St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 11, 1929

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- THAT SO OYLD BE IIE DRESS -- ALL KINDS OF -WHERE s WORL > : se Cx IKE +c 1e *KS OFES Stoc Market FINAL Closing Prices—Complete Sales (Tables in Part Ill, Pages 31, 32, 33) ** eee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Only Evening Newspaper in St. Louis Withthe Associated Press News Service ‘Stock Closing Prices—Complete Sales | (Tables in Part III, Pages 31, 32, 33) ®* | Market FINAL VOL. 81. NO. 217. ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1929—40 PAGES. pape a apnea PRICE 2 ‘CENTS —" WALLSTREET @ FORWARD ON 1 Steady tien of Such Issues as U. S. Steel, American Can and Lead- ing Coppers Factor. em ee UTILITIES, THEN RAILS, ee Brokers’ ‘Rate Unchanged. By the “Associated Press. NEW YORK, April 11. iis | [STOCKS MOVE BROAD FRONT LEAD IN ADVANCES Loans Show De- rease Of $135,000,000 for Week — Rediscount : (MR. Dawes wit] : NOW SMOKE. THE “PostDimchPOPECATAN Fil ACCUSED ASAD OF Final 1 EGINNING next Saturday || {| B With the opening of the | | baseball season the Post- | || Dispatch will adopt its usual _ sport editions schedule. Late '| editions will carry the Sport / Section, printed on Salmon- ? Detroit Harbor Master in || tinted paper, outside. The “WALLSTREET” column will appear on page 1 of the || Main News Section, as now, and the New York stock tables will | be found in their usual posi- tion. The Sports edition containing the Stock Market closing prices “will be on sale about as usual. te Cc TT: Ct tt: ttt ti tat a : ee , Smugglers’ Cargoes. 4 oclock | Oe. ee | SEIZURE BY U. S. ene ee a FROST, COOLER TONIGHT; WARMER _ Newspaper LATE TOMORROW THE TEMPERATURES. graph _ eof Landing Contraband Near Se ORs dae etd 7) 8 am. wet OF > a 2a “ee: OS Sl ea 4s - fs Ree er i 33 2: Re Border Patrol Office. Pere ee i ene D> a >a Ow ] D>. M.. eee 44 46 a. m., 5) B. Mhss 0400 oe 7 7 2 3 a0 Se ° as | By the Associated Dress. s Re a + «bia 8% 40 4 a) m oe 8 2 +e ; “ry? , a] . a os eek Yesterday's high, 55 (8 p.m), low, 40, DETROIT, Mich. April $11. (2 a. bn) ‘Capt. Joseph A. Burkheiser, har- Official forceast 'bormaster and commanding officer for St. Louis and) of the Belle Isle Police Station, deexeeag ea airencdiontl |} Was suspended today In what was night and tomor- | (DIDE OF PEACE | 000,000, ‘or ac ; rs, 17,000,000. Call Money renewed at 9 ent but the supply of funds was ample, and loans: were arranged ha HIM “TO 440- Gy GOL iT ANSWER: pindustrials advanced 2.2 points, 20 railroads 1.4 points and 20 utilities | 2.9 points. Total sales were 3,101,- $30 shares. The New York KFederal Reserve Bank made no change today in its pfediscount rate of 5 per cent, it Was announced after the close. Loans to brokers und deaters held by New York Federal Re- serve member banks for the week ending April 10 were announced by the Federal Reserve Board after close of market today as %$5,428,- $00,000, representing a decrease of $134,000,000 as compared with the previous week. It was shown that loans for own account decreused §£106,000,000, for account of out-of-town banks, $21,- and for account of others Sti per a3 low as 8 per cent in the ‘“‘out- row: cooler to- | termed by Police. Commissioner ee Os favorable traige night, with light) William P. Rutledge as “the worst Preys and excclicnt earnings reports ee WON 648) 1. the history of the De- furnished the basis for a broad ad- slightly warmer | iseit Police Department.” Yanee in prices in today’s stock tomorrow after- | ‘ - ; market. Some hesitation developed noon. | ae Charges — atapomcamess in- early in tne session when a {ew ; Missourt: ]: air} clude co-operation with liquor ruli- Weak spots were uncovered by! tonight and i, | ners in transporting liquor from oe 6eraders but the steady ab- | Ty ie Canada to the United States by gorption of such stocks as UU. 8. | aver hgy ea% ; nig OM . a ee a iseizing beats loaded with liquor Steel common, American Can and | wactecoatty Reatectag heh & the leading coppers and public | heavy frest to-' and convoying them to American | Mtilities revived speculative confi- | night, _ buy) waters, thus preventing Federal ; r | arime oniore- ence, and again attracted buying | ikl a }agents from seizing them. The average closing price of 50) Peat a Pe save declare erally fair to-| Rutledge declared. Belle Isle, the Detroit Which is city-owned, night and tomor- River. row preceded by unscitied tonight in extreme north | ew portion; cooler tonight, frost prob- | apt ~tale mamas’ ay Seperyieee gr able; continued cool tomorrow. kerprises. s es The Detroit News today HOOVER WON’T PASS OFFHAND liquor runners’ speed boats capable ON EXPORT FARM BOUNTY PLAN - of 40 to 60 miles an hour, literaRy | ‘run rings. around” United States | Offers, Wowever, to Get Informa-; ©¥Stoms border patrol boats and | ~. thon on Subject, When Senate land Canadian IJIiquor at docks Rdtneeemittec Calls on Him. within a few Llocks of the Detroit | By the Associated Press. 2 City Hal] daily. WABHINGTON, April 11.—Pres- ident Hoover told a subcomimittec BB Ba; . ee The News publishes column picture = taken un eight-° at 9:25 } i ! | ' of the Senate Committee on Agri- | o’clock this morning, showing rum. culture today that he could give | TUNnners landing « cargo of liquor no offhand opinion on the Nationai | 2t the foot of Riopelle street, four }range’s proposal for an export blocks west of the customs border bounty plan in the proposed agri- Patrol headquarters. cultural relief. bill. Two minutes is all the time re- | He reminded the Senators oe, Teed to cross the river in the! ealled at the White House that I speedy boats and landing and load- ‘ing the light cargo into automobiles | such a plan had not been consid- ered by the Republican national | takes only 50 seconds, the News Mocks heavily a few weeks ago in *xpectation that the nation-wide Mil conservation program would Meet with Federal Government ap- Proval, Revival of activity and strength ih the public utility shares was She of the features of the day's Market. Except for the excellent arnings statements being report- i by the leading companies, there 4 nothing in the day's news to Plain the sudden uprush in these SSUES, Utilities Advance. American and Foreign Power ”N up 8 points and the second Preferred 5%. Gains of 2 to 3% Points were recorded by at least B* dozen others including Public Bervice of New Jersey, National! Power and Light, Standard Gas e°'d Electric, Electric Power and Light, American Waterworks, Con- wp ldated Gas and Louisville Gas By the sold. Rejects Request of Russinp Exile | , new farm relief measure, been with the wdéman a week fore her disappearance. USED COPPER VESTS TO SELL LIQUOR: FINED ON TWO CHARGES Lynn (Muass.) Man Compelled to Try Metal Garments on in Court; Convicted on Perfect Fit. Special to the Post-Dispatch. LYNN, Mass... April 11.—Three copper vests, each of one gallon capacity, were exhibited in police court yesterday and found to be 12 perfect fit for William Baschuk. He hesitated about trying on the vests | but Judge Ralph W. Reeves insist- | As a result of the perfect fit be- TEXAS GUINAN IS ACQUITTED OF LIQUOR-SELLING CHARGE New York Federal Court Jury I'rees Hostess of Saton Royale Night Club. Associated Press. NEW YORK, April 11.— Texas! Guinan was acquitted by a Federal | Court jury today of maintaining a) nuisance at the Salon | where she is hostess and where | (,overnment Rovale, the was charged liquor ed. BERLIN CABINET VOTES ‘the Judge found William guilty of pen me PROUT ree sree toner, for which he was fined $100. He was also fined $125 for Keeping and expos- ‘ing liquor with intent to sell. | When Baschuk was arrested he Now in Turkey to Be Allowed i op ee ee - a By the Lae — onatglt cee padiloe gra his | : Doints Which broke nearly sith BERLIN, April 11.—The Cabinet Pia : a alehgy | nage leer deat today decided to refuse the request | Sia Roe than 3 points above last [Of Leon Trotzky, formes soviet 16 BHICAGO GANDY JOBBERS — Right's ra Te ee leader and now in e a9 8 In Turkey, | | ic. cower cotanion |*or 2miasion to German | GUILTY UNDER ANTI-TRUST ACT howed ion. eS we einl 2 at ge EXPLOSION ON LINER AT DOCK: | Convicted of Violence Against Com- Seived good support. There has “en the recent liquidation in that uP on anticepalid downward py ddustment of red metal prices » Joseph Lead, Anaconda. Gon- Greene Cananea, Kennecott, Ades, Cerro De Pasco and Inter- Monal Nickel all ranged up 1% iv. 3% points, closing \ to 2% _ net higher. Merican Can, Yellow Truck, “ : fets Company of America and omberg Carburetor moved into Boilermaker’s Helper Fatally Hurt One man was killed and six badly burned in an explosion this morn- ing aboard the United States liner President Roosevelt, docked on the north side of Pier 4, at the foot of Third street. ONE MAN KILLED. SIX INJURED petitors; 19 Tried With Them Acquitted. in Blast on President Roosevelt at. Hoboken. HOBOKEN, N. J.., See ere ecg am CHICAGO, = April 11.-—Sixteen | ‘members and officials of the Chi- cago Association of Candy Jobbers were convicted in Federal Court to- day of violating the Sherman anti- trust law, the charges growing out. of alleged violence against com- petitors, stifling of competition and attempted price fixing. Nineteen co-defendants were acquitted. April li— ee ee on The man killed was Robert Pen- ® high -eround forthe year dleton, a boilermaker'’s helper, em- The trial lasted two weeks. | “| ployed by an outside firm, | Among the prosecutors was special The man most seriousiy injured. Assistant U. S&S. District Attorney | Closing stock prices with was Fireman Edward Burke of the | Mary G. Connor, who was sent | OAher tables and market news Hoboken Fire Department. He from Washington to head a gen-|} WH be found on pages 31, 38 was burned on the hands and fore- eral investigation of extortion in and 33. head. Chicago, Commanding at Belle Isle Charged With Convoying AGENTS BLOCKED . Prints Photo- Speedboats | overpaynients made to the contrac- It con- | tains park recreational facilities, a/ says | Toensfeldt, civil engineer and for- approve reports of field inspectors Some Witnesses’ i. GRAND JURY HEARS “FIRST ITNESS IN ~ RYCKOFF INQUIRY Begins Investigation of ~—— ee 43 KILLED BY T IN ARKANSAS, 24 TOWN; 100 ARE INJ URED $175,000 Overpayment for Repaving on Street Lighting Contract. HOME BREW TAX. . HOUSE KILLS ans mmo DRY REFERENDUN eer A. C. Meyers and | Measure Passed for Levy of Former Inspector Spencer | Five Cents a Pound on Also to Be Called. Malt Expected to Raise $1,000,000 a Year. RALF TOENSFELDT GIVES TESTIMONY The grand jury today began ite | inquiry into the electric. street lighting contract in districts B, C and D, executed by A, M. Ryckoff, DRYS DEFEAT PLAN FOR wate POLL | Chicago contractor, Who was over: | paid not less than $175,000 for. brick repaving not laid, as was dis- | Resolution Offered by St. closed in a survey made for the’! Post-Dispatch and submitted to. Louisan Postponed Indef- Mayor Bape . sie petted for the! initely Which Ends It for grand jury investigation. ; : | A survey of liyckoff'’s work, or- | This Legislature. |dered by the Board of Estimate ce Apportionment, composed of. By BOYD F. CARROL, Mayor Miller, Comptroller Nolte ‘and President Neun of the Board 'of Aldermen, is being made with a view Of establishing grounds for re- covering by civil suit for the city Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, The Elmer-Snyder bill proposing a tux of 5 cents a pound on all brew malt sold in Missouri, defeated the House Tuesday, revived yesterday afternoon on reconsideration of the vote by Which it was defeated; and passed by a vote of 89 to 37. by tor. The first witnesses called by the grand jury were John T. Rogers. Post-Dispatch reporter, and Ralf was mer Chief Electrical Engincer for; Proponenis of the tax estimate the city, who drew the original | }t would yield from $1,000,000 to $3,000,000 a year in revenue. resentative Ic:lmer of Dent County, one of the co-authcrs, moved the reconsideration of the bill plans and specifications for the Kep- Ryckoff contract. Nolte to Testify. Other witnesses who will follow proponents had lined up enough include Comptroller Nolte, who] votes to pass it. challenged estimates made by the | Assailed as Anti-Dry Move. Department of Public Utilities up- | 4 joint and concurrent resolution on Which payments were scaceal ; made | introduced in the House today by oF CRT SS Arthur C. Mey ers, CN- Representative Huber of St. Louis, gineer for Comptroller Nolte; ‘bharinn O seeking a referendum in. Missouri © . e ‘ » ‘go ° . hl . ~ . te ° ° ° . . Charles Spencer, former chief con- | 9p prohibition, remained alive just struction inspector under George long enough for dry members of B. Heath, who succeeded Toens- the House to put a motion to post- feldt when the latter resigned 48 | pone the resolution indefinitely and Chief Electrical Engineer, and jig take a roll call. The motion Reginald Hopkins, a former inspec- | oarried by a vote of 96 to 22, and tor under Heath. the resolution cannot again be con- sid@™ Market.” There was no convention in drafting the farm 54YS. | liogers interviewed Ryckoff last | sidered this session of the Legisla- chaige in time money. plank of the platform and had not i ae | Jan. 17 in Chicago, reporting that | ture. : se Wall Street expects that the /CcOme under discussion during th: TORSO OF WOMAN FOUND AT | ityckort told him he had paid mon- | Due to protests by Huber that @ beak of the spring commercial | presidential campaign. | LOS ANGELES ID | ey to the “City Hall crowd” in St. | Speaker Parker had ignored his demands will be passed in a week | Mr. Hoover added. however, tha: | ENTIFIE Tous, Toensfeldt” and Rogers | demand for cailing of the a binevi« or two and then money rates will} he would be glad to olitain the | Wair Expert Says It is That of | M/1Ked to Ryckofft Feb. 2 at Mi- | pees arter the first roll call was! work lower, barring a resumption | Opinion of Government experts as | Laura Davis, Missing Since ; amt Beach, Pla., where the con-| taken, Parker reopened the vote { wild speculation for the ad-jto the operation of such a plan in- April 1. 4 tractor amplified his story of what | more than an hour after it had! ‘ance. | other countries and to make that} By tho Avsociated Press. he did in St. Louis to enable him | been announced, to call the absen- Olls Don't Get Var. opinion available tp the committee, LOS ANGELES, Cal., April 11,—| t© Make “short cuts” on the eon- | tees Gespite the tact parliamentar- he Atlantic Refining Co. an-}| There were suggestions that th>) Identification of the torso found} “act Without interference by | jans of the House pointed out this Rounced an increase in gasoline |committee hold further hearings; jn the Jos Angeles River a aN, Heath's inspectors. Toensfeldt al- Was an irregular proceeding. prices in its territory today, and | on this proposal so that the views | ago as that of Laura Bell Davis, . 82 2&d Previous conversations with Under the House rules, once a Smilar advances are expected in| of both proponents and opponents} 25 years old, who has been missin | Ryckoft concerning money paid in | yore is announced after a roll call, Oier sections as gasoline consump- | might be more fully developed. since April.1 was made today oy] St. Lous, OF wich ne will tell the |} nore can he no further voting and Won enters the period of seasonal! At the same time Chairman) jrrank Compert, hair expert. grand: jury. the record cannot be changed, ¢x- expansion. Oi) shares failed to fol- | Haugen of the House Committee With this fact established, polic ¢ | Comptroller's Check of Work. cept on a showing of error and low up their early advance, due to |on Agriculture announced that the redoubled their efforts to arrest _ Comptroller Nolte had-.a-con- | House consent to expunging the belated liquidation on the rally by | five members of the sub-committee | propert Bernard, escaped city jail) ference with Ryckoff in the Comp- | record. Beculators who bought those | had unanimously agreed upan a prisoner, who was known to havejtroller’s office early in 1927. when Both sides picked upa few votes Nolte was holding up the final es- | On this post mortem proceeding, timates on Ryckoft’s contract, sent | and the final roll call, although ir- to the Comptroller's office for pay- regular, showed 101 votes to post- ment by Director of Public Util- | pone the resolution, 29 against ities DPritchard, who approved | postponement, and 20 absent. them, Nolte also has the official | Attack on Brew Measure, The brew malt bill was attacked is a move to break down prohibt- tion by granting tacit recognition of the use of brew malt for the manu- facture of home brew. of the bill declared the tax was a proper Jevy upon a commercial product that was legally manufac- records of a check he had Meyers make of an overcharge for cable laid by the contraetor, the esti- mate on which also was approved by Pritchard. Meyers miade a check of the es- timates approved by Pritchard and will tell of his work in this con- nection and what he found, and | tured and sold, and that it would Spencer and Hopkins, now em-| Ot be the fault of the State, or ployed as special inspectors on | &ny recognition of illegal practices bond issue street lighting construc- | if purchasers of the malt later tion by Comptroller Nolte to keep | Used it illegally, | a& progressive check on the esti- Representative “lvins of St. mates of the Department of Pub- | /-ouls County declared he was for the bill because it “would bring in a great deal of revenue and we, as Republicans, need that revenue to pay off our boys.” “Tl am for the bill for the same reason the opponents are against re Ivins said.” “If passage of the bill will be a tacit approval of the manufacture of home brew, | feel lic Utilities, will tell of their ex- periences as inspectors for Chief Klectrical Engineer Heath. As has been told in the Post- Dispatch, Spencer says Heath on several occasions wanted him. to showing estimates of work execut- ed by Ryckoff, which Spencer re- ; ee fused to do. He reported these oc- *!t might be an opening wedge for currenees to Comptroller Nolte in- the manufacture of other more in- vigorating beverages.” Predicts Wine Will Be Nest. “Tl alweys have regarded beer as plebeian,”’ Elvyins continued, “and about the only pleasure I obtained the Comptroller transferred to his of- stead, whereupon had Spencer fice, Names Withheld. Otuer watnesses, whose hammers from it was blowing off the foam. | are withheld by Circuit Attorney But there are many who like it. Miller, will include another man} y¢ a tacit recognition of the manu- who talked of the St. Louis con-| facture of home brew would result tract with Ryckoff in Chicago, and the locar representative of a con- cern that supplied materials for one of the contracts.6 Edward EF. Wall, former Direc- tor of Public Utilities. who was fired by Mayor Miller because he would not dismiss Toensfeldt to make a place for Heath, who had been dismissed by Wall, is likely to be a witness to tell of complaints} jn the House. He had reconsidered made by Ryckoff that efforts were made to extort money from him. Continued on Page 3, Column 4. ‘ . 2 from this bill then the next step would be recognition of the man- ufacture of wine, and then, sir, Mr. Speaker, the gentlemen who love the succulent highball would have their day in court.” The Rev. J. F. Lawson. Repre- sentative from Ozark County, voted fer the bill, although he opposed it when it was up for engrossment Jefferson City Correspondent of the April 11.— which was after Supporters , LOUSIANA HOUSE VOTES 10 IMPEACH Governor Formally Charged With Offering Legislator Job for Remunerative Support. SENATE TO TAKE UP ACTION TOMORROW Charges Against State Ex- ecutive Will Be Tried Af- ter Lower Chamber Has Filed All of Them. By the Associated Press. tatives today voted impeachinent on charges of bribery against Gov. Huey P. Long. The vote was 56 to 40). Specifically, the charge is that the Governor offered Representa- tives Adolph Gueymard of Iberville Parish and Felix Delaune of ° St. Charles Parish remunerative em- ployment in return for their sup- port of administration legislative measures. The Governor further charged with having offered finan- clal assistance to Gueymard. The vote came after two hours fof debate and the impeachment will be given the Senate tomorrow when it reconvenes to act on its committee report on procedure rules. Just before the vote was taken, Representative J. Y. Sanders Jr. the members to vote not according to sympathies, but evidence, de- claring: ‘‘Here is a direct charge made by Mr. Gueymard that the Governor attempted to bribe him, And remember, Mr. Gueymard had been an ardent supporter of the administration.” He added that Lelaune, too, had been ‘‘a faithful supporter of the administration.”’ The Senate, sitting ‘court of impeachment, convened ai noon and immediately heard its committee report on rulés of pro- cedure. Under the rules as pre- sented, no charge will be tried un- til the House has filed all charges, with the provision that if the lewer body has not completed its work by April 22 the Senate would fix sr date of hearing on any articles adopted. The rules would further provide, however, that the Court would not set the date of trial at a time to give the Governor less than 15 days to prepare an answer. Long would be permitted to ap- pear in court - personally and through counsel. WOMAN AIR PILOT KILLED WITH HUSBAND AT CONTROLS ne Ly the Associated Press. LONG BEACH, Cal., April 11.— Mrs. CC. C. McWhinney, socially prominent and a licensed pilot, was killed this morning when the air- plane in which she and her hus- band were flying crashed at the Municipal Airport. McWhinney. a lawyer, was slightly injured. Mrs. McWhinney had more than 250 fiving hours to her credit. McWhinnev was at the when the plane nose-dived from an altitude of about 60 #£=xfeet and crashed on a fence. The pair had been practicing take-offs and land- ings every morning for a weék, ARRESTS FOR GRAND PARKING Order to Be Put in Effect Starting Monday. Motorists who park their mMma- chines on Grand boulevard between Laclede avenu: and Page boule- vard will be liable to arrest effec- itive Monday. the Police Depart- nant announced toecay. An ordinance prohibiting park- ing there was passed April 1, ar emergency clause making it effec- tive immediately, but ho arrests were made because posting of warning notices was not completed until today. Commercial vehicles will be permitted to park for 15 minutes while making deliveries. Heavy Snow in Minnesota. — ST PAUL, Minn.. April 11.—A heavy snow fell in South Dakota as a high —_ | and Southern Minnesota yesterday, blocking highways in some places, put hailed by farmers as an aid to LONG FOR BRIBERY BATON ROUGE, La., April 11.-- | The Louisiana House of Represen- | was of Baton Rouge made a plea for - ON TRIAL | t S és oe S + He og ee OS Ke , a ? Saye Sie wN ° — By ROY C. TOOMBS. TOOMBS 10 ADMIT STOCK OVERISSUE, Life International moval of $3,500,000. in the jury’s absence, prosecution was about through with its testimony. bankruptcy. Toombs’ defense, his chief counsel, State Roy €. Woods of Chicago, admission that, as charged, tificates for 3000 shares each unauthorized, or over-issue, of the insurance company: plea that he did not do this with charged. between the the distinction International Co., ing corporation the latter a hold- which held ance company's stock. Fraudulent Intent Denied. Toombs’ counsel promised show that the International on Jan. 1928, transferred Toombs 15,000 shares of the Ca. ~ ee, controls | rowed $560,000 a ~ early crops. ad a surance company’s stock. a few days thereafter, from Southern Insurance Co. of Texas. At that time, Toombs’ counse) said, Toombs could tot get his shares of stock, because of plications about a safe deposit box. He therefore, it is admitted, caused an over-issue of 9000 shares of un- authorized stock of the life insur- ance company, and sent the over-issue shares to Tex lateral for his loan, erward, the defense show, O00 shares, the over-issue it with er holding “We to know these facts,” said Attor- ney Woods, arguing a point of evi- dence which had caused Judge Hartmann to excuse the jury tem- porarily. “If, after hearing these facts, the jury thinks that Toombs acted with felonious intent, of course, it ean convict him. If this evidenee is excluded the defense can present no case.” Judge Hartmann ruled that the transactions between Toombs and promised called in replaced his own and he then stock and stock from as set forth by Senator is an he caused the issuance of three cer- of stock but a felonious and fraudulent intent, as At this point, the defense raises Inter- national Life Insurance Co, and the about 23,000 shares of the authorized is- sue of $7,500 shares of the insur- to to in- Within Toombs bor- the Great G00 as as col- But soon aft- to he got possession of his 15,- a Post-Dispatch Staff Photographer. BUT DENY FRAUD Defense Outlined at Trial of Ex. President Involving Re- The defense of Roy C. Toombs, president of the defunct Interna- tional Life Insurance Co., to the charge of procuring false certifi- cates of the company’s stock, was outlined today to Judge Hartmann, when the half This is the first trial of Toombs, under indictment in four jurisdictions for the manipulations by which he re- moved $3,500,000 of the insurance company’s assets, throwing it into 15,000 | come | ‘think the jury is entitle 1] iéewe ip, HIGH WATER AND BLOCKED ROADS DELAY RESCUE WORK Many Persons Reported Missing, but Property Damage Is Small—Swift- on Is Hardest Hit. —_. ee EIGHT-MILE PATH SWEPT BY STORM Doctors and Nurses Hasten to Devastated District in Northeast Part of State to Aid Victims. By the Associated Press. LITTLE ROCK, Ark., April 11. -~—Forty-three persons were killed and more than 100 were injured by ‘a tornado that swept through sec- tions of Northeast Arkansas last night. Property damaged could not be estimated. Some the more inaccessible regions the storm district had not been reached by relief workers. The bodies were being placed tn temporary | *morgues at Swifton, nearest the storm center, and oth- er towns. The injured were being taken to hospitals at Newport anu to private homes where emergency treatment was given. The rescuers who worked unde r the light of automobile headlighis all night to recover the dead and injured expected to find many more bedies under the debris ji: the isolated farm settlements and houses which bad roads made it difficult to reach. Houses Are Carried Away. A wide area of almost compleis waste was lIecft by the tornado in the Swifton section, where § the greatest damage resulted. Houses were carried for long distance:, and in one instance one house was dropped in the middle of a creex with three of a family of five deau. The known dead were listed a: follows: Twenty-four in the Swif- ton area, eight at Parkin, three at Guion, six at Lorado and two at Wynne, where two children alsv were missing. The number of injured was great that no accurate estimate» could be obtained. Meanwhile the Red Cross and other relief agencies went forward with their work of caring for the dead and injured. Several Arkan- sis National Guard planes were dispatched to the scene from Lit- tle Rock with medical supplies. Gov. Harvey Parnell also sent his private secretary, Guy § Freeling, and Capt. Lee V. Casey of the Ad- jutant-General's staff, to survey the area with a view of recom- mending relief measures to be un- dertaken by the State. Guardsmen Ready to Go. National Guardsmen had not been requested to aid in the relicf work today, but all were notified to hold themselves in readiness to of of £9 leave on a moment's notice for the storm area. Missouri Pacific Railroad off'- cers offered to send special trains into the section, and promised th: Governor any other aid possibi«. The list of dead included the fPllowing: The dead in the Swifton comm- nity included: (haries de his daughter, mye: Te Sh daughter, leona; Paul Butler and ter. Zela; 8: Mra. and three chidiren, Buster, Ruth and an infant: Mrs. Esther Riles mother-in-law of Mre. Ed Riley. ‘Howard Wills, 6; Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Nicholson: Mra. a4 ff i & r “ld aibe ae ee ye Ss. SS oe bigs BR gat og ea hee ay hist Sih atl 1 er thar be is arene i aa A ? aes PR SE Bo See, Spe saeeaesa Swe ea? » Ger SR 1 6 My : ase ential : jog ae ”) a + wre 5 » on 4 . F, > , 2 . 6 ipa wi Rime, et po EPCRA RRS a eat " poe ratte Wb ~tne a eee nh RE Salen ES CY LE POA ALE PARLE NL ALIA LS eaten libel, Ae, tae Fos ot ew fy PER OOS AAOS. 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reer nal SS a z nn nnn PAGE 9 cen Bae SI. LUUIS POST- DISPATCH eer aoe BP salts ag gs a __._ THURSDAY, APRIL li, NO... - Meme oi. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : ne : = TELLS YER } _ er et MRS. WILLEBRANDT Gann Takes a Back Seat |) § PROSECUTOR a 8 a ore ee Fe FOR INAUGURAL FLORIDA CSOVERAD HAC PICHT T) Semper) 4° Wile Goce to Front purse ENS | rm eryreanery ae OVALS COGS OR ee ee ee ae re * POLO Pe Ai PS AAS a Ate! Ree AR SRE IIMS ONIN Sn : a ee ee ee mere 5 . *% ‘She Is Second Lady of the Land, But Husband, ae was | aga mlten etipevers auth {Saige ‘Comnphndles and. Alder- | Dekics: Silat HIBIT ION INIT Is Mere ‘Unofficial Person’ at | FAR Wal SNOOPING a se teen were|the Poem Teb-bueed rend bh a-| n to Take Office Fo r Ring for —__— Washington Dinners. pant slong a Pee ace ty fed icia. six miles north o¢ ": ily 24; % Is Indi : Counsel of New Ve Wynne. Their two small children. xr eight n the giant clou ee ee ES e% ket ‘ —_ o : ; : it ih ' t ° . . . zie A ep Res Sm il cai aati - kt CARRS a . oh; 1} , ; El 3 Attorney-General Mitchell 87 PAUL YANDERSON, | is likely to discover that bucking | Assistant District “Attorney asicep in tne house. are thought to roared its way in a straight line | The BOOSTANS Oo Ste OMNI | DEC ACOLA. Fla. Ag a A Staff Correspondent of the Post- the decrees of officia. etiquette is. have perished aiso, Dut their bodies iz i? Lami Mh ad, we UOEES LSS e es Nae = ; ones a ~# , man Ss Demand for ' a tougher proposition than bucking | of Washington Deems | nad not been found today. Fi ath so! es lwellit 01 ite oer aeneg Roam | e} - : . pr | = Is Hopeful of Transfer of Dispatch. | : in the ,either side of the road. Hardly a|™embers of the Board of 4 eee | ee ee bursement of a einai tinny Ai AOL AR ans oe — pes « keep a nap cise Pon : we ee Ve ere oN eit: is ws Pe ie ahi wk ve rr the power trust in the Senate. At-- Eight Negroes were killed Department at Special WASHINGTON, April 11.—When | er a 10-year fight, he saved Muscle Them of Lowest Type, vicinity of Parkin. ee eee . Ss ‘ ee Mrs. Edward E. Gann attends Of-] Shoals for the nation, i The Baptist and at hon 381 é y» | ficial dinners in Washington here- @ hundred years is it wl ) y | Gaugn f ena, 7. a vacant seat. Such is the vast ' : | correspondent was abie to iearn [t0- | nd church members wie saat ees y : ille. en eee ee = “ty i) | flag it) he Yn il along,” he said whea “BN social gulf which stretches between ) ; O11} : Bh exgs, Py , ” eremenie = “« east . the gs vi ht of the Vice President and dav from the highest possible aie a‘ 1s prohibition informers P : h siT } . os in he midd!} ) AY... | : ; nies, in Bes, i J aan oO. rte eo jury. Be Over Request of : ° . née sister Of ThA Le SELeeen ‘ on St ? thi f 2. so- ee fae . ates pigihe, eo . 2 ‘oart ( : i] board s chambers, will be for office | relerread, ne Said, to fan These Are Principal Re- | the husband of the sister of the/ thority that ergguanin 8: cous ‘for pay, were denounced as “io® on and Batesville early ay [SES Cee, ' aaa i beldera and int | ; ney. alleged head of Dis rian Who Asserts ; s ° Vice President. cial revolution wou ur: sreatures who Ought to be in jail| ia trucks and ambulances. ee) a OR: acai) smilie + ' | iti ring. Mate ae . : * — ing: a j i ~ . — . tr} secone , ti90n. in ne YF in i it ri i. wa ates Mir quirements According to Diligent iz quiry bv the corre- to give Mr. Gann any ranking in a ee hirtv-two caskets were sent b . : min 6M . ;, se ; si Se ng ees, ee ° _ Ww o~ Fi t di cl sed today that there | official society as long as he re- | themselves.” by. Assistant United | cil ane dancer, nily. id the hi lown | Wi — ez and Madeline 4 ment as U yew -_ . ° sponden sclo y t tne ants psseniaah Alta Rtg cae , + | train from Little Rock today) d | : 4 ae ea | -ell. Diaz’ form » i : = . 2 ? ve he . ‘ en ~ ~ —_ - ; ; & Aaa 4 bad AVist ~VL A L u Js / ut . ao _ . + hea , ~~ i ie ij provide: in as Y ii. bakde 4 riner a8 Fe . Survey of District At- is no possibility that this condi-/ mains simply the Vice Presidents | States District Attorney Renah hal ther with stretcher a“ PT action greet ap with standin liens in the two indictmass. By the A i . - sai ' - — eo wos & O ; ALiab ~~ ie iit is ee LAE « ; ky P hy -~ ir ‘ ; > -~—3 . in % itt } if cod ro L r Ss Ait iis " ae Bi .¥ ’ be 2 tion will be altered. All the pres-| sister's husband. ‘ __|Camalier in a public speech here.| .. ‘iia "ines F came cheater r ‘Diaz and those fellows": gaig a “Ew 4 hi a om . * +har sthhael = i rever it] ' _— . ; bat } } si y sii e. : sé ; e “ ; (shh : s ; From other sources, howe’ et i ed ‘ SF Sate etes eG. | : = ; ee | -ertained that Mr. Gann }s ‘Speaking from his own experience | nj The ceremonies in the er ‘atts, “have tried to get gap ge: gressman kL. ¢. Dyer of ‘all the terror inspired by the name; Was ascertaine ee ee | . mm: « t. byes that nan Pramangy ot , : 'of the K tribe. are insufficient | not ambitious would really | as a prosecutor, he said that a ma- | ) aore OUI t Swi Telephone Lines Between St. Louis | anic chambers will open with an | times before. He declared hey liram Watk of e Kaw tribe. - ti aes " ed , they . a > ; rs ~ ffici l is it +, al mS 7 a ‘4 - in- & \to produce a relaxation of the laws, prefer not to be invited to 0 ai jority of such informers were un-, converted int : emi pd and Little Rock Out of Service, ;} invocation by Rev. Edward S, | were trying to “frame” him toc] learnin th WASHINGTON, April 1—At-/ 4° o¢ticial etiquette that would dinners. Some husbands s ‘= the niignt ; norgue where bodies were ONE -Gista Nee ” ass | Travers, pastor of St. Peter’: ys cause he refused to aid the ras & distillery. has . ee arrangement ACEC, > - ’ 7 « 3 + - be iis- i *. : : ae i ; = gran ee, ; Be . ir i pol ’ torney-Genera! Mitchell is hope | benefit Mr. Gann. Under the d could only sec of the cases > 1 their testi the ijured, most of whom were ver uch 233 TO Many Pols 2 Miss Mildred Paule. a daughter o of dollars worth of spurious . | . > » o Vi ea ) hk ‘ul that Congress at its special! pensation worked out through the ; a 3 pet Rigi cis | hittin ih la Coon ie em lg ac ela bP Sik ieee re * 4 oe 3% + Ah a ein le , nan A a mn ri 2 ‘worthy of belief, and that many, . ie re lated i. nie ignite : —* ‘ attention ven obetween 1.100) et staan Shcstneee a th ‘| copal Church, followed by a solo by | their plans to manufacture gai e Curb Exchange bined eff f foreign and do 1em with a telescopé quid |mony had to Sin wssed. AK Si pitals in nearby places, | the South are routed, were Put CUT Herman Paule, Twelfth Ward Iie-| Federal authorities charge Gy | “Oo 4 e © torts ; - LC f ™ . or . ; Ae . % "es ‘ OF & i +2 ; f by 4 ' , * + - . iz 4 1 4 ; session beginning Monday will en- — so a sion ogo aie “ea a i with ' - 4 ‘'s attack was a shock to Families Crushed to Death. Dt rvice Dy > Serr’ | public Committeeman. City furnished $5000 to fimnanes @ ohibit t in a tet? ;mestic diplomats, Mrs. Gann a tiene ~ os ei raed aa eer er + oe ee efcre oO” } st n Thirts aes : 49} iting bu ~ ‘ - legisiat for . sondin >lezgram Mr. aiudie ea kit e- née Gead and injure he 2G! m ic pL tt - ister Grosse will adminster e du peitiy business, for whis: .change officiais act the necessary legislation f0T | .,mes the second lady of the Capi- ndings elegram, his dience. He oaking b 4 ve , re see lo i | a per a ie | lals pss > > . . ~ — eo... ™ } ° a : oi Sas | ‘ Phia “ ' ‘i * if ‘Ti i Lé | ii= ‘ 4&cVta of ov, , eo ~~ / to iis ese the transfer of the Pronh.Dition tal, but Mr. Gann remains a mere ttending func ni : nig ee aS struc] k ere fa ers Poles we biown down near ai- eleet. The Radio T hich a turn wx ee ipanies the products - ° . T eas i“vnnofficial pers: = ‘* Bit eae ers | ‘ . ry = | * iit e ‘ - . i s i ; ‘ e AR £i . Vad Ai iW ) ‘ bs tp oe : expected to be back /| ;,,)) Californians to Ship Plane Bigg le surpris v | t Hoover in his in-{ever Mr. Gann sits will be the foot al to him, and he Aas las si = oS co rege ee ° tien eek a et ehatn Mat ee me New York to Prenen and 7 ee oy President Hoover in 1s in-'* Sa ae a ta ends and others that h Lia nailed by the prosecutor. | 299 miles of Swifton, rising out of | im service Db} ci9ce toniget, 4 the rotunda, Preside: eun ’ : Me icmand. Willam A, of the table. A Third Assistant — ‘A, on ay Se Peeceee. | Resume Flight There. __ sect Js ~ . x. ¢ = . sa 4 : a 4 ; A ps i oe . - a} >f fix > 3 a ee ae gerne ee ee Aldermen will act : : ¢ Holl Q Eixchan m ther of the Southwestern eli Teile- eae het Loomis aan af from tne} 2. s ~: las wt » 5 } ~ | master ceremonies. presidin i ‘> OL 9 ywood, : j ¢. said although eheal ] lowly ons ath phon oO . : and Ross Hadley i ot, landy | — t moved slowiy along a ry: : pinone : rs landing of the marble tenons — Hadley, his pil i never been brought Uu ° > | he i : Postmaster outranks him. Nobody; ** **" Hi snerience | . .a: "ar ae Ti } is Tpe Bp $55 = aad paige ~ . ? ” > in rhich ' with a vestige of an official title , burning. C2F one , ngregational Church, which ! —_ Coolidge formerly at-/j| cas at below Mr. Gann few formal occasions Wd : . St I ‘a Field . “ *- . se hba ‘ . . ‘ : ‘ I al > ? « q lreadv attended have staircase which will serve as ai® ee ee At Door far as he knew, he termined that legislation is neces- alre pO EAE nded. Camalier was rited to | as gir pie cab apo - | sary for its accomplishment since oe enele. him in this choice. apparently on the sump- | SIX RED CROSS RELIEF LADY HEATH I$ SLIGHTED stage. As the Mayor, Comptroller | teeny —— a west in a Stearmm loubt the exchange wag enfrocement power was vested in During the controversy which Tonight Is the Night. | ti that he would com AT BANQUET IN DETROIT ;and Aldermen appear, a band on; ” ee ee pr which: a ermit dealing in such the Treasury by an act of Congress. | 295 raged over the status of Mrs. | Gann will have an oppor-| ort the activities WORKERS SENT TO ARKANSAS _—— _ : will play “Hail to| nt ete ff the sale of fore Most details of the transfer have | Gann as the “official hostess’ of ee time tonight to c¢ | Not Invited Although Other Women the Chief.’ Travers will re. | und ane world. : age tocks is illegal.” he sai been worked out, wtth the general | Vice President Curtis, there has ee oa Pare plamenare Alfred Evans, Director. Preeedes Flyers Are There: “Just a ‘ the invocation. Miss Helen) .. plane will be shipped me irb Exchange would be plan mow before the President.| beem ample evidence of a grow- | CR Te avi of Chile, will : Party That Leaves for New- Working Girl,” She Says. | Traubel will sing, and Grosse wi i —— to ke See ee siete ntormes, 6 Enforcement would be under an//"& concern over the status of Mr. | **"" . a "990 guests. ‘nstead he said | . port After Storm. DETROIT. Mich April 11. again administer the oaths of of.| “&™® }0oms and Hadley will gan course, be the first te tak assistant Attorney-General, prob-|Gamnn. It has been manifest not, ** PEP aoe” P agers y t “rhe paid lice ‘ormer is tne Five additional disaster fin 5 tone | augural address as the first step ‘mn @ program of better general law enforcement and it is now de- > ~ i a ie , 1S SY .) ? a ' . 4 - . —— , ontent (tO, ACCr The meeting was held in the 1 BAN On Fe RAPER ¥ z PTB : A cot iwsus! x ey ee Se a ie. se) aera SAB ec! ADEE NRE ee ee ee a te: Se “- a A ce apr age Pigs ES Po 8 (Be = f.A ag , i) ee een pat ie v, ? a ae . om . ' it in “7 os te “The t i . : — ne sail ait : 4 ° ' rhen the band will play “He’ ying again. The trip may tile 20 -f as [ know 4 7 7 - : * ‘ " ‘ . _ ‘ . , ai i ; 5 Zz 3 ; is . ; g ably Mrs. Mabel Walker Wille-|0Omiy in Washington. but in ¢ . gremoant eae resid west type . ine@lvicuas thj workers were . | ew) | pol capital of th avon, 4 Jolly Good Fellow,” and Mayor three months, and it may a Heimning mM > Voistead act o- ele , * > ° - + ; be 4 . j ‘ . > a ‘»> CA oe Gk —_— : } . ' - — ; Twelfts Boulevard and Olive _ ver fhe rankine F&F essary by reason of the absorption | cuits . : -here — sie rs ' ; on — neers held a Danque nigi ut; Sts spangied Banner.” probably ; dees: ™ ranking iteg La _ a N | . 4 “4 ~ hw > ~ i> Ww _-™ 3 ’ At tne - ce : p | : - ¢ . ? c* ~ ss P } . j ~+ ; ; ; > Po . y ‘ . " ~ > * =) ti : ie > robably } MEMBER oF THE ASSOCIA 3. ;t jp? ' f vi . bie: © J of such a2 huge arm of the Federal! | ae woe Leen S and ut : , ; ith 4a! ho ni . 4 i e,| tm co at 12:50 p. m end AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATE (Ou . . . ~ ‘ ~ =e $s. { PS Re } As tiiaadline . aheouns 2 a een “ 5 : ae - 4 o : . oe Pe ‘ Re . m -. - 5 - late r — i sak on, Government and ultimately the /| im the controversy last Saturday b: se ; na | themselve iniste1 th ; Red r rk in the isconsi ection » the all-American ail seine ii Ege aeurd a3 ind has voted appointment of an additional As-.| Urging Secretary of State Stimson > isti sense land “ ‘ ANOTHER GATES HEIR BORN io at —— aA an ee setant Attorney-Genera! would be ito decide at once where Mrs. Gann : es. — , aes CHICAGO eee ge oe . Grewrceen ; a + liundreds of thousands 6 p oo 3% © lea refer th pies e id Lda) ' “ ; Hiram Wal - » ‘ - s & oh f9 3 to Mrs. Lester Norris. who tn | Dafty and Sunday, one rear. ce tepe! ky kite cone eealeae LS aagmenanren ere e > ’ ieee “ eat 88 22° A We RR ON a ‘i 4 dat pe wa GAS) AE eR RD agente sey er ¢ ”_ NPR oo who baAve given the subiect inten- T110n to the World Court for settle- sat ati si , " 2 it r : : as ‘9 JT iin é re ; ay and their | ’ Midwestern pei ive study ment, declared today that he was / Wwit4 a piety “4 sence 1 r such circumstances | lie ie day fo : ape Sein ore i tl Pome = without Sunday. s an corporation, _ 7 F . ; ' “hadi ieee ees oe a6 . Pil marual \ as wee herited the “2 HON ARAN fartun ‘ nday only. weet , Would Unite Two Forces ot isfied with the decisior | ° | vaste | is isgTac any church with 3 five assistants, all experienced | y;, RPS ate viet Tt on ca = vy nee | whisky at Watkervill ; Arup ' . ' ee ee / : ’ 5 ; iS = wii . ' ; ' ci canes pies. ‘ Sh Lt Tr : Sa t } ‘ ' rt wt i . + a Ian ta : h = Ww G . : ] j uC rann . j liat ; | : ler et 7 ———— . rales. : exchangs. icoress the bo tures tt +i wee : At the outset. however, the work | — tted to Mrs. Gann - so Nirs. Gann’s Status With ‘Senate! whic! nay be affiliated. in disaster relief, a! Lele: i - ca Canadis : nmi ime SMasvin tien: Saba ncienent Su Rates by Carriere ’ = Petron Bix ' ] i . : Se would be carried on with the pres- | 4" . ice President's wif tes’ ‘ha d ws out six months ago. j dick Henrietta a ae porseen ©! | weltverea by city carrier or cubeltows Galt se Kk bas been "5 = Ladies’ Cinb Not Changed. ; efore she married her child] d' Daily only. S0e a month; janis a pre - : * yerv outset + SyvvT? - ~ —_ re: ~ - ly _ te - awa aid ssid rr? f ia tli rial noo ; y. o 4 ’ " or . : : : “a ear ent Department of Justice force - tal —— ae Seth , ormers were working in t] t Ci tist : | ! ; i. oe . 7~ —- Ft Leer i, = -* . ae d 5800148 ac rres: , ” . a eet ne r . nic r s e aie. ’ be « : Lugmented of course by the exist-| Pathies have been peculiarly with *®y te “ : , conjunction with the Washington art. @ ago arti st. es ks ago it was up to 93 | A = tH I ~ (5 “a t ; ~Y y . - gn = P . ; . g ‘ ’ > “ , ’ . ~ , . . ’ — 2 * fi ’ ; ’ } ; Tt Tog - & od ng machinery of the Treasury | - rann, Me Sara. niin police. The num! has been re-/the Gr: nor eee TOP CS=t ig etc ak See : saa , pped to 66 There which would be taken over It je/ pressic all along that Mrs. Gann hough he diplomatic cerps has duced to about six. The plice | ecutir ; eushit wig et : antec ieee os aaa) “3 ik of a merger the expectation that after the ma- WOU! ‘A hat . the ricxen e f that! ae . “a ote tid 4» 4m 4a ta. 4a. a. li. hr. ar. Lockwood said that inery gets fully in motion one | ion >w why | 2 hat ‘a : me ae “, tos Peasant | Thet ale | : rit : =e | , rtjeen ent of liquors im a 233 7? 3 rit eta ‘ . .s : 1 publications was f iw. securities were Ff iets, and the curb did ~~ & % ea e e 24 \ ooh As inate ... , \ssistant Attorney-General! wil! de- jemonst —- « ote full time to the prohibitio: ) ete wae oes ; social gank given ice “eS wife, her status ,ork with the other duties now on as correct. « i: aa oe 77) TOO "> 7 ai : ‘ | t i i 7 * In the view of the Attorney- | We ee mhine o FOR THIRD LIQUOR OFFENSE sccm ian | at the Seventh Ward Mairie ihn aia ee te ee LO gran. Js. Gan: 25 ALige AL- “Disgraceful Spectactie. , lay. Prince Henrv is ; } , ? . (,eneral the earlw transfer of the arded wit ea Presidents. ——_———_ —- Z 7 ad OMOTTOU Lad is ae “ yo ‘ & é 7 . ; ‘ac > ga yt rohibition unit to the Justice De- embers took 9 David Evans Sentenced by Judge , ot | has two chi (+s ; > , rar a. of > ha j , 4 " ; " a ae : : 4 7 , a artment would facilitate the work sevicter th vant yer 1 Faris After He Pleads —* sae anaes : ; a sorainds was oan a; temps to rear VON ay 4 - . ‘ ‘ : we ‘ ~ ‘a "Ace . ~* ‘ ‘ i | o ; 7 © ha? 7 ames . : . : - ~ ; +" » . : : ° RL as A oitlindin, ‘ i} Via) ‘ La% LhiGaiid a ia ‘ ‘ae ; “7 ry ee. of strengthening the department's | .4 ; ee ten er} . the bue Guilty. e . mM enforcement machinery over thei waa nr a a a rhe minimum penal ir thi you ™m - vu. _ Potsdam im 13915 ' é‘ 1a ireatl said country a) i¢ . : 1e° ~ é na 1 eee . 1s on ; . ceae as lf ; i ‘ sa ' rs iw & Fi ‘ . ia - - . > : - : . ‘ ‘a 7 De oeuie ee 4 . a a a » 2 ' . ; : } rt 7 4 } ‘ .. : ional funds and personne!. ‘elt tha ould have shouldered |“ . . ADVERTISEMENT e : stor x lie ' * 4 . } ‘3 : Oo “eri rities mc teday on dl, Ml, Mi, Me, Ml, Ml, My, Lr, A nation-wide survey of the offi- ces of Federal District Attorneys z Tian ifacterig * fiband im the raise the qt f listing (merican © nea tO InVeSse er said ‘ ought Hiram Ws vestmen?, Junt ‘ other seewrities in fF i . i aA 52° Ladd ~ we hd 7 i ~ i . sia : NY: : ’ —. . #4 i *) r ; >.>? _ _—— _ at " — need : 3 sete ad "cas “ee ia ? : 27 = aAar gas , 4 2 -) ; « cha isk 3 i i a - 9 . ‘ : : as ; ha 4 7 . ; Sule | >1 rau . ii > . ° —— ” : ; . . — strengthening in & NuUm- : : a il Nr ot th crt ’ Hieaded (10n Comm er. and wai. en >% ; La : Fe bh bh ky ; ‘ =" aii dl ay Pan yf at " Ds, 4 : a . a ‘ | > | e. > , .* a > ita ‘ d . * ’ " p . _—— a —_ . 4 wel ; i : J ‘ at . 4 4 " . i sae es. aiiurTres a aGC- 17 a > ISIO!l = i. mi ‘ fy : aah i 4 ‘ H i& > , uate en for: em ? > ha 2 + ss n 4 : ll ae “ae p ‘ . iD | P P ’ r oO ; : ee , i} aay : ‘4 4" . " 3 Ve Dp a \. 3 irs S to : «s m . f tT}? uN i wie to] . . lack of assistants and funds was ma lain th he decision Se Fate & — —_— sapt ak peg a ice rom e er S . ; ‘ ki ii \ ' . ans . ia TY am - in a b&b ® . 4. . epnhoned me one ¢ = | mended that I Baye R uc | Mm Walker. [bad contiea € g a res udgment and me for me. f time that it ‘Ty security. and whem ently learned that it in company, manga * | was astouned. The steck was net @ Hiram Walker Distillers, iTiram Walker My @ net enougch to “es spirit of the ; violated the entire stock of smartest dress and sport coats L these securities: oh my : ; . .» ae ich Exchange : that are trimmed with the newest and most : = viewaiiel a a fashionable furs. Also many tailored coats j ity. The renee law ° es Cu vrovid inet ac without furs. Coats that formerly sold from et Nanas * | $250 to $49.50. Every coat ts extremely | : ; MAIL AND P SEN desirable — styled far in advance and of- _ ARRIVES FROM } | ee 5°25-hocsepewer fers you exceptional savings at a very F Cabin biplane. te eRery , , . 7 “SCUSeTS on the Uaived opportune time. Select your coat early! mm "on Corporation's bs i : i“. flew inte Lambe ’ - “1 sn a ZB s @&? Th epeyvey teday ‘rom Not Entire Coat Stock: i 6Th+ test leet the trim Ge “a : to St. Loui, Waa ENSEMBLES 4 OFFL 9 f°) 0°" 80 62 inaton: ALL CLOTH BLES ‘4 OFF Phew and 45 minutes ‘o* Dew ship has space Pounds of mail deliind tf “od for four passengers ie ‘ind the mail compart Put sits behind the a 3 lt | Doe dd oe k pit. The = ‘Tulsing speed in 125 milem © ="d tts top speed. 156 ~ Rour, the District Attorneys. e- cor! fected ee here = % cou om peiled . ’ - - " - rereny eee . - ‘ . om ta . Departmen f oe Wwe ite on sain ' mpose rt fine and prison sen AOFCIDE the | } * _ rs : " ‘ : : ‘i . . . . mre , sy ~ ¢ ; +’ , ars 5" te in ~ ; 4 nit iis testa : Ot ’ a 2 a, mii a ee i” : " Olstead act provides we to.eratec. appropriations ¢ =) La decisi in Mrs. Gann’'s favo: pesearen seas: - t ~~ Washington Chief of Police to Bar Schoolgirl learns assistance to the District Attorners’ in resnon a hint from Stimso: por second-OQrT ® possession D> owas ry Informers. Pin ha ¢ : . > 4 — é ; . e ; offices that 18 re@marded as neces- ;:} ho deel peants oe se " M3172 i m3 22 of three months an: enue Gat, Ss ° a . , gtr secicowes Uy se tatge tage soipaite- «ei peninagammaina PRS ot WASHINGTON, April 11 Pai ary and uniess there is an early “On behal? ¢ ny colleague , 0 ine. ne new vones iaw pro- i... . p "CN veers re ye es ywvvevVvevVvVvVvvVvvVvVvvVvvVvvVvvVvvVvVV VY Vy "N transfer of the prohibition unit ap- th. ae la st +o» Vides a maximum of five vea . "4 lie . Wi be bh es r - ad Im Farms at evita Aran? sone b hd . snore mie? " . . 1 ‘ } “> 4 . . ‘ ‘wos 29 > vi . > i . .* ’ Pproprrations y Congress must be Si; sea ; eS he te ' vitl 10 7 immu . tt | : ji ; al ail } é; as UIi awaited, siete ail i a first offends . a4 ¢ . - ; ¥ | ' ) gated Where the surveys have indi- ple ® memorand hich } WO | « * > MAN’S FEDERATION BARS ~acoigude eated a lack of energy on the part handed ¢ + , ; = sho ora . . ‘ a ‘ > +4 _ t* + » of the District Attorneys. some of ' ,; cae ms rs intendent TH all Me . - ~~ » . “7 . » x ‘ , A J sa ‘ \ “he in Atte ’ the al eT them have been called to Wash- rday that the xis A POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS er CE | c « th © n ; nference ith vir Sta nthar ; ri a i » ; egg : q ahi nen are to | suostituted ’ ' , ngton for conference S wire a& vie. es : D ’ prese! neh Ruling of Tilinois Group Will Ex Pratt s eA has a is nowadays abour the a determine question opr clude Republican Clyb From he bhen Geiteeted an in the oo independence of the sub-deb work. It was stated \We Lee in fa as fem bership. that this methed had brou lett . ha | ‘s of | he ai e- iy tLe “ated Press ‘hing | , ' : : sir ied gy ty " generation, your reporter got matic corps are expected to decide ) we C | : a great kick our of hearing a ARE, grandmother describe how her Hoover Decides to Ketain Alien . ] = Property Custodian. gtanddaughrer was following t 7,2 AB®Ocial@®.. [’ress, Snow to ft , ice - r i i ana ‘ neer 4 ti? ‘ ‘3 | ; . >. bir tm ia . : - 2 . a a good old tried and truc WASHINGTON, Apri! 11.—Hew- | Mrs. Gann will be most agreeab!: ‘omen's | ublica: "wh P Perf : : Sa . Piety : h 4 . ¢ | os wee, w ns Re : ub of Ti-\ writ ransferred others Method of improving her - Si ees “a i i a : if ‘f 1 * the Hoover administration.. it is a am Lie! CITC UMStances. my «cr > * zg | | gp 6 lpg oe ie ues an i. desireus. as alrea i a EE , - , — es Z2} ee.’ ee eg S g right — amen — seo eres : nid ated, snowing ail possib: | _ ma apo ember r 329, Succeeding , u > ; “ folks SAY. For years now, mothers : “nments until we can ebtain some ) ‘St ‘ 7 Custedian’s office, and who recent-'| ._,. aia ten hte a if ing a tabiespeon of Nujol once a day | and fathers and grandparents have ‘~@ Was paroied after serving time ria aig a since and | , } : ’ ee - ~~ . ‘ ey onstituted American authorit: a xgguileme pig _ known the benefits of Nujol. And : the Atianta penitentiary. ss recedence duc ee Pe 4 i treatinesr. Already she has found aa t. : le Pp n lue to the wife o the sew crowd of girls and boys now SMITH ON SECOND DIRECTORATE a ¢ President of the United - 7 imprevement in her genera! heaich, |- growing up are nding that health tormer Governor Named on Board | ip view of the ¢ eM her system functioning sormally | i, the most popular asset in the fact, however of Insurance Company. | this is not altogether tn. ac- | 2 tour Ear Will Tell ORNS SNE ee Bee Slled. world today. iy the Associated Presa. : ' cordance it the custom which . . ‘ , NEW YORK, April 1!.—Former | has prevailed during recent vears. | the Difference That's one of the best things about | Nujol was perfected by the Nujol Gov. Smith has been elected a di- rself pointed , ie, ®, } Nujol. Ie is | | ’ ? rself pointed out : : foi. just as harmless for | Laboratories, 2 Park Avenuc, New rector of the Consolidated Indem- wiebee , , yesterday to the : , ! ; . ; nity & Insurance Co. John F. Gil- ‘ young girs, or babies even, as it is | York City. Ie can be bought any- | v4 resident, my colleagues and , . ' ; hrist, president. announced vyes- | : 9 acd tiat this provigiona! ; | Five Minutes Will oteccaae : —— cep nes ocegs terday. Other directors include | arrangement must } . ; ; - ' inel --4o nt mu: onsidered as For N , to a good movie. Get a bortle today or Nujol contaias so medicines or William FF. Kenny and James J bein —_—— “" ° , - : etisaacsasinat -}; Veg Without prejudice to any € “in ¥ try if | Au? } Riordan, both clos friends ef | final arrangement. We al! sincere- ony ee ou drugs. Ie can’t possi bi v upset rou - oa oe PacKa ges Smith. mith reeentiv ws | }y th t) } 1? as made i! hope that his solution wi! because it works so easily and fegzu- * Sirector of the Metropolitan Life! meet with general ap; hy ee ) a ee See Sunday Post-Dispatch for Announcement larly, im a normal fashion | Made by the makers of Museo! sad succeeded Thomas Miller, un- ~~ * Uw Sas oe ie 2 a Lehane aie 20 ty i a ten A ale . us v7 ’ he oa. ask - Bs Toone es? sie - UR Oe pat man tear gs se beso tatecicdor ae ek ms veteran ~ . ko - . in , . ‘ - t* rat

