is understood to | of a company called Cable and ee ta tina +e ete me Mert 1 AO Stet. optcmmen PeMeondment by Senator Terry. vil

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PAGE 20 ST. LOLIS POST-DISPATCH, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1929. + ee nm — - — ~ ~~ —— - — - —_ — nan a - oe CURB THE SALARY BUYERS. ber Powers. His persistes hie abusaie Be — BEDS bh ; _ Pe,’ Pye separ JAE age aa A NL A RN AOL [made ein Gernig EEE ee oe ods inca Pa ny ei oe ee YE ena i dle. Sis Meatee taal 4 THE PUST-DISPATCH PLATFORM ' khmew that @y reiirement wii make oo diftterence in its eardiaal priaciples: that it will aiwars fiat BAD eS gags feral ter pregress and reterm,. weter tui- erate injustice er curruption, alwas- cht demagevaucs of ali parties. — ~ in 1 wien oppese privileged classes and pubtix var ; om at , a Pe . > old. and immedi ee ae EES LSE PE Se ——— fe oie popular, being “with the peer. always remain de- _— al A 4 7 c wer +. lee , 3 aie ae : Sac . Fo into nearly every = ‘eted te the public welfare, sever COmmittie Pit Jurisprudence 1 Ai tomes aoe We ) ave: OD aJLOTTaNes x > * 4 Be the Western World except . Be sal . Ps ppears in English : under the aba novel was fi 29 years ecraey er pretntery pevert,r. : MA dei J ‘ ; ‘ Bute , : ae ws pape or ane , € res extremely = HOShLPH PLLITZER. T) alarv r t “s sc satisitied with mereiy printine ees: alwares be drastically inde- pendent: mever be afraid te attark “reas. whether by Predatery pla- es LETTERS FRO! mpeg 24 or seaggagye , ut Uigiih inver ne . or depressed below t! street level’ is |] i} | ae * : that made both Mann's ing eae 5 the now world-wide ie. or rather, It should not be d derstand why “In the Cockaiz sne” was not ® us 29 years a0 and t avail at ‘Matthew Jose s sographer of Zola, tells} introduction that the bog publish ed here now dec elining bigotry” in States. This can hardly cient explanation, since rather well over here @ ago. Perhaps if would right to say that 29 had not yet become get feted with @ sort of & : ; ty > 4 lues that wag then aire DOR : ‘3 s 2 Cee ee ing through Europe tn a can ae aan Bra, tgs form. No doubt the ~ : = : = woul4t have reached us later in any case, but theg undoubtedly hastened Now that we are pretty with it. any book anyrwh well calculated to scratc companying itch will bes here. business being ¢ usual. nfertunately, “In the. Cockaizgne™ comes too us extreme satisfaction, some years, our writers so free from “bigotry” | ean produce more shock in our own literary fact perhaps such products bought more cheaply that case, the riff on to be revised upward.) “In the Land of Cock sents a picture of corrupt & society in Berlin 14 . a the first and relatively MR. EBRITTEN’S NAVAL RLEY. 7 ne eophe. ‘the sae Madame Turkenheimer, companion of & porcine 7 and one Andrew Zum ee _ es brained youth of the pre | — has come to the city - ee enormous ipfluence acim .y SAE nae _ —— : p weelming “See al Llovd Ge s pla solve the unemplovmer en oe, * :*> . . ; i hn ; 4 . . 7 ie ba it. 4 : 4 ‘ ° : - 4 . 4 a 5h : r = . . iii 7 ee a” RE STO Pet) ce @ 4 . “a - i . i and one has hd Pt! ere Tee Stree. Mirth ‘ff . | he we te ya mts Zs 8 APran ke ries Jenhane , , a ne never tas taken a vacation. ‘+. fase " . : . ‘ e ~ aaa* |: es . : . . Bag ns oe Si.) Pei es é r ‘tot? a {3r 3 ; ; ¢ c% we — ™ 4 : , . _ . aS 5 oe | : 3 ¢* : ee Tri # t3 i . - - . _ . > of wat Girectly in the middie of the ssteconen | | — sn ork apital nature.” of which on: 8 es ee | at available and usually is trarvtic whieh he — ' aS ere iF nme thciden -- s & Pet COBRniia hand 2 ne + J ; ’ : a : ec Gulie@ Tleaeip att: : 44%’ 3 Ha&PpPaehin OT} , © , . , | ie : : es 7 =" § ve ; ~ 5 — hs a ei 5 : 2 : . : ; #a 4 Trai paers iy J - TRS hi , . ™ ga Fy co pen + be ae Cone beth waws PAs 401189 NCH Fv ee , . ee VO | 2 38 WPRicten 4 ng —— ; “a r ast. ' — sun ~ian . Denman Siege arive , : ee Se: — ; irom diminished : mployment charges nem pio emit ? pry

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WASHIN GTON of the ipreme ways to the cally, it is the Theoret ‘ aA Case are laid tically Justice idvance and W ben ot touch » jnemory seu rching to counsel atte—e ial observer might ed in writing, with) a Wa) in © is laking copious are umen RevVnolds ing McReynolds is a is US] The brie ually busy read- the next case Stickler oa doubt vident cass jurisdictions: is in not the lizes In to prect-% has nh or na. ® Taft is con Sed young a Quilf arguing Cour, friendly inter- flustered OF eo s USLUCOCA, liatory orneys, : « be Ore eer mupre me important part ate during the. Hoove P. : upon wh Vice Pres floor ft adief, iis problems pee | cards. and do so Wy the tinue to wont furs his way decisias Pepa bil administra ate stages of arrived ©&t orm of re cre Winter iy a ae sf ae : eS: , his things } wre match their | | Morris F . ol} ciation, pages of “realistic,” “frank,” “virile,” “advanced” and altogether “sophisticated” and “civilized” description, the young man’s more onerous labors are scarcely of a literary character. It’s a sickening mess, undeniably well spiced with cleverness of a sort. Many critics have called the book a masterpiece and a classic; but what do such words mean now- sgomdnhd Legarded ‘as an indictment of a vidieulousiy corrupt society, the book might be read with profit. But the corrupt society it attacks is beyond doubt the very society that has enjoyed it most and will most enjoy it here. Did somebody once say something about dogs re- turning to their vomit? “strong,” THE LAST HOME OF By Col. E. Alexander (The Century Co.). Why travel? might be the title of this excellently written ac- count of a journey through vir: us Indian states, especially Nepal, a country forbidden to white men. Col. Powell has a flair for travel. and the inimitable gusto of the born raconteur in describing the persons, places and events he has Col. Powell has traveled for those too busy or too fond o” fort to do their traveling in person. And as a further reason for pre- MYSTERY. 7owell. sub- seen. com- i ferring this delightful volume to ac- Col. Powell undoubt- the job of tual travel. edly has done recording far better the amateur traveler. The book is plentifully supplied with excellent photographs and is well indexed. —J. D. H. RELIGION OF LOVE. By Grand Duke of Rus- seeing THE Alexander, 1a. It seems Alexander, of R that the Grand Duke grandson of Nicholas I has profited from the revolution after all. At least, his present wW -view as set forth in “The Relizion of Love,” must be vastly superior to the view he held The teach- the ancient mouthed and It is said that hopes to on this Alas by oth- ussia, orid hefore the catastropoaeé. here set forth is that many have -acticed. ing i one few have pr ImmMnerial irhnecs imp ; bid & aa Pee s¢ P| . S4ayexy . ~ — a spiritual democracy} earth through this teaching. ’ hac 7 ~ ¢ri as and alas! It has been tried bly by One with a prominent] question, ‘Why 2 Bible alw bound in And, when you come to it, why indeed? Later a asked . the san.e w the Oxford Univer- ‘eSs is about to ir: avs be thereof. late 4e the shadcs stim?) for it will ladies to how ant all Phis shoul greatly sale of necessary for roodly now be have a in various tones to Sunday dresses. ticularly of an obvious the one character, and par minor characters, by bit of business repeated to point of nausea. Although could have wished had stroked his inef a little bit less often. The Guild, as usual, capped by the small stage Given room to is probable that all its would seem The George Kelly’s “‘The which opens on fective beard was handi- size of the expand, it productions trived. season Torch Bear- April 22. ers, Morris Fishbein Dies. April 10.—Morris 12-year-old son of Dr. ishbein, editor of the Jour- of the American Medical Asso- died yesterday. ‘Son of Dr CHICAGO, “ishbein Jr.., nal ST.LOUIS P3ST-DISPATCH __ E Of Making Many Boo oks' and | than could] address, “ign ithe | tory. much |} nections than those of a' ue Oxford —_— Wellwyn | Bat less forced and con- will close with } } tire FOUNDER'S DAY KEPT BY PULITZER SCHOOL J. L. Heaton Pays Tribute to Publisher’s Independence of Character By Leased Wire From the New York Burcau of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, April 10. — The newspapers established by the eld- er Joseph Pulitzer. “have never been the organ of any party or of any man John Langdon Hea- ton, editorial writer on the World since 1899 and for many years a member of the advisory board of the Pulitzer School of Journalism, Columbia University, in the me- morial address at the school’s six- teenth Founder’s day celebration yesterday afternoon. In explaining the of “Pulitzerian journa faculty and students, that in Mr. Pulitzer’ the editorial page o Vorld “must be independent even of him- He was owner of the pa- per, and its editor. 3ut if he ever issued an order that did not com- mend itself to the rian on the spot that man must that—or- der.” Eve ry depa was officially closed yesterday aft- ernoon for the memorial cere- monies. Pr. John W. Cunliffe, di- rector, who presided, charc-terized as Pulitzer’s greatest gift to the school not so much the millions which he gave to found it, “as the example of his public devotion and the greatness of his personality. At the conclusion of Heat the students bout the .* said independence s lism Heaton Ss f the self. the disobey ‘tment school - on’s formed a bust of Pu- vestibule. Describing of the school as “on: exponents of liberal V al nd: litzer in the the founder of the first sy rnalism,”’ John H. f Yonkers, ie placed Wreath intertwined with lav: ribbon. He was ercises by Bedford, ss., president of junior ‘lass. The wreath will I+ . ; aay, tne assisted in the -xX- the mey ‘main throughout to- J Ost ph litzer The | school tior if ersona] f +} Var _»’? . +} — | Ounder Vas 1e Subject about! which Heaton ‘e new and old 1e tes. te isclose the character ‘ Ling on ( the political and journalistic independence of school’s founder, Heaton told how once Mr. Pulitzer felt called on to rebuke an ex-President to make his point. ain thesis, journals \ pathetic with the general Democratic party been the organs of any party of any man,” said Heaton. - In ribute to the World upon twentieth anniversary under Pulitzer ion, spoke appreciatively for Democracy th election in 1884. triumph by a cli margin in that been, indeed, due : he But from Hambu promptly cab stating that ‘Whatever Cleveland, and the party received, the for one moment last years considered party paper,’ and proclaiming its ‘en- oegeccanigreyed nee of ma- plat moana COOLIDGE RECEIVES MEDAL NORTHA MPTON, Mas 19.—Calvin Coolidge ceived the medal awarded to Monday night by ‘committee on Prisons the neyer course the yY har re rect 0Se ines World née during itself ver bosse f chines, if : nd y esterda y re- =i > PORTLAND CEMENT ON? RE for Permanence Modern Pavements for Modern Traffic Today's motor-driven, rubber-tired traffi- requires pavements that are hard, even- surfaced, pleasing in appearance—and safe when wet. Pavements of portland cement concrete meet al/ these requirements perfectly. PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION Syndicate Trust Building ST. LOUIS, MO. A National Organiz zation to Improve and Extend the Uses of Concrete Offices in 32 cities to the} said i conception | venter | president of the se_ ior] bust a] nder,. iomas J. Riley of New | set noriai | 4 hoe f | the | or | ' + = wi *< ; work. year had | World. | -ulitzer | emocratic | April | him |, National | ind Prisoii | WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1929 ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH By O. O. New York Day by Day McIntyre NEW YORK, April 10. UNCHEON inspires more smart I cressing these days than dinner, time dining out has The annoyance in s€Tving cocktails, wines and liquors had much to do withit. And what Mr. Hoover said added a dot to the restraint. There was also the haste re- quired to rush to the theater and opera even in the newly regulated traffic, to be considered. One may visit many of those erstwhile haunts where formal] dress was al- most obligatory and not find the dining rooms more than half filled. By 9 o'clock every first-class Place in town is deserted. Those who used to entertain in public | now entertain at home. The well- dressed lady these days parades the new frock between 12 and 3. Such places as the Ritz, Colony, Pierre’s, Marguery, Shernry’s, Cril- lon, etc., are packed then. Luncheon has become leisurely —a two-hour affair with another hour to gossip in the coffee room. The biggest display of jewels used to flash at night, but are now often seen at noon. That is why the most popular places are dim with a sefuctive haze of light. From a darkened corner a quick <esture scatters a thousand stars from a wrist of diamond bracelets. One sees the dark flame of black opals, novelties in carved and ted crystal, cold white pearls, velvety green jade and all the pop- ular gems extolled in the jewelry ads. The most famous fashion design- ers lend their talents to the lunch- eon ensemble Ladies are buying more mid-day costumes than they are for evening wear. And _ the prices are higher. There are lunch- |eon costumes from $200 to $500 and the average is $300. Fashionable luncheon places, too, have become a show window for those demure girls aching to get ;on in the world. They may dis- play their fine feathers. Perhaps they fall under the appraising eye of a movie magnate. Or a theat- rical producer. Or a rich blade hafing in harness. For some been slumping. | pain single BLOCK on offers a row of highly specialized shops. They cate to the upper East Side’s 'Gold Coast. One. establisht ment is ged in removing spots from East Sixtieth street unique and |} enga expensive fabrics. cleaning place, just a spot re- mover. A shop deals exclusively in occult books and another in psycho-analytical tomes. A mag- nificent hand laundry has a recep- tion room in modernistic Style. There is a florist whose customers pay from $50 to $150 weekly to furnish flowers from table deco- rations to the gentleman’s lapel flower, It ig not a dry by ] LIKE the story—relayed York Chic Sale—of the New girl, just married, keeping house on a*farm near Scarsdale. Each morning she ties up the garbage with bridge ribbons and brings it to town to deposit in a green tin street corner repository. ND a heckler drove a pretty vaudeville singer to eventual hysteria on upper Broadway. The lady’s climatical song had a line ending: “But darling I'll be true to you!” Anda piqued boy friend in the gallery would intone: “Also the army and navy and Seventh Regiment,” until they threw him out. OURTNEY. RYLEY COOPER, the writer of circus stories, is as bald as the well known eagle and not at all sensitive about it. At a table at the Dutch Treat the other day they were giving him a gentle razzing about his lack of hair. “You never saw hum furniture with a marble top,” replied Cooper. “Nor grass growing out of ce- ment either,’’ cracked Ray Long. DD big hugs for Police Com- 4 missioner Whalen: New York policemen are no longer permitted to solicit ordinary citizens to buy tickets to benefits or other rackets. N observing young private sec- A retary has discovered promi- nent New Yorkers may usually be found in their offices on Wednes- day. “That’s the day they get back from. their week-ends,’ she ex- plains. T the big theatrical first nights “the ermine And if you at- idea. If you It isn’t im- are called wrap show offs.” tend you get the don’t, never mind. portant, anyway. (Copyright. th ey 1929.) | Labor in recognition of his services ‘in bringing about constructive leg- ‘islation for prison administration. 'The presentation was made by | Congressman Frank H. Foss of Fitchburg on the steps of the Coo- | lidge home. In accepting the medal the for- 'mer President expressed regret at | having been unable to attend the meeting of the committee in New | York last night. He spoke briefly his interest in prison reform “| FUNERAL OF CYLDE MILLER Members of East Side Bar Associa- tions to Attend. services nextel Clyde Belleville attorney, who died |}under an anesthetic Monday night while being prepared for a fonsil operation at St. Elizabeth’s Hos- pital, will be held at 10 a. m. to- morrow from the First Presby- terian Church. Burial will be in Walnut Hill Cemetery. Members of the East St. Louis and Belleville Bar Associations will attend the servioes and both the | Circuit and County Courts at Belle- ville will be adjourned wid after ithe funeral. Miller is survived by widow ‘and five children. Funeral Mil- ler, nis 610 BEST AUTHORS? CHOSEN BY WISCONSIN LIBRARY BODY State Commission Lists Also 10 Outstanding Books of Last 25 Years. By the Associated Press. MADISON. Wis.—The State Li- brary Bulletin, published by the Wisconsin Library Commission, lists “10 best books and 10 best authors” in its April issue. The list was made up by Asa Don Dickinson, librarian of the Univer- sity of Pennsylvania and approved by the American Library Associa- tion and various other authorities. The list pyrports to present the best authors and books of the last 25 years: The 10 greatest authors: Galsworthy, H. G. Wells, Bennett, G. Bernard Shaw, Wharton, Joseph Conrad, Booth Tarkington, Rudyard Kipling, W. H. Hudson and Joseph Herges- heimer. The 10 best books: “The Old Wives’ Tale,” “The Forsyte Saga,” ‘Kim,” “The House of Mirth,” “Jean-Christophe,” “Java Head,” “The Narrative Poems of Mase- field,” “Spoon River Anthology,” “Penrod” and ‘“‘Ethan Frome.” John Arnold Edith Beauty Consultation WITH Ida Goodrich of the New York Salon of R.LOUTS As many aS 1193 women in one day come to the famous R. Louis Salon in New York for consultation and for treatment. Now the personal representative of R. Louis has been sent to us so that you, too, may have the expert advice of the world’s largest beauty salon here in our stores. Your consultation will determine the proper cos- metics and beauty preparations for your individual re- quirements and introduce you to the R. Louis facial creams, lotions and astringents, a group of supreme prep- * arations simple to use, effective in result and moderately priced. For this consultation there is no charge. ALL THIS WEEK Jantzen Drug Stores ' 5300 Pershing Wydown and Hanley Road PAGE 21 ALEX LITTLESON DIES: SOCIAL ITEMS EXPERT ON HERALDRY Engraver of Note Also Widely Known as Breeder of Pigeons. HOME AGAIN Alex Littleson, a widely known authority on heraldry, an engraver of note, and a breeder of champion pigeons, died at his home, 2731 Macklind avenue, yesterday of per- nicious anemia. He was 70 years old. In the Macklind avenue home is a 150C-volume library on her- aldry, acknowledged to be the most complete in the United States. Two or three of the books, it was said, valued at more than while the most val- upon which no esti- mate could be obtained, is a work on heraldry, published in Holland 250 years ago, by authority of the kings of England, France and Hol- land. The edition consisted of 50 and Mr. lieved to be the only one in Amer- ica. Mr. Littleson are $1000 apiece, uable of all, copies, azittleson’s is be- —Ashen-Brenner Photo. MISS RUTH McELROY. mother, Mrs. HO with her Warren Finley McElroy, 23 Portland place, has returned from New York where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. McElroy’s older daughter, Mrs. Charles How- ard McCain, formerly Miss Jane Blackburn McElroy. Mrs. McEl- roy and Miss Ruth McElroy passed the late winter in a cruise to the West Indies. Mrs. Fanny Clark Mitchell of New York, formerly of St. Louis, and her young son, Peter, will sail from New York Tuesday on the Aquitania for a summer in Europe. Mrs. Mitchell was, before her mar- riage, Miss Fanny Todd Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Todd Clark. Miss Alice Strauch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Strauch of the Denny road, her sister-in-law, Mrs. Andrew Strauch, and Mrs. James Medart, 5510 Waterman avenue, will sail April 27 for a trip to Europe. Mrs. Strauch will sail in June to join the party and Mr. Strauch will join them two months later. Officers of the Thirty-fifth Di- vision Air Service will give a mili- tary ball at Hotel Statler Saturday night. Guests will include Regular Army officers and ladies from Jef- ferson Barracks, Scott Field and sees the downtown headquarters and German Nuncioc Calls on Pope. officers of National Guard units By the Associated Press. here and the Naval Reserve. Brig- VATICAN CITY, April 10.— adier-General George H. Estes, Mer. Eugenio Pacelli, papal nuncio | "¢W commander of Jefferson Bar- at Berlin, conferred with the Pope racks, will be guest of honor. The yesterday in connection with nego- Statler ballroom will be decorated started his study of heraldry in Edinburgh, Scot- land, more than 50 years ago, and continued it in London, where he Stayed for a short time before he emigrated to America. He was born in Campbelltown, Scotland, and came to the United States in his early twenties. At one time Mr. Littleson owned the champion tumbler pigeon of the United States. Then he be- came interested in a new breed of pigeons, the African Owls, which was introduced by a former asso- ciate of his in 1900. In 1917 he received a cup for having bred the finest specimen of.the African Owl breed, ever seen. Until five years ago, he was em- ployed as a copper plate engraver by the Hess & Culbertson Jewelry Co. . He retired in 1925. While working as an engraver, he de- signed many of the cups and med- als awarded at the S&t. Louis World’s Fair. Surviving are the widow, Mrs, Isabell Littleson and a daughter, Mrs. Mary Littleson Rhoades. Mr. Littleson was a member of Clan Campbell and of the Cale- donian Society. The funeral will be at 2 p. m., tomorrow at an undertaking par- lor at 2301 Lafayette avenue. Burial will be in St. Paul Ceme- tery. RS. EDWARD H. SIMMONS M of Hanley road, president of the Garden Club of St. Louis, will spend the summer in Europe, sailing May 25 on the Homeric with the presidents of the Associ- ated Garden Clubs of America. The party will be the guests for two weeks of the English Speaking Un- ion of London, and will visit fa- mous English gardens in London and rural England. Mrs. Simmons will go to Paris later and will return to St. Louis the latter part of July. She. will join the St. Louis colony at Estes Park, Colo., for.the late summer, Mr. Simmons will accompany her to Estes Park, where they will be joined by their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Hock of Detroit and their eldest son, Walter Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Hock and their family have just taken possession of their new home on the Lake Shore road in eDtroit. Mrs. Hock was Miss Dorothy Simmons. Miss Kate Edmonstone Thomp- son, daughter of Mr. Guy A. Thompson, 32 Washington terrace, has chosen Saturday, June 15, as the date of her wedding to William A. Borders of St. Louis, son of Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Borders of Kansas City. The ceremony will take place at 5:30,o0’clock at the Westminster Presbyterian Church, and will be followed by a reception at the home of the bride’s father. The wedding party will be ane nounced later. Mr. and Mrs. s. Arthur Clifton Garrison of Hanley road will de- part Sunday for New York, to at- tend the wedding of their daughter, Mrs. Frances Garrison McHenry, and Horace Wilson Davis of New York, to take place the latter part of next week. The time and place of the ceremony has not been an- nounced but it will be a quiet affair. with only members of the bride's family as guests. Mr. Davis and his bride will spend their honeymoon in Ber- muda, and on their return will occupy Mrs. McHenry’s apartment at 150 East Thirty-Ninth street, until their pent house apartment is completed on the top of a new apartment house at 210 East Sixty-Eighth street. Mr. and Mra. Garrison will re- turn to St. Louis after the wedding to remain until June, when they will take a summer trip. Mrs. Ernest Eden Norris, 8281 Westminster place, and her young son, Ernest Eden Jr., are spending a few days in Philadelphia, and are guests at Hotel Pennsylivinia, They left St. Louis Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Norris’ elder son, Frank, and accompanied him to ’rinceton, where he is a student. Mrs. Nor- ris and Ernest Jr. will go to Gal- latin, Tenn., to visit relatives at her former home before returning St. Louis next week. Mr. and Mrs. E Eugene F. Wil- liams Jr. of the St. Louis Country tiations for a concordat between |!™ Air Service colors and a special the Holy See and Germany. musical program has been ar- ranged. Club grounds returned home Fri- days from a several weeks’ trip to Europe. It clin stays. IP your tongue across your teeth. Feel that viscous, slippery coating. That is film. You must remove it daily. According to high dental authority, film is the chief source ot decay and an impor- tant factor in pyorrhea. It is the cause, too, of dull teeth and those believed to be naturally discolored. To best remove it in the light of modern science a special denti- frice called Pepsodent is urged. To remove acts to curdle Film — How it destroys Film is the great enemy of teeth and gums —a chief cause, according to wortd’s dental authorities, of most tooth and gum disorders. Film absorbs the stains:from food and smok- ing and gives that cloudy look, removing dentifrice called P Teeth... beware of it It is the chief source of decay and pyorrhea. The way dentists urge to combat it. to teeth, gets int cfevices and iim hardens into tartar. Germs by, the millions breed in it. They, with tartar, are the chief cause of pyorrhea. film use the special film- epsodent. It film and easily remove it in gentle safety to enamel. Don’t expect the same results from old- time dentifrices. white teeth really are. Get P ar. drug counter, or write for ly vy Mn P See for once and all how Co., 1104 linois. Setbaetase a ee! Felsina, + oD Erk er ES. tee WR AR AR fai. | CB Swasdiaset ATR Mae hes kes, Soe oe = Sie, * Peay ee: Ty qe a: PREP po GS Snstee pee LEE EE Rae ape PRR: OLR le SOR RO gifs, a lett Sagpetee rE walt = - Se PE eB RAE ER AMAR AE BRE OO en AREY Sik eng See cotgiatad cs GOR RR UR Tha at 6 Sa ete id cP. at Wisc Rael REE ee Sib Oe i. a a atk ee oan UJ “a » KS ON atlas REY Cates MASE Le oi einen ede ee ee te OH Ee re 0 tame Aenea! we FNC ALE LINE AT A NG EET BLE AE ANGEL EN 6 SANA ANy AIS I eS eanbgltNbeNN tS aT en SS RRO a FO ARR IP agg 2 “ey #

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PAGE 99 es St hh _-.... WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1929__. ie _ ST.LOUIS Seas ec cma a 7 ed te Bs saee the ae in April. 138 l'rovazek Was | nti 4 ———= ivae. Aitnough for: - ae comes of most of its quick assets, in ; PROSECUTING WITHESS FAILS | ADIAN NOTE ACTION STARTED T0 CLOSE ates otters to aie the failing Troy GETS DIVORCE AND ALIMONY | ground for the divorce was em pre —o im court, Dut aid not con- 10 DAYS OF — jfeta Cuts His Ping Coal Co., alive. ‘oal com.| Wife of Cabinetmaker Charges He eral indignities, Mrs. Provazek tes- | test t e suit. eC Heifetz 10 /PPEAR AND I$ =| AFFAIRS OF TROY (ILL. ) BANK nd oo ” Naat Weds Sekahodia Girl. tif led that te husvand had asso- CONTINUOUS F IS = % gre Assocs ted Press. avenue, yesterday obtained a di-/| cruel to her and that he deserted | ee later. Mrs. Marie Provazek, 1802 Allen; ciated with other women, had been P || Col Arthur Goebel ee ATIOMA CITY, OF. oe Made to Reopen De- Tholozan avenue, St. Louis, presis} Vorce from Joseph Provazek, » : = = | Non-Stop Fucur in Circuit Judge 4 "ROUND THE WORLD! Anne OE eee RO ain oe Dep ay gt AIR NO TRINA AT Oa: aie dat HED tS, ree mcbictetonie cairmtncenip Ns Mile ‘itp re em reve in 7" ee ats : Oe ‘ ‘ ‘ A DARING PLANS FOR A >. -¢ recital here last 0. : ieee Pository. dent of the bank, and Benton’ B.| cabinetmaker, ” Jo seph Biondo, prosecuting wit- car tate pele , omestic Rela- c ness oe first deg wtb robbery case | [ ' Chancery proceedings, filed to- Sl heey Be. gel te i magic beet ens RAINEY’S $ | | MODER ‘ 4 es LEWIN, F against three men, failed to ap-) oy Al ONE PASE day in the Circuit Court at Ed-|>... been indicted, charged with| husband had been living with 4s PERMANENT | N “ pevoted Exctus > > if an Circuit Judge Rutledge. Stimson Preparing Reply closed by its board fort will be made to reopen the} They were married Feb. 27, , ONLY A SHOR Biondo was turned over to ninco Feb. 8, after it had been drained institution. in Pittsburg, and separated April _ : Sheriff for appearance in court; byt Exchanges Will Not “= VW omen and Chg today in the third case. He is a . —_—— — Men. Cured gervice car driver and proprietor Be Made Public for a Few eC ice in St. of a store at 2110% Biddle street. ; es By Years’ Pract n St. | On Dec. 9 last he reported being Days. . a xo Charge for Consult robbed of $50 by three men and phone MAin 2817, swore out warrants against George Williams, James Rhodes and Henry | By the Associaged Press. Woodson. Woodson’s case is due! WaSHINGTON, April 10.—Sec- to be called today. The oars | retary of State Stimson said today Be’, . sal will bring one ‘ — |the American reply to the Cana- 8 ncn or women ee me onto / wis WwW Wales Picks Golf Headquarters. | dian Government’s memorandum ; ander nr | want peer SUNNINGDALE, England, April | on the sinking of the liquor-run- ; . _—— = f tics» fie: sega eeeeaneee- 310.—The Prince of Wales again | ning schooner “I’m Alone” was in “y geese eeeteaeerres ae | has picked this Berkshire spot as/ . eparation and that as soon as it pees . his golf headquarters. Starting | - ee OD pe 8 RSSCSO SESE SES SSeS May 1. he will occupy the house | had been delivered to the Canadian ~ | he had las ‘7 year as a week-end; Minister both notes would be made golfing center. The re seg on ook ublic. | 2 bedrooms brary and suite 0 is} iroom . Be Tu Stimson said that the tone of the © S: reception rooms furnished in Ju- 1 dor style throughout. The grounds | Canadian note was most temperate | oe V eC Hy . of this private country club cover] and conciliatory. Newspaper ac- — ~ a : 97 i] S. : three acres and are oniy . olscapple & Sons Kirksville—Truitt Bros. Motor Co. Jawes pian of reparations pav- The company which is/™°"'s resulted in long and close ° . ° relations with British officialdom. ve this ad is a well- He would be a new type of Am- rat and rapidly ©Z- | bassador to the British corrt, for panding Cincinnati cor- | he would be the first from the mid- poration, is operating scams agaye te, economically . nd otherwise this part of the piren ati arys in the United States has grown more im- : ‘ i§ BROW | portant in British epinion since the opening in St. Louis. gy War and for that reason ° e Chicago banker would be con- If you think you are the sidered by many to be the ideal man, write us about your- envey. A further advantage of his es telephone ‘election would be that his private | fortune would permit him to main- | tain the embass in its ~*~ ae P. 118, P. -D. ‘style, es y accustomed es — a -" 7 . " - 5 . — — . — ™ t we, rien " oe seit - pte a ead 3 , bal : ae ’ ie me te beg es, aly bn" nephew a2 y As ve Diradetpe ik Fay cake Je ohn, sia: caged whag ~ TAGE ae pd NN SGOT Be Bi Na aR POs CM Ot aE wie A 4 ENE ES ie ot f9 ata a whe ‘ “ . . ae > - pt r 7 pan nade rae . ’ e “ : "I 2 RE ‘ op be BE PP pos rent ney Am nada ie te BNE Oe gy geal hy a : y . ?- rR oe rahi a ae ; .) t ex Rd HIP: at eg ¥ A 3 ee ae pe ro z see 34 © ites * , ” b . ) 1 6. ‘ he) An or Ne “OE hcg eR Fey ES teu OD 5 LOM aca ete” Race Sa II ater Pag Me ea ey ne " ean a ieee R g . ,

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ES Se a ence ee = ® 3 § ficifetz Cuts His Pinger. canceled, because of an injury, | teeth yesterday, a@ giass tumbler | pe she Associated Proes Jascha Heifetz, violin virtuoso, to-| slipped from his grasp to be shat- | Mt fief sateen - anor | E OKLAHOMA C1 ‘2 Ok.. April} day was on his Way to Los An-j| tered in the wash basin, Im- | - ‘ j ~~. i ; : | ; , ‘tal her laut pikiotnd 1 geles with his wife, the former | pulsively. he reached for a frag- | 4 r tits eCita sia’ scAD aid - | . - ‘ ; ‘ As - 2 , 4 tg =""| Florence Vidor of the screen.| ment of the glass and the tip of his | BY ea} . | } |While Heifetz was brushing his! left forefinger was cut. # . = he | ¥ : ; } ' ata ‘ ' : : ; w aie «Db. te Devoted Exclusively to 4a a NON-SURGICAL Treatment of | L dz t ) E a Dr. De Gratf, Ousted Missouri aw Cot 3 0 WwW a e Xx C U r SI Oo n U. Teacher, States View at | | | LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE RAILROAD) =} Noxih site v. 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. SLLOUNS POST-DISAAILA ~ % *¥ . . ; ‘ ss . “7 a | + J *} » ‘ . ‘ - : - . - = — - canoes . . A . 4 4 ; a oe 3 : ee me ours—Dail oa to 730 Saturda to 9 PSS eae te ae : * H. Wallace, Representative tore H 9:30; ‘é , . ’ 41 tei PU f a . Py ‘ ‘ ‘ Li * : - : : gags ii hi e ’ . | re! wo . — 2 . i ts ; i : . i taf i Ji ; i . 4 ss ‘ . ‘ a. 7 3 . % \ i « « a ~ o% ? » re ‘== w . : : * > . # ; s— Aaa ‘ ‘ A . - | ° . on . : -* . . = pio oS _ tthe - ' — ; - oheolete im ¢ v0 each a ; i) er OF inii¢ Ai : a ee: > > oo» * h & we" ‘te 3 vo Cia 1s6 Gi tT} t ra it ~™ : nl , 5 re wy . MGUAmy tt * i le aT: — R Rae : i a A | : | ' ‘The fact that the Racio Orpe¢ Caulfield Sign } cath Witt. \ i p 10 CONGRESS SE nica” 2 . ed Pr : ADVERTISEMENT Li. rOnrn — mic : , a . =, tive cy A n iii> im Por ‘ a ny Sé iling—as the erepe de ehine in > Ee i . ‘ - - ’ 4 : | ? . ia sn - : , & , Y $ is a hea v Guailts ° ' i Lt Ca ane launder oe | () V ; A GENUINE “LANE” - \ AL! U : ; +I lt _- + . i ) SS ii “ ma . ( | | . me} iw Entire length, [2° in. An event of importance to every woman—here are jugs | trous crepe de chine garments of every type: 3 of * cae ea ae i ntanget tee namie a eperal ve « : IME — Ms 4 many of the . ana ’ + — @iste Ot LO baa > + eolors r Sor! if iingerie included at All sizes. 24 to 30; alse 32 end 34. “ ed ie J * n of a Cedar Chest 1s not Se | lsteo—— l + ~ h ld WEY Ss . SS . X . e. j a , —~ - > v . ~ ‘ SN BS SE ERAGE J IT — Tmreed S$ @ ip 2 jue, S OUuU/ad ES ee ES SSS and protect her garments. , . * >wives, Dusiness women, ¢gifri gracu- -_ o : ~hance—t a dol! A, } your chance—tor a Goliar cown ana — . ‘ : Kivy payments—to own a Dig, Deauti- :. 9 7 L] en S . Men’ * oung Men! Here and Keep your valuable = | : ... Values made possi in a piece otf furniture you | . a from Two well-known : ae | 32-Piece | “Royal Purple” : excellently tailored of | Dinner Sets Silk Hosex| == == = meres | and Every Suit an | $ 3 5 | ; - _. Cheese “7 4s 1 co | TBBl Young Men’ TOPCOATS Spiendidly Tailored ...* garter hem. 3 score of patterns . . - ind extra length. ‘¢ : . + a ne sem din c elain aye ; ; new flo : : Hi 7 ‘ pl sed he sis : sd reinforced feet Theresa Reason tor with biick and grien stoma and teaver | fight heney ‘eden “eeenaaeeee ne ae ng * shel a x fra ind. S consis ; oy? ‘ | phere, nudes tps h nude. pearl blush, S-PIECE OAK M A FE STIC ca cape '¢ aaacern € bread platen ¢ | Minty morn, rose nadm ‘ack, SA » ~ ~~ eae , a i . ' en | and champagm: Satisfaction is ¢ ~ BREAKFAST SET ish. This is an open pattem which can | anteed $38.50 SUPREMACY ¥ ‘ MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS — | - ~ — ~ This attractive serviceable oak Breakfast Set in ASK y OL R FRIEND tan or gray has an irresistible appeal. Extension =p 9 LoSntarngree WHO OWNS ONE _ Sr aph and Radio- } BEAUTIFUL 3-PIECE i —— —= > : : "3 ombination ” i $98.50 i servicee ES y apenpge® cagtane >a “ Pr (a) é wa s ? he t “ itty: mr Sita . nic bis >> — ae, ge a le! ya) evant ieee, as iejonsaetbeee ape ono ry on ee eh pean a ae a OE ; BP ae i ns ase gee semester» vem , che aha “ ea ee , si sh sana thin Rowan I radia . il — Ni Soe aT 7” . Ps de yo ery ” 2 ty Sree nt Ss tg tae eS ae « sn La Tiett 1 eorti MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS Here's a bargain in a 3-piece Suite. Two large, comfortabie chairs and massive davenport that opens into a full-size bed. Loose. reversible cuch- cons. Spring cormctruction throughout. ae Yet « 5 a¥- from with 3-PIECE BED OUTFIT AS ILLUSTRATED $14.95 TERMS—S1 DOWN Chis us the greatest bargain in a Bed Quii: have ever offered. Don't miss it! Full-size Sim mons metal bed im wainut finish. springs and 100 per cent cotten mattress completes the outfit. | TSce O-CEDAR MOP AND HANDLE Rte Hic Oude Slips, Ges as coe eee oe phone orders. Remember. only 400 at this special c Come carly and get vours at | pas LP OAL NA NN oy LO LS LL LLL A A a RN EP Be BE RS 8 NRL O ON LOT OB AOU ALLL LE EEDA NA ROR ‘ > “ae, Aa ~~ J »* “ s to phornegra ‘tlhout any alteration to either radie phonograph. The phonograph turn- ‘ahie is Opernted by an electric induction | “BETTER ‘ype motor with autematic stop and switch. : Clothes The cabinet ly finished 1 walnut and ‘as , 2 ot genuine matched walnut panels with burt For LESS wainut on the frent of the doors and the front of the radio panel. Four 10-inch . ) record aibums are tnciaded with the outfit. COMPLETE Aiso Seid on Our Easy Payment Plan t a . - at Si * e | 7 Gucranteed Service ehely Higher ritess : a N. W. MODEL 71 PAY ONLY $3 A WEEK Majestic supremacy is easily explained. It is the ow Dest im radio achrevement at a price within the reach of every purse. Medel diustrated uses 8 tubes (including rectifier) and R. F. L. balanced cr cunt. —~ ne ra OR tte RR I eR SN Oe NR I I elt ¢ © | mm 16 ( ae mente N 0 — ‘| WEGUARANTEESA TICE ACTH

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(ARK! | Jo 7 ESTATE a -_- RR en a THREE. 2 OP ee ae ae ST. LOU OUIS | WEDNE: sD AY, APRIL NIE ge ae oes eases pie ty Oo ee "PAGES 2542 we = Sew STEN CN Aan Se a Mn MI met si . a a ARN RCN a ger te arenes nen ee = es Ne te . - = ~~ — - uraaweirncatines . ac ee ae dep - — — ~_— " - a anmniamanni — poenomas aren aaanenDAnapURAI Senne a —— ~ wee + — «CS : mee “| BILL TO REPEAL WISCONSIN EXPERTS CTUNVIN e . PP COUR DAYS ONLY | DRY ACT BEFORE LEGISLATURE eshighway Hednecday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday "a : eee on. Wis. Apri pro: WAYS 1h} IMPROVE een Page and Eastor 4 . a ; | eye n er ore’ ma b law and. 1h 4 a TNEES = AS ee ee aes AD NA IEE ae a SAILING HE TOE oe Rg Pet ee 0M Mi He on A. 04 , OR. rs J. GUILBAULT . , All Prices Includ , Reading or Sewing Thorough Eye Test ; would abolish t -*¥ Ae : bition commissioner and repeal the Rerouting Without Increase gerie ss Complete With .30 “appropriation to the State prohib . ; : FRAME and LENSES Ition department; give towns. vil-| im Number of One-Way | |jj by 4 lages nd cities ower Ti icCense ; hoe has ex: lw nO COO s of pla, | Pine . : - ‘ Goi. st. qi ‘ an. ae a abe nae & his pe ora a en eee ane epulate the sal: f intoxicat- | Streets Considered to Re- | iP. J. GUILBAULT OPTICAL cs).. 423 N. Broadway ing liquors a nd ee ula Le in con ; F Cc . i (BETWEEN LOCUST AND ST. CHARLES) |duct of intoxicated persons, and lieve Congestion. | - - provide penaities. 4 SUBWAY PROPOSAL | : - fae & NOT YET TAKEN UP an—here are Jus. ee ee | ry type: ! ) | —e . A | : 5 Engineer Kelker of Trans- — e > > * portation Commission | Wants Present Facilities |'f MEMBER OF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Developed First. : PODER: PR REAL —_ ae wns , —_ . otanenee, " — ee tate Bain ant m . ee ee ae . sie ie bi ee See De pe yn ee Eee sponds. se Vig MK kbp Es ier Fi Se jg er ere he GRRE SEETRESY, tes SED coy See a eee ae, eo ats, ee hel Ge ae Ale pal io Ne ee cba Bunk Par Thr gelled leat EA Ie ee ND, 2 piel on eee eae pT a Cy PEGA ES EF APY. , . - . are ereeer bn ee Rg ee oe Will be interested de chine in these wear and launder age! 10 included at Suits | 1$22.50 = $27.50 alues.. i 16013 Rik i. ‘ weit nt - a Inei survey Commission. J 4 = sf i} , ] 7 eae ; j " i} = MPLS iseiti aiid ‘fh ; Pi TEeD Ef fi j iii ih H 7! Weds ? itt pe? ji ; ee | " ij Peer ish: fF J Fy Ae! ; 4 A A ad ; , . fee SE? 41754 ruff ’ 4 , r ~ ed : — —— —_— Seton — J / | ia . a ¢ 2y ‘ 932 @ ; ‘ | Sth an ore ve i Siow 2 as Or O° Sle a Lor Liis (eee rapid “ a = ' - ’ ; : . ; . ; | “ " " ” 3 . transit especially. in view. poo ming : eo AINE SSE ORNS RS Se ee ae sieges si git aN gs RM Se A mh a) a 8