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DA EX-GOVERNOR ARGES CONSPIRACY § Financing Counterfot. Ringe! rW hich He io Indicted. ms 4airest J. Catts of ed by a Federa} Jacksonville Tyes. of aiding and abe:. “Mdneys o counterfeitins Tring, wag ex. to be made today. — minister has de. branding them py've been trying to get me ng,” said when informed action of the grand jury. He d, he to Julian Diaz py, alleged head of the coun. ing ring, Mateo Mir, Arman. ming ut Madeline Leah li, Diaz’ former secretary, a]. ed in. the two indictments, and those tellows,” gaid “have tried to get me 149 before.” He declared they ying to “‘frame’’ him © be. he refused to aid them in hlans to manufacture millions lars worth of spurious notes. oral authorities charge Cattg S aid. hed $5900 to finance the business, for which $25,000 in re 4 eive ORNIA FLYERS IN CITY WAY AROUND THE WORLD rnians to Ship Plane From ew York to France and Resume Flight There. Hollywood, Cal. his pilot, landed lLouis Field at noon from the West in a Stearman cockpit plane in which they to- make a pleasure tri; d the world. plane will shipped from York to Le Havre, France, Loomis and Hadley will start again. “The trip may take months, and it may years, Loomis ds on we OUIS POST-DISPATCH Poundes br JOSEPH POLITZE ER s Daily be The ytd Publishing Co. Trei'th Roule Olive oF DCIATED PRESS rc- of Ross Hadley, m bert-St. Loomis isn? said.’ how like ard BER THE AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS Ausocieted Press ig exciusively entitico te for. republication of al] news dispatches to it or not otherwise credited in this ' ant also the local vews published All rights of republication of special dis- berein are also reserve ption Rates by Mail. ta Advance : Sundar. one WERE. coccaceneseoonee 0 without Sunday. one ape b i] one year. beceoboe Se 5 08 te postal ”" express ” money St. Louts exchange Bubseription Rates by Carriers by city carrier or out-of-town Gealer: ealy. 50e a month: Sunday. 0c & copr. ae second-class matter July 17, 1872. Poxtoffice at Bt. Louis. Mo. yw wy wv oweeeee eee —— eA. A tr Ae her inde * vent otfers our iss and sport coats newest and most y tailored coats erly sold from > coat is extremely advance and of- gs at a very your coat early! Stock! LES 4 OFF! FRLSOVER CR ~rE ——— ~ = —— cpa Rapnerneeneeinata _ - A SA I ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ __. THURSDAY, te Veteran Operatic Star Sings With Grandchildren AAS RIGHT TO SELL DISTILLERY STOCK Counsel of New York Mar- ket Answers Congress- man’s Demand for Reim- bursement of Loss. SAYS NO LAW BARS TRADING IN SHARES Officers Express Surprise Over Request of Missou- | rian, Who Asserts [nvest- ment Was Unprofitable. hy the Asso NEW YORK, Apri 11.—Con- gressman J. St. Louis who sold tSiirat ‘alker, Inc.. stock compan) RIM Kp in Wo, , : Ore ne INANSA Wii bo aerate SOR ; a LS Se ~ NI FON a aaa Aan = was a hus inded | that the reimburse him Dyer, prohi exchanre o had no right Ge yy) hange for epublican and bitionist, in a letter to contended to list the a ‘v« iilt jais | t Or k = ee companies are contraband in tt While curb officials ceipt of the letter, they declined to make it public and expressed considerable surprise over Dyer's demand. William , sabi biplan: Diss: gers : to carr said he on the Universal certificates 10 ton Cor pora' 8° line. flew into Lambert Fieig at Tho? The last legoi the Mas City to St. J & 7 " r hour 45 minutes, Peed of t 150 The new Ship ? AS Sn ed “Pounds of mail behind the engin: 284 for four passengers in a ind the mai! compartme! | Pot Bits bye see the Overisst | , os by " . laze Louis-¢ ca the stubs } thie feancetled leet) & =. s'ockhbook., aig . . 3 by " t'sa man lind — + : ~st. marked cance ied no Toombs , where it had He KT1e : Louis erased the + zi ft k indorsement today from Seattiec. ) used from Kani- made in} at oP : } ~ ar . os att “7 A hia aeae 1? : bz re risa tue’. au.ttta i. Piet examiners mignt triv, from ous, Was heen written mn , and or “because ] ADOU miles an for 60° | insurance about it.” Denics Toombs Claim. it. The 7. D. McGee, a u eabinet. in an.examiner. and L. F. Bohie “P%ed = cor} yeit The piant + merly assistant to Secretary sUising Epeed is miles an hour! gave documentary and ts top epeed, 150 miles an tive testimony William F 'tges, vice president of the canin state insur Darst, corrobora- Gran- defunct %, BUT DENY FRAUD & Onie- | ket Capita: | |insurance a | issue. | testified ithe ecertific the stock held by the holding con res | lnor had Na-] | was of the! had one of two! iwere the } ifl- | Toombs’ iand can- |; reattach ed th e TT DOWNTOWN BARS RAIDED BY POLIGE OE \ wence OT 1 Each Place, Lig UO] been , ,* Plaid} “2 overissue 8s! certificates, 110098. Two similar based DD 11010- convic- are her certificates, on to seven two ot 1] The punishment W ounid he three imprisonment. } " YY on years | sentence, isistant C 1 oF i@ cOmMparagraph seemed 1 what i?) c i niear | Mrs. band ths i iCthar] ‘ On if APRIL 11, 1929 HUNG JURY, 1101, N VELASCO TRIAL — Pe a a N HOLDUP MURDER Discharged After Three Hours’ Dcliberation on Case of Alleged Slayer of Nathan Broddon. With for Ore member holding out after three the ’ acquittal ballots, the jury in case of David Ve- lasco, 22 the m year-old ald, ch with 69- was Circuit Judge Hall at 8:30 o'clock last night, when as- sured that the dissenting juror had no intention of changing his vote. The jury had deliberated three hours. ‘The first showed 9 for second 19 and | tO 1. years arged urder of Nathan Broddon, clothing merchant, discharged by ba | lot to 3s *) Lo ~*s conviction. the ic disagreeing es W. Quinn, who said ot believe Mmemouer 4875 Farlin afterward that Was the evid ranted conviction for fi murder. The Court jury st-degree had instructed to return a verdict for hanging or acquittal. ircuit Attorney Flynn for the death penalty. don was killed Oct. 31, ing Se Zest when he 5 thre e vVidence was purely as none tiie ' shooting Ben sroddon’'s, re next door, the joined in Capturing V« ble aes asked lkrod in his cloth street, store hero- nee men. of witnesses who Op- told of scene, the lasco ng Velasco from policeman told by « 4 P ; a, % erar,. . ' ici who Velasco admit was in the eighboriood.: a} awa rd, because, hntened by\ his wav tue after spend- |} com pan- Madison lliara and Or) Th Joe companions, Mike Ag Martinez, are av same charge. Velasco, a Mexican, through an efforts to introduce evidenes through the a micros: measuring TY cry? } ") < or S| i ‘ a : ‘ ~ aiting trial the testified interpre fer »- Col) paragr Instriu- tial} A evils ner the lence 4 7 ) apt, ‘Opie eit when Judge pointed out this COni« “ble } been the not of niete, Le state had ‘ t 9 Show ownership \ or h was store, found Through the it is possible determine from pistol a builet was fired, by arkings on the slug. Judge Hall’s instructions to the jury was based on If the jury found of participation 1 though it did fired the fatal shot to find him gui! Lo ue m 4 Velasco in the he- was of al, Velasco refused to and take a life -sen- tence. DISPUTE OVER $10,000 POLICY LEFT BY ‘GOOD TIME CHARLEY’ Matlock Wants Insurance, But It Is Claimed for Son of Husband She Killed. A controversy is in progress nHver TH OA inc “(000 "Tires f id iutomobile Saliesm: West End apartment where established a night another “Mrs. club er as ‘the insurances re ‘y, constit bulk of ade pave it - estate, Mrs. However, a claim has been {nr this Sih inle 4% Matlock Yr lade fit hehalf ot iaries fatiock Jr 2-year-old (son bv a previous marriag ne legal- Mat the groun: iock cannot beneficiar roug! To this Mrs 0 f an policy th was tried es ppointer administrator at Proba* if Lie req her ow! \nother appeared In todav hv uest of ho w resnerft. feoterrrine j Pri should he. paid. safest way to JAN KERNS Why the A:B-A Cheque is the TRUST carry money COMPAN (1) You siga your neme here when you buy ABA Cheaves et your own benk. for you. (2) You sign agein hereinthe presence of the person who eceshes the cheque Comperison of your two signetures is your identification. if cheaves ere tost or stoien before you sign the second time your money is refunded. A-B’-A CHEQUES Accepted Everywhere — Buy Them from Your Own Bank (3) Alweys took here for your own benk’s neme when you buy trevel oheqves. (man N. for | last. | great resisted a hold- circumstan- | saw | imert, aiter- | Was | PIstal | Mat- | WAS | +f ric } ho $10 N08 the | mn third 11) ‘sion ave- ; he! |} adie War- | i are ! | know | ing i was ousted our day. I outside Broddon’'s | comparagraph | } men. | heights of alleged conspir-|. a ' ity |} more. | dation, iclinics w iment | jin the | sickness tilling | Matlock | for mur- A tn cm a CHIGAGO CORONER WITHDRAWS FROM MEDICAL SOGIETY Dr. Herman Bundesen Re- | signs Because of Ouster of Dr. Louis E. Schmidt for Free Clinic ‘‘Ad.”’ By the Associated Prvee. CHICAGS April 11.—Dr president ot Health go health corm- Hler- Bundesen, Public former the American Assocla- | tion, Chice missioner and now Coroner of Cook County, has resigned from the Chi- cago Medical Society in protest against the ouster of his Dr. Schmidt. Dr. Bundesen joined Dr. Schmidt that the ing sick is too high, duty the to assume the colleague, Louis E. be- wee | medical profes- declaring cost of and that is the of burden of bring- ing these costs down to a reason- level,” not that doctors’ high, nor do J understand Dr. Schmidt ever to have taken that position,” Dr. Bundesen said in his letter of resignation. “But that the other costs sick are overwhelming families of modest income, host# of the middle « simply cannot afford to have ment unless they borrow or beg the money—and Americans do not like to beg. “The ruished sad | feces do say 5 all be - the The treat- accusers of my distin- and valued friend and ad- viser, Dr. Schmidt, took their charges against him one of his outstanding philanthropies. the €] because he is officer of, the Oy) Med- president I1- from 1caZzo Soc chief ica] lety and medica linois Social Hygiene is providing treatment free and and with social diseases, plied to the Public Healt! but have unable to For this from its funds set itable purposes $12,000 a vear. “TT am a trustce the Jlii Hvgiene League along with i group of distinguished city. Il am honored ated to men afflicted ap- women children who have heen pay the institute's fees. service the institute, aside for the cha pays league of nois social citizens to assoc} “I stand with Dr. struggic. 7 Chicago will stand with known my life,-and man more lling of medicine there man willimg to serve his fel He has reached the greatest fame as a surgeon, but labors for charity and humay have enriched his name Schmidt Mediu him Dr. Sc} ne have devoted to than “he So- ciety son) have midt nearly all ver [I kn the great ca he. Nor was Own a ever a more low his even Announcement of Dr. Bundesen’s resignation followed a statement from the Julius Rosenwald Foun- endowed to support medical hich will furnish treat- to the sick at nearly cost. statement urged the necessity The | of co-operation between physicians jand the }and hospi' if the laboratory being sick are public, al costs of to be reduced. “The family in which serious ill- ness occurs is not much interested details which make up bill,” the statement said, “but is greatly concerned with the total.’’ the irnent ' terms | yearly }amendment i bitter opposition in Congress, ticularly | because | $10,000 |prepared to wage a vigorous | however, cents | would | income along « ’ “<< ‘a iaSse€s j He | League, which | Institute | __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ | FESS WOULD PUT EX-PRESIDENTS IN SENATE FOR LIFE Will Introduce Bill to Make | Them Ex-Officio Members at $25,000 a Year. $y the Associated Press, WASHINGTON, proposal to permit former Presi- dents to serve ex-officio mem- bers of the after they Ik office was indorsed today tor Fess (Rep.), Olive Fess announced that regular session in would introduce a amendment to carry the into {fect. Under the Presidents us Senatore?- and would April li.—A as Senate ave by Sena- at the December next he constitutional proposal! amend- would for lil $29,009 former serve -large recelveé He added that his proposed probabiv would evoke as to the Senators a year, but salary involved, are paid he said only he fight for the measure. He asserted “elntter up” the special with such a proposal. The said, he less Presi- and adequate genial work. on BILL CHANGING NOMINATION Salary proposes, former worries of would re lieve of assure } financial them an with cong: cr mn Bpec'al to the Post-Di spatch. JEFFERSON Mey & The Senate lat ill, introduced ‘ase) of Kansas City, providing for the nomination of candidates fo judgeships of the Supreme C and ¢ of Appeals by tion ad of primary, a: now. Similar by the yesterday passed by Senator ¢ ourt ‘ourt.s COTLVEGll- inste by bills lave been PpasSeu Senate 1n of the Legislature have been defeated The Casey bill State committees ade cide previous but invariabiy in the Hous: would permit th: of the politics the would SCSS1Oi18 to how dele. the there for under parties FACS chosen, included gates to conventions being the the no pro, oO f s10,) Aele- election election laws, Fascist-Communist Clash. VIENNA, April 11.—Five men were seriously injured last night in of shots betwgen Communists at miles from exchange Fas- eists and factory an suburb five city. 'tenced PAGE ,|S4500 FORGERY CASE BUND 1S WORTHLESS , for $5200 Anothe: Bal on sep Bauer Also Appar- ently Invalid, Miller Says. The halie young man ot John in Louisville, lo three } state who, under the Russo, Was sen- Ky.. Tuesday, prison for inter- transportation of stolen au- tomobiles, is Joseph Bauer, whfo is wanted St. Louis for jumping cars in in (bonds totaling $7700 | Thi }s par- | |} sureties probably are Was i i*<“harles H. i; eyry -' that he did not intend to! session (+ no | property, OF JUDGES PASSES SENATE | April LT | 'of Creswell’s ability | $3200 | gt aping Liesing. a | this|s In seven for- indictments, Chief of Police disclosed today. f Gerk produced = a letter Circuit Attorney Miller, whe been investigating the case titer stated, concerning the of Bauer's. bonds, “these worthless.” Miller’s let- signed by 5075 Clax- that address, in- the Circuit Attor- ney learned that “Sheehan,” is Harry Doyle, the foster-son of Mrs. Kimer Sheehan who lives there. Mrs, She has not seen Doyl for and has not heard from him since February, when he wrote her from Chicago, the in- reported. Doyle has in the Claxton avenue which he offered as sur- fauer’s bond. The other bondsman is Henry R. Creswell. Miller’s letter states he not. finished an investigation to. pay the he is surety. indicted in conneec- passing of 17 worth- (less pavroll checks. Officials at the Federal Prison at Atlanta have | been asked to hold him for the &t. [Louis when he finishes his isentence there. Miller intends to wery CGerk Big tie rs Thres set ponds, were of the forth, Sheehan,” At Vestigators for avenue ehan two vears vestigators interest + ‘ty for has for Bauer was ‘tion with the which police | prosecute the forgery charge, Chief | Gerk said. Falls from Observation Platform. CARROLLTON, Mo.; April 11.— or falling from the Ob- servation platform of a Wabasi | passenger train a mile west of Har- 'din, Mo., late yesterday, Edwari 11D. Kelley, president of the Hoyt- Kelley |\Investment Co. of Kansas ig in a hospital here suffer- |ing from concussion of the brain ‘and other injuries. His condition is serious. A woman passenger was aid to have been the only witness Ito the incident, City, Reduced to. 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Louis Perfectly Appointed Scores tn Princtpal Cities or" \a 2 , 7 WJ : / \ =e THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1929 — ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ GRAND JUROR IN ~ RYCKOFF INQUIRY | Resignation of E. A. Stein- | inger as Foreman of Lighting Contract Investi-. gation Is Accepted. , ee ne ee , of Edvard A. } P > } ¢ nan and a memoer ot presented ' by Circuit another | Af = ' wife nan, Vhs ing i ¥ ‘is withdrew Board of Equaliza paid law adisqiiai S ervVilig from ' he new foreman, is a nan living at 4558 La-/| ue. He formerly was a e old House of Dele- Judge Selects Alternate. acancy on the grand ininger’s reSig- ted James. rent. at first expressed . ~te _ ‘c sem ! teininger Was disquali- noanwenAa tam tex ate i rai ThA ait had W ithe | t work with the \ualization. Steininger | excused when l1dge Hall desired a Sm ArtieaettaArial } an > inquisitorial bod the task of investi- overpayment however, expressed y that Steininger the city employ, where- was made br ll and Circuit Attorney | ‘ho feared the possible dis- ification of a grand juror might be made the basis of attacks | ,on Validity of indictments by de- fendants. Steininger’s Letter to Judge. Steiningers letter of resignation o Judge Hall follows: “ft hereby tender my resignation foreman of your present grand iry and ask that I be relieved of! oO : | . P i ene “ . > © — ae | at nce. You will recall! that, 29 I endeavored to be} duty, due to he Equalization selected me as an ex- . and was informed € as a member of) med Mr. Gehner, as 1) be free to discharge the fa grand juror. not know. that time that I was to be | eman of the grand jury. I have! n trying to do my duty at a sac. |rifice to my business. People are | }constantiy censureé@ for not doing) their duty, and when a man hon-i ly attempts to do his duty he is snsured for being inconsistent. No-| j I ever have duty -or that anyone | ned or controlled me or my | ' ' ' ; ; ; TEC SLON ST. JOHN'S METHODIST CHURCH ’) OBSERVING GOTH ANNIVERSARY Celebration. Bercun With Yinner. , Will Close Sundays Night With Pageant. | ity ad Af “¢ ~ Miss Lo lise Q WIFE SUES DR Alleges General Indicnities in Her Bill for Divorce. ~ , > a . 34 Are .: ee ht ft’ 4 ; — . « ‘ } : "4 « a Mrs. Brady were mar- arch 1, 1916, and separated inan a year ago several * 4 - . . ears ago Mrs. Brady filed suit for ‘parate maintenance and obtain- cd an order for 33 59 a montk. h if 7 ~ . ¢ ; eeu tf ~ ys >’ Cf Apptais re rseaq tne G. A. Hope Heads Downtown Lions the ‘av attrwrre annus. eiert ers at the American Annex Hote! DOWNSTAIRS SHOP 6/0 to G/S& WASHINGTON AVE. A Record-Breaking Purchase . . . Now a Record-Breaking Sale of GENUINE Crochet Visca Hats] ae OR. J, M. BRADY. ... the Leading Millinery Mode of the Season! A Collection of 2500, Which Also Includes Other Favorite Straws - All Offered at the One, Unbelievably Low Price of, Each Worth 2 to 3 Times More! HESE Hats, most of which are fashioned of GENUINE Crochet Visca, represent our share of the surplus stocks of two leading New York makers, purchased by our affili- ated stores at onc-half to two-thirds less than regular whole- sale prices. At the price, we have no hesitation im stating they'll create a genuine sensation among fashion-wise and thriftily inclined women. geititiay, Fi (Ny ites Plenty of Black and Sand Shades —Also Navy, Monet, Byrd Blue, Gull Gray, Pandora Green, Castilian Red and Summer Paste! Colors ; i? of Pink, Orchid, Maize and White. Stocks Will Be Replen- ished at 12 & 3 O'Clock DRESS HATS ahs STRLET. HATS -. SPORT HATS —thos assuring satisfae- tery sclection all day long. Hundreds of styles fe Newest Trimmings . All Head Sizes 4 Our Entire Downstairs Millinery Sectton W1ll Be Devoted to This Event Extra Salsepeople—Extra Cashiers—Extra Wrzppers—Extra Tables Smartest of the Season’s Important Style Trends Featured in a Great Purchase and Sale of Spring Coats We Believe You Will Agree That These Are the Finest Coats Youve Seen in a Long, Long Time at (Nit i Flowered Georgettes! Flowered Chiffons! New Ensembles! WAAR SA I mi Nt At an Impressively Low Sale Price $ 75 | Cloth Coats—Silk Coats ) Coats With Handkerchief Scarfs Coats With New Shoulder Capes Coats With Soft, Flat Furs Other Saastel Valees te Coats With Newest Satin Bows wlio 3c — - t e o om” - THE newest Fifth Spring oats Ave. tashions, priced EVERY single Coat in this event was selected — + re ‘és m - 4 to age a mod because it was FASHION-RIGHT and a sw - ery + | ? ° ’ “4 . . — yet astei- perlative value. We want misses and women to Afferding the a caanen ee ana be assured of always finding smart fashions, re- mix tematt 1/1 . new coin gardless of price asked, in our Downstairs Sho dots and modern P fashion at this prints and plenty of low price . . « sleeveless models in- Fashionable cloth aml silk materials. cluded. Sizes t4 to 44 m blac k and omors - farvores for trinw and all sizes 14 to 44, for choice. 2 Aca me Kime ate Reg Rt Ci A LIGA » manny seamed cnn rue ee Ae IIT OP Te TE ee ee : - - ™ nae oe 7 A te 3 ' * 4s ~~ Pe oo a ofthe utc 3 ae . oars : , oat we - PLN AUP. 5/8 ane? = ae * . coe” ce 2 ie RARE EIN OM ASRS UE AS. Bee bese: 27 oe shige ages Gifts a Bridge ¢ Playing Cards of quality, with fancy backs in colers ang are special at, deck. BRIDGE SETS of of hnen-finish cards, pencil, in colored I lined. with silk moire Silver-PI Water Pi Specially Prie se) 92 \ gift for the bride or for ye home use .... thr tifully designed pitcher, heavily plated on a suk nickel silver ba ished in a desirak mered pattern. Silwerware and Thy Telephone Orders O-= Assorted .

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH «sss ic THURSDAY, APRIL same ae See Our Other Announcement on Page 10. STIX. BAER @ F Sale Stationery and Novelties Gifts and Writing Paper at Extremely Low Prices Bridge Cards Playing Cards of excellent quality, with fancy modernistic backs 19 colors anu gilt edges, are special at. ie OS” Se ‘vies JIC Loek Diaries Beautiful five-vear Diary in assorted leathers with bound gilt edge sheets, lock and key: specially $I 95 Ce + Stationery An excellent value in lum-finish writing paper. . sheets of paper and 5€ velopes to match. Very special at. "GRAN D-LEADER ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘Rush Your Furs to Safety in the dry, cold temperature of our modern vaults! Call CEntral 6500, Station 417, and we will call for the garments to be stored. Low Summer rates are now in effect on fur repairing, cleaning, and remodeling. (Fur Storage Desk—Seventh Floor.) Boys! Learn to Build and %f Fly Model Airplanes! ¥ | Complete course of instruction begin~ here next Saturday morning. Builders of the best models will win a free trip to compete in the A. M. L. A. national contest. Three winners in the national contest will be given a free trip to Europe. we on ee ite ene fol atreansd > eat ny Entry fee of $1 includes working kit ¢ for first model and membership in the } Aircraft Model League of America. NUINE BRIDGE SETS of twe decks DESK BLOTTERS, 19x24 WAX PAPER, in 10-foot of linen-finish cards, score pad. inches. in attractive basket- rolls. for dozens of useful pur- on ! nencil, in colored leather case weave pattern, and large assort- poses, is extraordinarily low : . ‘aaa ‘ , ee lined with silk $ | | ~ ment of colorings, 05¢ priced at only 0c moire ; sd o dozen , eee roll = ‘ ee =f rar’ } OF lephone Any boy or girl of 10 to 21 years of age may join the classes. I¥ you have al- ready built an acceptable model, you can enter The Advanced Class at once. orite Straws of. Each Lieut. Yotz of Guardian Airceralit Will Be Your Instructor. Sale of Girls’ Wash Froeks ° Of Cool, Crisp Cottons ...SizesG6tol41...Very Special py for ao A Friday-and-Saturday event in the Girls’ Store! Hundreds of smart, colorful school and playtime Frocks will be on sale at a price so low that it will be economy to buy many of them! They are the fresh, Sum- mery kind of Frocks little girls are needing now . . . and the low price is all the more remarkable when you examine their careful. making, their dainty trimmings, fine handwork and smocking! P Suits and Panty Frocks For Brother and Sister Attractive at $4.95 Lieut. Yotz is a: graduate of three -U'. S. Army flying schools, has 1400 hours in the air and is an authority on model construction. : (‘Enroll on Fifth Floor.) y \y ," For little brother . +. an outstanding se- lection of mannish lit- tle Suits of excellent quality tub fabrics. Sizes | to 4 years. For a om little sister . .. dainty. SoD. sheer Panty Frocks. — beautifully made _ of gaily colored prints. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Silver-Plated Water Pitcher Specially Priced at gbibetear,y ; a maT Sheer Lawn...Crisp Dimity...Sturdy Broadcloth... in Flower Prints, Geometric designs, plain colors! The 6-to-10- \ gift for the Spring year Frocks have bloomers to match ... Others. in sizes & to 14. Acs Will Be Replen- — a tor Semel ati Third Floor te & ib, ee rome use ... this beau- Ae ge ee : A J ji at 12 & 3 O'Clock tifully designed water Tots’ Tailored Coats - 2 | pitcher, heavily silver | , , | LO plated on a_ substantial Smart Coats. are man-tailored of tweeds ... mix- se | | — nickel silver base. fin- tures ... and plain-color, zephyr-weight wool fabrics, ished in a desirable ham- and have set-in or raglan sleeves. Tams $7 75 mered pattern. to match are $1.95. Coats 1 to 6 years. ° The Baby Shep—Secon4d Floor.) Silverware and Thrift Ave.) ore Telephone Ordere Filled, he Al — + Ny teoone Se ih AA EN MERIT TURIN IRR: aie. RE RANI TRIS IBS I kas A | Six Reasons for Choosing ee er Paveily! ‘i Arch-Preserver Footwear? —the Health Shoes That Combine Style and Comfort! The new interest in color is reflected in Arch Preserver . .. the sunburn tones, the blue tones, the light beige shades to accompany new, lighter frocks! But unlike other smart footwear. Arch Preservers have exclusive patented features that enable any woman to indulge her taste for style with- out the slightest sacrifice of comfort. Each of the six styles sketched is an Dollar Sale of N eedlework and Gift Novelties—Friday! emphatic argument in favor of Arch Preservers . . aS MONIC A—Patent Leather LAUKIE~—Sunburn Beige hid $12.50: Sunburn Beige Kid : b $12.50: Dull Black Kid. $16.50 $14.50: Black Kid, $12.50. segpeatecnscens Aimora Brown Kid. $12.56. Desirable Articles im Se @ wh. Patent Leathe: . - . Ps $10.50: . Sunburn Beige = Aed. Wide Variety: $13.50; Black Kid, $10.50. Exceptional Values Are Otfered at VARSITY--In Sunburn Beige Kid. $13.50: Almora Brown Kid. “rere Tet FOOT we. $13.50: Black Kid, $13.50 a | Stamped Krinkly Spreads, full size. gold borders Stamped Jewel Cloth Scarfs, trimmed with lace. Bag Frames, assorted sizes and finishes Gold Lace Mats, assorted shapes and sizes __. | Stamped Unbleached Muslin Aprons, circular style, 2 for $1 Stamped Nightgowns, assorted designs 2 for $1 Stamped Tinted Voile Pillows for quilting. 2 for $1 Pleated Parchment Paper Shades for decorating. 2 for $1 Stamped Children's Rompers, assorted colors .2 for $1 Stamped Linen Scarfs, assorted sizes and designs 2 for $1 Stamped Scarfs, Centers, Pillow Tops, tan art cloth, 2 for $1 Scrap Baskets, assorted styles and colors 2 for $1 Cretonne Pillows, assorted shapes and colors for $1 Hat, Shoe and Bead Boxes, colors. Stamped Bridge and Luncheon Sets Stamped Linen Buffet and Vanity Sets Assorted Lot of Stamped Pieces Tapestry Mats and Pillow Tops Wire Lamp Shade Frames , Stamped Pieces in assorted lots. IOQAN—An unusuallw attractive stvle m (,WENELLE—Patent Leather. $12.56: Lido Sand hid. featuring a harmonizing shade Surburn Beige Kid. $13.50: Commander tor trimming PE ORE is a pape pe $13.50 Rine Kid. $13.50: Dall Bleck hid... .$12.56 ~ — < * ps . ; ipR8 Oren Rind TS: AS. Hi Rag ee ne Special’ Cabinet Sewing Machines How to Make and Bake a : Delicious Chocolate Cake New Home and Eldredge ~ pe of H d Eldredg og Demonstrated Friday Alterneon ia Floor Models. Now Only Our Medel Kitchen by a Noted Chef? wie ete eye ig els: ‘ Recipes you will be able to use with great suc- cess in your own kitchen—for this noted chef ex- tionally low price! Consolette and closed-in cab- — sien — oe ~— — inet models, with knee control. sewing light and ) recipes oF cons ies that meit m your mou. full — eo a ee | | for shortcake like “Grandmother used to make, ull set of attachments. are included—and each “pau” f nt a : Machine ia tulle dt ¢ ae Se ed golden biscuits and. of course. every y things achine is fully guaranteed! Quantity is limite kill full red to be invitingly appetizing! so plan to come in as soon as possible’ a From 2 until 4 in the afternoon Friday and Saterdsy, this Chef will have demonstrations m Medel Kitchens. He will Gadly beige vou with cooking and baking problems. (Vifth ficer.d Here's your opportunity to get an easy running modern Electric Sewing Machine at an excep- sl Values in Coats ..6 for $1 (Sizth Floor and Square 21—Street Floor) First payment of only 35 and you can have the Machine to use in vour home. Balance arranged 17 convement monthly payments. (Fitth Floor) PORTA IN at RS oa coin a iets Wig AE Lit ds coin. de 6 he Y STR Bop Ne eg es: ° ‘ . Si Rae

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: e sam ' See : 0 ge aaa nai staat mental are aay ee FOR Srseinse sei: | ae a” gies ea ‘ae , A os 7 S, rer m ah > sacar ate plats 3 oy PAGE 6 ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1929 a a ea ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH en — Bi: a ‘ 7 rew N | ger in in Mrs resident bh Hog. | Kansas Citian Killed by Train. Negro chauffeur, And Neal 32. / ger train at @ grade erossing. Mrs. te ge eg: Bi thay gy on WOULD AI TER METHOD | aeiee CE, Wick., April | died in a hospital here yesterday red. The 53, was seriously ed ee recat ce eee ae was . i FELL OUT OF THE SWING. MAMMA. AND BUMPED . iy heir;jured. The car was hurled more ir : —Frank R. McDermand, 57! from injuries received when t & : . ad more | braska. New Mexico, Missouri and aegis | re lb TO ASSIST YOU IN is automobile was struck by a passen- | than id . Mr. McDermand was Kansas. years old, of Kansas City, and his | tomobi pe a ev, ga r ¢. 4 PURCHASING | i — ts CAN, iLL PUT SOME SLOANS LINIMENT | _, oy ; r} B. a . - P esoitd nee mi , | Ly) ~ i ON THE QUMP AND THE PAIN WL L~ You would aot want @ 5 Gm Senate P Ai ' GO AWAY. SLOANS LINIMENT WILL 3 \ mate Passes Resolution tor} | yi Referendum on Amending q ) STOP YOUR HEAD FROM HURTING Sf. sversg Sly and alorag | ' = ee ee In St. Louis : er a | {> | if 1LL SEND BROTHER To THE \ \ | fq | 0 ee St. Louis Charter. JUL uv oO i Be > re*ta stores are the b " he € ~ » 2 ~~ at ous gW as! faanr ie Se RR ; > *nix43 a . * STORE FOR A 35¢ GOTTLE all, | SLOAN S LIN] teat & i. ely th +. Lours newspaper. The Paste. tch classified For Sale : rs 4 ponent ones _ Lanismomt AIitis PAIN By a Staff Correspndent of the Post- age. h. i aes Extra Special! 3000 Pairs _ ‘ ’ . . ame & o stitutiona! at eTLgdMmMmeCci! t To pcriti ase! =c et =. = nS : the election wer: wards, it is : . ° . | 7 ~ believed tna several Democrats would be chosen. Senator Kinner ftntroduced the . resolution He has offered it in | |g several Legis! atures in the past, and it has carried in the Demo- ; erat nate — to meet defeai ™m the Rep in us ESCOBA SUED D FOR OR ACCOUNT : -cecap Te see , April Li.——Gen. PRES. Jose Gon slo Escobar. provision- a! ciaiident and generalissimo of the Mexican revolutionaries, was tke a ae = sued here yesterday br a dry Here Ss your opportunity to ind ge in just aS Many pairs a ‘ erpiosthacs tei} — a omnes of those exquisite . . . cob-webby sheer Hose as your alleged to be due the firm. The Wes company, in its complaint filed in heart desires a on this 1 is 2 truly Marv elous Saving ... District Court. asks for $1665. made possible by t tiny shadow’ In the weave Ww hich Im ~~} . a t¥ - hat "et i. —— he suit alleges that Gen. Esco- bar purchased the goods during no Way effect their beauty ee Wee qualities h riod between October, 1928, | - — ey en - a ee : They are sheer silk from top to toe... picot-topped . and March, 1929. Some of the ma- | é "5 ee £ rt terial was delivered to Escobar in | and have a very narrow foot. tj Vandervoort's Dressmaking itute Juarez on March $9 and it. A wri : / SSI ion im nstit T of attachment was issued on prop W ANTED NEW COLORS a | erty at a Montama street address, | sil ne , Fil Paso, said to be owned by the, ; KLINE'’S—Main Fioer. Commander. ENROLL NOW ... for those who do so first will get choice of instruction pericds. Tuiti e F is $5 for six lessons of one and one-half hours Opening each—given in the Dressmaking Institute's attractive and comfortable quarters on the April loth Seventh Floor—under the supervision of Mrs. F. M. Ferriman. Under the RO SER er Re eos ae : G SELECT YOUR OWN PATTERNS AND ~— ae enae eyes FABRICS in the Vandervoort Shop—and thea - ~ end deck an Direction of fashion your new wardrobe in our Dressmake — ae rious pleated | sig et ee ee >| in Institute. > : ad HOURS OF BUSINESS: DAILY 9:00 TO 5:30—SATURDAY 9:00 TO 6:00 OLIVE AND LOCUST, FROM NINTH TO TENTH Mr. S. —— ' Skirt Shop—Th FOR ENROLLMENT AND DETAILS visit Harbison our Pattern Shop or Cutting and Pinning Serv , ice Department on the Second Floor. Sougestandewcat OLIVE AND LOCUST, FROM NINTH TO TENTH Become Your Own Dressmaker and Learn the Art in ®*wea With Turban will be seer a smart spo this scason. T V am one may style of rai zephyr. con banded. Red Maize: Poudre E ( Sweater. T urben, ; : Sweater ~) i . New Spring Light weigh fabrics, in hight “ean deee es & ee a. eS ee ee ee ee a HO ema tg He ; OR A ALEC LA EO OO Vandervoort’s Anniversary Month Bedspreads Special! | egularly $10.00 to $17.50 an Anniversary $s Oo Price : ATIN mercerized damask with rayon figures @ beautiful colors that harmonize with the boudolt. Included are allover or large medallion patterm® \lso many popular spreads, such as Dolly Madisem. Plain, scalloped or fringed at edges. Full or twm sizes. n> zz &* L Ree ; Et * Ts : » oe . = o * : , , = J n Me, ‘ rth om) - ee . a oe “s . 2, oe Fas - BS ese Poe 5 2 Be - aes rs: 7: z e ‘ : aa « bite : a ¥ : : : $ - f 3 : 4 a | re wa z p= » q errm In Lovelsest ¥ ‘I EARLS th ly copy article are th ones. Bubbles. ed, seed pearl im rope style knotted rope long twisted Daintily tinted weil. Jewelry Steop—F » aa , S 4a tT, 7.'* Lse™ a "~ ‘ 1 Ce CLIN 4 * « ea wge v ze ee - Te al ¥ ve a inns y rT ig a eer se ONE mito RRS toe Rm ee ann A Me wen ree te yer aR Ap NRS . “ ° rue wer WK dy Orr" ‘ . A Timely Arrival Brings a Vast Quantity of ——. — Pique Dresses In Ten Nen “oD O00 Styles Bir RE Oran Sere y : Hatt ‘ ee ee aa Oc hE taht ey. er By 2 4 ow Pa ee. wth. 4 a: cab ssa Coe aie desi inet acebdieaidark cs + SAE ERE SGP TS, . e Kgidabet, scégien sheath SOS: ST a ale a ee So gh Peta! ay toa tere eb Ardets apnter M. Ng S inten phils Nei ta eLibiet & 4 Ret a ee Pe a nan “4 ee ee ae) Pon . . j : , uh 5 E . : a Ser Bi wr See tates ‘aay ca ah Ba i nae alt Nie ie at Sawe) Page: repre weeps 4 apes wy SOF 2 : ’ ?: ste is : BY ; sed A petal — se Pa ware eee ¥ Oe OREO ot nletly, atten TOT si cbis on tac ik Past os . aig ee $ SMe NE ETE CAR FOS SS 3 Renee eee: oe, fae ca Sesh Lae oe Le i | Age eR te Oe PME! os } woe Rayon Spreads. 841.50 Two new des: uns ima iftme rave and cettes weave. coler com- binetions of rose. blee. erchid. green and ¢oild. Full sme, 188 mehes tong. and scallened. Patchwork Quilts. 83.70 Semmer “Crazy Quits” « qua ots, made reversible oF wit ww het e hac kar Te cts, ~trargnt — all. ened « £4. Neath gated. 7.x mec hes. OR you who were disappointed at not sharing in the last sale! And for you who attended and were so delighted you'll come back for more. Add a Gay Not Costume All the Dresses are sleeveless ... . cool, and easy to launder. Plain and printed pique, a leading wash fabric for Summer. Wear them for sports, at home, througheut the Summer. All colors are fast: SI'WWER BILANAETS—Sizve 66<« wmche« m all colors. Light all-wool. ‘Soecr!l, H.95. MOTOR CAMP BIANKETS -All-wool. with grav snd red plard patterns. Specral, $5.98 W hite Maize * Orchid Tan Blue Green Pink Women's and Misses’ Sizes Telephone Orders to CHestnut 7500 Wash Dress Shop—Third Ficer OLIVE AND LOCUST, FROM NINTH TO TENTH

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ASSIST YOU IN PURCHASING ould not want to live fa « ithout good stores—nor ip where merchants did nor tise fully and informing}ly. t Louis, as everywhere, the ¢tail stores are the best ad. ed stdees. And more of their tch than in any other Sr. newspaper. The Past-Di,. classified For Sale columns fford manv other economical £ opportunities. : es titute pose who do so first n pericds. Tuition and one-half hours making Institute's - quarters on the supervision of PATTERNS AND ort Shop—and then in our Dressmak- 1D DETAILS visit f and Pinning Serv- we d Floor. fat eee ere ret wee oe ee we Oe Se with rayon figures, in nize with the boudoir. medallion patterns. ch as Dolly Madison. edges. -Full or twin 84.00 ~~ ES. 84.0 stton weave. in color com- and old. Full sire, 165 lis. S3.70 prints made reversible or scalloned cdfices. Neatly inches, ro all colors. Light. eo! ew ith gre’ and red aeeiy ee ee LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ Celebrating ee rh bears of Progress = THURSDAY, APRIT: 17. 1999 _ eed ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Vandervoort’s ANNIVERSARY MONTH New and Important Offerings Emphasizing the Super Value Given in This Event sailiaiiiiiiaiiiia PAGE 7 TELLS HOW GAME WARDENS EMPLOY -AUSE IN SEARCHES | Julius Meyerhardt, Carried > A Pull-On Sweater With Turban to Match —will be seen at many a smart sports event this season. T \V andervoort's one may select a style of rayon. and zephyr... contrasting), banded. Red Maizes Green Poudre Blue Sweater. $7.50 Turban. $2.95 - . | - o A an iif nt oe ae .? | - New Spring Skirts Light weight all wool fabrics. in Jight. medium and dark shades, in va- rious pleated effects. ™ ~ Necklaces In Levelrest Versions a | EARLS that clever- ly copy the real article are these new ones. Bubbles, graduat- ed, seed pearls twisted in rope style, 60-inch knotted ropes — and long twisted strands. Daintily tinted pearls as well. Add a Gay Note to Your Costume Oe Regular 75¢ and $1.50 Values ’ S colorful and feminine as fresh Cut flowers are these fay clusters of French Violets . . . Gardenias +».-Apple blossoms and €xquisite imported blos- soms. Fiewrer Shop-- First Floors. ~ o. 2a : ee *, oa a OL MUG ELLGE Et New Leather Bags Values and Styles That Will Cause You to Look Twice at the Price Tag... ad me WENTY new styles! A dozen new shades! Just the Bags you have been looking for! New envelopes... pouches with back straps... new top-strap styles! You'll want several, when you see them. Bag Shop—First Floor. 1500 Pairs of Chamoisette Slip-On Gloves Regular $1.25 —d € Values, Patr.. of EW, fresh gloves—all smart slipons! Soft suede-finish chamoisette that comes out like new with every washing. Light weight for Spring —_with scalloped tops and spear backs. Oak Beige Chamots Mode Arab Gray . White Aisle Tables—Firet Ficor - a Special Anniversary Selling of Silk Searis A Special Group at $1.95 to $2.50 Values BY ro ee HE RAGE for Scarfs continu-s—and the more cororful, the smarter... However. the chic of your Scarf need not rely on an extrava- gant price. For instance: At 89c —ere Sik Triangles of lovely sulk crepe—with smart hand. painted and hand-blocked designs. At $1.69 One mav choose from pleated Scaris and Triangles. 49-inch Chiffon Scarfs,*in dainty pastel shades. Scarf Shop—First Ficor EVENT| //artous Sections Combine to Make Friday’s No. 27 | Feature One of Outstanding Importance eneeemenmnenans i omienanadieien An Event Hundreds of Women Will Greet W ith Enthustasm— Smart °°Flexridge”’ Shoes 900 Pairs Purchased Specially for This Anniversary. Smart Styles. Good Size Range. Bd odd ed Priced Regularly at $10. $12.50 and $13.50 HIS is one of the most outstanding events of this 79th Anniversary Sale. Smart Flexridge Shoes .. . the choice of women who insist on smart footwear, without the sacrifice of foot ease. Patent Leathers Colored Kids <siisienlAs ty Black and Brown Kids Black Lizard White Kid BlackSuede Tan Calf In the favored styles of Pumps Straps Ties Women's Footwear Shop—Second Floor Fur-I' rimmed and Ensemble Models in Women’s Coats In One Great 7 Ged Money-Saving ~ a : Group HE ENSEMBLE Coats are styles smart women are looking for. They entail those charming little “dressmaker” touches that are so casually correct. Navy .. Black .. Sun- tan. Beige and Gray. : THE FUR-TRIMMED COATS are styles that will be joys forever, you'll love the rich fabrics, the soft furs, the interesting detail touches. Important Sale Girls’ Shoes Purchased Specially for Anniversary —Styles to Flatter a-Girl’s Vanity— Values Mothers Will Appreciate. en $4 bs 6 = 85 oD re: O24. FORDS that have taken our PAsENT GROWING STRAPS are GIRLS will extremely adore the pouinien’ nat smart for small styles in these ilen: th poral girls. She has patent leather sii Gin Geel te a chcice of straps, and tan iin ak Sprirg or built- Or ray ties. al elk : wm 4 up heels. Fash- rb strap ai eels lia ioned in a wa) Sbocs have ape eared that will never easy, flat heels pion GS ia! eerrrsxry, cramp growing the others Wid oth AAS oe Fin gg | toes. are built up. oe | , 8!, to 2 2 213 to 74; od Fleer Suggs VandewootPamey ' OLIVE AND LOCUST, FROM NINTH TO TENTH . on Rolls as Attorney, Says Deputies Confiscate Pelts and Sell Them. : _By a Staff Correspondent of the | Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, April 11.— | An insight into pecullar methods | used by the State Game and Fish Department was obtained by th: ,Senate Judiciary Comittee last inight when Julius Meverhardt, car | ried on the rolis as attorney for the |}department, appeared in support ; of a bill to give to the department }the right to apply for search-war ‘rants for gauine and fish taken in violation of the law. | Inder questioning by members (of the cormittee, Meyerhardt Baia | that foratime it was customary for deputies in the department to ap | ply for search warrants as in liquor cases or theft cases. Wheh they had reason to think they would \find game or fish illegally taken deputies would apply for search Warrants on the ground that illega! liquor or stolen goods would be found. | Entering a place for which e@ | Search Warrant Was issued, the Lveputies of course would not find | the liquor or the stolen goods, bu’ | would find pelts of game or fish He Cause the search warrant did EO. | cover the. pelts or fish found. th: could net prosecute the persons In whose possession they were found ] could and would confis- the pelts or fish and sell then) Wants Right of Search. Meyerhardt naively told thie ‘(committee that this proceeding was “hardly satisfactory,” and the | department desired a law whici | would permit search and. seizure of game and fish. Noting that Meyerhardt heid the | position of attorney for the de- | partinent, and not finding provi- | sion in the law for an attorney. | members of the committee ques- | tioned him about his job. He said | he was chief investigator and that | he conducted prosecutiona. The | department, he said, had fownd that the average Prosecuting At- torney was not very effective in game law prosecutions. It developed from the question that Meye; hardt's salary as attorney or chief investigator was $1469 a your which is $4 a day, that being th- wage authorized for Deputy Gani. Wardens. Total of 500 Deputies. Some of the Senators became tn- terested in the number of deputies employed. Mevyerhardt said there | were 36, but under questioning ex | plained that these were District ‘Game Wardens and that each hed | 150 or more deputies working un- ider him. One member of the com mittee figured out that the total | would run close to 5066. i The committee took no action eon ithe search and seizure bill. Whe: notion Wag put to kill it, Sena- tor McCawley of Carthage SUZ - ‘gested that action be deferred, “as ewe im one of the most refreshinz a OR OO ee a ee ee situations we have encountered.’ He said the Legislature might de sire to look more thoroughly inte the organization of the departmen: ACQUITTED OF KILLING ON GROUND OF SELF-DEFENSE Oatley Neal Testifies He stabbed Otto Burrows Who Wa« Heating Him. Watley Neal, 35 years old. fn painter, was acquiited by a jur: yesterday at his trial in Cirewit Judge Rutledge’s Court for man | Slaughter in the stabbing of (Otto | Burrows, 62, a laborer, on Christ ;} ras nignt in the yerd behind 223 Lafayette avenue. , Neal pleaded seif-defense, tegti- _ fying he was visiting at the Lafay- | otte avenue address when Burrows uppeared in an intoxicated cond!- tion and threatened to beat him Burrows. he said, followed him ir |to the yard and was beating him iwhen he drew his knife. Other witnesses testified that Neal fled to Rolla. Mo.. but re i turned to &t. Louis and surrendered | on learning that Burrows was dead | Hotel Guest's Trousers Stolen. Simon M. Halle. a guest at Hote! | Jefferson, notified police at 4:3 ‘la. m. today that a sneak thief had /entered hig room curing the nigh’ jtaking his trousers, $25 in. cash his watch and $180 in drafts on a | Baltimore bank. -—$925— Friday and Saturday Only In Zyle Library Frames SPLIT-JOINT Large Lenees for Reading or Dictance (Spherical Combinetions } iudiudes Guerantred Accuracy CONSE LTATION FEEE Moot m. savenTs SY.” Bet«con Washliegtcse afd . Charles the a {FREE 5-3. oe Nola ee Alar Blane game eile Ee ese ere ge Ml aN tS ARENA AR ay! aC Ba ei maaan ED HMR D BF te mats me tee ee — fen ; ” Ae ic AAD LA AE APPL ABOE ~e ee hens ee © awe en id ¥ ann . pis ¥ Pinta et mn edamame cpa yt PN ROLLE AICTE ALAA ADA he AL SIRI th tare prt wl ’ PP ew ey Dk eter MO peer e w iiepetin Oe.