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____ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ 7. ~ . B22iC5 = e ~ . s : a ‘ on - ? - ‘ & ee se fit ‘ cei tats é , ‘ « _ mes - - i i rae >» s . ; ja | | : ; ' | William Watson. superin: ndemt ot pee Mi iti i! sot. , “” 7 , . — 7 . . * .= | & _ we 4 “wae CrosSsin i coe ‘¥K ' ae (“0 217 ifil Wes » Years O14 anc ive ; ; ‘ i = *&8 — the Dickie Construction LO oe wt sa as € 7 J . . Tuo miita Bist? Ca ts + ‘ = toa 3 Ye FY 7 LP ae : x | BOGOTA, . oom —- ie cane . : nz inet - named Smith tried to { An American railway engineer cim to land. Smith reached tt | i ; . % 7% -. ‘* 2. We. ! . : LamMedg Krauss was ci oO ned itn the ». iwt a La & i =a = t an ~s d {a . ’ i 1 -_ ~est Woman in Office—Will | F. M. Schell Crushed at P: thian | Lowest Fare in Years “Doctor Says: 32 Next Head if Custom | Suilding After Insp to > A LIFORN] A : ' ——— ~— - ~ - — - — ——_ ° — = ae ee ~ a =o a me = annmetnanes = agen ea an a eee — ‘ - al ae - a = cI i oT = = =a ——— — — » a ! 7 , ™ > : . . . A 4 ‘ ° he? + : - . - } . 4 , | , " " ; ,* / ~ an | , . - as a-* . ‘ - As : ad a X% ss J a ” ~ 4 > , ns * £bew _) =. ae ch 4 ~ - lis 7 . " 4 . &@¢2?¢ construction at the neu Pet h , ’ ‘ , va bd . - > Fsarn ha 4 id a Ls 4 eee oe t a : ' > + . 4 f\& J . | ‘ od ‘ : ; ; ~ “> «7 (i Lis © Se 4 ? - : > . A : ‘ ee ae . . .> - - t- ‘* v - + . . . p , * i + TT fe 3 _— -_ } — . ‘ + 4, . 4 : i ‘> 4 i | «A . Pisa 4 ‘ vy cA - ; - meted \tates : , ar in rs oo : s ; - 5 y : | 0 : » - - ~ . . : Ty y~ | r t% , 4 a ft) rs + » cr my cay > Aan » ‘4 ; : 5 / 4 ‘ rt et ' iJ . s 4 - ‘ _— . awrle 4 j a i id = 4 i e' > a. L . , - £ i ; * Gg Wie. — : 4 ™ t i. -_ ; x : : . oe. . > L. . | - + - ~ - - 4 ; . ; . . *? c*#-T 0 4 ; . . ‘4 . Bi . i ‘ . - | ' ¥ ‘ ii ' =e: 4 a ; tin? + 7 & POG | , CIF ia : a aad ; - : — -- A i - . p ee i ‘ 4 a ¢ « é od e7* ° — * 7. . a ad Y 7, . Oye a1 > ™ . mm - > ~ ‘ oe * s . : | - ~~ “ ae VV | .Wlae ¥ tA 42 ia ad ‘ ‘ ‘ i‘& ~~ as ‘ bd é _— - 7 .! 7 ¢ | j\¢ WM i) : , = \ i ; i i i a 4i & ¥ SS. " 4 7 - > > " i ’ . Tr) , : ‘ r "+ ‘ - . . a sad > i. C204 ah 4 AAaaS - « ‘ 5 ‘ “ ‘ aon .> i . ; ; ye fy >? ; BOG. Jer thal ae asics ¥ +} $s i. . > = . ‘ — a "a - ¥% e . ‘ + ' ‘ . i : Ae AK iad itr Last J sid a Bi W i vss % * ey : e +t iii. ai ! ~ f it ; . moe? ‘ ‘ ("ii i> 7 ; yo slic t A 7 , P § Ff; . 7 ¢ n b ‘ : mre " - i i= 4 es. . o 4 ° * ’ ¥ bs . © > ote ee id tt) ‘ i= LAtgael a a | thee’ Ds > 3 4 «4 ; ~ al . ° : a a ’ _ a A _ . : F 9 - " . ’ ‘ + ” * 2 i 7 ‘ 4 . ¢ . ter + ~ * ; Po’ " : » . | 7 : . oC ore 3 . *- ; Aa Aa . ‘ , 4 ~~. i A ~ @ ; F ; hd ' rg 2 A J - “ hi P . y . ~ id ~ «2a i a “= « - - ~ = « a i , - fl Ngee , : }- , at . . a. a pre 4 raf x. ‘ . e ; 7 ‘ i ; aa a, ai } ke ~ 9 , wf h. We " . = ; g Ys . 3 a4 ‘ + ke to } - > Te ° . s2 € | ‘ ¢ | > q B cas ‘ th ba haa - ‘ ‘ . ies meg F , - 4 7 Aa 7 -: - ; “ ri . year . - — +h - Re 4: , Bia” sq ' ‘ . . eh ~ a’ ‘ ‘ , sd ; : . ~ a »~ * ; asd & * . 4 ‘ . , ‘ Ae So 4d 44 WG Ps — — ae . var J * re) yy 4 « ne ¥ , 5 A ; oo " Siento " » - 7% ’ ° ’ -_ ~ * Ww 4 ”* . & x « orn, > 4 ~ ‘ «+ 4 . . - RS . ‘ ’ vil . he . ;™ ia ALi Ao at aa, cy 4 - a? ss ‘ is aia ‘ ?) ‘ ‘ + . Ms rw ; ~ : =f }= ‘ > * OU chew Feen-a-mint, like deliciogg Anti- Acid .... Digestive Swift. safe. effective relief from indigestion. sick , decided i@ @ preliminary | 0 BR epee iii ; - - . | mint gum. And because you chew it, 3 : ics toward : the .- =* “ '™ ; . | : , . ie Carminative headache. biliousness,colds, rheumatism and other ee | using the elevat vithout guar | bis fy = tasteless new axative iS released gradu- Anew discoverythat overcomes | conditions arising from poisonous stomach acids, voce bk Ne a Ds (eee: Wenger gave his onion ——= Mie | from St. Louis | —- oc eee ee : Yee | | ; i rn | system, either. This laxative isnotabsorbeg the two bic causes of indigres- won tion—eeid and falurr to digest Your druggist guarantees satisfaction or monev new members being ministered : — ; : : Tickets on Sale | ' 4 . back. Health Laboratories, Inc. Pittsburgh, Pa. = 4. Circuit Judge Calhoun. ADVERTISEMENT , ae March 15 to April 30 but passes unchanged from the body after ~ Syaah: ie — ; Only its work is done. No wonder that doctors the two endorse this new principle for childres Biu- ye winter you've planned that trip | ; é fee U west. You've thought of a hun- | and adults both. You cannot findadruge | new ye >. dred places to see—a hundred wenders ist who does not sell Feen-a-mint—wi «ibe ITCHING AND Choice of Trains to explore. You've always wanted to _ with - —. — ae tion of Mrs. Mi- erry ‘an a3 3 ; ~ 7 } ’ _ Woanc hee are included see the whole Pacihc Coast. approv a too: tn the following trains: Now Southern Pacific offers you the = ——. Th: atins iness of thi F " Apache” lowest fare in years and the option of | G a ee : } r i ij a rent ‘ ~. ny a ba) h Sr i n ro r ‘ , ‘ 5 : un HPoarGc i ae hd 4 ii a? j 2 cl Oi . + c alitornian — as your own * U e West. B cE FN % | ' NT ; ; tt / Ag a ” fs, proposic t erect 2&2 SCiu00 Jr . 4 @ take advantage of this exceptional ae ee ee inline ms Goiden S:ate Fowte 3 z triz seins ChicagotoLosAngeies Offer, act at once. Tickets (good in . ae “Pacific Limited”® coaches only) on sale from March 15th She Chewing Lat live , a a E | fat Mam) : Why he awake, scratching you ‘Continental Limited” t© April 30th. For complete inforima- = re a. a avenues ‘ti f the late Ed-' poor burning skin until it is raw? ios Uietaicinaien tion, write, phone or call n Ovweriand Route —_— We must make room for the carpenters!’ Thousands of dollars’ ward Mauincarod:, chemica: 1 -, The first touch of “" 4 mas -, ' ~}es Chicago ae in - worth of seasonable merchandise now at immense price sacrifices! ) Poslam would stop the itching and os ties oe rleton Bidg.. N othst § bring peace an ) MEN'S S$! BLUE CHAMBRAY ANOTHER SCOOP g UNITED HERREW TEMPLE heals skin centem , Gk - ; 7 LUCKY PURCHASE § | ; ite gra SHIRTS Pom Us-AND YOU | ZAMORA THIRMAN es teenth Anniversary of His Pasto- Mew York Cit K WASH woe rate to Start Friday Night. 7 Reinforced stitched : an amncel Thurmans work a! ; 2 peckets, DR ee Pee ; — To) a hnenetes anil Yas LIMIT OF . 1SS m™ the United Hebrew Temple il] 3 TO A CUSTOMER. phewretll th three-day pro- (Main Fleer.) SAI E ea oatine kia | ane . Children’s $2.00 Set ae . £ J when the four Reform Jewish con- = PLAY SUITS oe | OE ae nolv m AV Fancy Spring ¢ ol 6 rse— C $! Values a . si teeas cll Mania sone b Midis: Stee. ; Ore y * O eC Frigidaire SEND your WANT AD to the POST-DISPATCH and 1 RESULTS— wearin Special Thursday . MEN'S $3.50 HATS ~~ — * S - + hee: il tongs te te ae ve oo as 5 aes apices P vaca ; i : fest Sr ing shapes and eotors; styles for men and young men. = : wlorse are here. + "s : J ; . t ; ‘ ‘ . ' R . a a ’ P ; : - * ‘ tA : ; 5 " ss * - . 7 ? v , ‘ . 7k ; zn e : 4 . + ; % , — **; : ' 4 : : . s* : . : - ra . : a *) , _ : — . > n 4 . — . — Line’ : AS + ¥ 4 é + ‘ a 7 ‘ a ry ’ - . . - 2 : 4 f, | » ’ . ‘ ‘ - a | * ’ ‘ : les od i bie f > ‘ , y ~. * . ~ ; a . ~ + ‘ : . ‘ eit wt a . fe @ = oi ? a . PO te, iP | ‘ Ed , / . . > i t tf ~ ° 7 “” 7 } y™ « 4 : : aa at ™ ty ef ~ ‘ry ‘ i ¥ a : Sensational Thursday bargain , Age 8 SEAT : : oss " q ... te ia j - : aif ‘ aS ‘ ‘ ; . > ° . hd _ i ie 7 _! ; r . ; ; ~~ ° ern 4: Ih ~* . ig ; fei i : 4 . weiter isvaisa e oi ee aert , fs POF . , fi f P ~ ? Sed >. - . 7 + , —_ .** ~ ; * — “* r) \7 . r s > te is ; ih 4 4 | A : > = * th ; y # fe ; ? ‘ ‘ a ~> » : . = - 1 et ha ‘i ity F, « ; ‘ 4 ; ? H . s a j x . $ ‘ . ° ' in a ; . 7 ¢ “ ~ . Te y 3 : ii “ ‘ i . ‘ i 3 - ‘ w Raed id, : ‘: 2 / ? s . , ; ae ba e . _ . Py a * ‘ . . : - “ “ . ‘ : cit va Fi * é . : _ i x ; ~ ° sa . . . 4 - 4 Z ° . | ‘>i ; ~ ~ ‘ " . I ‘ \ wth « * Ks A ; 4 m - - a . rm ‘ ~ > & ? ; j . ; a | ; ~ ‘ ‘ ' : " A : * » eee | : : ‘ " 9 wr y . o NEW SPRING SILK Womens’ and Misses’ Sizes = 00 en's , a esd 1 | | by | ~ L -_ | 4 DRESSES $ ot x see New Prints, New High S9.59 § NEES tole fr ie ae 4 B . Shades, Sleevie ~ wivies Men’s $1.00 peebreth. ig os Union Suits | omer’s & Misses Aa B WORK OF ST. LOUIS ARTISTS — 49 Trench =a TO BE DISPLAYED BY STORE C | Gabardines UN Fo Ee and onl y > more days of our y's Sheila Burling: Athletic style : 4 , Az = 7. - ™ \ ; se a _ elastic ! Values to $5: 2 are & . , . 3 oO ew } i k. >.> -_—_ reinfo d — Ba , 4 bac “ a OS Tee . ee Fm . 7} . TLE Pay 4 *. . -—— . ¥ ; ‘ ~ . set Sib ontee made during her tong resid ow wee we SCE VES igidaire Cold Control. the Cold Control demonstration whem * to all who attend. Inte ing il : Splendid quality MEN’S WORK emis tendicme cae aoe oe ee «sae oe iene bolum ever you can... but be sure to attend. voatte: esbhered ae ts }: s ‘ourt toda: ae, Sains ) | QUANTITY: ! SRS rae nei iesssi ye ai F es $3.50 Values H. @e Greapigency of Chamn Gardner-Smith Co., Inc. THE DEI HOME : ere —- tO Lodg Enginnd, and Menry iced. 6254 Delmar Blwd 4 + LIGHT CO. h ke Refrigeration . 282 N. Grand Ave. $ we “a ~ ; ye ie {[ New ing ‘ : 3321 Olive St. (at the Lindell Cutoff) South Grand Co or Se oe re a Famous-Barr Co. Phone: JEfferson 9050 3651 S$. Grand FL a : : : < " we = — iieirTs as , a ; ' = ous provision in the will sets asid- Seventh Floor Downtown Display Room, 917 Locust St Modern Electric Shop. Ine Pre Belleville. Hil. aq ¥ MITA owned by the Princess . » “ Hiott | Ree on ee en Becker Ref. Co. Geo. M. Boaz . A. J. Brock, Inc. Wm. Bauer 8 A Sheet “urd: werk sheers — P i ‘ ae Ge Reed ‘ , a ; a ” fo : me a t Pion, ; ' , ’ P ' s . {}: E.. Broadwa hs ~ Arrkh wooed hel j .) Manc? ter 13 < Meramec €T? £— = : fer te teil? F 4° 2W, | im, Warlews steten. thetr days free from Inbor se hast St. Lous, [1 i oof Mi ae 3 , 625 bast Brosdwev ASM'ING TON : , . saree : vat sn " rk wood, " apiecwoad Mo (jJevten. Mia. \iewn, fi ail sires.

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SLLUUIS PUSI-UISPAILH —- VW EUNESDAY, APRIL 10, Ly29 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAICH __ PAGE 27 R 1,000,000 KEN-A-MINTS RR RI RN ns LLL NEN LOLS A ALLA LEA LDL LY AE A ee ee ee . pote ro ™ on hate Y Saw “ oO —- » — “ em ” — 2 shee . a daily : of pills oe . wiz -mint, like delicious because you chew it, ve is released gradu- oO drugging of the ative is not absorbed from the body after ‘ @ @g wonder that doctors | wy inciple for children a 7 b, (bh j Lb C b, 7” ZS cannot find a drug- Feen-a-mint—with ere ei sin Be wae ea N icky, as AC FO AH A RE aR TEN RE ON tad, | ee ee: a sha Sue ‘buen! Bee iach “MINT gua MMHHICH do you favor? Both are good “%/3) motor oils—rich and sturdy. Both meet the new motoring conditions of engines lista or asteummal running hotter because of higher compres- sion and faster driving. ” Aid 9 SAIN A " Paewe~ , nn A oS Bn EE are ered bitte 2 anaes a io = SANS Se Polarine has a record of twenty years of outstanding service. Many thousands of motorists demand it wherever they go. Ii you want a smooth running motor—use Polarine—drain and refill your crankcase every five hundred miles. Iso=Vis is newer. No other oil like it. It has a constant viscosity. It will not break down—it will not thin out—it lubricates faithfully and well all frictional suriaces. It wears and wears and wears! Many Iso=Vis enthusiasts drive for a thou- sand miles or more without changing oil. Ips Frigidaire Iso=Vis is as efficient on the last mile as Wuesday night on the first. old Control demon- Tune in next Sunday, from 6 to to make an unusual ; ; | : : : : 7 es for So a The Standard Oil Company {Indiana} rec- mat S . .4 qeontngn, 530 60:10100, for the es a Frigidaire be- ; | ° - 3 Iso-Vis Entertainers, over WGN, cee We weet ommends both. Which do you favor? ae Chicago; WIM, Milwaukee etails. Will you be | nf | WOC, Davenport; WHO, Des 3 | Moines; WOW, Omaha; WDAF, . 7 . | . Kansas City; KSD, St. Louis; KSTP, St. Paul; WEBC, Superior. f At any Standard Oil Service Station e I'rigidaire freez- Tr os ocn sda and at most garages stove. You will see y the right temper- , plads and deserts. | en until 10 o’clock STANDARD OIL COMPANY the week. Attend , (Indiana) onstration when: be sure to attend. : St. Louis, Missouri 5027-B OE, BIE COD ERA RCT ET RAS ee A NE OCT NEN AO OG LOSER LALA ADELE UGE A. LEAL, ALSO SAAMI NLA ae om Refrigeration Co. N. Grand Ave. g geosss2i: . . . ° Grand Co. | me: For quick service use air mail 51 «S. Grand | ' Zlectric Shop, Inc. leville, Hil. A. Henkel ast Broadwe.s Aleon, fi!

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___ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1928 ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH New England better, for HOUSE PASSES Bil | KE SaOUDGE, PRESIDENT | ie'ne' was in the “ike Hote | he rode if rriage purchased , TYLER BOUGHT USED VEHICLE ~l cine aan « the Navy under Van Buren. In those ; 7 ; Owned by Na FAR STATE SURVEY |""s stooge ee by - es days Presidents had to furnish reed : Chief Executive. their own mea’ s of conveyance. WASHINGTON, April 10—Cal-| And just as paragraphers 1 ade vin Coolidge is not “> only chier| Wise cracks about Coolidge’s sec- ondhand lHmousine, so as there You Can Now Treat Your Family the ery Best in Measur Vidi . iSSi¢ xecutive of the United States who - - e Pro King Commission cS ¢ gossip about Tyler’s ~ondhand : . Re - thas practiced economy to the ex- Canned Foods at a Double Saving to Determine Missouri’s Fi- |:ent of buying © cond 3 ve-| carriage. by Buying nancial Needs Goes to Senate | hicles. President Tyler even went the Special to the Post-Dispatch. . AND COLLEGES. | ELCO BRAND—CANNED FOODS [72922035 2 22. :- = | The House passed an administra-| " oe | aa ee ee tion bill yesterday creating a) St. Louis University | B_ Studio 3292 Paim. * cOifax Sezaw cOmMission to make a survey of e © ——S> *¢ ee the needs of the State educational, tal Clini = Be eleemosynary and penal! institutions | Cc Your Old Cleaner on This New One and the financia diti | cial condition of the ea Mesh & State. The vote was 101 to 12. The bill now goes to the Senate. 3686 Carclize St.—iNear Grand) The measure provides a com- mission of seven members, eap- pointed by Gov. Caulfield, to serve without pay. It is authorized to} employ such experts, investigators | and other assistants as are neces- | sary, subject to approval by the | Governor. Caulfield advocated creation of | such a commission in his tnaugural | 7 message, to determine the actual | | 40 Minutes ‘from 3t-lou® requirements of State institutions, | One Hundred Years the revenue needs of the State and | f . | we Bi to make recommendations as to oO Se : — DUCTS legislation and r€venue measures. | - Sis rvice Liberal Arts | a Two Bills Introduced. eo the traditions of one hun- and | RESULTS—3-time Ads ALMOST CERTAIN : The bill provides the commission | dred years devoted to the edu- Vocational Couldn’t be better. So we made the labels valuable, must complete its work by the end | ene ing a eo | for ANYTHING. SEND your WANT AD of November df this year, and make _ a © progressive . and, although of the highest quality obtainable, are a report to the Governor. Comple- | Fae = today. — te the POST-DISPATCH. modera tion of the survey within that pe- | é erm . : te in price. riod would enable the Governor to, affiliated Write m Begins Sept. la P amano call a special session of the Legis- | alumnae sie: all lature by the end of the year, if the | association. Se ene, D. _ these =e ‘ ition. Elco Brand of Canned Foods are on sale at leading report disclosed urgent need of) grocers, markets and elica revenue legislation. d tessens who will gladly Senator James H. Whitecotton of explain our Label Redemption Pian. Paris introduced a bill in the Sen- ate to fix the salary of the Judge of the Hannibal Court of Common | Save the Labels and exchange them for Eagle Pleas at $600 annually, instead of | the fees he now receives. Stamps Senator Russell Dearmont of Cape Girardeau introduced a bill proposing & manner for appoint- Elco Labels Are Exchangeable at Any of the Following mént of referees for defunct levee and drainage districts. The meas- Eagle Stamp Co.’s Exchange Stations ure is sponsored by drainage and levee districts and investment | | ® Famous-Barr Basement Balcony (Olive St. side), every day. .or at seme peugee aaa | 43 ry | yy, f a a Fr Progress Dept. Store, 4100 Manchester, second Friday of every month or at ee ee a: ¥ is A delegation of women from va- | eliner-Crow Co., Collinsville and St. Louis Av., East St. Louis, rious parts of the State were here | yesterday to appear before the Sen- | ; We , esday. ate Judiciary Committee and urge | that it report out the women’s jury | ) * co | service bill so as to give the Sen- a) S@ HEN GROCER co. ate an opportunity to vote on the measure. Headed? by Mrs. George Gell- Wholesale Distributors horn of St Louis, president of the . Missouri League of Women Voters, 1014-1020 N. Seventh St. St. Louis, Mo, | the delegation came through rain > 4 » and over bad roads to plead with | | the committee in behalf of the bill. | @ a 4p Citing ar ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Delegations from Springfield and | a Joplin were held back by high wa-/ ah. | ter, which it was said, covered the | ‘ | reads in places, = | Pe anenanetintaae | | | | GERMAN MOTOR SHIP ST. LOUIS: ERE’S the newest and least ex- Omar rey CONT WORRY! WONT ARRIVES IN NEW YORK PORT | ; a pensive means of providing LOSE I T- 9D HOCK IT HOW; KIND! EVER | fort Rather Th f : LST | || By Leased Wire from the New York cold. Electrolux, the gas refriger- " ed ee TY Cina aeteatien e tae SEFPORE 0 CO THAT: Built on New Lines and for Com-. Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK. April 10.—The| ator, makes cold from heat. When | new Hamburg-American liner, St. | Louis, the largest German motor | you own one of these automatic |New York yesterday. ister | ° . . |ghip, the Milwaukee, will follow | refrigerators you have no machin- in a few weeks. The St. Louis is built on. new ery to bother with, no moving parts | lines. The two stacks are cut low and rakish and the hull _— to get out of order, to need oil, | in a graceful cruiser stern. | The interior decorations, how- | Whvy a Shiss = aw ever, are old-fashioned. to vibrate, to make noise. Once dere Capt. Friederich Buch, 30 years | ' 2 e in the service of the Hamburg- |: you light the tinv gas flame vou . a 7 American line, was transferred * . | from th r | | e Cleveland to command | We: Yy | the new vessel. He reported an | have perfect soundless cold, con- | excellent crossing with the boat, ° ; — P | developing speed of 14% #£«=%4knots. | tinuously. | Later the vessel is expected to de- | ~~ Po SERS PE He me & eR ee Bate oe W t t / velop 16 knots. | q* ; The St. Louis its of 16,000 tons, eurkait h , 7 } ik dict te-and te tn wtin, | When you own an E! ectrolux | and equipped with Frahm anti- ¢ E ec l you | rolling tanks. She will operate at | have an automatic refrigerator (a cabin ship, with an element of | e Diamonds e _ comfort that promises to make | th all ° ° _her comparative siowness forgot- | at re v 1s automatic. Be sure to | ten. After high-hatting Jiggs for day ‘CHICAGO POLICE NOT TO RAID see the new gas refrigerator. Don’t Ba Ss and + | : , me g Jigg \ treez PRIVATE HOMES FOR LIQUOR | be one of those who are saying, “I provides mere then 9 aquare fet of dhl pean ne his 8 friend with a monocled stare, Dinty caine eameoee us| wish I'd looked at the Electrolux Moore has turned cordial again. a — ae ‘before I bought my refrigerator.” iI Important AT - : | By me ——— — | ek i 8 he wants a favor from Jiggs. Just a little tame againat poliee invasion of pcs. | Electrolux Features — r ung—merely the loan of Maggie's priceless been ineued by Police Commission » No moving parts ... Absolutely nose | lamond necklace. And J IFS IS SO olad to ie octane de | - less... No radio interference... Herm . “ : ° . a want members of the Police De- . t Bree ea have Dinty his old friendly self again that he ae Medieeeien teem cnmmerctns| Special Offer meeeey coals’ aot. e fives it To him. beer flats,” the Commissioner $ or- | ‘ greasing —— Constant, 24 hour refrig- der read. | On certain Electrolux models eration ... Quicker ice-cube freezing... He recited an earlier edict. is- | What is Dinty going to do with Maggie’s dia- ee ee eh ot Me Colentine’s we make a special allowance of Sanitary cabinets in 5 colors... Twe day siaying of seven bootilegrers, | “~~ * ~ , : ° directiz yolice commander to | : ° ~ monds? . . . Dinty, the man who at one time search public and private garages, | years to pay, without interest, LEER sheds and any buildings situated TIME GUARANTEE! would have preferred a plate of corned beef on alleys, in a campaign to ry up | Chicago. and cabb e to all t , . r | “i nhis obviously does not mean ; age to all the diamonds in the world! vatding wand poiey for retdensa | Siw vous aE These features make your . . ° . | purposes,” usse!ll explained. | investment. : iggs has a feeling that something is going to SOLDIERS” WIVES SEEK FOOD. y ee purchase a real 4 happen—and maybe he’s right. You'll want Governor of Taswalipas Appeaied to 7 to find out by reading “Bringing Up Father” go re MEXICO CITY, April 10.—Two | 4 4 7 ? . : . . “ undred an ifty wives o exi- today and every day in the Daily Magazine a ee cae aeion oo | he LACLEDE Gas i 4 of the the Governor of the State of Ta- | , ig g / PF | maulipas at Ciudad Victoria yes- | terday for food and money, alleg- | OLIVE AT ELEVENTH Phone | ‘ CEatral 3800 T | ing they were starving. ' ee A CH The Governor issued each two | | pesos (less than a dollar) and tele- | graphed Gen. Calles in an effort 3ise s. GRAND 3524 nN. GRAND te locate their husbands who are Supposed to be with Federal Gen. | Eulogio Ortiz near Chihuahua City. it was feared many of them had | -Y e ‘been killed in battle. i iv ae

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_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1929 mae ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ ng cleaner picks yu P lin your rugs and gets i a 2 and grit. Rall heenaien res no oiling. Made of alumi. weicht and easy to handie, $2450 on This New One [fh Lf Sas 8843 ri q ow 1 i. ONT alphe Chr E wo mw ee ee ee ee te ete ee ee _™ 7 1p Bais Sa Relea” Ba Be sok Aepscig sn TR nee RTT A RD Ee ae ee iat s PY ARE OO DN ON: RTO Ey AEN 6 STORE CRONE ME AMES EN Nyt A ee alt ae AAA GERM ee +h Ry Cale om ABS re ee ee ee es 9 Agnrahray -_ " La = - ’ Cp ore a im? nee eal Pe o. ail : ~ ao - Y 1 (ene ge hace ~ lp Bince 1886 [OST CERTAIN ur WANT AD In March. 1929. the Post- Dispatch established New High March Records both in Total Net Daily Circulation and in Total Paid Advertising COMPARISONS: The Post-Dispatch alone carried more home mer- chants’ advertising than the second and third news- papers combined. The Post-Dispatch carried more National Adver- tising than any other St. Louis newspaper. The Post-Dispatch alone carried more “want’’ ad- vertising than the second, third and fourth news- | Ss papers combined. ond — — ko fj The Post-Dispatch alone carried more Real Estate Rindiyenter 7 Ae - | : Advertising than the second, third and fourth news- _—-- we he papers combined. | Shour refrig =f L/ The Post-Dispatch alone carried more Total Paid abe freezing... = & fy Advertising than the second and third newspapers colors...Two terest, LIFE- . Ls, com b ine d ° IRST in ST.LOUIS Coneentrated Cireulation and Coneen- tration of Advertising ...... RESULTS |S, pictured here, of shelf space. ake vour vestment.

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PAGE ° ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1929_ ST. LOUIS. POST- DISPATCH HOME RUNS OFF ESTRADA GIVE TULSA *: LEAD OVER ~ BROW ’ EY ci eo? selene, ep -6 + ‘ eal ie ee Eh na > ad — 7 erate: Sehr otal ae isa Ae Ab ap senate aA : v a fig Vase A Pere : ¥ 4 3 = , ~ ; = ° oe wu niente ipa een se a Pupiry . EE NOR A A AE OR ACS NEG TENI 6 A AA A NR ATI AN EE FEE Ogee ae oe 7 a ee a ee rpm oe 5) we TR ge Wet ete ay (FOr Ot it Pee * Fe x | ; ica i f Competiti CARDS VETERAN | "°oassxs Will Represent America in Ryder Cup Golt Competition : FORT WAYNE, Ind., April 10.— a % : PLL The two holidays at Evansville a 4 GS practicaily made it certain that : | 2 4 FINAL STANDIN BROWNS 0 0 0 ? two-game series between the y, Butler TULSA Browns and Cardinals, next Satur- , one ES "LS: day and Sunday. Manager South- indianapolis. mS hel Mitchel! ee Kasal-J- JEMC. . The Batting Order. this pair against gone mi., a d “payton BROWNS. nit pecs erman bell will face the Three- riotte—} => ’ Washington (A). AES n, Saginaw Manush If. Euller sb. Es e443 — “Bes oe oT 2. | , 3 eet a oe | series, with Haid and Sherdel pitch- —— Geter Lettin- coumans rt. — Reamees es. ae ee eee ££ Bb Sa 2 2 eee : : a a 7 F ce ee eee * Bas = ing Sunday. —_ a , Chicazo Ferrell c. a mag : ie Fe i fia. geek Se | i ee ae Da fe ——. | | i eee oo spring series,” Manager South- % City 1300 Estrada }- : 4 m | 6. os oe 4 4 ) tet Be o A is = eee a “s as. a sy so Bae os se eS Pe. : ; Seco : ae # y me : 3 : worth said. — tas inder-S Ped- ‘nn ggg eres | a : 4 . ee, Seo Ye fee ee ee eee eee Poe pe ee a Be a a gS Se Southworth also stated that Jim .. _ Pover, N. J. toot By a Special Correspondent of the | bas alin i, °c ae hc «let iain te ease FE a RO ag oe a Si MRE = en tate ot “= Ei t }i vanes r i) me "f \! it e =e 86 05 Getting Together. ae | >: rer. S ; nere were reports that South-' poet NATIONAL boxing body, " papers * ; outh | Orleans, in the fourth mam aim Wis. .. 19858 sac ; worth, at a meeting behind closed die O'Neill n the PRS, . me ll 1426 By Babe Ruth | : ll states affiliated, is | By a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. doors yesterday, informed his play- ae ge won ' On » Butler. Chicago aoe u * i . , , rh -% ' aad _, > ‘ au ns in six = ~ ci ° ; . y Leal alization Today there | FORT WAYNE, in d., April 10.—Vice — dent Branch Rickeyjers he would stand for no more’ attain West ae neces Previa: 927 ;, sopyright. 1922.) | are 32 state and city ring com- | ina] the eran: id this afterno Cardi- half-hearted playing in the future. | . , tye waite, (aca | es Ue... Ti} D. he beginning of every Pason, On ae ial ttc sepaacs : rs — rnoon as the Car [t seems that Billy took up the re dropped Billy Wiley, 4 Caruana, Bat- tt) I lué ; | banne of the Nationa xin = . marks droppea by Alexander, who | four-round opener Both. pit ad = ah wT ress c owan Liied . : a an vie ie one 3 . 3 i ay : ‘ ; ;avy ; Hio nNeowect ai 7T} 7 : | ; ‘ _ oe ’ : . . siti « . J - = 00 a Regent ia home runs are yo ying to hit this year’ f course th Association. But because Bt eis, newest addition to the Louis | was not satisfied with the way the Me ang : Melillo rolled out t , a : | ela h’ | ‘ , groes. More than 800 vn, O. ree ia a ae , me : r} maine »utside 1 ici rl rms. players fielded behind him in last Ae : a ; saw the card. Sunday’s game at Chattanooga. ) SA—Munson alked. ullic | TUBS than you Ai laybe ni as ee * goings o hi : Sa act cena nicest eae 3 : cn oOminic ba, who has; ~~ eA ID - “T ; ; | uspensions an enaltie | hee ourings it} Jad Rirdes was charged with losing that QUALIFYING F lie i McGowan. irsn fil A S hest - 2 vit iia wai CF. . : os fil 1 - : er _— “. tiOn-wide Im eirect. this a ns ‘as tu! ver to the | CARDINALS game,” Alex said. “The box scores | « ‘ aoe . | home run over he rigat-fleia mt 9) nn initia | | hecanee ¢) ) tag ee : wahes ay 2 ~ ty $4 ’ : ? here’s one thing I w: assured myself of my 500 goal in| id because th money | local club today. |show that Chattanooga made 13 PIN TOURNES" fence, Munson scoring ahead 0 " , i "a8 niv i ' 0 4 3] 0 ? | hit ight runs in five inni 4 get Sirs 4 a si . " | ‘ ' i i i) Liie ? 5 are SOme other | ‘ ‘ Ne ‘a , aa ’ ‘ a’ ipxin wae ne = +7 rin? ; 11 LS and #ignt rurTs In Live innings. The schedule tn the " . : r a | ~ P » San ; s ri " Liict it} > _ * y | reer, to hit over .400 for the season ' en wee : was cold GU 0 1 3 1 0 weren't and were scored as base bowling tournament at Fal beress championshi for tonight and tomer - follows: Tonight P. . } ' ' ee ee aes . Br > a ie byt Stein had a tet ie rs. A. Pensoneau: J. M % ‘cb stood the final @ G. Fishwick ; eS. don P . 6 mae, Rr ws rth \-tom a wa Teeneeten night 9 p. rm, ae # title won by St. Loum vs. { earie ;, = Z ams « by: > R. Volz ve. & J. Story: | Pthe 29 years that the A Koster, EL. W >. Rheld annwal tourhament THIRD — BROWNS made ; ice runnin Cl ‘ al} -mee ani ‘ | : yo re; hat » Piinois | eam fartal ad th ; POD pS “ee .* games and, —and maybe establish a new bat-/| *"- . aa t - tn Ainols nfortable and the field w: ry f hits. And still I get the rap for | even though a lots [ting average for the bays 86 sheet | CO MeMos (which & an NS. B. A. '| soft. The Batting Order. a « shies ‘a Se . | at. | ee . make — we ¥ The game: ee : | CARDINALS FT. WAYNE Cardinal players believe the New doubled to left center, | 2°t he ‘lieve it, Td Bag Nestea Gehrig Shattered Mark. | ask “kin wi i i . nero ee ae a Le Douthitct | Sanders “a ee co eee eee Se eee : ; eS fen more than that however. working ey LOTK | outhit was safe on Miller's He erie have to beat for the 19329 cham- Haney aney 3b Reider rf oionship. They admit the Chicago Estrada sulle a Si ; a ae Ae crt ‘A ° a : 4 ° , ° > & “ea . ee wy lo +} 4 Ve wv M+ / | +3 —— =. : o se new mark ¢: omno . Pum bie, ler threw out sh = . — : : ‘ ; ~™ ‘ AALEA ' iA \ ru! . = ao M ; ee : ~. _ * | >; , 4 . ’ Apparently bis ji he bhecin Erisch alked. Orsatti > Hee ~ eigen merc Cubs will be touch. but the Cards 1a 3a | (rsatti ib ilier 2 : a filler 2b save little confidence in them to} R. ¥ Waléman: H. PF. Odell ve. = ine lumpe- a bins victory in the mine. |'Hafey if “Gray if . “ neti ath att lock vs. R. Lewis “ a tment came as a result 6 siaiaaneeamee.. ceamiumunmemaateme inane ne On strikes. sees roe ‘ ut F ‘9 pe : ahead 2 ’ soci it ts ame | When it igs a per ilty assessed precreg mmc pS Siow : nee me ‘ . | gvainst an offender of any rank . | FL0ETT SS icCall ss ee ee ne a tim. “FOU RTH—BROWNS—O’Ro | oe eae Tog sti we ence? cee i ae wilt a caibined in every state | tired Reider. \der struck out. | Wilsone Nadolson ¢ _FRAULEIN AUSSEM TO New York Enters’ as te ki en - wail cana waiked. Manush = gf ounded >| a aaesdi "Oe.5 ite aaa a ae ye haan. | the Union where boxing is SECOND.— C ARDINAL! ;el- | LINGREL p PIPRIN P | PLAY AT WIMBLEDON |; Sxeci#! t the Post Dispatch. SS i, each set. pebeigite, soceeoncenr sens ci rie * | . 2 . +9 beet Sen tana ee — a a+ | permitted. bert took a third strike. Vilsor Umpire—Dornick. | By the Associated P NEW YORK. April 7 - S tote , 16 men bette re ee | genes, and i takes |ter a-lot of batting marks that; When that comes to pass, | popped to McCall. Lingrel singled | _ Ateemdance—S00_ eke a ee von Elling. track coach SEMMNNEBA mark in the nine-game walked. McGowan singled to cene- rate > cheaters come in o ;over secon DPouthit doubled te BERLIN, April 10.—Fraulein Ce- | yor, University. announg Meet with a count of 1M 5 It s like the milienni1 Se. say: wept: ' —e By the Associated Press. C iad : “ ~ — & ee ee ee ati ——— | .NEW YORK, April 10. — an| a) > o he “y Fue . ~ _— . ai " |} GOLw—or W a 2 Mads nyseil son, Archi e> ompston was m ~~ aed 7 te an went oO secon y hen a liw } Fa Lilia] ‘ il ire run ‘ an i e\Tvone th ul} 5 "ey unbe . ble. \ ‘ : . : ' S > : : a | “ ae . : es ! ¢ fie ~ O'R eq ets 4 ot is ~ | then ‘in nenn “orld | ankiv I don’t think Tan ew: 377 | > : 7 oo i se ’ m M OR . Burns Sti exe ather since I’ve turned into an im ti ) . “i % banned. anagers will not be ; Vouthit scored an aney reacnhe not to overstrain her eyes, treat-/ the relays a New York C.¢ mt 6°0lCUmine short of the . rake. é oubied to cen- at? ; : ’ Se “tis ¥ pt ; bh] o get written int : hird sch singled le “O 5 x Ouras Farro doubled to ¢ fielder, I’ve had one bij mbi un: — ™" , , » written i he rec : riISCh Singied to sft, Scor- | nent recently undergone has been; would be entered in 73 * won the duo event ima sra sf the rroteges } hk in daney. irsatti tripled deep a E .ress é a fine stoy of Storti’s | 2 ‘ Kress made a fine stoy of Storti’s | a few to go—less than 30, I believe fences show 1138 te = i > r pe Pe ad ; s : ° ss : . ' . one mark that wil last long after | ing and if anyone is going to do it. - | American golf argosy set sails late | threagened in the ' th re ev ar wi wa on ls = wh —. = She Aida‘ in teresting dev Civ’; a4 S Sa 1 ai i ; The Ry ler c eae le : “an x x _ Ler ii wy iii ; 4AM SE . ro em ~y¥ ue . Lt 73 TT) . ' AMATEUR QUESTION | » | 3 le Ryder Cup team, led | cfani had a great ¢ That, too, is a foolish sort of ques-; _ | Parimutuel betting machine - 4 1ucieus Of the present invasion, of twenty-sixth general session of the | baliplayer, of cou — Tri | figure im the 1 yesterday furnished informatio | te — different than the rest ing just what I mean. But but George ” is 7 € , made for the 1932 Olympics at Los of vidual event was § |few years there will t nother | nce to oreak mM! had been deducted. | , State and Eastern clay court | cream of British professionals at | , > 3 TY " tar + ‘ . . 2 : - ; a a toad wi portation for the athletes. Babe Ruth. If there is, I e niv hope | more important to Lat = :@ : mankin: , oe ' the fauret: at § Dp. m today 1ygrna Mm nt oe « ae > . WV. r | here ‘ tk? Ss } ’ . , - ; , " _ : ry ~; +} : ii ~ on " . ¢ Dames t c 4 pa ea | five-man tion's definition of an amateur an. | eve oui Seo ay tae se ngage lame A page i . kept down by anti-betting : SCR armies sg Tl ps age ore — ‘arreil holds the national open vents but i was est ing. Melillo rolled to Storti . nd . leez. RUNS ee Pies o Has One Real Ambition. pionships at Wimbledon this year./ delphia on April 26 a de. - ete Butler and Bit) Ete | 2s aloes While she still needs to be carefuljthe first time in the in won the doubles With a . ° Sj ; rif ‘ 10! 12 u Vv Le | ; » | akon ; oagcgn ia ~- sas) Uon. That is to hit 500 home runs an it , : I se: | most successful. race on the pr m. : ‘Hank Will and Joe -lie 2¢! “e Ss ‘Orin o arr = i ? se . fee +? ? ‘ */ ¢ - Ii A | oc ry y a io is I ¥ fe "7 Lo ee : hm Swere rTHAat i ees. rua i] Li r i Ame ‘bens the #4 rar a ‘ ‘ i ' 2. > . ~% : se % Ush a | cee © tien mm Siete Meme ele : tri oO answer it m going something 0 r taay i dagen’s picl squad, which de- o }. ~ , . . Ty ‘a . ” . ° — ‘ — verplaye nd perhaps t] > ac 2c DOS can. If there’s ; after the machines co nissi ; sara Greenspan of Boston, 2W = s the -de 43 Angeles. He was asked to report | permayer and | perh enna arear tae | encoanaty. ‘ rder Cup against the rab fecreations of 428 s0On aS possible on the ques-_ ' oe Be | a nes atl am title with oe ™ ug r . + = } — “ " — ’ . ‘ . OD >? : nN : #3 = ned a4 i e"3 i tion of expenses, lodging and trans- Ss ert W a W aid , a oO 4 Wi - | ? } , i n. ivan ced C } 2 + of Leeds iatie sa month, leaves on : | =n e +h ~ ; »% . * . ha j ‘ : ye : ‘ ary 7 : . ; The committee debated at le th | [ll get a chance to meet him. I | runs, are the base ts th it back its opinions on any an , : : - eg igen, the captatn, is the pues | id mest successfu . nstn |. an give him so 90d advice. be-} ball came And ni ou; matters of controversy cannot b |ot 1 levent} 12) : hag og | ars of" pinay Entries the International Football Federa. |“ parent goo guid et na ba a PORES vt a ee ee peep whet «un — oirer nt itish open champion, Johnny . ° - os fice “ - ——. . , “7% 2 | T > hera oo - “ : : ‘i . ’ ea ma, and ¥ finally: decided to postpone action crific ny chan win, me | lation. : | | ment here to: y acMinistering | crown: Leo Diegel is both the pro- Many of these | until the Olympic Congress in Ber- | he professionalization of bet- |@ severe 6—0. 6—0 defeat to / fessional Golfers’ Association title- ee vinnenante now that I have almost! the park. | ways been deplored. Tsually | she will play Mrs. A. S. AMMmMe cing; Horton Smith, the “Joplin cittereae pea om . fy decisions made at the last Con- ™ : » the scores generally “thie year tm histo pear’: winning totaly we ie: im every event. ese nene of the @ Was shattered, 1236 tournament wit fac: d = " | 7 . ne ou ine on spc nowever, ha ran >| illie cow Yar! yrs tisha lin next year. The Congress alone one out ot ting on sports, he wever, j | Fran ces Leboutillier r of Nev x. ar the Canadian open has the power to maintain or modi. | age Sea step. : Sa | is accompanied by scandals of {| Of New York tomorrow morning. host.” was the sensation of the gress in Prague. ‘DOWNTOWN “rT” 6 AND GRID STARS OF U. S. | more or less en Ce. c Dorothy Blodgett of Boston. who | winter season: the others, Al The committee also discussed | CAR : baseball, protect and sa fe- yesterday defeated Y is : "hy rin Watrous, Pohuny Golden. Gene . %s i ’ ; 3% > rr cnr }* al NiOPrO2 Jille: ry , > Ie Aol er . ery : Sw " ¢ proposals designed to alter the ONDELET TIED IN i TO MEET IN RACE larded rom s£amodiing mor Hilleary of f hiladelphia as u Sarazen, Joe Turnesa, Al Espine ~ har ‘ , + 4 er : r oe } 4 | | a “ , yea¢ ea ] _— Olympic program and to add vari- CLASS B VOLLEY BALL | AT DRAKE U. RELAYS; 22 any x Te cssional | able to keep the pace set by Miss | 2d Ed Dudley. all have been ou w 2 : ' | Sport, has had its Diack Sox an: riorie Sachs o ,| Playing at top form during recer S new events such as “ese ; The Downtown Y. M. C. A.’s! DES MOINES, Ie, AprH 10.—'! +h 1c Marjorie | oe : aes et S es court tennis, rugby and billiards. —— se 7 ) | ee * ] eve class B volleyball team defeated | @.-.. —s i . Re} . seein * ' . . : : . am cereated Stars of the gridiron who carried Goit, however, was presumed pothy - S go omens Nex i | The Mauretania also will take a ROM-McGUIRES N SWEEPSTAKES | COA BC.T “ACO. apr’ 10.—Th “MeGuire team ed ' if - ‘ook a = b ea +7 ° TS peers . t i] Pa P \ e€ L's »] Di shi Ss OF SHARKEY | Carondelet e and the Down- vers V at ivs : April «2 and a it ls nothing new. i. .} sf ; doubles, Virgi ¢ nr" r " Cc ils on p at t Andrews, | if ha ™ : 3, ae Aa “ ' for the lead in ass aa F BOSTON, April 19. — Joh: ny . B. _— Jr.. Pelhan Mano I ut sali £ ehinorn, Tommy Buckley, manager of Jack Sharkey, | schools to determine the American connection with " sprint race ch; mpionship among i pgs , P | titleholder, ang Georce Von Elm, e o : nine ¢ al} 4 Sie sede ¥ t £0 to Berl B to fight Max - - . win ning footbal! team nS. more bt ears Azo, an important } Manor, and Anne Sharkey be 7m > - : > - -* nm ; . “ “ t : +2: : ; By the Associated Press. been invited to enter the race. i him in the amateur event. The Pine shurst, z—6., §—3, §—+4. Afte . he E - der Cup matches his protege. All that averted a Mass., and Robert Crosland. | : Pp g a d — The British open iste start at The Pirates were jubil ) ' ant teday | a tine 3¢ | ‘ : - 3 "2 ’ > a € m = o % : batting practice but he is in«d Li . | Harvard tennis tear scarceiv had | He was playing a “floater” out Jacobs, N ew York, 6—0, é— 1. and Lee Meadows against th > SGP e De-jeran Sam Jones went six inrings! mond. winni . Q ig ; : t Six ngs a, Winning, 9 to @. - ‘Richmond | from which he made the stroke. | land, Charlott Me soameey. Okie ber shape the fore a ain part of the spring / and this, coming on top of sterling; closest being the match between! who knew the i Jack Wright. Montrea! me ‘nt. Montreal, and Mar- match against a picked French |Same division in three straight ow Ww in ose wh it ; } *ol] . : ig hes of fame a are Now WW e find those wv aA 0) piay 4* ; j—j5 6—. Dorothy j 5. x ‘ > —* WEO with Cy! i@nna Collett, | ca . A BUCKLEY FROWNS ON | Louis Volleyball Association match. | : ; _ As Ol | : : St: heunk 4 ee seat etic it relay : Drake Uni- d as Sin. | In the quarter final pmen’s | “Ss : ; | 27. The race. Bacarartigenazes in starting ‘Mee 13. stars from a half dozen or more am informed of a propo deere , sal for Shar- : limi | Ip sn S 7T : | B 2 ~ oe ¥ hence 9 o n St. Louis, some score or - ham / who once held the national ama- > . . #0 s, = ek Lew i - w — i sis wae : ‘ hich Joe Jacobs, Schmeling's | ) Peady have ac — invitations to | One of the men net of the club | Mass., and Mrs. Rich: A moc | , ee ~ ae e aa $ 4 and MacDonald Smith and “Long” guarantee, said today: “Why g° to; vena conference shamamuman | ment sean aa the East a | First round mixed doubles: ama f 3 , : : ~¥ r e* j ; t ant by fighting in this coun- | conference and Stanford. one of the’ put him up at the club as an | con Jr. New York, defeated Vir-| ®t? ‘he British opea champion- WASHINGTON, April 19.—Man- [= eam, AGEE 26-35% Get ¥ hl } a | Nationals has but r'n> pitchers to | BY the Associated Press. | Scandal was the defeat of the | Charlotte, N. C. defeated Jean Muirfield en ee . | Muirfiels ever the showing of their two he | = th; . $ a nw cric: ? Ves ~~ § P + i> ef en « “ 4 ® : at what he lacks nu ically ts/@& go00d workout yesterday in its; of the water near the shore of a Men’s doubles, third round. | troi : > = ' t Tigers. Hili and Meadows ex- | against the Giants at Augu ta yes- | failed to take even t ing, but in yesterday's & rain ays 10 toiperfermances the dav before hy’ Tra i - “if . 4 . . ed r pril 1 i|work in exhibition cames and for | NORFOLE, Va... April 10 —The| player in the quarter-final round. | Fiaggler, New York, spectacied huriers, Carman Hill | | i rti set bh alit ret. | te rith Uni ty > 3 . Perienced difficulty in getting into terday and allowed oniv two hits the entire series af 1a? ches. the Men entered m the Str 4 Milt M 6 ’ . me tl “Me intered mm the 1) Sturgess, ton, Mass.. 6—?, 6—3.| Ryder Cup team also pians a * victory gave evidence of being in| Braxton and Hadley, has sent the | nan-Crawfor Harvard, and Grin they : A : ~~ ea? and (x! iss™ ; ws ey knew, had nlarer gone | a Manchel. New York. and Raiph Rehbyw Jones’ smiling face will ' 3 mid-season form. hepes of the tea; up fu urt> a i Serr ts +y eae *, a < Phark ; + Ka re a ) tareuga nal and won. ji Baggs, New York, 6—2, 6¢—1. not be seen abroad this summer ,

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_—_ ie IS FOURTH gi MOUND CITY a sagg29 TOURNEYS ling (1). ‘) y : Philadelphia — Py ) vs. Philadelphia (A), rain sville. Tulsa—St. Louis (4) Vs, bit (A). FEIN, ST. Wis teks ees 1 ed ee 1 2 LOUIS BOWLER, CAPTUR Soe eee aaerams ; i k Gains National ) Bowling Title | i a a i i i i id ’ OD POE PON SPOTS IOAN a NO elem # ASSOCIATION al > ; ‘ . PMPs wes sO At Shreveport—Pittsburg Cy) tg; \ ) STANDINGS | se Atlanta—Brooklyn (Ny ‘ ta. Indianapolis—Cincinna | Indianapolis. ei. at Fort Wayne—st, Louis Fort Wayne. t Houston—Chicago (N) ston. t Charlotte—New York (N) hington (A). : Norfolk—Boston (N "oR ) vs. N YESTERDAY’s RESULTs. Oklahoma City—St, 3, Oklahoma City 1. Houston—Chicago (N) + oT Little Rock—New y = Rock 1 - pOUBLLS: Pi xieer-P. Buticr 7 — ae 1 ebed » 490.00 3 ‘Gor- essay .1315 Watson-d. Soun- m, Chicago Geiser-d. Lellin- ; ; . 4302 eye. Lembke. MT 55s. - ie Galbraith. - Clty .... 1300 ader-S. Ped- Dover, N. J. 470.60 1508 460.00 150.00 4410.00 4230.00 ' Augusta—Washington (A) : eee Yo N ; I J. Dresch- = ’ «tie Jamestown, N. Atlanta—Brooklyn (N) 0” ata 4. Be i! a ‘ d—Bos Bepmidt-C. Pronk. — fon (4A) Pivitic |. ....1293 405.00 ‘orfolk—Bos : SINGLES _— com. (8) 13, } . Milwankee = by, Chicago Shreveport—Pittsburg suby. a Det Davis, Chicago. sag = He Krems, Chico . Bwetani, Chicago. 280.00 >PLE “BRamp. Ft. Wayne 275.00 AND ANTHONY “BMazzoni, Louis’! ; 270.00 BOX 10-ROUND DRAW ousier. Detroit. . 260.00 ex Ripple of St. Louis and P , a © 75.50 hony of Omaha boxed 10 roun = 257.50 draw last night on the r | VENTS ais nt of the professional boxi amg ental E ~ Belleville, and in the Ses itccauker 195° Eddie Goldberg, St. On ‘ . tonco 1948 ked out Tut Seymour, News, io Water- fans, in the fourth round. Ba ie Wis 1939 O’Neill won the decision over Butler ‘Chicago1936 Lang in six rounds. Alles creme. Chi. .1935 ithews, West Frankfort,4) hite. Chicago. .1927 pped Billy Willey, St. Lo iA Caruana ‘But- me second round of a schedy way -round opener. Both are Ne a bearnicri. More than 800 spectator n. O the card. — 12d. 405.00 S$2300.00 295.00 287.900 287.50 Gay @ ori | —" » . By ss) lated Pre - ° WAYNESBU! Paul Simpson of the Pyle run: burg vy 7, ‘ . > : ¥ . (iit fern across + CoVvVenTE qd the -—-_—_ -_-_—_ —_ ' oer a a Ss I ‘Sidney Smith vs. Joseph Be Lost to Mack louay in the SS yee et eet . —— nn ee rt ree ~—~e- STEIN JR. SOUTHERNER Y’S LEADER IN | cross court placements of Werner | ~ | When the second series of three |round contests ended early this morning, the New York and Boston tied for first honors. Goth had five boxers qualified for four of the eight classes. The team of battlers from Grand Rap- Mich., made the next best showing placing four of its men in as many of tonight’s semi-fina! bouts. Buffalo, Philadetphia and San I’rancisco each had three qualifiers and seven other cities had either one or two representatives wh»5 were able to live through two hights of rugged going. There were 32 bouts settled last night and early this morning, 16 of them ending in knockouts. To- night’s program called for 16 semi- final contests and the eight cham.- | Pionship events. og only 1928 champion who re. tumned to defend his title, Steve | Halaiko of Buffalo. promised to be |a@ certain victor in the 135-pound He gained an impressive victory last night by out- pointing rugged Mickey Merkin of Sai Francisco, and- the Only other battler in that division who threat- ened to give him any kind of oppo- sition was Joe Bernal. another San Francisco youth. who advanced. to the semi-finals by scoring the only knockout in the 125-pound class to date, The elimination of the last two college boxers came last night | when Joe Lillich. a Holy Cross freshman, received the wrong end of a dubious decision in his heavy- | Weight contest with Clarence Doyle .©f San Francisco Cecil Lee of ‘Spring Hii College. Mobile. Ala. a 160-pounder. was knocked out during the, second round of his bout with tay Lopez, of Boston. DAWSON WINS MEDAL HONORS IN NORTH-SOUTH GOLF TOURNAMENT PINEHURST. N. C.. April 16.— Mateh play in the North and South amateur golf championship Started today with the two favorites, John from the tional ships, |teams were ‘(Ae 1Gs, class ORS. > NATIONAL TITLE BOXING TOURNEY : ro ee ee ee ee eee Cie? 1 ~ Qh ne ~ ~ 4 : | ie whose of the mark | gpa i sopeadee ape ‘ 4 First round—Fred Josti: did not return to St. Louis. He will on the program. te 2-year-olds , > mans Of Knglewood, N. J., were tied for fourth and fifth places, Held had 72-76—148, and Homans. , > whe : . ay aige PACE—S81°00,. 1 Ridgew way, maieens, . F rT) it Tr?) vy Ff ? ‘) ) 7 “Warden Says Sinclair Will Get No Favors When He Serves 90 Days in Jail. Gimme a cigarette, Jack. t member of the Princeton golf nad 75-73—~-14¢8. i (eam. would . = - ‘ nie . ~ : : ‘ won the duo event last year all . | Karl Hodge defeated Elin win 107 ) r . ; | Sail for Germany on April 24 fo) : , ’ ¢ a S «* i a ' . ‘ . , ‘ . , wank Will and Joe Hradek of | a, {tag and C. Lyman I -U, teria | ; - Se rr a bs six months’ visit to hig home- Fruit Damaced by I'rost.”’ Florida papers please ¢ Opy “California | e | how- |. tgp mee at the Kansas City show./. saa '6—2; Harry Schabere and Robert land. Between now and sailing time bettered the 1300 fizg- | he will given an opportunity to | aaek dial in — ~ Norton defeated Henrv Holste a Jd » Se tae : until the ' . . i the doubles division. Offi- : | referee some Eastern league games Dg 1139 to last first ppures show 3. Summa will play ein the prize money r . patti durine & | iph Unke’s winning count of . Was threatened in the singles Mackmen esterday when Gus Stefani. | beine: an 6. rolled his way into fifth oley, regula Stefani had a great chance | “id of miled at the finish. winding up | lie n18. The Milwaukee bowler’s | John will imjgmhwons ments here be * ry} ii Oi) i i a ee a a ? s i ¢ President Hoover has cut down ; Racing Entries me hand shakes from aiGs to ¥36, Which is a few shakes under res ae par for the White House He’s gettin’ on his game. be ! j ' ' immmons’ his Re REN ss AIRE ate ita mnt eit rene Stet, _— ns s Barnes de- | th i ee ; apt waite a ood Be irew clea ‘in the fi ioe 3 ae Robert Kreyling and Ar- : Hnounce d that Joe Fries 6 * f 4° SS} Ine« y - ries, pe poe S sidney | een r shortstop, had got- and Serbert Wein. | : ; re : Titian { , J i > : RE Wiat is 21 pins short ush Semp!] of | j I and Jack Stresen-| li-time record Eleven men |) ST. LOUIS WINNERS 4 pe eeeeesed RM. N. and . Waiter | eee T. pp : ish Bob } iis the 700 figure in the singles 0) Skrainka by default: Junior Boch- : ys Ta 2 | Quattiebaum 10.95 |; “Buche : hn secre ly 474 As long Mm, which was featured with | IN A. B. C. TOURNEY | ind Joyce Portnoy | My | | persons who get ; counts. Low score to cash | eee eee Joseph L. Werner and shaking the hana individual event was 582 | j}mann, 4—6. 6—3, §—3 1 race, $1201 3-year-olds | during the war, why not have | Hub Recreations of Joliet ' Second Heidleb Summers, | Mixed Doubles. a Equation. 1 ing the going t 2 rapid vac re Moi . #. ro “ ain had } and. >= somebody double ror him like a team iitle with 3063. ‘ abi mh pias {7 i. dd, Shui Cy Mire and Lae T ntbte ; ho : ba , a First round—Miss Lottie Hage. | they do in the movies. The 1929 «tournament the; @ r. Mastener. Ge2, $17;) Fred $13.50: HH. Runge. ‘ a ee rae ry -" ' i ee ok ie . +a" i oT) » prawn (}iy 657. S255) $24i:;i;mever and Fred defeated Shakees couldn't tell the genuine and most successful in its) ahman, 4- S22; KR. sxewton, Mrs. Festus J. Wade J1 the counterfeit grip and rs of % } | > ‘ Ww r ; dohasten, ss Vi re + on ; ; : ?P ay YuCLTries . a ' : : ‘ z - bm ea Li i« | S16; N. Lambert. ‘Baer Dueker and Karl Kammann $18; L. Numann, | gofeste; tee Prieni}}: Pdoubles teams, and 9888 in : Sli: . defeated _— 5 a | he > somnotr, 6—2. §—2 Mrs , , f } : ¢ « wes es ies IM i I pth ‘ . P ' v! : =} py gles. Many of these bowled | - Uroneck, G19. $36; 4d. wuchek, G14.) 7) Q10¢ Purlo.yc and Robert Norton | Winner ch. h. 5. by Polyme! een , oad ae coe 1 oe seceghe: tee PE ? | sage Sherwood, 61%, 814: TE i Miata dial Vales Ala wopert Norton =. , » th winn 0) OO iM rf), and one mile in : : . Kr. | . : | ‘ ; tT} Pdifferent pin smashers com. | , 608, $14: G. veer. oe es ume 00" (OG, $12; L. Martin, maeees 38 and won course ; + iOS. OF 2) mirmcmen one Your gears know the difference pT es Soow $3 O50) - am : furtenes What the Aspirant, ‘%-year-olds, seven furlong | * Rp ee ee 7 Dea t to post 3:33 p. m at post l “> , nes 1. Oe é tia : is Tis ies a (nan a | | peer "Ss ‘? SKIFGMEher . >| Official handshake: Master Sweep 4 tae} : ident. be { ‘ this country needs mor: £00d S-cent cigar is an for the Pre . 7 . * iis Sore De Aschbacher, f— 7% P75) $150. S50. INFERIOR grease does not keepa soft cushion of pure grease be- tween your gears. Inferior grease allows the gear teeth to come into metal-to-metal contact. Your gears know when you put Whiz Gear Grease in the gear Case. It is a superior grease. It prevents metal-to-metal con- | GREER eer oe : 7 lanky | Sart | tact. It puts a cushion of pure is ao ee ee | Dumas .".'°'°'105 *Dry Nation’ ..112| longed to the same lodge | lubricant between the gears. I¢ furlongs: | Real Artist | | lenry Horton ) - reduces friction and saves wear r-olds POCKET BILLIARD STARS on the gears. Ask your dealer vt DIVIDE TWO MATCHES about many other Whiz Products for your car. to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK. WV, e@ rm ; GEAR GREASE Marerte Ke T LTuCK Vv as there are sO many a kick out of that fed them defeated Ted Ege-|™ - ’ ’ 7 1k Josties was sien : , Tro? . f RAC KE—$1°00. the Clifton Ferge, ’ sity SO TTyi¢ Wet | l-vewr-olis and wp, L-3: p. 2 At six af + ti, ; roost J] miniit: >> x , FOURTH rt : ‘\ ry «> ir., G46, ms $- . Dahman, 61%, | ‘ ev 16, & oe oni ‘ and Sam Gordon, i— 4. f— } : Mrs "ey? } re u hinkine how es Frederick, i : would go aw ay thinking hey be Sof 2523 five-man teams ‘, , a oward andi’ Monnirc, = & Ho ird and > “ ts: but it was estimated! 815: F. ° le and As , " Lf McEineny, G11, $14: d.' defeated Mr. and Mrs. Ethan Shep- , ‘ ‘Ag ; . = - TCs ° sper al were and | scores shis dra ea RKurnages, €@3, = §. . Ntederer, Winning totals were Sur-j] sil: F. Jarcke. 69 ; A. generaliv history _ riumagei, 605. $12: G. : ; J. Walsh. Gu4. £11: 00.4, | Mrank billiard (;reenleaf. Taberski. champion, Fourth ' diate tl ee = ay i'Kincarten stakes ae t i. és? ; - ‘ “in 7 mess A, rine _ whey ' lec | ; ptow rn} } s rad’ . 4 ] 1 former tit ADT! & - QF miates Field Hockey |} has accepted an invi-| the 1929 all-Ameri- | * still even in their this awa with the thi 26 to 40. but Taberski won the next hy 125 to 85 Greenleaf started th: RSE and up. ene and one-sixtennth -year-old ; furlone. | third block with a run ot 65. wil} Went to pest 4:32 m., at port | Our Salls ri ee et ke Greenleaf on points, 384 Points match if each wins six blocks. morninzg ran send ~- MUP is ‘ ry ‘TY t a ges . “AG invita- association re- | j of former j? country tour} sent an ous Easy Payments if short of ready cash ask about our Easy Pawment Plan. Get Tires at once. Pay «a little down and the balance weekly. RACE— ae r ’ sTHe-SIX f? | bs : ‘a ai iP a - 2 i react + | Get This . Sweeping Guarantee Ounlops’ Bonded Guarantee protects you against all read hazards evep abuse .. for one whole year. Free road service. Free repairs regardless of cause. Night and Day Service JEfferson 0673 team ; : States in ee ee —_" Racing Selections |; .....°..":, “INTH SSES Fee | ts Michel April 10.—Al Green- Chicago junior tigbtweight eontinued his winning spurt last | hight by taking a decision over | B.Whire Willie Michel of Belgium in 16 | PARRY oe cHANTS FIRE : rounds. Greenfield took five | : rounds, Michel won two and the | Z rest were even. There. were po | 2710 WASHINGTON knockdewne. | Scene aie 7 Maer, Greenfiel CHICAGO, | field. Sand Fer Se x (ne sag re tO — F catiinesmiaeaaed « wones 7 a ne eee - press.” won a technical knockout Norma eV Gy) ley, ALL-STAR LES eer oe ee f: 41° A! Robertaon 820 | gue thon Hennetlly K nee : , : re ; ee, . ; Ba sitation . ever r erent. erACt pt thi . . . r . hi, ¢a9 4 i rie ’ : . : i ia F ieishma of paste SERIES ON COAST a ars mi : a | bert, 59%. $9: G. Walker, 598. $9: f Was Shatt: rt d. ; 5 . : A. _ I 1930 tournament ; ‘Soleges nited ela . Baker, . = Association mu. $:: KR, Fiesh. 502. $7: E. SG: & $6; W. Bren-| tation to ” " 4 Tx 9 wis $6: 4. domet, SR, BG: J. Harding. | ‘* , oune we 4 Tom SG; H. Reed, 387. " 1. |a series of games next | SWEEPSTAKES FOR Dutzi, on re Frenger. }:} made at the fall meeting at Bos | $9 5 “g:95 855. 1:4! to 4-« aiue 1 - an eT Te ee Bixth race $1 | Apr‘l 10.— The wen. Mever. Bey ton in November. ‘ 0) e*. a oon BD gene Fuire team the # lish as Nelson and ©. Stein Mavestine that a PSP Of the Pe eee) ; | e A. B.C. - ; Roth and C. eb ; $60 and | ' nit ; nited ptotal 2016 ! es | the P ° vid . : ¥. re ~ : yy } ; h . ; : , | sd th Schaef . i y iil © i€id at = Omen teams with a total | charier and "2 mark which was better | . Heck Hohenatine mM th a. Ff Cc. show by 3% * , " " | . pp ' . Mrs. Marie Warmbier | . 26: . Murray and ff. s _ M. Tempiemeier, RY. S25: N. Lambert | 3 O 217. +64 ane@ 207 for ai R. Meyer, S. 24; Hippe and | At Bowie. [poe “1 And they eall’"em the “a . dehnsten and K. | By LOUISVILLE TIMES. | mI G8 30 PR 1 . Weinstein and ©, | tock Thort Rende is. Friar a cag i. S20: " .. tertbl, | Spider, Arcin Pr , sez ; sw 2 . "4 4 ‘Pie Mieround bout bere last | per and F. Sherwood, 1 eS : and Fiddler, Pi: all. Swatter, ey Shen hinanieteitedl Minis over ; hrown, Chicago w <n {Obert —— as. | alah A. . X FALIS. & 1 , ., terwetght, tn the fourth round of Lt ae eer? : 4 2 " , j ss. , i mri #) | On weigned 106%: a 10-round bout here last night. Se Ute | 0. Harris, €2500 are none of ie all-time 2500 adds P Bs. PHILADEILPHIA. es Stoddare., ' ti« : ill be at . dacobsen, Waibel, 500. | Sienna Niedringhaus, SSD, SNS . © , ° 5 i 3 4 * ; . : . OM-McGUIRES $6: 5. douct, BeR. 20: °3° Hamtine,|ca te Los Angeles to Jameson, | 2 5SR7 ‘ 27 B42. a 587. . se association. announced | Dierkes, S86. . «€. , $6; by : OA. B.C. TEAMS | P5996. 9,6 pee, ‘Sei th x: oo | R. , SH. BG: Pfiuecer, led iri m4) The association in the 58? 6 +} Eng! Sa, which featured the, m ieoht | 0: OG, Weber and L. K iz. | , . . nis schoo] girls from that * Counted 1046. Mulconney mid-winter interc = Alberij Jewelers ted (, Metzler A. me year ca. oe : dens P&t.cent of the totais rez- B44. S26: i. attack on the maples with | Tschampers. Aratson and | oo te Thempeon., 24: J. Steat and | ver ' : : | | — TE SCRATC S. Feid-| 9 2-—COndgrller. Reich BOWIE SCRATCHE 4 : “0: . Newton, ’ Arspey ated Pore sm S19: R. Michel . -_ nein . natant ' Beck Vw. 7% ‘ire Chief. Ruban Rowe: Rosipa. | F Bea. BVRCD. Mer’ s. Pripeels ale TE nt a oe aes ’ Robe: taon : legr : | | SR Te S0n, Boston Negro, | : r Hinbert and ¥. Petrolle Kayoes Srown 167. Bad ey 7 1—Waffics Fir ck. Alleviate -—DGilly Petrolice, the “Fargo Ex- | Sigil es . t

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pa lay ic, biel aed apsite id osteha AE G PRN tly Bat AIC 5s ich hl hit . ty A OR oe 3 copii at ae an a oe ah tases A = oe © 0, feat hee + - a FR REET N ArH D4 ~ an tae: we Phe a $ Tenens 160) tr tpinitrgnipierige » admitted, : A ae ‘S Jace oo mm SALESMAN HE sd er? lies mat BOA, opt Ain nek bts Tee 3 ae er oe ee Lae DUTY P et fs : x. : i» x le ifi il who wrote to the) re. ce 5c Re ste with part. AD) padtp os pen frank Clarke, — ,ogio-Canadiag 1 we en nan fen hen hell nen nen ne versity law Cline of Columbus, O., the >: ee ~ a > "~~ B on . likely add Cline to defeated opponents. opening match. Mills, of (Quebec. meen entea for tH mt posts radinz (‘o.. alon = he ip ee ' : : aD ; “ ~ ae | « a? ' i a “Y 4 hed . ¢ . a ort shore of the St. Ee Sd ix = . Byrd message, relayed a | Ss iis Lire! so eare of © is Vi It. Canadian West = era * " : age ; ' os —_ i . ee = —_——— ree eee ee ee ee t Beit eh eS ee a" SROUFI + } # ) r)6=—ls Wtth ! (New Type) Electro-Dynamic Speaker A superb Louis XVI Walnut Console containing the &-tube (including recti- fier) Phileo Receiver; power supply: built-in aerial: and the new type Philco “SERRE ER OES SO E22 S88 8 8 ee ee 2 No Aerial Needed — No aerial needed for local and many distant stations. All - electric. entirely dry. Many other features. Come in and hear it! PARK RADIO CoO. 3458 Park Av. GRand 9173 Fe ee ee RR RRR RRR EPR RED ee ee ee ee ee ee he ee ee TUBES ‘ . in fast Sunday. — ade | exceed today’g has made such astound- is 30 feet. dyne- Plus” — Philco’s t Samday ivs below Boonville, i t Mecamec wilt be at 2 ° ° “tl hye “Dtecovering” it quisite full-length 1 *s anoounced to “3 Rooseveit, ‘hs explosives ‘thre st EXTRA feastonal Calis. 4 The and its (ior Hayes announ ing performance rec- stage of 21 fe new radio discovery. > noe cx saaeee power to bring in dis- : ~ 0% at Valley Parka tain “\dvancement, He 1 CONSOLE CABINET hus Callegy. Negre Ff tt in the gener Ret |» = Electric Dynamic Speaker. HE'S ap LDr 5 rank J. “Smith. #9 o} ries in . is vicinity are exg Remember that this is .; soderstorms are tieuianinok which ords in distance, range, a 3 26 feet & Super-power that cuts wt. Chartes: ia tant programs at vol- ped stage fe 14 feat RTER \nthorities in New We with dynamic speaker. ed to United Statem) the tdea of : ™ SLEEP, DIVORCE Ge or $3 57 Mevord was granted a 4 ss flood stage the esd a the same famous Philco and at FT a. Be ‘tod ’ 4 selectivity and tone. , i ll be 26 feet Sacuinl di pales (ll. where the tlogm l reaeh 15 feet ag ume you can enjoy. ADMITS SENDING: Prees 3 E : : Hi Tuttie that ® ent ia the postal @ » Frank J. Smith Ser eé 99 WEHAVEIT — ES e & ‘idae Hegan in the Ga eo pre-test i Fielafi toda} PHILCO. Arrange for Demonstration , =a "REBRRR ERE BER SSE 8 EE A" one. se to the heavy» e > / event of a heavy! All-Electric Radio that | 5 feet on Saterday The secret is “Neutro- 7 the stage will & ‘we - Liiver will qd through local stations; [| Sa Now offered in an ex- aONE 10 Oe RK. April i9 F Triailed a bomb. v inder arrest ef fected +) on Making F ged general indignit piealenncnn vast Sam Console Philco-are now on display. See them! Hear them! Judge * tii Dr. South said hie wie Denmamihenal ) N ave ever seen the equal of this astounding radio value! We'll gladly give Fs i. Vcarreied with Sine Saal A - onstration. No obligation—judge for yourself. Easy payments. If you decide to buy is at night and of e Philco, you need only pay a small down payment; the balance in easy monthly payments. : oe prried sing peoper rest, ried him fast FPebrum d a ‘wo years age and nf Come in and Hear It! — aerate =~ ~ JOHN’S RADIO STORE 4173 Juniata Av. PRospect 9030 tS AFFELDER FURNITURE Co. bee i Thiet “Spares 99 WE HAVE IT ES 100 Collinsville Ave. , = b stolen ~~ Rhodes-Burford House F THILO. Be ES ' - Gs * ? beans odes-burtord House Furn. Co. : cS * ut tt: edech place] oy hens, valued etd