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ST. LOWIS POST- DISPATCH ii ST. LOWS POST- DISPATCH 5 __ THURSDAY sneiteed IE *r J.D.CARSON CO. S.E.Cor.8'?4 Franklins Open Every REPEAL IS DEMANDED MATTRESSES 1 paeitie atten — j m . 1 4° | 4 b... 8 A. M. Domestic Holland Shades mou®t- ed on guaranteed rollers; stu 3x7 feet; assorted colors. Lim't 12 to customer. — CCS ET Almost A Quarter Million Dollars o7 Assets Are Involved in this Drastic Lequnciatve ’We Must Sell Partners cannot agree and the geed of this thriving. pre- Center coutaine 640 cantuerer. t¥pe coll surrounded by pure cotton felts—full or tin Sg Re 1 hla * " ti ‘ re Pine entire gies: on - “- - ; full-frinzed Rug in Oriental designs, at.. A Hiahée pieces te beautiful walnet ° ae Just imagine a magnificent Suite. has rare diam: ond matched walnut , : $58.50 9x12 AXMINSTER RUG —Seam- wale at veneer fronts and teps,. the dresser is fifty inches. round-to f - "gi ep chiffaerebr, Le le larce el French vanity and square return bed. on sale at ee =e pills a eaccta y $1 85. 00 Dinin ite * “75 Comprises haadseme beffret. ** ™et aed $36" CABINET GAS RANGE ‘4 9” Radio Sets oe buite 3 U siquety designed “vite of ——" = At Deep Price Cuts — . $55.00 Crosley Bandbox. . $24.50 $235.00 Diningd ? Puite 342.50 Porc.-Trimmed Cabinet Gas Range. $28.75 $95.00 Standardyne All-Electriec _ $33.50 “"* ** $47.50 Semi-Porc. Cabinet Gas Range $32.45 $70.00 Freshman Eqaphase $35.65 $385.00 Dining- $65.00 Porcelain Cabinet Gas Range $34.50 $135.00 Standardyne Console Electric $66.50 Vineet designs 72-inch duties. conte TT At Ridiculously Low Prices | | $95.00 Porcelain Bungalow Range. ... $57.85 $169.00 Crosiey in Console, compete. $89.75 — $8.00 Metal Bed. walnut finish, $4.25 f $10.75 Metal Cane Panel Bed S5S.65 , ODDS AND ENDS $17.50 Square Post Metal Bed. $9.45 $ 1.50 Heavy Coil Spring at $3.45 $39.75 Wainut China Closet, i $20.00 Day-Bed and Pad 39.90 $47.50 Wainut China Closet, ft @ $12.50 Getten-Feit Mattress at $5.85 caine pane eee edie Caan a $17.50 Pure Felt Mattress at $7.85 $39 Chair, only. « $22.50 Imp. Edge Felt Matt.. $10.95 a Oe ae ae ¥-- .* 5.00 Windsor Mah. Sewing * “re tahinet thas Range of wei! now nh Nake—iarce ‘eparate cooking at Maing <vrents t-burner ceekine op stupendogs saving at sale orice of —

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I a APRIL 1, 1989 i ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ PAGE 9 - -_ ao en en ” we ae ry Nic to 10 OClock +~J.D.CARSON CO. SE Cor 82 Franklin i FE ve Day-Bed and Pad Metal bases with uphol- stered velour seats — . knocked down—l1 to a customer, ‘ pa x r r)¢ imcead . ‘ ‘ . 4 4 ppointed vy former Gov. Bake i . Walter I’. Fulkerson of Bt Jon 2 } was replaced as president oY liov Monier of Carrollton, who has s-eryed four years as State Grain 1nd Warehous ‘on BiOne? For | nier State Senate William T. Keb. | “ ” inson of La Plat who resigned, was succeeded by Dr. M. A. Bites of 1.ou?): ‘ noted 1 enist, ae \f row x ¢* }* of N ¢ Ga succeeded by Jesse McDonald of St. Louis, a iswver of high standing. Carl F. . | Bloker of Caruthersville and Aug- usius J. Hockaday of Fuiton were | ~ ~ ~ | reappointed. The sixth member of ; the board, Mark A. MecGruder of | _ * 3 () ] $ e | 0,8 6, ' (AG) * 4° 4, | Ae 2 4, ltl X | Just 6 of These $10 A : = Only 7—$14.00 to $18.00 MisaDavenport Tables Se Wet Pull-Up Chairs : $996 $489 On Sale at 8 A. M. On Sale at 8 A. M. TUE Sislie Been t now off Subles. Mahegats Reautiful Chairs of different styles in colorful COvETS. Value $14 to SIR. One to a cus- Only 1 to a customer. While they last. =n ale they inst of — ws |. 6-35.00 Kitchen 15 of These Massive ) Cabinets | 822 Chitforobes On Sale at 8 A. M.| On Sale at 7 P. M. atin. sets aaciaoeieneaiaeinaae . > aioe ee .- =_— SPR ; Te Lee CK As - Ee x ‘O.* Cy” [hree New Members, Two of of Them St. Louisans, Ap- By the Jefferson City Correspond- . ent of the Post-Dispatch. | IEFFERSON CITY, April 11. tuni ‘Usa! Monier, Bloker and Blis : " ty for you. YJeu ea e ry tisa ionier joker at ise more than you ever dreamed possible. We will hold Sanaa ae , nee : . ° goods for future delivery. Credi ial ane and vo} , here when the doors open Friday morning. 3 redit terms can be arranged. Be Repu} a and llockaday, . 4 a 1 . MeDonald and McGruder, Demo- e reorganization of the 4 comp tt ‘ ‘etaffs of several of the iInstitutiong is expected, political appointees mas _ forced on the old board during the 7 | Baker regime being slated for ree moval A shake-up of the staffs at the | State Hospitals in Fulton, St. Jos- leph and Nevada is anticipated, iwhile conditions are said to be sate isfactory at the hoerpital at Farme ,ington, and at the State Tubercuilo- sis Sanitorium at Mount Vernon. i'The Farmington hospital, which is I tu charge of dr. Emmett F. Hoc- ‘tor, is classed among the best in ithe United States. | Monier and MeGruder are the lonly salaried members of the board, | Monier’s salary as president being '$5000 a year, and McGruder's as i secretary $1800 a tear. Caulfield said he believed the ‘State was fortunate in obtaining dr. Bliss as a member. Bliss, one | of the most widely known alienists the Middle West, has assured the | Governor he will give to the insti- 'tutions considerable’ part of his aw. one ain, nee thr to “9 -w bist 2 9 3 a '7 . & el om “4 ¢ Tal aw cs + & et Re 4 ss ae4 St} fy ap } 2 $s 5 \ ms +e abe Res be + m e & : a i * ; : 3 ; | “om 2 . eed * a “ rd v a Py a . 4s pees oe s low a price. Here it is—n genuine Kroehler quality with silk damask re. ersible Ee z 90 B 8 Stee A Few Low F ares satire pC eatetarpea SPRINGFIELD, MO... .$7 Only €F&# * TONGA: . . ochdaee i gt ge FL PASO .......$32.60 ws Save Now! Special Friday, at....... $ nts r Coach Sy eee Sette of ee . es. | Thc Felt-Base A heavy solid oak case—full white ld $ 00 : a ee $37.50 Side-icer Refrigerator at... . $24.60 ~ Linoleum Russ... $298 || $98 150-Lb. Porcelain Refrigerator. $49.75 of ciegance and refinement ans Tl-ineh bufiet. tabic, cht pete ee 198 AND ENDS#T GIVEN AWAY China Closet, i onl¥d. On Sale at Only...... China Closet, 1 on? Finish Costumers, © Walnut Radio Cabinct- Easy Chair, 1 oniy. -- dar Chests, Zonly. - or Mah. Sewing Ree™ .00 Dining- . Mite Beauty. comfort and ecnestionad saving ts cembined in thie Union Market Bus Terminal 6th & Morgan Sis. Tel. CEatral 7764 | Transcontinental Bus Depot 18th and Pine % handsome tapesiry fexwell Chair. Sev- eral fine attractive patterns. While they last, choice, 813.20. * *«£~ LN I AIO ARM I ey MEAS A ROL ET SS LEO” SANGO EEA ALLELE I IOI RA es. ea “NEC

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_______ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ PAGE 10 ST.LOUIS oa — — ae, | ae Ne eae eRe — torn up in West recorder of the university. prom- | the uni- | EES ONE, SSS SS SS SS {Sr 1X. BAER & FULLER | Dollar Day ——_ DRINKING, ONES wNS = | SRAND PEADER gs ee |- Downstairs Siore - © AULSilk Mat eso Teer Vit | See O = iw, Howeve! | ur Other Announcement on Page 5 ‘CHIFFON © ] OO Seconds of = Special to the Post-Dispaica. Very Sheer er Pair Se Oe ee a @ g Full-Fashioned ru ceseenes is am panes POINTED HEEL __ See Om eae a 1 | a lt Ian | Full-Fashioned e = _— Or ~ _ pears ™ ye 3 | Chiffon and Semi-Sheer. |. Rate a ancien sai ae aaa Slight Seconds—Broken Sizes. Per Parr = pony ae a een Women's Fine = = =3 for $1.00 Mercerized Hose os a Every One Is Underpriced! I oc nee were nee cece ee JUST OUT For Women a Early S| eation to ebey and maiitain Ue oN i ee a megs 65... oe ee Remnants of Domestics cee pee = | especially should do ac Es : tea Senomta — Tango — Anson ‘ eive t e as 1 S$ s einai Weeks and His Hotel Maric LADY PEPPERELL SHEETING, unbleache ———— Knee Joints Creaked Like ‘Old ‘Dry ne ewe nas ak ae a® vocal RECORDS : —— wore Stiff and Sore—Feels Fine Now may be arrested and fined $1¢ sia Sesienme Women’s Kid Mules — Toweling, 121ée —Vocals—Lee iz! bleac’ Heavy weight, umbleached, part linen Crash even at night, for five year That strikes man e Litt! ¢ Her Blue Grass . - : ee a Been ae es recio's$ : itech 3% : $ 1 48 Towels with fast colored borders. Very a ° . . - ii pte nie . ? er a ice-4 : ” 00 ad a ’ LA saad BLA | ia i ult a le wipes: aT a ce ee eee aoe ret ie Po pee Gf gr * Be tt . eae stg? Sat : WE GAT Ge Ti + Te eh. wf ey “Ls, L NLR ed PAE NIN HA ep phsrieiegst ME hee. 2 «ein se ¥ * af ant oe cas. Write As cae rs ee PR ate Y ses ‘* ARGENT OF SPOOR GARR nah » 13e. | 7 Friday, sorbent quality. Low priced. . S : a a i cont eed ee Baby Boys’ Suits, 69c fieult for me to get my and tO VY ansociuteiv false } ession. . - Mountains. | 200 pairs. Nicely | . ae oe — page OUTH lored ‘yl es. Blac colors. ne tae 9 Dress, sports and business -— + ‘??? 2 BALDWIN PLANO COMPANY BACER'S MUSIC HOUSE cr. Light, medium and 111i Olive 28 Giaveis ;E tra Sp 250 jark shades. Misses’ and GLASER RECORD SHOPS BROOKS MUSIC HOUSE >. 4 wi $ sizes. wth 6th Tis Wasningio 7606 Ss. Broudway bees ROBERT DRESTE (OMPSNY Ruff] C + @ HUNLETH MUSIC COMPANY 9 Cherokee e urtam Sets ‘ = hee Bere COMPA | Rayon Underianiedla 43e inKSs “™. Breadwa: MAY-STERN & CO j0HN ¢ SCHMIDT MTSIC CO. ee oe . itth and Olive . "T49 S. Jefferson - oi] Slight seconds of better grade Undergarma. Vests. bloomers. chemise and step ins. lent values at this price. Friday only. | ene, eer ee LEBEN A Women’s White Linen raffle valance withcolor- {/ Ae | Hondo Sc GRAND-LEADER = d gt = Minatiy eee = Ey Broadcloth Susseiny 300 — +i) ' 3 = « ’ : . 2 : a F};:>:=, — . wh ; “ ¥ ° ~— a * \ ’ 2 . : | \@ ‘ F , BG Cager .10F % , - ; j ‘he wanted colors. Also some of cretonm® : | | Paris, 1 ee oT | — oy MESerot _ R ai - im musec. ocyv For home. office or school wear Misses’ and . 7 us * | : _ : ’ > » > se" ‘i : ‘, er 4 4 LA . Sis 2h ; : seal : Oi. ft t 7 = on ® 733-D The Big Rock Candy so Many s0-cea! ie Reiiiee San piste a ae 4 % : Caz LADY LOVE CHOCO LATE > L & os cea Shik Piet eat Us Deen te bell shapes. ll the newest effects. Exception nally low priced. Br . a on. 2 i le Oe aR ie we amie stantly—and the rest is easy! | : Decorative Lamp Shades in rich embossed finish wish a demoenstratren m vour heme wou may style, $1.59; jumior style, $2.2 call Mr. Ba:siew m the Sporting Goods Sex . . : ten and arrTankce 8 tTme f st Your oon Bridge and Junior Floor Lamp Bases venience. Telephone CEntral 6500. Bridge Lamps, complete, wrought iron base SEND your WANT AD tw the PUST-DISPATCH and GET | Bridge and Junior Lamp Shades, each . er? o fs r , "es t fi } ; ie j = RESULTS—3.time \ds ALMOST CERTAIN for ANYTHING. Terms, } Down and S196 Moantsi:

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1929 ST LOUIS POST | TEREST Peas i tees a oe ACCIDENT VERDI I NUGENTS Ps |W OEATHOF BD eile © Bi LLe0 BY TRUCK ee ee oo rt ee Nt RTO Pe : : | | Roy Green Crushed to ’ ) rda y ' . . . . Courtesy Day, friday and Saturda a oss sia’ diac dae Death While Riding Bicy- Importer’s Surplus Stock of Women’s Hosiery Men’s Breeches cle at Fourth and Broad- : 2 i ye ds - | $]- 4k way—Driver Released. | =. a | . : i . es e gts sane | Oriental Rugs ieee GENTS |i ioedyi\ | Bees ; on with square $4.98. Factory - of Roy Green. 16-year-old messen- : | | and pointed rejects. For ‘ a 24h Vas ae . ? a oe BARGAIN BASEMENT rejects For | Gy it boy, 3006 Lamp avenue, whe ‘ wanted Spring wear. Whipcord as fatally crushed yesterday when N 4 = f ‘ , . shades. 8% to and corduroy. e steered his bicycle into a 1%- Offering Savings Up to 50% Convenient : shades. 874 | , . Le eh aoey. oe ran Oe Ho Sh ge AR ee PAIL 2 gh : ay ee to s " REE? ays ge Karan ai t : . ‘ OE OA ALLEL I LE LEIS AA AED te AG nl by aay eel aie Rp A MC ARERR Dn Me oe ap Rw fere-ak: a + om, Aten) Thon & a Re te “ ” Agn* es Swett Tad ~ “a a NR, hare Oe RES: Se ae eed NGA a wherein ede Sk AAO ART a aN CARE 10. a Button or leced (ton truck at Fourth street and g (Bargain ‘SEE WHA al legs. 39 to 42, * ea } x T YOU SAVE Basement) (Basement.) Broad =e - Witnes: testified that the boy 4th Birthday Special! |drove around a horse's drinking fountain in the wrong traffic dl- HIS display of Rugs, under the supervision of native rug Joomers, offers gorgeously beauti- Pavments . \ 4th Birthday Special! es ae ced Ms ful products of skilled Oriental rug makers. The LN rm 4th Birthday Special! ’ . : sctioi | swerved suddenly = @ array includes Orientals from small mats to extra —may be arranged to take Hoovers & Smocks Bigg igs sles: Men $ Union Suits : Poon g a Oe eee gs e a ae : : avoid rn a pi . large room sizes—antique and modern designs—ex- care of your purchases. If 89¢ | Bey oa 4 ; oe, WOMEN’S SILK 59c ‘The truck driver. William Franke > i lating such ; k % ie sak a a . . amples of the finest makers of Persia and China. ate spate andi > on CFS Sa , 46. 4614 San Francisco avenue, who e (Nugents—Third Ficor) ee ee om Ny bees 4 had been held under bond, was re- ‘ StiICcs 2 i mav pay for it gradually. Sg vig BN 4 a me pat short collar #€ Bi ee gar Psa William Duley Jr., 16, 2217 Mad- style Hoovers; A 5 ES § Plain Silks! ~ Bea emp, ison street, died at City Hospital | single and —. | Ge -ifa 8 Printed 98 b r oadc loth, early today of injuries suffered Yards — X 4 5 to 46. as i | ee j ly all V neck. off a truck on which he had ; elling li i Cb ve * qi ee pendea aa (Bargain #2 | P See gettes. One- Faron |'“caught”’ a ride fell on him, frac- e 4 h Basement) Wi eo A S47 piece and two- —-————- oamedl ‘turing his spine and causing inter- i. 1ac p = 4th Birthday Special! Bie 4° hee _— 4th Birthday Special! |mal injuries. The accident occurred > as All new Spring }at Tayfor and Chouteau avenues. fe, yard Frame, Lenses and Case, Women’s Undies ct ¥ ea =«(COlors. Opaque Shades | Charles Carter, Negro, 7709 | a ee at i. © ow |Fordey street, was the driver - / ws oe aa ; , . G, bleached, 219¢ oh te AYES Pe | Reet: Women! New Coats | | The deaths of the two boys ae A tcsisi ps "Sie °- ee, fi ; GB Wonderful assortment for the Cc | brought the traffic fatality list for e Ceseset Se : See ~ \\ ee Birthday Sale! Wanted mate- G, 4 : All t s ' $8 ithe year to 3%, as compared to 4] as 25222224 MHEEEE a , pom | | jt a\ Vee riais. ll newest Spring colors : aa al ard 22¢ te 7 / te J SE VCH’, Reduc ed 7OWNS, : x @ : eh Sizes for women. misses and Extra - size \for the mene period last year. yarc. - ,ompiet« A, a Pri mise and ali s, all nase stouts.. (Bargain Basement) —_ tai | Anthony Spravale, 14 years old, G neat 38 Tice ay voile. A- slightly irregu- ) ; of 1601 Hogan =? reet, suffered a ? Cc & . mas. oh 1S. - ests -* d . - , . * lar but wearing | fracture of the skull and left leg » yard . URING this special sale we are offering these line loric Glasses at 4th Birthday Special! 4th Birthday Special! quaitty is us |yesterday when struck at Nine- a reduction of nearly half. Your selection of either Eyeglasses or re ae oe Ve a ng Pe ee et ni IR Ai HB re we 2. Shs: pF. HE ee ee LOM, LEELA ONLI eameniedl » so, HF Se > 5 ; . are , , . Prames ete fhon shine = phage! resis ny athe, “a . - a Sow 9 Be susee sf ica cet ea PRE ALEL CELE LEE LOO A Him impaired. 38, iteenth street and Cass avenue by S ¢ j : | o> i : ; : , : worl GIRLS’ SPRING | 00 DOUBLE DISC 42, 45, 48. 54 lan automobile driven by H aC Spectacles in round, oval or drop shapes. Lenses are ground to your order | | 3 inch. an automo erman { (Bargain Seconds. ) | | Levy, an insurance agent, of 6214 : : : Basement) after a careful examination. Nees Pee xoray HL een COATS § RECORDS west a areas eneee 4th Birthday Special! William Flice, 18, of 2824 Osage 4th Birthday Special! | for 2 | igtreet, suffered a probable. frac- ; ° , | ot |ture of the skull when hi; lae eling, 12!4c PZ. Freshly Made—Delicious Children’s Undies | 4 Printed Broadcloth ire of th when his ma chine collided yesterday with a car ched, part linen Crash ; : p Bs ae sc a "aeon anil Waltzes. fox-trots and a seo re ee ored borders. Very ab- | , eanut ar me all-wool materials in fur-trimmed ost —_- —_ Paks > : SeT9 iwasohees waned can = $ 3 a een ai . - 7 song hits! Come ear] ly for MM) 4 3879 Humphrey street, at Potomac Pp lor I riday Only— Pound (Basement.) best selection. (Basement.) a'r street and California avenue. 9 Suits, 69c \\ > -_ | Soft alit ee cod if FP —— b | Y. S. Gave Half of Catholic Fund, t opde muslin own , ol Me: , ton Broadcloth | By the Associated Press. Button-on and middy | omg pajamas, il} Y : 7 | 4th Birthday Sale! 4th Birtii@ay Sale! Z + sgh — VATICAN CITY, April 11.—An- ght colors. 2 to 5 years. ill lengths of Thickly filled with fresh. whole pea- | . me oe oes go BRIDGE AND JUST 400 My, 9c grade. nouncement was tnade today that Catholics in the United States cor yon Satin, 69c | . | eae Made in our daylight cand) (Bargain | JUNIOR STRIPED | er (Bargain tributed $1,262,168 to the work of : ; kitchens specially for this cy ent. : Basement ’ Db Basement) the So: 1eT’ v for the Propagation of bn Satin in shadowproof ain Tiestien Bor cline oil 3 Other Candy Specials Friday aa ee ere LAMPS! a | a reatin moby rs papier Heme Sur 2 , PS, Pli- (Nucentsa—‘*treet leer? 4th Birthday Special! e ° 4th Birthday Special ! ng 1925. his was an increase of . ss | $135,360 compared with 1927. A = Tots’ & Girls’ Coats 36-In. Chintz | semiofficial note acintal out that . ; - , ° ,the American contribution was AS ax GOLD Satin Shoes Dved 100 Mee « .99 Py virtually half of the contribution of mer. Different Shades 2° he sagewg Ponape epee ge ie « APR RO BR RE Se STS eI Y Silk Dresses the entire Catholic world to this Ma Be — | end. : , , | / Re ay BOND riRES makes it possible for the woman # pring styles r fastidious in carryi out a color-plan ; Warranted 18 Months teaae ne 7 3 : | | Nell- made base Good quality tend AM Maa? Sf in her costume to have her Shoes tinted o| N ¢ w, ted with “gol es, y j i in dainty | de- 4 } card: . ee es ne eS yee m. on S$ of Pp! hance. at. :. signs. for gain oe eseres to match almost any fabric. ‘4 ss tily colored cryst ; 1, and foot | house dresses, Buy them on the 12-payment plan or i : oor ; iY Bag lis th ade izes. Very spe Hib etc. 13c yard. : . ‘ : inge. m p i ete ial valu t $1 ——_ Morris plan. Enjoy Spring and Summer .xpert Shoe Repairing pn at only $6.88. ey bh. WM: Mere aa rides into the country without tirc trou- Half | Rubber = " SRS 2 ie ae ae bl W ff { rv Nol ite & } 4 Jib (Gargain usenu argain asement) ec. e offer free tire service. Soles Jeels... oDepe 4th Birthday Special! . : al (Nugents—Street QYleor) (Nugents—Second Floer) : 4th Birthday Special! Mey Tots’ Wash Dresses a Bleached Muslin j BU N | 4d hath) wewwsy 1A Yi nouncing | vi Veweve *wevewsy = rgarments, 43c ter grade Undergarments. mise and step-ins. Excel- 7 Boys. Join the Junior Aviation Club of St. Louis > ¢ . “s ° rice. Friday only. e | on leh ey i ie xf > 30 O NEW . . | @ : % | tubable Wast | fe Le os £2 wens 36-1ach White Linen 7 Build Model f! la nes De ccises ie Lele Se Bleached . ; : Sprin yrint Peel fe Py . a lin: mill rchiefs, oc A rea vue: wy +. lengths of 10¢ sizes 2 to 6. ; of \- to 1Sc grades. dkerchiefs. Good qual- ' = a (Bargain : | (Bargain hed hems. . os . / = a j ' 4th Birthday Special! Te WVeweeweve See ere ee ee Three Experienced Instructors g = Basement) we CaN : : : —— ¥ i | Every Hat se- oe oe : AK | ee oe Pettey Spesiet! lected especially 95 4th Birthday Special! s. Also some of cretonne. 3 : | 3 , ° ; . for this occa- . school wear. Misses’ and wt “as } ba Girls Silk Dresses my sion! Only the P. & G. Soap i for Friday only. a. Bob Sommers, Christy MeGarth and \ See AEROS OOSNES, ; — tive ei i A. RATS the most-wanted 12 Bars “See e . = Joe Erhardt, noted builders of Model | $3.95 ADR ; yles! The desir- ash Fabrics 1, OBS : styles! ‘The desi Planes, are here each Saturday t« instruct | i | able materials in- Tw ~ @ ‘ ° ° " " hair. Friday you m the building and flying o- Model | Crepe i¢ , eee straw, noo : chine tatietas Deg raid, straw. ciotn, F Learn How Planes they have created. You build mode! fa | Bevery: Php omer 2 “tee salt heltendl a has ae : j Wanted shades “ S lesion ad kes of P.&G YAY ) ; Yd to Build — of planes that have won many tro oe ak went s : visca. Come early! White Napths FF ; Storewide Ss, J ry wings. 7 x . Ss : VY y , , Cc Single Propeller au | ; a 4 (Nogents—Bargain Basement.) s vi + ve > pecia _ E . iti ; a . ; (Bargain (Bargain - xhibi 10n shart bolts in wanted a Tractors, - Basement) Basement) uity, English prints, solid $ Two-Propeller Pushers, . rae eine : ‘al! and’ cemiclath, printed per Me elapse 868 Bovs Belong to the ie bits Seodial! 4th Birthday Special: a ite as crepe, plain broadcloth, ' GCing : Cos, . ) “The Spirit of St. Louis,” Junior Aviation Club 1 ~=Boys’ Knickers WOMEN’S $4 TO $5 Children’s Shoes 3 Underselling Curtiss Robins, of St. Louis of And Many Others | . SHOES $ 98 : New Spring : 4 No cost at all; instruction free. Classes | s ~ it - i INSTRUCTION FREF have been going on for three weeks. Build : | ed re 3 Furniture ee - a . your planes now. Just buy the parts. Win- | Knickers in se car calf, pened oro —— See BD ersseoe: ccetiions * 3 and embersnip r » , — ee oees =e | eathers! ovelty, plain an wo-tone imr a ; : and Details on ners of the Junior Aero Derby on take patters . Spring styles. All heel heights. Wonder-values at $1.98 pair. ts to 2, at Saturday, 9:30 to 12 A. M place May Mth will complete in National (Bargain ji] ; (Nugents—Bargain Basement.) $2.48 ; House- : RS A ee Contest at Detroit. Basement) ) | (Bargain . =i : ird Floor.) . — ee 3 furnishings a ey ' 4th Birthday Special! Continuing F riday—T his 4th Birthday Special! he ge : ° : . we ’ : Shade, $1.00. t Boys’ Wash Suits | 4th Birthday Special: PE a eS ww Bases Wall Pa er ae: Days Only—Friday and — } . — : See Our | Room a Your Portrait tf, | SUITS | Ac P 3 a4 , Theos In 3 *“imushed in Life-Like ) ‘ ist = materials : nxn G $ $e berry, peact | 4 Unusual values nm an extra-wide A . sp © Ors 4 : for Summer ' Ht ae with ae nn ee Seas ; Tomorrow’s ; choice of new and desirable. papers for in Crystal Stipple | Se a or - CC : : pair Pants. Suits at (theinine : P d Floor Lamp : allrooms. & to 14 rolls quantities—with Portrait Finish bint $14 and $17 with a temo apers _ : 3 For s. Strai ia ht or : borders. Hatement) g one and two pair 4th Birthday — - pants! The manvs- Park’’ Men's Clothes at this price. a? ae . Pett” Menlo Chathes Toone Tellet Paces 3 Complete 59-$2.29 Dae peered $14 [iil a arf ms ’ ft. ‘nt’ power were we able 7 | om rs re Outside and imside glo: 4 se purchase his Es- HELLRUNG oie as : white. Clear Varnish. One 8x10 inch crystal stipple. fin- a) tire Surplus Stock et CaF | Vernish Stain. Floor “ee sa he leds ee : such enormous sav- | $3.25 | ee ee ee ished picture in a beautiful easel folder, _, Bers Mow ena mi. lanl eed now, toe $17 , AND ae, Paint. In wanted colors. tinted im life-like ol colors. Your terials and [asc ee tee Diethder Scie: . | $1.29 } choice of two poses. No appointment — oe oh ‘ ) | the savings aoe , per “You Get the Gri, ‘ (Nugents—Third Fieer, Seuth.) ; OT ' 7 passed on to you! ( Baaemert) $1 00 Phone the Personal Skhopmer Service is necessar). some seconds | . . 4 sé Ie re ert GArfieid 4500 (Negents Studie, Feurth Mover.) (Gergete | | We'll Do the Rest” Rasement> d junior styles. Paint—Varnish a | 92 4th Birthday Special! | Os ok “heen : e ae

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4 si 42 ST.LOUIS POST- nea : _ THURSDAY, APRIL: 11, 192% .-. SELIG PORT ENSreutt , CHILD. COUGHS |HOOVERSELECTS |] 25 25"25"5, PANDRETH | Fete se cone Seer] Going East? ; Stopped quickly § thie dreadful shin surprising result PILLS Friday and Saturday Specials! in thousands of cases. Write. Dangerous poi sons {n your intestines become absorbed in the blood and break down your health. Take Brand- reth's Pills, a sure, safe, pleas ant relief ll f | BP araacnnds owo ER tt HEAD Interstate Laboratories THOXt N E 329 So. Wood St. Chicago for constipation. All druggists—esec. INDIAN BUREAU A FEW CENTS MORE— | THAT’S the slight difference in cost be- tween true vanilla extract—Price’s TAKE Ae BUSE! us Girls’ T-Sttap Pumps . Beautiful Footwear, of high quality for the grow- ing girl, miss and child. \ Patterns of patent sunburn beige leathers with . dainty cut- w ee Charles James “ere of | Philadelphia, Withholds Acceptance Until He Con- | fers With Partners. | LOW FARES New, luxurious buses leave at convenient LOUISVILLE... ; hours daily for all eastern points. Frequent INDIANAPOLIS. outs. service, good running time and lowest fares PITTSBURGH ever known are offered. Buses follow glorious ie GIRLS’ $4 00 CHILDS = $2.50 scenic routes. Stopovers arranged as desired. PHILADELPHIA Sizes 2% to 7.... e Sizes 81% to 112, . | Courteous drivers and safe, all-stee] buses on NEW YORK | all runs. Tickets and information at depots. eee MISSES’ eng CHILDS $2.00 | BALTIMORE ., Vanilla—and cheap imitation va- nilla flavors made of *“‘coumarin” and “yanillin.” ‘Pay the dif- \ ference. Ask your grocer for ity the Associated Press. | | WASHINGTON, April Ai.—Aster | ———————— | weeks of search President goo hie 9 a i Sizes 52 ea... UNION MARKET BUS DEPOT WASHINGTON GS i Charles ames ‘ | . | se agg A» Pee banker “he | R E “HERE’S THE STORE THAT REALLY FITS YOU , 6th and Morgan Sts. DETROIT ee ee } nts to administer the ? Phone Central 7754 | Sitaive of the “edlatr Bureau, whic’: ! = be and CHICAGO 7 9S | ‘frequently has come under con- ! VANILLA ? Gir Is’ | Greyhound Vans for Long Distance Household Moving. Low ry . | | ‘CE Wij ian TAS | I mer? _ dependable service. W Ol UND Transit Mgt. Co., 1157 S. Wabash, “hea ‘ ose ane, : “| gressional fire in latc years, a Rhoads desires to serve, but is; FILLED 50c | RE eee ‘delaying a formal] 1 a 908 ee _ SIXTH and FRANKLIN | ae EES. ee ee ee tn the | EXTRACT y: Quality Shoes for All the Family sy OUND . leave with his partners in the a a | Kace banking firm of Brown Brothers | - : : GOS & Co., and other enterprises. _ — . , 9) ¢ > 2G] ient : ; T ae 4 a t . Ithoads called on the Presi ' rea men s y .t the White House yesterday for | : for a brief discussion Pe = Om we. ‘ ig Ba A is ‘ ae! Yate tee ‘ peers apatieectl ~~ eg ta . is = Nala oh > Pare: “1 Sa haya ae - See oe ee he - At ny ght * ee) 3 boat * > e : te Ac Ta il _ qos Sr ee a Rane RIT an tts 2 >, r * pi = tay 3 a nee OS Na ee " 7 eeetscy, SOR: ~ ee he? ot ete ig F ! * ie yee Los ae enon re See te alsin pe WR aed ie ¢ AD” Sh 2 eth Frade Tage 4 - ° Caio toe Pitti es ZS. P = WY ang ad , ~~ oe ee) o ‘ 2 - a oe - ~ etx B eroeds f Pa pe ene Paes Ie bgt Great Purchase of Coats . . _ RR ee Ei Le RP Shop Ret pantie ercatoncned as a nore ee a Oe 5 Ff Atl. Beg) BA 8G eye PNP A agg pak Wiiesies sesso inant an tg oS eget oe eT rie ee Ree ee Ae eR stapes gos ee Fre Eos ie are priced YY. _ —_ i. = & “looking with disfavor upon the | é k V | R S S Ik B d | h K h W V | Me Pei + vears of fine Z official approval by the Board of | ransparent € vet eee ayon atin eee 1 eee rod C ot eee as a eaves eee e veteen ag as {i ™ " ¢ fl Education of dancing in the high | : | ea | shoe making } spy i : ) | ae : J No action was taken on the res- ‘ ‘ .. m. ’ R sta , Bhi S can accomplish =| olution, pending a report of the A Pare buying ‘SCOOP brings thes Se exceedingly smart Coats tor a In the collection ba ul be found the newest St) le notes, including ae , or GS simnagretgge on ne Solana 4 sale at just shout their normal wholesale price! The six Coats the bow collars, the cape coat, the coat with scarf and throw . 2 my re k *10) 50 f Se ee ee ogy nc, pictured are representative of the offering . . . they show the and numerous back and side seamed designs. Some have smart Re @. FRIDAY at ag N . 4 _— ° sscy d oad S . ASLO a |e \ Sof the First Methodist Eptscopal | prevalence of stunning blacks as well as Admiral and other blues trims of selected furs...and the ensemble types are cleverly | unusual off 4 ABE N Made bv the same = Church, and the Rey. Cliff Titus, h f . purchased , ae S Gaperts who design ¥ Pastor of the First) Community and navy ... while the wanted light shades are also plentiful. designed without fur. and distincti : ied if French. Shriner & /% Church BT Summer, T Bix} Burning eet 7 good saving. H lected leathers that “ a ae ‘ ee: s 4 yee Me Ahn 2 Rt: > aR Ae todd tie aa - ag oan V hare Seana . Se 2 igre 9 «. ; 9 arg a bes a 4 vi * rs cause colors a ends : ' y ~ “~T - feet. Corn, bunion and | Sia sizes are incomplete. However, in ors in Rajah and Yo-San Silks. A host of clever. : blister pains vanishina §% } - “ 1] See Rl “ans s ae | ca . } a ey ees. } | 25c Che Ht | jiffy. Noneed for messy (ig the group are ail sizes and 18 smart new styles at a new low price tor these exceptiona | Special, o oo » Pow eTs or b oe Yard”. ER i i ladle i pl hat irritatethe : Bs 4 PVvery _ *stect = S. : tit SHOE DEPARTMENT thin. “ory Coolene oo colors.....every pair perfect and qualitie | 1 Fully blesche nt 3 “es N night rom sore, perinerts: syed ae 4 pajama Ch | * Browning King & Co, | ted. bursinatect guas- every pair full fashioned Misses’ and Women’s Sizes oe ‘ieee * qualia 916-918 Olive Street | At all good drug end 6 Mee Fea se i i | inches wide. sa STREET FLOOR ; DRESS SALON—SECOND FLOOR relia % Made by Coolene Lebs., 27 W. 20th St., N.Y.C. THOMAS W. GARLAND, Inc.—Sixth St., Between Locust and St. Charles 1 FRIDA ST seamiiae o. RASA ary G a | D G é id D Q a Dd D QG & D ‘ D Gi & z D } é i x D G F Q tions of the school. The decision | to appoint the conimittee followed | the introduction of a resolution put- F OOLENE ss BO QOMMOORMOORMOONMOORBOORMOORNBOORBOORMOORMBOONBOONBOONMOOMMBOORMMQORMOORMOC!