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ee _38°CAPABLE WORKERS Seeking PLACES where their SERVICES are NEEDED—WATCH the HELP WANTED ADS" Bs Pe — A Ry le RDS Alay AI AE Cy ee ee ee; A En 27m. - A ares ee ae 2 ee NP NAR tN REIT RP eR AOE NA OPI ALEK LO A ER EER AENEAN AP OE Robertson Flying Schoo! Youglas and Caledonian Phone © ral 0: c34) | CONCRETE FOUNDATIONS. floors UKS. } a ¢ : Paulos ey d | | TRILLION IN GOLD GOES YEARLY DEATHS DEATHS | CARPENTERS AND BUILDE RS AVIA \TION, INSTRUCTION | Marria Licenses lee . JOLIVET, ALFRED HENRY—of 1515 | WEBER, ANTON —esihe red into St on! Al. rRRA Tit INS—rlouswe reea ts i ge i | T0 FUROPE BY GULF STREAM N "1 F \ first etreet e tered into rest Tues ay Apri! 9 19 9. it / s fm. rk and low prices and term Tors} 4 ae BAY, April 9. 1! 929 dear son of of 3LS7 ynipnees street, f TIGL W. e 5) | A i > . - - ; 2S pgp ech ne dear brother of Odile, | late Caroline Weber. dear fat yt ; \ LE cana teiaaee mendl gene , Births Recorded French Scientist Estimates Value | ®°r'"@ and Alma Jolivet, ine Shoemaker, Anthony Jr ami Ceceli: “on ‘ze i ee eS ow . FOr - oe A ; é member } ee af "6s > 4 : . } wh r & : of Element at $1,551,680,- Louis Lodge, No. ,. A. A ahd A. M.| sixty-first year. = fath a CARPENTER work. seneral repairing: “% AVI ATI IN gong B ; | p i 000, 000 Annually thes yg wervec . ro! the funeral tre Wacker-Helderle chanel months to pas. CAbany SO06 - ‘ . : o* esid . , ics | wy Sanen cere a wer : hureday April 11 : " — “> eisai es " . on | urla ermits Special to the Post-Dispatch. ere remains “will lie in state “Or to | ¢ ‘30 : ag anthony” s Church geo te —~ 127 5. CTWEbeter 1s 7 -_ eee i ; ‘ , sy, ade ” A eer ‘ JUBOIG imaT}i .4 suey amd eet. | , | PARIS.—Every year $1,251,6809,- ran Pe Aas! Wes ss | thence to _ Calvary a 2s ain WELDERS F , _* } 4 } . . vF 4 . , ¢ r } 1 r : one 2 - "ry pert: fe oe . : — : y we MUPT' R hk ae el 8 4 i. ty} y Ty seari im Antes get Wey Rochelle Accused of | MARRIAGE LICENSES. | Prope! ty at Lindell and Vande- | 060,000 in gold moves from Amer- aay ae SO . ve rf Po Pe aes aad el i Tian O78 | _*.. - Part ro Hy | lon at Robert L. Fisk .. University. City. Mo venter S yi | for S 1 75 000: ica to Europe, but Europe fails to LAS, pr ec ay th uc F. : Of « 5: PERSONAL ‘S) | Nite Classes Downtown | i aking I dl Lil if) aul a Lorraine E. Ande “an ‘Sead ie aright Vente ik » Jo Js take it. This figure was presented |: 929; : ; = Y a i | PERSONAL | CARPE oblonga Ail kinda of repair Work: | Oftice Open Evenings Until 8:09 F pudley, Mo., in 1927 Harry Bridzes...............518 8 #4] Additions to Be Built to tek Aueeis of Mctonce by (eee Cannapely RSON. also contracting. Riverside G444R Duc on We adadinadiat : “> Mamie Williams.... 518 od eeyin ; ~ ¥é ~ . , aaemy 0 ecience Jy James PERSONAL—Dear Wilbert: Come home wu ae g William Hary arc Johnson r ‘2d Carte 7 Georg if > Cl: iude, who said that the ayy cr bf [)«)} ‘ “e* i? it] : Me “ rite: mv heart Pe TPKE tT}. Mothet! i ’ CONTR, + agg (ve nera: yh j rye ' 1! : g i C : d . ‘ 7 Uy ° : : ** Can tes , } 7 ry ee fini hes ‘ , uF 4 ' 4 ar i ta af 4 - , . | George F. Thomas >, Division| venter avenue, 1as een sol 9 | tion: } , os al “Te . re or aA i OAD AND re irhishe lrke ‘sll oy Ji tes Over a oat ot Deputy Sheriff ot sh f . Visto} ion: the Bank of France did not KNOP P. ALE x. ANDER G ae RAILR F / del reques s i ; Deri na Me lure. Bid id} 32 Z ais ; Bi ae : ma '. | ?Oa3 . — mt thi warrant had rie es ¥ gig teh amwisat % “november 997 the ‘ vA SEL. lear brother. ather-in-law rand ¢ | $3.50: Blytheville. Memphis, CEntral 7675, | 901 Dod. fel) | , —_ : artime! Marie ‘allewuert 4008 Bureen! market in NovembDer. 1927; when , i ina i 4 iC. METI i ‘lace S “s and amazingly in- er issued there charging Ro-| Harve M ing “e o at. | k | His estimate was on the basis of | 24 uncle. in’ venty-cigh 4 Sale ot 1) | STORES, flats, garages. porches, altera- | A class is forming for men and . tT : ; ; ; eae - : , MO. members of the club said they exX- 1 mill » ‘Id t sins ewe : i = : - os itl 4 ithe rai Lom wmiayv- YE L LOW AY | tions rood work. R Iversic ae 54907 Pm women WwW no want to learr the avi- d " th Selle with soonest in the | 44day5 yce ees aa aed + epee Pace | | g~id to every cubic meter of saves Leake ard, On _— ation busines Do y Li I ecacing part In a ee ie a ” }:- Herman HL Thoels Sib ante) “90)7 ies se , realize $280.000 from its| water i es ies ature hursday, Apri : ation business. o you realize the poldtp of ti farmers’ Bank ]} 7.5) d pected to realize 9-59, rom S rinthe warm current and the] macujate onecention - Church : r Re ia * + 7100 fa SAvUC lia M. Hive oe a ale POU i 1 miLY fs et , ees : The Knignots of Columbus willj . : ingen n tne u- lind, Tuesday. April 9. husband + ne under op wnership-managemen | P21) Partricdes Abany jb8o.. (ext)! tures include applied aeronautics erent shoemaking . that at the time ot the rob- it enn . ade Dh ee : ae 2 ; . 7 mei i 3 é : elanac U he was In ot. 1.0 seme where i¢ : ra Chartrand Rast $ Louis, Ul. Se Stat p ty The Pees Cat Mothers | 'S ighe Squirre Is, Ore Ki. ] hoads. — os os Angeles, 3 SS ; tts CONCRETE carage floo pe ss ele publicity, etc. z , ; lived intermiutt ni ly tor Sev ral approaches Revuolds ] se ding _ conn rues Oma! “pecial to the P ost-lispatch _—— ay f: a sh oe lr on ‘ } . BH oy ty , ments ash pits Benson Lindell eT rete mnsyivania - ; ~ yr ‘wo ’ ee Seats ioc ye NOT ry Y r s)} tion These ma- ' oa rs. 9) ) _ sum phines ‘ Lous Lang ri, plan to spe nd about oS -0,- JACKSON, Mo.— { cat owned bv ENQT IRE NOW sd : ; . 5 at : . sh Sy 3 ’ ! } J : ; » . , ry ; . * ss ' ‘) wes , is a — ‘ie Baker. in fis tLe] said Ro-j- anal Schirmer... . +» 1 san suis | GOO improvements Additions} A. G. W. Tuschoff is acting mother lets i ¢ ‘ONSOL [DAT ED B 5 ‘SD ES POT ash pits Vergreen 4179 en-week evening course at the FOE that mechani- Meehelic was charged with being one ; 24" “pe ns seen hee Stee Sere eel) Wil De built to the north and west| to four small Squirre!s as well as 4 MARQI is, LILLY M. — | into rest . EE. A downtown school ) two mebB who entered the Dud- see Lape a a ! . |of the building and a gymnasium, ; litter of her own ‘spring Alla “pM apy ors —— cae 7 (Ou! : 4 . 6 4 ’ hale ems : sti » ; man ase . ed “ 1} } ‘ -} _ " ‘ se inane) cd : : a , . ; , > oes . - A : a — : Be S24 . assaulted tne casnier, M. ics. eRe t. Louis, lo. | Ss nmine pool. bowling allevs and] seen ( » we a iY ; Marcus and dear mothe: Georsh RATE 4 e | j A They are kept in y bank, and - j ae — LL. fi 3 7 , wake = vibe ; _ facilities t es hones SR USETOG and healthy. Fitzsimmons. James S, a New M. af 1801 ’ WASHINGTON ES yt 3024. y rr ro ~) r . Green os: ind nerrgeatcr’ with | x obe eee soer 2 eee ee | Other recreational facilities will be} The mother squirre] was kille} auis. wre r dear mother-in-law. ELECTRIC WIRING, ETC. | AVIATION SCHOOLS be money. the ! Né 7" | James ‘arter...:.....2841A Moraan| ‘"8stalled. . __ , When a tree in which she had her!p. m.. from the Provost chapel. ; rt NI-SUN BUS LINES Al WIRING of all kinds: new 4 roome.| ROBERTSON FLYING SCHOOL ° elle could be found ; he home | } " r Morwai The structure, « vellow brick, | young was felled } 3 | ¢ rand boulevard, et m ber vith switches, $24 + 639: os | . npdienets ’ sities ‘ : ‘* ai .¢ . mw et ered. sbouPrRali AiiIC srs UCT } ‘ , ¥ Eh» as , . 4 vs ro © - rTalith 0 CVad : ar ‘ oe 8 | I ith «vy ches. 3 : i ede? sok - y — Sees EEE Seess De found at the home| Marraret Clark.......--2000a" Moran) | The structure. of yellow brick. | young was felled by George Lam-|Si*hidofrasls ons byittan Sides | $4 CHICAGO—$4 | ae-Sereten aoe cee work ra Open Rvenines Unit 8:30 | — * oe | nee B. Koerkeumeier OYA Shenapdoah| is four stories high. n yt Na pher. The cat now has eight de-| and Memphis | Tenn. anter No. 20: ” Bas ab! Call Colts ~ . r - a , : ‘ . sieilk iaks . Ra : ‘ae a } ss ; . ; ress. 4059A Shen: an doah| a frontage of 13/7 teet on Lindell pendents. 0. E. Ps E: se nN S tar a) vie sw ue ee S7 DETROIT $7 BEST ‘eR if and new house in) Ph ot Mo, ” . oe i a Edwin atte Hich ne 11). , > ” ie ’ 7 4} igh te \[c- saitaititiiaata wuCclLed v wiVUllt h I ii Os ee ‘ Y 4 Swe =—— irs prices OF OF and be A } u y jo ix Ione mntra Ho? Rochelle adm tt d, police said, ; . ee ee ' d cr pouieva’rad and runs ti rot ‘ ) 4 . | EEE Me era es Seamer No. 6. ‘ | and repairs Rive rsige RABY . s lds own : sae ‘ rae . 8ai6 Mo. ‘ os 2 . et he was released last Decem- ati Sa eee Sy See | Phersot av ; its maximum L Anna” STEL L —. i4 ¢ (houteau ave- | 9372 IK C1 ef =o3 i, 1 = WATRING — Repairing. [X- 7s ‘ . \Aibi ee, ; an for . bi. | ey f : j ! Tr } . , "gre . o r” c | Son i from prison at Worland, Wyo., ne Smith. West feankgort aL depth being Di Teet. | DEATHS : ce eo I on analy “gr 81 f rs. | nye land an. ‘ TT “tye 220 | gases caine 3 (o: INSTRU ION " ) «ee t ing 1] non : 4 | Arthur Louis Schmitthausler The a as andled by Eu- AER HERE: Sle dith Ford. Helen aud Howard Lanhan a; ie ) 7%. Cmahe | BAG en" lek anew ' Sh —— Lea PT halrereesing. manicuriug, VICE _ & r servi | j ] mm ynths on 2a 0! ey } i : ‘ig ies hoe aT , ' Fry) r vie "hint r Mo. | . - me is. ; a rt : “sts de chile ; ms ; lowe 7 prices — at ; ‘ ¥% 1 Same ar lling. muity big future ann hs. ; rge of passing worthless checks. ! Edna . ercul UA Shen lw | £ le J. of ner resident of Eu- arties :. * . «oom Siella | Paugehlit arior ti A n | MORNINGS © 4) . PW ENINGAS 8 | electric work. CEntra ' ad oRO = int: elas FF oe Louts ponte: ny : “ely d : : : OO 0S os ee ot e. *y. ugh A, sittleson, l@ Xe | jntermel LUCKY mete; e SO, MO. |” Tat .. Or BPpaNel TE ah jutv Culture, 5 oor, SU "Ine.(cr? | plained he and anoths : this Williams &| - : ee £7 N r. FRA! 4# | rs " ener gga is of the Pa , a. a rs hoe see . | os nod | | Brown, Margaret IF oe sap sin M1 a Cl} eye Ney SARFIELD 2332 omy 1 & vii n house C. Oe ee | eA ‘URS! —Wil | be given limited re iT FA ¢ : or ia wher j ; + ae » a ' i ‘ ne iC... ty } repress ' } . ‘ - ctLormnick, a \ \ : Ties . : 7 ee tart: f . tirrye : ri it a bf number of o d : . ae aienett item the Future man te worth ere is ‘lar y io cen at . Fs - cies = sis Hearn spies heeds gy + tet OF sth K. | late 4 PRAISED IN RADIO MESSAGE ; } “ae : . vard. ave b } iscusS¢ dtor some : Virginia Nicholson. Catherine oe" ik K. _ s0SEPH ; cn t Ss r . Oy “ +c*F : . at ; . 4 P T, “ Bears Out His View, New York lienry lierney. Mary | | Mary Milsteih and ae futher of Anni one year al Or transaction such | standard ric M: ; cl -| YOUNG MEN—To train or railroad tele- ae SRS : a ee : 2 Yaknonrer, ie Is ’ 4 7. Ti 1} Lf 1} ‘ 1 lj , I} . PEP pe Pa Cul , . 64. ed STAD T) wi Lior, paving §i40 per mirth G. O. P. Chairman says. Klimas, Alexander Marion ineral irom Berger's cuapel 9 Me-? fore the meeting, wiil be held a ig o 2 EP NS—Ner enpaired: alec rn: | when aualified: call day or_evening, 20th Assuciated Press Fr. Sr. Wann. Mollie Be gags = nares: Oe ee ee oe Ett e eed ine street. - - | ture repair easonable. Lindel ‘entury Telegraph, 211 N. 7th (4) boas ; Knopp, Alexander GG. yyyone 7 a. I “+. oad ' ri tA ‘ber, Anton ; ~st > “Perigo og y YORK prii i. btitiin | ; ; | MOORE, E . (nee Gartrell) br : Be s 1 APM. AN. R.. Presider T ring ‘Trattex eee | Trade School | SAKER, ISABE LL — 3225 Vista. Tuesday. | _ 3143 Lackland avenue. on Suncay, ip | ATTEST: BPA | ecretary. waternroof basements, FOrest 6120. | —— ” ay | April 9. uve op ecalam a fa - | “Mooi. dear mot! [ Thomas A.| St. Louis. Missouri, April 16. 1920. | UNION 202A N.—Floor sanding, h- RI: CITY BAR BER COLLEGE—Tuition Republican ” Remains v en dT Lpril » Pet S. Cnjamin .« Mire, A. . Kol- | i hellacking all EVergreet vt) catalogue free: strictly moder; * } a4 5 ’ aA i ’ : ‘ ; , oh . Nie ” f “ ; : VIG ried J erie i ‘Y : a a eles irhe MiaAsSKALE . Sodinesstia chairs, R14 from “5 e Us bts PiGgi, 4 ar pcm “ein ana —_ Market et. (em) BARTLEY, HUGH A.—5n04 felon ave-| Stee “ister and imother-iplaw. LOST AND FOUND —_—_—_—_—— PAINTING Miscellaneous Lost | GROWNL EY: Palnune, papering nen ack eontaining ‘| pLDLIIE, . rea inpie ‘ Abariy Poe (o>? nicht. betw | ae | ure) teripent: in Calvary. Cemetery.| saturday een ty : PAINTING— Wall Dap a | joo Ki ie wv UHIIS Wee vested + 354 Equipped ic worK« : *| Me di Y ical wi is ia ee sade — NICH OLSON. ( \THE KINE—Un tered ‘| on reese r neu errs PLUMBERS | a 7 . ; r . geod Gh ade» for : or um b- Intensive dav training only ne: zi Tricee, C,€ieiieces JETT. ‘c ; . . ee ‘i : . pe ney ree Noble Jr.. Mark. Wiliam and de | mar_0085 ‘ four months. Night training COLLER, BERNARDINE—A ’ rence Ni On. OU CPT fee teeth - | Bevo plant: reward. Ritang too: : : eight months. (iT: i j ente: ‘ int rest rn 4h ‘ bes ret ie | * \ . ‘ ‘ ' al Lat . { d } is . : y Lillia sit ee , 4 ind y ij : i + v. reid ; “ee ' LAS FT oe ‘i —- ‘ ang ; pentices: . - . hoi, ’ p \t> r ‘ in vou ha : . 1 nae t »-? 4° ' : : 7 3 eat ntil lan } “rs recht. At ist3 on ter our deat 5 “ be 7 n hi % . meters . ” % i | ~ . _ j = 4 ot . : . . ratertal: s evarante . ia , ic oe - : - ae ‘pone Mina a . and E ird L.- Niena HANDBAG Lost: t wu: Park ar. ne i WwHEN root lenk. call PRospect O24 . STAGE DUE ‘10 HEAVY RAi N ; h 1 é we ‘ P : DE eve — JU bias : c ed Za ss ?* De ' . vA i ra i! tHe WV i. [Ti Jal iki Cr ef fs rsoni. COnDtAIN Ii ng mone Re YS" k cot) i rk ry} re “it. { +) lea and sponsored hy the 5 a Louis \ ; id M. Day. 336 ° i : wir : : , necseagve ! 1 ee eee ne See nes | cl 7o4 M chester a\ ie, Thursday, | , turn other articles to 4170 Cleve > ————————— Automobile . y Dealers’ Association. tc? enter tench Sea GOED: tie. ee ae — ~~ pibutaries Also to Go Over Banks | aud M. Rutstein. 7 Ma rdel al filles. “in |CORLESS, JOHN €.—Enxtered into | il haces. ee ee nd ere ———————— | sfOVE AND FURNACE REPAIRS | ‘This Weck. Weather Burcau x a 2 ARL Seo ‘ gS : Bad's as 1 Monday April & 1! 4% 4:55 b. PINKY, TONEY—Entered tio 1 ‘| | ee een LiTia 4 ine, wee PATENTS : H. : r P Kit} : Al - ba baia ‘ - a / , f+} , i sa . dav 4) ril é ¢ 1)3 . } dé 3 st) i —~ . " . ; , obtained: advice and foders borecasts - ore 216 T ' . »>Dp 2° i> 4 | fhe Mississippi a “s a * e] incent Pinl BRA Ul Li bi OL +; PATENTS ' . a . site hOULeALU. » Sh: efused » amplify h | Wieser “hn por 5 a re inkv.. dear father ci Vi Vea teneee ndell 24 c) | sTroy > ‘PAI } free. . Jd. Larsou, Paul Brown Bidg. eS im this vicinity are ; LEG N. it C1 ~~ e Jha lus pase. | stateme: that he did not cho c Gine Paniuia ities ' ar ts om 32 > ba ivette ay jue. Thursday. Apt Ll. j pT ’ eet: blue, th mone) TOV TURN, t—REPAIRS ' (eit pass flood staz: ni ogee _ re i at anew tGetande aatcast ; wR i cal ey ae niermen 7 : Le ; ATE 1A x rs MRE to. the heavy raing. | Elineer. S19GA Delmai Tose Se he would turn down the {ios te eee pemence, © id, eee. me ee a) the) em ee tae eee = PROFESSIONAL hic) ean ii «tf Siin ia Ww —s> P ’ 5 Imai ! BPRS . ; i J pha sid SRLS Ps om : , mn — beg) : the adie & mee €aSi OoUnGAaY, a: | ; 1 . ; : + ’ ; " r ° r i ; ' ’ / ASSN ’ ° ~ y “sr via : . . Dreyer. 1602 N. J ominatio ase the col 1 | Cemetery ra : 0 | »APE SANING, ETC Orecasier Haves announce b= | ° URBWAY. so se ot ated hit ‘oolidze ke COTTAM, JESSIE (ne- Stiffi—> |: Se Bete on rwan ed +a dade ;, WALL PAPER CLE ANT wow BR th eo bon ated vapor bath; electric y in Aeratacme are 4 F : tz ee ! nal —— .s a ‘ ny Tuesda april &. 1923. at 1 rn ; ee SES pots ie Ti “| ASSE Lost Riley ease: | ALA'O i 7 t lea ners. room Si. | “3 tmen os WN Grand, F Khanatin Missouri and Illinois tonight, |M & M. & ager ag. he RD blinked t he didn’t say | GCar_sister-insiaw anv aun. | i West . Lockwood poulevard, Webster; wav ard ries. Zond 2582W. (¢) | SapeRr HANGING and nvamting, $5 and) OVERWEIG HT is dangerous; Teduce with- @ in the eve: a heavy rain. !: = a. - . , eae a " ‘ ae unecras son ee -aeeee ens ope bros T) Apri t 2D. m.i, IVER Lost: 3: taken from auto} up imates given. yE Irn NZ. | | Out mijury iC: drugs or diet; bring ~ st ‘ si 4 ; S| » ‘ hive hs & 4 ri ; i J ;&tra as f e : c i ; Rw : rT} | ; 5 if . ’ : - . ey ome n levan Paes - ‘ee . > ag ~ t ; Be. ; me a pet ; - - . - ~ tis pains re: re iiritie, paral yeie. Crests will exceed today’: . a. 2 Ms ae ae a cinhes , ase hen and tm Cool. | Wermns 4 at ee”. is pita’ oe ‘ag = vane #5 on + Aelia agee * ss eS a ae peek eee ey sheumatiam : lie giarafteed: 2 years Hayes said rr ew I rae ; Rees ae ti ee et | ne hi SAUL, JOHN—OfE : MNECTCUS BEFCOE. | ee memes alt ———e | in . Anes) | with Maye clinic “patients, CAbany 037 BW. ee el ppi hic as fa. & B, Uikinen, 1, tae aha a rt 7 | DOAK, CBARLES ‘R.—Datered into rest | 1920, at.11 a. m., dearly beloved hu: i] &e:. m an , rd. J.In-| agne at $6 and up. JEffer , | Mere at 7 a.m. today, will [Kg F frame: BY southwest fully decided and that he probably | p.‘m.. darling scr of Lester Cand Lena] of Mrs. Viola _Koppen’ (nee Saul) _ apd at Shake ath = (el) EMPLOYMENT WANTED — . 5 . 4 . 4 ’ ' : * ae 4 oe —- ' hats tf Fn an ” . i . he : ‘ é : : a. . : j 4 5 : P . — ; + Las 4 ’ re here , * 7f " ; = . ‘ : 1 t} ' a ‘ ‘ . 4 7 nr? na f in » 1 “qpotieg” thor , 4 . aL yas] ott ii | be 4 : = ? e = os” ° ; : pt. . . «2 . . 4 “ 4 ? -* ~~ ryt . . : " me \ ; 4 aiiti } Je , t* ’ . ith. “ : T jf 2 ere it ‘mar SD 5 Oe . satel rr Pee ft ; , or ges 444 12 “) gs : : : ca” Boecimiy ano be LA.’ 1 Corry will be 26 feet Saturday e- Snc co cone venue. Ws : ” : nh cham . yer J J ; — rf ri. ir Aiien. | “Gd - ~ ~ . CK : ons ?. ms. aif eg aha caphees. a cam ; ' We} eo Mme if L WiS ies cwar>re PAPER [A> N -4 nari } : : pondent and office manager, with ul Mer. Ill. where the flood stace and J. rr. {922 Hi gf a ae TWO CHILDREN ARE BURNED DOWNEY. EDWARD M.—O: Mor ' a. he eae aa wembe1 Mac. | :; ) — — | t once eee name | ee a ffice routine: am fully quai- 1 , SO ON ome asia “iy aaa ‘ ; , inners . 7 et ., 4 Eg , : ' ; , Lec] i posseme i : bility to meet a ‘ ; a - J thm . A rr o. oF acl jail ‘ : ar . ; “ae | BOs Biv Lil. Fete nia li DAPPER? ene: will wy it of anes MaDe Bi } P27 reef. the Side ec , e »VV. and 1. Lar . owe? Ts pacts i) WHEN FOOD SPILLS (iN THEM ' : April _ Pes 2 , beloved husband pf neoliz on i N , 6 b . a d A. Al *agiga probe - i wae fot | } BE ‘ + + reset mentia. Hox P-323. Post- Paresh ei next Sunday. a : Bi: ; +3 ; Lai: ; | Way ta 7 aa st, % : ; “ ‘ os be i = bizsMic igi &7 4 i i J j bat bd } ~ 2 44 . : ae a : y q a % +e ; . garmin ” an - next , a ME HANIC~ Sit.: Re: years’ Px a = . ’ : NM ; , ; 3 + ii ——s oe oe © : a ; il Fin & pi Zz ~e . ‘ ul. i »* : Bae . ‘s nti “ae . : om wy . : us bee! vw >. om : : (yr a‘ Apri! Lee ; ‘ a " : : . “ee — ° : ’ ’ , fy °? . — ry on days below Boonville, reach- | 4; 4nd, A: Suit Go71 EI i | ble; Hot Spaghetti Falls on | ang nephew. in bis thirty-ninth year. inn ty sundtot Cora Schaefer (nee| Cems: name .“Jicgs;” reward. DEimas “5 sainting plastering at once:| BOOKKEEPER—SiL.; wart Ome: or small 2. feet at Herniann an 2 ¢ ee B thamr. $71lo Otive Year-Old Boy. poses ep. en a ta EO mene, © ey mnt seween b athar « Marv M1 as ' meager Ate 4 - 40 W sete, monthly basis, Giteand S366M. ¢3) at St. Charles. The slack | . B ftiuschier 2331 SN. 19th ; : rs Devere ar-Oid | Tt (ai At i 4) 8 a.. to eet rs Pn ~ mii & unit Runiawe eneean a é } ee bOOKK BEY erage Bos Odi. Post-Ds. a . as - a . af : a ' . re i ; ‘ad bh et + r o. {> fe , 4 nm rtf ; i,t | Pee aseas oe ae ; . : . P seas. ’ s. pitt , _ ‘ J Will reach lo feet at Po : ; ’ Be ectet te = BRN ; Phiit'l ; hi hae SCE Vy I Grit, . : ” . . . - ta ea ij s a3 2 She (3) f in the next 24 hours. andi L. and Z. Zeis. 3625 8. St | Wes ‘ine boulevard, fered | a member of echanics Loage rat 7 “Guo sweet Chane S707 Norte ‘eiry 5 5) |) BOOKKE? PE R—Sit.. experienced gF- M ee : . ae | . a ~ CLI . NI er « epee Ra Ae , = 3 " ‘ | j ; rn e+ aT : ‘ ! is, 4 ; ' 4 ws 4 Aa ' : Ps . , segs j orkhard. 1910 en ' u aks 4 ee ony sce , a ee a ae 4 s OTT. ik ae . : é rect . er - Teri ' , (M5) , : wante any kind of work y mang . Ere r. 6s2e » § MG. | foose, vear-Oia mm oO} P Tes i et pe Tapeh age” «Sion ‘ *; ema “ : . Peat ae: op + gi aang x “ pga , iy tr NG I ‘I a vi tease af, CO; ; | years lame hy dix — o Onb- i : uae te ‘ , ° ‘ sa , : i ai. i A erment St. ca Cemet “ Sa pt to f Lia ; il i? i : ; ’ I “ Ji ai i . « aa i , ‘ at ea ; M j ; 2 , 33 : mm : ‘ ; 3 : iT rn » ’ “4 ‘.. P , rr: ’ ‘ ‘ é a ; J i/ ; , * 4 : sod ¢ g? ; ‘ P at g3 —. Kogers Williams. , « . . —_ > Pee : et}. d pia . c s > a . , “ " : ; ° P . 4 % ‘ ’ are rT ; ) : 5 ‘ : : ‘ - " re: 3 SOeeeeE, See A Bere ean Sullivan eee ee eee oe ce | Renae MARY 2, BRENNAN ea | ears Oe ~7 MS 424 ; : VP, taken > ees rest A ues ay Apri ‘ oer Opt ak , et} yi coe hep ee. a oo , 4 f ‘arin CLEANING at one hig “~ : bys EM, 5 for truck; oo > Assoriated Press ; le -0 : A : 9 WO ; aii. _— . ' : . | ; J i 5 ‘ ; 7 . } : : . ; : A ; ; 4 ; a ~ ais tea 04 my 2023 hom A ot ” ' Zz ui. dear m er of Wait Anite atlocomegion : + gy op : EE chain an ge tered A, iE R- sit hevws and window W y OF kK. A pr i ; i) —— | wr ‘a + . . 9 . . Y : ("} : rk bh, . Tl f. ; } ‘ r} a4 : . ——- | ae ath { ’ , y tig — ! inal 7 : “ . d ; : ‘) ws : ; . - ‘ 4 t : a 7 el P : 4 : waahe d ‘ paper cleanhe ’ BROTi Lies announced today ha Irma FD. Haenmeock. 3 a. y | — j ~ = Vamdevente! hae a! Beaune tee n the | bretherinlaw grandfather and. uncle. | STEWART. JOSEPH B.—On Monday. Ap aonds. 4 sapphires: vicinity Fox The: ane ws lees | patats Mat | Srences, Garticld 14 ae , : ‘ ate ' PAPA . ’ ‘ ; ~ THOU e fa ' ae | Khoushband ee 1 vi , : ’ With the 182 Ginet: Ai Cc r 8 *- . . " . , ; j , ? oe . ; } : ’ j j ; j ; . a } ’ Fi ; f ‘ ; sf obtaini: ' urott« a3 Ris TREO ee al oe NE ndge avlo from | 3 oD 7earm 6=St—‘C~C "2 wag Bi Pr shana, * , inee Ba | des — — . ' ee CLEA — LOR yt Cum == any hfie lem " Ein M4 Oa] . . s&s » - - im 7s lieating = . . y ’ : . ~ i* Pe 3 tii T 4 cement in the postal service. | * win Ton iat he ik _ . ar hon lence 13511 . ' . get ‘ P ts ; aaiF i a’ i*y Ms She 3 : °5 ; ‘, i f Ford: rite? have wore. Bo ' ._ Pe 0D GODDARD, JOSEPH WARREN—Entere | j1_ 0 a. m rar Lady of Lourdes ; = middle-aged, 3 an potter . : ‘4 “ . oo ste 4 si ‘ , i} 7 eA - aiie a i } i NAGGING KEPT HIM NOLIE SIA, oe: x td idignities | Qnto rest on Tuceday. April 9. 192! uvh. thence to Calvary Cemeters | FOX TERRIES und: yaune: white | © gh, Pinanert 4.9.4 1 | or watchman: speake & languages. Nick, SLEEP DIVORCE GRANTED | , | . aie € inf | + testy. abe pel ager BP + . é; ' Pere Dicae wy ‘e3) | FUR NEACK : Gund: of Unio i SoOrTH S&T L) ‘TRAN eS | MAN——Sil married: 2S years od; 4 , * ; : . * ’ . " " . . > & . “7 P - mn ‘ — _ : 4 " sre L " ‘ ; mn th, oni ; ; >A ; 1 " ; ; : : ; : Tie Wa thug : espe aes : Pig ~ so PO ed pens th opty i. tHOMAS., LOULISE (nee (ilaser)—l.: az . Seal, Keome $1 i! ea) I ation wants seiaried miter : 3 rOOGal c — ~ thy r ‘T ‘ Anril 449029) i ; > - ‘ 4 ; f : . . . by 2 4 ’ P 3 43 i tat ir : ¢ ’ . . ne i; ¢ , : ; kta e a 1 ; aerr) aricly j ii’ Sa ae fy: ¢ _} ) = ail ee + re caactasaet ie BG the lives at 3144/6 RABENSC HROER. FREDERICK Ww. SR. | neral home, 23 W. Lockwood, Webst so hat co rag me Fn - | HEN--an.. colored: wanta work By day fessional { ‘alls. — " , ‘ ' MW : fe =t i Ger s F ‘ i > CRE aR er ‘oe *s Jf teraon 0114. . , ; ° : . 7 ; '. oe : 7 ; 4 nith, 4950 Lindel Divorces Granted | tae oe aaa 127 é ) atone tan Tien cae ee ; | TLERNEY. MARY (nee Martini) —O ft? ies a"; oa PROFESSIONAL | NURSE sit Srectien Lake invalid = oF : 2 su or - i+ . +, j >i} . ‘ ; ; : ; ; 4 "7 ‘ r gat eee ri . sf “1 }T}- 5 : oe ‘ ; . rn a divorc: . onan hard . —* tb i le rick a bere rs . 1a} Bi ix No . ' Pe: r ; . i . ge gan in the Meiiet ges m G E. Hopk Grand boulevard : ‘> nd. Agnes Grabenechroer. | “27, O° A aot’ Wisenae and ome Gear GP N Ck DOG ret distri e BE AU ry PARLORS 8; AINTER—S A hour: inferior, ex i? ue w * ” . . : ' . phe | vf ; ’ > P : ~ oye! v1 yr »- Ho . 2% at he ) oom ———— teri Bax P Piet-Diepetch, ¢8) fF. slat ‘Ons tod Vv fro} ’ 3 "Fa% fs revit t er L ‘ tT this aa wwhths yO Ut s § = yf " e Cornelia Smith of C. igo Le | “OTA frem Bertha West ; SIX HURT IN 0 . and tr if, Peneral f: he haomacher Tuners: BUSINESS CARDS (e%) | om a7 “Pow oats te. ) omits ago. larie from Josxenh Provaecke | ; | ral Thursday. Apri at 8-3 lhome, 232013 Meramec street. ‘Thireda | | TRFIORARY ENGINEER —Sit.: eteamh | ee ne eer - €3+ | WINDOW C a Enis pa tw ‘eo re “” at (i ’ . oo . * ‘ e ‘ ‘ } r 2} ‘ 7 ; of ; our les iT her-tn-i eT . oe. Xs , “es Pili» abun tt bd 83 7 i , ~ yea aso and his wife | YORK. Apr l Basia 1 oe Ws ts ‘gs ; — ho ber w i cemeath - , he Cea : af ATID athe a | " % 7 ' e hy levine y repairim ane ' as rs Piraran’ red etricti¢ pr apartments. bruary,. he tes- | i , I Bes i Tl ‘re las i@nt. ‘if win ow and ton by ty-aigzth wear ‘ =e , = oe aint + OL ‘ vate te ronuite 4 femeone 85. 10 — : mnorts app = ) : is ; t . ‘ a : ‘1 @ ae $8. ‘ ; . P - _— ark : f 2g . ¢ ; rate: + sam Gy" Tou 0) oat , , ae . 4 : , nieral r ; eis ’ } * eit. : : . -* ea | ——.) “ " ’ .T s Tr rua i¢ Leak’ . 74 4 aslo ; | : : a : ex’ 4* . ; . é “s , 7. . : fom Thiet s licallv the flow of diamonds into -n2/ hous See si a =a re samc note merei Thureiay Antti 11 at & oO mi 4 3) | ARCADIA SCHOOL. A ieee Si f° ls — + eon ct | town. ; San ae i: | m 1 + ALISO Prguy hares TTCK POINTING—Brick work. cleanint,| «os any hover nies gh. h Spares Setting liens. a iean market does net Bae ; Pi ao - a coh 7. oe! | huhial in e-t Hill Cemetery Bente | - ining. ‘damp ‘* alie prevented; reason’) sults euaranieed. JEfferscn 435% or ‘ ve, ¢ icken thief who apparently |wartous changes in the "OSPericy | | ASC APPrOA iat: pUvewwe I “oe: Me + nent cay: Fence i panere please copy [} | ahle oriers, EVerareen #555. (cR3} | pit I to the f i . « 7 ™yy ' cy , 4 a +e es iufOTmTiobt } » - ; “w “a “ , 7 Peoaer . . Ma 1uN MOT j it.—— * Filer: . - - - ™ rte . eft mee utur en oper- e imports to! | ects ee ee om Fes rman Ha weh and . aamapeconsg , cK POINTING—Cleanineg & . ture has been opel ven © | . + oa ee ona e | Frid 4 ail ain inTae. | eth street. on Monday. Ane 19% brick work. damp walle orevented. O08 DRESSMAKING—MILLINERY in Edwardsville th is wer i ears have hee rn less Taan vy yea! i The: OUira.T | 3 . oes — «i % te t (10 6 : Tet = er ’ ; f ‘ . 3 it 4 ¢ 3 ; Rt ae , in . Lite detices were attered through- | ence. » 28 years. naing at resklence | William L. M4 , prmer de ) ST RRSMARING at bome or out’ #atiatar y hens, valued at $100, hav j since bid ata ; Meds ee 7S Fears. | ba diane ryt . mother n-law. ¢rat- CAVA | thes guarentee. reascuabie Dilrse fron: three chickem | St: s bought (2.396, 1 n | ts siny plate fiass Penne’ r ‘ Leke. | tmaothe SB. sce we Tes EX TING 47514. {ek ." é | . ¢ — > , ‘<4 ’ : ' ha ti ' ; Ss » 5 4 5 : ' 5 yf i rman ° ‘ =e 4, ; ete S P ; PASHIONADLI | m each place setting jof cut lamTHOnUSsS AoTaat i . er ' | Beasts: re’ Dreeased eslical Chrie- | , Pureral riday |HAULING bey tre 2% to »% tons. dar — , eo 33" by Gay of & 3 sturbed 10 a. m. "to Valhalla Cemetery tod? or ecoutract. JE ER 27 18. (eB? WS. urw<cUu.

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*% oe ae we % a +. E> - 3 pe Al SPIRIL, 1@, 1$2y. a } - CALIFORNIA. 3850 ~New 3-room reyrt | SLER USED4: be - low mileage: wire wheels; many 253 LB. mm S0L0A _Evane: = WATE RMAN. O—Lovely tr Or }-—Sir connect : ; iW. B. SH LP & C ye. Stone, F Ms; you can save big money; bargain. | 5oINTER—6 months old: ch cose) | FURNITURE—4 rooms complete: mod-| BEDS ee cer cant more. call any: | joa Seated meals tanec iat | cade ma WALTER F. a eH AN Tt Chestuut. | se = 3 oo . e. Motor Corp... 2936 Locust. | 3447 ae. ern. including enamelet, gas range: all- adiy; pay i: S Gen and licht 6 = POLICE — agg” beautiful gray; | man. 22 east CAbany 040 ’ FURNITURE Wtd.—Best cash prices paid. ST ne $75 SR housekeeping or sleeping; reasonable. (cd! J. W KERR R. CO.. 109 NX. tOth. ) : nh in-a T a N.—Elegantiy furnished| McPHERSON. 4612—Completely furniehe | MAin 2624. (c5-3x) me ee RE Come ep 3 = f STUDEBAKER Sp greed: A 521J. g 5 a gens: both real cars: vour pick at on'v water 521 (cS) | FURNITURE —Dinine_ bedr em. kitchen: | © all Hurley, Lindell S09 (Codx) rceoms: J ; ! jo $05“ Own. __ 3067 ‘?, ’ # 0 down. Graupner, 2132 Parx.| POLICE 1 oe = months old, $20. have cheap, COlfax 7953 2794 Glasgow, PGT hin | a ge ge oms; excellent table. Lindell 6925.(cR) front housekeeping suite; adults. ‘4)1 KLEMM. 231°..—Larce 4-roum apartment. = > 926 Tonahout: eet 1928 sedan: like new, mortgage napers. 5329 South drive. Pine Lawn. c83 ) goog furniture. DElmar 5001. (eT) McPHERSON, 4026—aAlttractive, twin re i every reom light and hweied t. $62.50. and $509: must be seen HEMAN my extras: $110: te ~ roe ainnm i ecko care, Sunday. 3029 Oliv Mo, (c) pnotehles E—3 rooms, complete or sep-| PTRNITURE Witd.—Ane amount: best ROOMS FOR RENT—CITY onnosite bath ; alao single room. WALTER F_SHELU 72) Chestnut, 5 rooms 304 pore on ; a ETS Oe pickup — S-KNIGHT—Sport "enka oe atine st sel] at once. Riverside! “cash prices paid. McGehee. Victor 4785 McPHERSON. 4161—Laree. c'ean on OPPOBITE SR CTPt Il, PARK 6311 SAVOY ities _motor $115. Sh87 Ole 4 ~ rid pn 3500 miles: like new: trade. O ING 11: oe , 3641 Bates. secona €ast. (4) (e4) “Coa housekeeping: $7: also -sleeping room. ie Magnolia: 4- tt oped peer al My ‘(North of Delmar at Union) & large a —— 1s whe 2R60 McNair. (cd) CL TH - FT KNITU RE—Alim« at mew: beautiful liv- FURNITURE Wtd.—Pay well. WALTER / «4: cAZAR HOTE]I 3127 Loc = MrPHERSON. 4536-—2 rooms. single: | - catio very dcesirahic: iow rent. et rooms and porch: cate aT ~~ feNIGHT—1927. Model 66, 5- Wanted «= dining, bedroom re Sha roma. eo T DAVIS. 1808 Chouteau CHestnut| $1 a day: weekly ane oe tub Dathe and southern exposure, DEimar 5514W. tc3) MERA SEX. 3605—3-4 pone aor eine — SAVOY C vURT. ant oan et -. adults: garaces. Custom. built r : "7 ® ey on eas wid pants, shoes. dresses; pay $6 to $40. | FUR NITURE —Consisting of living’ din. | ALL KINDS of furniture wanted badly; | GRAND, 1404 N.—Large front room wit housekeeping: range. water; adults.(cs3) | ation. tile bath with showers. hardwood cS gg! Bext. ~ spot iit ondater : 7 u 3 "SIDE BUICK "AUTO ‘COMPANY, | Phone richt number. CAbany 5206: auto ‘ea droom suites rugs. table. | _tighest prices paid. GArfield 6228 or) board: private family: Front poom_with MAPLE. 5566—Larce bedroom ahd real) floors. al larce built-in cabinet and Lasse living _ or n ,bedroom. . Wis and rear: a beautify} pear yin frou, a nway and McPherson. DEI. 0305 jcalls 15 minutes. H. Anpleman. mar tee” ! er suite. breakfast set. sep- CEntral 2oT2. undsy OF evenings. CAb- | ing men preferred: $7.50. kitchen: first floor: adulis. (cKO) Crawess, creauene rtOO8 “ih eat ret a clacaae ee eg end Gree Be - WILLYS S-K NIG HT HIGHEST | prices. second-hand clothing. be zoe er, 5219 Catcs, (e4) | any 5204 es FOrest 8952. (c&) PINE. 3515—Basement room. $4: hot. cold MAPLE, 5004——Sleeping rooms: 2 double | SHENANDOAH, 3437—6-room efficiency, 4 laree rooms and serene porch. f I Rie ©0192 Franklin. GArfield 8401. (8)| FURNITURE—4 rooms: combination mt 20 000 POUNDS feathers: pay 30c to he Wwaver: gas range. (cd) or single; southern exposure: reasonable. heat and janitor DARR. GRand 5247 4320 WEST 1 "JN cmty | C (eR) (83); 7 J rooms. tile bath. hardwood Jer HULSON-FRAMPTON, 3309 Lotuat ‘ f J M Feat! C 1 7 ead sedan, like new; bar- TIRE —— a. SITS “0: hip- dio-victrola. Majestx will sel] entire} _20Fr old ones ontana Feather \o.. 10 ROOMS—3. furnished r See T : 192% os tye overcoats for. ship 3! Franklin. GArfield 7821, Auto calls everv- | Walter, 1502 Cass. — ant MAPLE AV —Sky parlor second or first}SPRING. 2301 3™4 large rooms. very | floors. ‘m B18 FO kes rane ay j Pe P . will deco ——————— gain: ment: and $15. GaArfield 7021. | contents reasonable price for cash. 3: rhymin ~ Cass. : : : FETT —Roadetcr. ?. *S9- reammine = PIER ARROW DISTRIBUTER. Gelber. tids* Franklin Auto calls everv- { Belt_av. 2.) oe floor: cozy enclosed porch: facing flower a arranged, good ijocation. handy £: guaranteed: $292 . ’ p eeceD. LSED-CAR ANNEX where. (R) | FURNITU RE—+% roqma. comulete; ' marden: with kitenen privi'rges in Owner s | ores, achools. clc.. 5 sifeet cars and | 295 14 im : ; North home: references requirec. FOrest 0724W. transportation, (c8O | iOpen Sunday. i for storas lar re ; : c36) 4 “{ [RMON ho — : DW. A. LANG AN FY [RNITU RE. CO... MUSICAL BLAIR, 3961-2 >. ccoor | VIRGINIA. S010 {Corner ree el | «8 ~ SR> “as vt MEET } For Sale 1928 FRANKLI ane none nitro sesems 9 wire re I for eee. MARYLAND. 4334 — Neatly furnished | large rooms. near Roosevelt High Schoo). ot atte ET ee = oT t2 : TOP COAT Man's Sociely Frand: almost FURNITU RE x xc Hi ANG . AND ANTE Wanted EAST WARNE 21602 or 3 ho ™ front rooms for light housekeepinz. must be seen to be appriciated. (cRO) A823 KIN sBU RY aUEer: PUMDIs Seat; iy nuomher a veed cars to select] new. GRand 181M. (c} AFT TRNITU RE } ze . He ; ; ing roome: garage near bus HouseKeep- | MINERVA, 5050—-3 first floor house- WYOMING. 3542—5 large rooms. with Segond casi: 4 rooms and “sun parlor; : ‘ir Are now occ apvan iw almost an yor re block | PLAYER PIANOS Wtd.—-Will take (in —— us, car. icy) keeping: garage: adnite: $11.59 weekly. stm parlor: heat t and service. (eR) | electric refrigeraior, carare: 2. shane: low price lame. barzains. Lo20 S. Jefferson. m PHS-RUICK. PAST ON Ge “and. o1) | QUALITY clothes for wemen and men nd f} - entral or | _ tre n all electric radi ‘ord GRAND, 36 jm : 7 ores ees J Lin, a9 : from wealthy society . r second entranés on fir floor age on 4a electric radio. For for SRAND, 3619 N.—2 or 3 housekeeping Try f, a . MARYLAND, 4200-08-—6 an ° ie th peonle: wonderful i . and Waehin ‘ a4 ot Radios Semmes oe teade 1922 S Bdwr rooms: gas ran coe MINERVA. 508 © rooms: over brick «a- ry " ‘ 4 4 fk ' th am shington. At st half of | s. é ; a22 &. , ms ; ge, sink, private entrance * ae eae0 2 ) - ! d itor; ane Se rage: men, or workshop: re ngble.(s nme eat and janito $55 $6. ones iv> _ ae — ' : ' ai b : harcains: sale en sage vagy Friday. Saturday otal oS Sasa ope Sgr meamnegy a-ak Be , ark: im = ' Monday. ? a m. Society W: ra. oo oe. oe Ose Pe ' _.. near park; $10. i eg Touring Cars For ~—— rahe Exe } . yn be : Cc oF i Litt? A i "} } ’ rIuisad ~ til- e 4 " = * € ~ . MINERVA 5051—2 fror t eonnecting li ht Ww 1 F. ange. “sio9 s Grand. (073) 1 nies OR pee licgpatlig lbe gene Ae e ST. LOUIS. 4347—Furnished room. kiteh-| ">> , SUSLa— a, Saaee SUEne Se BW AND BEAU iFUl. EST END REALTY & CONST. C0., Look! Nash Roadster. $90 flick—Teunine. 1927: new and jp —————— — j pitu oe aan cua 2 FE so Pianos and Organs For Sale en: $7: electric: phone: Benipnory lesa housekeeping: well furnished: with. «r Heat janiter service furnished: 3 Wiest Sinles bi. EVergreen 2400 m. Beauty: perfect econdit; ' - mertcace forec losure. 3020" Olive. eh gage et “a Oe me ‘Ss the 19th "| $4200 KNABE AMPICG—cLouis XV grand : without garace. . (c80) | reems, 4 efficiencies: 4 rooms. 5 efficen- —— = —— ARANTY MOTOR CORP... 2936 pred RO: ET— 1927 touring : dandy: $75 JEWELRY, GOLD, SILVER a ne ntnenre and eaieamen ean | .eerocuee iano: practeany SW: i- ; NEWBERRY TER. 46145—Sleeping room, | eles; electric. refrigerators, gas stoves. con- MARYLAND MANOR APTS. ” ; : } a! be l: i TT eee "tt a pe seed aft emer cluding bench and large library Ampico Northwest $3: conveniences oye corridors, carpeted stairs, incinera- . : ‘ X All-Amer . also 1925: bota A teal buys: | yy how vou doth new enc us ail under : - 4501-15 Maryland: luxerious 5-room us = S aeneeee ee 4 ; dewn, Graupner, $132 Part: GHEST prices paid for oid ro! d. broken ne ro Lave m one bill. (e76 recordings: lv $1875 for auick sale: QO -03—° ; OAK LAN 520—2 f he sleep rden. beautiful interior: some- “ > laree . aranteed; worth $900- or a uk —— ‘| .lewelry. diamonds. Miller. 8(0°'*% Pins - ‘(Ol wee at once: liberal allowance on your CORA. 17038—2 tront rooms: newly fur-| -* 44ND. 40- - furnished siceping ply y By: rent very reasonable. Man-; *Uite with large bedroom. highly refined. $235 down. Graupner. "129 ae, a touring; new paint, go00J (ok) OLI 1 KF T a NI TU RE piano. Nom lance same — noone ; nished; housekeeping of seeping, Ur- rooms; reference. (c83) Vager on premises. 4648A Gravois. See ail conveniences: elevator service: fur- Roadster, °’7: rumble a cheap: terms. 4166 Olive. (c) . * - AEOL IAN CO. 1004 OLIVE ST. est US6UM. (cs) | PAGE, 6305- Modern 4-reom flat: $37.1 these today. (e577) a Phe unfurnished , Pc aed on Oat = a1 stat; E ; by 4 : . 7 > ‘ ROR. 0 i¢ guaranteed: $345 4593 he, 3 Model A touring car©°r: like new : BOO EBEXC€ HAN iE 1) KF ( yR NEW STEINW AY VE RTEGRAND— ‘Mahogany: FOUNTAIN, 4861—] or 2 furniehed or Linde 6525. ) (cBO) - 1oOn pt : ete terme. 4166 Olive. tc’ KS AND PERIODICALS a cae tt von have onl a a an omeene: unfurnished south front rooms. (c76)| PAGE. 5342—Housekeeping rooms: th MINERVA: Och POrest 6318, (east BRLESS—1027 roadster. excel tesa - $50: 1925: sedan body a aca a piece gen ten ie wu ite that you wien | Nttle used: an extraordinary value: $5§ "| NORTHLAND. 4747—2 front hight house-| Deasonable (cd) Southwest apartment. Call FOrest 8346. (ek! tion; very good tires and finish: | 4 i , 2207 Lynch. Wanted “dispose of. aD appraiser will call and including bench: will take trade: an ideal| keeping canaie: adults. COlfax 6U75W.| PAGE. 42501 W First floor front: 2 con- | KINGSHIGHWAY., 4213B 5.—4 reoum and| Only $50: Concessions Without Lease. r S50: a rood value. mt . - 1926 models: very good | BOOKS BOUGHT—New and used. Laug! ke you a liberal all anc instrument for etudio. school or teacher: (2)1 necting: private. JEfferson 7687. ‘c6) sunroom, heat. hot water, Frigidaire. n Olive, 4339. — yg ee new type a PS r Sil E B TICK AU TO ConPas Be aiden: ee on an “ned lin. Ruder Bide. CEntral 6236. ta ad A > he f lowing slightly used ~ ol. — ni allowance on your ene te mom 5S875—2 nicely furnished PAS iE. 4720—2 neat front housekee ping. hardwood floors, Roll-away bed, ware — era can, ; ight = “— ao na el MRR at me on W. H. co. 2323 S. Kineshied. O_o | en noe : GUCHOD . 4 t . ‘ ae south front room, private. (cR3) all conveniences: coupie ) = 5972-—4 rooms. ba gas, ¢lec- ; . zs - cabinets, frigerators, $§ 50: gas | AEOL TAN CO. 1008 OLIV c feRN) 4. oe —E ogg. PRospe! 3335. (c73 ie” On 8 ogg «“y o~ $1: |p N : — E_ ST. PAGE. 3862 — Neatly furnished light house- a a IA, = oom at a ate heat and janitor service. ea Mudebaker roadster. 109° — Br yee Be $10, and variow — niture priced ry hi PIeA ¥ ER- P TANO— $2 0: lik w: hono- ALABAMA. 6749—Lovel ¢ ’ y 4 rooms, sunroom: good condition; on pen — * ; $4: e $ roe ~e furniture priced very |] ie wt ike new: phon Al 6 ov ely furnished house- | RAYMOND, 5190—Nicelv furni« cee OwD- LY S-K NIGHT — Roadster Tore mi. Service Car Drivers | axe. SS.75: load tots, Lindell ibys / D CATION IN THE Mr of RENT | eranh. $15. 4075 8. Grand. (c83) | keeping: private. Riverside 22743. (cl) | er’s home: modern, FOreet 61% West rage. FO BHO2. (e60 condition ehattel rn rt : ee 41 NOT I *}> s YOU ONE REAT P TA NOS pri ghts and grands. §: $. ALLEN. 2% 140—House ke eping apartment: ROOM Attractive: PERSHING, 2381 (iiss floor)—o Fouts ’ , 2: . 4 2EeN. wv + M-—Attractive: apt.: ware .o TF — . : open Sunday. 3029 oh are om me Lincoln touring cat, 7-pass2ncer. ker-Arimstrong H. F. Co. | $4, $5 up monthly: new inuet ar rd modern; must see to appreciate; couple. is pare cotiE DEI lmar 4905W. APARTMENT—4 rooms, bath. heat. hot) and 2 sun roome. garage a yearance eo e as new. actual | HORSES AND VEHICLES = 09-11 Ob | Junior styles included: one year's rent al- (cD) ely eo (on waiter; $45; adults. FOrest 6834. (cd! OTTO TIETJENS, 722 Chestnut et. ‘ partment: ad oining —— in 2007 . we re continn tn hay ) ) aa tens * 6 GAS R ANGE! | first floor. : GRand 262 a (037) | path. ae o snaate. abhabie for 1 or Z APARTMENT—6 nice rooms: janiter. wa-| PERSHING, 61 10-——Third floor: 5 rooms, CK-—Sedan; good mechanical : ii HUDSON-F RAMPTON. 4823 Easton Quick Me al and : ther vo kes: will give | Talking Machines For Sale BOTANICAL. 3836— ‘we me front. room. | 55xx block Pershing. 1 block Forest Park Pa 4 one neet: pares — i BB a e' here od sul ' room. sereened front porch; ‘ “ * ; trade: terms. 2743 - ROK] .BerTy ie Oeiive ae ari ¢ onnecte q Jie e, | V1 "TROT wlar 5 ce * " } oy yin gentlemen: also SInNgie. cKO " i golf ecouresr : very Tre -asona bie. ( ‘all CEntra! tenant . DEI : 605 - ‘ “) ) Frigid aire i a A, 790 j Locurt —— MACHINERY LEY ry BR OS: 211 S 14th et. (ed) CTROLA—Electric. Motrola attachmen SwAY ry 3939 between 8:30 and 9 a. m. (c4) : = on TTO TIE cake Chestnut. BR—Sedan, 1928. «t: wudard ee enn Pp aenoenioee ris mearen ; ation re we | self winding. witb records. $35; fine foz, BROADWAY. 1520 S.—Furnished rooms: - BARTMER. 5856—5- room modern apart- wr bal bargain: S865. Auburn, S007 —- “ GON —Phacton “1928. “DaRseneer ; mort: | z Sale GAS R ANGE- —Quick Mral. Lorr ait) attach- | clubhonse. 5456 Maple. clean. light housekeeping rooms: house-| TAMM. 1429 — %3 conneciinzg uraienes * aon dition: x 0: jarge yard. | CONVENT (;ARDEN Al a: 7 >A ~ @ = . ; : you ‘ i ‘ La mit f Simpiex iy . ; * : . OC ° atin, i. = : Y. ; ‘ , , > Ve (CK—27-47 fordor 5-paseencer nn foreclosure. Nit or Sale ments: kitchen 1 i tt ae ump lex iron- | BROADWAY. 2106 S.—3 rooms, electric. Bs gt Mee oed i, ebt: a hone. | ALTE . SHEEHA 21 Chestnut. 4497 Pershing: 3-room efficiency: fure ie car must sell. closing out. )8n pe he rama —Sell or rent: all sizes; new cond) rhemas Hireen. 187: il ‘Louisiana. | RADIO water. __cvenings, Ghene S02: (c7) | near Forest Park: adults: $10 (oo, | BELT, 917—6 large rooms. screened | nished or unfurnished; rent inc'odes heat, c. . :. sed: wiring repairing mabailing. eis i ee | “te ; 5 ar "Se Ey «x; ;, , we & , os NION. 1143—2d south: man or couple: BOY LE N oun effici oy 7 ke sive , rand. ee uk & On, (ct) | wright Electric Co.. 207 N. : wat, | lain. e: an led. We ver and connect. | F — SET RADIO _ SERVICE—$1.50 . Light housekeeping room. (c83 cheerful room: continuous hot water: GOtLS, 275 ogg, gyre Pm Hd CLOSE AN ESTATE (PARKVIEW) [OK Nasir 1 “eS 1926” B CHEVROLET And Ford trucks: priced] 4858. ee ee ea > | gente ol ——. Ranee Co BRide Oh oar -- ip © a * . , { ; = ty — UJ lar an th nig } or S onvenienc ce; rea a neues asses —— 1 radio, plano ti ‘epail aged jiady will share flat. couple cr 2; WASHINGTON. 6142— Sleeping roo 6 ~ : ] f pu — a = — nee cove lage 4166 Olvic c Ramming Machine Co... 308 5S. Ist. 4(e1d) | LIN ING ROOM SU gags ome there Ging | Co. ee ee eee $ oclamot ladies, home _ privileces. (c suitable ‘for or 2: regsonable. (oRO) yi ha» Tne Snes: Se 0847 PLY MOUTH NURE.BCICK. 2218 LOGEReee FPORD—1927 ton panel truck: e0od —e | reom: table: cucap. 24 BLOW. (ce) | Fae cow Ve. 2200 Hodiamont. GAr-| COMPTON. 1913 8. — Neatly furnished | HAMILTON. 951—Clean 2d floor fropt: | $55. (6) 1, et ape Ag | Ba 7 Beton oF k 19> — uM Seton . tion: terms, trade. 4166 Olive. ie) LIVING ROOM SUITE—=3 pieces. bed dav- | : housekeeping roOm: private family.(cS0) continuous hot water: $3.50 week. CATES. 643) (corner Weslgate)—6-room — a fy re petelmeratlen oa A reason IC aster ek “ig aRD—10 tone trucks: $50 up: trade. SAFES SEDOL as geal Lime. ¢ ang, ol Com | DELOR, 4404—Furnished room for gen- | WASHINGTON, 4375- oa ight housekeeping efficiency: all facing street: aan offer 2] able rent (ce 76) Briven very littie Res careful other & terms. 2506 S. Jefferson. cS7X!} |] SAFES and vault doors, new and rebuilt To a. i. ~ Tr “ue lw epg Furniture | For Sale tlemen; private. Riverside O558R._ (c8) room: hot- water: range: reasonable. (3) | or 3 sleeping roomr: concession to yearly be. motor perfect: suve more Ram eae POKI— Truck. 4,-ton, like new SASS, En at saving of 15 to 25 per cent; it woll | = we AR ae 3 — DE LOR, 4404—For geneman in private | WASHINGTON. 5098—1 1 tenant: cleanest kept apartment in Weet nig a —— ’ . ee eee ae : N C Sj s__3 Ie ae Garage type; 10-19-50 at- . Dbriva AR NGTON, 5098— arge room, wat- A> r OO r ’ _ BRANCH. right {c5) -. © onal Howe Scale Co... JOUO1-13 } bike iy R name an cad ue. $12: o: “ag ic Ma ae ery: hy: are rain : automatic chargers r 5.95. family. Riverside 05 ice®)y er. porch, sleeping or housekeeping, {c*)) End, news “Is. Gocora te. RU i 110 N. 7th. i 5SR1 PLY MOU TH . FORD—1027 ton express truck: rood mo —— — ‘ LIVIN ' ST "Ss rn aLiey . limi nator, 180-volt. C tap. $15.| EADS, 2921A—2 fie . eo we ¢ LAFA VE Jip y A 31 os eas » large. beautiful TROTMINETER 4609— South front room CLE MENS. a Nos. 33- 3° bd «31 beauti- 6341 South wood: 5 attractive rooms D. $ : *} struction; ct ir “pai under construction; | housekeeping corner roomé. c8) with lavatory: also single room. (ch7 | ful 3-4-room efficrencies, with bath, elec-| and sunroom, with garage: a bargai ~y A A ORAS pA ARS DEINE AS Al fe AAR OE. BaArnnte: $295. 4 Ff}. s° ) e / JEfferson 7764. mate. $2.50; young man roommate, $2.5‘ (cS rooms, $25; newly orated: open. rooms and eun room. ¢a- ft: Y ROLET—Sedan, A ,% pick fromm ’ Thrvsiera, coupes, coac nee and , 245: 3926. $29 19°7 “ae. wurings: priced from & of conde a: This is a spring house cle aning: a real biz bargain. Rickersohl, 915 N. fih Oakland. 3d floor Sc Hiland 498] N pe Reasonable ren {eRO) aKlal " uth asian FOS. } ’ MAGNOLIA. 3911—2 nice sleeping roons.; with kitche nette: aleo front room: sec- y $445 | “ ‘ " ' f : w. le t. ‘with 6 every car in the uae al wae «Obarcain sair FOR REAL BARGAINS in fixtures. see} > TENTS TN ER — North copv Seated and cuaranteed: prices $4 and Up. ae 9 and up. IDATED SsTOV 7 & vest) Ti a naperoe : . mpg ome’ Tes oe ot) YSLER 6° salman 19°27 y sedan: re exohance. Victor 4500. MODERN AU Ti , | RANGE CQ. 9°°0 Pine st. cx RA - i (Od : ‘ a - . TA S 1712-14 Lafayette. cKO} | VACUUM CLEANER—Used very little: est US6OM. (co! necting housekeening yaemna: Sensi ‘em eS ee Se mar 1083 tea7) ST AtTo shim = — ; WATE AE ee iveraa “3208 _ ‘ ‘f z = ‘ RAT -Arkvie BOSS on ee =" ' as mms, peoDie a ent: good locatio CJi} INRIG ‘ —~ : oa 192 928 SEDAN : & USED TRUCK PARTS TYPEW RITER—Underwood: good condi Cores UUM “CLEANERS | = rea 2 floc a iaccic” aaaite _'s greene ployed: private family, _Ghand to ROOMATE Wtd,—1 or 2 girls. share moa- ge 70. OM AID eieam (89) Gedisls SEGNNee. Se (ems) : . : : : euee~ , ‘ . ome 5a 1s, « LiVU!l ; i SOeC ° t ~ ’ AT h VY ” aa ager) o ata . ~ . . re ae a . A = s. . 2 o arcein bs Seaaee , DEERE. 7 . & We have wrecked hundreds of trucks — — Mary land. Lindell SoO7W samples; guaranteed; same as new; at nrivate home: Union and Cass lines: board SIDNEY * 1210 ggg wes ah ' ms, 99 ern 1 irnishe apartment: Frigidaire. 1650 5255 ENRIGHT WATERMAN, 5047 — King Apartments; fetish RE-BUICK 221k LocrsTt st end ean supply any part. We guarantee - Kote, $20) redu ‘tion. 3154 8S. Grand. ie) | optional (cB) 6; bacherior, 9%: sieeming . o ' |S. 39th. 2d floor north. {cd0 ) Six rooms. second ea steam heat: re-| brand- ~ ‘fficiencies; =» Z -™ £6 five service or money refunded. Victor | TYPEW RITERS— Underwood, Royal, Kem- | Wr SHEF Paae - | SIDNEY. 3534—Very desirable two-room | Kf KOMMATE Wtd.—Refined lady. share frigeration : or, Ain} ant ob sbroushout. with re bedroo —? ( Sevaler i0 Sedan H 5. © 4500. MODE RN AUTO PARTS. ington, $15 to $50: rentals 3 months $6 etn eek Creat we oo" tt - “ob ‘R23 ) | suite: furnished for hgqusekeering. beautiful 3-room_ furnished oupantene Open._ . AU DE. includes ‘Night. hea t. byal ecdan: like new- aed " rubbets A 1712-14 Lafarette av. (e890) | upward. St. Louis T. W. 13582 Are ade Ww ‘ASHI —~ r - an ye South | ST. VINCENT. 3127 Neatiy furnished | all_conveniences. FOrest 7191R c4 ) MAin 0596 796 Arcade “Bia. fog tion and janitor ee rs Re - > | (i + j 7 j (; ! ' cada lec? yy £ ner = s ee abs, ‘ = 4 ee , } . ; - Bide _MAin’ 1162. “ gy Ponta vee gage rca | “rooms: housekeeping: garage if wated.| ROOMMATE Wtd.—Congemial coupie of 2 eer ~ = neuiing ome paraue hard wood 2640—F cot | see employed to share well cures 6402 ENRIGHT floors: plenty closet space: tac ce {f but me (aah PN, SEEN EN NILE RI nen latipes soe ee t condition. Rea: bargain; ¢ : Le Irek aner, att . rants M : ; 938 T : Bete i Luto Bodies For Sale ar-ain. s° 4 ot ° oiaa Hum! hire 7 « I ys che tle ARM AND ae : 4 mona ruvins | i apartmr nt. convenie nts y located. Call iF] bit orp... 29s CUS a TRUCK Th -& af errativ ir4aF 36) | With or without board: Gernmab cooking. | — 2339 — Large furnished | sew : a) Beautiful apartment: s “Tey jgromon: is light and airy: B ey y 7 2 E— ] mie 19°6 ve te rfect: Co oe duced a . dee . WASHING MAC} BARGAIN ms. "RHO Mc Nair P> nae . . v1 tr . * model ready for iy 4 enchange. TYler 3731. L423 Farrar — ina ee 3) | LE any ASCH HOUSE FURNI SHI ere ng ome Seenamaed “O32, er “Te ony OO and aoe Deere sate. ener f HOTEL AVALON—Pershing, and Taylor: 5 rooms, steam neat PS att “OP »Ariaidaire. 214 N. VANDEVENTER. 15.85. ' eae a aE PS PE SEP Te St. Louis ‘finest family hotel; special CLANDE © furnished rvOMm: | rates to permanent people: American plan. MAin 0596. x36 aieeds Bids. (er) . s i “ 3607 Oilve. 5 cr) | fifice. CAbany 6855. C83) | ©228-30 Frankl: Open evenings. (ch) | ENCE : .D—Model A seden: excellent © ; BEDROOM—Beautiful walnut. comp be le: | - | RUSSELL. 3608A—Gentieman or couple; | AUBERT. 134%—~Neatiy ; cvaranteed: trade, terma. 4166 C s Ci t= Kew Gale real bargain. J807A S. Grand. om. =e No Monev — | good meals: also hal! room. (co) privat: tamily:. reasonabie. 1cG) Sedan, “26: good condition .§ f for, a> ; — . = | | SHENANDOAH. 38517—Board. girls em | BOYLE, 13 N.-—-Two rooms, unfurnished ; COOL SPACIOUS ROOMS, HAMILTON, ol? (firet jloor)—é rovme: 73 Washinton “lindell, 2003R. Shae a 5, ton chassis’ overhauled A * 4 BEDROOM SUITES—6 pieces. dresser, bed, Ar lninideuaieen ener nloved: in »rivate home | light, heat: $25 (cBU) With high ceilings for the summer.| Frigidaire; rent S60. . - . oa ; io. B667 Olive. eRO) chiffarobe spring and mattress “Gj ROOM OT Tk [J £59 me — torr: | Gell tee BS ‘ton Hotel. 956 Hamilt OTTO TIETIENS. 799 Cheatnut at. tuders, good conditt\ ie - lamp and floor coverings included: cd. | ae - PuVv.ld SPAING. 2020 S.—Attractive south CATES. 5007—Attractive housekeeping | Call at the Damiios ee — ia terme. zu Olive. ' = a aie “ae 50 76 | 3-ROOM OUTFIT. $89.75 | room: board optional: private. 1) fully equipped. FOrest 7442R. ic6) | Rates $8 week anc up. Lining opr HAMILTON. 1143—4-room steam-heatcd . A (right at 12>: motor # . @ Tires For Sale CH iL: ( a ‘urnished compiete, including floor cov- CATES 5101—Liaght, _ pleasant room, | acetal = modern. DORE ihe Oat bod t paint; $115 366; Olive, - @ All icine -e o 523! X WANGE. ierings and lamps; choice of hving room W | porch. $4: gentleman. FOrest S3480R. BRISTOL HOTEL ,pestnu. Bus a 4163 ly Se ‘cR) WEL OLIVE ST STORE . | bedroom, dining room or kitchen outfit; | est CATES. 505S9—Room and ~pboard: con- Pershing: at De Baliviere. new mee. HAMILTON o96h— St oe ad. nes. breakfast A tudor, fine conditi . —— me $59.75: easy terms. | veniences: home-like surroundings. (5) | eens; Cheramce a “ — Seer" renin — Fi yy EB, Baga ge phos heat wpa —_ h wer bath. 1 HU “A iagagy Riefling Auto Oo.. = ; 4 — OM SUITES—In walnut and ma- | WE 1 CH [ , CABANNE. 50°74 — Board for 1 or *) CLEMENS. 5900A—Lovely sleeping room, | sania feng ion Prince BR ager me rooms | a FARISH-KNAPP CO.. Main 2686. hee | r. Dean ¢ io pre aa: | ‘ Iv. ; i; . liz } . . . ” 2 “ : ‘ ; Rae y ae y ‘« * ‘ 4 vi sal __ ae j FOR SALE—WANTED cares Et 2315 ] EXC HANGE — a sae (cB) | “twin_beds: reasonable. (CSO) | and coffee shop: American or European feu) SAM RICH. 722 Chestnut. pr CHesinut “8500, scdean. 12926: lote of Cl°ae Breakfast scis in ak. mahogany and . & CO. JOuveE : STOFL 2 CABANNE. S005 — Beaytitul furnished | cLEWENS. 5668—Sleeping _ room. gentie- i plan: special rate by week of month. gel tog ew pep he 745-—) large rooms: Mur- a ear terms. : y q MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE colors. ee | “room with board for ¥: reasonble. (c8) | “men only. Parkvie w 4852 (c8O) | (e100) phy bed: decorated. DElmar 3802. | HIGH-CLASS APARTMEN iTS Seven newlv finished roome EROPLANT va yx¢ (I ; tove ) il inds ’ ee ——— .| CABANNE, 90014—Leyels seco fi r Ee Giy i saree r 2d | q g oo sANES—Models: build them yeur pe Benes — ee Roe oF 8 nena front: mR te rn SB geet (ed) go Fgh ws ay abe ee ange. Tent . 3 “ae : - - VE beautifully Beautiful Traymoor and Claridge. northe- el: SA valuc. $1.95. Eam Co.. T6221 Dresses. chifforobes. NO M YN Py YW i| wert . ee . aie tak ie: (Bax) | APARTMENTS dec ted Oper west and seuthwest corner Clara and Wa- 1. ; Biive. R } i || CABANNE. 65025—Room and board for | = ee Otel 5. - rnd - aog ' tein ; : -Esebari s (CS ~ Exceptional yralues iy’ hving-room elites : empioved people icoux ) DE! \IAR 4] 39 ] arze front housekeel>- | Pe eae imeem LAUDE bE \ ROOMAN 796 Arcade Bide. reer gay —= Geairain’g wr egy ww run #000 miles: y ALL SUITS—-And eauipment of all i! 3 Rooms, Complete $129.50 || Oc ee er | a aaa ; $: Lindell 6238. | PARTMENTS FOR RENT (eg) | available, each 8 rooms and 2 bathe: elec reanon for selling: ¢€ oe kiNds; bargain. Eam Co.. 2621 Olive In fact. everything for housekeeping | |, : ae Pil. «44+ Gha8.2" || CABANNE, 5043—Room, board: nicely) 5 SOE. MOGETD | 2 ee | A S KINGSBURY. 5726—S rooms, heat, jani- refrierration: best arranged in tie IANTY MOTOR CORP., 2036 Lecugm™ = dee, | cen 8s bought ae vour own price daily ||} 4 Rooms, Complete.....3169.50 | furnished: single: gentieman only. (cO); DELMAR. 4044— Sléeping and apart- N tor: will dupawate eieovalde M52 city Further information phone owner, eed ainda, SE MECTRIC MOTOR —aTaree number oc | ONES bncaN KING. 2618 FRANKLIN | | CABANNE.5075—Attractive "2d “floor | -menis:_all_conveniences Ft ihisions orth : : ig) | Central C016, eae “e foreclosure. 302 =A Olive et — = 16 a % horse-power:; bargains 8154 MOUND ¢C ITy AUCTION CO o Sie epasniiaws || tromt room, southern exposure, modern | DELMAR. 38416—Laree front housekeep- | ee eee _" KINGSHIGHWAY AND ON U UNEQUALED EFFICLENCY naaeen ee if 8. Grand. (e3) CHestnut 5394. CHestnut O395 || Open Monday and Saturday Evenings. || convenience, breakfast. FOrest_429 OM-(c6) | ing rooms newly decorated: hot water; | | NEW AP ARTME NT | New. fireprovf apartments; ‘3 to 5 re gw ‘ , . e : | : REE PTY ANENT WAVE MACHINE | BREAKFAST “SET—Heavy miasion oak | | >) | | CABANNE. 5515 — Large room with-) $72) ee ——— ||| seee-—32 0 wi ||| “WaLlrea SEPHA: rigeretion. APARTMENTS Hv DSON. 19297 i. = ect shape. Call Riverside 6360W dust-proof dresser: 2 ti -y gockers. | : : : | _board: employed people: reasonable: tirst| DELMAR, 5120—Single room apart- H 3 = N —$_~= 5-ROOM EFFI. | WALTER N. | Chestnet. e WATERMAN AV Ss . a 7e\ |new vacuum — sweeper. 7 soning | (ESSE ) | floor apartment | ment: breakfast if desired. FOrest -—. |) CHENCY, ULTRA MODERN; KEFRIG. | KINGSLAND. 560—Beautiful 3-4 roome 59041 , s . Qe torm built, 5-passenger eecal., : > SE kinds. suitcases ; — . board. dishes. cookine utensils: all ra- | FURNITUR E (| CATES, 5801—Eest rooms. service and | — : ss ii ERATION FI RNISHED. RENT $65. i light. heat. gaa. furnact: a | $65: 6 TO $85 Md originally for $2260; sacrifice i ‘ 4 . anc S8eF. 1 dio with speaker: oi! stove and electric | INS. & y meals in city for the money. CAbany | DELMAR 5173A—Housekeeping ro@m | REPEESENTATIVE ON PREMISES | convenient to sto and schools CAbasy $ v aa olitan Storace. Bf Or { ) . hid ay for $785. Your ear as first it; ae. ae ve. coe. | henter 350924 8. Sprin fc) ij; T 72 (SU) } with kitchenette also siceping room: ||| ALL DAY. || TAA9 — Te We offer to the public this elegant went, balance 12 months. 1 CHIFFOROBES AUCTION LARKSON PL, §0U—Men: board with | Teasonablc Se | | DUBINSKY REALTY CO. | ee proof apartment, situated 16 ® bese al DSON-FRAMPTON, 3300 Locust fF SEL ANBOUS WANTS Asnertonn walnut oak or mahogany: bic | "17 "Da > _ m:. 3800. oif Hediuamont hne: 7.bU.| DELMAR 522&8—Desi:able second floor | | 504 WAINWRIGHT BLDG. (c6) | reception hall with Siurohy residential district + lot to oe5 from; wil) sell at ee | | ] Hl R SDA \ (3) front room and kit ‘henets: also 2 oom | oes ve ) | elect refrigerat he There are spert mente the ef = Oo pean ee Sonera oa aeprananmte St = civ , . ong. “Rh. Lefton (es) | os tions: board; for young lady FOrest | EASTON 4629- Neatly furnished room N . > ae “a - . - - | - AVF « 4 SI0138 5 4 . y+ . “4 =e a’. Jet ‘ « ‘ 4 - : w —- . | ; iron and Metal Co.. foot of Barta. | COMBINATION RANGE —-1.ike new, 23 eg offering of the largest und | | Goee.. (co) | light housekeeping :_ couple. ARLINGTON os = r As b. 420-—Besutiful 8 foome. first ing parauet ee ee HUDSON SEDAN. 1928 = DF | OTe epieainat Ob85, Statign 15. || cnoivest”weection' ct ood used turn | | EASTON, SIGER—Double of, ginale room | EXMIGHT, 5728—Nioue furmianeg Tova | oom, CHesinut G0S?. oF CAbany Sisk | gxvomurr newly, papered and oninied: rent | fhe, Tia is = B-pasacn er, ‘ - 4 t n. small ; COMBIN ATION po ae _e— Bridge & Beact ui! ‘ tor gr Boney couple w or men . ory abe all eony -Tlhenesr _A many 17 ‘ fe . Saft) $05, “Lindell _¢ on > tional finish, light and air Ties: mt ee 4 al BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES $85 “ CLO re + aa oe Aschinger. | very articl ; for the house can be family (yrest = SS43W. (c3o) | ENRIGHT. 5026——~. comne ling rooms, pri- EUCLID SH00A ogg ge wi LAKE — a lease uickiy at toe 6s ; COMBINATION ANG ake new: used ur Tioor and in quantities ETZEL. SS27—Room and board ior per- vate bath. urnishe ousekeeping: pric vee wong me . . above rentals BBs FRA m Lecust i? 2 “~~ supplies. St. ae amar short time: will sell v ery cheap F. IV ILIN o the )udicious dealer. house- son emploved. PArkview 2043W. vate entrance: g@rage: rent reaosnabir.fc6 | parlor: $50 . | “9416 , oa offering them | at the rivet a oofing Material Latest style: iy “EROS. tet 5 4 Ps be CHestnut 5304 CHestnut 5395 || posure; good location: excellent meais reom: private reascnable. J2Effereon 3416 Union bi. EVergreen 24( nished oF unfurnished: all conveniences: iow price, LEV . ol] 14th tca) fs cok) | 4268. PALM. 495: [New 4@-room efficiency: =i attractive reptal. JEfterson 8% SU41. (ed) w firure of s: a YY - 3 * — : a nk th rant ae ; spttleticeaiaeeaamnendbimelansdananataetnniiendaaGercnpaammmemee of | : . a SHINGLES HEXAGONAL DINING-ROOM SET —And other furniture. = == | OISDELL—gan0-Zconnectine roome | GOODFELLOW. 1403—2 or 3 rooms. un-| beat. retrigeratipn: tenants will shew | Beautiful Kenrick Square Apt eB, IMP & AUTO CO, «4 ‘e 3 NDS——( > d, d reasonatne. 3842 Ruesscl! Furn. H . with board: private bath: sleeping porch; | turnished all moder (et) | BY craveey SATE. “1 de he nea he : rr: Jan ar shriek Ral. ui = = ire en, re an DINING SET—S8-piece: massive oak: $30. | . ouses one Flats For Sale elegantiv furnished for @ people em-|INTERDERIVE, 741—Desirablie room im ST. LOUIS. 5442A (Apt. C)—-b-room effi- nee Se ras. hen! re . & , * ry s S| te a blue-black - square $2. 95 2723 Lafayette. Aschinger. +S APARTMENT—4 rooms. completely fur- | ployed 315 _ week each. apartment for Kir is or couple: ' 7 Te 4 — ROO ee LINING Ri ne Te walnut: coxwell. nished’ west: cheap if sold at ence. Phone | MARYLAND, 4256 . ¥ ; | 2. PArkview 611% ic BOTT ee. ‘ re awe FOF ce C 7 rt ‘i FING os Slate coated: : lamps. rume. 3807 Ss. Grand, Hiess JEttersen RETI J miscaye 4) | Doard: rein erg } (et east) in a beautitn! KENSINGTON. Sas front ae a KORTE, 130 N. ‘. STH. 3 MAIN $258. (oh) nishe a aT dN —aae (cBO) | apartment: private home. re) reomse: clean 1d well furnished. | tl hO—Sedani Tike new, meme = Treen red. and blue-black NING ROOM SET—10-pie hogan: — | ————— ; | ~ a EFF ICIEN( CY, , $52 0 le V rclimiire te enaD Olive st. > , , i: DINING ) i be ree bar 44 me SrA SEWING MACHINES MARYLAND. 4355—Singie or soahie ex-| LACLEDE. 4441——Room. kitchen. $5.51): of re El tt, : 6: $3 5. 5 only ; Ww) hout nails and "Kennard. cal tweey an o 83) | echent mea!. direct: car Hne: attractive ethers. 64 up.. DEimar 4258. ick} 3458 WILLIAMS = Very a og emt eho tet a Al Cates. z | rates: Catholic Women's Hotel Association. Fj Hor Large living reom with Murphy bed: most bed 2007 Lecu . | > -) | LACLEDE. 4450—Housekeeping. $6.50: ae a: ; . @ cement - roll $] yA ey -ROO) ; SU + lig ¢ ners. rthiand i | RX . (cRO} sleepin. $3.50. up: showers DEiknar pe on aipove, anh ent, a weet ‘of | cludl oe h. ay . ~ ares & shade eS pastes get x ike new: will @acTilice orthiand, | , he || PSGE. 5402—Board. rooms: mieals fam-/ $258. et ge ; i (eB) rigeration Turns short block w G ain; $705. Auburn, 2009 weg MISSOURI STEEL & WIRE ee a Pr ~ > AL U ES | en (e8) | TACLEDE. 4484—Sleeping. housekeepin BUSH-BORNE Mai 4527. (80) JF Ee : "TK coal WES reg ee - a* ADI i r , EE 5——Sedan ; 2 CO 1406 N B dway oo Rng cage ay ge % ber || bheeause we puncemieete our pa agg -|RAYMOND. 5038—Furnished front room| linens furnished, conveniences, se as ane perere: “Sumdisy wen bier “el - @ Hy CE ess vag a) Al 4) $10. O04 Cote Brilliante. _ fed) | he art of sex ing machines. We alao wh Daum, See 6 at Se oer recs Ti oo, Lae vm Seat 2- me se J 06 i¢ : } G "MiNi Runs | mir and rent all make f sewing 0 SIS oe LEWIs PL... 4023-—-2 connecting 7; ws Pd pe Olive . .— & ntral 08. — new y LRONING | MACH Ss. Sete (i am hives Terms to aa 2 oe we ad VERA ON, tS 7 — Laree front. also single: keeping: first tieor: running water. og CEss— Tce acden. driven = 3 (eth) | WHITE SEWING MACHINE Co Sy Saati CAbany S851 to LINDELL. 4301 —Beautitul south front . ae a3 : > ea wiiinaae Sak a. doe “? ) ANUS £64°2—-Comiortabtr urnished room. owners bome: sentiern ; fMeason- . RS “*30°9 Oues. : x EXCHANGE PURNIT! RE—-3 rooms. complete: can rent PRET FACTORY BRANCH | Too: exesliert heme cooking: private Pen tel Rap Ter dnl. Shey DAK _ flat. 614A N. Vandeventer. jog) |, i1’4 LOCUST 81 4915 LACLEDE | home of ® tadics. FOrest 72502. ica} : A— —_- s S55. on Meramec: will ; % ; for geod late x coupe. oF what FURNIICRE— ) Teoome. viano \ icirmla ‘clT) | WASHINGTON, 3813—Nieely furnished newly Groorated: free You? Call owner, CAbany 2152R.‘c) 6308 Enright. CAbany 6°65W, ooo —T—— ———— eet rvom with beard: reasonable, b 2 employed. meri

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WEDN T DESPA = GET the Help you need when you need it—Call MAin 1111, ask for B etty, the expert Adtaker-@WG _ APR Te POST '-DISPATCH Ril. SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT | TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES : REAL ESTATE—B& 2S enaemapneranegeateaaegm es _— | AGENTS’ RENT LISTS AGENTS’ RENT LISTS ) FLATS FOR RENT—West__| AGENTS’ RENT LISTS AGENTS’ RENT LISTS _ EVANS. 372220 floor, 3 nice rooms, aT | Kirkwood West | Midweek B: ve baih: 20. o rooms semenangea ; “tego $3 : | HOUSES— Bensalows. 1s gt ,s00Tf. = + = - . +e $1 : : fe ™ avOxXs corner of Wai- | . J ; P . Con wn i @ Cee : 7-ROOM RESID EN —— ER eA ee A ee ee RENTING GUIDE “| FRANCISCUS REALTY COMPANY =| Sime r-peeeoe |S Ferry and Locket MAIN 4407 | GIBSON, $383A—-3 rooms, electrts ric; » fed) ' _ | . ws ~ ALBERT WENZLICK REAL ESTATE CO. | | | IBSOX. SSA eae tS 70 c ATE—Catesfield. beautiful FOR COLORED GIRSON >; > roorr . 7?" ~~ a 7 s ® TTT? . ned 4 re 3 effic iencies, 233 N 11TH al | — Jy a Pm . 24 . ita ara 3 * . APARTMENTS FOR REN Saat, oe ee oo CS PLOTIOIASS aes hemt Toome, | HODIAMONE 1154 — Lares coore. outta iy ADDEESS DESCEIPTION 6236 ENRIGHT—5S rooms, and s STORES AMILYON TERRACE, 595 eta ode h , hea id light nished: adelts | N35. ae ; ‘ LLL Gar i ALaG 6313 NORTH DRIVE. ; ...-6reem efficiency. large bedreem 57 - parler; rent .... 2600 LOCUSI—Large corner store 150 00 ior: strict odern, steam neat : he piend ocaliol DOT ,- $356 MARYLAND ..... -o+.-+- dtm. efficiency, gas, hight, refris- 125 @0 G60 aoetaee eae eo. 1414 N. GRAND—2 apper floers 130 90 ae’ a anew’ F fl — —-____ — a At tte , , — - me. write me for rooms, baths, 3 bedreoms.. Ifo or; ren 601 FRANKLIN—20x37 gies ee Dr. O86 A— "GO MS, + pao —D wrisLairs. ooms — bar CHAUNCEY P HE "AT =H co. - plenty ese one ‘ DAA in MNS Mee emia se I TORE tees men Cee, oh endaatieiaahss 5355 PERSHING ... ‘senha e Roh Fin = anette K ] i — o | A thy electric: near Hodiamont c: aIrnhe hed: ; 30 He FRANKLIN—20x37 ..... | 90 00 . £as. electric i; ha : DRE— Want reliable oo to has + mn res fixture f fut al ton Pont pe 26 : Na . ; is ae ; Verschieiser, (Entral 9668. (¢53x) 7 e DOF a3 PLINGE K. Vie =e MAPLE. 3795 ree rot . iD — AGE RST Seas. PS iia sis hes ent re toniy 6205 ‘ “praves ’ ao, Ce, ow ut m=? ~4 $51SA MANCHESTER _... cee ee O POOMS ++. ee et eee reese EST FLORISSANT } rooms, 1 KLOCK. 34 a a 7 3 } : 7 “DIN z | 4017 RUSSEL baie ..+..6 rooms poten | ae ean see ae ee er aly oa dee ~ OLIVE. 4213—6. rooms, bath. electrici:y.| GIRALDIN 1] R. E. CO. 3 eet : irnace, 1 , Sella GARAGES, STABLES—RENT mrt GbA-t.ow : ... reems, inci luding hedroom °« . . : . FARISH-KNAPP CO. MAin 7686. . % TL )~(Cae n ' er : ‘ peed ROUSE VELT. itl ST. ANGE A‘ ae ee hk Reem RESIDENCE 4i7 MORGAN ae -«.Store 228x104 feet: remodeled .. ca a cores ~~ =, 310 LOCUS! ee ...Building 29x50, 3 firs. will remodel Ni MONTH'S FREE REN aera” aatonas at: desirable locati will throughout: = eer S refrigeration; gafage: 1a! ice; | Sarage. sui Gle7 ARSENAL ST., Store, 30x50: heat furnished sve 60 UU and 9 ae a¥.. w POOTS te- $30 Riverside 825 HAWM . 13686 arn 1 fla‘ \bany Wolt. oe roms: hari Sea Enea se 7 ra 4 blocks north of Delmar. ‘ PAUL BROWN nube. 1622 OLIVE, «tere, about 2400 : . corner location : en es —— ae bath: ;. electrie: furnace. TEff. _| WESTGATE, 721 > Toomis. vow Bag ee DELMAR. 3#17—GARAGE o-47 , ) aes «is ak iy ae hat Ag Sew a * ee a a McRbEB, 42°3—5 modern roems, sunrcem., a rere newly de ated ainted. hap 2h. ARES. + ‘ " AGE, 4145-47 OLIVE eis 5 as 100 00 mate: Nag ppt MBs reat on come ety a tant §@ituek Geant. — _— , Le! | “bh ittee Ca Phtkviee 200. Open. | Sean: GARAGE 55. Bungalows, Cottages Way END KEALTY & _CONST. e ee 5 ee ~ always r WEST END REALTY & CONST. €0. ik wk Ce ta _ = eas Gonney 7 Wainwriz che Bide. ose , NGA LOW SINESS PROPERTY Teotne ie beth alults COliax 0783, | LAFAYETTE. 0544—Brieht, clean 4-room| PGR: cooa condition: $50." : (c83 | : : PAGE ‘w1—-5_ rooms. newly decorated | APARTMENT—wNew. 5 rooms, tile bath,|; WASHINGTON. 3 APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT aga ag OGTR 7G © MAUKY. ~ 19991 —New 16 Union bl EVerzreen $4) or unfurnished: good location: rent rea: | COTTAGE —L comveniences; Teason- | rooms. —FURNISHED ) —FURNISHED _ADOLPH kK. PEINBERG RE. CO. | = ere FASHINGTON. 4730A—8 larze room | | West LWTE I LIANT . t 5 r — . - 3 . ar * year WELLS, 5506—3 rooms, bath large: | Bi \GALOwW , TE ? . th $35: carae lesis $3.5 gp gy see ee aaa wean: Ss: open MOUNT. 6c Weilstons our rooms, ‘e have = Big NY ee tomes aa «a Te BRilTTANTE — ko _— : SAVINGS TRUST co FOrest 8240. ras. electric. 3) 1 TOF ta Jedbure eke drive for 3 six or 683 furnacy ry, $& TOOMS: GARAGE: APRIL 13. P ARK- = leottage and 4« acre ef ground, 33000 : é Argonne « pt. ‘Hotel Te —ww”k»k§®$\{. | NEBRASKA, 4042— 5 rooms and bath.| VIEW 3321M. HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. ire we at Suen Beek: aeet ae hecrooms wpatailg ; mamet sell: take, 3668 WASHINGTON |__| bath: hardwood floors’ fumace: $37.50, | S32. ES | WEST PINE. 4218 —Fr0nm flat: hot-wa-| FOR RENT, FOR COLORED $125 for b GRand $2345 (ow | ther ade drive ar no00 me 4 aC Mace: garase: $45. ._ oe gig sane ee ee eee WH rn A290 N | , APARTMENTS—Modern, 2 and 3 room.) overingking Meramec: | ale or lease D. BUCKLEY, ‘ING, KORTE. 110 N. STH. MAIN 4258, (c8 a 5 wee ng hee hrced : ' ,~ rooms irom 9-0 to ae a ee SHANTZ 103 etn) uy “ir; PAUL BROWN BLIMG. CENTER 7 gana baacie ' ssn | eninnt teem ‘niv to Mr. Lewis ati BUILDING LOS UN MERAMEC Kiev et | : > > Yet o —_ . a : ome mntry ft 203 | aay ~ a . $240o—L . ' i = . gif R ANE] {CH-W1Il \] {R — oem mene 8 eonven at ¥ . = 7 i ir ze . ry j ; be rT] ie i, r ri : : , 9 lami. ‘ me. . rai a 7 , a 3150 4 | : —— ? i ——— | erences “meauired. FOrest 0118M FIRST NATIONAL REALTY C | Al ARTMENT WANT! ‘ i. e “ - j } Shae OI 4 eRe Fe! os Be 2 ’ : » +2 - ‘ ’ } Tris. . 4 famuy. ‘+ or - ‘x ¢ ee : rents: two-reem efficiency. completely equipped. oniy $50: 4-reem efficiency, $55: ABAD! bath. elec- san Say : ; 6-room., a aise sermimonthiy. : nat rE ">! 92 aa a. — $ Rees West eee, Ph. strut mn 4182. WEST PINE, 4398—200 unferai shed a oea | LA! IE. 5125 and 51: 3 nice rooms. | elec = a a . , pton. 3 aNs ES | ? Ren Be: apertennntn Pee and * | and 51: nice roo! leeinic: Pitt a a VANS, $416— sean ge oe Tit 14th ppt egret BIDS, PLANS, ESTIMATES 5. AMILY APT. WAN 80. JEff. G248 fer free taxi. (e4) | bed it a rreet -- “cx ree . —_— eS ON ae wit any = | NOT TO FXACEED 72.900: W ) BUSH-BUR) aveves s be ¥ SNS SD ; ' Ai LAKK. 2601—3 roomg, toilet. bath, elec- | TF YOU inten build or remodel your ol OLE, CA DER neat “Sprains era Pirey , od wors | Fame 1068. POST- DIS TCH. Pie > - rr. > ~ ee . . a 4 445 DeBALIVIERE WESTMINSTER. 4633—Cheap prices cut | UIGHELAND. os: } large rooms. bath. | “trie: “s Phone GRand S695 egret Ragan § : CHESTNUT, = ly roo: ttractive. immished 6-room 5 : Pann 34 Cea | : na . /. >. if rit r. >» room a a cae’ rs | Daa frei ly : * tee cheap: " | 1422 N. th. 3 dandy room 2 REAL ESTATE Fenchei. th GLIc 5. > 7¢ J] oe eee aRitCher, everyt the f\ m1 hed. pon iaeetiieees apasuee. SS eeherresiy w EST PI 4. 4954—E ; ef icie? ao " ns — . A . - } t.%" 4 . ; : > : ‘ . cyr loo one d-roour efficiency: furuished, {|| tine hut food and clothes: 5-8 rooms. a: | 1 "Sy Nowera 3 soem, me) pe DWELLINGS FOR RENT Tae S155 a Tate, TaN Teoma, Gath. | amd tow pee. Eiversige TAGlW t3 selenite oe —— | 2h MAR ‘ot rer, ——— man . —— Ciewn coal rie. ie y. cecora ved. ef WILL a, R -room — brie " S27 TNE = ie on rated rage: | PE SS. R 3n3 nm. “OMPTON ye ; 3 rooms. bath: jo >reom. $3700: 2-famil 4-4. $600 ; ew g leans, bend. GUARANTEE CONSTRUC- SUBURBAN PROP. FOR $ TION CO.. 700 Wainwright. CHest. ro UNGALOW St an t roy af rt) t t ; A 43 ’ t - , : (3 MB: pid a 24 > OTT : Let, ' elise te t Lous: Tray eomsicd ti oy or mr ; D AR. ADOLPH K. FEINPRERG R. FE. C€0.. 26; 5 rooms. bath, $33; newiy papered | smaller pruperts Lick tors, S22} land. west on Lackland te @ hy nab te sapere | Central floors i bot-aie lan ae nager on premises. Lindeil 4011. | CKSON, 2203A—3 rooms. electric. coo . bat! : x : ° aa . yr . ore ° . ey oT oy : rite | Ele HTH. 1324 = (rear)——2 large rooms: Th ie DIE | LIVI ¢ IN Y | will put in first-« ass conditien: Pint ~lpnasnagageale . irze Irn 2 IVAN ii dhs -~ $9. SCHAEFFER REALTY CO... 5! oa = wnt : “tg oem i 5 : nwright x. cep) POT. LOU! a2 rge room Lean ONES. 1 20965—"} om hath. electric Fall ee ee - seme ns ry *?' MArn nh. 5630 DELMA i. hy rArkvriew 2000. =~ es apes : : ; a til. rie. a larry Jjeeck mann, 17 Frankin —— - - nee — ; rest. LOW RENTAL—DAY. WEEK OK MONTH. | T!FTEENTH. 1442 N.—Three larse rooms, 2°38) = 94 : rast cnere- | =e DORRFLINGER, Victor 2222. tc aa —- — (c83 USGA Low—4 gtrett. make: S8736:| _GBRLING HVERYTHING FURNISH ED ON RE. arnak papered: rent $18. ic SIDNEY. L213—3d floor, 2 re : a 2 scan ee SSS! Samer) 9630-—3 roon r a Cer, ae take} CAhany 230 : EST a el Fe CHAEF FER R. CO.. 501 Wainwricht Bid THEKI trie. cas: $17. Wt. sctihaplal (e4 : Ai On ifn a e Va ‘ ~ i = ba Boe vm , - a - near new LeOliera: ie erie b. ae i — 4 yee 5 Liz LHEALA eemnene : en | —— | PSani RY Gish sroem buncalew. bat OL SGI O6.- 2 FORE, CHeCer -| vacant iot as part payment: reasenabic; — _ RENT MONEY we we = a He 41 — Idea! tor tate Bee agree | GLASGOW 143° N— 3 lane 1 sae w. 5 rooms. steam héat. tile ath site ; bath. _anomr hen ; 5ax avai eeunie ~ eae We pope Mee eters -+ 44. | terms Box M-356,. Post-Dispatch. | T2 Tomi” §-ron “SnGem ’ " C vacuum se ry Ts ‘ ; ; all conventences: ‘ niy ‘ 5 ga . : . : i . - ‘ _ : - ee eT m > . ‘ } f. 2 N > ; ‘ a ;, ‘ = : i & 2.2 * 2h 4 ‘ ‘a . a ’ - fre is joe 3 . : "DE 34° 4 . ry T> , -ae cs . RN T ‘ er : reer? ‘ — - SHERIDA®. op *¢ 4 —F rooms Convenien to narket a ee —— a « Le, el sts , eS pe aE ict ra pen acu! oY NOSE LS ot itnamption lectrie. newly decorated vy $48. bi nilt ‘intima r came t nce Ns ; L street — service cars. F st tric: Sou. ADvI¥V Proce ore. GeV , 28 fax .027V ¥: 9 tarze roogis race. § enec-ia VERS HLEISER. CEntrg! S666. (e*S3x) sry Ie fan ' apartament, auitg. | - j a for car h ches. ‘ . ss om ont. al s. | wejedge. ; is ; ; ve 27 5 larce sonia —— : . ee : !' . es ara ge . es = oa ; -iversh £5 : as FERDIN NT ; ee 2 ee ‘ “i€ ~f oe : ‘ Ds on & ee Pi y. | REN c FINKE. Ae Title a . Wer ur A MODERN. FI: OOF APARTMENT | OLIVE. 3147aA—6 rooms. fern: re wood floors. decorated: rarag: : he i” diiediatain smien ine .| REGAL PL. 32 5-room cottaze: mo “6 roomie: tite date sad sedi ty cet | beeen & iN emi Oh r = churches and : Sa " : +a, ern ir «a ed io? —- enen : yes restnut st. a. in Garden . . — ws i new : 1 rt ason abi e SUitable Or ines DBD *aer ; W : i? = eB > . — i zs bn oe @ F . : With SZ taree. air is zd ted and ven- .c I iMac > ; wD £2236 a} ie TRIRTy On a nite ame elact : a beg bmn Lf SUNG b. festnu : CY FLAT i oe - Tee Ta rie i ro gi gg oa a 1 = suitable for | TENTH. 1324 ats — J rooms, ter, ga itax 06148 i . LS Fyastor ellar 2 $15- yms, rear. $10. r } bungalo pent te 2 hardwood ‘ : } @reetric: rent. 3i2 Oey Mm & by ae a ob net — 7 r cyt iO * rooma hath. &leetre de 1 Davment. balanc sly, 4 water a PLEASANT PLACE TO LIVE. | a Se . 943 WAR ' UTAH. oms, bath. furaace:| CADANNE S000 Modan 10TOOm Teer | Sea, bOUIs. 42: ms. bath, ef : : “24 | HARTWIG. DISC HINGEK. (oR: EN = SECOND N.—3 ro eo A fal : ton $725. DOERE LINGER. Vieter 2° Paes rhe or ye a a a ) rn P : ; mF " S _~ 25° én : ~ ~— h @« ies rn : a Son sy . - “gd? I : " h cy y ‘ 4 — Fn EUCLID, 410 N.—Newly fi a ak Sh Sk 7 nace. DOERFLINGER. ‘tor 22 4) ; —- tend ; | ) , — ao PvVice. « ye tric: newty decorated: $ wide! ern r ' al ¢ *) | profi narts Louis: prefe ° ae bath and Bungalow for Apartment iva g Si * ‘ Saat ea ete otf ciency: 3 beds reirig Taltol : ma x IL.ELIA™M ax 2a: = : . geo TSS 3 s 99: — Naas go ge ¥ ING 2h ae he SEBS atin. fT -y : ian on ae te i ie - wr? erty. GLICK. Re: 108T8. 92 Chesin t st. | -— wav eHorrn, + en nt : te eel) his heme at ones, a _ CO ax 3118! 2 EW 3-ROO} ys condition oe (53x) | DELMAR” 3858—10-room hoan ;| TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES | ¥A2_+152 ct | AT $16, S0°IN ALTA mndition; reasonable. JEtferson 7374 DOUBLE FLATS FOR BUSI-!| we arcentir succest — “st ‘ f , ww are ofiertna sa f : ——— ASD RO ——g rooms $40.00 Z ra. eC uor x. % pie ~ ot. aha , \ . * ; ‘ a! 2 , Southwest ss — eo Poe NESS PROPERT - cemplete: attrs . 2 adults: ! arter av ie bath, hard KINGSBURY. oi6_ 1 ut ; — ha Mo 7 - ie Tact es Jpen toGcay. tshet EVE EK. 34 oe rvoms rena! ’ 1 + 1 nt a sine e rm : ee ‘ss as y mith j oO J Motta WLEY RLTY. Cr).. KINGSBURY, 6024—Cheap rents: new; | _clectric: $27. newly decorated. (7 S416 Union Blvd. EvVergreen 2200 ment- ra Pag nd 3 iar, = Cy eon 141 Olive. $40. a Oa Renae 4 Oe é g 4 et .s ) 7 exclusive dist ’-room efficiene?. furnished. . " only $40 monthiv. $11 weekly: 3 rooms. | D) ~ beds. eniv $55: alse semi. ij) —_—_—_—_—_— — ; _ South car: rents $40 ¢ 0. | >. Yr INDEL!] Bs: , = ‘ w Apartment) —laea) — = BEAUTIFULL NEW BUNGALOW EFLATS. repair bene | for jn aot Ss J green 5897 |; 4c™ — ao oe “Fane eo. P = ey “2 ren? ry e manag: i ns | A420 : ; a Ooms. new! 2 nat | | | VA MF A | . >t). ’ , . i fat , Tr: MARYILAN] b> 1] . ' 3 he “ARR . | : v {2% ry Kiing rr a L : E ie Ph comet 4 _ — . rene mf 4 L. wiles i City mished or unfurnished i eonveuienc $2: wher EVerereen 1(/? ) : opt roms, «ara tox © , 7 wre i floors aterns , e rent: « decorat in be nates em than e tenant Mer Are WW EI a - , eh Mumercial 322 Deimar sttiractive rental. JF: eon ; DIER. 14423A—3 rooma: bath , re — Just. com > Aa or? ’ . FARISH-KNAPP CO... MAin 2686.) Wi! Pa EVerzreen O89 : a ; _{cd5) | ACR —Creve Coeur —— Beautiful Kenrick Squa ¢ | ¢ uti u enrie] ADL i nonier ZOLA VW ‘ ; = a }} ’ BOY er crea . memensaeentiie - ~y = : : , onal oi “t ' op um ated : Oe eee os ee aa | oe oo a daw ‘ : oh, " » ro ums yoy . Si mgs ; ; : ’ . M4 4 he Lee Be AL i 2? " ms. Dewiyv -- tes" ~ +P . . . 4 Gt * #iciat -* : cuit ‘ : + . 3852 Linde “— . a Bo Meg Ree oar ee en ‘ | \ i ¥ KIS Gl ’ y ’ On ef ?}- pa sea ? rare: paral 2 - - = : “ ; ' a : an oe 3 Tie? SOPHIR RLTY. includes electr:e ! oh heat. r. . > - > — ' River ——, : . —— . if. . 0 he Pas de - ——— 31} Wee mot #14 te} ~~ et oe Liu VE i. S1lodA N. rOOmMIA, €iec tric. | « i . S54 : 2 path. elect LAr HBOROL H. 5428 4 full-sized n ge nna ~~ om . a E eet eter swage ek “y need car or small farm. clear. e p f T ] > a - ~~ > . 4 . is ‘ ta a —— T thit-siF ee ¢ : " . ; e. , Tsay ’ _ ’ ; re? . t ;* ipag*? s 4 tae r . - P Of c PAT ° 3 SA) 3 i mali hb ff Le 4 e ei teat or | Lar Acre eS M PH rT rooms, modern = r bath. f rooms. bath. furnace. garage, new at. , SO4 N Lever yLUG square fe Lad POrest Solid t s8 ries 7 op ay SON ; — : pn oe bade © t rooms, odern. e] sate ae | ‘MOET Ss. -. furnace “nt re ‘ . 2 % £? E> > R = 5 Mi " : : ~ ‘ ~ = ° “_ ~ a * » : ° cP HERSON. thee chose sewiy tur | $22.50 month ) eRFLA INGER Wie sen ee, 1e % duced ee a Se LO. | PAGE, Sete —@ rece, bath and a ge ew a IE team | FLAT—4535 Lafayette: 5-6 room single: Front Foot Priees of To : th. 4 | an ith. 7 ? > 2 (e5itx st Dic tncieieall ; LL . (2% ee i] ? ; Las S| het w “age | pon , an eh ® rooms b . AN Us pet , : : newly decorated; eniy $6 ik ae Faget ~ ¢ fal buncalow style modern. - po Der ac muy he fuky bing ater, heat, light. gas: adults. neti a tg ! | MAGN 1. $853.4 room * mn VERSCHLEIJSER. CEntra! 9666 eS3x)i “" Mgr nn } een SOTHIR RLTY.. 809 Chesteut. CHestact ba . 2 a, = EE SN ae Ee Napa I, ee ic ] ~ —— - 4 p ~ ~ : ; rh ; . 1 So : ‘ . regen — Sa or . oT : - 610 I ae floor. north: ©1780. a 5 ggenn. y oity Fills MIi iz 244A—!] ul oo? ' nvenier it First Lin 1192 3 FL a (ramble st.: 3-family brick: H C wuliites A vartments d a Xf: | ae a Oe tractive 3 roor to. PRospect 1”. — ; ¢ ; : Peete one - . : : “Pe - ' rege will tr for single er residence. Dd. | - FARISH-KNAPP CO... Main 2686 | CO] | PAY Serr ogg , , ? om we ae | as ea Lame _ af PPcnecer ogg yO styl SOPHIK ene ALTY (€®O.. 309 Chestnut t. : ‘ : ie y An . ( Hestaut 6101 ee roam: 4917-19 MePHERSON 0: | ARSENAL. 35 Excellent ecediaien : : . ie Beautifully Furnished 6-Koom se ii N.—. aS, Vata, Aare ns. tH it first floor: &: . sho sa a reipec. Re : » = — > SoM TL we ll ‘orner ¢d. HB. FARISH-KNAPP CO. MAin 656. TLAT— New i pernted ' oe 4 at ' , oa ; ontalleres 4 s Street 4 ale clemey. Kent $95. ™ worse 5 tac : . — = wr : : } : ory , MP: Sale ~ ene ; K Limena, ‘ ~ Lig | KINE > | pe = nas a mg — tr | ; : satel ‘ Pas a ; “= ae 4 Hi mah ed hotel room yn wenrig, pew ; Sie ReyT aN T("AY 2 a : — . , ‘ per vhs i to responsi ' “an en ~ im-a-dor bed. dress: nore — . Call Avine s “TRI ST CO. FOrest 2°40 wht — ——. 3 S. | se “ ae na fr ' etebes ; 3Ox LS vith rm % : 1 ne in t $145 month ques 7 soe taeeaaie’ tae ze. “4 3 ke, S55: Olive-Univers | eh LASGOW, 2705—6 reems. eneetete; $2A : —— ~~ T XP REALTY & ’ par PPOLD Une t Tne De —— * — UST cT | : iim ree . BOLAT ~~ a= : on ere r / : 4 Un - . - Verschieiser (Entral ral 9666. omtx) ny -~Modern f r 1B : os - - : | AGNES. gti ome a alle : 3° Ter th : : . oy 7 eile * = st reed te a i F sRiow Prac 4 feos. : in ; , . : Vv — ] : : ‘ ; ; : eee E é te z ¢. ‘ : ~ ee I ' : ‘ ea . ; ; ' t ] . . (a Sone : . 4 F ager on POOL Ses one OSs ; ww? We | yy am « " “ . | GARFIEL] 4002-24 H. G270. 312 , ; : ern, hard. od 4 are ‘ ~t Senna eramnerarorarants WEST END: RE ALT. a _CONST. rey on [ainenseeteedimamtion etn i Pe | > ~ . . — . omen 2 DELIGHT i. C # A! AR I M ENTS GRAND. 1020 N mm 00ms, baih %, = 19 “N. NEWSTEAD $=°. mx 354.5 Mocer “reom a 7 ~oRnCons Mune ous i ew Oe is Convenient ‘a 4.room efficiene: GRAND be : 2 3 3 , * 1} Wis at ¥ Sto Aa, FOOT w sla MT hk RT moe Meiuding light. eas. r efris er: . trie See na Oteaeer ion IRE LEY EPSTEIN . lestnnt : — —" er rs : | ih] : : Foe Have modern three-family apartment : siiail monteny OLIVE, 37 — ?t Poome kitehe ¢. steam WaRmel — — J FSLOTSOM 1.3. ae PO ein cio engl” ~ 5 ot ae ye : ; he Ma : : 4 rooms and sumreem, newly decorated beat: eek ly ; _ ~ tutind Pork id bath: har- = - : BES , "OO rer nm T5Sx , ranted. e eiectric§ refrigeration: : = 7 ‘ rma : N 44.05 oO Loe Mut roow rt.) \ ea if e ft nv kind isi “2a y A timanring. i ae residence im ¢ aod a8 steam beat me caters. : LABADIE. 3 Ne made ru sea E TONTY 156A —4 rooma. 2? sunrocm J n:. perfect r — it) ee tig GRA: ree st STANT Ei EPSTEIN. 2 KIRK WOOD L r complet, fist «& 84 $30. MAin O7S0 -_— - ~ : modern: $45 mai V Teter 35Ww passed etd wm. Clark i district: ha m a = ; tie dain PRB a ie , re Of4 Che-tnuat Sat aa! (building : Schion Por Woo athes m-heated EE 7 Ri 7, KIRKWOOD TKiST CO. R& * . % : - 4 . 7 ’ 9 . 4 i , : . . PN) ; OLIVE, 4339-—Conmcessions without jease._ ; AL Tx room efficiency, beautifully and com- . ' : a = —— ag whet ly f ished: le " B o ye . areas . - : | 7 e urn ree living ream. over- .. if SN IEN 2 ) ro . ancora 7 . — , ; i ; : ; , Ses : “4c stuffed suite, rugs lamers, pane! » dre thes * * kK ou t) ” a “wIITIC . ke " : > ‘i , . oat nen Turna . ot , -" a ve PR ‘ : : i : - wis ro . ‘ ond taeda = ‘ : : ; Msi . » i ’ | . e | . whi epnENK MA RDO? | +— Bungalow, tase nice dressing roem. hath and kitchenette: reom ; arage. 4: tive ehh . — ineludes te electric. phone. .- “aS, er ge = oe =r. i~- Pu«t mu f Rat sens : - : : i% ree taxi. 404) Ti rh. Ree i Bi Bel di : wy F ¢ oi rs ~ : oo . aw , : . Sate ; md ' i , x af the ‘ i ‘ . é Wa hoe * °c ~ . sa S. . _ oe ~? Fi “> = ; . i , : — i . P ‘ a % . — , 7 + : —_ > ' . i Fe ; : ‘ Fy ’ . . 7 Sit a} + mo t% abt rooms: «garace: reasor F - ie——@ rooms. on! , ES ON Cr > Towne rill dee as eT Ta woud i" ~— — ' 2 SINGLE FLAT AND C ASH oe —— .£ iowa ar by of ’ i} ~ " : i ““ . P > tor % — Bes + . 7 : ; — Fy "9 i P . wry > ‘ 4% z Vern sf F) 4 + tee - , *\ fr a. ee ARTS. aaaa PERSHING. u A 1 TT — S A 2 reoma. hb: , . ‘ | iiLBE : ‘; Pent. $65. $100: wm KORTE. tie ~. STH. MAIN 4°58, (-x0 mca Sila CO ——S——_- N — = i . efficte “lee: = x 7 a "CHELFERGER. ani an oe P——Wew flat: 3 "RNISF Ss mens, silver, ice. CAbany 6800. wy 2 o AD. sed Pare 21 oaW (.78 furnace - sis noe — 7a a TOC. oe weds FURNISHED Hol SES FOR RENT . “t} ere te rig 14nw ' — —— at + Ow ee ‘ ; . ‘ . . , > : — NEWSTEAD 41L@NA X canal saenien _ : El Hil =e ~\a Ee : ; “ : 333 ! . a 4 , iy ft 2 a : Sa : 3 . > —_ r " - Siam brat. vscienty close ts “eine Bt i m Shi Se é SATCTSice Sih?’ *% 3 one 3 ain i ; qorSsEe ny ene a ‘ TDE CARS j land Bide. Aw Browning Apartments ; 4 : . . . ’ . i ni ae - ok. ie. , ~o ' See “ci7y "2 F ” = a5 Salata - ; estan > —_——o earn — : —— | EVGHTERNTH, 23004 S.—+4 bright reams, | )-MAR. S064 —6 roan rmnace 3 : ae , RAN 125 Want foe 47 : ST. L OU ~ LAD - . nd LL” Pc ° a ah Mm ’ ITl: ¢ 7 ; -. 2 ’ ceca ., gn? gee et — . , PE : i 2, - . . . - ’ : ; . ' 4 2036 | ERSHIN( r ree antions} —. Gwe * corter: $27: also 4 rooms. ‘ a. Mi M REA X DS—SP AN] ' as : , - pe exeelion: 2 i is TR Al E So j 1 - . t - “Y : Tt > 3 >rPaQ 4 w ~ 4 i> ¥} ‘ * . 21. ’ "a es » ’ . ais Ol Pye * : 3 4 be 4 ~ — se. : free rer = — un CAST! . 3 or es Ty ! > strw't i VERE rT? th bh arr? r Rute marier gon. ss st: _ oe re . ze TL y PERBLATT meee uxiay tae Pere besotifal ances rn fe wayf Give ee i. E. r ‘ON, 4510A— 3 7 at shades ¢ bedrooms of the seen’ finns barber. millinery. variety er radia shop: ; ie tn the ite te cer Dn of tee as 2 ene “ mi. aT. Lav Ts P24} *. . : ~ | " ss ii : ia eae ines | wry if Fiee SOUBe ; ' tu . o aM » by Va 4 me . man uae Tal 2 Creer? | Te or ee WL iin & # i a - : . : a = res y ' Rooms AND RE. a yr yo wer 7. oS nenect. Bi ne | DE'm: * a tl Cie a eo yg ea _ o- — 1 3528 tebe Ba i@er ate eat atx aniter | j . x : . x. 31 Ce SHED: S50 423XR7 : Thad 3 A. rN¢ TOWER GROYV eT ae . | ore eect =: ¥ ; : ; 2: 3 and 4 rooms: « AW ; . . . ‘ — + sROVE. -iA—5 rover: h | Suree meertrage Bex M 407 Post Bie ( = Bos trey * : “eR Le? : i " «3 ; . or Apartment err Se tos tm od lh, \ —- ideals . fur ti " NE wes ‘ree ual ies | farnteted ; sf Siti) { th Pine . s er 4 persons; refriveration. | TWENTY ST . = Pibak | : — | S8084 Barime spores. hast hace | m oe : on oe cee | + ie = ‘ . : + Pro : on ; as eT FO! : von sane, ta nde wy OSA, Barta 4 hom ath furnace near street : — me DELMAR ia Lara meee Sxtur-a, FF hots Steres az i on z sewet South | COcNCTL a ae4e ; +L lt M Ain vk, bicck frome pn church ve nae ew oe A na oer tn mn thy Ae Cte tee