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH sone THURSDAY, AR IL 11. 192 spi Ree EI Se _ PAGE a 4161 WASHINGTUN PHONE DELMAR 4460 . e Saturday morning service at . Temple Shaar: Emeth, Lindell EYE FAR NOSE A | boulevard and Vandeventer av N THROAT CLINIG Tn age Oo U § = A ot ie 0. y § | , nue. at 10 o'clock. Hlis subject will | 5 5 — be “The’Little Maiden, Captive Out be = . . e Sk are f ate Credit Bank of St. Louis, which | Fa | obs oS ee Pe t's nas agreed to extend loans up to a Maes ico i Sizes | four times the paid-up apital | BR Og ie ' | : I cap tal of ay ; me Sok 8} to 10 tne new bank. ; ' 5° ae Loans will be secured by grow- ! 5 es ers New ing crops, livestock, farm equin- | \ Spring ment and any available Security | ; that may be deemed POO! 3 Colors emect necessary ie te a i i. Sea Cea eveeceeeczeeeeaeve eee se easedwe ae Humphrey said, and will bear in- | ; SUITS —In two and three button styles, with wanted terest not to exceed two pcr cent | By > of the prevailing rediscount rate of “¢ peak or notch lapels. i the inter! nediate credit bank * You May. Organi —_— of the bank fs ai Re \ Newport Ch : TOPCOATS—In the wanted three-button single- ee Ee kas 9ca 0s % ne | a breasted style; some with fly fronts. : ale GH6 cinltat denck tec 1 oe . cn | . ing subscribed bv St. Louis com- $2 50 —_ 2 Suits, or ~ inercial banks, in stment : ; nit- a $1.95 to ‘ Ne SClae f ercial banks, investment bar Parchment Topcoats, or * f | ors, ee ie aca OnE, | Suntan VALUES a Suit and a Or | | ts gg retallers ana man- Sa a Topcoat | In addition to Humphrey, the ee | Bronze ‘ e 3 3 Pairs, $3.75 | Lirosa Formosa ; conimittee is composed of Paul : %¢ and and Pay | Bestor, head of the Federal Inter- | Ses: ER, % Others Just $29! | mediate Credit Bank; W. H. Dan- if re ee | | forth, president ci the lialston-Pu- | : Es Full Fashioned — Perfect Quality — Sheer | ageing Sige mage opi nates eh e>." Chiffon—Black heels and oe heels ! 12 St. ‘ S Sal i“ rancisco cclile | S S . 1 ; in- | road; E. D. Nims, president of the : & uperbly Beautiful! Some lis 6 rel fe | Bell Telephone Co.: A. W. Shap- | | F : forced for extra wear. A timely pur- ; J SIZES & leigh, chairman of the board of : 5 ‘s . cy chase makes this great sale at such a Shapleigh Hardwareé Co.: Hillsman && ye a ba low price possible. Supply your Ho- K 33 to 44, though not along vent nt wf the se39~ ~ yu wh ' ee ~ #2 iN siery needs for Spring and: Summer—- | | : in every pattern. etate iAle insurance ©C0.; ane ord | ‘ ' No. 3—$1.29 Models for men of Hardin,. vice president of the | Buy’ several a ae all builds. iy | Mississippi Valley Trust Co PHONE os qe | meee - 1 , Pointed Heel Hose | I CONSCIENGE-STRICKEN VETERAN a oe i » ee | ane Jyryant | 41.65 | ; . a — SS SeHSSSeRSESCASSSESSSSSESESECE ESSERE BASE BRA SSER LEDS * %~ » Pee aa ree ae 43 oe | © fe SA Be) Z »* - Ms Friday and Saturday RETURNS HIS SERVICE BARS BSP CARS eo , Not Enttiled to Those for Two | Promptly ‘Filled SIXTH and LOCUST for extra wear, 79 Correctly Styled gg upline AS 'NGLION, April 11. —are included at this special @!' bars from a former service man | Phone Your Orders—CEntral 3570 ‘sad t} ’ Pull-fashioned chit. f —offered at 2 for $29! a Offensives, | War Department has receive an TUXEDOS @ Topcoats Originally $19.50 to $29.50, im fH \\0" tevertment das received an Sale Price : i who said he was not entitled mtg 4 = be my , then. The ars arc Ose ) j . anna or shawl-col- qi Many £PrOm the tailoring shops of nation- mm Meuse-A cole a 7d ps ne Siar ared Tuxedos, splendidly tai- f . iffensive and defensive sect | lored, in approved black wool- ally Known makers! The f Fons r tae: name ens. Some are silk lined and m was witheld at his re que st, sti ated AND! q SUITS that were originally $19.50 to $33 MM “is "ar Department He was! Hf = MAIL ORDERS Any yo wanted patterns—at 2 £0F $29! BH science fund in the form of service — ——- q Making this one of the most important & ('\'): vec ome we nace 810-812-814. WASHINGTON YAVE. es 2 for $29 clothing offers we have held: ee his mental condi. | WEEKLY AD No. 1312. SALE CLOSES MONDAY EVENING. You can choose a Sutt—and mat the time he mad: a}? plic Ae} a Tuxedo—and Pay Just ion for thet ‘as such that he ER SEOULD Ne een $29 for BOTH! — DO NOT FAIL TO ATTEND El should claim ctigibiitty to ‘the éecs {i PARCEL POST ORDERS __| ERENT TEL | y te rc sane L. 8S. STARKETT'S LIGHT STEEL TAPES teraz, medium tones, of brown, tan, gray. Every, fam RABBI THURMAN TO OBSERVE |) au wttcr's tucm GARDEN TOOLS Sutt ard Torcoat well tatlored throughout. re | = | Herriagbones, worsteds, cassimeres, light novelty pat- . Basement Economy Store [STH ANNIVERSARY ‘ug manse! GENUINE | GENUINE “CYCLONE” \\ } Four Reform ia rregations G/ a 66 IQ? LAWN FENCE A SPRING e $ fflonov Him at United Temple | COLDWELL S om8 9) ee eee 50 fect. in leather Services, | ) \ LAWN MOWER _ aS Price in Special ¢ na In celebration of the fifteentl a , as , ara Ln cememge! Ft) 11 Rolls. ae ~ Pl. 89 mm TiN Peary of tli ministry mig Sa ! + = A 7 a 7 . nial a> ie galvanized me Rabbi Samuel Thurman, t} four ce 90 gs A So ae ; a C hk THICKNESS DRESSES at Ver y Spc cial Prices f Reform congregations ‘e the city out glare. rice Bf 3 lll black, red, or brunette hair and long ee ‘mer, |B) Ch elt: locking A | CORK’ SCREW , — era pureed, yi RSI 4 IRD FLOOR ; P ae slender bodies. Charming to pose on the aero oe a ; Mee lo A) = ates 98c you, permitted their being offered at this piano, or in the liviag feem or bedroom. | Ro: Past |e fect dich... 8119 | a) | reat 4 hyo good saving. By all means see them. Erecd ” Pp m - | $ Sect high. 2... BE | p | } | . —_ Parcel post weight. , ‘Freedom’ Panties, 59c oomers, 59c | Al ' A _ | With 1 Blade , _ BRACK RODDED Regular value $°.{¥). For Misses and Women: Smart and inexpensive. For Of rayon, in French panty : ways Nn n | EXTENSION LADDERS |Special. , . . $1.69 B} re leather Se 0)1 35¢ = for sie ‘ : Pays big price for neglecting | | “ GLOVES FOOT COMFORT his indigestion 4 “HOCKADAY” ENAMEL. Pg ee KNIVES | 0: nares ot. laced : | ° ae Bed Sheet | ll | Behind his back those who know him || PERMANENT— WASHABLE | | Cowal ne 8880. 2.95 | : ) Q5 Amoskeag Ginghams 9 ed — Is Quickly Obtainable spur his hn eB They Poss for- ; WALL FINISH | . INDIVIDU AL $ 3 $2.39. AIR GAUGE ° —= S l, ; . « ) 7 on i" . Or , esa 98c Py We ; ve his constant outbur ts of anger. You ri a ave | FRENCH PEPPER MILLS E 1? regula and balloon tires. |—98c at mm) 3 Cal ibbi Samuel Sale willl spea se ing ) jen ,arnis’ emp ue sharpenimg, at and jurable: Aurea Nana Orientalis; extra borvitaes Orientalis; $1. 98 ee Specia} price Special at, Slightly stained $1.39 special department, 7 ; and indigestion. The heartiest meal \pply fully bleached seam- devoted exclusively — m need not cause a moment’s stomach |g | OCR APS) aM f ; 4 4 : less Bed Sheets, in the _ or beg and idly ahh, distress or 1ll-temper. DM ee r POP — ill remnants o this goo grace ot 63x90 size. Deeply saie O r. Scholl's f sik Triner’s Bitter Wine prev venta the formation §§& . e dirt, neo hal . th | d Ensembles Gingham in new plaid, check and plain hemmed. Foot Comfort Ap- r\/ fof gas and poisons by inducing quick natural | @ sizins priming A waSHae_e whl and rose. -With bie om ES ian digesiion and elimination by the bowels. Sharp- ecesenry. plated frame. Oval and TUBES at erns and col- color patterns. 32 inches wide. Fast colors. pipet, WALL FINISH ee pee 39 REDUCED PRICES ° . . er Never does this delightful blend of C iform a “WONDER” ost of | ver. : Plain Voiles IN CHARGE is an expert member of wine, cascara and herbs gripe or strain. Always | 1.35 | ire Guaranteed for Life t espa 25c Checks Gabardines dark solid colors. for panes a rede-qrapn Print 1 ea wi . cr Wi | - Regular Colors | : | ana arene leather 95 teeth 12.20 SIZES first quality, all 35 white, in 2 to 8 yard Sprin made of your stockinged foot—it will! Boat qui order (a = : **sa2 ’ ; g and Summer. a ) | hs agg pce Special price. : . inches wide. lengths, of 49¢ grade. go ment edit tte tan show clearly the condition of any foot lasnennncensesenanecneeesseseer ee | ab Have sold fer $10.50 Set. trouble you may have. | ar. Cat . 4 | GOLF SETS Basement Economy Store FRE one ee ae ee » $f. 00 BF | Free 615.00 te §77.00 os. Triner nae yt | i ion | .90 FRIDAY! Milk Chocolate Nougats, pound | iataiotiown [| [oo Hs eS: | ae size maintain a 3! ity there is no excuse for biliousness | an Expert to P - ‘Gh a namental + per used at : : y | $135. Speck... $1 49) oy TIRES” [RELISH OR BON-BON DISH | S. Your choiee of thr -ens the appetite. Starchy foods yield quick); Rasement Liconomy Store | Neme eToen «ree aC ¥ i] , ; (rr ew * CRY. 00 i ebb cbnanaasesseneenounsennnnetsen

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PAGE 14 STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 199___e —_________ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ce ial — ‘fH Editorial Pa ~ . . We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted Cricket Swea ters $5.95 Silk Gowns and Pajamas For Men a. , a ae ad , . f “a A TW ©. wi Taken From Our Regular Stock $ 95 a= $3.95 \ alue (re PARI ‘ for Friday's Selling, at pint Friday As * —— 2 ; > a: . , , * / , ; i F ) . € Beautifully trimmed with imported laces—lovely garments * 59.89 = j \ Re . : " Sleeveless styles in- Oe zg | % . i i“ ~S A Beginning Friday ... An Offering of | hae on Fi cee * a del irae nh pps ec eur: it ee 5 “ae tno he aan stein 4 eeeetate SIRS sgh & — oe ~~ ua —- 2: Pod ca Woman and Man Se N Spring Coats Matched Golf Sets = Silk Hosiery v Special at ‘$7.00 ; a 7 € Set consists of 5 = | if Sheer chiffon and : J ' _ _ Wil Red Ribb ; H "= ; @ ba service chiffon... \ 4A | | 8419.70 to BID V alues at : hoe ar ae ae a a Sonora Where R iron. mashie. mashie Special Friday at Specially Purchased ... for Women and Misses ... Including Many Samples 310” een emenetad tne LOL LOOT tee ——— some with silk, oth- ers with narrow lisle tops. All are lisle reinforced at wearing points. Many wanted niblic, and putter. ‘ e : ( oncentrating or Two More Days of the Well finished and = | - shades; sizes 8! ._ @ ' E 0 E Ps ° balanced — have red i ‘a : on Sonora. © & xposition Uxtraordinaire leather grips. Supple- i . “— mentary irons. $2.50 call es: each. a Sy tse Associated Press. Fighth Floor a MEXICO CITY, Apri 3 to 10. eo : | se new pilot te assassinate peau: a ! UJ 4 President Calles, the seca : a n recent weeks, was . @ A group to delight the slim and vouthtul ... to , Mantel Clocks BR :8e newspaper, Universal Tots’ Coats | _ gratify the more dignified and mature... and Ee rhe newspaper said that ae . “ern “a. re : ; ind woman. involved in § every stvle beautiful and recent of its kind! Coats Specially a piracy probably would i ie ins the soft. lovelv basket weaves, Arline. . : ae Purchased and , | .rrest. shortly. se aia, featuring the s tt lovely ba Ke + ig d q@ Unusual indeed it is to feature the cult Priced ¢ q Quoting the ehief of D4 i. alue Svivia and the silken Ottomans, fat es an crepe of beauty in such an extensive way! It . a uilitary garrison, the Friday at \\ 4 satins. Galwak in flat, tailored mode, fluffy fitch, might be called “a congress of beauty ad- 56 : y as ee u 1g | . . a | mae ? a to bom ormer,. S$ 9 and 4 popular monkey fur... and here and there trim- visers. Not one St. Lours woman will a 4. 2 | mings of squirrel! and broadtail. want to miss the last days of this remark- ee | Nas passing through the | | si antec able opportunity! @ An unusual opportunity. These ~@ Jalisco @ few daye age Om Spring’s regula- ae Clocks are ro inches high and a9 = ‘rom central Mexice to th tion models of all 4\ ea ee Oe, soles eubeed thel CONSULTANTS inches long, having silver dial an@ ee oe 4 wool cheviot — Vee, Rattle tea pa a a é a are here from Doraldina, Inc., Dor- finished in mahogany a A beau- a 7 aaa inte eee ; beautifully tailor- | lovelimess—e€i ey oat . ExXCE pti na othy Gray, Helena Rubinstein, Eliza- sen gong strikes the hour and half | | a radi ed and serviceably \ im materiai, itning, style and fine beth Arden. Primrose House. Max lour. E - © Ta lined. Double- ish. Sises 14 to 3253: in misses, Factor, Coty, Inc., Parfumerie St. Denis, ee 2 Z Seana yg ierggreraiess: breasted style womens and cextra-size sections. Richard Hudnut, Roger and Gallet, E- P obtain explastees These buttons. For girls | : Inc. They may be consulted regard- ee train bombéin "tt w or boys,=r to 6 Feerth Ficor your individual beauty problems from a some ot te ° e a The garriso hie f FRIDAY: Helena Rubinstein Day All Linen Crash AMEE “pict wes dlgcioned when ° 5 Lecture at 2:30 P. M. Weave—$2.45 Value Uj e+ a ee fo f - By Mlle. Lila, Helena Rubinstein’s Friday at : oe room here where Ir TOC ven representative, direct from the Palm . ! ving. (ii Uo ak ( ‘rain and assassinate 7 . Beach Salon. Subject: ‘The Beauty 2 | 88 AY, Perez obtained the . ~S 7 but was unable to get the Mexico City. . ga? | ' Eseelster says that fou F ‘ (kK 4 a naval officers who were 4 Lecture at 11:30 A. M. Friday @ Our own direct SZ ronth ago in connection : importation brings YZ » ae . By eo ’ rom ms * ; nandling of the by Miss Helen Curtis...direct from our patrons this ex- 7 7 npling Mexican 5 2705 V Coty’s Fifth Avenue Perfume Saion. constant alu ." ae the outbreak of the $1.95 CO $2.9) \ alues She will tell you how to achieve indi- ~ 8 ~~ 4 = : m ‘°ra Cruz have been , Cloth is 54 inches pe viduality by selecting the proper per- square with colored are Commodores fume. Miedima, Arturo Mad : $i kins “FY * ll aad Exhibition Hall—Ninth F! border: six nap "s> Miranda, and Capt. 3] thibition a inth eor to match. Close me 5 + ta: ‘J t You Owe Yourself and How to Ob- Offering Scores of tain It. Smart New Stvles corve. Three other woven quality. still held = Third Fleor yy" = : = . : A ® BE = 1500 U. S. Soldiers Orden Only Two Days Leit = a 4 on eee Don ose aes Borer: ° aa yr his event is one of outstana- s e | begs: , "remem. ‘s to Share lil the 8-Day eo : , 7% ing interest to mothers .. . rep- Better Kitch en . , i saan rit Tex... a. | paid : S | ‘ roximately 1509 . ioe . resenting as it does so many + | . . Fringed Curtains 9h sie. Se ae s Ne > past x oad styles . . . such splendid quality Service ae ae =e «= ceed to Arizona and Bae urni ure 2 . ‘ ‘mi — and . alue. Plam colors a ch M ” d ie gh a as : Order points within at x é . . ots ~hacLec . Pe ~neer. viercerize - ag | tance of Sonora. 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Drama—Music OV Cite EE STpRget ase ttactgs cs crane RR HE | Editorial Page , a4 Daily Cartoon Sweaters renee eet = APRIL 11, 1929. LINKED PROPOSALS BORAHIS FOR FARM LIKELY TO DEFEAT PRODUCTS DUTY, HE BUDGET SYSTEM TELLS CANADIANS ee Senate Passes Bill for State- a PAGE S 15—20. “PART TWO. AUTLE ATTEN TOBOMB CALLES TRAN DISCLOSED Woman Winner of 1926 Nobel Prize and - QOjetti, Nation’s Foremost Art Critic, Also Omitted From Membership. ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY. ~ PROBLEMS THAT WILL CONFRONT | nn LONDON i oe Major Question Is Further New Italian Academy Slights Ferrero, Papini, Croce, Benelli; And D’Annunzio Refuses Seat ao Bulgar King and Italian Princess Whose Wedding Seems to Be Off ome ie sade hy ae ie is Eee eee ~. dite. Woman and Man Sent to Replies to Letter Inquiring opportunity. These ‘inches high and 20 ving silver dia) and bgany effect. A beau- es the hour and half Section—Ligchth . Floor fast Sets Crash at ae: .. Sea _ Is- e used eaves— adow and Rich hoice of lloped a-in. bul- = ad “i, -* a AE Fee, VRE ar 4: >) So a ee i i: 7 Faw es ¢ as 3 r i ae hb Tileer ster Rugs ractive = 49° Sixth Peer Pu » J ‘ae, : ba a ica v8 Da EL tr eae ee 1500 U. S. SOLDIERS - " cerve. S@ppeared immincnt. t dow 4 any Mexican planes |» SACO, ariz, april 11.—Mexican ‘Will Go on Duty Opposite’ Mexico City for Explosive | Failed to Get Out of |»; the Capital With It. Associated Press. ,lan Academy of 30 members, | its elder sister, the like 'sidecrable undergroun , ORDERED TO BORDER 'of its components, 'the notable omissions in its make- up. Even as the French ithe late kkmile Zola, I‘red¢eric Mistral, ence, and Alphonse Daudet, the | Ifalian counterpart of “The Old | Lady by the Seine,” has Ieft out 'six noted exponents of modern Ital- ian thought. The first Academy in the realistic novelist; Sonora Where Rebels Are Concentrating for Attack on Sonora. \ By the Associated Press. omission on MEXICO CITY, April new plot to President Callies, im recent weeks, repor the newspaper Universal icday. The newspaper said and woman involved spiracy probably arrest shortly. Quoting the chief of the local | military garrison, the newspaper | said that the unsuccessful plot was Papini Left Out. to bomb the former President's Senator Benedetto. Croce, train and assassinate him whife he rian of modern Italy, To under of his Was passing through the State of oOwn»schoo! of philosophical think- Jalisco a few days ago on his way ing and noted -literary critic, 15 from central Mexics to t! Pacific omitted. Likewise is Giovanni Pa- coast to take over the drive against pini, whose “Life of Christ, pub- the rebels in Sinaloa. lished first in 1920, is still a topic er Ge 7 , scussion the world over. Universal said that Santiago Per- | Of @'scussio : ‘maini “ f the six il- ez and a woman whose name is not | +ae ae -~ se ee . Ugo Ojetti Siven were sent to Mexico City re-} a again aon Sa»? . : : ? “iti -Orm- bently by the Northern rebéts to Italy's foremost art critic, com obtain explosives el aie he mentator on things American—v.e be sent to Jalisco to be used in th published “L’American Vittoriosa” | vansco to be used ii nei. : ‘k as 1898— h of train bombing. It was stated that ne ar sega ? 7 cscs ee ce some Of the rebel generals knew of a “— oF eran . . , artistic reminiscences, and Sen the plot and that certain ‘scone - ; a Mamninne a! id ea ies 3 : Benelli. poet and dramatist, second i 4 is ver ip Cates } .) a we only to Pirandello (who is a mem- » The garrison chief said that the : : ; : ber of the New Academy). Benel- lot was disclosed when incriminat- ' : P } IerUMINat- } 5 «Cena Delle Beffe.” known én ing documents were found in a2 . 4 : ” ‘ ; English as “The Jest.’ has a wid« hotel room here where Perez was ;' oT? siving reputation, and his “L’Amore De | i : eee i Tre Re’ (“The Love of the Three Perez obtained the explosives. Ki ”) bids fair to b | Aings )] ial € but was unable to get them out ot - ned ‘- vt ew Mexico City. ext 2 aiagoan li. — A f name in nearly four decades has ormer focused more attention upon Ital- ian letters than that of any /avriter. -Italy’s greatest living poct, assassinate the was second with- ted by kee 30 “immortals.” inat a man ‘ in the would be Gughelmo Ferrero, createst living historian of ancient |'Rome, has not only been ;over by the cadcmy but 1s even men tioned in the new Ita “Who's Who con- under lian ROME, April 11—The new Ital- French Acad- | emy, is already conting;in for con- | criticism, | 'not so much because of the choice | but because of | nineties refused to admit | the bard of Prov- | the list is | that of Gabriele D’Annunzio. whose | 'novelist and dramatist is not among perhaps the, passed | not histo- | almost as | Society. The omission of Grazia Deledda, woman novelist who in 1926 won ‘the Nobel literature prize for her stories of Sardinian peasant life, Js commented on as well, but her omission is understandable. Wom- en do not even vote in Italy; as the French Academy, | the Italian is more or iess pat- i terned, has never admitted wom- i en. there was no precedent in her favor. D’Annunzio Refused Honor. The reasons for the exclusion of most of the six noted men seem i0 be fairly obvious. D’Annunzio was approached and asked. if he would consent to donning academic robes ‘and responded with a resonant "ei However, works have long been on the in- dex and the clergy regularly call on the faithful to boycott his plays. Ferrero and Croce have been considered hostile, or aloof from, the Mussolini In the case of Papini, his “Storia di Cristo,” perhaps the most dar- ing work on the character of the | teacher of Nazareth: | famous “Life of Jesus, brought him under the Ojettis exclusion is explain, since he is art the new Fascistized “‘Corriere Delia Sera’ of Milan, and his ardent patriotism cannot be questioned. Benelli, twice wounded in the World War, ‘holder of the silver medal for valor, and one of the crusaders of the Siume expedition, other | long rather regime *? may > ban. tarder 10 critic of has for some time been completely | divorced from political activity. lt may be, that he ..as forced out of the selection sole} greater fame of Pirandello. However. the 39 “immortals named by the Facist ee soon to begin their sittings in the historic Farnesina hr by the Tiber will have the right, at intervals, to add to their by election, and it is possible that several eminent writers now ex- cluded will be summoned in course of time to sit with the -learned Excelsior says that four ranking snaval officers who were arrested a!three directions ‘month ago in connection with their! “eight to the handling of the Mexican Navy at revolutionary the Outbreak of the rebellion at soon Vera Cruz have been released. They are Commodores Antonio Ortega Medina, Arturo Madariaga and Jose Federal occupation of the Naco Miranda. and Capt. Alberto Az-j sarrison, which is held by about Three other officers are | 1000 loyal soldiers under still held. cas Gonzalez, constitutes the OO immediate major threat 1500 U. S. Soldiers Grdcered to the Sonora LBordcr. By the Associated Presse. SAN ANTONIO. Tex.. April 11. ~Approximately 1500 United Slates Soldiers were ready today to ceed to Arizona and New border points within a lance of Sonora major battle forces today, announcement of leaders that they expected to besiege the Tlittle ing numbers. only to rebe: of Sonora. | With Gen. J. Gonzalo Escobar, /revolutionary commander-in-chief, ‘to lead them, rebel troops retreat- pro- ; ing from Chihuahua were reported Mexico short dis- | into Sonora Mexico, where aj the entire between opposing | than in the Mexican revolution Agua Pricta, tonight About 600 troops, said to be from the rebel army retreating Rus-| into Sonora from Sinaloa, were remainder | reported to have reached Cavalry supple- | S0uth of Naco last night, Field Artillery bat-/| forces. with Gen. Fausto Aalion from Fort Bliss. Fi Paso.|army. The latter force Tex.. were issued here ~esterday | number upwards of 000 by Major-General William 1] Gen. Topete was ter, commander of *the United | auent trips from his camp to the Slates Army Kighth Corps Area.| south of Naco to Agua Prieta to The troops from Fort D. A. Rus-| meet the first battalions of Gen. sell will go to Bisbee, Ariz.. and! Escobar’s incoming army. Gen. those from Fort Bliss wil! aug- | Ment the 200 cavalrymen dis-'| Patched to Hachita, N. M., several! he was thought to days aro. | Sonora, conferring Eighteen United States cisco Borquez. ; : planes already are patrolii: Rebel leaders rie it was qeeen- border under orders to shoo! tial to the revolt cause to take flying nerta Naco. They pointed out that un- | ef the international line. | less ¥ ere done. it might be possible for Vederals who now Gen. Lassiter described the | .eniro] Juarez. to transport movement of {troops as “a precaue bodies of troops across the tithary measure to afford adequate | States to enter Mexico at Pretection to our border in possi- | point and attack rebel forces emergency.” Explaining his | yne rear. action more fully. the Genera! said: Reports ooming from Topete’s “Information as to the Mexican | camp said the rebels were prepar- ation indicates that the weight | ing to attack Naco with gas boinbs mt the contending forces in So-/ .44 artillery. Seta may be greatly increased in |i, yederals to further fortify the future. | garrison with heavy timbers, and “With this increased number of ,te send airplanes SMtestants in Sonora, the problem | camp. f affording protection te our side | tributed in Naco. f the border. already difficult On | gave warning of a “count of the proximity of thei pomb attack and can and Mexican towns to/jizens te be ready “ach other, becomes increasingly town. So far as — lone has left. > - o ment er geile od en seal Americal o Te With Mexican Rebels. was “in the nature of a prac- | By the Associated Press ~ | States more. system, Or il} | Canadian iters at was adopted | of the | weck | which | that i countries for in i «‘ommittee, in atronage priv- | but | defeat ‘'samendment contains : The first | ‘there must and the | % ' avoid shall | goods in the home country, | buy ould reject it in |} fering a 'world raw sugar duty to . i un- iment. ‘warded to the itive, protested against any /from ‘tion . | valorem r opposition to | bills while they | appeared to | Tno- a. i * i passed. That | reement was carried | Wammack amendment to | the House that the great- budget and) hae | officials | For | practical | budget and a centre! | About Stand on Proposed Increased Tariff on Food- stuffs From Dominion. 3-CENT WORLD RATE | IN SUGAR REPORTED House Committee Also Said to Be Considering 2.40 Cent Impost on Importa- tion From Cuba. By the Associated Press WASHINGTON, April 11.—f—e- | tne Ca- | 1adian Chamber of Commerce in/| frorm PRINCESS Soran AND KING “BORIS. Limitation of Naval Arm- aments as Applied Espe- cially to Cruisers. ‘ HOOVER IS SLOWLY | REORGANIZING CORPS Besides Paris, He Also Like- ly Will Have to Fill Posts Tokio at Rome, Pekin. et —— By the Associated Presa, WASHINGTON, April tern attru ial Photo, 11.—On | his arrival in London as Ambassa- the United States, Senator Borah (Rep.) of Idaho deciared yester- day he would support “reasonable tariff ‘increases on agricultural products—“not that I love Canada less but that I love the United | ‘? Religion A pparently Bars Boris From Italian Bride ™::: dor to the Court of St. James. Charles G. Dawes will find before him major and several minor affecting LBritish-Ameri- relations. major one is that of further | limitation of naval armamenta, tn- one questions (ili A field representative of the Chamber with headquar- Boston, asked Senator Borah “just where you. stand on the present agitation that is going on regarding the duties on goods advancement of irnported from Bulgarian King Said to Have Given Up Hope | the of Wedding Princess Giovanna—Russian Grand Duchess Now Mentioned. jin 1921, ‘volving cruisers and other auyxil- fighting craft.. to round out agreement affecting battfe- prec and airplane capriers reached atthe Washington arms conference | ijary | Among | urbitration other questions are the United States.” letter also ' ad-j} By the 2stion that “any | SOFLA. disruption of the cordial relations Boris now exist between the two! .. is deplorable and can | Urand Duc serve only toward a depression on of a both sides of the international Re border.’ | “No Way to Avoid It.” Senator Lorah, is chairman of the Senate Foreign Nelations his reply declared: “The condition of agriculture in the United States is such that we are under the highest obligation | to better that condition if it is possible to do so. And we are also under pledge to undertake it. “J presume in some respects he continued, “this may be to the disadvantage of your people. But in looking after the respective in- terests of our country, necessarily Canada. inty the The Canadian vanced the svuge Assoviated Press April 11.— take a Bulgaria King may have to hess for a bride instead Princess. ligious obstacles today seemed his proposed i destined to prevent | marriage to Princess Giovanna of 'Jialy | reap alliance who talk arose of a possibic with the Kira Viadimirovitch, 19-year-old ‘daughter of Grand Vuke Cyril, rec- ognized as head of the Romanoff | family by many Kussian royalists. | snel GAiivs here was that both the Vatica the Bulgarian church vield sufficient ground to make the ulliance with possible. It was said the Pope re- ‘fused to give -he a dispensation to murry King Boris be some conflict of ad-| uniess jit was agreed that offspring antage. I know of no Way 0° of the unidn would be reared in it and I know of nO COUN-/ the Roman Catholic faith. try in the world which seeks 10) ‘The Bulgarian Constitution stip- avoid it. ulates that the heir “] recall when the British Pre-j must be a mier visited Canada a short time ) rian Orthodox Church. ago, he urged the Canadians to} It also was understood that trade within the British Empire+-/ vatican demanded the establigh to buy not only your manufactured ment of a Papal Nuncio in Sofia but t0/ and the appointment by Rome of a Can-/ number of Roman Catholic Bishops in Bulgaria. This proviso the garian Government also considered the such other products as ada did not produce in parts of the British Empire they were produced. We could | jinacceptable. not take exception to this, al-| Premier: Mussolini was reported though if carried into effect, WO | x= other | where | | ' Grand Duchess | | By the Associated ~’ress. Information in diplomatic circles | hn and | declined-to | Princess Giovanna | | planne Italian Princess, Paris Newspaper | riage of to the throne {and Princess Giovanna of Italy member of the Bulga- | been ito religious ese two Pr | that Bul- | i with treaty .proposed by hellogg late in 1927 to replace the Root. treaty which ex- | pired on June 4.1928, and the vex- ng question of the freedom of further when so much opposition te Pest ep : agin Pg oe at home and abrend heb paseenet oe. ormant since the Paris peace a er nce, 3 "It was understood that his tour | ms that ime the liquor treaty of European capitals would end negotiated in 1924 by Charles ». without the projected visit to Rome. Hug may be up for reconsid- sselaliol | cration as a result of the exchanges Boris Expected to Return Direct to! now poimg on between the United Sofia from Berlin. States and Canada é@ver the sink- a — 4 ing Of the Canadian schooner I'm BERLIN,” April 1!.—King Boris! ajone by a Coast Guerd eutter in |\of Bulgaria was expected here l0- | ¢p- gulf of Mexico some 200 miles day to return immediately to Sofia, from shore. 'capital of his country, thus come | May Review Liquor Treaty. pleting a tour of Central Turope Operations under this treaty he without the visit which he had’ jaye ted to several international d to Rome. Incidents and there is a genefa! He has trav ‘eled incognito. fecling here that both the United States and British Governments might wish to réview its terms in with a view the not distant future. its modification or its ; | Secretary alliance in disre- : Vatican condition. that King |} as favoring the gard even of the It was said, however, | Boris disliked pressing his suit hes Says Marriage Has Becn Abandoned. By the Associated Preas. PARIS, April 11.—The Echo de either to Pans says that the projected mar- abrogation King Boris of Bulgaria In the first place some Ameri- has; can officials doubt that the paet owing ; would stand the test of review by between |fthe United States Supreme Court land in the second they are dybi- Jt is reported that the Vatican's | ous that it has brought the results ule of failing to authorize mixed that were expected. marriages unless it. was agreed) The British are represented as male ‘children would be desiring a clarification of a num.- reared in the Roman Catholic | ber of points in the treaty. such Church could not be recowciled |as the right of continuous pursuit the regulations of the Bul-| and the sinking of suspected liquor garian Orthodox Church. irunners after - such pursuit has definitely abandoned differences fee] the effect a NEW POLICE BOARD T0 60 3-Cent Sugar Duty Report. Reports that the House Ways and Means Committee consid- proposal to increase the wae Appearance Tomorrow Matter: Kreismann Unable oe of the a Routine Will Be Oo Attend. men appoint- Board by appear before (‘orporations Com- State Senate at Jef- tomorrow, as a routine matter prior to the expected firmation of the appointments. appear before Lon ©. Hocker president of the sartiett and N. P. | three eents that on the Cubsn | cents were current | ied as the new i € 4 { t } fic ¢ com. | “eV. Cau id | the Municipal of the ferson City a pound and product to 2.40 at the Capitol yesterday, but declined to fyvur com- Police wil} mittee members res / mittee Meanwhile, the American Farn Sureau Federation in a letter committee bv ("hese its legislative representa- te yay. 4 ] r ( ay, Those who will chanze | to domestic valua-| the committee assessing ad} Who is to be this were | board: Danicl | Zimmer: fourth cormmissiorrer. , are foreign for purposes of duties unless Continued on Page 20, Column 2. } The For Friday Only Assorted Candies Containing Marshmallow Dates, Pecan Fudge, Assorted Bonbons and Choco- lates. Pound boxes only.......0w.x- Fig Buttercups A thin shell of pure sugar stuffed to bursting with a filling of delicious Smyrna ro. Half pound... Branettes A health bis- cuit that is surprising] y tasty. They contain only Whole Wheat, Agar - Agar and Honey. Box, 3§€ A rich, moist Devil’s Food Layer with an icing and filling of fluffy A rich Coffee Cake with a filling of fresh luscious strawberries. Special. . .. 30¢e | By the As en's ithe multilateral anti-war |reached the iand ' ‘archives of the , nations Con | /agreement will go in force as soon Japan are deposited. } i'wik be BEFORE SENATE COMMITTEE carried the ships far out upon the (high seas Mayor high sea Frederick H. Ikreismann unable to attend. Far Apart on Disarmament, i, | The extension of naval disarnia- Swedish Peace Document im U. S.| ment apparently is no nearer a solution than it Was with the | breaking up of the tri-partite con- ‘ference at Geneva several years ago after the British and Ameri- can delegates became deadlocked over the question of cruiser ton- Press. ‘ON, April 11.—Swed- instrument of adherence to; treaty fas | Swedish legation here will be deposited in the State Department. | "#6 nineteenth of the 49 The Governments are far adhere to com- | @Part on their viewpoints, Great of the treaty. The | Britain contending for a sharp : | limitation of tonnage in the 10,009- ton class without. limitation - ex sociated WASHINGT s00n is the invited to plete acceptance l’rance as ratifications of and Continued on Page 18. Coumn 3. i ithiitenietentemendinimeiameamaaeeendll omer Special Friday & Saturday ... COLOR TRIMS... PATENT the and on season's ogg r LIDO SAND Irresstible savin colors. High or low heels. Vite will win new friends for the ae 6 SL AERO ALE TYLA LY LE A A, AEE c EGS eR NT OO ERS HS Woe abn Re 65 BRIA AR pen, SS ar Regains le

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= | 7 : - ; ; 4 “ a 4 ; = i *~ 220 4 ; ae e a. é ¢. 4 E a €: 3 ; yi me y = a fi : af _ 3 & ; 4 sf , ¥ rie “ 2 oe hme ae A i ee Le ees Steere pertasrnentrants ~ arcane Netto And oe . peo Iriggt bp 13335 den a on 7 eed so : “a i FE five. iui Se a a se ‘ o por eny pe bse Seog. Xt J cin ee ay: Be 2A 0b gd ir OG. ae el ORME ve SO eA a3) REA sm i> 5 ae) * “he ag pre I AGN Aa PONS he ae ga att aM IE aR sepa ccaes promise before election that they PAGE 16 ——————— “ on ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH | Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER December 12, 1878 gp ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, THURSDAY, ‘APRIL 11, 1929. o- > ain HOW MUCH, MR. MILLER? April 10, 1907. How much money Was spent in the primary con- test for the nomination of Mayor Miller is a matter | 5 have seen what this means in the detachment of Rus- | sia from the trade and commerce of the world. To! ‘exaggerate that damage to the international economy | by reducing Germany, one of the great industria! and } ; the Federal Reserve Board. But patent medic - of proper public interest. The question, howeve r,| ade aaatidin. @ oh 4 JOH! a Published by ee will not be answered. Isaac A. Hedges, manager ~e A a vas: ftenisanaten rasta ea " i bone sche @ an * _ . o nion, a ma . - ; ae Pulitzer Publishing Company Me. Miller's primary campaign, has announced that | sa bis tle ‘ea Jor oe e entailing ne Nobile D : : ga al , ' ume here listed 1.07 Senator Brookhart proposes to forbid the banks his story. Jts an aoe lending money.for speculative purposes. He would | | Vie \ H Ca = Cone i3 biat iby 6. i ae | penalize all who may violate the proposed act, by | rving to fisure out! | denying banks that do lend money for speculation the | m aul ‘use of the fnails and telegraph. In short, he would ee put them out of business. The attempt fo enforce such a law would be met | - — oO ap-| bY the question of what is.and what is not specula- ae ae |tion. There would be such a tangle in banking busi-| vet Greely parte ae |mess that it would jar business more than a dozen | shed. or with the dia The | Speculative crazes. to t 1. or with t | The Senator wants the discount rate fixed by Con- | saga of AmumG ‘gress. Imagine 531 members of Congress, most of | - % _ 3 “ae o> forene fev do not know a discount rate from a barn door mt to réecua aaa 'and who are utterly unfamiliar with the working and had no great regard needs of business, deciding what shall be the discount “D UP. By Rim 'rate and business waiting for the close of the debate er. (Scrat ee peer and the decision. What may happen during the con-j} . Stee tenes gressional recess, whén business goes on regardless of sto and Bfrs. Wie Congress? Only a glance at the proposal is needed to} n Honeymoon,” and m | damn it. all sketches for | It may be possible, as Senator Glass suggests, that | win. ae bo ‘enlarging the powers of the Federal Reserve Board | LOLI EAT ned Lardner’s hur ‘raval ef the dumbbe? ,is desirable. But to control business by fiat of law | and regulatory bureaus is unthinkable. There would snd the critics of letter ‘s ] ir sned prey newcomer |e no ‘speculation’ about disaster under these cir- iblie jester somewhs |cumstances; it would be certain. amented Bill Nywe. ta aaied a ar *wo below Mark '7 metian Lal : iffien!} mt : BOOKS FOR THE PEOPLE. listiaction, aa Hoe pro- : ' - ote e tain, seems dectdediy Free book service for every man, woman and child | gt NaN RE ONY FORGES Ne ei ey uit to escape As man : ~ lek we * ~*~ 4 = ie . 3S". Tit. i be « |in Missouri is the ambition of the Missouri Library | tee San Tt Lome = SY HENS SE. comedian has dfscovere . . > . = | oF + -- ; a wit? * Z Fy. ~ . - rr ner Commission. Organized in 1907, under an act of the EL, Cee Pak Macks, AS eg aoe Meshes Sigtenns as ~. stories Mr. Lai iner a or a ; . Re ten . See cau esi ln pe ah =~ , “ LN Sgt ten seavs a note of poignar unin mn he Legislature, the commission gives help and advice to. aA Ney ee es. We = ee = a DO ate Deca tae ve & note oc towns organizing public libraries and to libraries al-| a Perk Pen a I ge ei PROS sf ie ‘Same Tike Thess aan ready established. It furnishes a book service eS : Maysville Minstrel.” 1 Dieu through traveling libraries to rural schools and com | ae piest effects, as UsUm! om mn the atudres «4 | muniti ies, and it loans books to individuals by parcel | vs 7 . westd nov- | post rom She ee eee | Post. Through the mediui _| Each year the requests for books increase, yet the | alogue, anecdote or F 'Missouri Legislature in the last two sessions aed é 3 ‘ reepondence, the Sr , 4 the react ions, emotio b = we —" | gradually decreased the Library Commission's appre! & — ‘| he Internecine Tariff War wie of Sal priation. Here are the comparative figures showing | 7 hers. cabaret pianists, the widening disparity between what the commission | / traveling salesmen, & rf t . ; I } z - yt ewe f thei does for the people and what the Legislature does for Té a large extent, the tariff war is one between American capital at home and ¥. Ce aa ae f : : A'l these character some | ‘* commission: % ee ie American capital abroad; Americans have invested e billions in such enter- ‘ably American types Books circulated— prises as the Indian jute industry, Argentine cattle-growing and Mexican ramas which invo! 1907— 600 volemes ' x ‘idem more subtle 1 that investment is now by the tariff demands of = wegetable ranches; the home guard. _ * 1eopardize d e . eran rT : : > 1311— 53,000 volumes igi. iste flict of personalities 1 1916— $2200 volumes 1921— 82.115 volumes 1926—194.335 wolumes DAY. BY DAW WASHINGTON, HERE is only one woman in a A TY are nee ee Mane INGALLS- WARBURTE Taft's Grand . Niece eeceeeerore Hem @cy-adeis. 4 DREW. PEARSON in THE NATION. stead of the heat and noise ending at 9 | REPARATI | 1928—220,000 volumes | tates authorized to sign the Balms man Wed in ©) o'clock it lasts until 12, and that means ARA ONS. Appropriations— ROM the advance hearings of the Ways ) that way. It does not believe + possible Herbert Hoover to public doc De. a : 3 Rr the A cumxm iated Presse. that the children are an hour late get- Dr. Wilhelm Marx, thrice Chancellor of Germany, | 1907—$ 5.000 and Means Committee of the House of | that blessings could be so distributed as to | $2 “on we has met the President. ain im + - : ~ sh > Rte Bini ~ - sic “ iA? lic a? perature of $a cegrees Fahrenheit ius 2 ia - oo — oo nus tber became so great that rew % P= ath ¢ that their rest is more important than | tisal was ever visited upen 2 conquered peop! » “2 At this distance Dr. Louis E. Schmidt s dismissal! ie eiiniaiaahiin 1 se . : pact 1sewife who-b s meat is entitled te the | — ar : Brztla - em - nd a Re E , i | . , P j = “y? ad > Tr 29 . si 2 3 ? . Lie —_ , cA rj I muse. s ’ I i¢€ : - : : ‘ u . eer he & @ aa ae et , , anyone's golf game or garden. is lariy dis : . | from the. Chicago Medical rr ir COs GRE o ee Sag benefits of cheap Argentine forage, just as |". ‘°U™™ ™* overwhelmed the Phas Also, the day lasts all too long for the | *5 Particularly disquieting to learn that the Ameri-| ; monsoon rains which swell the Ganges the 4 , | melee : task and turned it over to his secretary # - ed in , th ' Sts au te 2 Abana mone l the medic ive n hie looks lik Yarsh lo | ‘ : ; (ne Argentine housewife who buys n ‘ ! poor people who are forced to go to the | C405 0n the commission are alone in refusing to make | the medical advertising ethic looks like a har judé every year ul e fieids are so floode ‘ Bite n ni an d to : the White House. The secretary in tie? eC; will ma esieil ss i il . a ‘ Cares RO LP OPT ae \ ‘rican sewing machine is entitled to the ‘, “s ol 187 Sy : — parks to try to get a little sleep it smaller because they are afraid if they do so the; ™“" Dr. Schmidt 1s evidentiy a ~ ician ot aig ee ee ee — €6e enefits of cheap masSs pro tion became overwhelmed. and in 1878 an Gi) i.andon after a ¥ Daylight saving would be a hardship | European nations will expect to get out i sania part | standing and is termed “a great man” by Dr. Charles a — _— sea ‘ : bankers and eat packers Eee ee ee eee se | e Virginie ae on the children and poor pedpile and, . , se eee er ee ee ‘H. Mav a Ybo ates ie tin Gusletete Sa SO. €NOUSi tO eXiract the Oder And since ae : "a PO otis Pistia ie the position that Mrs. Pugh now has. al sacar ie mae ‘ of th ir own war debts + ne WAVO ‘ pase, €Sve 4 Seems we & ALCL S ire we aeaaee ae es i a TE all i ‘ res tad hays heart ey these theor 25 #O , F ' ‘ Her hs ‘ , 1A " sty tre? 7 we LO us. ss ee Jil Lehi S 85ix ~ yelc > ; ’ iF oe wsoa ‘Tt inte t, ’ Pi ad F a nneTa @ therefore, I think it would be unjust to | : See i WR RN ee i | et nes Comes Ox On e that ite. Strong and his supporters fing | WO™me= Was appointed to th position & saint eae force it upon them. especially when the | Dr. Marx Savs it is expected that the experts Will ’ 4 ee . > ne iiper, tae cost Of transportat® 1 of the , eins . wai 2 ect that Avmeus that time, and women have filled it on rw ti : ' - ~e i =e : “ o2 tes 1. . } se ai 4 % a . : ‘ - ise e up oY 1@ ft: ot th e tc ur S: Pg a ¢ . ix people who would benefit by it have the | agree upon an annual reparations payment of 1.750.-| clinic in Chicago which advertises the perils of so- raw od s proh e and rotting Regan gees tare mactous te => , since ; : as oF a # ‘ ; 7 hou ee ‘ 2 Biber, ? es tes *T" by llin e & — os ‘ Triust take niace in ths fiesia wher 2 oo es ALVES 6 = si . . . = rrocery .at a0] ha’ > wae Scheie 2 - 2 MOTHE! wish | 000,000 marks ($437,500,000) for 57 years. That is,| “# @seases ee ee eee SO on Sal ‘aime woah aan xe ee] es Argentine forage, have ex- | R. HARDING appointed Mra Pugh @ > . years, were held 3° en. en eir ay. a Lh. 23 = eee ac ei ’ ~hi > .. & .} 130a% ‘°c vs Io - - ; Ss wn ” to re iore. wWouit nk Sh ee eh- — ; _ aiieidcil m ; oe “ L mM le / She me it ~ - . . ‘ ' »*o* eer sete ; ere th 7 e + ; . — 35 ° . : = sa) at 0 ad the § This idea is instigated by the Humane chieflv in the United States Her loans are by th Perhaps the issue involved is best phrased by Dr. BOW jure, gest i1@ LOE Lact tmat $4 De: r cent CaiiSs Wiid hat e ¢ sta hi i. © he >] green vegetah a ' | Barat ng’ ingest ners Bangi oy ai ef sna » | Societ of St. Louis, as most peo le wil . . “ . ei bis | So sat hi solv ewe i oOo: the jure ve irc] 43 s - tt the name and the two N's gave her con-— Now, people of St. Louis. get behind ' sh 43 paying the hi gh rat e of 10 per cent on th f - oe Diese a eur’ reschiong ee = a cept regan ; { "Asses W A OSt tile farr Ox $4° aie 7 er €r af j Jani iary. and who have now ca peargronny - — ie eat ae oe ; B. ‘ or chal le or izations so y v hu- iat Pe all in her own handwriting s @ oesn't feck . e this movement, as you have gotten be- | In 1928 the excess of her imports over exports was senchivowcr fom tet ye “wa whe t sdb mag - |- his gu sacks and twine, the cotton grow- eught down upon their heads the ‘tariff a on Pecedliy ey: : ; rh : wala ; ak ; ~ ™ ; ss ° - Man a oT . ye- » om —— > ° wii . + & a * eh 5 ik | 4 , S aakes i@it Oye S no ) a4 “a. titel 2UT Ciiliawtca, Treason ‘ . . i children to be humane, for there js the covered her financial balance. perils of social diseases? I cannot do it. ate jute, but to kill jute as a t is difficult for th tter to mark t hig | Whose Sames she has signed thas re ! , . 2, * 42a © oe .~ . 2 — : " . 5 . : . aa ; : i . a - on 8 at jur@ a. we 7 bd 4 ‘ :+ «a . ‘ aia TAS I rl is . — — vd. ? >. " , «it . ~~ as piace to begin, in the heart ofa chilc It is therefore natura! that the rest of the world At bottom. of course, the medica! profession fears petitor of cotton yarna for sacking and vegetaoies much dSéefore February or March mises pen: Pr a pone tutre- , Six or eight 5 : . : ‘ , " ; a *) ess. : 7 7 ey ry} a ¢ ’ mre »n 4 “ If the animals of our Zoo did not re- | should regard the Session of the experts with grave | that Climics that advertise threaten to cut deep in tind twir Thev estimate that if ite is ws - ° - se : in et “3 si . ersons wbe bead : & t ceive humane treatment they would not | misgivings. The Germans feel that the consequences its revenue. But Dr. Schmidt makes the point that) “*“U@ed ‘rom the tod States they would Then there is the case of the Flerids | os bis sign on on : that ft mar last long for your education and enjoy- | i ; g wt ® Ce ene ee have an evened. marke for 1,509.060 Avecado Growers’ Exchange: which , Gace _——- = a PINK. Saimoa “sgl se | of hay ng t v hy ? ity Fo = if soo ~aieal ear ic Nit “ithin the rea: g ¢ epee witness ——s +> . Sete its e- Oe see the ee ¢ #hkae est - ment. | ang 0 pay a —— indemnity for so long a peri- good medical care is put within the reach of the bales ef their cotten. moans the fact that in Cuba avocados atin curior o see the ow @! = at e ' and lemoe jui Fach and every man, woman and child | od &@S vo. years would not be upon them alone. nor is | Masses of people, a physicians will prosper However. they reckon without their fe! tn trees and “bear heavily without any The oth.- woman was Mrs. eee po shell s thie sii - : oa ~ tne — = wad a ' e st etl ti - . eS ‘ i= ‘ ‘ aw Pe : “mF hi) , Lil : . = rr rs , “ , eded “4 ef St. Louis should be a member of the | it likely that the rest of the world thi nks they would, | at the expense of quac low countrymen who have veste $15.- are or ¢ se of fertilizer:” and there- whom M:& Pugh ae . 4 . Ps. ' ‘ ; : : ¢ 31 | | ao a : my a = > a a ee now iw recorder in the ian at fice, amily prefere: Humane Society. The paltry sum of $1 | Indeed, ; iL is not easy to understand why the aon B We believe the Chicage Medical Society's action 090.009.9409 pienso part of waich has estab- tore it asks that the consumer be penalized no ore ; bv o oe earells — - tions problem cannot by thi time be ‘litt i b dil | is the openin mone of a finis batt] h : ; ished jute mills ail through the Be nga! with a tariff be Se “in Florida we a re ' gs ie meet: ¢ A HUMANTTARIAN. tr th knit i gsi — ° ay eae Pa “ees finish ‘battle oetween aoe Valiey. These Americans not only object ( ged to use intensive methods of azgri- A WORD FOR GANY. _— before serving om the cockpit im which the beaten Germans acy Sanized medicine and commercial clinics. In other | strenuously to having their investment Cuiture oe, ' From the New York Evening Post. | j se . . 3 on P P ‘ j ; _ - ‘ . . , “ y A . * e ; r bee ie’ S| ¥ miki Wet-Dry Congressmen. knowledged responsibility for the war into the field | Words, while Dr. Schmidt's case involved charitable! jeopardized. but point out that shou i In- An hailly there is sugar. That contre- CBLIC comment shows a surprising ae FR To the Editer cf tho Post-Dispatch: of politics. There is where all the other war debts! medical work, what the society really fears is the ma a ndustry be eee she wo ud i sat AI commodity '$ pecubarly adopted to gree of sympathy with Vice N @ recent statement Senator Reed | are, and they have very largely lost their power to | idea of applying to medicine the mass-merchandising; .... adopt a substitute, which in all cultivation in # tropical climate. Cuba and | curtis in standing up “sturdily” ASSOCIATE characterized those members of Con- eevite 4 , het Rape "| probability would be cotten orto Rico and the Philippines, having tak- ona hae ‘cil + Steir a Mes gress Who vote “dry” and drink eee do mischief. Some of them, as for instance the | methods of the chain stores. There is a real hasis | Coe netilies He anee at coiet Casein | en advantage of this fact new oe sister In the rew ever het - v tn T? * . -_ aaah . ; ar _ nt 2 , . ia “ ; - wad > + seme ee aS # ; | : . —— ‘ t aa ae * 5 i. 2E2* 4 Tiie- ms ft 5 “tz Ww « ne rton aoc}. ty rh : as “hypocrites.” — which the French would like to borrow for | tor that fear. Recently promoters have been busy| ** a byproduct of skimmed milk used in Seives facing penatization by Louisiana and . ee - ms aad . “s o 2 Hut he « | Beokh and! : ‘ ; : , 4 a . ‘ can ‘ bs ~% . is j I, ——. + 2 we =—— bai - ms +h» rt : — a | ‘ ue : Pe ae . = 3 d ss & LG . Interposing an objection te Mr. Reed’s | ™Utary operations in the Riff or Syria if they did; attempting to establish in St. Louis a commercial! *"* ea UEP - g.0ssy pape it is on Mormon church because of the climate to us one more man made rather ers : * : : : . ’ : s ; i ak ¢fa wry ae he To ‘ > an ~ -_ whinrh #h ' : a4 Lae - ¥ 4 .% aa? , fas . = statement, I will say they are not hypo- | not already owe millions to the only people who have | Clinic specializing in social diseases and advertisin ee it nt caletiy in the Argentine, ; Which the good Lord gave them. Louisiana ulous by © woman's ambitions And B& . | . 1. 3 : _ where the great open ranges of t! mp | and the Ro . tai - ’ a : erites at all; they like their drinks just | any, really possess power to do good. its services, and it is reported they have soucht th cbreiae gr > O96m ranges ¢ the Pampas | ® e Rocky Mountain beet sugar states | sister's pesition seems te ws worse thea like anyone else. They are just simply ik Sie Gentes hak © a 2 VEte acy usa ©, furnish green forage all year round. This {| cesire an increased tariff against Cuba and | heurd. Ther nothing “sturdy” . : 1 ; a atv nd t ou o ~~ ows ae " ' k® . rr | t ‘ ee ‘ . ; perjurers, who held up their right hand enies t Germany, because of this per-| 4PProbation of the St. Louis Medical Society. Such | «creen forage gives Argentine casein a quali- j; @ Umit to the amount of sugar the Philip. | a * r +: theemtien ae te t and swore they would defend the Con- ' sistent disposition to make her pay for the war be-| 2 climic, properiy managed and staffed, could be ‘* which cannot be duplicated by American pines can se!! us. They desire this not only ? hi - ietineen or 4 edie a at > ~- ; . ‘ ; electing them to Congress. Contemptibie hood of German character, which has weathered | fessional ostracism. larly blessed by the clim Congress | ate with a peculiar aptitude for aliaiaadaes casein. | the basis of international ty ef one country to specialize, it would seem logical to put casein on the free list. thereby helping Argentina to balance her lopsided trade with the Un With testimeny that the Box bill fim: ting Mexican immigration would eliminate cheap labor and therehy ruin their industry Such ts the lineup for the congressiona! | tariff war: Special aptitude versus specia! privilege; American capital abroad rersus ANTICLIMAX. ee AN le tea | oo wae ited States. which AMerican capital at heme: an equitabie honorary degrees and became is aiready two to one against her. But the Malanes of trade versus unpaid though of the United States, they sesame an § Ways and Means Committee does not see it bulging exports. after him. od atthe *

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PAGE 17 ____ ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ cicniace a TOPPERS, APRIL 11,1929... a M. Manv Books) VALLE KENNEL SHOW , on earn oe 70 OPEN TOMORROW b ile Debacle Creat by Einar Put = _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH rf 3 BACK FROM CHICAGO | SOCIALITEMS a ’ | } ; ‘New York Day by Day McIntyre Burli son-in-law irs. Georre YOK, p + . lice? (ge .% prusice ,nave been made rich nished by financta} told an ex-flattie into one mooring “tips” fur- . oe ae ~ « zx ght ) magnates, ‘izes are award- jam now a Nala Bagg I Satie Tiles RESS Org rr) Braap agents >a overioo!) probahb S freque most Uj! heroism It ¥ Einar ! aviator ftora 4 ave? ‘count an Odvssey ? = oi - TH a Le rh ie . } Iblished. a-week chorus girl, De One, or two. iThere are, howeve: j } " " € * + | chorines drawing from _— ~ = —— } | : weekly, and several) sain ao , ™* m ” a 1! WO IUTA: , : whole sole ¢ et is landi shar two : ray becotue plain clothes,men and per Cee er ae j : ie 6 7 and st. B de wi] ; beauty are pai 369 : der as +} at a ae ) 7 are paid $3 } thelr careers are aro? the exper brief, Arnoid arriage. opportu: Beacon front row da | ; | Ka, i® L & M re SCnOO! ias been visiting her, annour ister of bankrol] Ot sc] T 40 UTD ;opening Julie RR. luncheon M is® Adams of (¢ Cago at a Kiven today . i it i I By: : ' ror Sea nai ~ ¢ . a | 4 i J iti Lo “The produced arrived at ’ Orie a few days y-analr “Gilad, somet. east rman lobe ee BO OE Fest RN EN REY aie te RR ee Schedule of Judging Better Real Estate Loans Ve have unlimited funds reacy for first mortgage loans on both improved business property and well located residence property in St. Louis and its suburbs. Low rates and prompt action, We shall be glad to have you take advantage of this branch of our service. Federal Commerce Trust emotional | rj . Investment Division of the National es aan. asec ili 29 —_— P ric i “4 Nar r €] : 102 ry™4. 7 ' . ‘ ir y iTiz »] ; : ~ be] ‘1 l : é , a Lf wn b _ ; , — TY Comb bined Capital and Serrpiua st eis . as i ke a ie | : nme ] ’ eres ‘ at A 3 pe Md he ‘ % ff » 9 H « = ‘ z f i ‘ , Oe ; > G2 } : | ' 1 3 fee +} 3 > ‘ ; wey 1 a tly WILL OF GEORGE £. HOFFMAN pees rea $150.000 in Trust for Widow. ott EN A tne (Allg a: «Ma mg : the 82) d + exreed 3 Ss ied Banker power houses Some of the yeorge E puer hs fe Address Junior Chamber. To Two Service School Nominations. Arr! a, Ree éha . “ae, 37> 7 . | 7] 4 CA .* £ ;or a} pol ~% respo! the res wise, o* : " \Yirro¢cerr hers. ca ngzresen “welft} TTavVveiing sais ; 4 -_ ly, the fe AT] ably dramas eldem n flict of - t*+ho tThesr Las © a ETnele Aut ha fm 2 CR od Amer} } , oO) - = re eo , uryT e = com posed of his selections from omni theese aac “ a en LL Henry Soe eee Funeral of Sino a? tly See eee ENE AE AN lita atte ae . , a Pay Gaia ths Hee cat, mo * a RD, thea ii on ignat ures Mr The W her con- then Ses i“ 2 eMail Orta * ony n°t% yee \K Salmon Y pcubey te coiel | Baked PIN almo Yat a niy one of the men : | + - ned that Mrs. Pus . | . Bil Shell President received en who tutre- ho hac were , eryjoyable |” 47 way LO OMe. /\ distas motion of the Tower Exerciser and Reducer Six or eight smooth baked potatoes. Slice top off each. Re- move contents. mash thoroughly, adding x cup of mulk, can e ™M PINK Salmon, 1 egg. well beaten, 1 onion, diced, seasoning ) y 2B 86 ie ate and lemon juice. Stuff into potato shells. Place on top of each ss S$ fA vibrators a shell a thin slice of ripe tomato, or of pimento, according to massage away vour excess fat. Thichs, hips. ankles and family preference. Add a generous layer of bread crumbs and waist lines will soon take on a slender, healthy beauty— a slice of butter. Bake for 25 minutes in a very hot oven. Just 15 minutes twice daily is enough. With the Tower machine before serving, pour spoonful of tomato catsup over each shell. you have the added advantage sit exile oud mageeey teilie. scientifically designed to fit amy part of the body. they telul. harmful diets! Let the pleasing ‘ t Ace pen rms ancing of RD POR GANN. bL.vening Post apt iae Simple en en Zork en a surprising de- 5 Ce iy a i show: Presiden his precedence He may Seems ridic- his than urdy” or ad- ignoring, pudbiic rune rather And ioe 2 rae ee caus ¢ Brite th to * hor her. ‘that i CLIMAX. it News. bh had been @ mining engl- a ¢ozen coustries, mage * fed Europe, receive@ 25 and became Presi@est , they named an orchid FREE book of Prize Winning Salmon Recipes will be sent to you if you write to the ASSOCIATED SALMON PACKERS 2802 SMITH TOWER SEATILE, Washington Tune in Thersdary morning en Pr. Reval &. Cepeland's Bealth and Biet Lecture— ‘tation KWH, St, Louis, ee ee ee So Ne ee aes a nee ve THINKS SHOULDER BLADES MAY INDICATE LONGEVITY be a relation hetwer will examine about . in his pres 1929 i NRTA aes

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wonensnigiille . a - ” - scdinih lichen See Salle ie Nia al il A LLL LE LLL LIL LLL LL LLL A - - ss : “witness in the case. | Uridget Farry Had Been Held Pour “- qed . ae ler $1500 bond. Pe Site & m4 A : “eee — hon? 2 IN ROTHSTEIN MURDER, FREED id for four months as a materia: t. 1, She was freed a Months: Four Indicted Released %°"' t = Some Time Ago. rhe only other person heid O 4 ; : . ~ . : TP. ?’ i an QT ene + } v3 t] Fiot Sj ' . 3 i by tae Ass iated s Tease. ° } | NEW YORK, April ,as George McManus, « : : ; 4 = . a ; : ; a 4 A ar — } : | person held in conn es ; : . ; bis » € ised two : 3 Killing last November of Arnold,” T) a rr der $ } ( j liothst: in, Broadv ay £a wie? ul — ‘ : ee . , 7 } Ui. ’ a released last night. She is bridget men Farry, cWambermaid in ‘ 3 dine 4-0 bls: wa “ae. - A‘ it t TRIBUNE TOWER, CHICAGO eee Peas Pe a hacia aR.” 4, : * . ie spe TSS oe xy a8 ae ss. op a ne . Saeae B’3 ae gh VE ae pe Le: Es) a" i See 1 ee 3 » alien pe oe ee ei ay _ ge weraeey PL 4 i Start Tonight |}? And Reduce Weight! Reduce 2 to 4 pounds to- night at home and feel better tomorrow morning than you have for months. (Every statement certified from actual experience.) Ti > } ' \ “ t take 7 } lhese womer e refres« z Bathe rivacy 4 mies Farr : , : | : mnpe\rai Sais t e 2 4 “ c ict ae => a) 4 s i e | " VW : } i) De } _™ t ars ; . gs bathing resorts have be 5 “ ry re | ww et] s: “ ~] E Loran “ww eight has heer SP rey te e > more oO eiy bodice > i ire 8 Ape. Ss oa nn cs eight The Hot Springs Are Now Brought to You Paimstaiong analyses of 1 KeLive mgr : $ inn “ tl ’ re Td tes a) j : se ~ . e é " ae in ’ is¥ ejresn . a ; Los i HERE'S PROOF armless. rmoanner. : ba Bead what Payre Baths ‘i : \| 4 have dene fer ethers our | scan S reu that Fayro | : : ee : i rs a6" . ad : : § Ae fer ‘\an i oy e fait hs ic are Arye? wr oe 5‘ ; 3) ~ " hoe "alter : $a on h Py : : ; : -* . " ‘ ‘ ~ i ? teu 16 pounds one : $ and teal Preyncerer eh | ; 3 if S747 Puy ‘ge i L 4 - a f y f ao Fayro « ose Weight Where You Most Want to ‘is onder wu f . = % . , — ares redtu, weght wenerai’r. but rou n : a. . Wr Geyhie chin 7 an : : Guces bit - > Sumerai. e : —s | : ac ra . ts t ahdonrenr ! ~ y t+ . : , ? ¥ P é tyro bat : ‘ > bh +e Wa ii¥ part s te i Pad . : ma, “iS => nan ae Vy ere ° ie a a ‘en yg fl Results Are Immediate . toro % Pe ee ” : i OP i ee é yr t ' ” ‘ — rr? ’ ~ ae i Agave it Is pg me | tii A } + ida? t : ist a ; ‘ ay oe . " a Than peu - &- 4 w nights ia when on ka = 5. - . . Bee j ! > ida i a , Vea 3 ' 4 Tyi«> * , r we mi - - - , * : . ; HM % ad he - { “1 . } Wii . ; ™4 ‘ iz F - o - . : cers wy, beh er Ne tu. deny ‘urself food yr ; “A \ a tye fer % ent ex ~ Nx ; ; ne ae Lae 4 v 7 : aye . 77 d s refreshing F ; 2. TeSHINg ; t 4 i« i ; . ’ : kaa : i 4 om : oa cen 2 80N e é || ae "uae i Egy, IT Ra ye by 2% d ee - a3: bave reduce? them bean Try Fayro at Our Risk hen wy ? Pf ‘gs we ‘ors te : 5 4 ©’ @ : 2 . - - : . z 44 tu s . 7 ,? 3. ‘vT . rey >! ‘7 ; : ” . Fs) ey sellin uw . : . ; —_ ; a Duaah a Tou grt hie rrest ‘ eijs re Sat ~~ i? : th @ ry ' - — ealth amt Open Pores.” Your m . : ~ wa ' be . Peas ee se: FAYRO SOLD By WALGREEN STORES WOLFF-WILSON ENDERLE JOHNSON BROS. DRUG CO B. NUGENT & BRO. D.G. CO SCRUGGS-VANDERVOORT. BARNEY D. G. CO * : BL - . 45a 84 peste eae 1p RAN ot qld igs Peat irc. 7 . : abet aes g AG gash Ov Mihi Wea 0) UAC Bhs eee a Fp PAGE 1s. CCS. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH GMEEEOAID, LAST WITHESS . | Content Hotel. where the been CRIMINAL CARELESSNES VERDICT IN ELEVATOR DEATH Evidence at Inquest Shows Lift Was Condemned liour Before b. M. Schell Was Killed. A verdict of crin inal careiess- nS? William Ss. VW AtS«’ Me . to ] ki ‘ ; i : ; i t ¢ Ss 4% {i ‘ t ~ Vv Th ti it a | ~ Mint nd I é omsir Prythi im, t (,Trn i ) ? : + ae — ; qj = ry _% Tr j it : Wats is . ont , 4 Ek; _ eo Ui ~\ iT\ } lx VA 4 Ne “ Ss] i »* +@ ( ~ car rea ed Si nm i car = = ind hat : o alek Tf An WO} ee } ? ins seen scnei Stand. > ~ ‘ _ | =? an r T i ¥ tS na * ~~ Sidy S = irs Oi1G@ alld ¥ } at Sz s —$—————— TT PROBLEMS THAT WILL CONFRONT DAWES IN LONDON Continued From Page t5 —_ . — > a “~ _ S ” ” cfr t of t s Ss to t 4 f Lo ST’ = ~~“. ~ ~~ ~e S ‘ cv ~ = ain oC t+ e X ; > ~ : : . _- | a ~ ~ ~ eo S c ~ 7 ~ — mes tt r , Te ¢ Yt} . . Hoover Reorganizes Corps. } ~ ( } ~ b ¢ a ~ ‘ € cy . 7 } ) i > SS 4 ( d tT Pt . , ~ 7 r ~ ‘rT ix =~ > ; ~~ 3 ey . \ } . . > i Q ; « . > Changes in Rome and ‘Lokhic. » ie . > > a . y a | SiS in, * ~ : = al 4 Leas ‘ ‘ ‘ » Tr er4 * 7 oe 11 _ in ~ ~ ” a ioeyr ; S we — ; } ‘ } ~ = ~ ‘ - \ \f , ‘ \ ah ry . } iS In s Amer res eX at 4 > io = fF A fT a ; } 9 Tt) editor , i -_ —e | : eS Pe first ce hed .# *} a Flan : rpreted as full of promise for the | —- roe Fd \ . ‘ \ \ 100 CHAIRS 9 to 11 confined ecxclusi Each | FINE COVERINGS 50¢ DELIVERS Buy Manne- Made Living-Room Suites f A SPECIAL Pecan Roll; French Bon- \ J Bons: Stuffed Dates; As- ' sorted Milk Chocolate Creams; Nougats and Caramels. ak | The Pound 5Oc ces cpapeeemenlitibiagiil. As Pictured ~ MANNE BROS. 5615-21 DELMAR Lou years ahead. he President) BLVD . ‘ cans’ not have i da narne , * 2fNORTH 3TH sT 3 Candies ‘\ - - Assortment of cleven . ; inds of chocolates On sale Friday— $5 95 ~ erent kinds of chocoiatce . * ¥ .* . i » | YC} ’ i selected Fruitard°: \ od 2 FRL & SAT. \ £—, ne cera ann ann . «a ‘ i 4 o Aarts V er watie miunisteation bearing directly on | the relations of the Enclish-speank- | fing world will universally bh in- | i é 7 : —_—_ os rtit iii , . i ‘+? a the pound. / J f . OLIVE AT BRDWY. © 3 GRAND & WASH’N. - a > From Factory to You \ _ROSE-BUD CHOCOLATES rf f HARD CANDIES A specially packed pound box containing a delight- ful assortment of these superbly delicious candies. The Pound 7 5 ty Our Peanut Candy 2Qc lb. Fri.& Sat. Only Manufacturing and Sales, 4709-17 Delmar Blvd. Just a Shert Ride Frem Your Heme. WE SHIP AND DELIVER SAFELY ANYWHERE To Identify Genuine Aspirin f is increasing use of Bayer Aspirin every year is proof that it has no ill effects. It is the accepted antidote for pain. It always helps; it never harms. Quick relief when you've a headache, or cold; or are suffering from nen- ralgia or neuritis. Rheumatic pains yield. too, if you’l only give these tablets a chance. But you want genuine Aspirin, so look for the Bayer Cross on every tablet. The box always bears the name Bayer and the word ‘‘genuine’’ printed in red. Proven directions inside, of Raver Manufacture a Aspirin is the trade mark 3 : of Salicylicacid 1 Monoaceticacidester . 9 >, a ° ta 9 ~* ° - . ° o% . e ee e@ee¢ ¢* «* * 7 on° _ . ee fees ad 2 > . e 7 . * . * ~° +... = * ae . . * @es - . . - . a. 750. ci o . See ." * - > +* . se »" * a - 7. > — . . * "4 “a ee® o . % a Ne pas e . ~~ : (ay i : al “ Ny A2. Read about the new Viking in the Sat- : urdayv Evening Post, issue of April 13, no ao om news stands everywhere today. ‘ oe © ae LAMBERT-GRAVES MOTOR CO. Mes te GREBE MOTOR CO. gas 1645 S. Grand St. Louis, > * / ns : =" JERRY MUELLER MOTOR CO. — > 7 Puns,* - Me _ f oo . yee ~ ar. > —_ x. 57: oory 4 ius : = ~ 5 wt ae esd hdl Te ~ _* oa > ‘ . L* 6 Se RQ See eset AS e ; aa 4035 Lindell Boul. St. Lewis, 4576 Manchester Ave. St. Louis, Mo. Mo Mo > [3 fe © - . . . . een General Motors Intr IKING COMPANION CAR TO OLDSMOBILE A New Medium Priced Car (3 with Ninety Degree V-type a Fight Cylinder Engine -. SEEIT AT THE FOLLOWING 4 ~~ OLDSMOBILE SHOWROOMS, - BEGINNING THE WEEK OF E APRIL 14TH: a AUTHORIZED DEALERS: IG 2922 N. Grand TU 3657 Gravois Ave. St. Louis, Mo LARNER MOTOR CAR CO. 5180 Delmar Boul. St. Louis, M FRANKE AUTO CO. Hamilton at Ridge St. Louis, Mo. MAUER MOTOR CO. 1013 St. Lowis Ave. East St. Louis, Il! OLDS MOTOR WORKS, ST. LOUIS WHOLESALE BRANCH, LOCUST AT 23D SEE YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD DEALER =_ >>. “ecare oP a T= 2.0% See ase cens eel Y OV ANE Oe Vote: a ‘ oe ooo ate * . : . o. 0p 2 eee *. a . a a a — = ee ae . 2 a : o. ca | oe ws - ° ano o ry . . oduces the Hear about the new Viking on the Radio . . General Motors Family Party, “ Viking Hour,"’ next Monday evening, April 15. OU MOTORS, INC. Boul. St. Louis, Mo. CKER MOTOR CO. > A After < Under the name of C. the business 40 years Brothers continue at ¢ to serve thetr customer ae The telephone i Bond Bread sal The number phone has inet our store we ¥ make capital ou When a hous wants a certail toes, or salt, or that brand, an And when tl a particular br. we have in th used it before. sent her somet As a gener bread orders. 1 other brand is That’s been we have yet 1 Not all hous we've noticed once, usually: + , the:

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ST. a POST-DISPATCH___ nn emt Ah, TOG ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH eS re eR ne p | ° ’ a Tl Kn ~ CLEANSES and purifies the skin and when 3 | true value. Bh + yl 1 hn. Wh used daily, assisted by Cuticura Oint- , | > e WAQW 17; f ‘ Every Worker, Save Do-| | rere roubles from becoming serious. At | | aes DOWN SIMEAT iS ae ACTORY mestics, Must Enroll in Tansy Guldenareion cr = 20 MONTHS TO PAY ms Oe) ), (ee tt : Sample each free. NO INTEREST ON 30, GO UK ¥0O DAIS One of State Syndicates | | 11...,ecese man. on tedden. ae, vent Controlled by PrenierK [_—=—= a = NEW 7-TUBE VICTORY RADIO SET eli oditet wher | | ees ABA RA ARAN AA AABAASR EAP TE ALL-ELECTRIC SET—SINGLE DIAL— ILLUMINATED —1929 MODEL suffering from neu- | Liga = ArZ 10 8 SET GUARANTEED BY US FOR 3 MONTHS Yield too if you'll Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch | | Fn i ze 7 Dp 6 A marvelous new distance-pulling AC Set employing 7 AC tubes (ineluding rectifier and i x kala ee ire gree Go ag a ay ng : i senesitiy ity—push-p idio— © you Want genuine Coprright. 1929. bs the Press. and ta Ninth Floor Holland Bldg. 3 \oltage switch, full plate yoltage applied to power tubes. Phonograph pick-up jacks. 85 On every tablet. Publishing ‘ OE. (the New ork 5 Vorld / : Ww 1j The very best of materials used, and guaranteed by the manufacturers against materia! yer and the word and Fos Deve.) Ke | - ee nt and manufacturing defects. (See this wonderful value.) Has maryelous, tone. : “ei ROME, April 11.—The Fascist ty 4 im\\ in ermanen . f "pide; ia } , hh _- directions inside. plan for bringing every phase Of | asia” . ~~ ae) ieee ty work... the Italian people’s activities un- |j der State control is about to be & , 4= | j é at , ‘ ’ - nd 1 ppm. put into effect. Every man and ig GUARANTEED a Salicylicacid 7? woman in the country who does |! 7 114, Noy WS a WAVE any sort of work whatever, except domestic service, will have to en- rojl in one of the many corpora- tions or syndicates which compose the corporate state. Application of the plan has been assured by the Fascist Grand Councils approval of its revision W. F. MEYER by Under Secretary of the Minis- We Bhan 9 your he air after the ps rm show you thé | Nae COP a HE ed fore rou pay your money. ;| oe Skilled operators with . TABLE MODEL—BUILT-IN SPEAKER years of experience. This i A beautiful piano-finish cabinet, enclosing set and speaker is no school, i of marvelous tone, Cabinet size 20% In. long, 14 in. wide, COMPLETE : St 10 in. high, And Installed as | Choice on NEW YORK PERMANENT # # FREE—SPECIAL TABLE TO MATCH _eiilustrated Combinations WAVE SHOP | i; r N. SEVENTH ST. Ninth Floor, Holland Building | Either of the Radios illustrated Installed in your home, completely equipped with 7 211 N. Seventh St. | tested AC tubes (including rectifier) with enclosed wonderful SPEAKER, as illus- try of Corporations Bottai. It now 7 Phenes: GArfiecld 5648-8242 | trated—nothing else to buy. COMPLETELY INSTALLED IN YOUR HOME FREE. remains only to put the enormous Immediate Service With or Without Appointment—No Waiting State machine into action, soo Da When this is done Italy's eco- nomic, industria] and artistic life will be directed solely by the var- ious Fascist corporations, which will make all regulations and set- tle disputes between employers re Be cos 2 fF resh yeast stimulates intestinal —— APAAAAARALAS RR AAR ARS AA — AAA AA AR PARA AR AAR DA agen The scheme for centralized con- trol of the country’s life Was first formulated three years ago. Bottai aes action, - Says England’s Gr eat Sur econ. ~~ BEE LOPES MEET Sy A ts Statutes of the corporations. In its present form the plan has now been approved in its entirety. The revised plan is hailed by the press here with universal praise. Bertaeices the sone. acy 2 20’ be| Sir V4 : ARBUTHN OT LAN E, Bart., C. B. ihe grouped into corporations and syn- ; nee Bs i dicates, according to the work | 4, E, j. MEYER ce done. Industry, commerce, trades, ES OO a farming and the arts and crafts are all listed as units of the cor-| poration § state. Laws, charters | and contracts have been drawn for} a |regulating the relations between i | - . y employers and employes in each of | ‘ - Under the name of C. W. Meyer, their father, who established | tncse sroupe. Rctetie’ - seactisd Four years ago Sir W. Arbuthnot Lane the business 40 years ago at this same location, the Meyer alone are not included in any of founded the now famous New Health . : : these corporations. P | Societv wher -h; Miacan. » emmee hge eer an Seiten AE RY Ie nit UNI RN ae CARR pee oe re teee ha Yee " ~ — a : ; tej then tet takes pli OIE te SRI Ci NE nine ta an ah whe et ee: reset ognesn nc A + o~ Frn gece pe s.r ares aeties PRLS the AEs iaeiRagl “ AS Meo Pett, Dee ssn Ae peng a ide ee ee re ee . wee os an “ ws es, ——. . cp Biba « iene hae ~ age si et te nes a =~ Mae Zo + a eee i} os SS " r ¥ cad ee dened ened PSR > vias Py aay t Te % ma egy wipe nes 5 a bs a “hn east NC) OAL ORS Stn ee i He he pom + . that its adoption in a general elec. | to ? ‘ae Oe, Fe alsin daans . -jm- new vigor and alertness! ition is doubtful. | Lote eo constipation can be overcome through the im g © ° SR Be , a, . ° . , : | He favors passage of a statutory | ro = "Cie a portant corrective food— fresh ycast. kat 3 cakes of Fleischmann 5 Yeast daily, ere 1S no rea 1 _ budget plan which would be ef- | S ¥ bs eek , : , roe: ‘ fective if the Wammack plan | eet of 4 In this he reflects the view of enlightened one cake before each meal or between meals, ee SS ar Shae | _ a oe medical opinion everywhere. In arecent survey plain or dissolved in water either cold or 31 ch doubt ists as to the = pee. i 3 ‘+ extent to which the Governor will | ee as i covering every state in the United States, half hot—not hotter than you can drink. At all co in conveying his ideas to the | ae wy e See aaa | i ». tae — eT Legislature. te is insistent that! > ie i>) Bee the doctors reporting said they prescribed fresh erocers and many leading cpa lunch he desires a strong budget bill, but er : 23 Se yeast for constipation and the indigestion, counters and soda fountains. Buy 2 or 3 days I > ag arma liters “s “‘oeuaamion skin disorders and other ills to which it leads. supply at a time and keep in any cool, dry place. is a separate branch of the Stat Government from the executive ‘THROAT, stomach, intestines form one and that it is not his right to at- continuous tube. Here 90°, of ills be- tenrpt to influence the Legislature. | gin, as poisons from a clogged colon Tnquestionably th use wou! ; , aig — alboageeiaseg =~ quickly spread and attack your weakest follow the Governor if he would | . strike out bolding for a definite spot. But here yeast works, keeping pian, but if he does not do so04- your digestive and imtestinal tract jand the time is getting short for clean, active, fAcalthy. Start cating ‘such action—the defeat of the Fleischmann’s Yeast today! For full awe bilis is imminent. it regularly and , In the House the fight will be benefit * & eae naiied regularly O07 i'for the Wammack resolution, the over a sulicicat of . ! | Republican leaders arguing that it! fee will mean the most effective sys- | { i | *

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oo rr - + APS intra . : — x Pe ye Re tae oe OF ELS 5 ME GD POP AP er | AOA bap OE ee: ABiannnrederten Mia 6 mew SL a ee ee re ray a pret epi gs -maee en am me mcinagnlh 1 A RRR CIEE AOI TOS . a ~~ S do “ ore ee ee re eee ee et a la —— eee eee IN TH s\/ te 3 FORM | ¥ IF YOU ARERUN DOWN FAGGED. OUT AND CONSTIPATED Now pure yeast comes to you in a pleasant and convenient form. Handy little tablets you can swallow or, as most folks prefer, chew like candy. Try the glassine envelope with 6 tablets for 5 cents or the 10-day bottle from your druggist for 50 cents. Eat these tablets for indigestion, constipa- tion, Skin disorders, run-down condi- tions and note the gratifying results. ‘This yeast is used and recognized as the standard for vitamin studies by the leading universities of the nation and by the United States Government... a convincing guarantee of quality. Write for free booklet to North- western Yeast Co., 1750 N, Ashland Ave., Chicago, Illinois. RAAB RA LAR RR ER AE S| ARB BRABRAAEBABRAL EARLS. AS | vVevvy + «= 1A nnoUuncin 1g - ARAM ANAS PARA RRR RRAP AARP RRA RAAR AOR AA PARRA dt hh heehee eee ee ee e4VW WV ew ewe Se RPARne | BIRTHDAY SALE hare Exhibition and Underselling of New Spring Furniture and House- furnishings ~V@ewewv ee rr AAPARAA $3 vrTyT Vee eee ewe = = z = Tris ete Owe Ve wee et « — AAA FRAT ARAA AR RARAR ERA —_ ee ee - renee one SFA AAPAPARAEA AR AA RAPAGMEAR —— Ow See Our Advertisement In Tomorrow’s Papers For . Complete Details HELLRUNG AND G “You Get the Girl— | We'll Do the Rest’? ; =—=— —_—— — +A ARAREA AA ORORERP A AAPAPR PR AREARA ROMER OAD paren ion 4 errr eT rrrT TTT **® AGA ae eane le : give to industry drastic increases | in the tariff, unless this change in q (MRS, HOUVER IS GUEST OF UNVERSITY WOMEN ; | ' ; Attends Reception at Their | Washington Clubhouse With Sister and Her Seerctary. | By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, April 11.—Mrs. | Herbert Hoover participated as an | | honored guest at a reception for) about 800 women, most of whom were her contemporaries in var- Lou Henry, a student at Leland Stanford University. She accepted the hospitality of the American Association of Uni- versity Women, of which she has been a member here for seven years, and she promised during the afternoon to help them entertain another guest next week. Mrs. Hoover chatted vivaciously with other guests, apparently happy to greet them simply as fellow club- women, Mrs. Hoover in college was a member of the Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority. Brown transparent velvet was the frock she chose for the after- noon, It was cut with a straight blouse and tiered skirt, wrap with a fur scarf. Mrs. Hoover was assisted in re- ceiving by Mrs. Pearl Fenning, president of the club. They stood in the great dining room of the clubhouse, the guests passing through the lounge on the first floor, up the stairs, and through a small dining room, to them. Mrs. .Hoover shook hands with each one. The guests passed back down the stairs for tea and music in the lounge. Later Mrs. Hoover had tea and spent several mo- ments chatting with Mrs. Fenning. Mrs. Hoover's sister, Mrs. J. H. Large, accompanied her, as_ did Miss Ruth Fessler, White House secretary. Mrs. Large, who was dressed in blue, also was a student at Leland Stanford. The name of the guest whom Mrs. Hoover will assist the club in entertaining has not yet been an- nounced. BORAH IS FOR FARM PRODUCTS DUTY, HE TELLS CANADIANS Continued From Page 15. accompanied by a scaling down of rates in the same degree that values would be increased by such a shift. Representative Dickinson (Rep.) of Iowa, sajd he understood the Republican subcommittee revising the sugar schedule tentatively had proposed the higher sugar levies to the full: Republican membership of 15. The present world tariff is “aA three cent duty On sugar is | pretty high,’’ the Iowa member said, adding that the committee should “look into the profits of doméstic sugar companies before punishing tHe consumers with ex- cessive duties.” Against Cuban Differential. Representative Aswell, (Dem.) of Louisiana, whose State produces most of the domestic cane sugar, said he had not heard what sugar rate was before the committee for action, but expressed himself as favoring withdrawal by the United | der a treaty between the two'§ countries. port of his argument. valuation would necessitate re- writing every ad valorem duty in the law. Farm Bureau’s Position. However, the Farm Bureau called the committee's attention tc terests were advocating a domestic valuation base “as a subterfuge through which general increases can be secured on industrial prod- | ucts without changing the existing rates of duty.” “Regardless of whether or not —SELOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ | | | one on and go anywhere. 2.20 cents and that on Cuban 1.76. | and was | worn with a darker, fulsome cape | ' | | that what this master medicine has “Cuba is able to stand on ter) own feet now,” Aswell said in sup- | Close tariff observers see little | prospect of the tariff bill authoriz- | sock a few day ing a change in the method of val- | JUS ! aye SEP? uation from the present foreign | tela has added. tive yout to ws basis now used, They point out that | life. I must tell everyone of mv_ a switch to some form of domestic | the past year and a half I suffered i lowed by | reports that certain industrial in- | 5 —— sion of the Louisville & Nashville Railroad, died at his home here last night, following a stroke of paralysis, He had been in the serv- ice of the railroad for 59 years. Quick Relief - for LUMBAGO Put on an Allcock’s Plaster Tonight | CostsOnly a Quarter | F vou're suffering so terribly with lumbago that you feel | as if vou'd break in two, an Allcock’s Porous Plaster wil! do vou a wonderful lot of good, Its soothing, penetrating, medi- cation so quickly and come ious colleges when she was just | pletely draws out all the pain and soreness! Allcock’s is the original of all porous plasters, used by millions since 1847 for lumbago, rheumatic pains, chest colds, bruises, soreness, sprains and lameness. Odorless—y ou can put The medication lasts for days—where can you get such sure relief for so long atime foronly 25c? Be sure to ask for Allceck's POROUS PLASTERS ADVERTISEMENT “FAMED KONJOLA ADDED 9 YEARS ‘TO MY LIFE” Stomach Trouble Had Re- sisted All Efforts of St. Louis Lady to Secure Relief. | Remarkable but true, Konjola, the | new medicine, seems at the very | peak of its restorative, system- | cleansing power when pitted | against the stubborn ills of those | who have suffered for years; in| cases that have resisted all efforts | to find r@ief from pain and suf- fering. MRS. G. NEWBURY. (Photo by V. Janisch, 720 Olive St.) Powerful though its 32 ingredi- | ents, 22 of which are juices from | roots and herbs of recognized me- | dicinal value, are, Konjola may be | given to the infant with every as- surance of happy results. Medicines, like men, are known for their deeds, and Konjola comes to all who suf- fer, not with a fanfare of trumpets and loud sounding promises, but with an astonishing record of suc- cess in countless thousands of cases. All may learn all about this super- medicine by seeing the Konjola | Man, whe is in St. Louis to tell of the wonders and the works of Kon- | jola. He is to be found daily at | States of the 20 per cent tariff the Walgreen Drug Store, 515 Olive | differential granted to Cuban suz- | ar and other island products un- | street, St. Louis. As Konjola wins its victories wherever introduced, there is every reason to believe done for others it will do for all— for you. Is there not encourage- ment in the experience of Mrs. G. | Newbury, 1413 Destrehan street, this | city, who said to the Konjola Man ‘‘T believe that this famous Kon- good fortune—the return of health | through the use of Konjola. For from severe stomach trouble. Soon after eating gas formed and caused a burning sensation. This was fol- belching of hot, bitter liquids and severe headaches that almost drove me mad. My abdomen was swollen and tender. Often I | was forced to remove my clothing | 'to get relief. If such spells attack- ‘ed me after supper, then I was in| | for a dreadful night. _lost weight and strength. this fear is well-founded,” the Bu- | ‘ ome letter said, “the actual ef- fect of such a change would be to | the base for ad valorem duties is rates,’ |as the medicine that would do all Naturally I Nothing agreed with me, in spite of medi- cines and treatments without end. ‘A friend recommended Konjola, that 1s claimed for it. ] inquired | | ; about it and found that in eount- coupled with a scaling down of the | 'edy that brought relief. Well, While it long has favored some. sort of domestic Bureau added, to make valuation, the) such a) change without lowering the duties | | would industry and penalize agriculture.” | Martin Deveney Dies of Paralysis. EVANSVILLE, Ind., April 11.— | Martin Deveney, 'the St, | During these superintendent of ADVERTISEMENT Ruddy cheeks — sparkling eves— most women can have. Dr. F. M. Ed wards for 20 years treated scores of | | Misery once reigned.’’ women for liver and bowel ailments. made of a few well-known vegeta- ble ingredients mixed with olive oll, pvaming them Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tableta,. Know them by their Olive color. These tablets are wonder-workers on the liver and bowels, which cause a normal action, carrying oft the waste and poisonous matter in one’s system. If you have a pale face, sallow look, dull eyes, pimples, coated tongue, headaches, a listless, no- good feeling, all out of sorts, tnac- tive bowels, you take one of Dr. Ed wards’ Olive Tablets nightly ior a time and note the pleasing re- | sultea, Thousands of women and men. Kdwards’ ag Tedlete— | 4 take Dr. now and then to keep f£ loc, 3%c | and 2 “disproportionately benefit | | then on I rapidly regained my lost ' health. jach have disappeared. Louis and Nashville divi- | years he rave his | patients a substitute fof calomel! ent medicine fairly bulge with the less cases it proved the only rem- | that | was enough for me. I immediately | started the treatment, and to my sur- | prise I was benefited almost from the start. The first week saw a wonderful improvement and from I am now on the fourth bottle and all the pains in my stom- I am gain- | ing weight and strength right along. | Food no longer causes the intense | distress; my nerves are calm and | | Settled, ACLEAR COMPLEXION /new man of him. and at night I have sound and refreshing sleep. My husband | also suffered from stomach and kid. | ney trouble, but Konjola made 2 | This medicine has brought health and happiness | into our home. where suffering and The files of this new and differ. numberless indorsements from men | and women who have found in Kon. | jola the medicine they should have | had in the first place. | The Konjola Man is at the Wal.- green Drug Store, 515 Olive street, this city, ‘where he is meeting the public daily, introducing and ex- plaining the merits of this mastet | medicine, _- THURSDAY, ‘APRIL 11, 1929 en @\ 2°. @ oo + 2° ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ — = A eat «Sferm & Co's” SE. £. Corner IZ th. and Olive Streets on i nivers ary § ale _ Soaseeeeedieeedieee ee SENSATIONAL OFFER! 9- PIECE GENUINE WALNUT DINING-ROOM SUITE—DISHES—SILVERWARI a —s a = a=Soy —_ ain i La a in May tf t ee nen te mt en Every shrewd buyer in St. Louis should inspect this sensational value! Every article in the 9-piece Suite is of solid, mas- sive proportions. China cabinet—roomy buf. usta fet—extension table and 51x chairs. The 32-piece dinner set has a gay, floral rd pattern and a 10-year guarantee on this beau- tiful 26-piece set of silverware, See it Friday! Youll agree this anniversary offering is a wonderful bargain. END TABLE Lacquer Finish $1.49 Don’t miss this bargain, No Ph, one Orders GATE-LEG eS ee —o ——— = . —_- Just Arrived! . RCARadiola 33 In a Beautiful ornare Cabinet Model ~~ eA) OAK ARM ROCKERS $3.95 Solidly constructed of heavy oak. Broad seats. A bargain in a comfortable Rocker. $1 Down ALL-STEEL REFRIGERATOR TABLE $12.95 Its many uses makes it a home necessity. Walnut 36x26 top. $1 Down finish. TELEPHONE SET $6.95 Walnut finish. Complete with table and chair. $1 Down FIBER-REED ROCKER $9.95 Baronial brown. able spring cushion seats. ° $1 Down DROP-LEAF TABLE $4.95 patge size. Unfinished. Perfectly sanded. $37.50 Guaranteed cork insulation. Enamel _ lining. Nickel trimmed. Choice of gray or white. MAIR $1 Down FIBER-REED BABY CARRIAGE $19.50 4 Y “if Nag Made of fine, round He fiber. Upholstered in rep. Rubber - tired wheels. $1 Down SIMMONS METAL BED $7.45 Don’t miss this won- derful value. Walnut finish, all-steel Bed for only $7.45, $1 Down Bedroom Chairs. Rockers, Benches $2.95 Your choice of any Chair, Bench or Rocker nm in this group. Cane or Ik cloth upholstered seats. |” No Phone Orders Remov- 10708 COMPLETE . $124.50 / Come in and hear the very latest Brunswick RCA Radio. Let us demonstrate the tone quality and selectivity of the 7-tube (including rectifier) radio frequency receiver com- bined with the distortionless type of electro-magnetic speaker in a consolette cabinet of American walnut. Operates direct- ly and entirely from the electric light socket. saeenatie ee wantenepe a es ean RAEN att ti Spring Rugs at Fg Sale Reductions 9xI2 Velvets 6 a 3 ST $.3x10.6... $19.65 7.6x9..... $15.45 OD..6 ii... Se Terms—$2 Down 9x12 Seamless Velvets $.3x10.6... $32.45 4.080% ..; 6x9... Terms—$3 Down 9x12 ‘Superba’ Axminsters 9x12...... o46.78 $.5X10.6... $39.50 7.6x9..... $34.75 Ox9. ...... Sewers Terms—$4 Down - 9x12 Seamless Axminsters — 9x12. .. $34.65 S.3x10.... $29.75 7.6x9..... $24.85 OxY, 0+ ee s $19.65 Terms—$3 Down : 9x1i2 Axminsters 7.6x9..... $19.50 | Ox9.....2: Sa Zele Terms—$2 Down RT APS AIS "PART qT HREE. ° —_- — Soe SNR ST. LOUIS © SOUTH SIDE WwW. H. Claneen Héw. Co.....1 F. G. Decker —_— Franelia Hdw Fr. Ww. oolnear Pt. & W. ° P Glerdane HM dw. OB. cosiss ef Johns & Bewi . Lemay Ferry Merikheim Mdw. Rametetter Hdw. Co Chas. Schaefer Sign & Pt. A. f. Sehulz Pt. a wW. ab ea vy Vavra Virosnte Haw. L. L. Gee Ruckley Hdw. Co Carsonville Garage & we R. A. Crank Hdw. Ce... .4419 F. W. Doelling....42763 WN Easton-Belt Hdw. Economy Variety Store. Grand-Bailey Hdw. oes Grimm's Hdwe & Chineware. Grimm's Hdwe. & Chinaware. . Gruendier Hdw. Ce. oat St. Jenne Hdw. Schenck W. P. Witther Hdw. ANNAPOLIS SLOOORT T.» -snccecsend PFONNE TERRE. Sucet te GREEN. euch Care GIRARDEAY can Row AON EAST PRAIRIE.. ELLINGTON ERRY

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REAL ESTATE _ JUNIE BRI DIE WANT ES SS I A _ —_ ~ PART T HREE. ee — APRIL 1 ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY, Orr 1, 1929. es er be a he hatte ~ ‘Dek i ", ne i alee ae ea ool an IER a Mn stove, _near which he was sitting, over-} | Of boiling rice. She was treat: SENATORS FRENDLY expenses of winter have left little or no reserve funds for the require- ments of spring—mov- ing, new clothing, re- pairs and dozens of other family necessi- ties. The Household Plan enables you to pay your bills and still buy the things you need. Borrow at New Rate Nearly 3 Lewer T Loans pavable in twenty equal monthly payments cost as follows: Total Amount Average of Loan Monthly Cost 6 50....i<. i I me | Pe BBs occas RE Loans may be paid in full at anv time—vyou pay ONLY on unpaid balance, for actual time [| you keep the money. | How We Make Loans We loan up to $300 to families for domestic use. No outside signers are required—signature of husband and wife all that is necessary. You recewe full amount of loan; no deductions or extra charges; such as fines or fees. Employers, relatives, friends or tradespeople are not notified. CALL, WRITE OR PRONE 0. ST. LOUIS OFFICES 4-ROOM OUTFIT! Welch & Companys 104'Piete’~~$550 Value 9 PIECES MAKE THE BENMP SOM COMPLETE This bedroom furnished mest modern—complete to the last detail, ¢1) The splendid Suite includes full-size bow- end bed, large dresser or Van- ity, spacious wardrobe. (1:5) choice of bench, chair or rock- er, (14) spring, (15) mattress, (16) and ene pair of pillows. With the Suite you ~ so receive (12) a nice rug... EVERYTHING FOR AN EFFICIENT KITCHEN This is still another important feature of this special “Home Outfit.” We tinelude ai 17) three-door. side-icer refriger- ator, (19) percelain kitchen table with (18) four beautiful white kitchen chairs, large con- goleum rug and porcelain-trim- med Zas range. Just think! S&S wonderful pieces. LOOK WHAT THE DINING ROOM HAS In addition to the (7) beautiful wainut weneer full-size buffet. (or china cabinet), large ex- 8 PIECES FOR THE chairs, one armehair, (5) hana. LIVING ROOM some bhuffet mirrer. (9) 4s- 4 7 let ° ~ plece dinner set. (10) a 24-piece complete living room In claded is a (1) beautiful over- stuffed duvenport suite in at- tractive velour (choice of club or Wing chair), (2) occasional silver set. Here you may have table. (3) junior lamp and shade, (4) end table, (5) hand- the complete $ furnishing 1 1 ~ decorated magazine rack, (6) Open Every Night °"4.... om} | 1 8 Until 9 O’Clock — reom... scart. 50 MILES FREE DELIVERY Future Delivery Pe ee te nM ee ed . Sez Denis © Ditis b-aren re RE ALE RE PALIT IPO LL INGEN EIT im) A Small Payment Will Hold Any Outfit for y “4? x ~ ‘i - . - oe = = - - - = = ,7vTvrvrvvvvv—v~vrvuevv,i{Y’Y ©’ YY Vane wee a om i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i, a & & 4 4h tn Ge bh eh » 7 te LILES ‘|b | western We guarantee cvery Western Giant Tire, without limit as to time or restrictions as to , to render 16,000 miles of satis- factory eeevies: If any Western Giant Tire fails, any cause whatsoever, to render 16,000 miles of satis- tactory return it to any of our stores and we will replace it with a brand new Western Giant of the same size, charging only for the actual mileage received; or we will repair the tire free of charge. And in addition, every \Western Giant Tire is guar- anteed for the entire life of the tire against any defects in workmanship or material, from ceTVvice. —and remember that a big, nation-wide organization stands Lack of Western Grant Tires and this guarantee with all their nmaullions of dollars resources and twenty years’ reputation for fair, honest dealing Why Pay More? 30x4.50.....$ 7.45 29x4.40 .$ 6.15 29x4.50 7.10 30x4.95.... §.30 30xz5.25..-.... aaeae 29x4.95. 8.90 29x5.50 10.85 30x5.77 ....... 12.98 31x4.95 . 10.80 30x6. 00 13.95 31x5.2). - 10. 55 33 3x6. 00. 14.85 30x31%, Clincher, 4 ply large ov ersize. 5.38 31x4 , : 9.55 odXk4 | 10.35 o2x4 10.25 32x41i, 13.95 All otins sizes at equally low “prices Wear - Well Tires 10,000 Mile Guarantee 303x3', CL. at Oui a Clores wf DOUBLE SERVICE RED INNER TUBES, NEW LOW PRICES ... NOW GUARANTEED 4 YEARS Pee ea ek ee sr. ee - aw a - na AA “ nay Rae vor tates oii ac saad Atntetih toes Aooriaamdion atienaieeentiniel 30x3 8 Cl. 29x4.40 00x4.50 lm proved, circle-moiéed EAA ESS = era P. mo thia spots, loeger wee. ° 98 4. 45 231x495... 9x1.40... ,. O18 sis T0n4.75. ck... 150 20n4.95 ...-... 245 301 3% . ie , All other sizes now ta stock et equally low prices. Western Auto Pn SUPPLY Cc Oo. a ‘‘World’s Leading Auto Accessory Stores’? 811 W. (CE mtral 1366) 2614 (CA bamy 4647) a neigh Qe RG: SS Ae bite ind: ar:

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re PAGE 99 STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH = _._ THOURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1979... _ _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH cial ey >N NEW FE — BLAEHOLDER HURLS FOR BROWNS IN SECOND GAME AT T ULSal susie - EN RG me te abe a 7 nl — a - a LLL LL en a nee = —— _ esa me - — ae eee . FOUR PASSES | America’s Hopes in British Tourney | RYDER CUP ACES Game at Springfield STARS WIN HELP HOWLEY’S vcooeceee eee Ce) WILL ENGAGE IN Off Due to Rain; ST] TITLES: HA 4 ee , a ote. , ~ é . oe 3 a #5. 7, oie ° oe . ‘ ~~ re a A, ‘Fas be yo : ae -_ 2 , q % ey — . 7 4 . “ —“~ ead d ‘ ‘ ™ o. - = . ° . The ax: - eA) — OF YE) RETAINS HO LPP Lh” WITH 5 RUNS Me e ‘ - ad | ° By a Special Correspondent of the . as m i . kt ‘ } Three American Teed en. aoc 11. |, JOHNSON STOPPED ’EM ;| 14d by their ne we ° THE 1929C D adhnal tat Rages iol cake Sekai _" ELIMI Ap me Ripe Me Ve hy AF v- Peet NGFIELD, Ii ieee s @ . ees Fr _- = | ta , Aid U. S. Players © up ana a rush for an early train CARES ALS their way to their hens By tm Tie oes aes ac. si ee ee a ot) the Associated Presa BOSTON, April 11 sights of battling d minute bouts hours. seven r boxing « vned and on as recrowned game with the Gh. tilleholders follow kine i hed teal Tex, Me 112-pound clas+—Ja mn bee he by Sack Wil, Gramd Rapids. Mich. dD oO onan ier. TO Dreven¢ : 118-pound class— 4 a eager was a en, Providence, FR. I. bs roe aey toh result + % 126- pound cla«—M out ave Riga. los Angetes. DLL A A OO A OI Dt ND et Net ed Sol i Wed }. - ~y — ' . ' } ct le ar: Le ne! Deuthit ef BROWAS x oe as a Seah se: a ni : ? “ , >t se ae BY. 8 "7 neat te § eae La ted ion ; : , : , | Pes . ee ae a ! Oe gn ae | Delker Sb 3 Be Se Re merican ca bition game of the sprin; Frisch 2b - . 5 * . . — : . x | n> 7 a “> , ‘ . S4 a » es ve x “ SS € , » " “ \ ™ . ", = : ¥ ws eB . , a OD ww a Ps : ; help! 1} ; ° Se! z - = Fi , ma, » Pat i . . rt? : ‘ ' ‘ _ . —— - - . : ; Ji, : : : . & *« . 4 ; . . ~ > - ~ _ . > sa 2 w: . ° re 4 * >, aes te - ; aS : > ws 7 . . q * “ ae : § . " J r . ‘ . ox a Kye rs — A Waly nad * . : 5 . . ‘ 2 ate . a 2 , . " ‘ ; , ; . ’ . : . 4 ” x = ' aes . - : i? > “ ‘ 7 ‘ “ : , ‘ * . . 7 *% . . : . 4 oe a’ ‘ : ‘ ‘ ‘ ~@ee2Fi> oe bes Pas itis oss . | Soke | pionship h The Batting Order. P 2 a = & YS 3 =" ae es. oe ct Se > |) States this year. BROWNS TULSA : () . | eee ieee | UN — ge ,; Pat Geddes of . * oer | £%3 > § Fk “3 : — 3 a, Be 2 is as ‘ wf 4 eo | a of Bine 1b Kelley cf ‘4 : a * 2% foe ae ae , ey i Jack Duffy of O'Rourke 3b eee » ee Se i BS ae 4 be ' — Re poe RON - F 2 RS ee t the pier wh: ie 8 ese ee _. LINGREL P Manush If Euller 3b = o. ee ' i Te PEs Been sg ee a . : ig bates JOHNSON P Jenkins rf Munson rf € ith: ay a Meee ee . | esa esa a | Southworth Kress ao sullic If + ee ; | ks SRS 1 Eee ks. ee Se. Ae SNE, . vy have hopes of carryin pia: overdose spread ¢ hrough the 933.cneud oleae McGowan cf Barns ib : Set =: : Bee RE | pS Nee ; o + ine linais won i. nd iost Q Totals © 11 iI ers system Diy. we ow Melillo 2b Smith c “ty . oe ae ae Pee es p the Clee Of Senuny — of il this week was the tear Southworth batted for Lingre! in wineiiiiens cade causing swelllg ® ko, Buffale (1925 wi . een a egg ne P a ie a Se , soe aaa Re acaishA eR PE: 05, aia — ——s parts of the bedy 147-pound class—Lesh Schang c Silva ss poe: Sf = tH 3 i St con BRS Se , wriane esi respectively, at Muirfield. They Cee oe WORE WANE. the head. In fact, MeMamwe Boston ae ' 7 able t : 0 wear a hat. 160-pound class—Ray ubs. at PreK SOSSSR MH HM @2@wrn Ow we Oeitwhw § “ii Bw’ S@avredsuesteuuvuuire”"eor lereunveee | ~leseesxss8ee0s%eo"™ is -4 = | 2 - . TULSA. Ok. April 11.—It was, Hwee beeen e say sk pine. ‘4 * sy Ron = : Seeunnwanwnuvtwa nw OS Pseauaeeau-OR . Snw ne BUS dWK @ w | PSSDPISFRFH Dewy w | Seeee8e2~“niees™ Grand _ We: RE he aR Ai, ARE oe * - een aa . pes i Shs : 7 hey r ™ " a “y ae 2. 2er~ & i. _ ee PFS ra, 3S ee soe ‘ a a ore : 4 . -® oP acs, GaN Bnet “yt v a Ait P “ ne) ‘ " ‘ ! ay ¥ i. 4 i i Tt SRE ee ’ foe yt Bie ar, 7 ORS. AON ANS Dit iB i mess. | iy 5 . yi a « een 7k ‘ u iy rs ee Oe ea Ree q sid y : eS lal at . Pett. pile ¢ SPO oy ict “x 4 S - hath % ae i a geet ites aor, Ut ee ae og :* 983 aed * eo ‘7 ** BLAEHOLDER PWRIGHT P “g ie , ie & : ; ig * Giese exnect te 90 to England ; ¢ | Uses oe Ly an »uUcsaay Umpires—W ilson and Freeman. ti. im 2 3 Oe a 2 ; = Races | ee en” fa ere caller f Sanders ef wer shedule: pt Be ec ME > pee S Be % Oh BS i ) week. Ci heeeat: niet ame ot, ste Ma —— Se to (leave at Fy Boston (on foul). 8 ’ * McMant P Opinio - Me eos J aaia n, the Tige —— here. ee % : ax ; j or Se % : : ‘ ss : ; ae oe fares and sa _ the recruit . has Won *, Lal -— ry enr box ag can Leaguers. boarded the Mauretania, but none| © ta glimps infielde diiec Fort Wayne Oo131¢00800 6— 5 Fother rgill and Harry Rice eon. ] ieee ae ie ee EA 2 " ss, sags es ; Pe der. Nadoilsen. Douthit Secrifice hit— | that th fald had hig! oroke into a rto hen | ‘ ' ' tha e infield will consist ef hie. FIRST INNING — BROWN: eae Se FO Mg. ES Be ee ing concrete. Sunshil 0 gusto gg ake th vin biian _ Tee see 3 “tetas oe % ? a S Johnny Farrell, Leo Diegel. , rac rougsN fOr halls—Off Pipkin, 2: off Lingrel, 7: off OY the Tigers, at short insteaae a alias returs alked, did Jenkins. filling the kin, S hits and 4 runs in 4 innings: off o cieck this afternoon ang -- | c. sc}- ct. By a Special Correspondent of the | . MeMar. 175-pound class—M real chan ice = the faz 2 " ‘ee A a9" la * P “es te er. ‘e Tl id 0! = te : ao sa . ae “¥ 3 ’ ihe : , — ~ _ ’ ‘ *hkhoaaA . —" -. zeorge Blaeho! ld one aT : : em ae eae b b. Svat Ar battle. retain a nterna-| e a , = a #H¢€e & J — 32 4 27 2 first base ]0D from Heilmana wig Wright, bi ighthander | -_ ea 7 “s * Be: 3 | fason Saturday rhe the | . ) , . Jim & = = ©. ae Be ny MEAS % me x i was expecting Twea-base hit«»—Doat hit. Miller, Roett- pany for the season. Mc Manus Wright failed to shine and after ® a on “4 te tae ries, but Bill Stocksiek, groun 2» “ ’ Johnson, Stolen bhases—Seiph 7. Orsatti. self at third , Blue’s infield fly went for single. EIT, Bo Sons Se Sf ee ew cs ite nd unieo ti ki ? ae . : ‘ “he Se.” eile a ae a " eee ae St fehigen ay Sarazen. Horto: Smith. fat- , oun i iding : Rvrba. 4; off Johnsen, 1. Struck out—By Lingre!l, 4 hits and 4 rums in 3 innings: “ivmpie asian tlincatitaatlitn terse aati us Wi } ne i nab la to go : | Dt — with then, vandowski, Grand Rag Post Dispatch. By the Associated P: a 44 ei a = being : still under a doctor's care eavyweleht: . 4iuee . tt - oe ' ‘ e 5 . © . LICAC = — cold and raw and a stiff breeze | a a Rhee ‘tne President irs blew across the field this after- feats ; row ork e erica? he man who is generally « - . : - T, . ri — . aa _* ¢ -™ - 3 of Dal: Alexander, the tr — oday had half of Ps isa fan e & Pe” ae Saae gee See ‘31, Fae ; pe ) — a tag or ssa oe = piece a ee tional professional trophy. onset - ~—s' Bina, Kunes batted for Pipkin ia fourth. the several-times batting he otners we well a2 - -O Vi in n, 3 oe ose ‘ % 5 en - : . ; soa ’ : - onteuvte . . 3 ee : J a is ‘ ° ; - Cae - aoe rs * : sm ] bel! ' enty confidence was in ri : vege -“ . see Pte Innings. 1?t?345¢67339 pion going back to the _ e! > x a 2 i ~~ See Se a : A . } 23 . : a : who belongs to the Browns, op c 3@ e a te 3 | Segoe See : ns al is meet in tne Captain Waiter Oo CA iid ‘ i ger. Deiker. Geibert. Three-bese hits— Nimesif says he will be abh ame spring aiaainde or ‘2 adouble » cel hi ‘irst time at Orsatti. Delker. Home runs--Miller. Ref- start the season ne xt Tusa walking four batters el ip > ea : ; is r te aes cat | n" ” : ae ial i as Beit nea when 4 | Re / sx Pee SG . & ; © ane ; ee oe success in th arious events which te ee vies tel ™ “ » # Gebringer af seam inning, was replaced b ° aeg > i | ee a Ea .* ; & SS ee get from the in wl in “oe ere ¥ - : aR c iple in the h ‘7 2 Holm =. Double piays—Limarel to Orsat- Alexan at first and i : 3 ee ; _— ;' _ ' ew rm serena : ti te Frisch to Maneaso: Selph to Gei- nder ai , Richest O’Rour Olled to uller, luce as Se Se Re EE A ee aoe ' “tes. e-, ~ y ode ) ' , ailied al pn ; >) ou ke r d ‘ yor? . Sa a ke Se . 25 ore “3 : > ® s : Caf). Liles rou; r : sa. sia a Jo: } 31 . On >: ster. Pipkin. bd br Lingrei, 2. br Ry be. 5: by sk thich th } ow 1¢ ear bases, ites walked, forcing in ts f eos dae So aie wee so I» field. ee eis naia Melt ten nik Sec +) ae , Blue. McGowan walked, forcing in : ‘oe warm nathes P tae | * — no a wy “pu a. nee ag ot aan off Johnsea, 1 hit and 1 run in six in-| ~~. -_ a \materda: ad been all - : * . o _ . 4 ‘ } " : — , . > ae ‘av be al 3 e: ” ES “ ; “ “Se e440 As t*to ca’ xhibiti on erTries i 2 ‘ ; = v2 3 S ie . Pe: Jase man obtained . from T 2 ¥ th ound for the Ameri- | ef ; S | : : 3 in | — ag on the mound for th | F Be . - | 3 Emits, 3H ) | ) nieid , age. dence as Cardinals | #4002262 1—11 there to keep Roy Johnsen epi posed Blaeholder. ee ; % 7 . ao : firs test of a two-game z > os — 5 os . win vee i he na? Tif :3) ili’ i he = 3 ; : mitts j lia os li s Ou} ’ iva ; } . igs? v ee om e bs Se ; P Knee ; ne onsist: az —— hert te Orsatti: Tips te Miller. Bases on | _. year farmed out to Fort Wort ‘h possibir one except t t con Manush Sete ie MT Se ER > no a a ag , wil] ka Se ¢ an ’ ' a op — at Sec on ret -" [ sa is * te x, ook ee : mn x - ie = : ’ i gt SS iiwv ey . rder vi ° ’ ? on ; ats. _ T % . . acon second. Gullic§ forced Tunson. ° aie ' hich i I > be pained from zi! —— — oe 1€ BTC UCS, ' ae a vYweig! wrestiin M fae gaMenge dienes - Olym pi UTS - e294 ‘ ‘ ‘ ¢ ig e } Fe 3 . rT a A 4 "a ‘ id re iif} I HIoOn work 2 3 row mpmin ; — —oe ‘ Kress to Melillo. n n oor e equiring ders which suppe the roof abo: rii. £6 and = agen plans (0; , eae pes gee. tapi. : la a lof ens ey mtg yet ngs ron 1d of a dec SECOND — BROWNS — 5: the 8 € the scribes’ oid ary t! rogram by visits t teared the ield wall, not an- | SP tast nig=t, Gefeating Don Mc-/ Tigers and McManus says, Sea ‘ae Ci 4 eS ee : Ret Rags i other member of the hb. ‘yp Lead of Omaha in straight falls.| remarkably wel! the Grand Rapids rolled to meget. ©’ Rourke singled ® 10 ir Ay ana seinen , G both ~ - ~ : . . e . . . ry , ; ? ferry : a 1 - PAT . . i j to left. Manush forced © Rous! ames: Boehmer Victor °°. 222 oe eA! sahasion, Water Heath-and Mud s4mrered” anything resembling GU" Won doth tumbles with flying | — — : Martin ' r ; ee : ioe a ee wafer ackle he first in 26 minute ne ner, and Martin Levan Bro ogg ae get q Sik with the Gaerne of iron workers| Surrey. and at the sams. tim. a a oe ay oan Belanger Beats Mays e 175-seane ae live Hits, Four Runs — _ ‘Utes. . ls ge ai z MONTREAL, Apesil 11 formed in at least ta Possible exception 5 hee POA AR a eed, aaa) » , 7+* - _- it into a doubie, Gul! ort on , dl TUT ] li : >: amen im whien LSA—Burns ro , lidig By Davison Obear Smith singled to right. Sil! lied si : to J aioe Smith “ee ais Gustave “Jun.or’ Boehmer iurned : | In the N siand | Sad : ; . — * Ss - > oy OSS — —— " J ae — ea . ° . o7 . ‘a . = . [ j ;,e f i \ J ww & iit ‘ - ‘ =-2 . -* . : . ° . “ , i ‘ale , * at il . A Y é . : . - - : Stiles doubled to righ : . “t. Louis District indoor tennis tournament by det ing be ; - oe PER eee ; SY aes a in afeties and seven ru ao ) : ~ n March _ ' “_ ' cre no: } are Alpi @ .éa ty d . 2 ve e ' a va ae ; : i } Os ’ mee “ss ry ra Si as es ‘ i ’ i «3 . ; v — +s 7 ‘ey “Cc egs- . af + if _. | 9-round feature - rs te 4 oe ; fir caught off second, : -o | Weinstock in a tzird round match in the men’s singles at the OH i ee nile peteloeg and if that is | i: pen championshin Sra he 2 innin > ex-Car ply wine nscedea echo - Kre cee sake ae : . ee Stila a a : ibsa +3 tris ‘ ae a saeoraget: om ' against | 50 ; oxing card here fast 12 #118-pound divis ess. ington University Fie'd ease i ni Pinstocx Was ceeded : in place by Saturday the paip shire Evening . er ournan: % ta _— —— he maha wrestler. nig) : —_ the THIRD—BROWNS S! = He : , =i ha hie} T e , — i. em a mbes ¢ hie 3 10. 4, Whilt Boehmer was not placed in the draw on cocgaly OR cancel, oe oieapiet esa, = es , is — . ne n showed bee ried to left. snort eee" ‘ 5 oO > tC + r)] > > at . me ra 4 f aS le second, Weinstock A et Arteaga eipaiadiasiiiaiitiigie teaei ii ‘sited ¢)} a yesterday mot the C5 “ene nim fis nond w: pf any he mud was intentional fo ‘Melillo and Schange scoring ahead | 9©£8" to improve and forced Boeh- MEN'S SINGLES : ped his car across the! Turpie New Orleans cirl who h: st up from the players’ esikes mer Howard of New Ha ; mer to travel at top speed through- - 7 -neing avenue en- layed sdéme fine zg : r + ? | OO Coe . re was 20 deeree 10 won the Tight to : n avyvweight . © of him. Blue flied to ; Pp. o.— A r *, Cemen SS : ss ing the tourmnamen tv center. Burns flied to } Pl -eersess. tintin po te Admission—75 cents. "ee ala * 11 Wee re di m ur a rR rah’: 0 . C : 10 ere run off Melillo made a fine cat ‘f ee GENEL A ie Oa De é ae howen. profeasiona! a a ERE REESE SAR A RS SERS ough . ae MEE: mith’s ¢ ; — iversity puayer, fur eee ar anted ie : apa caoie * who exp: if le secon: is hit o ours, there were bag smith s foul behind ,1irst. : on " * “a , . : : } = .. « > . ° . m . ‘ P 2 Oe 8D surprise by defeating Ph egy a rab Gustave Boehmer brought into t! ark an lich 1é yde u) players . her’ ' oth occurred Spal en. areas ; ater , aereat ° rt einstoc +—1, o—* : ee NE P , r in we AOL leis th eau . — [T. _ > .* - nial “2 rmatch ever piayed #M St. Lou a. is 33 defeat- ton le j the press box pies, 2ienna Colle nd Miss | 0 rio 3 1 side, tHe ta PS lazz ; “incinnah, « ; ee. : ed Herbert Rare 6-4, O73, Ga4: ; ee ey aye | s i playec. William Martin Jr. defeated Charies Four Brownies Work Out. dP ee ' cave et sages eee - es ee Sie :: s ' an. aley of Bost 1 . 7 " ri ¢ “ ’ ? vd “Pee . : = i b . | ~ .* _ ~ > . _ ‘ 4 7 ° ” — : ~ . With five team ffi er erin Winbing, $-——-0, 1U——ie, | warucs. § me nO—i2. 3 1¢. Meantime workmen were search- * Quest OF (hs. Brit on .f OY atc hers 11 y aif he , ea -pounds final, rive ns officially R- j; a | MIXED DOUBLES. idee dee: tine eke etnies +; , ee age " : ‘ _ —s : the bower in : ecipsitege . ‘ i Second RKound—tLottie Hagemerer and **** Kore rooms ter Gia ¢ with Hoid The other Trambie of tered, the East St. Louis Munici | ; aoa ee: s 4 a >} and completed tft) atch Fred Josties defeated Lonise Rauch and 4 in ie new press box and a i eee eacgy are in Gre cemnice. wnmmommiis Sa tear ner hoe ibe team to complet e its roster . OF ne } aie urnament . smiitt ' Rauch and Teddy Egegmann, 3—4. 6&—Q®@. - T ; Tor - a a “ s 1 . as - ia coming season. This may ia- aad ie : _.. G— be ; 3 a = * > 7 Yr { : ; q rr ? 4 *. ° a r z= te - . > = | 2 ; } ‘ ; F | 3 é ; : Sateen teats ath 27 sittie 2h aa vie anette tt hi tne tatiana eatin toad tance ee Ny Sta dg ar ER J : veg ca erat gi aaa SE Sacra ee lis ot , Wat areas Be Me p; ent oz = * ea a ie Pay “9 pal League needs but one more... i ie aR : Joyce Portney, 1—6, 6—3. 6—I1: Alit : q at 12:31 this mornings Davis and Karl Hodge defeated Delphine, ! nem per: 1€ rowni Cee ee GROGAN AND WALLACE Norton defeated Mrs Virginin Dueker ih eet ie ni f Ai: - - teralize at a meeting to be held at... | ee | | ee eet Reman Sua aa ae | ee eee. xe : the Park District office tonight. eel gach a sate ee Side amie: Tonight’s Sched 7 > oe @ arri: the rest of th ’ IN BOUT TONIGHT Sees AP ee Se : | . disqualified Drawings for the firs ni ee ee a —" — : vase nerican -CASuers. Fin! d V z Sy the Associaied Press. SS fe ya ' tently striking Lopes & play, which is | “or _ Sn = All of the other final we ‘ 7 ‘ z ' ” - Mas a 7. oe a d « ro al Aim &. FOWwnNes T = "OUT "ia Wiii ¢ ee x 1K - Pe oe . Lar 1 , —" a Wayne I>. McCabe. yreside +a Fred 2 } ° . Charies Mullikin and fe ‘ferured. ’ ith Piteab : ' a : a : ; ' 4 the ree: three - ; ey “=m Josep ‘Anwur vs. Melicent Endicott and a i ith Au cps / ne€ quarter fin, } a x 4 P a _ ‘ _—_ ¢ the 16 semi “arl Brady, vice president, . & Kari Hodge Setented Adotoh Charies Barnes. S imu: wiay remained match of the twénty-ninth aneu- C " o. rit * he sig It . » of T — * Belle Ww . - me ee ee ee ee en En satiate sential — _ : ) . “ viii a —s a = niles , , . » > odes + ! / " es e i P . ‘ at ,. a - ere shortened bY ans - ‘treasurer, were the officers elected , In the Cardinal! off Seats A : oe : c a & Atlas . fe NS ae f* -1 e : P el , : MISS WETHERED SHOWS nnn verything gol¢ tourn here. Dawson, {cago left hooker, here, while” et ean spON BRITI ir tha: oumeen. : aE AMMA” Sec ib | moles Sout Gon cece ee, Core [eee tt Reetion; be oe es SH RYDER C ie SKILL ON HER RETURN Cubs’ Follower made by the workmen who are/ beer ae ae. bed | ce te poems — ee Sapa? 86 fps eee AF : PLAYERS FARE OTTO STEIN DEFEATS FROM GOLF RETIREMENT Seches tata finishing up the addition to the| tm» yeat hie, Sveneeee te re-auee Sew Ae ee Ree , LAMBERT IN MATCH = (ONDON. Apri 11—America’s — ational Leaguers’ office. Bi milipa Finlay, Belmont, ‘Mass, chance 2 > nied - Bee ‘ee? | oe , Ut ROEM : women goite: wh pe to vit Bi, World Series Seats eo eeeaiprs cinerea ae the .efeated John D. Chanma reen \ alli Peent « oer wel : yt ie ee f = be ££ =’ the Assoectated Pree Rolling 233 tn his _— game to a ~~ i‘ . : a ha ict book: y bh niy hy ar) ich "oO Sn . = ila nial : ' oe | nae ° - xe. cae hs ~ - ; "sh : ! wei April 11. 182 for Wooster Lambert, tto Ce ogy a. rn nee us leagues in which Cards y rday downed Eddie Hela Tod ae Mie ee S. ; ok > ean FR ee, | the itish Ryder Cup ~ : 9 * > / i= 2e | > bi P STeinr - ” - " : ' ; , Si.4 7 ‘i > 7" ad Vigctan | yr ° : , tein Jr.. newly crowned A ae. ra =e: HICAGO peer re interested; Miss Vivian Fallon Nev ork, but was off th: ee , ae . ee oe . eb ei : | : “ y5-* pe ip | tai ified for the - .** ; > = . . . AcCrso! 4 . c ‘ Se PES Le Pe acme phys. fe rak arn i aphtagiett ae thy. ‘ ~~ all-events champion, won their 258- | | ‘ oe tT » ae : ; S writing out and mailing car oO: hat he had agains+ 1 . ormer British cnampion. ubds alread: i s , HaG AaZainst fei . Rave a 1a = ' eee a ; 2 ace 4 ‘Ourr : ; ; “= 3t? : on ae ; sTTament were €imis game match, 65573 ¢ The | : ‘Oo membe: f the Kn: LT! Latheed tril " hg — 5545 ; | Miss Wethered who has just as ational Leagu h . so the act — tich: uson, Southern | . | partia : at rT Se ' ; : . fimai five frames of the contest : 4 wee ge ay: wan nd Phil eS : abun ; - 5. “We ce, li . . round of match . _ . ‘ Powers handy (,2 rver of. is ; emerge from: retirement. showed AU! a ra ; . . sae : ve reorzeto Unive ‘ i ar "* ; were Nea +? P a tn tn ont thf : 0 PEMTETMeHT, SHC , — IHaes MLS - a ee : ae wie a rolled at the Washington this all of her former skill in a tourn:- rk hat ay —— man, Was asking DeWitt wheth won a oo and 4 victery o 2 a e Sa ee ee be ae Cy age? A é ( defeate?® Abe Bt \Nernoon, having been postpone Raat Pepe eae arated wt pomregenages ae ei h “in ** : | Spon niherigeh 3 ae Gk «5 > Sener S| 0 i eeal . P4 t peosty ad ) - ce yl , oe “—% . Sheriock We” te . * 7? *-. ~ . _ o st © a =o9gh ment at Walton Heath vesterday °: icnimge ove; “hec] | ; every time a visitor Merriman of Wa . . | ; — a °% ; . 1 Mean sterca : : : due to the fact that Stein split his | : asked tt ft] ; pos : eg ie 508 l up: and humb after the first five frames . Ora . ; oT Se es want passes — nion Overs lmed . : “ ’ a ites Fe ks >” Abs ‘ ia TW abit? i + i te, pee ain. ee Piatt 5 pear tctrian t L% | victe see Yi liiiam Wreorgs ' bef 7 7” icles seta eR. A. we “Starting this afternoon, the | '® British chazpionship in 1927. _ Yesterday this fan purchased || DeWitt said most of the time Boston, a Harvard freshman, when Gayuzzi Leads | | ee 4 rchie Compe aa owlers were exactly even for 27% o— tickets fo iB ib- Pitts. | | Pueblo Gets Pitcher ¢ tallied ah and ¢ victor; ee, je TER -. 5 : 1 : — “ers led the a sao cehett went tate Pg . Urs Maugural Tuesday and at cad | be — Wii eects Fownes tire le Parade . - ~ a 4 | Rit Comsesiia pulled § e meagenscacnin Press semmicinass tomorrow an: Finila y rs : ‘* +3 er “. lup: ¢. A. 4 pins, but at the point where kin of e & *) Stein asked for the callie ment. Co.'s Soestinies Guiaaee ne tea ; vei wikis ae ae ere jation Clu aed Tayle + Lo i : bt het t at the ond of the fifth | fect édere yeaterd = ate a 1 Chicago this fall, mation inb today released William r ses erd inte canrp. © “m8 raa a’ Le i When Presiden: Vece k es ri right-handed rookie “ray -wen fr a2 Ft. ¢€ rame, Stein had 8&5 in the fourth. the Melene Meraation — ‘i ede bin beet he taal er. to the Pueble ctub-ef the ne —_ Yaus | * twenty-first bebe fs. with a spare ae fn the fifth and (uin bowled a score of 703 " pore ep a gt. gente ern 1] ease sd eh t sah wet “st- a om! eteran fro’ WHEELING. °% \'a eril 3 : F The ‘Tete am ‘ i ; if fad ‘4 - Ze pati ‘ eo Be é . ' = 71. ae oe . tT’ ; ' ‘ . 4 - . Pile... 7 ” . % ambert had io in the fourth and first came. 246 the second id 7 the fan really a: ught to wait a obtained from +) Spring: leld ision sve? . rlo se err today be ee Re iy Sites ¥ » . Tre Duncan, and t } "Dera of the 1 & @pare up in the fifth. ‘rfect aco e son ji — tt ' th + | er - es im his ' week or two until the result is (Mo.) elub of the Western Asso- Hau . 14. t : Ne eae Sirs he — . : | : Was e eighth individua! , same. Cain ‘s the first man who official ciation Twenty-ooe years azo Bil | . ck ‘ , . : , . . + Distributor: WM. A. STICKNEY CIGAR co. Soe : ality for matc’ match which Stein has rolled this ever bowled a perfeet score in his | § Smith ono sir lromggal tein ee — Fs mon « 1109 Leceust St. St. Lewis, Me a | “°asen, He h m - ss ¥ reotiae: mii a teft-hander. father of the 'o tt Tar! _— . . Pri. , ae dees . . e as won them a’! nadie i ~ ~ OPA ll eae a , MAin 3840 ‘yveurg Rurier. pitched for Puebis.

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PAS ES Ae ae _PAGE @ GLAND BOXERS LAND FOUR NATIONAL A. A. U AMPIONSHIPS ti te ee ee, SE Pe ern __ nino —. SHURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1929 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ——- _ ws St ee tation — ~ = om _ _--- - - - —_— - —_ ~ ~— - — ~ = ss ." ; ee o . -_--- = —— - — ~ lll a = ND RAPIDS (ge, ISSES : —os ee | eee = i | MONDT owle Charts OPPOSE CHRISTNER IN Se eee ee. Ae ens. ‘uetaen te 5 unager of 1 ring sens ime allow ec 1 to meal TARS WIN TWO LOSES Special to the Post-Lispateh. , ; Se FORE, Apell if--Deite| a knee stat Meenatne eet hls owe sae fps wept tte ? ’ ; | ? BOWIE, Md., April . 3 Follow Ing aT he "PSY ] 4 lay Ds tangied col dition of Max . es us Li} ‘ ry} i , j : | , = = =f ; Schmeling’s tic «6affairs, the! New York, where the it \- Young Stribling. Macon heavy- i 2 — : — | ? FIKST K r-olds an J up, tix furlongs Start od: won dris | young German eavyweight prot +f letic Commiasion hold tha Pee = probably will be matched oO h Th t So Li aes ee ‘ og * “Dp Se leate ae v my : or. A. y Ly cer le- ably will return to the lnited thu: Bus low : his 4oht 13] ri The by the G irden tn box K. ©. Christ- >] Uuch, 2 re Lip. | gow | | i 24, :492-5, 1:14 3-5. aoe Was na iG about "“PLUrnink (since W ithdraw nh races: #. SSS, $2 | States late this month to box; ager, it was indicate i a ner, Akron rubber worker. on one » & OUNG”" STRIBLING, in | . i ke i Euguivaent. | Paulino Uzcudun, burly Spaniard, Max” would be ‘mitte 9 en- of the early outdoor cards. . . : RPP PPLP PPP PPL PPL I NINA NA Nl i v4 } 7 r. st} i wf ‘ (ods to a ee 3 | New York, is ready to fight | ING RESULTS Linen King. -+ dl. ! u m «, Pone ——— rashey C7 Reman eg iit ’ “5 ~ yh ras _ ae reiet we a" WRESTL ES “te i is at eS Se ) — anybody, we learn from a dis- ON COLISEUM CARD | ns i \: amateur boxing champions ua -ompe lec Lda} ne ew leis Lemarnic, Belgium, 226 pounds, = yee to Start samme se : a , nol mio hat th 7 1A yDe 8 0 cu ee with full nent + ggg he Ban >; Le it game with the ; titleholders follo: | patie pragemmeccum ge Dead es cote Mies S62 SCCONMe- ee subs, at Beaumont. ies 10 FIGHTING —that’s , pounds, threw doe “Toots” Mondt, A “ fig +. Greeley, Colo.. »26 pounds, in 1 4 e 4 4% , - ei aad devs in le Seba nile tacit ee abit ony papal CONN EE RR ae : $11.60, show $7.20. Runanel ow $6.30. . emia . . sari? : >; . z : overnight. write! Tr Sanderson. SECOND RACK—Si200, claiming, | 112-pound class—James Kerr, Stribling in three or four figh ‘le 205 won easily; place d Went to | was spiked by Hack wh . > Mict ee re E tS. | paul Jones. Los Angeles, =v My; Place ¢ } " | b outfiel ~ "7 bi *S0n, Grand Rapids, Mich. In two of them Willdam Lawre y ret a ; Platali®P’iqge of ; . ' ; | ’ ounds, and Roy Steele, Seattle, 210) 5°). alue to wit QO. $200. 3100 [ a¥V rey rT ~ " . — c ile : : + _ ! . }? ' - was injected ; en, Providence, T. I. be lian”. saw / a caer ae ; -" dete PERRI IOREE ie i ie ! A ome Pe vay with b n : a “wa . ; | AKIN a | fall. Jones took the agrres ave rl. . ‘ , i in the result thar 126-pound class—Martin Zu- = ee an 1a Cc 1 te SOrekmas \ougot to h oe , ; een sale most of the way. Referee—L. ©. | “ee 113 ! ; Ambre "ef J la : 7 ave been an niga. Tos Angeles. j bai : aonne dij ' i i i , z. ‘ ) o - d} fu) ‘pre; cj | ; “o~- : ° _ wis sa iets —— os i qT. pread through the play. 135-pound class—Steve Halai- | 4g.) ari Adding iu ‘ : 1 } o i mi ' Cor rey ? - 5 * CAUSIN g Swelling in ko. Buffalo (1928 winner). ba meniene - nn (,eOrge Mic Dows ll. weed Louis eo , He: : : Bo 4 ; : | . | -- World S most SW ee In parts of the body, including 147-pound class—Leslie Baker, | the maniv art of ec, | pounds, rolied Eddie Clinc, Colum- J, ¢+ | Fee a8 4, a Mere iS 7 ial. tate “ ee 5-)ear-olds and up, six furlongs: Sta 3200 p. m ~ ee ey » om 4 eee ~ ete ae ik i d. fact, McManus is yp. Boston. EO Neneyeaaes te eo aaa ee Oe gy. 6j bus, O., 178 pounds, On “ a ~~ © A “~ ¢ a - 7 , Hf ij Li i McA s - : ; t i P ; . —e . ; : i Li I cA} Lid pi L€ ail : + hr kg le 5: i | ; ; rourht Yinstock edd Is i , i ‘ ess irates l better than the | i 9 mutueln pe r ATS | ; AGT , I : i) ‘ . i ' r is LY \ 1 lan: i ’ : % : . ' Y Xi ‘ ' aa > er " ‘ . , POURTH RACKE—82500 added. t: Bowie Kindergarten § stakes, --year-olds, four furlengs: Stari coo won drivit ums Went t 4-18 py. m.. oe, oe ry a Ani-pretenders won eight of 0 games piayed with the De- 5. ‘s ps former Brownie alsq spoke ts, iS : pps? ‘ gn T , Sadat idl ‘ - hit - am nt iipeimey e 5 ite wae - rr ; ~~ >? . . + / ° Wingnor } ‘ . rT) ry -} tawal TT . a % & “Ms ev | rier hi | oj . ae bai se = fi | +, , * inner he - ann \ 7 a age 100 Per Cent Hard Luck. watch Poagtong — m3 2 ; Zuniga Two-Visted Fighter. CN at, Oa pin NE De > m ae the Cardinals v f two voung pi ; : The Ppossib] “orb On Wa Miar- ] pe tved Se roWwa udhomme. | : ing the Pirates, McManus hat he had been amazed by pparent sure come-hack of r lee Meadows Meadows Pe | ,is>} r . ae % . = re A ’ rt ‘ 4 fy ta? . ] €. + ’ , ie P — a , “hee , ‘ - 4 i on. ‘tie 3 ' | , 4 : = Le ; ; ‘} ‘ Workm > sors . ss Ti mo~vire¢ : e > 4 : as ‘ A - . ~ ' ? e ~ . 7 . . > *y 5 4 ‘ “ . . ' LA . a> i si * a4 , . 4 r | | d om tt bane. . + _* -* "hs . —_ ; ; ib ; q ; ed a ! igains i = | SEER Sg a RR ae ne met oupie ae tin Wakes ‘ ° > | . : 4 | Or rs , | ae *.* " ‘ "oOo ’ . i} 1 i a | ei [ ! f I eae 5 at ! ’ ¢99 ~sie e “a 3 a t J ae ; : mi ues ee aN z ? ’ ? ; . ; ; 7 } 1] " . ; ; - + t champion inadi: a eliminated in the trial Bey ee ‘ar and so r on hose many unusuds | eve mr ; Tr +7 ~ . *» nF } ; 7 ; 4 T ais final} , f)} ; “9 : 4 3 » ; - _— . , PIt tH RK 4( fF ba sf Loaf “ ’ 4 Lad ° . ‘ : ‘ - iid anc ‘ ‘ ‘3 . i ~ ™ e | a Y . : eas , Pisce ‘ } ‘ | ‘ . .. ’ ; i i j t+ ; ' , : ‘ “ , > | : . 4 ’ ‘} , . - ' ‘ , —_ ’ - ?,. : c . >* ' . ; : ; j -) tJ P - . 4 . ° oy . j ’ . : : ;* ’ ’ |?) ’ ‘ ’ . ; i ‘ ‘ ; . : sue . , : ‘ : : ‘ . . i ‘ A 4 > ee 66s 38 cound Seni Pi itttonne f Saal we, 2 a i hard Sneorein a wre: ; own to bt BOWIE SCRATCHES. Du % of a boxing card hi las ee S88 mound divine Fees nour mm | s ‘just ne tne he ah fel. 1—B 3 Lassa, Silenus. Boy ish Bob, Kentucl lon Superseds NEOPS- maust?be extraordi : ei ¢ ids 9 ‘ oe . : ae , sie , sa ’ Ley 1? is ; riy A , ; ' i Tu Oil é +} yj ; £ c O} d ’ A)? { é | } ¢ . L- Hinter neariy forgotten Arthur Duffey dh nie cnthdoags 16 hours, there were but two up — } 4 Preengs “campaign next|C” 12 @ heavyweight special on| — inflation ... In fact it covers almost every tire hazardyou can sets. Ro . rred } ht j re ee ee a gee et SPT hs. SACKS G UNC hei European campaign ext eee Itc eis -OLNn oercurr 4 =) 1 ~ S ' } . . . . ‘ eee “ae . ' . -e a ‘ : . . o¢, : ) + ? ‘ ere at iT } 7 Ras 65 MER if ne ne oa ; i » . ror? ay eo ' seconds more than a quarte »f this 3 gli apes re ee nee “ayo, aegis ies 3 | : : ' ; ¥ourwal wamt to af ¢ ee ae Cina i a ia 4 @ century ago, many bring ig = i ms ‘ : JE WIS, ANNOUNCIDE tne . merary . on , “issOurl J aciil at Ud é‘ : imagine. Come in and get a speamen COpy . . oS Bouquet a A gangtes oe Rs have ‘ ve Die); r John SE ; lay | nic ind ji . ) . Johnny Dalev of equaled t! ait time, fy 10c straight ee oo ee eee Oe A ee fe coe Teen eee tent ee et atneeriy | eau avenu read it before you buy, another trre. the final session, o1 ila be ee ee " Dow? " : 4 4 17} YY =) > ~¢: '* YY SAS e e' tlared to be the loser in ser ognition as bettering final clash with Holden, the new meni the ——- has ‘mn tied. ee varegedalee ee ee | . ad eo ea te rogral n 7 c ) gi. ee nce Howard Drew tied tt thres Racing Entries { 0! «s.r se cc auink ak oe ee CENTRAL _ MERCHANTS TIRE COMPANY Ml, the last of the 169-pounds| ©F four times, Locke and Borah (“aw --. ~~~ Ne ee et erecta nt Nathan Crystal, district Jigh 2710 Washington Ave. Class, was disqualified for acci-| #n¢ Kelly and others have tied At Bowie. een ici i ean ait aed weight leader, of the East. Side K STOCHL TIRE COMPANY dently striking Lopez a low biow ont aga bla one 51900. mak oes ee a ek pe | % ll meet Bobby 3740 Washington in the final. None surpassed it ue! 1 4) ruyhi eur turion i as die os a OR ee Ln iissour! oe ’ © ; t . ’ ’ Tramblic. who acquired mort It seems incredible, the more (Murky Clouc aptur Lip § eee ene ce \ et strict welter king, 0! SOUTH SIDE SOUTH SIDE AUTO SUPPLY his in ceo ia wa ine Se sc because one-fifth of a second aay Trvste: .a° Rhos - thaad 115 _— aes J nh se en sre oe | th . ir : 11 ee er Aphis . tye! ‘) ‘ i at cy \ ? he . hd "sf" ° in ’ verge of winning the title with a| ©xAct—in 92-5 seconds, Mabel Basil 0.11 cExpiraie . ....115 |invasion, Hunter said he would play | Doetzel, e Ss NORTH SIDE ANGELICA AUTO SUPPLY CO. knockout when the officials ruled ——" a . ipa ” Leiter entry ton Stabi ason-Dixon yurnam at |; Cmampion, Wis tengee With a | egg a 2 eeibraonare ws 4 covers in a igie ir} ‘M L. Stryker entry ee mae | ny Emmerich of the East | 2109 Angelica ,) Lid ere eh iat ' ° , SE cose faa bouta re-| stride. jgbeeond, Face; $1200. ‘clasming, maidens, | White Sulphur Springs, We OO) orc. OBERBECK’S FILLING STATION i "ha oe isan ¢ .* « . _ on & . se natal dite : r _ _ 3 e le ce e ~ = A Th gon three rounds ndications are that |Me Own +... 118" Camp La vt tls ak Sehata. betene A number of Class A bo; 7947 N. Broadway, _ = } taeh } lé ee a is a r , . : . 4 A! , 7 ’ ; ° ; y the Associated Press. i ; lesinnitinenl Business Men's A. ¢ . McENANEY TIRE & BATTERY IONDON, April 11.—Three BOS eae a ee Te Shia Se ox mee, See ee ha ee a oe P eid 20,5) 4a Sevag vents aie ~~ ey oy tig heehee gs P nena eR 9A RPM ry “eter en, ets 5-0, tena § > Fame y har! ~ RR OO a Nie, le aA A ee “ ode > pipe vgn x, “sy 3 ey ee. RR err eee reer ee be ae *Donetia "300 “Alleviator _ 70 len, | 7 LIGHTW EIGHT—Nathan (Crystal. East ‘DENTISTS TO OPEN Faddv BE i = rer 1 3 ut th hilea Salvador Grecco, | ®t. Leuis Knights ef Columbus A. ¢., vs. 43798 Laclede Bre i? ue British Ttyder Cup players Wh°) 0) © TOURNAMENT AT roti, 25.8220, Hie’ dumor, s'scar" | im the sixth round of their sched-| SPthwanuur— Curt | ‘Dertsel. Syuth MAPLEWOOD BIG BEND TIRE & BATTERY “ Qualified for the Roehampt« pid ’ nd alt naan : uled 12-round match her: AS | y A. C., vs. dack Emmerich. aa 7491 Manchester Rio Rit ) Voyar ) is Anights of Columbus A. teurnament were eliminated in the | NORTH HILLS COURSE Levee 110 Prince Boa 110 | nigh | PRELIMINARY ENTRIES oy Laxit IP Mee, oe PL LLIN, 132-POUND—Fivin Regan. Valiey Park: WELLSTON MUELLER MOTOR COMPANY first round of match. play. Jualifying play in the St. Louis} aE. Bo McLew a ees os ay Berge PR mage: ms gy ee oe ~ Lucas and Hunt Read OT Ray defeated: Abe Mitchel! and | ntists Golf Association tourna-( eay s-vear-vide anc six furlongs: , Sel ch 2 | Missouri Pacific A. ¢ | . : . - AW y , , TTE = ae ! 3. | : * vA an ~sceall ‘re ne? ill be held at Nort! il Rundal 11 Lady = | Racing e ons 1is-POL XD_W vodrew Williams. Jessie CLAYTON SAN DOZ-ORF TIRE & BA ERY c straig t ° ‘ 8. Dericgocn Gaee ee bas ‘ . ' all : Spe athe de ; : ay | A ti Pitts, Fier! Olwmpilan A. €.: Ben hoester. 15 S. Meramec up: and Tom OU! Une lub on Wednesday, April 4 v Hes n of « ee ee a South Breadway A. €.: dack Altman, doe, : . ‘ : = bys nm 3 ' P » ‘ _ ae . . . a“ - . - ~~ > re sh ° ° S0wned F. A Whitcombe, 2 « ta : F AS aannounced today by lr. ar iain ahd Se + At Bowie. en —— Beishir. Misseuri Pacifix F. ST. LOUIS, ILL FE. ST. LOUIS TIRE CO. Archie Compsion won from Berty O. .- .elly, chairman of the com- RASC, Siahie entre LOUISVILLE TIMES _ -'126-POUND—George Smuhenzen. Ba Tenth and State Hodson “who led the quaht ii rs, «| itte ha , Eight tourna. ' — =i" m8 tates rears olin Port, Aziz. 1 ‘7 ier A. €.: Melvin Barten, Missouri Pa : : | 1 came ~ | tah . Ba my A. (.: Carl Schaffer. seuth Broad BELLEVILLE ILL. BELL CITY TIRE & BAT TERY “Pp. Compston pulled the match | its will ; 1 the vari- n St 108 Heury Hortor ‘| 3$—Biue Darter, Opnermian. Old Kid y S. ¢-; me Sesames. Mh. howe Bow: : 112 N. High Cut after dei: Se aown. uS cOUrses district and oa fie TT Rea ; L u tt mayor % alk | we cS POUCND due Kemuen” . tani as -™M MAN flenry Cotton efented Charlies ; championships rill be decided tn urd ‘raine Girl } . WOU TY AG) nie ‘ ae hast st. Louis Knights of Celumbus A GRANITE CITY, ILL. HARRY HA ER . . - Johns. l un- ¢ itcembe took | Six classes €.; Willem er ure ms Reth. Mis 1900 “A” St. 5 be _ RARE gaan UR Zits a ply ag ee + A RAI ne Aah See i : ersrt Lower ] ‘ Nort y sourl Parcifie A. ¢ If Furrer. Welbon Ale wa ie — ’ a? end! irre lms tities las evet rae laimin : 4! . h TACH Tatum, Seuth Breoadwerv. A. €.; Charies " . Herd into camp st amie ey : rt and wy rn) rh | ' - ; a! io View eee Yerk, Jeho Vieich. Tower Grove A. C.:) Gra y wor 1 - imcn Of as Tf Ars ‘ Lari bi Sileir j } Oo Side Wing wrbipa “én l.. Garvin, Jefferson Barracks: Pau) Zim- the twer: — eham pions th fairy Lor Ta an oe “og et Riga ogg Hor mer. Beden A. ¢., G. H. P. CIGAR CO, lee. WTS -iITSt OM _ OOM Lie LAT. ' ; . ad 147-POl \D—Koss Palmer. East ™. The Puiene cre —e ‘antail ‘ndi tr iASS , ae a aes eros di ‘ Rite - “ren , 10: —“LEUCITI “yn in May Louls Ani@hi« of Columbus 4. €.: Chester . ’ r | T ‘ » ] | I ] y } ) fi ) I Phile.. Pa. © HRvyde » tes pe : - mi? ; ; ker M . Misseuri Pacific A. €.: Eimer F 4 S y a X\ \ i © ba J a : ‘ . 4 : “Gorre Dunean an ‘ee other aum. class B-1; Dr. A. Dames. | neagnr 10 Fererth " John, Ciou . necapeiae with ; : - ”_ s ‘ ° Lae St) ’y , ‘ &- — d« War Eagie . wrattached. ~t a ' ore . ry Se } MOT by rs ef +3 ™ : “. i} Ss Lines be. Fs a ss r , irmm , : ror —— f 176-oN'™ an EY CIGAR CO. | © of the | | _F. Westho oriat’: 2 tos © Miles. South Broad. | armed tet way A. €.: duke York. Fiori Obs mpian - WUalifty for m: . lay. Cee sO SAS, CAGES 1 feather cloucr, track heavy. il a , Derencs, Fersecth. Athietic Clab. St. Lewis, Mo.

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PAGE 24_ ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __-—=— __ THURSDAY, APRIG 11, 1929: SLO POST-DISRIEH _ = £ \ DVERTISEMENT LAKE PLACID IS AWARDED WINTER GAMES OF 1932 OLYMPIC CARI = fare Kidneys INTERNATIONAL srwcirsrcns 4 HIGH SCHOOL | CY > ype 'y! ZAR © CONCORDIA WILL hey Names 7) Your Doc BODY'S RULING .cc-w-zen.se- TRACK TEAMS IN, \ LAT, MEN 2) cece: MEETIRENDREE Corde! Tennessee a ‘ * * - ee ees ~ iF a oie stone PRs eye A, Pig lng tH? etl A a ates. plant paring 2 FRAN eT) we ny soe abap Moan Ieipervilic, Pa., outpotnited Tomy) Bladder bothers. la FRoxsa. Cincinnati (10). In- ys wae a re : 2 ma) a — dian Ticer West,. Tucson, Ariz.. al > ej 5 , | saci . B manag Lnocked out lattling Hill. : *," a js O : ae a L in 16 — TN Loutsville. TS 2). TOLEDO. — Midgert Mik: ens: a The P i “oa . e Re, 2 ; = 7 e ae . ’ = jf cut ‘» . i? Dowd, ¢ columbus, ©... outpoint- By Henry = Freund. SEE ers So ithwrorth has | a ee ' = > ~ 4 : ed Johnny Patto, Cleveland, ©. first quadrangular "ack I a plan ™ “Cuba to Build Powecrfal ; rs i. 44 pA * (10). Homer Honan, Newark, ©. al . ee s scheduled fo F: nit Wi ili” Ths dio Broadcasting Station.” outpointed Bud Porter, Terre il gage ina ony “a sie” act am | ree Stand t fa}? a Haute (5). a ie : ee aie ¢ vy High ; . bir art i i ape f- +h ec . = e irdi iS g PROVIDENCE, R. 1.—Young (*'C¢. ween ee ae cases > caeguglaneneaam oe Cohe: es i-bas soing on t ee | Coreen LNCS. CRny aa | ee teeante’s wet. 00 we ow on the Giants the chances : “Town Clock Stopped ed Bud Taylor. Terre Haute .T ' us , | G0: : i: Flies. (10). er MONTREAL—Charies Belan- cer, Winnipez, outpointed Har- old Mays, Bayonne, N. J., (1). te : : As . . : ~ -~ 4 . : . r . > a = = ‘ - a 2 - pe «* ¢ ‘ . oo = > a > * = a — b« 5 “ , ~ ~ ~~ : . a * F “te j i i 2 4 s ‘ ‘ : * : ‘ > ss ’ 4 ? ~~ a ' ; ‘ ™ > “ 2 . ¥ . * a « ’ ‘ ; ° ; . . 7 * of * -~ . i. 3 ms _? : ro a: : ~ . : . ~- : . ‘ % & tea s ery i* tJ cy * ~ on \ . : ‘ * ° a4 s ‘ me era ‘ . o a ~~ . Kae : : 4 o« 4 * a ; At - a i > : Z 4 rt ' ™ ‘ ilies ‘ ‘ SO i i: ( 24 P i ~ ‘ ~ wd Cha - - . . . o ‘ et s¢ ~ ~ +4 , . - ‘ 2 " - a 2 3 4 _ ° : ~ ._* ‘ + - ‘ ’ ~ oe e 2 z > ae 4 w* . - s¢ = 4 = - > — s . . ~ eee ~ ~ ™ % : . ran ~ " - » . . ‘ - 2 a4 4 ; - * ‘ he . : . ; . ~* ‘ ia - YS See? A _ 2 4 4 ~ > - ire = . ; ° : ‘ > 7 +m es + ~+* — ‘ : I as yo :4 cy! 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J ‘ s - ihe ~ - - ~ . : 2 } ¥ a 4 s = ’ ‘ ‘ : “ : aerate . aia “ oe : > ~ . . he . é - ’ " ; ‘ \ " P : ‘a nA ‘ : — hie ‘ : \ co rs = i> sw ‘ . 4 + 4 ‘ : ‘ ° 4 ~ , ‘ - = - . ~ 7 ” hy Ge Tha in ei s i Ps 2 a 2 : is ee NE Sy aS: BR scone ceeranienes 2G 0 ‘akin’ “nba 4) “~~ ~~ »« -~ - y “ iv . ig i [dies thanesti’ ta ta ; 4 ® sey 3 one 8 oe, ee ee ee Se ee “Wales Picks Golf Headquar- ‘ni: Yen ‘amen +3 Zan? at mosian 2 } Brericis , Reconditioned as good g ters.” £3 fared =& for a elahertaten and Gesswein - thi as new. On sale we dar »~ wha > | ee oa. and the office and | base seems he a fixture Ges: Also Other Fine Hats at $169 i a cay ) — ‘é | Bg and $1.50 vers of Kansas Basket Players Honored Pat Bi dig A naacomat cae in a Prince Albert the sale wan. aitieuseed until Gek.' Shak Coneestl ‘field will be 823 Morgan St. lan cot? "rhe thar ~ ae ame as wis ~e SOMETIMES THE WAY TO SAVE MONEY IN A CAR. TO SPEND JUST A LITTLE MORE 4h.) «coil Be 1 .and High Blood Preeen Wduick Way to End Thee If you're considering what $1,000, or so, will buy in a car, stop a moment and consider this: For perhaps $100 more on the down-paye and Kaiser, . r ™ Abad and Ba ‘+e? ae ULSTADCIiNnE thar "ma ork * Verweisgn. ment, and possibly three additional payments, you can have—a Reg Biesrenese. Ge Flying Cloud. 4 © Choose the median en por vem i th: tied the hosers of toe des. That meotiiom in st. ta “And that? A car that hasn't its price-tag stamped on it. Acar | Pe OST ee that for performance and mechanical dependability rates definitely with cars in far higher price-brackets. You start saving money from the frst down-payment, because Reos are built to give you outstand- orary captain for the year. stl =. ing first, second and even third year service with no serious repair bills at. sal U. High : a Check. up carefully on thrs Reo Flying Cloud and see how much “a "ia Son more m looks and quality you get for such a little extra money. ee The Heavy SUPERTWIST Carcass and Famous ALL- | : xy ; lowe } WEATHER TREAD Make GOODYEAR Paid sanvaciel W. Herr. | Now fier ge nave @ Hee rng Ca ate ere ee i: TIRES Superior. ; | PROOF ee rey a sagen Salih ‘ two track 2 cheduled early = ore People Ride on r veek between Prep League — | Sal Sine Ane Other tind and County League schools, a com- | REO MOTOR CAR COMPANY. 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Mo.—Rutherford Motrer Ce Miulberrw Grove, Ill.—Beeslevw (Larage Rolla, Mo.—J. P. ¥ dimms Co 3 verre termesas wil : » - , i t - —_ . 9 s4 ii “4 , < — + nae Se Cc * : ba det Centralia, IN.—L. M. & 0. Motor Co efferson City, Mo.—English-Grant Sales A Murphysboro, Iil.—Egyptian Reo Co Salli “ul D D. N cong xt 2. Dae s thirteenth. ‘ " ull: ven, 4.— a u : “" aie Baten: Wille tebe. enraumnied Columbia. T!.—Wm. Wilde Service Me. Vernon. I!l.—Hewkins 2 Underened West Freaiifecst. 1it.—Freakie Bes co tWwagret’ ec aiter AND BIGGEST CIGAR cae Seiten eee ee Se TR Bloor Se Kerkweoed. Mo.—Reil-Smart Meter Ca Nekemis. T1.—C. A. Relalex Trev. Me.—Sfenni Moser Ca.