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PAGE 33_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH EON lal vise dy toh lich lean lege es ere oni a 0.0. FES CHARGES (MPU, SOME CAN MADE. |HOME MARKET OF US. Wat erect | "Sta om uc CURB TRADE LARGER WHEAT CL ORDERS UP 266,377 TONS AGAINST SOUTHERN RY. aS o~ a ut BEE] c i ‘4 bec ee “8 Peo a - 2 ith : the New Orleans & Northeastern S005 AMERICAN-HAWAIIAN CO. usend she_coressos REVENUE FREIGHT LOADINGS |" CONTROL WILLIAMS FLEET SHOW COMPARATIVE GAINS . “4 Sri” & pre 4¢nnF aah sn “Ge Chicago Cotton Market. ~4 on wos rece Melitta ile. A ee iy cb ky ig: Ba IN an Bie ik AE palpate: 8 8 a aie te iy tp ABN i cn hae ate apy Ve ‘ara S iA CLEARINGS, MONEY AND SILVER “=~ «: Orleans Spot ois o~ . ene et pee ee ae is cr re a . Se TR ne RP eS _ CY 4 y SP Se meet. 4 am phe Tt . oe WHEAT FUTURES CLOSE _ DOWN ON CHICAGO ArsSOcuia bed Pr “= - ae patter tp pig APRN) SRR REA BAS A 4 5p ec ae ae BTERNATIONAL PAPER WAS © | Shiva ‘asc. tas runtppumse | mois Spr 8 wok Satan | om Maree 31, was 1688502 saree QQ OFFERINGS LIGHT _DEFICIT AFTER DIVIDENDS RECAPITALIZATION PLANNED .°38> 00 8.clagtmctets Soke ake" tae Sloane supply was guce cy on AM TIGMAL VARBS oar FOR BALDWIN LOCO., REPORT ©.. « DAILY AVERAGE GROSS CRUDE tH sc0. 207 20—pounry, gaze | ELT ih ogeox eggs] oe ee See Ul, PRODUCTION MEREASED | ni8 "icons a | a | Oo is follows: pe eee gs KS pao é PRBB YP y, a Sedition W beat wheat Sepler ber wWheal wee) ren ber rR ‘IS MER HANES [rain bide smack otter Had: . $20,500,000 MINING ferred of $8,058-171, Total revenue jand cit electric locomotives. Ne-| pinepdne FoR “I Wiock Devers comes gee aM Be SR MB aoe 19 — rota | TAR | Fa wee MERGER 1S ANNOUNCED Commenting on te subject of | under way for the acquisition of abRacmi 2S opal Ta FE Poin | Bee ge he sok ted eaten a | og — ape pee oo: OT Mr. Graustein se re 3 : x,t i more a aaa Warts Vinter Wheat Cos Calumet & Arizona to Cornsolida t: : , | ; : 5. 40 Anri? te With New Cornelia irae tg ee ee ON) od Oe Bere ? canis rai 30] Sound $1s "Trxae. sacked Bilis ir | Daily ¢ Grain Movement | | : € . SE z | rm ; | i ke | ; é: ; i j : mr o pgp + CONTIRENT:-MARLAND ow, fete O a MERGER AGREEMENT REPORT TED ay Ur as 4 ‘Sa hee ete | ) mere . | ae r ere is at presi t 1 . Ro lou ua - "Ss Says @ pre- — ies iol , D. ZINC AK} COPPER OGD Panny SP Arizear Gq j tite indredt shares o Ne Nat. Cash Register Btrectors Re- : ranor ' ' a aie —Yen: D Wt ' Cornelia Company stock | draw eiecred. our: —— r : 7 en : : “i . wage oe ae ae ome share in the pe ‘OImnpPpany. b TIMURE, Ay LO.—— Lair Hho “ : | ” ‘ 7} , a 5 $ ianl | GBALTIMORE. April 10.—Ditec-| of both companies. ; it TURPENTINE, FLAX AND LINSEED I Si sche rn | tna arte vn ee Contre fats era | a ANEW YORK April Agate & Spring © ig@fmy reported . re ch mo than 1 >. : te net profit of $5232.0°5 after a | nt the stock + wenreaented og aa 7 s York Sucar. peeciation Li . Pete : : ; : : ames, against $315 1gs Quarter. “Suyamel Fruit of hdd met profit for the first quar OG $401,620 after depreciation an im@erest, but before Federal taxes, a mst $185.856 in the same pe- ribéd last year. * ‘irdate SI aa ena ae age “liliette Safety Kazor of Boston ek apa bane the = 18, ipared 428463 for et nie | Sete was Seger rir : TES —_ oa | : uarter. : “Ee a re }2 1 itid & GF LI ‘Fraternity to initiate Nagel. - (for the first me haries Nagel, Secretary of Cori ‘° ha merce and Labor in the T: "ab. | those of met. and new vice president of the | ef t2- WSshington Universi ity Corpora- ign, will be initiated as an RaDpOr- | . ; | , . sal ny Ni : | aty membder of the’ national jega}| tO spo! mi nearby good ' ali tee : : . ; or ek tien Cll Ret it Me | tg show une are ass 2 atte : ‘A sieteceiatinedA ecole ; 3 . ‘ ume - ‘ .. ’ : . a 7s - | ” . aes . ‘ queiath frilternity, Phi Delta Phi, foliow- C “> woe ae tee | : els are 8) 9S per cen’ ae ween : =+:- IR a ee aoe ee ne eee , . . ‘ my ' ; 5 92 v4 “ . it Veet | Lie i sy toe Assocared Frees 1% i 3 £ by x +7 nbn ‘ >it Re “i rt. : , ‘ "yh 2a - 2 :¥ owes - - x — a . ’ $ a dinner sat the erm Ath- NEW Rar . mae & vn aie on ; 3 ae ae ees wer bs ie averace Se ee a ee : _ / HIiCAGO aAnori P a . P . * ee POO wy ie 3 beta Association tomorrow ix ht. ' : a Tre isa he ; , aa 6 y c 3 . . , 3 oe . ‘ ‘ ‘ »* i . . * ‘hie Ber arereeresrt + 2! oad , - c aevet atarts ; >) . ' aon * = ork : i. sneindin . Pepe * e! Was graduated frem - BSR- i nare a ii) dates ues bic, Sa , ; NOH 5 then aac ett ty i= a Tied orc * Cniversity before the fh _ “NEM FY Lie i | Jewel Tea Co Sales. ng chapter there was es Steel Market. peste — o-% sg | , , x . - ; ’ : . ¥ (omparative inuet Prlaction. a ? {roe Fr , om SA esa NY ye egy <n svg " a — 0 MM ARR a AI eC RN le te

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U. S. Steel Directors to Meet. | Corporation will meet in special , TRANSACTIONS ON THE NEW YORK BOND MARKET (COMPLETE) MEW YORK, Apri 16—Dieo. | onsen SOt, omeey eeeauanoe, tors of the meeting on Monday. + FAT fi [ ASE. WR 4 am: LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1929 re ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 39 — N LOGA ANE exEW YORK, April 10.—Total trausactions in bonds on the New “SECURITY. ‘ales. High.| Low.| Close. , SECURITY. | Sales.! High.) Low.! Close. | SECURITY. | Sales.! High.!| Low.! Close. SECURITY. | Sales. High.' Low.! Close, : Stock Exchange today amounted to $9,002,000; previous day’s CORPORATION BONDS. CORPORATION BONDS. _ CORPORATION BONDs. FOREIGN BONDS a om $9, 612, 600: week ago, $8, 791, 000; year ago, $15, 031,000. Total ChéWwi on 62. | 1 oth 4 go ly 10L¥% , . | Winch A ct TY. 4107 % 107 %4 10744 | Costa Rica 7s 5! V4 % | osm Se 04% LOUIS ME Re DD MIO OD ct ON em Odd sah $ ev vt Se) OO | 4 c 2003. sj Sf) Austria gtd 7 3. 10% 102 . 2A e- : | | Alp M Stl 7 5 .. ai ' ‘ . ; ‘ , ‘ 4 ! ben 5 2 gs dollar; that is for instance a sale printed 99—24 means $99 and % : y 6s | 20 al 8 10) re Dey 5 fi 5 id $4 % | 4% Denmark 6 42 ; ' ’ : . ~ ; i | 5 bef . . 0: (103 103 Combir o m4 “ub-z | 10101 [101/101 ‘¥ | 2102 3 »e | } G 2 y| § | 34 103 | 0 ombined year ago : 21969 1989 |989 2 ae > 101 %iLO1 % (101 % Batevion Pet 43 | a este! atu io. : 8. AO % | DM, | are delaying their purchases in the hope of a still more favorable market Int Pap rf¢ 6 ‘ = ae -seconds of a dollar and not $99.24. d A: 99 "| 9 int Pap evt 5 Aj 6) 93%4/ Yd aa - A a4 4 an ax Be % | Ta -—- : | 3 Ss | 350 '100—10 100 100—3 + hp ates get sl team isas | Be Be pe Patt! Gta | picts oe ae will do well to take advantage of the situation now at hand. Pee Gah eA een weer i a complete list of tra v Cleve U T 5%. 2 106 % |1063 106% ja : The following is comp nsactions giving’ sales, Int T&T deb 4%%4 A , | Argentine 6 37 Al 14.1004 100% 100% {Dem ist 5% 26-40 1) 93% 03% 93% ‘ = ; 5. 4 sian | oo ft 100% | Loew's I 6 ex-w. 97%| O74, Y7%!| Belgium 8s 41. . ‘ 2 1ol% ley lowest and closing prices. In bond sales 000 omitted. do 5s :" | 4,1! 104/104 Ae ay TET cy ate Argentine 6 58 B "99% | oie | Duke Pr Pw 6 66 4 10 97—2 2 | 96—29) 97 . , ' . ey SS & See 1 101% 1LOL&, 1U1 i Belzium 7%4s 45 RATION BONDS, ct anna ne eee Lorillard Co 4.106% |10644'106% | Belgium 7s 55. C G&E 52 ..} 99%, | HY %, 3 450/12 2% 119 % | 1420 5 un | 4 | D E Ind sfx 6 62 CORPORATION BON Ds, : . * ae ? - b pr 4 1, | 41 ‘ Belgium 64s A4U.| So} Hambre St 6 46 6107 | 1107 % 107% - 5. : - ai S| — | Sales.| High. Low. ae Col See, Oe. ..! ait v2 | aaa K C FtS&Mem 428) 2 | J la dead | Be | om E — 47 ve , ce | 9446) 9 | 94% > a) 2 2 2% LUZ , Ot od : y ext sf 7 peeves bONDS. BOND MARKET AVERAGES. || © | age Both] KG Bom te be Binz, 2 = 80 Sept. | B0ie) tas | Rinand Ste 7 0 ~ ne 100% 10044 | Belg stab In 7 36] mas | wir ; ‘ Kreuger & TS war' med 87%! 87% 7 g | ti) Belgium 68 55.. 17/1074 (106 |107% con 5s i 2) 72%\| 72%) 72% P 0/108 % 106 a, 1061. [ou 4s 1g | Of | OF Bergen &s 45. | aay Men "9 aa 43 tuL ie | 100% j/1014 | Bkn Ed gen 6s Lb) “, i 106% 106% 108% : "7 "¢ soul & e Bergen 68 49.... ne mun 78 4 skn M tran 6s. | i$ “ol § 3: 1102 {102 {102 Market & Bi $ 90% | O%) 1 Berlin City 6%s - . Sp K C South rig 5) Bite Tuesday, . : | ks ee & Kansas G & E! 6) % 104% 104% 104% | Iseder Stl 6s 48) Bkn Union Gas 6s) “|i 5 . ° 202 )101%'101% I Mccrory § Zu 09 | 99 | 99 30 | | | 96%) 96% gs FSi do lst 5a. * . “ . ‘ 31 100 0) % | 99% t a ? 1 102% 102% 102% Berlin Cit y 68 i : 8S SS It Cr te %e 47R' | | 9 . . J ; » . t | 163 97—28; 97—24; 97—24 10 first «rade rails Sate : . 105 % |105 % Kelly-fpri Tire 88 S110%/110%/110% | arg be 61 May. 2) 9544; 9544; 95% | Bush T Bidg 58 3 100% 100 44 {100 44 | Dodge B deb 640 33100 | 99%/100 S$ evt 3 | , (% | OR% | Berlin City Elec Ital Pub Util 7s.! = 3%, p9—5 | 99—3 | 99—2 10 seconuary rails. 4 is | 94 | 94 Key Tel ‘ 1} 91 j OL v1 51s 62. |e) WILLIAM R, Compton Company 4 si SU CalGas&Elec Ss | 3 100% 100% /100% | Donner Sti rfz 7! 1100 % 100 44/100 4 BE | 94%, O91 | 91%) 91%) 91% | Italy 70 1951 | Bal ; 54) ‘v9—11| voa—s | 99—9 ? oe ln page 04 : : +4 ; 7 R%4| 98%) OR Kresge Found 6.. 1lO1lOLy 101%) 101% Australia ha » 44:10344,103 jlo’ Cal Pet 548 Js 16.i1U% 100 4/100 % , ‘ . | a} 99'S tin © Wiew | y 72 1951 ...| Oe 95%! 95% : = * Hoo [Camaguer: Sac ss) 1549 * 199% 298% [Duluth & mm 5.) 1 100% 100511005 |Meae Lara) 3) ad bec Pt eT «| 204 nog {fapan Oe 34°: '| $0/10t%g 200% a0 315 NORTH SEVENTH ST.—ST. LOUIS —_ J AZ mat 4 we ho 2 £2 aa ae * a ; me as u a RS * . al 7 Ye a : » ere —s => seem ap - tate bie. cimaaeas I agatha le Nag en” wh esee te ~ angeiae~ one lar tp Sp SANE APR tl NRA! VPI SA 0 OLED PE, be FOT Sse Sean. ee tg lle Ss Ske BES re ~ ERE Le Cg POOR Cre 7 103% ‘ a | Can Nat Ry 444s | ~ 4 4 o~ 8 (ji 04%; 935 4 } eo] 4 Can Pac deb 4s. 84% 84% | 54% Fed Lt ist Aguas \Brasil c Ry EI £0 ”s Merid El let 57. | 1) 96 96 | 06 Central Pac 5s... 25 — ie ‘100! +. 100% do stpd 4 ag bo Ge aast) I Certain-teed 5 %« er aa © 5 30 seit | Sis 29. larg 33 J Seis 69%, 69% ' 69% ao ) - ? co ‘09 sf 5s Ire ly : ~ tr 0-0) : 51 104% 104% 104% ee lea Sur re ; Yo 3 ug Fonda JnG! 4% er a a5 se! — 45 Ao 324 6 60 Oct 2 iY > i ‘ ' Se? ’ A 148 : eae Bigg GH&SAM& | i i oe O4 gid ast be 5 Bt | bosm| or, [Cbewaneake Corp’, | ol Bete A MY slio0 bio fro [*obile er Bie 4) “al esa! a Sgodieden Ga" | oliow the Lea o1 90 Fd Se . 99 3. 99 ‘ . Ge Cab! . ; - 98% Qn mi ; Mont Pow rig of ' do 324 6 80 Oct ; | ; ; ; ; ese . - ~~ 5) of) 90 Norweg Hy yd 5 . ce " — ak’, fhe ele re @rtcn “ash Grain. ete amar oP DS bt CS Ut et + ee aqunkt a eneekee 5 a°es EE row] od toiessh rr 4. | Sua oe oct Wrest Sis 7 Altes WOO Ha is DOO ™ 1> — * a 14) 97% 10 ates : 7 C | > 2} 88% 7 7! 3} i ¢ IC&CSI&NO- rig 1, SY) 14 | RO by | t, Aa 4i Se 2000 “) . i Fe! aw —RiNLYy 101% 1NLy% , ‘ i . CM&S8tP gen 415 | | Indiana Stl 5: 1101%/101% 101%] dep 6 105% 11051 5% | Colomb i $e wr eesess | | . Inia ind St 4% A 7 iy See do rf & imp 58, 25/105 : do 6s ¢ Ch & N W 4% 8} 91%) 91% 41% do rf & im 444 5) Col Mtg Bk S037 stp ..... 7195 | eae R Tran 7s 18 93% 1) 91% do deb 4s 34.. | 5M | do gen 4a ..... &. ; & | &o inter R Tr 6s. 34: Titi 6 se! * Se . Re & be | RB % | Chicago Ry 5s.. | SL%) ! 4 nte R 3 we fr = ; i> * Simtedents CRI&P 4% 52. O%) { Interb —- “al | f | 7 frop be at moder. do rtg 4s 31! 93%4! 93%! 93% sta 19 71 69%4' 99°%4 | NYCEStL 6s....| | 3 ma a airy | “th Arve’ / Chi tn § 4% A. 32 ; 5) YT% Int Cement 5s 48) 30'105 104" ey "195 : = 14 es : ti 5% ; PUBLIC UTILITIES rh ited . Sts - : = 4 = New York Power & Light Co., tet Mt 9 > . ie : ocd : ; é- 4); 1967 92.09 today's weather . J a : feos ee ate io Ge 1 OF le | OF3A' We Recommend International Hydro Electric Co. Cony. ba 1944 190.99 6.00 ae ieee e ee ' Doei 2 , 78 . Le Telepho Ist Meg. ‘ - > ada Bea ‘ois | 5 82% 82% 82% /11 ASSOCIATED MOTOR TERMINALS CO. are eras... oe, ee ae cive. Wh ° } | | col 5s | face 103% | $7.00 PREFERENCE ver Jj. erson NYNH&H evi Bs ce ls, sie and Ferd W. H " " iy Sa er - Hemker & Co. : eet! 6s” 40 104s 4104 1% Class ‘‘A’’—Common Stock } Telephone: 718 Locust Street, St. Louis Uptown Office: or ey ‘ECRERER Particulars on request Investment Securities o Hote do deb 4s 57 ee CEntrel 6640 Coronad WILLIAM KING and ASSOCIATES, Inc. 314 North Broadway NYOEW 1 rig 4s 117 South Broadway Established 1924 3430 Saint Louis ~j | Os 4 BO% CHestnut 9030 (110% | OS %% PR's Came Bann MUNICIPALS T FUTURES CLOSE DCwii ON CHICAGO BOARD. oo ~ ~DO HLS 90 Issue Pranklin Co.. Mo., Court House D. O 6s 3/15/42 5} 95% Blytheville-Leachville-Manila R/D $i/, R/L/3A ni Dev Lita | | Woodruff & Prairie Co., Ark., R/D No. 6 5A 8/1/41 5%e ‘59 . | 95 87%! 86%! 87 Crittenden Co., Ark., Road Imp., Dist Ne. 8 be Orlo City 6s 55. 1196) tg 100% 100% Crittenden Co., Ark., Read Dist No. 7 | maf. Panama 5e A 63.) 2; 94%) 4%! 94% Bay Road & St. Francis River Road Dist ppd Continued on Page 41. Benton Co., Ark., Road Imp., Dist. No. 4 9/1/40 mt t> ope Gore ‘ys ‘a Per Cent Maturity Yield ones Dev J ‘Ltd 5.00 ~— 2b — Landon So. GER. NE RR RR = , i 40> SE® : 2 9 RO _— i Bods . , ¢ whent queta- « Se Riedie degen RR ne ae da Pe ee Underwriters Listed and and distributors of mu- unlisted stocks and do 1 ee oy nicipal, real estate and bonds bought and sold =| do deb 6e 49...) corporation securities. on commission. Statis- } | do gen 4% ...| for + sone nna tical information about STwvanont 4's. | requirements : : . Niag F Pow 050s. do 54 ‘ uae Nort & Sou 5s A Nort & W con 4) do divi 46. NAmEdG 6% 63 ' NOnT&L 66 A. | Nor Pac § B *-* Nor Pac ¢g 3 Nor 8&t P 6B. fer Ss © Bas 2 WIBwowVywo~ STOCKS BONDS | 6% o ee eS Ie Ie Oe Ie Ohio RE 6 ../ 1106%,196%)1 > — ———— -—-—— = es Guaaicuscantaneant 1 > “§.| aan hae” 100 GR N . HAS rir Al First Mortgage Bonds |, 5 ee ~) Ging DO 105/10: 2.101% 100% = eee be SS) ~ 65 98% DR, 15 86 | 85% 14101 (100%) 11 5S1IOL [100% _— 2) 99%! 99% oP 3 4 Pn A | |. Seeeeeee - Westbrook I : | Fhe te | PAP&T 6 1934 || 43 103 6 194% nS 34 MEMBERS: pease Company 6s, Kansas City, Mo. AN, bibs 3 AND OFFERS = Ste, > ee Lh ete: Bh Pgaeel 96 | 96 | 96 A well-located group of business proper- a | oh Mee ee RP fe 3 : New York Stock Exchange | ties. Maturity available: 1933. : > | St. Louis Stock Exchange Society of Jesus Belen College 51/,s, Havana, Cuba. Penn RR g 6%. e | Chicago Stock Exchange A direct obligation of the Society of Jesus Penn RR! | 03% 102+ yr 1 P, "| 39} gas inate | : Board of Trade (Jesuit Order) of Belen College. Maturity sf tg Chicago available: 1934. Priced to yield 6%. Te) ere CAS 8 IPN, UR Ra aie At os Ga rook AGO, April 10.—Crais bicls LE OL LR ONC AA LLY NERA Petty a . OPER REMOTE iB ee - a pase le ye ee - — ae ew > * - -_ oo Sc Andrew W. Mellon, Secretary CIS MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE Grain bids anc. offs inter Wheat Condition. 7 ‘ ) ee bates B é 7 U. S. Treasury, Says: Chedmer Building Corporation 6s, E. St. Louis, Il. SPECIAL ANALYSIS A well-located downtown commercial | : | building, largely leased to chain stores ‘ GLIDDEN COMPANY : Maturities: 1938 and 1939. ON REQUEST Fisk Investment Company 6s, Amarillo, Tex. Peay A A well-located, well-occupied downtown BONDS dag A Bak 5 ‘ ; | a1 4 a1 36 a1 % | A G EDWARDS & SONS office building. Maturity available: 1941. AZ " -| omy 97%) grt - Ap AO NLT AC Tat tel ON A tebetaisem ie Fah We BTR La Re SR RIMS, UAE EA ES AN Re en age « - Spoelgpeers me INGTON. April 10 —Th. Ac ire at i eM i a a 4 we » i ae AP its ie > This advice, coming from the Secretary of the Treasury who is also chairman ex-officio of the Federal Reserve Board, has a back- ground of experience which encourages ‘the most cautious inves: ‘tors to consider the advisability of investing in good bonds. — ~ ~~ pee St 00 Sk > 00 19 ig 19.19. a tie Daa! * > » Well rated bonds, yielding commensurate interest rates, with the principal amply protected, may be purchased now from any of the reliable banks, trust companies or investment -houses which are advertising in the Post-Dispatch. - Purchasers of investment securities should ever remember that the integrity of the institution they patronize always is a factor in de- termining the safety of their purchases. 14 aS - ee > = et a A le AN AR. i ng seme i 6 Mi i a a et, i a a + * — rf : _ , | Sertientes Sug : os | a —" i i Va Ry & Pow 5 % 9% 98% for Circular , which gives further particulars. Virginia y &§ i 194 ° 4 fF 5% 77 17/191 % el 90% | Seve” gavieziey MORTGAGE TRUST d it 7 , 1’ a7 |, a7 w Co 6 . HS0 | 99 | 90 Middle States Bond & Investment G. ; int =6fot 6168 | 4103% Tas pita 44 $192 %y 102 % 102 % Investnent Securities f EAS Paul Brown Bldg. MAIN 2051 Seint Louis ' edie ae an ee ee OE nee eer te a re — The Stock Market Final poe — idens sat tox wee " | of the D aily Post-Disp uch Gi es Oe ee ee rere ne rane “Avil 10 ai ; ! i “Today's F; . | News Today.” ~ so > le te en > = ee - ae i oeell ened enn icenendttiadtteenttat te hj Sti 5% St. | EO 5% ok a7! | Whit 3 M 6 ex-w | Willys Over 6%) i Wile & Coe It e. . + ©

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. i aaa id py einer eit tee Pe ‘aba ~ aN ha: a a BS eit eb Gey be + 5 — mM gorge PN al i le A pg + gai * Ra aa ak lls henge. eee cares fg aa Te coe a) cae. > ies CA BN eon Rena PAGE 40 | Seon omneresneaeseenpeeee ee - = ee ae FW. WOOLWORTH DIRECTORS VOTE. STOCK SPLIT-UP Increase of Authorized Cap- : ital From $100,000,000° to $200,000,000 Also' | COMPARATIVE ee ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | ———__ WEDNESDAY, APRIL. 10 Be tal B Fest rr ere eae SEW WUOKA. SHARES SOLD Total sales on N@w Jerk Steck Exchange were 3.281.900 shares, compared “ith 3.679,340 yesterday, 2.703.450 » week age and 4.268.500 a year aco. Total «ales from Jan. 1 te date were 39.606.500 shares, compared with 219,294,700 « ser ge nd 115.895.8300 two years arco. ID A AAAI ALN Puede ee —. S.. LOUIS POST-UiSPaic.| ae ee SL cr P ttn sesteintitscaen'. TODAY’S. NEW YORK (COMPLETE) BY SPECLAL ASSOCIATED PRESS STOCK MARKET WIRE. ») 130.2 130.0 130 126.2 141.2 128.6 2 209. =i 163 _223 201 shares, Viednesda y oe : fuesday VWVecek ago Year ago Hizh (1829) Low (1929) . ; . Total sales 3.281.900 STOCK MARKET AVERAGI 5 20 Ls. 20 . Industrials. Railroads. 1 tilities. Os . 203. 2eé.s 144 »* be? = . = 193. Proposed by Board. | By t! NEW ASSO Late YORK. VOTE HIGHER CHARGES FOR HANDLING BROKERS’ LOANS AY : \.. - Tiron, as \4eed da hy TIS 3) ee | *#*#e £4444 on for oOut-of- muitiples hich was hf Of loans corporations nbers took no iGa ns e en eee + _ : YO! aiciOns fF" }. : ihe members adin rned with - > : > aA _-™ = > - : : | 2° siime @MULiO7) Li “a Prey OSa ] 7 Aiis orok ers CUSTOM SMELTERS OFFER SOME COPPER AT 200 Lasso, ci ot a * r > » J Pie a downgrad controls limited en ee rr Stocks and Annual Low. Div. in Dollars. O47, 39% Abitibi Pow & Pay i i ‘Ts ee a % é ’ ; 4 * ¥ re ee Expre: +1929 Hich. » ‘ L, —" i Ule a . a & Ss F lf & wil AtllG & W I pid tlantie } V4 eu w * . Pound, a drop of yesterday, prod uct) ahead, bj ut of maintained cent >. the ts, domestic. -Xport. It was be- m trade circles. however. g would have/| a lower when the| producers resume taking | large orders. HOW LONG PRESENT STEEL PACE WILL RUN, QUESTION NOW. pe ~ *~ cents, ; Can 9 Tl «= - AL@ 7 miiy leve! NEW YORK. Savs Iron Shed ste e] COMI posit PoUN : First Mortgages en City end Counn Property > i wee — “ , > , Mctured py located, LA Pror cd Properties Telephones CMe sthut 6860 Baldwin Loco —AaAiUWit io } + a in - . & LIC “« * yt et ped eed ww wv } aa talent. — Py ; we —t Ped hed hed & VGiumet & Hecla 4 (anada ID _4nNadian : ; . a | . A aii Te \ te PEs + ~ 6 -~ T Sty Ai cl iry R Century R Cerro. ds Lertainteed (nesa «& ©] * 4. , ‘ee | sa st Net Sales High. Low. Close. Ch’nge TOE — nar ie Ee edit Senate 691, 49 7 ‘ * } Pa +i929 Div. Stocks and Annual | Net Ulich. Hizh. Low. ’ i. Fairbank « Ceo : Stee ee serk. ‘ft mt «tuck. ‘& Tech. { orhan ced “ales (88 emitted “ividend. +E ache. te.t7, bi-rizpis pia t.. far this Sear, a = . ~f TABLE SYMBOLS 2-0: elm S| h ; Paid ~e ‘me i-@ i» LT ciel nanmaes MOCKS and Annual Div. in Dotiars.. 7 “a »* . = ~~ — 2412 {Am . 1514 961. maa ra ; ; s ‘ ‘ ‘4 > € ; J . ee ~ s . . 3 . ; ¢}S Ay i clanutograph 1 YL erwood bd Its, f11% ft . Sty \ webu, 6 eet) Wah Wa hort e = “FStege Ff tc rt . ‘% H as eT el LOCAL S10 : More Than 2 |! im «oer ~- Wagner Down a Fracti ————————— i= Assoctated the New Yo Mart found Page | Ves Soction. or) Investment Sec Complete, Depe: Investment Se: Vew Y¥ otk , (Rican fst. Lew Yen bers , tee ’ GArtield 28: 401 Clive St. Loui ¢ FRANC BRO. & ¢ ESTARLISNTD of Bonds and Si AANIs. Market Accurate Exe Quotations eg: _ % — J oO ViULA ' Augustine & Mocks end Bands iOus Stoce § WO Security Bulk ST. Lous DA eee? : ae 30 - Leng TT GET OUR PRIC. - ee a ee Studebaker : “\ estern States Life « National Hotel Serv Universal Traffic Ce Splitderf Bethlehem Surety Loan & Ti . mon Electric Continental! life Ins, Citizens F mance Veasuregraph Ce. ‘“rquette Easton Giorgia Fruit, Unoe Central States Life Equitable Bond & Ail Active Unlisted $2 Sends Dealt a A. L. DEIBE Railway Exchange GArf.eld 4570 _