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH THURSDAY, APRIL ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Fre Kideys CAPSTONE "Setter 0S mm ERT | Eats Only Toast oa FEsamined By NST society Nearly Goes Crazy oe renee & Your Doctor ct Ps a ) . 2 ‘ , v _ } , 1 go ey ra y. ie HALE SOLES — R $1.25 Pete Koppo Shot Dead in De-. Board election Saturday. 1 © Dlr ate held elections hn 1 Mn 4S fs Pp met Grhaen tick rela 3 a be anagers for ae eee we. wa ndidaten are | tit ) ‘ ) yrit BS, Signe by. ee Pancoe $1.25 soles—pair ay irott -Arrested ee losepnh ao" - : | eRe rage ae 0 rae” FULL SOLES — With Heeis, Sop .00 Recause of stomach troubles ate | u L. Shoub, New York, re ardinal — | +Igke Salis to Wash Kidneys Monti Slaying oo.” | 2 a abe te to aaberke, ¥ | de 4 } = oa en 18 Panco or Beat | White Oak intestinal! J *"S eck: Spee a : iB Leather. Reg. $2.50 qual., pr EE OS: | if Back Pains You or Ct allele ee" i Adlerika checks the ae ; 4 - . vat a thin 1 ive. —28! L. ie rowth f imtestinal bacteria.” ‘ae > Fy ' ; ' - , S neccegtras Lt EC me jers aver: “In my 50 yeare NVILLE, M1.. April 11, Bladder Bothers. ae — "i pS ae NEW YORK sh naet bes esti alka : Sieh Mt hes a ona a N‘ Hi RIC kK > or ecnec ra’ , enanan cecquaenenueamemneiiions T st Letra \ j 4 ‘y+ {7 Té i . j »* 7 : . , : : / y.* _ . ii i] i) t } =e | Li . i ,7* La ‘5 ‘ . 4 ess | ak ae | eee . eee || Chaba “SHOE REPAIR SHOPS Air, ' yA gu pits: Louis 4 Push: TOUT Siuur) of seeeed peat t} if t Tuesday nigh Las Puse : LUSCS . Le 7 - Per > iarin Ts ; : 7 watt : os | ” ‘After uring Ad- pe? y ree , . 2 t a4 + " OP ale AIO OO A OO e me pink 1s . ‘ - tke SB! ; r : : . : ' ai e 9 3 , : . - z = + os , : a i | a aa ; 14a ’ . , * + 4 * tT» - rR * ‘ “SHO NO L { SHOP NO d - , ‘ ‘ . . = ; : - anes sh i “ . a! me ’ ry } xr- ores + , » 4 ts ‘ é * . : P 7 gtips t ivei) le ad n -_ , Sekevia P~ Duplicated = PE phericat Dall a Gloss Finish—Bring Sample Given with Every Purchase ly—m atives do. Af , ing druggist ae tii paar Lae ae | Prices ‘ Paling : gs ; Weis iit e ryyiay’ (j sf “ Oh ‘ Aid i P 7 ij Ps say? ’ ’ 7 ¢ ’ £) {) j 7 Pm ein nent iz ‘ i] ‘ a: et i . : ~ >> > hig . , ; ; st ‘ Lt] ; i i* ; 4 \ © P 4 ; ie ; : cA A btatad i \' . ¢ 7 e . i | . . ; } * ; : : aid j : rignt. ‘ es rh , Sis , he j . £3 & ’ , 4 : . + . : : * . ‘ ‘ , is J ti i f «A ij = , Ase Li ? & i} Be 9 : ‘ sit : . Ne Bie, Other Fine Hats at $1.00 and $1.50 ieee sertare, tous often selieving Toit, police to identity is vods NOP FLAVORED Bes morgan Si. Bova msice2 ain cf. sme non ats rulnin ra mo st popular br ands. People do Onucpojsot | 13 _" ADVERTISEMENT eth | he a. ~ = lice a e URIEY M SVR at lizzy Spells ee =~ want quality, satisfaction, results. [years VRQ RCE Piewilt of Choked Bile Ducts [Pro was not Known there. Tn th 9 . . NHE EUSER- Busci." and High Blood Pressure— in ieee ame ane as. ’ T.LOUIS,MO.,U.S.4. Quick Wav to End Them found who recognized the poli~ ' ee rw uletbe Yeates ag ducreyi a " > sor te 9 In a Car, stop a nishes dizzy spells like magic!|Wash streets. | Budweiser Barley-Malt Syrup 1s the down-pay- eee: purity imtestines, promote | Woman Plies | es an eer. guaranteed to contain no _ fillers, ne earr ati, a adulterants, artificial flavors or arti- 7 me ah al L/W ‘ “OD oh a ae ; ph MASE RNIN AR BUMS RAI IOS TERT RA aD sa ficial colors whatsoever. Use it to improve the flavor and increase the nutriment of bread. cakes, cookies, lt find the losers of lost arti- «- es x . go? ; j a wc doughnuts, etc. Sold by grocers and - s That medium in St. Louis ix Tleath » ie t! ti tC as part ar Ee sa a ru dealers everywhere. od on it. A Car be POST-DISPATCH. Call MAin er mpaign to ob n recognitioy Bil-t Hit. rates definitely 7 3 ADVERTISEMENT Choose the medium nmrost pecrsoms ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT ing money from wee | TAREYTONS A BIG FAVORITE WITH AVIATORS: d see how much les ROOSEVELT FLYING FIELD CHECK-UP SHOWS than ever before. Famous Flyers Vote This Cigarette Big Favorite in MICHIGAN Recent Nation-Wide Probe ~ i tp A LOE LLNS LALLA APL AD vation aR AT Steady Nerves Come First Aviators Declare ROOSEVELT FIELD, L. |. California ... Tarevtons were Then for vour health’s sake. “a cigarette Cueca-Up Compiere ee eR Mee lowered from mid-air along with | will vou switch to Tarevtons for | Tanda farevtons lead in the fuel and food supplies. | 3 full days _ + Just Lo discover the | ty by overwhelming odds. | th head-winds fierhyt | benefits they offer. | . - . ravorite anit ’ , urreml rougyi wT ‘Thousands (>) people have made } ‘ 4 r pocnets to dodae eee ee this Tamotus seven-dav Nerve CO PRPA WK) 94 hie 2 ‘. ot pinche tite ss iw a a ee eT ee keep his nerves u SUCCESS REASONS Steady nerves.” 2. Hum A AON a PRIORY yes, OR NR ar oorte 5) AHP nn ne a .~ 7 4 1 ew re - a eo ee r y ’ = there = The cbr . YO crusuing QUESTION MARK | . ‘ a Bee “Se ’ ~ : : ™ pe ss ¥ ‘w No el Se. ie my wey] if i CIGATPTLES EVE i} f ‘ 4 . - a> - ° a _ . : . q - ® We _ ’ e - yy . Sn OS ee ~ > 4 ’ ——— a. tecettey ov >, — : 7 7 ~ oy “ 4 - a _ -~_- +. oA ~ 2 ¢ Mal “ 7 . . 5 for men whose work demands stead P he A I N 0 R C 0 RK LANDS ON ONE WHEEL! This remarkable picture was suapped at See aa Roosevelt Field just after pilots had made a phenomenal “one For 15 Years 25¢ 3 P. Willies Wheel” landing. “Give us a Tareyton,” they demanded right afte: Mo.—St. Cheries Ree Ge. | herve-tension was over. And vou can bet that they were glad t. feo.—i1). DD. Northcutt | eet it Havent vou noticed that most a ators alwavs ask for a : now 1 5 tor twenty ort, HilL—Franklin Reo Ceo. Cigaret'« after their nerves have been unde: strain? ” g Hanni Meteor Co. ¢ © 1929, The Union Tobacco Co., New York City 4192

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— | ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1929_— = ST LOUIS POST ORSPT CY om Berio gn enter HARTY GUNG PLAN MDANEL URGES PARTY Mariage Licenses | CARMAN DRY AGENT ec 8"Ssmes es Stele =a ON WESTBOUND VOYAGE ONLY ane Render doints or ors recone. AED IN ST. LOUIS. TOCONTINUE TTS FIGHT ; Petasisro'™... TELLS OF LIQUOR aD See LD Way to Furope. TERS a : M“M HMIDT. MARY cilities a we ee . i. — 7 — pce tdi A ee Ne Nl LORE ARLE LES AGEL Be GLB ATELY LEAL ING ae ip gtr . ~ a - =) ’ ; sok at . + . ‘ s : oe : A. : ; % 3 _oe ’ atfier “ the _ DrScholl's earlit e day in which he said | Louis f. scammed ee col gees aay tips imac iccatien: Sieve omy told i - hea y ho an a. A | ay kK. Mo. K ¥F, i] cae May 14, 1929. yi a wet 2 Tt ae ee agape ois on alge: y rH oS Ch aie ) afte : 3 . , eompeny for the « Lino- a S | shij ie. Sintte, tate | aa auis i as cations tha Gakt tac | F! & Coe | ra! prohibition ag were led to &! FORRESTAL, MARY J. BRENNAN—1 | a . z +: the consent of the sh! oh be ere o*% ! - ’ ‘ r : . " ' ~ae% apie g dies 5 : i ee . . ‘ 7 rma tis . : e ; ‘ : Z . a ; : : : : | : . te ’ ey. a a i ADVERTISEMEN r ? Ai.iyv mnnderstoc ; Ser een Pe ‘ +7 ‘ »Ff oO? yy ' 2 ‘4 ’ 73 Rasper Mf ’ Vig co : irty 5 half mim - ‘ sho . ach ' FF TEPFER Lae ™ ~ailt A company tical Be mee ee : on : | 201 ne c eente , et rest ete ori ‘lock. seen, en Sa ee Edwardsville, . y ee alva eth. e WannineT.s ‘ UTTER . , - - ‘ *Y £2844 . . ’ 2 J . : 4 P ‘ A - ‘ 7 Be : ¥ 4 Ty : 4 - . . ? ; : . o . A A thas " =: . a4 , ‘ - { } Pay , na . “ ae . -* . , . . _ 2 - = . : ° e . 7 H 7 ; . 7 _ . . _ r he ; e : : 4 LA we ; a > ; , 4 « - ‘ ’ Pt a ' » . : ’ : . > o* ' » | ~ : - . “ ‘ - . Aa . ; . , ’ , ” 73 T 4 * . ’ ‘sc — * -~ . rye " 7 . ; ‘ - : rae s t : ‘ > ’ ‘ . . “ . e : 3 . . . ~ . “ 2 4 : : as : ‘ + ‘ " . ~ ee ? =»? 2 . . ‘ y . e . . 24 4 . ; . ‘ : ha wt \ . ‘ . ’ - 4 . - e 9 ¢ * roan . . " ae i . a 3 ¢ Y} . > i . . — = . : Pe ‘ ‘ “ . 6 P ee een j . . re . ‘ * + ; . . A ‘ ‘ * . : os me } Pe i Ma yt Fo. 7 “ . il cK - : . iy &: " 7 t ’ en 5 ? . ° 7 '' re } TR . “ : - e* ‘ ’ 4 " a 2 . . hn ve is . i ’ es ; . . s : - % . - *. Ft -- & * r | . A ? ] i i wine hi . . : 3 ‘ . 4 ss : o oie : ; et cht y 4 i - i 3 Agape — Pweg mia . ir ita a : ‘ MPAC I LAs se ‘. wes AA 4 i aa "ns ‘ . é " ‘ i ' ‘ | 1 > - : ' ' : . F ° P i : j ; . a “nx ’ 3 ‘ } i f : ‘ eight. {zl w te nm oF . : 3 ! Tak tee G LASYES— Lost +> . - ‘ . ~ —"- . - . calle ‘ . 4 a . -_ e me , ai P . . - ‘ . : 4 i M ry } i i i : ‘ . — - ‘ . “ : j 2 : : “% a rest 7a. om a is ‘table 2 - ,*? me ee te lathe Baw aia i inti the company had r Joed Rebekah Lodes Saat ae GLASSES se so clar S. re shi . 3 COR a ge aye : . ae. | er irrender it. The| GODDARD, JOSEPH WARREN— Ete! bes’ Aid Society Marcus Brame pRand 225" nam : — oe lets la ’ nad ) , | ae ese ay Se Se * of TODD. ' . Zero plant: rewe a : ms n i DpruaryY and again ias ITU : ' a eae liihia . from a t + too} Prin ai « oom — na seein oddn idee ‘ ~ ties : raska. school «= Then Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN ani eventually admitted that emocratic party was “wonderful At Bellevilic. cin te se eile oe npuagiey am ervices if idence. 21 1 | ae ameelinne a : Brought Relief A narity” nts rT rise Wi . ef ; - : 3 : 4 3 ‘all i : »t - abe . 4 ‘Lar he . ; . , . a nit ¥: : an ? GREEN. " ROY— - a » 0 : 3 - J + 4 AivM, . - . a ? ~ aa a. i : ipany in | ni ioaciogen!la Xe s€C UC ay. £ : by " ; .- Freeburg | oneai, ,oN - Wulder ee ae aie ; randmother : ark This startling letter — an ex. | ‘he principal stockholders would be (Ee ee Oe SC” | Theo Meser "St. Louis | S@i en he asked Sc! i ee eee ae 2a ae ee , Funeral from home. 291LA : ward. Finder sted ha hea apnea ' ror mart: ‘ten 3 ‘he =} . | F. Pr itis eat} P i x ee “ - mh . \ 2rowt pan Se cae Snag in rite : | ~ t -~ ; , an sister o we " poe 0 ore ] es ing hotels and restaurants—dining the council and ask for approval.’ among t] ae i Pree : ‘n 301 Lem; of That Area. chu At 0 a. Ses in-law. " ere , "y Vis > 7 > . ’ . } - 3 ’ “ . r , eee ‘ , 3 pi » ee —— ’ ° . - . Ts. 4 eel : ae ch. . . ae W Fa. e ID vv — -_— : ite nea ieh tie corms | mise, for he mad ppoint- COMMITTEE MEETS IN ST. LOUIS ¢-c# i, Sulent"4as3°Bemoc’*** | of this part of the country. Walter / LANBAH, SERLAA S59 3g" iauchic; ZELLWEGER. 20m ar Rl knife is the only method of SCa! ments to arpear before > counc : a. «Gc sce lg A ey ee : ee ne a a ec er es ae Se mit 1979. at 7: — Teh from the ei! “ piles, 3 = 3} » tree epithe +». | Professional Ethics and Grievance ! ; ©. Kinsloe i connot y 40% amber Of Commerce, | ha: eee ea cae usband the late i" aa : ae cause you havent heard of the new See ee sae ii A a ie Group Holdine Fxecutive Se co er gag . 2 oe 56 ngt eles Laiarette aven _—— ee : | | HEM-RODD. uddentv callie: ack to Chie sion at Hotel Jefferson. This Doctor’s treatment is {nter- n aft he secon h eve! The Frotess al Ethi nal By experimenting for years he SR i CE Sen ae pe BL RIAL | PERMITS. : we it ian . ; a . discovered the exact cause of piles 0 beeen corpora y ma’ ! 2 : - eisstet tees | hg eg | ne prestgoagiiniae: | ce 0 : [Frida Kiages | ing or delay, Woltt-Wilson Drvg. goliow thorough colon i vertise @ charity clinic conducted | om heel . | Mary . :khard WaT Wyomin ember ba nay ton Blea LEDERLE. , Seat Entered into ret oni Se ae : Je Stores, Walgreen’ gn all os: TURE’S ™ , — a _ Tee wi On oa > -* iattie M 1] Be V2 K COUNTY a attract num-j}, Adm 3. 19-9 BGTeG eo . Tuperal Saturday. ADt a. &. Sists are authorized to sell HEM- = girengthen a wt eer phy pn - =e ‘ eee PLS Ee SHlen Me Aulif? a 3380 Artimertos -rous vacationists from throughout | eer’: eS, father of John Jr. ee ee : " . - ROID with guarantee that it will “nee FOUF acve Then mpl ny physician ey wish. n as , ic} rs la ; rye 33, 2908 Dodier. ' ace e a sitinlies) ack a ee ae Bn ne ge Lt ad We in ; > Nae Go a8 mated of monty back. of 7 Only 25c. regardless of ability, Just so he iS the associat S Special Committee | + a ee oe ok ae Ste aieled — pemamatsi te NB nse Mrs. vie : oo a an ation in hall ; [ PIN—Loat On that honorable basis every licensed. ee es : ly arGus, ) ngshi father ai wo en a aga - mae sufferer should secure a poahace : ppiemel Lon way. | -epANN TllDy. + alle ) Ge ee Se vm Remains at Park Chapel. 15 W. Lock ARDS OF THANKS scone Se ae ae wear. | HELD FOR GRAND JURY ACTION. rrocessionat ethics, wit! convene| Zacks 38" i8iy Tapa" OS —— wee Webeite Craven, otic ote : > vit te latter group tomorrow ati EE Mecnoneil. 112 Mark faatis >! , | oo bate ea ELLIS—We wish to exp a : ae ais tiles em Sehag Se PRS cia Ys ee — MEIER AP BMD Boh bay ? : pereencpony sricts 3 BS RY RR sg ERE AT Bae under situations wanted in today’s Bader’s New Policy; Three tairman of the Survey Committee , R- J “Boettigne er, 24. 2703 Pestaiozzi THE CEMETERY UNUSUAL “= if Joser and Willian ‘Mumm. Anna | ¢7aadfather and. srest-eranse ) FFs want pages. All 659 St. Louis Druggists _ mie eee ae a = eae oF | A. B. Fuest, 66, 1511 Augelrodt. | MAUSOLEUM | See, apd Sore mm. aur dear brother | tp the Rev. Nellie ne for he imaed to Sw ‘* . j . ‘ all . = . 12 a ~ crear tie mts a \ “ie s “Gre ge . 42 . wah cintieiia te p slion aks : . s s iT? i : : » “ ‘ . — : ‘ “s . ee . . —_ — _ _e €: " T« ; ‘+ . “4 " > . ” ‘ é ° . . . ¢ : ga " ’ = - a : Lane at, " . ae, * . , os B . . . - >. ‘ . - ns ree . 4 . a 244 T. $s 4 » > :) + l? i. 79 ‘ - hid ‘ ‘ " " ‘ = : ba Va “ ; ‘ = ’ . "5 % ig ‘ art 7? actrieext; yf } ; : ; : . - ; 7 : . . os > 7 oi ° ; ; ’ gett ‘? vs) ' ’ - _ . r — o , r . 3 y . »* rs . % . : . xs FH be j : : ‘ ; a ry . a* =e es & Ey BS i wie a saa i ¥ . ‘ . 2 . . . _- eg ee a ns . “ - - va - e ~ ° - > sad “os —— ‘ed - % i _ A + ig : ~~" t .‘s + " Le . - ' : > . >? be J ; he ~~ Lae -* . ° . ‘ - . . ~ ; ~i? ° - r es) , ‘ r t¢ 4 74 . . y 4 ’ j - . : et 2 * 2 : : - irom & ~ 403 * . 4 “= a” & rae . ? . — yy ) 44} ) ; t , ‘ #*3 - . bea aT x 4 ean a* . ‘ une? «if ma? 6 . ¢ : - ~ : - . s “a . 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Lin ae br. a sie : Prag: > " ‘ - - noon ’ _- aS & " * i | ; mse tte . . ; : ; > » ail . ‘yt : ‘ , A ka" ‘ wf he + as . ‘ 4 bf se , - — ae ’ » fe. ?t? . 7 a ; ; ' ’ . “ . : , r , ad ’ Li ‘ Lhe " ‘ . ‘oot hextty ‘ m . ; . ‘ TS , : § , : ; 3 = i . aa he : ‘ - TH = : j iti - saa “FF oS * - “ -. . — : ' ~ . 4 “ > ‘* " > ee - . * . . We ee! ; YT} ee 4 7 ‘ i : ‘ree >" > i. ‘ i+ JF 4 . ‘ a a e £ ari ; . *? be , * 5 et 77) nde dings i y ? l. Buultt, corms di1C! Brinkman, Nonie Mumm. Hans v cree: Trt ce . 3 ony rieG . ~—wee- — o agli gs sep ‘Divorces es Granted ) , dalitr and Yhird Order Ny : , \ : cat mont AiO! i or-Genert Le mitec es Brown, Edward LL. “Niemann, Anns Sucai a ; r ' " s . r +s Wo 4 ~— ” ‘ . ones — . x 7 sei , —— Tk" . P . 4 “~ « $ ; a3 , Wand. Coiler, Bernardine O'Conner. Margaret. : ; : if . = " y . ~ *% e - . e > a > ’ . ~ : ey ; ’ I J . +2 *% j 2. i , 4 i é . * ; 4 = " . : he : : ih 3 ‘ 4 ° , . Behe ee — ' ; . J >s Charlotte from William Stark Cottam, Jessie. Patton, Mary Aan t : Li :4 OCR . welneved i “te tn a See rae : | wer Go. Con e eevion gine pares py Ra ah “ig mae Se Fe Oe Charies F. from A arina Luis Delaney. Willian Perret. Jennie | wit: e late Dennis (Conner, darling warde: witry fre "5 baal ‘ CK 46h, egains e m two to uv SATS 442 | ht _ he a ' : Thiear m Abdrahal r i. Weber. Raisten, William. mothe ' Fie rel 3 - oe Phy: ae o. ‘ ; oe ; > ¢ S eet ' (on — “ t F 3 °O ‘ mm ’ ae - . : 2S) } ~: Rts - ii - . , : s : . at Deak. ( haries K. salzgeber. Julius e. \ ; . 4 . —_ = . bd . J e " ry C j " . | . b : 3 nea ss) he a ct ‘ . Z . ae ©. : se ? 5 oh - ter . e State la’ + heen recom ended in he fore ng a iarics ~ ye om "2 Engel. Frances schell, Frederick “. nd Mr es “ail: ' tet : aoe Lie . - oe —T ries. f New k. wh (ould C Prank J. °1 mC OFBSHG SHIts. Virginia schevermann, Doro- ar iward » suel MeN 4 ep, § , ‘3909 E : : | — - oy ef Forrestal. Mary J. thea mar Ave” late . SER L—Dear Wilbert - : A * , Schmidt, Marr . ;= i i ’ ] Frey. Charities. ' — :, ov . rs ‘4 : BL SI + ~% . . } 3 ? wt » -w UY ‘ ' a I : iT DSc Ae ’ ~ bac i ha . er é . . 4 118 * pe iman “mith, Johanna. ine? I _ rn oe — * : . , pat wie : 4 . tro mobiles and a st fan E. A. Harriman of W: .eton, B gy B. a agg ardie, Anna F Speck, Clars . 3 ice of lo) —— ; : ‘7 BRICKLAYE allie ; Saienaintei a ' at Ca} si : La’ ? Getierd dDmseeh a PERSO a -% | a . ? > A s - G si 24 a * = ‘ , . . *» »* — - ~ ‘xs . »~ + “ / a « GQ Ss} : a ~~ . “, é —_ pe & Stgfia 8 9. aN ; : - - co 4 od od tee, ar ae A RE neni ee Liylndinitcatiy Joni. cgi rt AP Dea Oe fay Paget eee oa + pie ; Y ; Tepfer. Leuis J. =r. Warren Pr 4TTON WARY ANN saa ; — , Ya x lo aT 2 = . Jeohnece. Eari rter-arane e ? 1) . * "aoe , : i x enault Wine Tonic Does It : Jude > ‘ oS ST. LOUIS NTER | sonneon Vickers. William — | avi. ‘Mra Ajtce Bi A MOTOR BUS TRAVEE___ Kalas HALF INTEREST SOLD IN Cee ot uae an — scaeten ot | Rion Alexander Wann Sallie | seria. Hunig,“iore Puiu’ tona "St TICAGA =. B SEE Sha, ays bd Sm | v 3 . ‘ . " . ROSTO ‘a; a RAVELER «= j { i's SO ) 8 ‘ : ae =T. ous | y rf Tt. + “7 Kuhimann. Anna Werne. Lillian T. ; . a _ fs | oe : — ey" — Oe as yee feel, d aces ae i$ $0 easy tO regain taat N H A -T . ain namin :a eu of Theresa Zeilweger. Pau- ineral ; I rr eye N eer ee = there is no excuse to feel o! routhfiul energy rou thought was mal Paper Co. “Invests in CORONER’ § VERDICT CHARGES. si coameaidail | gv aise | Lanham. Stelle line C. B. a i. r , ALE SAV ; , Je Wi rs "eg ! me igs aS Internationa ay “ wae an . cai | iw | | : . — cae ra ee sae “ig ae Business Allied to Manufac- mi 1 > - eomotion of Lasky. Sarah Zellweger. dohn. : Osas nce t = - ™ : a? > — — brings back the old vis . i Ni ture of Newsprint.” DRIVER WITH MANSLAUGHTER 335°. ae a ae die eee ae see 6A ~ ye > a . NT old appetit hig rou ant ee wane ea0re Ui co _ Inquest Held in Death of Augustus FP. Hatfield, secr , al ney BRINKMAN. NONIEK (nce Shanashan )}— to reset on Thur Sori or 8 CARPE! ppetite returns, you pik : at ile eiebiee « # . ) NEW YORK. Apri i | : P. Hausen, Killed by Auto : n Wed La29. at : im weight ani the amazin Part : —— ) ve BL Pinata AE ABE DO beh MS ee ee FLAS TRE oe, Pent | 4 ’ _— x 8 PARE PMOL SLE AEB AAO LE ' BA Tio , ig ; > | odv or ge out | ha +h tu ce resident c val . arson ie. % ond low of it ail is that vou actually fee!'.. * - ™ oe LIE PRE eR dacehideaniiaa epee Tat ia aie atom rears younger. : CLT oe —s lel il hroug! . : > Lompees Sie a of RI SAT 4 : e ! , istus ] ec , 1. from % : ~esxdence, 3582) i seis entrs : Lomneet Te Thousands can now testify attle at once, for youthful en- imterests affiliated with it, had of Eagemont Station, 1, who was | tions several million dollars in ad- | CS"! ee ee aan a tal | | : i% he =. y # ‘ ? ale , , . 4 ’ ; yt? ty s arid : . feqr for ‘ oe x : ‘ 7 erety swallor, bu? as pleasing and = aa ks 4 “ | . Matis + e* , Oy f ‘ . Ke rie! : qd . T wees ‘ — hn . "s 7 nena si — m ; - - - :. “ - 4 ; | . : “i ‘ ; pert! ~ hy P71, | :7 ha : : a eee one : : ‘ - ae . 7 ‘ . ‘Aad ‘ at's 5 te i? t , ei a ; ee ‘ ei ; : 4 ’ " 7. . en ey palatable as rare old wine. —— “gett Sham “a Pravele: eGR ae _ is cs Rp RIN and } | | aa | | : pre : sd a ; ere Usd F a alia , ere gee? : ann git . wines 3 a “i | 6es ineral Frida ] . i i ea " I , é 4 ite . ar sd - © ~-* , o* 7 , WALGREEN DRUG STORES yuld remain in Boston, with oe ee | gene ve sata: ct ry. 4458 Washington boulevard. wil be | "De goto (Mo.) papers please COLLER. BERNARDINE Q rer | aE. SELES O— —— oe =f “ey? : ; ' : ~ d 7 : * ? es t. . : s+ ‘ , ; ASA. r : . " ‘ : ‘ , aa ‘ie a? 5 ™= P - . cee ‘ : : > ; ae . . , : we. 5 4 . = , *a rzeber 9 i " . : PS CURED . : ul es “art bearing *: Pan Ot Bes] anv ert isil Lif .rac ores wT alee , : : “on — pita 0 ~s “HI ‘aad . . aa? a. SS SS ‘alt 4 ae | : L3¢ ' . ILLS 1:8 Pai i ; . : ath eae SETS. Fy unera) iron be A ERE F oh if $4 e Wwe | HOU I | HE # ? . - . . . a Si Pe 4 12 i a sy iia Se tty? i > 5 . eR y ° on ; mw : ; : ° i : ecseaii S03 Meramec. Saturc Apri ines wimende — in ot “9 : ee see, ’ soggy _— iPM resigener [ie wn) nue, fo at 2D. m.. to Calvary Cemeters % $7—DE i RO] ] | ard mT ithoritie: . in pointi ut that St. Louis . er and rau wn, Waence © SHELL. ge ge + ewes Diseases cured by my Seething, Gentle “Wethed. 240 1factu™ me prin et m e dri had said he ic iaidieil ae “oe li ‘wey Ge ae Bets eh ¥ dnesda: C: No thlereferm. “eo Dangen No Meepital. Ne t 7 ok 5. ion. j cam paigrn i . TLR m7 atiies L aoe Oe tcyYr E34 opel} 5 ies ; mnenee mes of , REE BOOKS—Vaiuadic . and rrangement + SS pce cmp oi an Yn a : ~ , — eo oe Sem. Cupeiethe and Ezamisation Free. ma te Wan BE sign ih Ct Fig — COTTAM. JESSIE nee Mitt) —-Sud | @¢ you piece yeur case in my hands ter eae CURE. 7 a ‘i: moning him te an inquest it had |: ‘ - . — Dm » he. a Ranctoes rene = | oT artoN r . 4q sure ps na fa‘ i@ received no repiv. | Mnew ; ) , — sicily tBineen ner mn Arth = eS a m t ENC | aoe ’ cess ; — ® WOU d ask St. Lous _ounty s tain | 6a cay ’ ’ eine - Bs ’ — “ ‘ , Term her of ttue “ace & Thetrnet kK yeeee * , 3 - PINE STEEET, ST. LOUIS, wo. Sundars 19 to 1 . — }thorities to arrest Wanner arnt il satis . aniiet Church pent iru Iron Workers. Loca 4 Bivtherile Mowpha. CBniesh PE ms ‘aheat .. of ‘ ae » « |

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aiene — eeeeaeraaannomgememanne nee rae LEKMANN, me sla Ai? “JOHA ANNA 4 MARY RK, rem inome : : turcay. April taf » Mi... & ar _ a: fayette at DEATHS “DOROTHLA ee 19°44 , AUR LAdU is 4 | tyew (,eT t. Lewis, B uu @lig picu M TY MAR’ ‘(nee ester )—— iz, 1028 at 2 i iarry ScAmidi udear hy, howard and Joh: ' GaUeDtler-pn-la ‘r dist ye a. P= OT. t.4 ’ 2 April rs at ‘ { hure? theucs cry ace. reet nursday, “belo ' “wo ; ; kee ine? ; la =) ised tk ,en? ' ner « . =n f by A j erwment \ aiballa Lcmet bw a . _@ Pe SiiausSey Kervice, > Lot ISP. aifs J lila : AS ng K ~~ iff stuUrdAS *- 30. , VW ext iy “ry ~m—Op)T 4_rery ators | Av % $f) I fa? iy : ie at ic " red : ’ . " ° * ¢ J vee] al ' Rev. De A . “a.i} - Tir . ” . re Lilie He a upot) er Gra Mre. William Kib Brandau mother-in-law, Matthew's C mueeters ERS. WILLIAM CHARLES Te 5 0 Pr Ve inesday. Ze avenue. iN, MOLLIE—Of 11.90 on Monday. Wan . en? oon (nee Heinric ms) (LAK 1 nee Fauth ) “ En” Au . G1 may i. uae — Sati urday, Mu Feat ¢ rmen 1 Rich papers Dietase (nee Glaser) N arcus E, aligelical (nee en. CV TA Sint ed at ew St. Mare ia os ubeaiee ik ANNIE rest on Thi uredar. fuber Be pater from Zieger Cherokete etree Friday. April os J & (arrn | fu eral Tr} t aunt. ace’ &5 \ CATS a? Wirt Bros. SCaears . Val ’ alla Cemeterr. _——s Of 2710 iTsJlay Anri , and Mary Warnhoff brother of Mary and PR dear grandson.- ~ or : Jr, dear daugc » hr yr bie Bras i) and sister-in-) state at residence. vard. until 10 Hence rerio. eal Lutheran Harner avenues Ser. TY? wr, + 8) hy upr % metery. { Hermans from FE. J. Se ‘hnur wen | pean, Saturd ay. & Imma ~ By eh. st in Calvary —— voted LALLIAN T. (nee meitade ito reset on Wednesday. rif de 0 p. m.. heloved wife of hter of Charles dear daughter a®, ed JOHN —TBNCA ' red mtn rest ct} =? ae. 2 Sim rT. ime Pa nye ‘ =¢} > * 4 joln th. rida Kiages and Wa 4 ath in-law, crundietnae iTaa*’ Ant rl 138. at rmann & Son's West }lorissant Riagces ard Walter her-in-law lis BE. py ia™ ane aunt Hermatin & Sone new chapel West Fiorissant im Valhalla (Crematory arenurcé. oof? 4, ne asa on 2 GET the Help you need when you need it—Call MAin 1111, ask for B etty, the expert Adtaker"WG | — S| lk Sorice St. 929. A tracted § after Ap? SPECIAL NOTICES ELECTR RIC be hanna ETC. INS TRUCTION HELP WANTED—MEN, _HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS SALESMEN WANTED HELP Ww TD. —WOMEN, GIRLS 'SALESWOMEN Ww ANT ED ‘ BUI sROU HS SCHOOL FOR ner Servi ice Station sold AT RS Frome it must SALESMAN—securitier: - leads *u houschald | SALESLADIBS- make apocintment, for fi , or pond me oma 42 O08} 1. -LAYERS—402U Ennght. STOCKHOLDERS’ MECTING STOCKHOLDERS’ tnckiolder of | annua! - : TTEST: V. 4 St. Louis. To sell ‘ Ppir BAL ESMEN - For es ne me . — experic ‘-Dispaich. ce 4 REIBE R- 'sfMON tis . LAUNDRY HEL! directors to serve g A a "term of for the transactions of such may properly come be- — be held at the of- one EXCAVATING LO-be years old: deliver butter expenenced. Experienced pr BRIGHT & FREE — on the sixteenth HAULING by truck: ss pa TF “lane “automobile own SA MC N ROE Secretz CARPENTERS ®@0On Missouri. April 16. 19°70. RPI re} eur EXTERMIN whee clerical distribrter: h aheretotenes experi- _references and BA Ary CxXpected. for Cyathla Shanes fewlne fac nines. > OUPEKA TORS — Lxperenced mist KI aay. Mas the elect os 0 ent of the stocishofders to the iD railroad the transac tion of £U for i = come befo re eaic. pees 38 meeting The “hooks for the tran the preferred and common railroad . o'clock. BOON, | on "Saturd ay, and will be Wednesd oar L. “thes i R INGOT IN BAL Dwi H. 1. | se | COMPOSTTOR—General Ponti Uo., 1017 STOC weer 4A RSs’ : senera } ig r, 1D 420 Planters Bid. ETI iFiC RAIL suns Go. y2 GAS PIPE CLEANED _ “Pacific helio Co.., . Sal urda? ve. c lothing: Mir. Washington. GAS. PIPES « cleaned. ‘at 9 aig, Mo. a. -mm. Gat Fe oe 640 Ceti? ft difectors_ of said railroad MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES AS’ ve NG—Preter EMPLOY ascialh WANTED > ~~ > tngnenenanaeye incase xchange house work, YOUNG MEN appearance, of while learns tig our xf ole S100 to “we per mont ‘ambitious ty Cail eS ee Complete reorganization = personnel | MILLINERY FOR SALE—WANTED MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE | EUGENE a NENT characte f. a and ambition, between | 4 to make exceptional) MILLINERY OPERATORS WAVE MACHINE one of America’s er be , . Men will be trained for position ef th ee gare 3 MIL L “F. perience a on ait in the vear: Merona oo el ity Silk Dress Factorv . 7159 Aanchester HM ph I beams, all sizes metal electric freight and pae- building material, corrugated sheets, OPERATORS—Experienced on Caps. BOORKEE! PER- 0 oF FIC E CIGAR E tl b HOU SE PAINTING— Wal paper, DRAFTSMAN For ot. past caalon ment, i re A N — whe } PAIS TING—Interior building. mach hine (nee G gran , for truck: du :@- (3) | s AIS TING— Interior and ELASSES—Lost: cor inection Bevo LO YOUN .G MEN or over. rie! needed manufactu ree “DEP PARTMES NT STORES ante must be satisfied with moder- If selected you when Only MO SALES MAN pedagy: ite ust be l with a Ride... otner Midwest Cap Cvu., 810 Lucas st., fire escapes, window weights, steam and water 3 7 RALESUEN OPERATOR S—Experienced on silk dresses: H. Kessler Garment plumbing materials stands, drinking fouftains and toijeta, wine slate reofing and timbers of all de- we have. openings , 7 1531 Washington. porturily to gh anee: ” . : as the, unemployed "70th and Clark ay. OPER ATORS— On ne WANTS and fire salesmen. Mi. 244. Port: ‘Diepat P ike i OF BRA SURE ——Es x De nb ago on © urlain BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES | ae ge, ene, pupplies. 420 © a PARTNERS WANTED .| UP pow A TT nS —Experienc ed on —_ dresee ; TRAN aT, ING REP on ES NT: TIVE. BF ILDING MATERIAL MOVING, EXPRESS With nvresgiicate. , wut Oe ae ie $4 BA IY TNSURAN a MEN South Apri! mother of Harry C, an gear seter our dear mother. m-law, moving 1€ ¢)}-

|Your qualif fieations Gand 1524W after ti trick Mill and wag Ty i ¢* } SALESMEN Hoyle & Rarick., $13 A CALL weer > nn OPERATORS — Can “SHINGLES-HEXAGONAL . Pare eet ate A. Chur ag \PER HANGING, guaranteed, = a LD diated , GIRLS JEWELRY AND gg age HAS OPENING FOR 5 » COMMISSION. ; S REGU IRED. POST-DISPATCH. SECON DS—Green, red, and } hlv experi , thoroughly exp rienced oper blue-black; square ....$2.95 tors on ladies’ wash dresses. No others need apply. WALKER D. G. CO., Sunny Sue Factory. 410 N. $13 in commission for every $100 to $300 a week. green, red, and blue-black 1801 Boatmen's Bank Bide. without nails and ' se nes avenues. Valhalla Crematorr. LWEGER. PAULINE C. B.—1900A APPLY "PEIDAY. Mi EC we ANT Expe gp of oT beg SALESMAN—With expe rience cement; roll .....2.++ -@h-ods SSOL STEEL & WIRE CO., 1406 N. Broadway. HELP WTD.— WOMEN ‘ -OPERATORS—Need oughly experienced silk dress | and cag AE excellent opportunity. DRE SSM AKE R—S sALESMAS €ieciri Cc oe 942: A LTERATION HAN | Rounschl iid. Green! nie 2hd. ‘6th and ee at once. CEntral 0668. PUPPY war birree* Bers A ay. tein ndid —— nationally yment S hance and commission. W ethan Factory, and Loeust Sts. 20 OPERATORS “brit ging _vubi ec te BOOKS BOUGHT— New ape BU TTONHOL E MARES Ane finisher. _ Starione CARDS OF THANKS * ; *> — wish to express friends for the ‘red we during eath of our 1 great-crand r the beautiful ia? thanke do Ne Currr for en 7 RE REAVED FAMILY‘ of the Spiritualist ureh for their beautifu! r, Edgar Little. CI pital and the Kurrus our kine Ines and PERSONAL BIDS WANTED For white 6563. jioem silk dresses: S Facumed 1, highest ee es. EDLIN’S, 1307 : neon Tas Experienced; | | SRLSNIEN — he spectalty. 'Washineton, 10th floor. 9 Dy Vicwr | COLORED MUSICIANS—And Wtd.——Men's aa, amateurs considered: | OPERATORS—Need 25 experi- | ton igbt or write = 4E5 > Olive. BAR ba oignncnnee PE nyires: —* gpa ; ria ng ne care See Shows. enced operators for cotton | BAR P NL ost.; ‘ee yteor : fOUSEREEPER—= HANGING—S$6 a ) eens Sit ake pOSItION | I) ga] LES 5M AN-Neat- at pearing Mat estes man witb ‘lede. r and silk —— 20. AL ESMAN— Over ? 'p lenty of work ELY & w ALK. ' ER D. G. €O.. to ; permanent : bonus to po ae 1828 Arcade (OOK—Ex perienced. sty f 1th CAb ‘ oo t-«- sw Catholic ve 11a) & nt position. OPERATORS— We WRIST WATCH—Lost, wears ec ther WRIST ae GTAareis Tews Tren. earn : Air ect sal ex perience Paice. 1020) Ambessader FP): az.. Be: (5 ‘ enced operators on better grade Nove but thor- ' experiejiced operators | x PMS Ba hed. Se ee ee ee Les epg ian citenalleti tat eis pid tad eyelets: : 2 4 cotton dresses. COAL, —— sl eee CHAMPION PAPER We need i—For frame garage. ‘Teinia. NERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS babr: in the held at Coheeum free: mail addrees__ TOG Phone CEntra!l Siivr PERSONAL NAlL-~—Dear Wilbert: ¢ hear, 1 Proken. re Mother, [—Shorty. station No. h Stn Jao? Maior, pieaer ee tix ; alyer har her RAILROAD AND MOTOR BUS TRAVEL (CHICAGO 7 ROUND TRIP GOAC HW EXCURS oar -~ AnG «: Tick : : sire ons , at _ a ocing . “et t = fcar . i” Va rcii jemii — : ’ - = .o w- FV ERINGE PRANtTS HO NI-SUN BUS Tae DETROIT—S7, /2-Kan. Ci ity-$3/2 Wain Wath Tet: ather oe experienced cars. 1s “months* terms: Seare- Roebuck mei | need ap ply. ELY & WALKER | Sterling | “ond floor. 16th a WRIST WATCH— Lv rhonda, 4 @arphires: reward. sO at ~% 1a82 anid experienced account to P sen manager P oat-Diepatch. CW) K— ag eg mie SAM PLE M AK ERS Dr, MONST RAT. m— Abe vi “mort Lak ueezer -. Apel j - ‘ . 7 ; TA LESMEN— Ta AN C.® A i. i cour Lo jepartmente: Opel. 16 POREST ¢ ( iy MFG. CO. aps — ‘capabl ch Younes HOURS he —tv0d, wi ca KON ‘ower bx CLEAN aa tall Q 4 POLICE Michican. PAPE R Use EANERS Ean m 1015 FO CENTRAL iP T) we sel) 1uet be experienc: ad in direct can- . closing sa)es Cc onso! lidated Stove and 5 Blak Af GOLD, SILVER S a ie — — “eon re | HIGHEST prices paid for old Kold. jer HANGER— Fir akeoe. BRICKLAY Cl, EANE we Pat Bt BUSINESS CARDS Grawine account _ bart- -time routes: We. show you how — SI. 50 Equitable Bldg. . xpe pete only. en me ‘= WAITRESS — — wer): ~ar Lins SM EN—To BATH Ri 1M Kore wit PAPER, HAN SERS — First & TUCKPOINT’G © } PAPER A ReERE— Pi ~st-Cls BRICK ja buildins washing ’ leads furnished: this! is a real “opportanity for energetic men to ia ha for ¥ Hines. ngehs prs mh mae ine GIR Pe per ened ; PORGUTEHIS CEPLEECE. SOTORS—Nrw = = used metors, aaa Sk x HANGERS—I irst- t revolutionary device with eatures : for successful ‘en cuick! v changed: a mations! martet Tau B Brown | no abiect tion te | n own handwritit Dae 7 ‘eo? 2 “own, handw - J -3A4 5 Bett ARBRGATA 5 — Severe ——. ponte aud <« ees Lie 93 fron pote! s ID Wr ite: “7 ae be WORE ates ib! Em “4 ot se eis pa tre ae ee aol 2 i j e “bt ww Aiba 3 esi A NB PR ag aa ety sites a ae 2 AAPOR a le mana oayon SIO pala ae AAR aa tte + ease ty area get we wa # ¥x nate oe, pat tn lads of o oe ae ree Sai iA Bln id 2 Sr rte ont ae oo a eB 8 a ete Rien oetiAe CTT REI NCR i Peeters o on ‘ecita a