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Fy F a4 4 "e* + m 4 + . war . } . i ~ Foy ’ ‘ ns | » - " : ; tat . . 4 wikee ; " VW. ba-righis, . NEW YORK, April 10.—The following is a complete Hst of se- STOCKS. lounted 5721 shares, compared with 4538 yesterday nd sal i : lleenatiniasitins: fi eee daily | Bessemer ingot “output exceeded SPF Oe ae ¢* ~i+4 2m AAA ™ ¢ be . . ’ i eae, YE j ; : nik coil ; > . ' ‘ eh ; ; : | | ’ rit re iin, ! f | : A awn ? Tie uriti« s trad¢e i ii} On if irk Curbp I x: nanzre today Living 'Toddy Corp ; a yd de ya j s ‘ P b s “ yf ‘ ws? ‘ ra Ly. ss ai fron 5° 5 80 1 HHO tons. At the rate i] ; sales, highest, lowest losing prices on all stocks and bonds, Tonopah Min . 35 ; ~~ 8 | ‘Ollowing is a complete list of se ee es > . 7 + ’ : ie ce -S Ba ‘ . i? i “aes : 1, “ae cy 394 ea ‘ *¢Ex-rights Trans Cor; 31:134! 172.144 gross tons, or approx! ' re :: Sy mi s° + + > r~ijvice . hoOi«c 'P cl nderer : ii ts. D5 My ey f : . UR l n ie rile, f 6 - - at ir ; ! r j o> 7 Or 2) Ms é' fe ‘ e G4 hee ia ; One and net wy i+ ‘ - the ly 19.000 tons. M f hh. with a cdalilt i ton yeat or more than 1 Ot Sale. High. Low. Close. Ch'ns y Cents «i share. In } SaitcS }U omitted. In bonds enaies vUUY omite ‘a Tis F | Paint ti) ] $ -* 3a i. 1 anda AaaKx i} Oric ‘ syle a P . 94 G4 Spee SCOT a * ret tons Over the rec ora) of 19°78, rr earrere warmers en | ted Tri ’ 16 36 ° 3 ~— — — jrate of 194,199 tons, ! ; ' “ae . 2 ; = “4 " . . il , ‘ 4 = Net ; . ; i ri 4 it } ; ; . pe £2? 1 ‘ a | | Triplex is on 7%, igh. iClese.' Chige.t Bid Askeo | batts SND er ee SECURITY. Sales. Dich. Clase. | SECURITY. sales. sligh. Low. Close, | -_- | | STOCKS. ) STOCKS, J b ! beeode Lath ‘ 5 oi an © mh ree DB sveves | 26/176 5 fey 17 dy isternational Shoe Closes’ oy | ) ayler S Del ..{ 1| 27%! 27%! 27% | Tune Sol Lp 38%) 32 "| ga” | Coca-Cola Bottling” & 7 | 150, 41 | g0%| 40% \—" i) 40%), 42 ° ee Than 2 Points Low- | *‘"° “°° ee fa Genes) w2nu7Tsueyler | Union Was Gertal § Sil Stl Sey | eo a LE Bo) i | Tis) dao = a) aaa 6% First Mortgage Bonds More an oints Low- | ).. A 4, $6%' 33%) : new Om 2! ate Rie | Be ee at SED 34 . ; yt ee aoe me. — 4. oy 4 A widely diversified list secured by high’? eeagne in- oe come producing Real Estate, located im the best sections — Wagner Electric | of St. Louis and immediate suburbs. ‘ Ask for our list. ' Down a Fraction. Convenient Amounts Choice of Maturities — | $100 $500 $1000 6 Months to 10 Years HE Associated Press review rs atthe New York stock and WOLFF- SCHIELD & COMPANY fgancia! markets’ will be 215 N. 7th St. MAin 3828 fund ON Page 1 of the Main News Section. gf, LOUIS : april 10.— fre some iacres soday. Nt ot eee a ~« . OU ee é — : aaa * Beene ae Ae aye ‘ nck 25 oases eet ARIS Spel teh OTN SRB a A LE AAR EN hee ee ee ee ee Bk ee . ~ =~ . me ® - " ‘ ~» ' } }f + *) ‘ , ; 7 ; a6 ae Fe o4e ‘ ; I ’ ’ i 7 } ’ ‘ . 5 ' ‘ 9 > . | ‘ ; " j ‘ ; i? ’ | Resident Partne: was higher ——O— E77 “nioht Dysart & Garnble Investment Securities - + meat ~~ EXEMPT FROM FEDERAL INCOME TAXES faestment Service, || iz faye wih (es fo Wel Moist ts Bs Soars poems | WEBSTER GROVES, MO. | EEE Ftd ‘ Stock Exchange Bah “i | a 13 E 3 { | ¥ int ° : 343 sj 18% 9% tu r +! “4 Y . o rf | rs Market (Continued) SCHOOL DISTRICT As ; (st. Louis ‘ be] ; 43 . . | (neni ante md Annual a Due 1943-47 GArtield 1850 i 2 af ee FE Beer 6) 15) Fe oe | oa | ee Beak, 2H 95%) Ona! 1 jig. Low. Div. ia Dollars. Sales High, Low. Close.\Chinge ‘ 9 4 ve pegs M/s ~~ » Parts e ee A Ct 401 Olive S¢é. 354 PRICE—To Yield 4.40 St. Louis ad PGA YMG} Ae Geers BPRS PR et TS Ee Oe abt APO pena tg roi: er gas DO ae ee eee ay ee oe ee a a ~ Pane? att tebe ; + tie? — . : ~ e . : - , ‘ . j “ ' } ‘ 7 j , : i > : ap° " : ay ‘ : - - . } e j , ‘ ‘ [) by 1 ‘ } ‘ ‘4 { ] ;* J . ths : . “a ‘ . : ¥ . we ’ i ‘ , j -) 5: ‘ ’ ; } 1 ' 4 ‘ : » ’ - > . ‘ a canae ° a . C (> a , : 7 - 4 a ; : . : : (> oe p ta, . ’ l LA 4 ‘ , oJ : r 4 ‘ . : a ¢ ys : : , \ ‘pee : a eS | 12 : ei at i) | FOURTH ane PINE ESTABLISHED 1877 car | my : ix YT 1 pf xb01132, 113 113) ‘s oh : x b 2 Seae' 4g urw YORK ST.LOUIS CHICAGO Bonds and Stocks Me if t ers ' Louis ana Ch Bare hande Curb Market shai at Gua Be Ie oe Tulsa ----St. Louis “ie & Powne Ni i Sound Securities for April Investment The following is a well diversified group of bonds which we recommend as admirably suited for in- vestment at the present time. Ww ‘ eee 2 a) —_ eaees ene ES SR Repuolic I. & S. Operating ! Close to Capacity | Jit . by sociated Press : " ‘ . , ‘ _ ; : ' T * r , ; . . . * * - . . * = é } : . " . ; i 4 } ° . ‘ . a? - s i . i? ’ ‘; , . ’ . ° . : e : > Pr Mm ' | ; , 4 7 ’ [>™ ‘ - . c=: ompt, ; - 2 . cs : : 4 ha ; j i 7 } ; gc i : . . : : P \ . - : : ‘ + 2 -*? +¥ ,i if A mit . ja vu ES oe > A on, Pate Maturity Vicia Western Union Telegraph Co. .....4'4 1950 4.65 Rock Island-Frisco Terminal Ry. Co. 4% 1957 5.04 Colorado & Southern Ry. ....«.. 9 £935 5.19 Shell Union Oil Corp., Debentures . 1947 5.28 Western Maryland R. R. Co....... 1952 5.45 Wesleyan College ....... ececes 4% 1946 5.65 Argentine Nation (Govt. of)..... 19@2 5.77 Moloney Electric Co. Debentures. . | 1943 66.00 Lorillard (P.) Co., Debentures... 1951 6.07 liussman-Ligonier Co. Debentures 1939 §=66.20 Fox-St. Louis Theatre Building ... 14 1942 6.50 Hanover (Province of) .....e+ese 7 1949 7.00 ‘ e. : i ‘ . é . ‘ \ i MS ud Accurate . 2 %| 26% | P Ri) ge | ee ree eet ‘TROIT, M Bot0: BO ae: wore aa « St.Louis Sto. em Ouotations ~ cali ‘ . aE i cet til ate emt i et tay ee Augustine & Stocks and Bonds etheee See ne ee ae eee ee ee eS ae ee wert 7 a RAR AO LA ADEA AEA LET ga se CCe et re nin ailletinte ke ans ¢ y san on) dap oo haga ” » Sone Bembers St. Louis Stock Ex 4 wet Hale itll Ah Sein tai 8. At DT aie CR AIRE nO CN pattie ket h Bit a aly be v6 400 Security Building ST. Lous ee Complete information on any of these securities will be sent on request. _ Lorenzo EAnderson & Uo. Central 3000 ¢ ST. LOUIS ¢ 711 St. Charles St. MPFWMWMBFRS ~ & WwW £2 2 & sz esc & FEC WH AMSG ®B dha tr , CHestnut 3980 - Lo >. om 7 ¥ 5 . ? > . . ; ; ~ bet eis o X ee pe t , «ew- + oe — m- MTT ii eer . — ss. ae a wd he * . M42 1184, 111% 3) 33 32 a et Wass STOCK Bi 5 2 21216 (216 |93 ~~ e GET OUR PRICES ny Be B 4 sas g Studebaker Securities : : Western States Life National Hotel Service Universal Traffic Control Splitdorf Bethlehem Elect. Surety Loan & Thrift nion Electric Continental life Ins. Citizens Finance Measuregraph Co. arquette Easton Finance DiGiorgio Fruit, Units Central States Life Ins. Equitable Bond & Mortgage All Active. Unlisted Stocks and Bends Dealt in A. L. DEIBEL Railway Exchanee Bide, GArfield 4570 ’ ‘Curb Sales—Continue SECURITY. " Sales. Mich J el ns Continued from Pabe 39. “TIC BONDS. SECURINN. —- thee er _ = “alex, High. tow. ( tone. ea Fn cm, Sort Tt A no A Tes cs PORKIGN BONDS “eS A Investment Bond List Wee ry . ; ‘ * 2) ° iil seleetion of well. d bonds to vield from 4.78°% to 6.00¢. re ae et nee ge aus : rv] hue ~ as [ + ’ aa ro) bas hart Seg yw Meg Ser ag Oey Se; 9 Oe _ . - ee r am =) OO ae ~ STOCKS: Detailed Infcrrmation on Request "2 : ; . ?; A ) r : eo Ps ; ; ~ . ; 4 4 . r - 3 ‘ ’ | ' . Bought “ . a , m " . = .i¢ i$) . ‘ . LZ : aah ‘ } . : F : | ' : | : . | ; : | ~ s : ’ ‘ 4 » - ai ¢ - . : uy ; : ; : 4 , ’ . ’ . . . ‘ - > ‘ * T : a > ‘ ' | i | C : . " 4 * : : ; ; | - P ‘ ‘\y . . | - ' : ’ : : ge 4 . ” " d . ‘ + se ; ‘ ; : iia as ‘ . P ‘ ti ! | eS # pe : * . | ’ , ‘ i4 / To ; ) : ae : | , i. ; Bronchea: . ‘“ Atve t! | mart Hele Fouts i: . 3 | | rts | : | , . it. res ' ee ae ia . HOTEL {EFPERSON + «+ MS. Leute ee Hiram W Gaé’ G4) Gf os | | ih, | . i! V : , | | Fea, - | i, GULDMAN BUILDING - £.&. Louw . +s Artirid Wes € wept ew | 4 Hesetant > 04 ~ 7% ea Nat? Bank mia * i. A\efield OT 10 , , ‘ey : s ‘ ‘oe : . 2 . 4 4 - a --* ‘ ‘! e . . ‘ : ’ , " ‘ ; t 5 4 : » ¢ | r }’ . " : , deen | : 3 as : | , . +: 95% Yokohama € Beat Mage.) :

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PAGE 4 PIOMGOOST-DIGPAICH «WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1920_____ _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ss ge [DEAT OF CRUSE A Failure at Thirty-five; 9); crac ecoyany Successful at Fifty |. Outstanding Valu Late in life, Phospho-Cod gives strength :. ae y ee. and pep to do things in a successful way 4, a. gecowiaton Pre IE eS DE OE LL OO eet site se | Aer oN ed cL kfe ee ee ee a ee ene ee ee So eg) ea eee Se Cty aa CP RON ee Ve, I oat he yer the ’ 4 7 , st # - f PA aie im ee ne ne | * . 4 i } | J | ‘ a. i 7 ome ~ : : . , , . . , : . ne she d : aA ¥ , o YY x P “pe 4 ; . . . ' (ss es " N : ; 4 Ve - a ; 7 : ” 4 ‘ ' 4 : \* ’ ; ‘ _ . ’ / “J ha“ ; , . . : : ete ~ Ae neg = : I i i’ ‘ i ; y Bm “ 4 > af y 2 ’ : ‘ f * , . ‘ — —= - - } 9 ‘ . . ‘ . on , ~ - a? ha , ae a * aie ’ ’ ‘ - - . — . 7 . = . . - . “ Bc ae / "y e " " ' : ; + gh i . ‘ . . -, : RS —F J ' ip ~ a “A oe : : ‘ , ; ‘ : a a . . ." ,¢ a he =°¢ ‘ os (2 / ; . / ig 4 iy oh ; i ; : | ‘ § . . ° -, . , ye , . ; “se . . | FS os ee: bieha d ~ a 2, : : E Y ’ ‘ - ae 4 oS 4 5 a ti’ ati : d : - . 2 = — 4 oe / a 4 = . . a ae . . . ~7 a ‘ SS : - s ‘ 5 « ~ ‘ é — * 4 | : —— a, , " “ ¥ . . . ; " 4 3 ’ = é ° ; — ; .* ~ “7 iat * ‘ ' } . 4 Li is ‘ Chak +o A . S , sae 3 es “a : i , ‘ ’ ~ 4 . 5 ‘ o * ’ . > > ’ 2 . ™ i . - or 5 a gee ties Bay ' igre +} } Featuring Walereen Drug Stores —, \ : a Ue O a eens, 5 * ee ena thee) aati eee Se ec Leonard ' oa - As, Bs. nans« i 9tHner aviation nter . ‘ ; ‘, . 583 ae Cork ne » ELL LT A RA tet ee tee Nit ial . 64 eR . 7 ke RS Bnstuit.: von emi Leonard : Porcelain Lined ‘Steel > - il cork ins! + s 7 Sulated, porceiain | 3-door sin porcelain ae soyppsde anions 40 adaptable to s , ‘ ie, ; eg a ch n echanical SI Cash Delivers ns : en oak e elem semi e : cate, ama a hanes |i These oo A. eae SI Cash Delivers py, every mother should know about preventing hard curds. ts many) was conven: rom ptl; nd de- J a @ak > > ene These — Phillips Milk of Magnesia ises for mother and child are fully clared that the redueed approp he a soli av $x? This harmles ulm os aste! plaine in the interesting boc igo dgaleaent ‘catastrophi -sults Bis a3 ~ . . aT ag i Rete ox * § preparation is mi ffective in! Useful Information.’ will be to the personnel of the company.” Hm ressers (eee es | 3 4 “Babi “4 Ir a Heving those svmptoms of babi ent vou, FREE "rite The Phillins ! aS said it would not only par: | ep ee eae oS 3 in oo ee ee = 4am HESier Hugs - and childr general! ause ‘ : } rt 77 . , } * 2 ] ; . — e m es . : he " . . ~ ° 8. er eam ; oe Meh ye 211? fas? : } a -- : . ; souTring oor : as ‘ , ‘ ‘ ’ ° ae . nrone — = —s siieebo — a *e ae >> " & St a orren Ei ae ae om : 7%.2 si COLO! e a. pas nh OUViINGE, De SUT Cen ui nae Tonle ms “ya = aqarawer spa oa hcg ae ; a ee ae Pos - a ; “en as , trax & such a SourT- Deli Lik . ae Ie] 2312 : oy Ree Pa . hs eee MUA LI ~Uililiialitit Oi = ; ; 4 % a | / — = q Rie an a“ moLima ns @ Tr iting ta 15 ee oe , MI QUCSs UC LUTE . oS nm . = 332 : . a Re ae T isnea iT 4. Be pe, 9 = 2 >" a > ie si got ’ - mm ni TiS . ‘Oils : “e . ‘ th i i L iit Wi ai sep}? : “5 eg . ©. aan. ma pis —~ & ats wt » joe a wee as } = + ¢ ; : er — lave prescrided 1 0 ive : . ae rich ? oN ae “ees i een. . a ix 54 ®S % ; . . «4 2 ae VS sO 4 + ‘ en — 2 — r To $2 ~ ce eae 6: 4 ar. a, > bs, bs a § ae =: beet al ? s- eI PS “al nen pat : oe oars gsc ts oe ~ . 241 . h ; 23 . . ** fe , on o on s k of The seriously endanger the develop- | ie SI Cash Delivers These mn ies Pa e es Chas | Phillin ; 7 ) irsn} con UCcTIO! n me “~@ A teaspoonful « hillips Milk of | its Pcessc H. Phillips, Germany.” , = SIMMONS Dav- Magnesia does the if halt | sin 1875 4 e Xs, Sh The Kirkwood-Fe being dragged back feet. The automom SI Cash Delivers These Kills Prairie Wolf. = Reds and Pads ee Ce : | A Ue 6 a >» “SS Bed : . | Park, who-was in : DDONIA, Mo., April 10. a or &. . eo ae eS ~ Lp - ‘ ; pie — == 4 ds The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT pre tiingne coe se a ae . oe en x Es Spr Cas ADS than ALI the other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. : ‘ - ween —— . — 3 : , Be nes a ee 7 Pa \ mae ba p> | ~S 5. “ = Ra eS , ts y 3 5% ve FY ; > = Ee see PX. : A. F Aul el Day eG a fies. 5 In charming bedroom col- q3 SECRET? ia | {VTE : NG: i oe } Iii COTalet i . Be 3 ors: beautifully mag and ae . r | | vv - ’ 3 a CASH Delivers the New q Dm es inci with onan. A ; q ni ee remova ble wire i a ‘ Se > & : Bs ; . SI Cash Delivers a ee : — 0% mg ~% a . WRAL match. Bice, TRADE BARA ‘ Be as 41K. * i ae | > * ~q These ee « > eames : LPaaa ; pd att . . WW WQWVBWHNd SS tubes, inelad IS NEEDED. le green and blue. Lined rep. rnubber- ss % * , .. oe es wonderfyu Lance ‘alia 3 as if “| Wheels. WH a - — IW ae adi A Wn aati a . POP IO RO rad OR ng aE Ge SERRE ELE PE SAREE BEDE ABO LB ALLO SEGALL. LEME ELE 7. LAYSVVIVQV0H49 48 uPey te S5 CASH DELIVERS nag P=. S3 CASH DELIVERS aa yyy 2 Ws > fF THIS OUTFIT . af THIS OUTFIT TBE Navy Department And Any Old Instrument WF f oe 7 Te : : il avy Depa Evenings ert E. Peary in Bg | A x | : Till 9 North Pole. i 4 / 6% HOUSE FURNISHING COMPDARY 1120-30 Olive Street % * Em wv os x Re: $2 eR Le 4. {6G hh ZY op A (fp thy dA A, ‘f J 4 f, f eee oe » ~ ee Y sewn ee Se ee a adie ane i. ¥ POLO PD AR le i Ne a nie tag drape nae ‘ er a Piet Syl ee 4 + ‘ : C . Po, * Sy, a * See OR dy Ee , > eS eee STOCK UNLOADING SALE ian ares cs caoms AT UNION EXCHANGE STORES’ |/f §. 10-Piece Complete 40% TO 50% SAVINGS ee ee 1G eo a: _ Other Complete Room Outfits of Fine Furnishing z % 9 Other Beautiful Lloyd Fiber Suites in Bed-Devenport A wenderfal bargain for thoxe Complete living room, bedroom ed Ecnomically Priced. %e : Styles at New Low Prices . ane kitchen. Come earls ns eh ae a seeking a complete Heme Oatfit * ; J a iain 4 ~~ BEAUTIFUL NEW LLOYD FIBER SUITES > Ce a eg - Me MT Seis SRF - sree RUGS _ SPECIAL EXTRA SPECIALS! | | BED. SPRING ven. 3 . x > ‘cenings Till Nine oo. Oa12 Felt an $6.95 _ot mee. 20.75 AND MATTRESS J 2» SGOODYEAR ere Oe TRADE IN Ss Ar $19.75 | | Sno” ge gg hk || SZ Nw Tunes ee 4 Keg =60ON EASY FOR NEW — ee Easy Terms re 6S TERMS HOUSE FURNISHING COMPANY LIBERAL Evenings Till 9 at All Times | _ FREE Mounting 1120-30 Olive Street ALLOW ANCES EXCHANGE STORES - | 206 NORTH 12th STREET AND 7th AND MARKET STREETS. Pees TES TPS ERE Sh > heh ha hbhhhs ht ih hhh bbe NOW RWW WW FIN ee

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[pace 44 | The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine a a ths em ‘Tur CARDEN IN SPRINGTIME! THERHYMING || uth Dab os ae A Piece of CROSS-WORD PUZZLE | Ce}| 4 GARY oN IN SPRING TUM OPTIMIST I. rt Her Mind - — : _— , sss ) r, . Ey veryvAndy | | By Aline Michaelis as Amamn =i S PO Z. ~ Se 7 pa ad - "ea a's : sf 7" Xx 7 i" *“s y ; om Parsee tate ' DIGG NG AS A ersa tiie Q nF aa 2 = By Colin G. W ate 3 iio stag = i 2 Z ~ coal " - = — i . Se ae ; ~ ’ : Pi “ aS ; pre i : 2s y (iln (5. \ elles. Ph. D. : ' BOs ; Le bi bi ica ' H ake ; ’ | % E. ~~ * . ea ‘ , ts oy y E39 f ris is) ge * rs 7} Rist. yes. . , . wig | = tw tek et a on necessar Se ee ee ee are — ; . : = : ’ ; ‘ o7 iy p Fed : ** es ° , . : , > n : 5 * sn ° : ' \ y ’ rT} YY 77 »} le Li > , : 2 . . "36 ** * ° ‘ . ew - s + » r > ° .** a Fr ; s ’ - . . _ r g x ~ . . | ~. ' ae . , > : . . —— “> \ , 4 + 7 ‘ = i to . 4 ¥ . 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AL ELS Qty OM! aaa bey, : May sa omg Ae Fad * Mears be igs gare ah Drive the Fork or Spade Almost Perpendicuiarly to Gain Depth pore is the ' : e inates clothes it is the ga which they are to be 1 the sort of life that is im ho is to wear thes a wae 4 eoquet! when she | street car or @ taxi? | gore incongruous be : -and all these dipping J Test the Soil by Taking a Handful : “Sa They are charming im & and Breaking It Apart With ——— ae | pat in .ay opinion their 5 the Fingers. ee Tomato Ketchup gi out of doors ? — . I think fashions should = 2 ed into two categori., spoonand rast Eee outdocr clothes. When =o sports clothes we no . =e just dresses that are am it call for more? \playing games, We t 6 ae ef thing that women - morning in "Clothes that rT sw > | ork. The ciot sat. es icy ai = Be amas wear all day long YESTERDAY'S ANSW a a % q . _ you wear frille and f cr lled with phlegm er mast be of absolutely! sO fi c th “ ’ freshness, and there are & ee Dens women who can : " — Iuncheon time te gut little thrills of ee See Se 5 may be unfortunate, but I Ask our ¢ -_ that, and we have tog ¥ =! : Bec. ‘tom % ciothnes to the life we n HAVE concentrated Tomato Kerchap, [rors on what are q sports cleti-en, became | : , 7 | fae resuit BR Ae yt Pe ey Se : bie : 12 found it difficult to & — , a the next genera 6-7 == —_—— Tomato bisque, chee: rame TOMATO i it on meat, fish, | kind of sports clothes 1% 1 ADDERGR AM cacti had 1 “ es 4 S14 Breaking Up the Lamps and Get- | 4ins, scalloped matoes, chicorv : | — ing by the way they inva@ dressings. SS PGr ae lon: in the rue de la Pal, 7 46€6TOo my mind. sports cig th er: ie 2 d 2 | deel all outdoor clothes, 7 every ay. | tailored. If they are ef WI aen . Washi ashing Win ij} 1dc IWS Y : they look untidy. and wh J ways been considered the” NZ tomato Ae > wu ‘; = ee incom rickle down | _ 3aee)6=CflC«COT «course, if your have § the sieeve. | RICM WITH JOYOUS FLAVOR ae ‘Jered clothes the line must “ good. Tatioring shows 1 _@maliest defect with the. ‘frankness of a search! mpiy cannot cheat (eiothes. That is why _ either very good or else bad | is no intermediate stage. : A great deal of the ou Teal sports clothes and — that are meant fo be doors in town its the hen the lingerie flapping on tene a ) | : 4 CHE ri _ : ' which they are made. nent fire escapes will belong to A. avg, saci . : ' | i : ) bY ~ § f Wey nf like silks for the open | nine 3's and Ph. D's: whan a benevo ome Tus odie ee | % | : : tiny Sa ff th A @ | they are of that heavy 4 lent bricklayer’s wife will bring 7 who qualified st year : : | i ill ee PB «4 weg GF | fm «riety that lends itself of the shivering law clerk’s child the Or Li i-i] Gu : it- t | f ' eee ii) eA Oe | re : ' Va 2 2 a Mi , _ tlean-cut seams and bas #} doll and oranges that she ad ; wan a e 4 . aa a * — "| \ \ ’ } Rang. asked Santa to send her on Christ ace ume, Boping for the ,/ |] tj 7 : ‘ ee we : [ 3 For my summer col mas. more Junoe que proportions : , + ‘ea i Ve p Showing a great deal of of a newspaper person made daft r 4 sion aga so Jet's get in j : | ) j “s a ; Rast year as you . will [ PP (fead the reports of oe a i E Pashion Service. I thing @ Smiling Breakfasts OS \ ABE er: wu be worn set -Women who rabk amor e (| @gnized lenders of fashi phena og of foreign dialect and 2 } | » ae Uh | BE Goring these models in | _ inswer tomorrow: : - } i | LT ti > 4 "BPA, = 4 ntities than ‘they of Solution » FiRn-Fans: 1, Film. the 9 eS 1] } ith a a az m/ 2 A . last rear. They are 4 = 4 -. 4 ; ’ : : 4 P P — 3 i4 ; J ‘ = ; z Gi Climb Down! Mi GY Aw fs i eteteatie iata emia ol ras ratcenath > At ay PE mR Rg we - ~ fi, aes ike; 3. ine; 4, Fins: 35. Fans. . fina something chic that * /Wash and come out 3 ' aang | xs ; LIKE gay clothes. eC. as Nig og j “- cc A ax , ra Pa eer. The plage | Biay such an impe -S4r summer tife in : - ; : every one ~eeds LL-TEMPER is largely a matter of under-nour- Ng Mr sean . \*e on the seashore. 4 , seeenaccett* Oe pac aa "es ‘ cat Eo deere AIR "Sy 2h AO inh Schl TRE galt A i omttety iL ono ine . A we 7 Dy ees, - ie EXAg. Mins i Rit Dok ON, Seat ished, sleep - starved nerves. You can't rest BE Besch wraps were properly upon a sagging bedspring, and how can ae Ustvely to the ue Way ae ’ F Deauville, at Piarrits. . ) ec : a | , “ar oe a ; 8 quickly tha ve « Fee 824 Juan ies Pins, and | ther in the novelty and ¢ cause it gives your spine finer support. And RE 8 their beach costumes, — : Pa . : } | : : . 4 4 brain works faster Adi ibebs ate ee EXTRACT Southern Pacific’s bese nerve food—sleep. mt mport cultivate; OF an wre tte a on a 4 Sow Dresses that : ‘or a long time the college ha: a . ; | 11 : i Y, Don’t under-estimate these facts, and don’t under M d “Be S tenis Geen eedeere o ind. 1 —_— ae NX | LA RT IE | Ar. Los Angeles ¢ has at his finger tips ail neces- a ——— goed or superice. If vour dealaall ancien , Si mm Cnaure a job 7 —e *] Rt —' ‘| (Sed day) 12:01 Dp. m. sary imiormaticn on the whole Pacific ae ee - "3 p as all alien ideal he can gt soak aVTHION Supmirise = ; . ; } ~ . en ee is iuek @ Re _— _ i : | S : Coast. And he w how oem 4 aturally, required subfects of | = Wee. Permanent Wave H ee et a . aa ill show you how it for you. If you hawe any dif aid be banished except for the | XN ~ Lo = : GUARANTEED | 2 —y nomial) ai — trip ahead — you culty fuse telephone us and we'll ‘mail number allowed in profes- PEN GE YS), i 700 p. m. cam see America’s greatest historic epe that youare property supplied. “onal schools. Nebody would | “, ra “ie ey) $ 00 i Francisco and scenic attractions en route. Feel 4G Up anything that did not tn. | & hy nat — ae | : i | Grd day) 8:30 a. m. — ‘Oo make use of his services. terest him; @ person who was a Complete Texas Special simply write, phone or cali vored would ¢rop a course as ‘¢ ey ba (Sunset Route) Vuitkly as he would a wilde at. and | ' Bie if r Warer relieve sou < Lv. Se. Louis rm there would be = : : . J a : ot mare L. 8. Banks. General Age-t Ripe aoe RO questions asked. | : By =, 6:30 p. m. Carfeton Bidg.. 308 N.6th St. St. Lewis. Mo Nuite likely, under this regime. . ¥ , erled Ao. t Anesies Phénes: Chestnut 7745-6 and 9290 ne in botany, Philosophy and Finger " gel : ve 7 ® Z ' mt V + { , : histery of art ” ould thrive and the i , , , ‘ LA RU E PERMANE rer (3rd day) 5 200 P. ™m™ Foster Bros {fy. Co., S Jt. Louis, Mo. cOiege of business won! have | } : sie Broadway at Buchanan Street spiders buildin sy wanes ‘ Pre Ye a } Ww AV E SHOP ‘ - & suburban home: . . : Makers of Bedsprings « Day Beds + Beds + Toe Tri Coils | Upholstery Springs « L’ pholsters Sorting Construcneons “reund its deer. | t hn cS Seventh ese Car rlet6n Bidg. Low Summer Fares Effective May 15th iellitientiesieeendtin ne hoe = A TNC cm elirEt EINS ctte i en tO ee ee ee oy 25.) Z ‘ + i.e + \, De-qrare ——_ , ; ms - "the Teme ee amie GEL Tese 2 ie “ . 2 Pes nthe niet oo ee cad |

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1929. PAGE 4 | The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine ——— 300 Enlist as Nurses After Week Campaign N estimated 300 nurses @ere A saaca to the American Red Cross corps during “Jane De- lano recruiting week’ when trained nurses all over the country gave talks before giri seniors in high schools and younger nurses in hos- pitals to encourage enlistment in the corps. Jane Delano was head of Red Cross nurses during the World War and died in France shortly after the armistice was signed, In its ‘Washington headquarters the Red Cross maintains an enroli- ment of nurses. Under its charter from Congress the service is the official reserve for the United States army and navy nurse corps. The nurses are available in time of disaster or epidemic and there are now 47,000 qualified under Red Cross regulationg who may be mobilized in time of emergency. This is the largest number the ore ganization has ever had enrolled. Sport Clothes Now Used. for Many Purposes Other Phas Sports South Dakota Woman ls Jack of All Trade AMANDA CLEM . ws hE hen 4 ig Rael t ue whi ACR ID, buss ha 7 ed basketball referes : Ny as newspagh deep are Worn Not Only Piayer—thoge i ted t t Sr Playizg Games, bu jn the Morning and for | Business, but Careful Tailoring Is Necessary io Give Them the Proper Appearance. —— By SCHIAPARELLI. PARIS. AM very interested in all that said about the feminine trend in fashions, because if ig one factor that really dom- A Ssee thes it is the environment i Sage ae Re they are to be worn and A Hot Kettle. ‘the sort of life that is led by the to burn one’s fine woman who is to wear them. "a «Floating ~=panels and frills are | garming in the house, at a garden fearty-and sometimes on a race But who looks nice with ish bows and fluttering dra- | when she is running after a : » street ear or a taxi? Can anything more incongruous be imagined? band all these dipping hemlines! They are charming in their place, “put in .ny opinion their place is not gut of doors. " J think fashions should be divid- ef into two categori.:, indoor and 'gutdoor clothes. When we talk of Te) | len ney, nis things ths , ' ngs that have me. Ocr at. coach of j}genn? | ibe Hus DasKet Dal] tend iching a DUI dep | Wing to her WOt hed > Stays at Ome . he work on the Wee ine U rive ~ + n . =) ot exit our years 3 MEH sehog ilture WOrk ¢ La Crosse, Ww: Fe a “ Ree wvisooe mans PAP, RO ee ARP Ee tage ae tie Miblpl, wR i>. piay | r be ORGS Mu : oo : ° 4 > 20S ‘> Pa « ; . —_— Los ee “ : ‘ f s CEE eS a a & : at Te Fe = ey” ¥ . AY . Sgt d & ’ : 3 ‘ ae Busy ‘~ e . : $. . Peat: 5 #” : : 2 ou we a 2k . ¥ v : * OPER x ‘ ; ae fi ~ * * * - » 7? rm Xk herse Sponsored va tournaments the iss ' PMmMe t eee. Ss te rvs “« She : 7 } air) 1S town if 7 It -is hen refilling a steaming tea k - Place a small funnel jp aout and pour in the Ww * mrough this, without. raising gy eouree. i, and you are perfectly Safe : . ASV ne <= ‘ ay ~ re ‘ | A Recipe for Today | | Relish Dressing tablespoons vinegar or lemon juice, % cup chilled salad oil, 1 teaspoon salt, 1 teaspoon sugar, % teaspoon dry mustard, \% teaspoon paprika, 4% cup chopped pimiento stuffed olives, 4% cup chopped sweet pickles, 1 table- spoon horseradish. Mix all the in- gredients and beat two minutes or gorts clothes we no longer mean shake in a bottle. Chill When jst dresses that are made for ready to serve shake for one min- Th m= playing games. We mean the sort j : ute and pour over head lettuce or 6+ . - chopped cabbage. ® of thing that women wear in the Rice flour and water simmered morning in Paris, London and New ‘ae Gare v lothes that business Spicy sweet, tomato taste} York a ; until they are thick make an ex- cellent cement for china. “women wear all day long. For if you wear frills and fanciful frocks » must be of absolutely faultless ™ freshness, and there are few busi- : tS 'Ress women who can run home at little thrills of flavo luncheon time to put on a dress that has been freshly ironed. It may be unfortunate, but life is like pthat, and we have to suit our ‘tlothes to the life we lead. HAVE concentrated all my ef- Tomato Ketchup. Po i. Jeon on what are known as sports clothes, because I always found it difficult to find just the mind of sports clothes I wanted to "wear myself. Now that I am mak- Mg them. I find a great many very menic Parisiennes and Americans ‘want the same kind of thing, judg- . a. «mB img by the way they invade my sa- dressings. Enjoy IGM ions in the rue de la Paix. . | To my mind. sports clothes, in- Geel all outdoor clothes, must be} tailored. If they are Fe ed | ey are not tailored! In my new collection there is they look untidy, and what has al-| | , : |only one model made of printed Ways been considered the basis of | , It is a pretty crepe de : ie crag - | material. Kete Lp , Parisienne’s incomparable chic chine with a v : si her immaculate neatness, ery modern design oe ad rr ® ~ “4 = = =, belies ’ Four zi rte - Nahe 74 ~ reheat ahs WT od) . 3 . te Put one drop of Heigy hess. he af W tony 8 Tomato Ketchup on spoon and tasteit. Doesn't it call for more! i a This charming little Black and white foulard is Delightful for a young country suit in the new used for this girl is this white linen loosely = woven Meyer semble, which is given a frock with yellow and blue tweed is carried out in flowers incrusted on its black and white. The bolero jacket. An original white washing silk blouse note is given by the cow- is tucked inside the skirt boy beit in black leather yoke and finished at the fastened with a _ silver neck with a Black dow. horseshoe buckle. A modernistic note ts shown in this bots de rose Shantung dress with its applications of black and white in the same mate- rial. The skirt, like most of the Schiaparelli models, is cut with a slightly cir- cular flare. The entire suit is shown The coat, This is a view of. the dress in the chic Schiap- arelli tailormade seen on the right. The blouse of fancy silk jersey is in- crusted onto the skirt with a new dipping hip line. It is striped black, yellow, brown and white. town en- in this sketch. i of rough surfaced black — lainage to match the skirt so filled with pleasag THE WONDER ROUGE tailored look by the use uf OF THE DAY... black-breitschwantz on the A touch Of the fur is introduced on the knotted belt. is fastened in an original manner by having the blouse scarf thrust through wide slots at the waistline. collar and revers. Ask your grocer for Hein cabifity of hand knitting for sports clothes that I am putting a hand- knitted yoke on the skirts of sev- eral of my tailor-made sports en- sembles. Besides being tailored, sports clothes must be supple. They must be simple in silhouette, but their very simplicity gives great scope for originality of detail. I have some new scarves in men’s tie silk that give great chic to little town tailor-mades. I have them crossed over and pulled through: slots in the coat. Though I think you must be tai- lor-made in the _ street, I think fashions for indoors and the eve- ning cannot be too feminine. This gives the savor of contrast and emphasizes personality, which is the essence of good dressing. (Copyright, 1929.) lution, and, should the need arise, no doubt somebody will come for- ward and design just the sort of trousers women will want to wear, but they will not be at all like men’s trousers. Whatever fashion or circumstances demand, women will always want to be dressed in a manner which makes them look their best, and nobody can pre- tend they look well when they try to imitate men. Some people tell us that sweat- ergs are finished. I do not think that is true. temember, a very great many women really do play games; they drive thelr own cars and do a number of very active things. You cannot move with absolute freedom unless you are wearing something that stretches. I am so convinced of the practi- is ;cept for our limited hours of leis- | ‘ure, spent indoors or in a country | garden, I do not see what we can do with fluttering panels that catch in doors or floating ends that risk getting caught in the wheels of a passing automobile. While you | rugh you must be tailored. But although I do not think too | much feminity is good for outdoor clothes, Iam absolutely against any masculine trend in fashions. Noth- ing is uglier than a woman who is trying to look like a man. When you dress in a practical manner you must do it in a womanly way. Mannish fashions are hideous. in two natural shades of linen accompanied by a belt, bag and little knitted hat that are all made of fine string edged with a little black leather. I am very fond of black and white effects. These give one scope for a certain boldness of design that is very modern, and if it is not exaggerated it can be both pleasing and becoming. it on meat, fish, vege tables, and use it in salad SHE NEVER WASHES DISHES ... With two maids to do all the work, of course her hands are lovely and white and smooth. every day. ' Of course, if you have very tai- called the “Chrysler Six” I have Hered clothes the line must be very used it because it is conventional ‘ Tailorin shows up the| 2 design and lends itself to tail- (2 stating Pt ored lines. You clothes must semallest defect with the pitiless ' iiine of a searchiicht wees adapt themselves to the life we . ply cannot sent with tailorea | uve: _We are more and more in- ats ve F : . Sh et i he thew ave clined to speed up. Therefore, ex- ; Children’s Bedtime Story aa to see women wear trousers in the course of the next few years. There is no doubt that we are liv- ing in a period of very great evo- | see, J: would not surprise me at all Casserole of Beef. Cut the lean meat of cold roast beef into small cubes, removing fat and gristle. Boil 1%4 pound maca- ronji in salted water until tender and then drain. Add leftover gravy to stewed tomatoes, allowing 2 cups tomatoes to 1 cup of meat. Put into a casserole alternate layers of macaroni and meat, pouring toma- toes over each layer of meat Cover top with buttered crumbs and bake for % hour in a moder- ate oven. Massachusetts Women Fight for Jury Duty A great deal of the success of pmeal sports clothes and of those that are meant to be worn out of (doors in town is the material of | |Which they are made. I do not) plike silks for the open air unless | g they are of that heavy shantung | ™ ‘etiety that lends itself so well to) pelean-cut seams and has a definite | =~ | Thanks cost little, but mean much; j wor a Summer collection i am | Don't forget the need of such. =powing a great deal of linen. This | ‘i already a success at Biarritz | —Old Mother Nature. a * » 4 year as you will know of you} IGHTFOOT the Deer long ago Mead the reports of the Cosmos} hion Service. I thing this sum- learned that his life often de- pended on prompt action on pmer it will be worn still more, for | 3 men who rank among the rec- | his part. So the instant he heard petnized leaders of fashion are or-| Peter Rabbit's danger signal he, ering these modeis in greater |) bounded to his feet and was away, | antities than they wore them), without waiting to see what the | year. They are delizhted to | danger was, It was enough for | fund Something chic that will really | him that there was danger. Yes, | wath and come out looking like Sir. it was enough for him that Dew. SO mR ome pl th Nati ald , ~ Rbewed aie IN Eee: «nat Trot ~ ERE eRe a mete & ” : , PY i Teh wots vee ~ PRRs m ts no intermediate stage. By THORNTON W. BURGESS. Women Voters is pusbing mili- tant campaign for legislation making women liable to jury serv- ice. After eight years of peaceful petitioning, the league has adopted methods of old suffrage days, with Alice Stone Blackwell, who saw yeoman service in getting women the vote, paign. Mrs. Blackwell is honorary president of the league. Another leader is Mrs. George A. Slocomb of Worcester. The wemen contend that the quality of Massachusetts juries needs to be raised and that men of experience and traininzg seldom are found in the jury box. Which are the lands al the rich man’s wife P in charge of tr e cafe 2 e en c. “J “ee nee LI he ‘ T we Massachusetis League of LIGHTFOOT THANKS PETER PNT ARR ATR NSBR VO EHES RTI Ran bd a Se a SHE WASHES DISHES 3 times a day—yet her hands are as lovely ag the hands of a woman of leisure. Read the secret below— 'there was danger. The thing to/| LIKE gay clothes for beach | “ “ie ad lot wget = sb as oe Wear. The plage has come to| find out about it afterward. He | Play such an important part in| didnt even Know that Peter had | Wr summer life in Europe that intended that signal for him. But) er ; 'he acted just as if he had known | ‘ a one needs a epectas outfit for | that. I oe vesrcca ctccont| When he bounded out of that Meclusively to the Lido a few | thicket he ‘ran a short distance Di. ‘Sow ewe seo them at| upwind. His nose told him that Deauville, at Biarritz, at Antibes | ee pose Pager greg . and Juan les Pins, and life moves | son. Had there ecen any enemy ® quickly that I have no doubt we} .” that GaFeCuOR me — would ' iin. tat? + dee new i have come to him. sut after he 7 thie places hi rnnne dine: mt alt! had gone far enough to be sure Dh iets will vival each that he was safe from any enemy Mher in the novelty and originality aoa — curling at ing Og W their beach costumes. r s the thicket where he had been ly- You can, however. be too origc- ing..he began to anaes. al _ Saat is clothec ae . deatenet’s | know why he ‘was ped ened It ; fA works faster than fashion a that me might ate around j is Se Rceetage te ens avy back of anyone who was coming SE Miia tet shock are not from behind him and so get their h ; pit, vont scent. Oe ica eae oe Lightfoot the Deer can move h the naa ay il cieaiadl of with surprising quietness when he “: : Hendes ‘lwants to. He did now. His big a rats Cerigmine sports clother Lears were forward and very wide Prefominate. Son can bring out to catch every little sound He If the measuring cup is buttered first, every drop of molasses will run out, (\S 2 The right LTOUC of Color Smart women everywhere who use Black and White Face Powder have found that the ideal combination for attaining complexion-beauty includes the use of Black and White Lipstick, Eyebrow Pencil and Rouge. Attractive vanities—single and double compacts, in handsome red lacquer—are available at all dealers. Popular tints—25c. 50c and $1.00 BLACK se\WHITE “I was looking for you, Peter Rab- bit,” said Lightfoot. Crooked Little Path. Lightfoot whistled. The little brown form stopped bobbing and bruptly sat up. “T was looking for you, Rabbit,” said Lightfoot. “That’s nothing,” replied Peter. “TI was looking for you. Did you see Buster Bear?” “No,” replied Lightfoot, “but I smelled him, and that was enouga. I am ever so much obliged to you, Peter.” “What are you obliged to me for?” Peter asked, pretending that he didn't understand. “For giving me that warning as you did,” replied Lightfoot. “It | came just in the nick of time. I! Peter | 305 Hamous Beauty Shops say— young and lovely. Many soaps dry up these oils, giving the skin that drawn, crisscross-lined look — making the hands seem work-worn and old. E actually cannot distinguish between the hands of a woman of leisure and wealth—with servants to do all her work—and the hands of , ade 1 St. Louis Re eke OVNI “My sharp-nosed segue Fee, by ee peas made quite a wide circle, so that oster Ideal Spring is raade here in St. Louis and is sold Presentative furniture and iment stores. Don't accept hing alleged to be just as Or superior. If your dealer tt sell the Ideal he can get you. If you have any difh- just telephone us and we'll youare properly supplied. ™~* Clothes are to be worn = “Mung novelties when the need and a need very quickly Makes itself felt. Few people de- mC beach costumes two or three "2S ago. Now everybody is it But those who succeed ~ weal) #2 the designers who always bear’ 4 Mind the surroundings in which and What Women will do in them. It is to design a costume for ; On the sands that can * look its best when the wearer _ Dventionally seated in a chair ™ & promenade. F MAVE a great love for soft neu- 3 tral colors. They look lovely in : the bright summer sunlight and are most becoming to the nat- ‘ or artiffially acquired sun- ; that has become a part of a | Woman's summer equipment. . There Should be nothing grand —. Tich about outdoor and sports a T like to get chic effects Of the poorest materials. That rey one of my favorite models 1¢ finally he was some distance back of that thicket he had so recently left. Then once more he began to move upwind toward that thicket. And now his delicate nose was test- ing every bit of air. Suddenty he stopped and stood very still “Bus- ter Bear!” he exclaimed under his breath. “I smell him! He is in that thicket now. He must aAave heen stealing up on me when Pete: thumped. So that's it! Well, he didn’t get me, thanks to Peter Rab- bit. I wonder where Peter is.” Now that the danger was over, Lightfoot was no ionger fright- ened. He knew that there was no chance for Buster Bear to catch him that day and he knew that Buster knew it. He knew that Buster would go off akout other business. So Lightfoot began to }wander about almiessiy. Later, he would retyrn to that thicke, and resume his interrupted rest. Pres- ently a little brown form, with a l white tail, came bobbing down the posely or not, or whether you were thumping because you were fright- ened yourself. But that makes no difference. That warning my life just the same.” “I—I—hoped it would,” stam- mered Peter. “I didn’t know what else to do. You see, I was on my way to visit you there in the thick- et and discovered Buster Bear. I guess it was a good thing that I started over to see you this morn- ing.” “] don't guess anything about it,” declared Lightfoot. “I know it was.” _fCopsright, 1979.) Paring Knives Kitchen paring knives come in for some pretty hard treatment and cannot be too strong. When buying them buy the sort with the blade that runs through the cen- ter of the handle and is fastened by rivets: It is much stronger than | the sort held by a metal yore - 1 Se Le ee 3 Po ie se , : Ral. aie aegis me ares < CH Se RE Ae eee saved | . don't know whether you did it pur- | mop ferrets out dust from every corner’ An O-Cedar Polish Mop makes short work of floor cleaning for Mrs. Wm. M. Ayer, Springfield, Il. “Don't chase dust,” is her advice to other | housekeepers—‘“catch it with an O-Cedar | Mop and O-Cedar Polish. Whisk—and the dust and dirt are gone and the surface they marred is shining. A double duty performed instantly. O-Cedar on a damp cloth requires no elbow grease to keep my mahogany fur- niture and woodwork gleaming ... as lustrous as satin. Get your O-Cedar help today. Sold at department, hardware, grocery, drug and other stores. Big values in mops at Tic, $1, $1.25, $1.50. Polish, 4-oz. bottle, 30c; 12 oz., 60c; quart, $1.25. O-Cedar Corp'’n, Chi- cage, Bl Rouge Lipstick and a Cycthrow »\ pencil ‘ \ —_ — —_ * Plough. Ine. wew YORK MEMPHIS MONTE CY em My sharp-nosed mop | ferrets out dust from every corner and from | under every obstacle. Washgs out easily | when soiled and O-Cedar Polish renews it!” | ECONOMICAL BUYING a woman who uses Lux in her dish- pan... Lux gives real beauty care.”’ What a marvelous suggestion for all busy women— “Beauty care”’ right in the dishpan! And how true it is! After washing dishes with Lux your hands do look smoother and whiter and lovelier than before! Every minute they're in the gentle, sparkling Lux suds they’re re- ceiving glorious beauty care! For Lux is different from ordinary soaps...so utterly pure, so bland, that it protects the precious beauty oils of the © 129, Lover Bros. Co.. Camtbrides. Mass. | : ~~ Begin using Lux in the dishpan today! Give your hands the wisest, most inex- pensive beauty care known. Lux for all your dishes costs less than 1¢ a day. Lovely hands for so small a price!

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ee ee eae pies here API lk. 5, 1922 | PAGE 46 Tl The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine _~ || a + wEONESDAT 6:45—FRI ae WILLIAM WiLk— 8:00—ViAiWV KWK wJ LW, KDKA —— Post-Dispatch Tadio || CN THE AIR TONIGHT | CHAIN PROGRAMS Sc eo cat a Ln Broadeasting Station | | i TONIGHT wwe en ™ 30—SYLVANIA FORESTERS—K “ K - - é S if A concel ¥, mith Ballew’s C ? Vliiver. or. urins he | WIZ ae VN. WLW. Wt ‘ 9 eo—KOr SEER ed The re , ep gga estes Pee at §:30. | gike | $:00—-MY FATHER.” EVANGELINE L. KMBC & hoo «fr m9 t Politica 7 | WDAF. KVO PHOTOPLAY THEATERS 6 a en a a by er s ee. > — » ve +t hye “3A. — It pesrigh: “5 ROE OP SY ANT I AN AOE, AEE aR: — ¢ * t : ; , ty ¥ 7 well?” * @ ‘t+ J really uidn't.” . . es .~¥ an é oe t ly oa | o-— ; : ' . marthay , oePT Lo i o4, eT On : KS! YEA wy. we ; He iA Peaiiavy S&S S C. ; nee. oh ae +4 Lo! ! Lisic 1¢ I avril. ‘ a yf iit : ; ; ' “There are worse places thal nsemb! ‘Ss : sie a a gee gran Rea ea an Jasper. Heaven, for instan | ' | Oh: ssa od Senge | : soprano amd contralto _ 10:00—CHANCELLOR DANCE ORCHES. y Don’ yA ee Romance ef Se oe sie “ill t you've never he 7 a ee Kner Mate... -- ee mone TRA—KSD., WEAF. WOW. WGY. Ou ont and Intrigue 4 : > tell hi . : £ : 6 - ; WILLIAM FOX Presents / asked, stiffly. “We're respectable | 20yhod: | t im ree am 1 City, Mev. | Paul “Olive N 2 ep Dare Miss le. n “ | fi: | ——, —_—— ith Son in Hes Tt e053} wrasct-actemen (*x ' | peopirc. mica & . io fae : , bo tin a ea Fitian — ¢ : (alifo rm ‘ 4A ¥aGtMiiiads roOaUca 3STIN g (0. ue . . “Absolutely,” sal Barnaby ae : -d-b] | : om ey “ans |} nia frontiers ‘he nlaved and he Can Tei n ‘reisicr | 6°00—ROCALIE WOLF. SOPRANO— cr > ; ae more galling to D1. . . ; : yer 1G ~ ~ ? ; + ; s ~ i A. ~ - : ; - Baeer . L ¢ sy ez i = “ i ' - . . wit h rere ar ge eeed eee ee i eae | | DOLORES DEL 10:15 A.M. —Radio Heuschold |} Menzano 3 ~ --ss+se+e+ Brooks} ging Thy Mus Te Aiways B SHi t= T . " NIGHTS AT 8:15 | “st. Teter : CHARLES FARREEE | o0st, Woes 27 (nee non nen RE ER , s b3 ~ THE [ace] Fox arcane Sa LEGA r ‘ by a 4 entenen iniaaetinciaie ; 3 GREAT ST. AGE HIT HITS | ! (‘By a Member “METROPOLITAN Nig , . r_& divorce could WITH FKED EERRENS AND ¢ = a efore the Seprember CAST OF 156 b cou nsault a2 mwyer. i 781 sMITH —iour & Ss. J. STEBBINS’ 'ou make tke ing He was n " a siren seeememnaioee ne ith Alexander Gray. Bernard trranville KFUO (550ke)—> . ™. meditation beautiful duet, “Parl [ de LW, will begin at § O'CciOCK and Bernice (Claire ims = : the a on wohien as re” (“Tell Me of Mv Mother”) : BA ane: 3 PRICES: Nites, $1 te $3: Mat. Today | ‘| “THE SONG OF THE a? Bete oe ee eee a ais if 3 | ie - 4 . } . ~MJLLitd cup i ' - “ tbe to } > ~at. Mat.. $1 te $2.58. gee é 7 | t F der : * ta, Pex Chrral and Raitt ac 7m : im Europe, . ape 3 for ¢it ow ° ea 5 : i Branch Box tffice Rothschild-Green field Ste “ou i ee f . © ver KWK at CK. :' pendeus erture ’ f ae ran 2 ONE WEEK SEATS “ ASE mA NK YOU.—The catching thie b ‘rid afternoon ades , Ten an ifth Centuries.” Prot. rm , ; oe l€ Tuli program io S: 7 > ONLY, BEG APR. l4rouor. FOURTH SYMPHON Se an % is the penite os allie aie en SG 3 leintze. music; 6, biographies, R " , | | Overture to “‘Tanmnhause ae agner gy MAIL ORDERS NOW ROW FOX GRAND ORCHESTRE: @ cue jor diverce in the @ managed with some snipes POLICe ema evi ychheimer. music: OB Selection from “Orvhex ix Enfers”’ i Orchestra _ ‘s a ~~ | PHE DENS Peps; 6 a oot g divorcee. However ” “ hat — ry >> Oud ; v L _ : Re y. Hobensrte In ’ oc. ~ -s . . . ffen ~D - : ’ ad ‘ a aoe = oe , INL : > EE TRE a [t-SRAR a LDOL K NSPAN, - — , 3 ; , Lian & bee Ty sent ae Scone ee a © KMOX (1090ke)—5. C ue n “Carmen” cas i pres Hirondelles. from ‘‘Miznon’ = fa FUN “CLASSIC JED | | HEAR AND SEE THE FU? oun orm : | a ae s MO: not Hares 2 USUAL LOEW PRICES ; MARSHAL FOCH «© , * PRODUCTION! || | THROUGH FOX-MO¥VI ee es ee TE aN ays bei si SABRI SEINE te CRED NON oe Oe yey Se _— res y looke 4 mm his direction. + e : "bg ’ ! 3: = : ; } TT? ’ 7% — ers r . 4 ait ; (2 LOW oO; ‘% T thea ’ uile¢ oe —s 2 2 oe Dp aie -, ) : ? » . 7a f es a ee AAG — | as la \ , ™, @ s* . J ner * ’ - ‘ ? ’ . -r: > : SWwal speciai ais ion UG mous eNO? A ' my hdea, Jaspe : ! land! “@ mn Heusen program; 8&:30, : nr io in 1D Ine? _. .Tartini ss : » moment le 4 zr : ° . . : 2 rt? ; program > hm " ~~ ots . _ era TT ww t r 4 } re : . ; r a 2B nt, ieanip ‘ eli in 31) ha program, » hour: orehest: rOodt UC * in of Actor Aristocrats ele . ee i ; Age 1-30 : -- i. . ' i i 5 itt ‘a US st Vi ae Sa 8 Fe oy ORR 5S. ARAM a Soe ORRER . - « * + speaking in a Daguerreot; EXACTLY AS PRESENTED I nN NEW YORK AND arn compe fecal is Oo a ; 2s ' 4h) Yule ~ mee Py i —— a "i : é' S ’ Lats 4 ws oii it ho, + a ; BR . ao JEFFERSON lan Indin it lin: JOnt you it] : - 8) _ ' a le alee eal no oat “ae é cioc} ; ae. oan = pte ay - oa oe 4 Hey! , : = i ; ’ : ca ee ' _ a... { . rcisee;: ; } , odie. : ii Nights $1 to a a £ i His Second B : Din , ; ~ A . oS. ( , rp aa. an te. llve an *‘vYarsitv . an . -— - rn =] ons ~ 2s : . ; ut markets 4 n . 2 4 ag . “a> F 4 ‘ 4 ‘ ° bs p« - li A. a Fw & | , eu. Onl Fx 7a ss GRAND mote HEAR DIX SPEAK! = . Chi ren Anytime I5c: Ad : ~.cuits be Mat. “Se a 4 their Li ves when sh ° ; . ' ” “ae = js at nae t. ‘ Se - , ae mie oat = 2 — nough, just | Christma 2 | KWK (1350ke) with the 1 "an". wows | CIRCUS WEEK ED LOWRY Richard Dix ia Health and sanitation : *" t aA 1st! ; J eX ’ —_ : . y - pis 2 ' i , : Dts we r Firs 7 OUZo. I ) . , = r ri rd , the ' naam Ais ; “Big Top™ Joy & Thrill nae im 66 9 «ar > . SiiLé rete. Lita es osis OF - Now, | now | wish you one, Mr. pwell. | erome: 6:4 AW, a Oe 2 a 20 mpus, ciassicz Op fo ¢£ ivery Kid With GR caeerse NOTHING But “2 : : me of skin af , . ~~ “Wsthiag P Q a . Y A a Pas . i ~ - a , . Pas ; i ‘ i * P ; + a . ™ a . té I aiso Wish Mrs. Skip pwel] and Miss : ’ Z u : n ‘ani Tht , € q re . program ee ae ? 7: rT. +¢ } i) “wane ao [Ae a m Epic i HIT NO. 2 omer TRL TH - | . . v neulit will be | a. } aT } “ | ‘ : ‘ —s OPesiers - Bits we ae cies ey . } ~ + . ; "s — ; ee —— ; «? Christabelle, too—I mean I wish elodies: 3°30, . i . | Club of Jc op nive THE CIRCUS KID GREATER TALKIE MONTH: “A Night im Spain” ; | yee send Se her one. not two.” nentais = uos; 10, 1c “io an wchestr iz be ster period ov: envanth HELENE COSTELLO ae end ‘tatevest — hem! My. daughter wi be aestra;: j . Orsem Curt: nd Dorv- | “ane Girl Friend ' “a , igers yl nce saareceas 14—B I G AC T S_ id 7 ‘23 ; but names may Bet Bey | very much upset when p ] er | hy - —— : 2, OM hestra lL 30) =Ensems. The lee Clu will open he pore 14 as i ' a VARIC “OS Advice that yOu are leaving us, Jasper. rogram. : r Ly time m | Sentimental Me Reg a Sram with “Univers de er _ Three Days—Hurry! } ryt ) red as to the She took uit >to vou.” KWK—8s m.. ‘irginia d vhat's the Use lkin m_ ~ ‘ iii 72 ) tie a B wck ‘about without : quite a fancy to you. s. rold : 2 :) The secon: 1m be . Bite a Sn The “Did she, really? Well, that’s : local act ¢ | ey ‘Deep River.’ BE TALKS! fe idered aperoesanaal : ar’ . = ay was PHOTO CH: ie oa = ered anptr > nice. Thanks for telling me.” PLAY THEATERS | HE CHARMS: CORINNE GRIFFITH in - | hardened. Foal : “Oh, that’s all right. I—er—I down lam entably i | wish you a Merry Christmas, Jas- mation he was als per. Good afternoon.” He was, chouk of & setting f| buttoning his overcoat. “And Mrs. elevation t swiftly bu urely | Skipwell will be terribly upset, came to his sur as it | too,” he decided to add. bi 9 oe “8 a 7t os rh e Y 4 a b P * a my pe P's ~~ -« uw feyve mo 42 a . Ce "3 ee KU ng reacings. Richard Rodgers with ; irs ee Keit} ‘ r 4 = ‘ . aa 4 . fs ‘ ~ Rs .f} , ~Ore gs = iF win £24 t a “I should hate to be responsible WIL (2200ke )— -um ) ~ . _— > h» 3 . ; 7 af . > “Re ; Pe \ i 2 ’ game ‘@a spirit mat had TT? ; ing was momentarily ups } ri aces TA I s > inecl : ppr: ASHLA D: “The Millien-Deilar McNAIR | | Chance.” Alse * “9 Newstead Si Comedy & News. _ Shee Pestaiozzi the scarlet” & him dangerous as he stood grimly; Barnaby stood looking a Z : SE Ry egy a won | we waiting for the play te come) door for a few seconds, | etu 2 “s a _ iecmnecwuple spunea a a rg PHOT OPHONE , ‘: ¢} ‘ 1? ders hun be! i: - , ie ei a : ' , ;, reste ee tialinae Oo silted oe . ee jedi Breme | dehn Gilbert in “Masks of ,A Talking x ™ ched, his paces r OT : 1OE 0! , n the Devil” and Ered Howe MELBA Cae round his end on th football un 3 5 ‘ a . a Tie . . —*« a, the Devil” and , hin. the next 0 r three ay trenzy isten + ae nen jlio-w i: n Shi ? , ris wo et exginald Denny in “Geed oh & Bremen in “ eurageous Fe he would be served he n , erciless cat-o’-nine-tails | ,, eeneieas : = rogram schedule D at 8; 7-94 Over AS » IS announ = ie sm ng rashin Bdw> & Olive | Morning. Judge.” Alse Mar- >* ' RAsd LES = § Lei] u “2 : » trinmnoh— celime Day in “Model From Paris.” Llse FOr i roe . _ a : LLe 7 as ~+ iinute | = on ; " tml ack &e: ye us ee S4 506444 5785 . ; . tice that his services we 10 le last minute itheri] ial Meus CiOC# ant ga SES ee ne Carrell Nye m “Death Valley’ and Comedy. New SHENANDOAR er reg uire ad: he we vi nH ut lo he =: ; >: After a few i livered a i : ‘ : r awk uv : sf _ at é ties ” _——e te : , ™ ae ~ arte nH nage * os ( ontinneus ¥ dX. M ta ii P. ™M. omer for most certainly | ™ome1 r observation, he | : ap ee a ie eo. Dee o Bian tm tel tor Soprano: Just Sresk the Mews & a Seey 6 eeeeiee fa 4 . ~~ S LOR 6S SD . : > ened ie i? _,. : : ‘ 7 ~ a ro _— — ie 23 ie? ' - . ths eT ’ re: : > yee r oRes (o>. bh ut : aor nec befo the a - 3 Ais ve : — ; ~ Teter emo — atti — aw Taal _ own c we te a ; 7 ; £3) én dS J oe ee ee im « ioe » PR Pr Rr Per } and that 4 ns i =p eed * : ’ "RE tk gsc, yen llanees cee a E™MiL JANNINGS im aks all rece re EXCELLO “"\ bas n is } : os rete Min — 2 ; i nacm rs yan ee member of ~~ : aps es ) quart gy A . s ror “ Fiore 99 fo 7 Entr’a te vom tiellmesberger HOOPER & GATCHETT IR M A neoet Gases eal Cote oe —_ s her father. om —— an, shouted rn . Annette Hansh . nanceiic ance Orchestra HAPPINESS GIRLS Farrell in “STREET ANGEL 4700 Maffiet TRAIL oF @&.” everything.” she had @°Y, hilariously do know Viadimir Bakaleinikoff, assistant ill broadcast ov: SD a ) An E. K. Nadel Production 6234 Eartmer and Comedy. ret ‘And besides. Dow a fish looks when i upset, conductor of the neinna : o'clock to — pene sation Rit Z Greta Garbe as Much aj. | Out ‘ nama: And jus phon! ili rect the concert oe as leader LOCK ETT & PAGE KING BE Seer ae a ly Grand & Juniata Asher and have spent. | ; ae _ m} see th i in Wia ti nSservatol WI ) le wes a FRANK K HAMILTON I710 N. deffersweu ris im “Fanery Baggage.” ed nace % sonore bec aa other 4 ‘t mind. | “on - Si DL nave rr) chestra over WL om 8 to 0. aa ean Pe as . U weap oni First Shew 6:45. [ wis Aristma inclu in the broadcast will be © - ooh v ee nue 5 a ats. to : 9C- Lad POLLY MORAN i 4a all tt} , | eties: Nia — a Fae, KNICKERBOCKER “Ho NE Y™MOO oe ROBIN T=. “How’ s that A reductior y pi t They | : r ti 1’ Br 10 3 : uction | | . . es = t da ihn “Concerto in in é ee . Like ALICE never heard much a thing. Why. n ie if I've got a man Sight oul av spect iano and orchestra, the “Scherzo” see Swe a 3479 Rebin “NAUGHTY was twenty Christabeile « = : poor h! ; 7s J yu “clock. He | expect me ot | me eg 3 ; ing around rr ¢ aaeae be 5. iia ER aS AARNE aN 2 SA - 4 t ia i a iu ri ‘a : h on : : | ! Voltage Bt ' ‘ ' 5 — ie . % «" «1 aa , 5 . 4 : took un the te ph one, : > ; we : . 7% ’ ' wa A ; . shall prepba Diy ‘i aS tess _ { _ . . . nai a id wo * Ce ; 3 : , ¢ : t : r . ~* : wee ~% as ‘ * _ ¥ p22] | ha 2 f : ~y ; he 12 to disturb rout 12 2D. 2 rt SR: was aii id tm Ui 12 a 7 - x i e po a — - oe be alternating? crease if again before long. ab thin le en .it b he 2 i 4 = at bis ro ri ‘ — = - "= a - 4 a oe in ae F stuns dentine got to be done.’ hates nists : , ae oe ‘ C/RCUIT. OK THEATRES , - “Ges are in some Jocailt sec, An ¢ etti: Lc) _ _— : y ocrere | CLOCK, vas —_ . 3 a ry current 'o the parts . ou , . " . 18 iate r _he had per on t . = & A A ; Porteou ‘ } lawyer. - . Congress a‘ see : “= . ather wide y 3 ted x : ranging from 96 te a iste * be be aii. : r | 4023, Otive “DecTORS | . ' This surging of the ea ad ment age. I'm afraid you to count me out. It wouldn't only the Count. It’s Biades. S n & Sa ig ars I know how it feels & > ‘ . as _ ° be & matter of asking these sini ' yOu can prepare for a second upset. neglected c Christmas dav oe clock Centr al Time tl | peter AS FAIRBANKS Grand-Florissaat ——— _ i « life ef the tubes . eae & ; = s A . . — ee - ; ‘ ‘ mee" a & ee . ' 7 i f ; [are + , , ; IN A PART-TALAIE SOUND HIT: —_ —— wt ' AMiih! to come to your party: it would be | Are you ali fixed for an upset? |, 45 you care to do so we would | VA N i | “THE rROS MASK” 7138 K. Grand im “LOCKY ae Bia eentil B toons Ss | 7 r a wee: : ‘OUage drops tate te . | Because you’re going to hav | delighte > have yor me 1Ls0— EOiIng even farther han _at—. ~ mia 2 Ma = z e one. t elign te a ti hat e Or on e arou “ ; = t that, “WALLY” VERNON STAGE SHOW: Novelty re | umd intensity: much farther, in fact It would be | 8°370Ur mother. I've" [for an old-fashioned dinner tomer- | DROGRAM y\ sine a b= ': the volume eontael . ae “She is already frightfully up- row at tw hes ome new Li ; ' 2M Besten PAVEMENTS. ; (he Voruine con asking them, to tell me to go to set,” interrupted Ch belle ee we some oe = for 4 if On “ABIES IRISH ROSE,” ee > €own, thee within & hell or werds be. that effect ene |. *™* rrupte nristadelie. Shei you. Telephone me. Featuring Alois Hevrilla = | : SHENAND i> Wens’s Wienad aN ALL TALAS (oa the rhe . that’s farther t? |\Siggied. “What's up besides set?” | Continued Tomorrow -. Fs) 2312 % Grand Hit in Sound. Pie TURE. ee. . few seconds, ti tfartier tian [I care to gro, | os - * i — E single ° ) and . m . ; : “STRASGF €: : = ; Mr. Skipwell, even for twice the | How's that? Never mind. I've Copyright. 1929.) | . Lindell | os — . a eof as ftigh a8 - » . be & : ) : F \ iil 7 q nt Perens $m 2% ; salary I'm getting” ,jJust been bounced. Your father | Annette iy anet M Ge | ) ans 7 ; 3 sreatiy increase ries va sg has fret me. It is supposed to) | | | _ — = @ ; Mr. Skipwell stared te a) ' ae: ~ reas , | Hanshaw a ~z ANNE ‘NECHOL™ — J “ ——— moment, he took 4a d cep aw allow | ups ct H ® Sai : w ould. H pene eh | - DOWNEY Ww. FE. LYRIG ABIE™ rKisw Rokr 1anir™ —_ eon wat tieT a \V aruty eut of a perfectiy empty mouth | : ‘ ' Deimar at F in Seund. n >» 2 : ‘de a silk lined x > premised me it would upset your ' A i 2 mother, » Se in vie ' : , : : a “N | | : — and stuttered: ee ee woe oe te ai Van Heusen Orchestra # | , a © - DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS ae Ee ne Of several es “You mean, ro seinen —— | Fenerai upset, I must ask you to ; : H : ; Z 4 ‘ , in a Part-Tatkic “sound wi. Au TALAI™S ~~ sa ft amMey ts 4 cRmeyss igh % FOU—yoau wont Go) let me off this afternoon. I don’t * | | : ; “3 33G1 S. ter. “THE IkGO™'N MASE” 3214 Surtees “THE ) . 7 3901 Shaw “DM TORS SECRET ~ | | . Carhe succinctiy, | the cheapest kine at és Geer Behe 7 ~ a st Wetter trove: “THE — “t,o ; _ Ss amd there is at This time Mr. Skipwel! swallowed | er.” | a ; ¥ ; a | MANCHESTER TG Ps , .. ee top of Se er. | Johns Hopkins U oe , : : ‘Tunixe Beata Ht POINTE ™ _ a with more difficulty. As a matter | Christabelle was not at a loss for | J H University = | . | . $315 Manchester “tN OLD 4EIZON\." 1OGT MeCnustand — ) ~ i. od “Gmbination t# . enn eeeemnnneel nae a - ne of fact, he seemed to be choking | werds. She exclaimed: “I think | TONIGHT | | ‘Lafayette : -— [RING PicTt a TIVOL] 4 40420" strc ee om something. £ ui — : | ) ) ee eee te | ulin a | scene ges ee | cee | oe | cw a 7 - | | . | GEORGE JESUEL SINGING . | “In—in other aune you are “Cnder no circumstances would | | | a" : AND TALAING a : ‘PAGEANT _— Wichsigtet “My oval i 7 these Th I describe him as a perfect one, i | end Statrons A fihated with the — ae ee | ED me. FF rs = tr. Skipweil:” Christie. But never mind. Serry | COLUMBIA N oO | i rr ore “ ~ | MBIA NETWORK | MIKADO . : 3 well—-aren"t you‘ _|I can’t go out with you to buy | . | | S ‘vce CAnen 3 gee = er ght tn § Met at all. 1 give you ty | presents this afterneon. Ive got and eae “Own. Se ary ae peed : .

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W EDNESDA , - APRIL 10, ] $29. WEDNESDAY, : . a ° ees APKIL 10, 1923. = The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine kK Wor% WOR wee eames rie ee z : iiaiteanis KM BC 7. 1. _—— WMAg, on ka wae "Koln ANSWERS TO QUERIES Bobby Thatcher—s; ‘George Storm Entire Responsibility KOLSTER PERIOD | a ae i wae eee Post-Dispatch reserves ‘igh “elect “ys. | 7 ae ° WOR. KOIL. KMBC. — a ee te Vee hy euere | [WERE LUCKY TO BE OuT OF (!M MR. PALADINIS MANAGER PDAGLERREOTY PES | Personal ana telephone calls or answers by mail cannot be WOR, WMAQ.. KMBC. ~MOx, given attention, except letiters on medical questions of undoubdt- | JAIL, AND TWAS ALL YOUR, THROUGH YOouR, EFFORTS aaa SEEMS ONLY FAIR. You JUST GOT WOOO ed sincerit, when accompanicd by stamped addressed envelope. a ~~ (Sat gig ll ge aie eee nade ea || ULT— BUNDLING THE FeELLA| MAS CSTAINED ENOUGH a, eat S73, iY. and y | mae ‘saat nn ne Te adi a b FA P THROUGH SAYING PHOTOPLAY THEATERS “2 aeeeiD fall in ri 3 h j 952. pe — Se donated aatetee ee the | INTO THE CAR WAS YOurR ROVERTISING TS LAST HIM A apes ~ ne E WAS SS ae Re Se INA rare el tls “A A es A ORR Mite " . Et RN i Ot cape i Om, me NR . 6 GO AN ee Chee — ; which fod “oe 7 : ps. acon fot | soared Pag 10 em ocr ' \DEA ! ets IF Youve GOT ANY LIFETIME —— HERES l WENTY HALF TH AT A MAY FAU \| suries, the years 1501 to 2000 in- | i the amendment was || FIVE DOLLARS AND A Ss (| _ “F i : : ; | MORE BRIGHT IDEAS KEEP EASO! MONEY?! ayn | passed Oct. 27, 1919, and the Sec- me MARDSA—It is not advisable. | retary yf State declared the ‘& AA "TC ) ? ’ ?to put a new linoleum on the old} amendment "9 force as the law of | t= i } WELL yae oF ewhile it can b lon oy | the land on Jan. 16, 1920. | . ' Le \ peers nl a ‘ ©} sagt “ ‘ ys 7 . | : YOURSELF ps TAKE THE Saye ~~ tse se ee EK. J. G—There are no accepted | | x. | rn Xf Be Wy : gar tage pee eee. SMC] abbreviations for Edwin Edgar “ ) ea | a B . AT E _ a we en nei, « | and Edmund to distinguish he | | | , > = Ys , LAME e* paity | WASHINGTON BLYO; Eevater eas dbia cir a | names, that is, no fixed rule s > a Service RS i ; ing arte ; ii Mole iUiy abbreviatir » roper names. " 7, Jit heun ances mens ¢ RON iAP AEE ORs ASIN a RRC " “ os n 1 OS INI ANE le aati Mine ills Ril ele atti, «ie ERR rei Nt ee Raw “ bya os s@ ene a. * & ave ba wa ia i AGO, “ROE ‘ ¥ be = yo vt ak ‘ * ‘ ATE AL SONAR RE RDO A) OTR. betes + « ea Pete 2 tone an Rleli OR i Ride Tota bias hei. : . “ts On the i s * 3 . Al; | 4 might signify Edwin or Edward. ‘ Y ea | i ij ehe rs 4 ight Komance * “ . - au ‘ BivVes it ; Some : Tr ‘viations are crvwocmary and Intrigue iad ) ffe we as Jno., Ym and Chas. {-) ©¢rT vt 4 ’ e eat s a s the b 1. . "hho ean iii tates ILLIAM I oYX resents jf ‘ = me eur: ren : J ‘ } in Ht. J j} ‘ uit lire 18 ' a SViee 4 bat ncorporated in meal or other sub- : . othinge L) ‘ aii rpo = iad iad Ji (3ij : i} - — “>i StANRCE pee any encyclopedia Pe Mee “ ; at Gea ies. ASO see food text books for 1 DEAI peng r1ie he mit lemumes, } if ra! Nat \ Ty 23 ’ ne ’ 1} eau ; 3% i} _) States my. s .» of Navigal: - \j to find What | York late tn ~ ~ now . nt yet 6 Rar nee ntl ig = Statin ene Ger ee oer yy | may have been pore | the armistice was not a iared un-| protein also +f til Nov. Li. The inquiry wi eiwhy the column Answers to Quer- § | | referred to the proper department.| ies is not published on Saturdays, | | i S DEL RIO. men (2) A giance at the map Will show| this happens to be the present | 4 you that going by train to Boston; plan, or “lay-out” of the Daily | is Shorter than any water route,| Magazine, wnich has four pages but you could correspond with; Saturday and six on other week steamer lines on the Great Lakes,! days Occasionaliy “Queries” is ‘Ssint Lawrence to the Sea Route.! published Saturday. LEGAL INFORMATION The Weekly Meeting of the “I-Would-A- Made” Club —sy rube Goldberg (By a Member of the S&t. Louis Bar Association; | . aa t L. H—A divorce could be got-, dicin al substance vou wish to sell ; -————_—— Fliease note the follow ing in CoOltle- is pupae i4 CAST OF 150 court, Conftult a iawyer ‘nection with your question: The | | \ ee al ———_—___ for | Strength of the solution advised iF { SHORT | DE GAME ISAT | WOULBA RA) eee | | | ne and CHARLES FARRELL ymphonic Fex-Movietone Score My : A ie" ye AOR ty OES BAB NL 8 Ae Na AA BRON A ay As IG Ae BED a ae ~ eae. Paetiee dane ee OR IRF a > gge gcc | — CHAAIGE MT ~- FEASIES LAST HosSTH IF pesanems _ nobles Visit im Europe, as he has? en FOU etter, whic re i ~ “TH eT , “Tle Stupendous Overture Productiag Sees papers for citizemsh ip. | be much guapy- pg ' BINISIOAS CO} — , CUSTOMERS G ALL be BoUGH FROM Zi SOmMEeEBSDT HADAYT , TSG “To TALK. a ; : Abia _ily so, as : ramtage co at- i ear : a “FOURTH SYMPHONY® Bf THANK YOU—The wife of the | Fuh the strates eoletien. Also: |-WWOULDA~ MAbe | 1 WOULD? MABE DE DRVAMKS BEFORE has STARTED A CRSP vf> * THEM SELVE S , . 2 man who is in the penitentiary as | 7, siaas - ~ “pee ee + pe Bas | fi = 4 , ; B% GRAND ORCHESTRA ll fe cue for divorce in the usual way, | py? ere oe erate ot lnintored CLUB, HOlbBs PIOUGH A =ith BY STEP INTOA igs Az San CAME ~— : INTO A FREE ILPHE KORNSPAN, Conducting . = to Reta divorce. However, the fact ' two or three times daily or as oft- ef" REGULAR ~. e Ma CAB ve? , - i - ' i ; Se : me 2 SS Pak toby . that he has been sent gives her | as necessary by putting a drop KAR AND SEE THE FUNERAL OF meroene for divorce. ‘on the back of the tongue with MSETING nelle ate al aes en POC = X Y. Z—No female can legally | a medicine dropper, is not said to | | : OVILETO be employed for more than nine | “banish the tobacco craving,” that | | IS “THe hours in any one day, or 54 hours / is, it is not giver as a specific | | in any One Week, in certain Oc- | cure, but as an aid. In this column | | "PUSTY— Scupations. including that of bakers | it was said to destroy the taste | | Peand restaurants. You should report | until bv abstaining one could overe | | KASLFeE" = in ™ tthe fact that vou are rking 10 | ¢ome the habit. The sense of taste | | is & * > aa Fe te 12 hours, to the State Industrial | being in the tongue, something | LUASCH ROOM # ™ sinepection Department, in the | which allays taste would “banish Fullerton Building, Seventh and | the craving” temporarily until one | | to biscvsS His Second Big Week wpe | Pine s: cets. ‘ could adjust himself to bodi@y | | =A =, re. . . WILL—Consult the Food f ee ee i. aan ke iene ee | We IEICE ; “Melody | Ee AO ale cok Aa >» iq i termination to quit c , st as ST: ROSE ss Menu” oe Tecmgge anim ‘Thied oo. toe | effective without the solution. “THAT EX} — a streets, about marketing any was recommended as an aid only. "IAS “THE MEDICAL, QUESTIONS CRUEL wm 2 SS ZZ ES = arora ee a a SS . -* cnt neg oS ee 4 - ae Health and sanitation questions of public interest only will be con- RLD- sidered. Diagnosis or treatment of individual cases will not be given. M. S—Name of skin specialists; are also clinics in different neigh- meult will be given i borhoods. Clinics for each kin4 you send a stamped, addres ‘ase are not ail held on the ° : T | ; A : -S- nvelope for matiing. am lay. Free treatment, or for ZEB : De Givi TA general interest are answere a small cost, can also be had ati: = Z 2 | } pod names may not be published./ clinics of the larger hospitak. i o ; BA m=?) 8 VARICOSE.—Advice would not 3arnes, Saint Mary's and others. Days—Hurry! Hurry! eeserer 42 to the method you MRS. R. H. B—There is a we mr @sSK avout without & PiTSt-Nhani) wrench 10 ised as an emollent this love Spe ’ fee eee about without a first-han’| french moss, used as an emollent, Sp Stacie: oY SC _— ewe i and iaxati\ h as Japanese | ~ OO + Rag agg, eI Hag 5, ’ GRIFFITH in iis considered appropriate | moss, and iralcaniet r is used, and M d ff . 4 This Comic A ears in One of the TWO . Sete EB) time Will be suggested if you wish! Thay ined in any first | | utt an CLI—By Bud Fisher No Wonder Mutt Isn’t on the Ryder Cup Team : PP | pte write again class drug store. As to “wood- | Comic Sections of the Sunday Post-Dispatch § DISGUSTED GIRL. — For free; rot” which you ask about there pmreatinent for elbow and is no CO of any such in the bother troubles, call at the City] United States Dispensatory, where | | THE CouRT CALENDAR I'S | {YouR HowoR, MUTT] EZ YOu BIG STIFF, THATS A Dirty SO THAT'S THE BUT LuSTEN, | Le Dispensary, 1505 5. Fourteenth! it should be found, if in existence | | FULL OF THE awe€ul JONES SMACKED ME IN WAS THIS A CRACK, JudDGeEs WAY iT WAS. JUDGE * XT WAS WELL, THASS } ®trect. linies are on the second; as a medicinal substance, but it ||| n, Vietor| may be a local name for some- ||| AW FIVE AnD Tew CASES|| THE GLIMMER = PREMEDITATED iT WAS ALL Jeee' THE NEXT TIME You' Hime and place) thing otherwise listed In the dis- || [AND You Bozos Bust UP || witH A GOLF fF] act on Your | | ows Guamet Gu 4S lasA Geer coma Se eee ~ WHERE L OUBLE THIS TIME ¢ But, RIGHT IN FRONT OF ANY DRIVES. TEN FEET TO a neg : | ’ DERSTAND ? 4 Tt 7 } | SUdDGE- | OF MY DRive i VN DERS ‘ THe REAR Where and When | Mother-In-Law Sitsas a) ; = f= OF MuTT! To Get Colleague of Lawmaker } 1+ | = — a — i” OK : Distant Stations MEMBER of the Massachv- | = a = “ok ; Laure! and Oliver Hardy Comeds, EYE On mw \ FLAG THIS Chase Comedy and other subjects. GEORGE VOIGHT YEAR SURE 6:45. ? — “ — ~ ~ « ] he “THE LAST WARNING.’ Also ALICK WHITE in mm “NATGHTY BABY.’ - - ~~ - _ -— ° ene —. !Rin-Tin-Tin in ' lhen-Dolliar Collar” ‘irginia Vitaphone Acts and Comed TL i enti mete atte atti, ~*~ eo ee ee —-_ ; 7 aU 4“) 37210 ~ ~ i. - —_ - a — a) — ~ ~ es eee ee | Gad ee ~-* ~~ eit? Tf ELEMENT Cc | 3 Pp Voltage Fluctuations. a ; sOCHl Vin c sets that operate from 7 . 4 DlOeywatt It ‘se ¢ : | - xc S “are in some Jocalities subject es) * ALL-TALKING /Warather wide current fluctua- PricTURe, ran “rier f pra rs , +e 7 2 “Ink TORS sec RET ” ms J Eine i TOT ; 80 to 140 y olts, — « Surging of the current short- | Sine GHORGE JESSEL _ 4 F eng OS a a awe OTISSANt saNGiNc and TALKING 7 gna the tubes and plays | Grand in “LUCKY BOY.” 4 th © with tonal quality. When . 4 . e Volt: rr, iroms: tr . ; .* = > LPR VELEZ in i tie « _ drops into the nineties | “LADY OF THE _ = te SUnd intensity decreases just PAY EMENTS. a 4 | 4 if the volume control was turned 7 P . \ AN ALL-TALKING = ™% then within a minute, or il HE WITH fit SAY HE Ss | You vE GoTTa ‘ \i7 % ; }} WHAT GAME ron TALKINK {{ I'M TacnisG “a "CTU RKP. pe | j even a few Be” a t} “ol ‘ i} j TRANCE CARGO = AG aagnenat Ton Pogson Tue Gtants-)( Wits THE |( FIGURE ON // pRE You BASEBALL | ABOUT GOLF | /| tly increase volume. | OR THE CuBS | BABE RUTH~ || TALKING , es \ Seitinateion re > He'S STU pe Camera Vanity Box, | , OR WHT . i \ a jo } ; : PICTURE, cc “DhTOKS SECRET.” 000 (“ABLES IRISH Rosé.” The VRAR'S BIGGEST “ aEchexior | SOUND WIT. m . “8ide a silk lined leather case in| AN AL one SINGING AND = Sy one of several colors, as strikes | ALKING ON et —S ——— a 6 THE SINGING POOL.” | Me fancy, is 2 camera covered with i Al. 40LSON SINGING = 2 stick . ‘o match the case. A lip- | cs AND TAIAING IN | og and compact fit side the | eee BE SINGING FOOL”, ae a und there is a thirror in- | ve Outdoor Aik “se the top of the case. This | land =6s “"—IN OLD ARIZONA” ££ ie ;' combination is decidedly at- | | AL JOLSON SINGING AND ee and convenient. ‘ | TALKING IN “THE SINGING POOL.” PLAYING — | — U Breakfast Tray. — hostess tray appeals to those 3 9 like 16 ire aktaet in bed. A AN nee : ¥ “ei One 1? gije of COT POBILLON “STRANGE CARGO.” 2 = @ iw ever vo light in weight and AN AILA-TALBING . 4 Be Shown Mm ary ef feer colors-— PicTT sid coe Sees, ripe or ivory. te erin ts by Pons calor in the decorative we o/ lie boudvir,

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