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35 When the Cook leaves—sigh? No, smile and send a POS T-DISPATCH Want Ad to Bring a better Cook "B® eras ee, wee fOBILES | N AUTOMOBILES ROOMS. WITH BOARD— Wes ROOMS F w fYPEWRITER AND ADDING HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SAL AU TOMOBI AUTOR ES AUTOMOBILES ni Be Sale Bacal oarrrtes ne | MACHINES ( ee. Dis: * * HOUSEHOLD GOODS Antbaues VO MONE Y DOWN : ; , , rr an ’ i , . | f | ts : ' ' + ' 4 a + ; : ———— Y) » | : i i rye : ——— ; i : - ee “134 — , : : . i . : os — . es ADP APART ) Money 1 UE Buick Cou TEL ROCET Satie ) Sie ia cae DPC a Seema d | Sale beahe 2 | ‘ 9 a M Ate SULAA, tide 4\-417 my > Par attractive apar ; reome: dressing oom) oF ach Wasa, rea ws eels, "DROZDA RE SLTY | (o.. 4e08 © EA ET I CEI te pr hn nce THE ADLON Ba SSEL!. Brougham asa” Ry ss RODEMYER & CO Sale aes ane ‘ , ey madera belli f w } : we DROZDA PEALTY io. 4006 01 eran \G. “e080 S.—4 large with Merphy bed: anna decorate to euit. Riv Parts—For . : — —— semenie aside on vein - % CAPISTRANO APARTMED ey ROL, vorio a : 7 concn eA gh _ , PRUCK ES For pleasure + , ‘ee FEROS | Sarkview. 400i : : _janiter: gareg Furn. Houses and Flats For Sale | ageing 18 Bast co aah aaa bod os 411 | Brie , 3 aT ee sora a 7 al “aaa eee ary be PAL 2 : ees area 7 c — 7 , 0 ils Ay : Batteries | > ow ky wr ee ee ‘3.29 betw ver ~asiona bie . mr: Park-Court AR Homelike tn Every Rew | £4 AND 5 Mane 7410 Iren at Grand (8300 Fal’ bleck perth of Carcudeige —_— . — —— INNING iw ee — rjee 6 adnan. 7 or 1987) my > rer . ews ae ad ' ; eat Mm 3 : Pity | “eRe ag a e 10 Syivreste: ¥ EDs: =) +s RANé EPT l' NAT Lit —_ ; te 3a5 993 Easton aia . 3 pens — : — ~*. ; 4 Se = , EMA: ai =¢ et. ER N« 5S 1 Prete ara’ ame at ise we concentrate our effort SS South Side Riric nore 4 ~ Coaches For Sale | Milten. 3135 Locus ! : 64 ima =. nes J DELOR, 4404—Fur am : . % se ame : woe = “- “ FORD— Seda 18°8 tu . 3 Llemer 1 R ude : a ai " a] acell . AING-HIGHWAY AND BONFT: 1 batts serth ef ¢rate®)—)-reem hitehen fa : iow cenfal, Riverside ; : —_ | | in | ROOMS AND BOARD TS SIIL— a connectuns Tron? Foome |_second floor: opposite wah i —_ ~~~ 1} ie = ; . , . : ij the is j | : . Me “4 a . ha ~~ = ‘ is” —— ~ 4 ‘ P . ’ 2 ur : ’ . ‘ "ae a ey 7 : al # - het. ee GOODS WANTED Bm A pa ae oe gin : . . 7 Co. Seka Tae 7 ROOMS W ITH BO ARD—C ITY r Hog ~ Rai ga =_— | y desirabie, ad [ARDEL, NW) —deten YS Berit a. West Ise KR Pe TIT ge Trt oe 58 ™ 4 wry . i he: “i ¥ ’ 7 2 hs eres? re exp aanee- ~ | ne : sd ' 7 oe ‘ ot - gee , roe : iw * : ‘ - = we, . Sees 5 oe rs wuildingess af ines. opF rT ? : ry? DEMYER & MA - _ ~ ’ s ‘ ‘ : ; ‘ j : {tar | ww? ; oC ~~" » » . : — : Ss. [> ; , . ' - . ed rooms. vk : . : ' us | [a t ; [de y ™~ : Te y ‘ . si : . 2 it cS Hl ‘ , ; \ 4 yee rrr by ory} reat A : stat TB ‘* ° a . ¢ - CT a * " me: ' LN (Tt RE- 7 rooms £ i an r } : - , ~ + . -_ — aati . ai. > ' ali veer _ no dealers, DEImar 312 ~ | . Riefliin; j ~ : . [_ — . ———e " . é ; ‘ Pfor ; ‘ . : ek ‘ oP mms 4 ryfT4 i" " ‘hk : ae Prat ta. = ’ ‘ i Mu 24 - f yrere ! reorns. : ee By ae Bates, secon” eTa ‘@ GA. wih OS He ‘ South pin. $3 Ss sante ir m- WESTWINST? .> break! tir mm Fas rn also carrie ir boenafide J0- ba : Ms es — : _ | - $80 Parkview rer , DNE' 34 ae "RLAIN. Oo che | [je — ages Tr “E ii——» POO pa i i furnished: rent Rance C Ot} me : ee : PUT, . oe : is ae. C4 aoe #1. -) ee eee - Low RM . mall do ee —- 4 = —— —. = — “Fy ' : —s TRASEE. LOOM ¢ ae , es i ) es oo ¢ : : - GOOMMATE Wid Youns lady to ea oo DELMAR Gas WATER HEATERS, Hl MPH ; cereetase inl, - Large . f used o1 3° 2c" ec LE. 2 — : met nad - room apartment; galjq We will well this week y oO Hun CHEVROLET 13909 c) a. 2: ain ©} Jeffe: marka var first rentiema That M-4.) erate! ni e vrefrigeraihom fu 25-foot copper coi! tank waters ‘0 im Be | eee “i hy , . Te a Se nasement autom _* . , Sa ‘ “a8 . a kin \ ani me a : : ct ' MY (wt, | ; sé ts « | AG ' m . . Display room 21 X . my s lachines For Sale ae ae Orig : a . Tear r ores on negutiful %-reom a ae ¢ wr manager in bal ereen §21 2%. ICTR ne ternmie racket. fT — a . , ' +. ; ’ re Sonia all eon ‘ : ’. A. CHINSERG. 898 © . 7 | KO _ ; : o— _ ; MAin 4502. TOUSEHOLD FURNITCRE — Inch -* S hd 4840 J 7 = 22 ra : wick Meal white enameled cx tion SI-tor * an ne ross-h Qa lato? } otis ihe ———— Sin “ance S79S Grarois. iB RAD — mu - Z ia = LE ; dats Ts De ge 4 ee tet oD . , 7 mos vi 2 y imiehed bhouse- SUBURBAN BOARD “ DELM AR AND WES’ KITTS as CABRINET— Steel erar: 7 ‘ IO i 22 aide :; . - mion. st merece _ 4 ee are vz 7 rwtes} Lowelt fas er: dentrable met 4% on} ~ Jefterzor ae — - : oa a: > een . - ; ie ; ere : an : 5 ' . Af ‘ Pu : . a & “Ee furmis! ae va aetsiniags : " eR ne - “4 . reyes er tie - p LIBRARY TARBL hee a Radio Service ag 7 ng ae | : ie: terms. ° McNair a ge aD + wo +ALL. nal Tn pent a st (sad alee: emi ing set, poreelain-lined icebor . | ASSET RADIO ER VICE—$1.: —— : . ) te: ' % | e aaa, BANS keeping. ** . 5 crirm nr = Paget alah 3 i Ss *v OR, Inees and et filled: $228 val ik stem , ’ ~ 4 ; j . . ° + . ve — 3 , “ : : 2 * , 2s - ‘ I nee ey ag «rr o~ ‘ : ~'gae ’ rah ¢ . . 4 . —~ y- . 4 ; + 4 fae ‘on mattresses ised two months and is being sold for 1 eo ee Pi) whe ndater: perfect shape: cise | trom: real bargains. 2320 S" Jetterss ev exerite ts rontlemen Prost steeping. _ twin pees APARTMENTS Big Lot Sampe mattresses at to rte a! A; rn “ mt nix 24% x rMle ts , aareg + ' EVY BROS 3:1 tau ong th Rn aera omiy mt RANT 199 rom n 3130 down: trade. 2 t 7 : : DEL: Housckeep! ; ee TRESS Se and ee — agpeigal x S_ Grand 3 xposure: good location. 1 rai southera exposure, private —entranc APARTMENTS FOR RENT ’ rt! . ~f 18s) . “ ba ar ~~ IVE : i : ; ir — #1) ' Touring Cars For Sale ' snanepinnamnnnanallll } 27 iran : el cae | . LtO— . : -part North i ‘(gage fores “ . re ny | : - ee ae PRAIRI jul s—éroom efie@egs mel f- Perit . 4 DROZDA REALTY C?.. a ay “OO, encore Theat F. 3 m ~ 2: tte . ae teh CLATE e v en a MAin 05 "8 A NEW APART. , i cee i rr sic * oraapene MOO—I2 NS SPRING, 5 ¥ SR ip aor, aoe (CIENCY. ULTRA WODE : " Meese: everything f KKATION FURNISHED Pe ————S REPRESENTATIVE . : ) - “> cv LiL DAY - 4 | 2 PUBINSAY REALTY €0, | iad 04 WAINWRIGHT BLDG. (8 my steam beet, a - : — oa epring uncer a Don ~ ~% n % Ciestun : AGE val iy = aT: XCHANGE jOuVE st ‘= SIT i : > oy | eS & , 3% hie 54 vith cbaire. $14.41). com te Lach ineerr . ; ; ACCUM CLEANER tz ' - . * A LilDPt peas en &. j : P \ tel ~- rn hy mt Es : ‘ Z J 1 j vi " ; ' " oe ' > . 7 : ’ oa * ke a ™ bed \ om ition S1° Wiland «A708 ' . ‘ : r sane ome | rm , _— . — - : a ‘ : Bash tos : . ; ' . ‘ ’ : - ; : é, . . a) accom ate | P res tA A -: g« fs Cae , ‘ Nts TON . cor : . $ " ~ ps , ; | § ry “* ij “4 ' " : ' . Peeks és od . q . ii ; is ; : di H : | ; : ~ ¢ rel eere! ie . : “. ir Pree LLL » ‘ bo “LUM CLEANERS— Sarge Phen oe a pase. Suararte-{ . mA he , —_— ~~ 7 eel — f is 7) > ? J © ys : ad, ; ; hel ; : M of > ‘ , re : : — cak tina: ; 7 - . = =u eduction 412% SS. Grand ; wOaCHES anc ww ~ .. ~ _ us WF i ta eehial - ———a —a - : : ne Me anen boar’ oo ° furniahed + der: oo - & sega PAS ADE ‘ A AP ARTMEM! e. | SBC ~_ Tiree CT. SANE - Ftamniften ach 4 * , 4 : ‘ oo e Ry ashen “ . ' . . pte ' ' Bites he ‘rt’ F get RA eT. ig ? P va Sr gets ee : ewe om Mining & ~* ; : ‘ we .’ Rexncen we 9 Papers . - arni pine “i ; . ie Micse nee. AM Te . m — . a ‘oh : x Pt ; 4 _ “ . " ? fags " . ? . ; ‘ . ? = ‘ 4 ' ; -” Ta = ~_ 4 ~* : : *% ine lure , eee Tn 5733- 37 King MACHINE &aRiia'* . r ¢ wr “yr % : . —— | ; . The Parkside Apartment ei fc POD SH) vate . oR sis ee eS ee E 3 | , : ru . ear +> 7 oo mavens Tu aioe §. GRAND Bt. ; | Thereust | Autemobiles Por Sale—Misceilaccous - 7. ar | irearair : ee hea atPal Carondeteg * : Taragh vanitauem epen ee: euings Aciede 51 ge inns ' panel , ods . % 1 H2 se , toed ocaint. subber >» &¢. .A TER . . io ws : a Spare . ae. 6 et 209 By. Sth St. SAQ0 m., 2007 Loc wake $150. soll Alabania. ae it meals. renmumnhie. aE nee Y euibern cxporuz i} — agest os premises. ST RE UATADS Lome

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ee a ee eA 3 THURSDAY avril 11, A320, | APRIL 11, 1823. 2 eS OE WHY be WITHOUT _ capable HOME HELP? Make Make KNOWN your want s 17) these Columns and GET [TW post DISPATCH 29 OMS FOR RENT _wy, APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT ) _ APARTMENT ENTS. FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR R “6 FLATS FOR RENT ee aor LATS FOR REN rT. aa: cae DWELLINGS FOR ‘RENT . TO LE >r—BU SINESS PURPOSES. an wwe aa, | —FURNISHE — 7h ca, ee acliye mee plig West West i West D Northwest ; HERESA, 1518 S.—~(» nad floer ss W est : . - ohm, ws ERNE > -$1 00: com- mM! ° ©) De : re rue 53° , , st he 4 ‘ j } ee le - b a . OuRe | rening aA ; » : , . ! ry pf MC P ae 4 e . sina = ; bene ate ry} aly hl gt} ed 4: f} room effic ener: elec- Ww EST FL ORISS A> ¢ / J 4804A—3 | 1 GOT rye TATA - ad | SESS Ay. * 5 N — : 140 W ASHIN GTON BLVD. | : : ete: = ve : (4 ed 3%. DOERFLING ER. Vietor 227". (¢4) | WOLP- POLL ACW, 101 S. 8th. MAin 186s.) OS r 204 —. IO 2 on | amare = —— ‘iy or, ‘ : - 2 ) CRIA K. THt ”M ‘4 REAT Bag | PAGE, 0434—Apartment: new 3-TOOID | AH PL 74A— 0 ms. hardwo = living room ' “14 N, VANDEVENTER. LINDELL, "i545, efficiency: furnished or unfurni os tile oe Ld a i Ome of , CCD4) *)" | = Water ate acwuits eH t} j " , tal —- Se —— DA——% ts ' ' a ————_—__ Recentl} completed. BRING AD, WORTH $25 ON KENT, f ' ee 2 ee Fee wore ft TNDEVE NTER, 1642A 8S. — 4% rooms. i39R West Pine: new building: now | B A 2630-4 — : bath. eleetrie: new ly decorated: £30. Psaritit n "Aacnnahia ntal open, very latést apartments; new fea- rowning Apartments - DOERF Py cath, furnace ; VIRGINIA. 34244—3 rooms. bath. fur. i. Bewiy cecorat red nent furmighed: earentinn. oo Beauty ul m dern apartments at reasonabi tures: rent includes cas, light, kelvinator; aii “ ) ; sa $35, : ERFLINGER. Nie. 2222. (e4) nace, DOERFL INGER. 1 letor 20% al oie \ a ee NS ile Tlon ba. ler tenant 85 Lt PEEL at KEK Efficiency Units with and vithout bedroom ee cere i E05 SOS: ere manager. __(e8) 0086 PERSHING itigidaire. Victor 3413) °0 babered WISCONSIN. 3013—3 modern rooms. | SHAWMUT, 12147 rooms. good condl-| Laos Rabe 5.0" d . : ° , - , 4) | sk EL J io hath sone « P . le t TAT AR {>i ee , ' yen, aan . 1 oe EN: 5 ia ~e0¢ . - : . , } ee E $ s RSE NAL 44°9_ - eemnreemntnn . ur SGrr rr crcrr ree meee, POW ~ he (, Ke \ } lho; ~45x 40) tore ry met itor “rT ele Tk: mel Qn ; ; (>N\ Y } 7 4 All apartments having new furniture, A oe nice TOOMs. l La ' ’ " aan ; a LENG, “5 1 4) ‘ ae : o tr 4 . Refr re 1, gas and elec tr: Cit\ cluded Regal newly painted and decorated: beautiful modern: £35. Riverside 5RR5. eed YOM x 4120 12 Li Bieter bathe cecal : c— 20 th . *; tains all xtures = fi %, Seods store ku snished and ‘Unfurnished. ind 7 Room Apart ment lobby. See these apartments before you ARSENAL. 3511—Zxcellent on, dition ) trhenette: $55 “LAclede 83 'y Rant DWAR AKE WEI " CHestnut 5553 | 4. ~ , aso N. W rmer ' ° “} 4 ‘ BP der ide to rent elsew here. Cheapest rent 4aTee rOoumDS, Luc bath - 1 rPOUr yi 3 ise ONDIT TONE D AND ¢ HEAP W ASHINGTON. as | —- large, 10) ' eee en ‘ aol Sr - on = , o . ~ ‘ s' MEI, — Mocery 2-TOOMm AT COST OF 2-ROOM | CAbany 6375, or HOUSAM R. CO. ; 2 rooms. $25 nt-flat oo nt Hiland 3A: bad Pad & iad fe uk, OF fae Ye 31 International Life Bid O Ow °°?) 5 _.)l Le COLT bane a * "Cc " *y $ ’ { \ f g- a IN A A 2 = . . ‘i , nt 2 ‘ i a | , | —. 1 s Lei GSBUI EI | LE: ) " CHestnut 0°70. An y rooms thi ater 1° ' ‘7 a ' + vt a . b 148 : + Soa = . — — . eng MAK. S809—4 ime halt etore _ ln Rararge: perfect condiu Cai; MA ar rire tii a-modcer . ae eg cht O! pe ood B ceaua : ‘Mean — *- Fite ; ' 7 n Gamo SOE dT SEI MENTS, 4054 8. (1187 or Jkfferson 940 . of th Se ee aes _ $4524 S.=—3 rooms: bat REE : e500 De mmar 5380.(cdut} ble party from May 1 to © * eee) en: vent peasematie Abanye ¢ GRAND— Modern: 1-room efficiency: Kl NGSBI 4! 503 ¢ (A; L. %. E). ae p oy | “SuUrpny n-a-dor ed ho ir] 3! 144 . ro 7 ee rt a! | a al! intme! t me DELMAR 7. saa tae v54a car. light. refrigeration furnished ; ichwa: bathe, I 5) | ca juisite rooms and den: 3 — LD. a. reil. FOrest 4141W ee? O0X105 ny naliy low renta verside 3375. | 40:7, 0%", ia mia : etary eed | CALIFORN], 536 orner mae uding brea t and s1 wD vers ) "Ty ‘pp "TS ae . (eG? } pet , » ge . : : ; , re ‘ i5 f ae ] ] LIC a A r H t l ern shee 5 : ci } a jar : _ ell : 2 4 SuUuisili . ‘ oO MOORLANDS- _S] ANISH ; _M \R + - Next P45 corner of “aw yery . = EDWARD. L. BAKEWELI estnu : | : slaeiteidihtoad You; 4 gonne p ote | room newly ¢ Guite, = $2"), | uence: me ag HOME ton: heat furnished: janitor. #60 Wa 4130-41-6 Oppost 504 LAKE ! that S&0 p tt to you at 3664 W ASHIN¢ TON TT] : oe | en al A Peasy ca, — sity va od NA PRANKE 1008 Chestnut. fe) , mutt acti apartment bias +. . ‘i “ete Si« . s ad " ad ? { ASTLEMA w rire ror Pee : ig} ‘ raragce ‘ " » ¢ tiv. ¢* - a . — ¢ . . 7 | 4 : : . ; ; 2 4 iove, vw ie Lew % | j eA : | } harg oF ipat *y O° wee at f (yr it bin 4 paaege santas derr 7 - = a ; j eigumhenaimingenetamenn es o P ig} ROLLA D DRIV EF. \ : ~~ iA 5 ror 4 da ++ rit v Cees TOOm: ins Rien | meet eirigeratior LAUD} ‘ ’ fully furs hed - room. 4 room —— ~ aie! 2H tt Oe MAKDLLL. 4980 ‘Wectlinatan! —New, Dye iv §eituateqd 1 tile §=e@xCciusive | » real estate office. private “taundl . Le bath walls, plenty of clogets, refriger- | VROOMAN., 796 Arca idg MA t} PL) ' light. cas an. ; ‘ " ‘ , f% ? , v 7) ’ .’ Pam idee om qiity L ’ . se] ine cP Manage i ’ ery ; eres tyre) reason : rei bed att ">> | ba ~ r Pr ope amie rari : eneeping. See manager, i(k) rasonable. Kiverside 4s). SS , - - . peal he - at COTiv * Be eae i taires + lead ti OLIN F.. — pus store . i THE ADI 0 N “ber month: first floor eas | 61 22 W A T E R M. \N | COMPTON. 1dipa + ec: | OLEATHE. 5202 4-room el re Pew | light: airy ‘bedroom ‘on “the econd. floor | rately 26-28 —2 stores: sill rent sepa ' As iion 17 ze. 4 | tric, ineide let, iper an aint ni) corer Tat me «EI st son ‘e ive features | ANK W. bet I IN] W RTH py 4 nished apartment; new- SIs c76) | BROPGER-MIEGER RR. E. C0. ¢ 1B. 8696. as" thie 4 \geteninehs A . CHRAM™M: CO.. MAin my 34 SSE Yr? 4 t ) \ () > ' ’ fees *) : y yr nrem) SOR, | : ; Te “att “9 mo. : = ie4 . aon ; P : — 2 bor ‘ iid . ‘ ilal mn ap: DAO wa a : A : . RODE Mi E *R & : @., ‘ ae ne entine seninans Me note ; 127i] re ae eS Som GOR N.- Store; desirable Can on a ‘ 4362-79 Lines 6-room ae At: pinoers, ti } ! . OO. LOS D- -é ‘O20F@a) «neighborhood ! ms SHG = BOths, OMe fl wished or unfumishere | | 4124. N. 8 O74. | West ae. appointment to inspect phone EAR tbat: | aE "if A COUMEe|CUON, 1 | attractive rental. . Peet ‘ tea See ear = ——— IN HOLLY HILLS Aln the macy. ; Raya : SS ——_ . . ' : ' yr rperer~y i be (e4ri V ANDE VENTER, 601 S.—~— 7 RODE “ 7 kk ' OuMP ANY YM Aw ab ane ee i mi . ‘ te 4 ten ors ‘ YT - 591 r ( oronado; dandy new q. -Toom flat. ~~ BE ae 1-245 a room . ‘ | i 4 ! } T 77 T 4 rent reasonable: aoer bulldi wy ap > *. Beaut} if "] Ix en} Su me persons; refr yeraticn _ | ¢lose to school: large r. OMS: plenty of 2.50 per mont Hl ‘orate. FRANK W, SCHRAMM Cc. |} [Ain 1a2% MAin 4124 | mapapty i? ae iG _ CR) | closets; I 37 VRASK W. SCHI ‘it IM CO. 23. IRDNITCUETr ICE rr | : — :, oe re nt iD Lind: . } * heart of the ' — FAWN ORNE | 7 , i 5s ,stomac be rooms ; CEntral 9666. if I ‘ earnti? iurnished ] . er Hotei. Kingshighw ay and Washington CHR rT} ¥ modern bui i featur! 49 15 Li II Bl i 9 } rooms, for 2 couples - oniy $20 weekly. { electric. $°0. ¢ gy rir ig ay. 5! CASS Oe ban on th Pes rooma, a ha, omer Ets, raon 7631 e Kelvinator. $60 JLo inde vd, West Pine cna dy | Zoome, earaes, moviern, 83 Borie. | aestric tes oon ee ttuh. F : — 00) ae PEALTY ns 4006 Choutear. WESTMINSTER. 4633-20) m he een r in erg “=r ‘ al “Mh, ——( heap prices cut | ' awe a i CATALP Qe. Siar ey agro = ence ae A : ' aye a ING nue 7 Ss. —--4 large reome, Biinli- mi hed rine me ae ci - V} : ' . A " dh end tw ly $40 bys iti ieneyv, coun pletels ) i 4 “i oP . -). iLasta car x VA ~ - +, wht . : apy 1) » ; , SL BL RBAN PROP. FOR RENT Suburban ctl ogg ggg A gal heat and hot — reasonable prices ‘ation , eauipped, only WO: room efficiency ar. : a 4049A 4 = reset Sapna * Fon brigh ror 4] ha! —S —— - = os “ye son: cal , ' |g. ; : we! oder | Dath. els rn z FARKRLC s N] AND RESIDENCE I: STORES IN MAPLEWOO decorate to suit. Riverside ; uding cht. arag ~—O5238Ww. | CHoL TS ‘bat | - | STORE— Want reliable tenane re Py, 2 , y R 7 kK . hn I nN; o>; t ce. ! Ou ; { Hot TEAL, 4356 1— wy on rhe }er t : i ray ‘4? ~ ge ‘ a meet” ‘pane A io = ? } rt - ~% J i i , , } : A—) room ay . CHOL b av, M35 A—S rooms, bath, elee- KIrkwood ®%Na it : Homelike in Every Respect. here and personal serv ic Our repu : —————— ~~ — | CHOUTE U i. $ rooms, tile baih "e : Office Space : 2 AND 5 Re WOM ati n bu . mn courless tp a : Ready for occupancy May Ist. — ame mae . es yt _ aa ea d f Richmond Heights Sepa Oe — )paseador Bidg.: i i i f - ES ' vt peice . ; 7 “ ~ - reon hardwoore ry rs R: i iery - Fé ro Hath mts P — Ooms nodern: -arane. | ' _ eTIOr tr in ) are hy Tron at ger! (S08 South) it ae ae. es apg Representative on premises. | HOUSES, FLA im BIC. 7 a scram Ey : LUPERa eee? Loors, Murph} 12 Pro. and 3376 ite | “phot ROOM - or al] corner office: : i ¢ ’ i] “Im; Bb : wee sors . “ - : ‘ it ‘ tl A baie 7 ' . Pe i rt) : ; phone. stenographer. “407 Buder Bldg. "one FLATS | | — LLAYTONI, TERRACE 11 8—See oe : HEMMELMANN. SPACKLER R. B. CQ) | FOR | REN r & ~ . OMe, O20; | fluo! oms. modern: xara pen. University City 7 > — ‘ I CHestnut 553f BEAL rs I ARLOR sth & Chestnut sSireets, Central , —_——— , | SICHELBERGI ER. 10°24—1 rooms, bath. | j 4730-—3 rocma bath. open. | FULANEC 7918—New 5-roum fiat: all Rooms for rent. Grand and Gravots Gis . | 1 DE! VT — re — er furnace: $37.50. tetet 22D (e4) $3 CE 100 thy 602) | medemn: Ualeorett. Hille : | trict; present beauty parlor tenant movine i | TH IF z PR | ae ey a. a ~i—. room th, esectric, Ka; EICHELBERGER, 459A—4 rooms. hall ‘ASTON 516 OOM: atl el JOHN P. por AN REALTY CO.. | M: .. Po'y Room 10, Edmund Bi! t mg . 7 - ten 2 room par, I irTnace., Rive leice & rt) ‘ Mi tre ; t ¢* 6401 Mane hester. Hiland "610 ; til nn cFavois (e2) So! Southweet : 4615 Liz ide] P| | Bly | Suburban . e ¥ : 4 _— — - - ; i 8, ; KINGSHIGHW Ay AND BONITA (Block ‘he nev of Lindeil Bou KE. 2270-74 (At City Limits loop)— | ACKER Hestinut 8105. loor: @me exira rooth in basement: aan aera Te Pee | = cheer Groves RESORTS Porth of (ravom) —i3-room efficiencs. var apourtimes yfferin- ; ' shoe ae SR Along efficienes ; MIGHT s. 1324 N. (rear)—2 large rooms: | Clectric. et $B. 52.60 moder CON: BOS ow pe Ll s a? S room flat. $45 = Gu ag : Wanted ; kitchen furnished: ideal summer location ; . ue eta ye Sint | include ces BAS Gna B20 BOs ce en ee ee eee, cee VERNON LAUX. 705 Chestnut. CH. sz0q9) (2 mod + Me : | a ca with garene: modern: ‘ jow rental, Riverside 323755. (62) ciousness ether it hy : in n: > and 1.00; agent on ants a: HAEFFER REALTY (CO.. 5 | FETED —er GIBSON, 4383A—3 rooms, electric: gus: | wy oe oft! or = , , | rNOLIA. 4937-—4-faen1 oom f + » ¢ bepwory or preinises if TAin 2694, (Ces) | oy sinwright Bide , onan A tna Orner C3 Tisai ue. SE, $27.50. DOKEKFLINGER. Vic BPP? (4) ; ‘ fe Ww ILL N.——Three large rooms. ; $ : ‘ond flow tle” Mike. tnmetie | GRATIOT. oo a gyorg = ae | i ; a8 | “honie ‘on ri rn St 0 , cum ; : he ; -y- WITS “Kr newly papered: rent £18 t pee , 7. 1 _| mewly decorated, S30 eiisto t; wive price. fy description. APARTMENTS FOR RENT SCHAEFFER R. CO.. 501 Wainwright Bide | $ CO. “eo 4 ry CMT —~ a a son gee | FACIE. 36K 3% rooms. dress Ren Only $45 per Mont | rooms; strictly modern. Lindsib 140418 | a PI modern, lyersi: $2053 W I b4 Post-Dien: ateh CG! ASC,0W 143°? NN. ay on ’ P . of , + . : : > (Qe | North all nveniences For Rent ee EG lami — oan pan cence” 7 oa, =" . arate heat ants; make your | COTTAGK—Tighta’ co ager on Pre siete ——_—_—_—__—_— pl AO agro ble for rooming hous’ | appotice oe es OR, | Teservation | Karages, $5) ext: Furnished Flats, and Apartments Wed. | able; near Valley Park. "CAbany 4500; 736. WILL + j j al re i a \J LH Roden) ¢*7° sistem cat 7. screened-*s | ore 75 fOR TO 9039 — moet mbites M a sept. 1: larkce yard o"h . AUlisN | . y + enn urnisher ast 304! rara WEb 940) Texoda.(Ro ¢ . Corney = re ; lee Leh Tat Pia a a4 For Sale ° ne. mes ‘ ’ 3 ; s 4 ia - rraiiegr 1 for i J Ad - 2 ; én a4 . - ' COTT T - . . Pere ntin hal! a4! ot 5. : (, Ff: —_ Furn hed H | Re nd 4 cr ' rrr A llaned: olzer Park: roome — ~. at 2! — my LINDELL! very o ie 4 am HOU SES W AN rED ’ terms (ottage at Diecke: ave te "gale a = ATM Tes f iS i er. | NGALOW Wid.—0Or cottage + rvomes, | —_—_— PVier 1769W, cis) ire! eoutl w iifton Heigh te Fry F. acres, (Camden ¢ ounty Mo... , 41.90 (e3) | River; fishing point: desirable “buildine —mae | Vacation or permanent home: reacne | with ear $1 °5- e allo: oa | } 1 : Nn 3 a NN, 41 tor . . — | oO: #5 D. , . — — KTANT iT ‘Int ¢ - T HOUSES, ILA TS. E io month ds F. J, Pratte. 5422 S Grand. x CID 1] , ut | BENTON, 2507—Choice rooms big y ard; ri FOrest 355 oa oy guammniees a OG I OR REN 2 CR COLORED | —— AND SUN Melee surrounding pear schovl; $14.50. 101 N. gih st. LES, 34724 reoms, bat irnac sin 2036. 308 Wainw: | A PART MENTS Me der. 2 and % rooms ’ REAL ESTATE 1540 : aK Gl SINR GLY ree eee ee 2 Teome fi 5U pe Hub LANs! Pion chestnut: twas | aetersh tos a $28 to $30 ver 3 .'.:| BIDS, PLANS, ESTIMATES eA NA Lambdi COMax fH? ‘Fis | = IVE, 39°°2A—5 rooms, bath and elec. , BAY aRD 1161. roome all ~- 4. | WIL, f, ound as, room modern trie: AP per month. ences —— 1? Inguire owes ee 5- room, 700: ”.fam PRANK W, SCHRAMM C@, MAin 18°. TPE, — a —_—— . ak ARANTER & { gemti ee sa re ri 5. fier * ‘ Vi ainw right. Neouyteat ba | 7 Pe a er? } ome ¥ ; MALS] WEN ar, ne mole ¥OOd | floors furne siteiess , a ee "CP mage ty + HOTPELDER. COLFAX . , AGE, . ive room sears 7 | == MAR aR Y TL aN DT ‘I ANOR A Tr AP TS. ‘eB eo , HERERT on lara: lic} rooms, | HICKORY, °325—3 rooms, electric. gas: ~ porche rarage: oper ‘iene done petaive. Selbeweriiey . BEIT zs ¥ d 6-reor ih bath, newly decorated i} $°22.50. DOFRFLINGER . Wie. 2222.( 4) Tit a oaeane vlemealiie we ; : itebacae = RE oo > * CHAN 4 «ft 4 . tlie’ 7 : ‘ ‘ - ! bye ys pig, a J rts o ur } ‘ft H! MP Hk LEY BS —If, ower 4 rey me hath t} 4 ‘ . ‘ r > tJ rs 81) | ae corn , v2? ere "Ch, Ka REAL ESTATE —Ex GE ‘ .¢ — P ‘ , : —— ’ " oJ, 4ipPpiy aw ¢ iit > 7 furnace: hardwood floors D | Satie ere remote gag Mitwee)| ACREAGE, COUNTY WTD, Hi MPHREY : \A—About Ma ” wate nit Bink OI DIET - COMPTON OLE Name 2 ory %% - | Owner ; bery fin } desirat a a a ee th — ~ “ ee a a ae i - Sremaree, fie “locations pant ae “aignes t y : ; ee L }* ' a } ii) a Iq’ * ~ ee _ -— etn on 7 He ‘ te ; Pigwiv for P| years: goes ’ ** . ; : ' . : " ‘ s ane gx? i CABANNE D664 oT | 1) “worm loa? T- en my eryTy ; if 0 — tie nee ee — — AHADIE 5 A ae bath. fu JK, TERS ‘ 2 ee — Mi Li 3 rad PRT " . : rN »% oY rINVS OY 4 ‘ 4 “ on yew, rl ‘ 7 loan prefer eounty a ; . , ” “4 »* Pig } irre - ’ — : ' cr re ‘ r—lltpe ; — . f Ly A LIRR * may consider Ments with Iwood f rs. > hat! trie —— ; ” elie ? 4% iy YW \7 > bi rarage: $47) Olfax 327] ‘ SU} PAS lare seainies it ms > tnane seu m heat, anitor service, electr i Geaiiatia- smancene «At aah RANELAGH-W ILMAR -yY wom — ; NT TEE. OS ew . suteside foc "Sond furnace . COLDSTE , Ts = oe a tance i Oe ‘K. Realtors fr om Prati. PE Berar ar — | | , ’ S FOR REN’ r- C ote a eS “( Only $50: Concessions Without Lenae APARTMENT HOTEL E 39 . See weet Pe WAOCKE, 3435— New > rooms, Upp f NSE “4 WN. 71 Arfield 284% AMET HLS th? nn toilet : Apartinent. 6-Family nt a4) a + a ; ; byry “t _- | ou ; vst ag nt = son : - Ysa ve BE 58 I} ww J reba ly, rirw tere ) Deb AL IV IE Ry roo: garage 5A ‘ wie wa *? \ é ' at (ira? PTA ; mW : Ochre ‘ roar Mi hy Ts Bs, f ; . reat 3 . § fr): Pres two t iouble fiats, income $2 400 0 cach: at i. ; wt 4. —y a uu an ’ ys farni iv apartment West End ® some ea) Sark a - : pe ies ; Dining ~petedid * Connectio i ! =e cA ' 5 | L ' ] j : ‘ 7 Kublect te aneee ev9 ‘ i 00 Sona > a har wpadadae ravuon, low rent We also have some be READ Ore na? ACA! oo ee - " BUDO iret deed trug iF vane ‘LAIN “3568— = ig , - B - STOLTMAN R. F.. q @,, -_ ” ar : mag , ee ith aa - , whe fo aed a fi é : Reo 7 Lojane i ' —- Te ‘ : tT ; PITT y . a nm J bungalow if? amat a i lex. a cee ~~ gall +“ qaelleeate “ 4002 CHOUTEAT GRAND 1091. oo - ‘Manag — : k eer : HOB ESTMINSTER in indiniems at + & oan T GAR UE N AP l. : - d ~ As acted "> , F rl ‘ “? " { ’ . , LD} . " - N Fe rR ; kit (oh ritit bungaly . S500: take racapt ro eae hot-water heat CAbans 4536, or HOLSA™M REAI TY ayy oe ; ; Om vat} Brg _ ‘ ” 4 OT i " . . . » ; P ; Se : also 2 a Pp eho ange i tel ; CU., S12 International Life Bidg. bt hal automat water heate; nigh ot — ER . , . gh Raha ; ee A | SHOR - ra eG * Te) ° ‘ 1 P ° ies . lata ’ : : 8 f > = . — os e By \ - " ; >F. Ts ‘ ‘ = = : - . > } : ~Lé S Lé r) 7, ry ey ; — KEANE. ie rep LANEY "1008 et ing rH electric and ‘valor «er. econ OrTe uy : —e — ae “ys ne 7 AR 201- Prey ficiency, in- var | VEPARTME STORE. For eale or ex we . jes ~ — — ———— ennai ry STEER " “ i Ald, / } yo" : ies r wed : } ‘ wer r and heat " ay 7 sper 7 nut Pets ngs one of the yret tn Bouthern Call. S512 DE! - , — [LMAR. 5467—Beautifully fu lished and hardwood fle 36: no bore 1miy) | floors. bot-we a oe TIER SAD NG — ot AYO : 56) | Ornia: an established Lbusiness. splendidly Pour- room apartment: ; mlact ric) A r t 1 t Tis are with ed Peg! ( : ag — , MERAMEC. 7 rooms Inroom cl ae t aT z — ‘ ae tango ‘ . fs weet _ haghag! d ate. . OGer e yy dern , tif F -~ i # ” & .- ; ia . rn oneyv-maker in the proper hands: —Refmed is : mage in) =obasement; automatic elevato Aldine. 5795 Pershing pome) ment: vrivaic bein porch eee oP — oe NEBRASKA. 45914A—o larse rooms. tic) ONE MONTH'S FREE RENT PACH YEAR ° Pie aes poe Sees || Cla! reasons for selling: will take part un furnished ; ert . , ; ar - eeiee iene * si ye : ‘ , oe cad aieninad 10) Evans: 3 rooms and electric, $18. ; . ‘on and part trade. For perticulars é- “FOreat 719) : atrice; eee manager in bt re n parlo ring room, diving | 7; 5— See floor eT o. eee =| bath; médern th: vu asus * VE RNC HL. FISER. CEntrul 9666 AL) red ing rent small or large | dre x ¥-263 Post-D f # r. The Y a nh D TL. ; er negates ropa Pape . . =e ” o 1s ee ame. . Te"? NPT ‘ , 4 erty. Lcd Realtors, 822 PROZDA' REALTY CO. 4008 Choutenn, 340-44 PERSHIN | te | ca Zt CNIVERSTTY Sp | mae! | furnished: gas, electric: back pore | TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES | “= ne saiaietiaialiaiaaiatiaatiaiad F five-room avalriments Cac * eid , \7T > »7y y math bs rev on Piscine am me —- Laat”) a ae ' >} per % c J j ~ HOTELS ieee 2 five-room avartments, | re 6820 DELMAR BLVD. rath: hardwood f | swa-| OSAGE 019 ha — — ‘DOU BLE FLA TS FOR BUSL. ZAR HOTEL. °7 - Locust—t an ARDMORE 30.00 including garage, electric ‘re. Offering a Suburban Location HOTFELDER. COLFAX 3733) Pes WESSEBEUZT I REETES Peres —— ¥t R NISHED—827.50 Central . > ,: kly rete any ORE fripers tir, »s . ie hat With Metrepolitan Facilities - AGE wae es sige toro A+ me OKT x wma. ¢ “rie oe ¢ ot “DE NOTLG ak = ; NES ROI ERTY. “yr ; AE ge L ‘finin WARREN, 1435-8 rma: oy urn: ty 4 ts; 3 , SOR AR sr: : i ponder yale ye OF Me : ORS at Owr tas ae carne te n ay howers a t. iG oe nisned efficiency Y fo ms, kK: n : furnishe , sf : “w orery ree o yener of 2 very , 2 4-familr filets : \ 1. FP “3 yor . Srp : . 5564 ‘DELM Al BL D. ° Tra" >} i; irage epace ; ig € I ws £1. ae I \ } i. d POO IT Ad 2EON a4 ve ' rim? , > ’ ‘ “ 7, ma ; ; _ ~— ™ he ryt 1Sinjeta “we rnet. * F ere het with pn eH St) pce Te ny » . 7 : . ' One vac : apartment of 7 rooms ; hit il ex : M ri ots NI H R = ome - - . ; tr . H 3 ; ; . cB Kf mor Tt 4V20U% . s ' reorrryy ue r ; , ; es , ; sie 0 : . a u Lit , Reale jT6. i _ Chestaut. MAina $182 ; t H and 2 2 a ct F ‘ ‘eel J - ,. PARK. g3i* 5 , m at} and ) jee why re ris > “4 1153 iv \1i eat Uobol “rir o te, KCTAN - (og) AT ATX... Tro. sites x. Hi. — MILER A art ag: PLYMO! TH “ee e..3 oa ge ; MAin 4:24 1099 > th a so A at Spring a1 ‘ room trj ne ana . C } Ci} | EX ANGE— Fiat, 4- family, 3 pe eur - _ Piens - at ' 109 \ 41° w ran it hea = ; ; 7 x aie s A Aa ee RRL one eta " + . . 2. siecle ie AR K 1 —_ , } ry ms) ¢ earn Th rm ~ noiG ys oe week and up. Divu oon Unfurnishy ' ‘or: a8. licht a ation: enn. Us . : TITTh es 4719-4 Tr en oF — "| meat market; a real money maker: $55. eo ot an eee. SO OF ; Tis apariments. Man: er, ie abe OTe TM ENT. PENNSYLVANIA. ; # room effi msi ae 4 ama rin , ‘ 1249 je = = A A NOTE) ma 5 2S SS. al pl — . ey. rent reduced: modern. ‘SOL oe EAT REAL TY €0.. VW OLF-POLL ac K. 101 N. 8th. MAin 1858. — tier mm “ , Dent 9g age o ~~ vee oe oe F.. nies x A — TY ee nes fo ie —— ; - b E NNSYL VANIA 440. —L wer 5 room 2315 8, Kingeway, PRo«pert 2700. (cov) iy 3 ¢ “ORNWEL Z Zz. &. CO. it x. Tth andeventer. Linde!! (5S) naar . _ MT] 3 attractively fun ASH] 7 aap ee ; r e ' c i ¢ ’ ta = “= - Open, . ‘i 4 A - so TROOMAN @eessteeeeeee — AINGCSRI R)} : 60° 44 heap rentea: net . a and A. SE - Qi Ine y . 4601 Modern: 4 rooms, steam FLA TS AND AP T S gy ANT LED . _ . “ , hugy ne bored POR rExe HA uf,} a a. & fiate ee » i Main 0598 a 8 Arornde B) de > 4 lars decorated: 2-reom efficienes, furnished KE KRIYI aL TA NTE $555 A— o _ rooms heat; gaarge; low rent. Klverside ane i ae erage = aang gems o were nhieod sit] orate. CAbeany! *S™by tenement EV Ap ART IE N T tiga eins or "ts | NON low Tre S.€ witer, or plone oniy $40 monthly. $11 weekly: 3 rooms. at 3. age if desired. $33.50 i si “1 43 (eH) | rs See ' ; by ; \ SPRIN ; Fit. teins naremernt it | — ‘ beds only $55: also semi : iE BRILYVI ‘TE. 4721A—o rt 4 LLL. 2 A rouUnS Bate. ti ~ — - a PICT PES $7 : ' jened | fae at — Sau noe ~ PRISG, 5 ROOM 9 —Unigue apartment: jue mon STi? _ Saemmiotate fiapataine a ene - a a % lant nae . ort a! Vietn v4 LAT Wtd 3 flay 1] 4 vere? ; it ' OPO | scant or 6- #Dertment, ¥, CLTRA MODERN: REFRI ‘ rythinge furnished. $60 $4: 36 TULANE AVESUI E spa ga eam gen yee cery reasonable (r41 ‘ated taeda rest 1953. os Tae ' OR , hat 3 2d yet w OT) yer and disk none yma! i 0410-19 Y - Post-Dispatch. P it f . a j A ? . i . Z , se . . anethy NRE DRE te ON Ni A I Sage aOR: pay ~ Re EE ae ~ ee ee NS FURNISHED, REAT 665 r ond floor east fane : — : Ln, | ner and 19th and Jefferso Box bua | anit regio: Tip concrete et: aN a “ b : ~ rr? rj i pd Tr? : rinwyrr WP rr | ‘AY : : ‘ rT “ ‘ ¢ - : : pire he * e cent. ATIV} ON rueMise> * bath ; , rooms. second wor; | "Ooms : i * ca- LL] NDW ( hs 7 I] APT. 7m ‘ sd rine ae ie ,, ved mi TY ; Disepa hy ——s , - eer ”" , § > wwe for wi ll flat = . soitineen, . Par r 7761 ) race Buil metic Be ge a7 ¥. ro | ys Post -TDisna toh , Dt BIN SAK \ KE. Al TY qa a | é: OODF EL. Law. ) pew Tre ‘ i — o> r P . ? . : = Is ‘ i* . 3 "ea ’ ‘ ; ty arr ¢ 2 F, het i j ima i : | Pa ny 501 WAINWRIGHT BLDG. (-# ne steam heat, janitor | i. D, BUCKLEY, a, tal. Jefferson £04). teak | eee = a Paneer lemnediets acct | GUSeELL, S00bA- —— a DWELLINGS FOR RENT | | Residence or Cottage Wanted : a . Re ans AN rat ' RROW “ RI 2 ae : + : _ ames i £ i ' 4 ‘ > 4G atear ; ie . i mre Lerys *tr>t N ashe [ j ~ ¢ re Ps 4 rth Liat | gown “? a? SLID 23 labadie. two very | oO } i Litie & fam fiete. & tf ‘9 Dry. rrwry ce! 796 Arcade Bide ——_— , 31:37 M 7% ; ENTR MOCN . "ge ; ' i iaililasrieiaiiiaia aia , | ele ( TRAL 10R4 ; EI 10 D “¢ ITY. TRU T + Agent 3 — 738 2 saaeienentain es ve - — —— NY ISON-§TOCKE-BUERMANN separate steam heat seraat: ——e — ambrigdove 6) ents Vergreen Vf , 4 St. Loui hols, $251 Tt ; INCOTN 2092 lect aT "at (Cambrid a. Apar rtm nt — * ee $ ' 900 a t hy teary iA ar he P iy RY eof “ ioren good Co. cM yrerer srral! VAS wants és ho { ~ ay »o al Om , af] of Rh e~ = | : pemess Pre a hee ee P hee pak oq residence, eotiage or «i 49] i-J 4 Mi .P HE RSC mN\ : a : . vd |: .f : — "7 : ~ - - ‘ LJ sy a ; Dit rina , YY. FVBteaul as . F J} tat he wad. : R lene goo Cheatnyt axle \Wv AT 2 It M AN Beautifully Furnished 6Koom Effi- 1EBE 5523: Ne ‘room Lowe? : screens: $30. $28: rex ~y C10 clency. Kent $95. Inner d 1. hot-water heat riwood (8° leet | , ; ea FL bat! Frigid: rooms, 2 beths, full-size » 4-Koom Efficiency Apartment. Rent ——— a, oe. F \ | SEVENTH. 12034 3 Two roots. ga: Northwest | Zerfert condition inside ond om: 2 vothe, Dean o7 me ‘or ; 1 $75. Including —avonnies : oni. Lee aw Rr n | 2 furnace Ne « 1° eleanest Cnet Cheatin’ wes ewly decorated throughot . HODLAMO 2620A—S rooms, modem: | elt. clectric, @2: = —_ a lor) ssant and Helen Av. | cut fiate of pe in St. Louis, Owner PR eee Mechs . . fr ratio ot , : . me 4 cin ty! SHAW. 38404-—6 pooma, newly dec: led ' r : ; be i next X » Atlantic & Pacif- | } of sungalow. j a.“ etii . ; ' ; ’ mh, @ af ; . , _ ¢ ' ty > * . : as +2 . 4 7 mer : als : ) ne ey sete Mero ta ON " nye bys f re refiniehed. targe screened me Con it : a eating . 3 rien stirs ; :. #0 | OF weet, or will « ares cor tj : \:ArAge spac ay aiiabie. ve Lf ' : bis ; : , + ‘Ti a ay ing . ca ! » rn ia . "Batic vo Ph aad Px Dowyte G47 50 RI ; s “1% >. " 3 af i £3 , ; ve " A 2remMises, oF dor be ry ' ’ a = : estnut Qty “0 UN TERDRIVE : mM. H. KODEMLER & COMP : et. gs ow rer famiy: open CHestnut! SH nA ROUAT 414°— Modern MA -Poe Mok & “ - aoa rtely w — ; eet f 2 oa > ty Z Bi tT) ‘ * P {iat : . rar ' ‘ . ‘ . és ‘ hk Ket rs .* P fs | MAin : : ; a O48 4 4 Ri , 5 , ; , : r’ 4 MA PATH - i * rove ‘ Moiurry * ; SHENANDOAR Pind 1 §—35 ding ne j ur : . Lat Vi 9 FF sa. i Fog pe ' ld a Very £3?) cats BE. Vine® ‘MAN, 796 Arcade if , a Se ie. . 2 en im parior ardwood lao ij bat! ‘ tile hat uUrmact Tick garage : i. iruet #8. BO - ———— ied -s -¢ ros mie a eee ait e's °? kw” kr ~" ’ reo ; r a ‘ ’ »¢ . . A . ‘ ¢; et i _— * ahead v Sa aor a ; -__ _ ‘ SHENANDOAH, 3929—6 roome, Dail): t BROA DM A : —mhtere: Peat | - oa) fo yetr renaie : ‘Gevene- an wh = AENKIN NGTON ~464—Seven beautiful | opr a eaten a” mon : ——— £1 of}? } month's rent i ay ~~ a oe abi 2 ; erere: ree 2 | © ak ant 4 : ; . - -_ fPahie | m 3 ke ; yes . } ‘ i . "Th a - on -— cates ot radi pt? ri 1D 4 ; ; ; a Ars. ree bedi so gamer y baths come, a ae Bea itiful Kenrick AP LEXING Deel os ee oe SHEN ANDOAH. 4G. » (8d easi — y _jurmac ee S08 XM): easy terine. | Bi Ge Ay. s ae corner, ADEN A APARTMENT: aa o62) | EDWaliD LU BAKEWELL CHiestnut 3555 im the heart of the eny:| sSocmrmins beth. lowets,_geree, iat | “tm gn nde eal at seta ae | CBR gt Foxg0n: easy terme: | BECADWAY 4471 ST. cours ~ . o er , > . *” oy | ~ . ‘ > — : " : wr ? ,% % . on tt Oe ° - Pe, ¢? ° 5 , . P r , : : . . - . . ‘ . end Osare . ideu! lecation: med Poon RY 7k | \arer ot om Fa | WERSTGATE RHO — 3 -roon ene trv eas th ime] me ™ ~ a ‘ af Pia : ; 3 Touoms, Garage, . bone e ¥ hed om oT $- iad LA see : F { 4 i, : —_ rOTr : er) ‘4 we pA , bs Store Koc pocemes 2 Store and fiat. efficiones : in-adior hed ; perv inn te crecwrie feirizeration bere Pry x Wurn?,s " Cheer a te HAT + | frig : + ote! 2 0 hb urn nec a ; it = ? SHE \ ANT» AH S&5° —— fast . , The : A ‘3 [A°-ad ‘eS ' ie Peper alos rrwaaeina bie ¢ Qe , tw rete! includes eas. ti = — =| WESTGATE. 126i ) Toons arior, | tmfurnis)} Inde! om MARCU Lod 5 roome. hardwood! ing room. dining room. © hedroam 6 ' | FOLSOM, 423/-—Laree store: Jucittor eervice. “M Se : rarace a text PArtkview ‘ ‘s © % " — Ty : wars > 0 tra he wwily decorated - Pen fart room. kit: an «:" 55 LAchece RAR", ' | saameedind industrial diateten | : ‘*t ie \ Phene LAciede =3467. : i : : : ; ” ein milion Se and ; : apm inet Pat : ia PRT be, SIDNEY. 12206 eowm. bath. electric: me CARSON, Gill Holland Bidz. i 3. 37 Kingsbury " : On "al red | \evrati % age — NORTH POINT h044— New 4 beaut} 5°40. DOERFLIN INGER Vietor 2222. (4) DELMAR. O217— roome. bathe: could hei i pe Parksid. Apartment zg - EDWARD 1. BAKEWELL. Chestnis ae: Reoaae sificioner. benanitulie oan an ; large rooms. tile bath, hardwood | SIDNEY. 1234—34 floor, © rooms. eter- | used for tugines. Forest 5976 4. s ons “S54 §. GRAND at. Pou ‘Teo apartmen te. “2 : pepe . ae flo ors: garage: owner. EVergreen 0908. trie. cua: £12. VW*-tar ©7°" (a> DELMAR. SR5SS&-—~10-room house. is good Ww fal Seaman fer — tires and fren bore ti ful (arende! i Thorou, i . ; lation >.> West ; INF pletels furnished - mares living reer. ever. > . pnt amen Joga . @ roomes bath # os conditiar . reasona bie JE ttlereon Cm? 4 arerasorioens or other ; ‘ e be : re. “rn nar ° tu P= ¢ stnffed suite, recs AIM pe, panels. drapes: 2 & 3 4 é b Ee ha ' Le & ‘ J - doe . reem efficiency suites: s t Plaveroiinde # . , ae ; | osgtes «te ; . ra rs) (er? . ‘eG i | sities y {rmigne GA - As tice dressing reom. hath and ktichenetie: SHREVE 404° —& \aree Omer: Garage: ‘ . se. oi ry wn wom gaa. electricity : z=. 1o.8 ROY MYER 2 COMPANY | adm — by anroi tmen Suble rental ineivdes gas, electric. phone, linens.| tenant will show. PD Elmar 3326. ‘eB sae a ~—Lower 3 foo cae, es RIGHT 007-—R-roorm moder home: : agen eh Premises. 4 : . MA in s i}, ‘ LAT ; es VI iv “a x OM A: ‘\ ; ‘ ree } a rigidaire ele ator eer. ice, $65 s7e., ' UNTe ~ igre bp f NX. 5 room « fin Fencs per- ett decorated . epen $20. aa jalts : condition - adults ePE;x. CHestnut ME. (cd) Lindell 7588, free taxi. “(e4) fect condition. CA bam ORS1W Cee ct) 6532. iO) 34

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ee ye oe When eos a a Ba sat call MAin Ii l1—e | FLATS, APAR TMEN TS, FOR S = for BETTY the LOANS ON AUTOMOBILES _ to ADV ‘LO ANS ON AUTOMOBILES su BU RBAN PROP _ GRAND AND SULLIVAN me for Good Spring Monev Needs WHY PAY RENT? iene > wand . —— = m - . haa a et a Oe ee de ee (Ed ED. bn ond Richmond Heights ORELLA x PHOEN IX FIN NA — HART 1G_DiKe rgEaTare 45 SINGL E SoOD00 . 7. LOTS FOR —_—e' ¥ ACANT RESIDENCES FOR SALE WELZ, 4612 Gravois. Pie oa OR TRADE ERTISE | the need“Be ne rene Un ersona! roi New Pl lau — Easy ‘LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP'Y LOANS ON PERSON — NNT THURSDAY. APRIL 11, 1939,. ee uel 7s upery iSion Mouth r Pay “ments a CASH TO LOAN } {OOMOTE i Double Flats $000 Down—3923 California SENGALOW BARGAIN ‘O=KIN-G — RK om OF aLLON PARK * uw ‘EEX. RE OLIVE gE MONEY 4 pe TO PAY BILLS e. ‘B anG mE PALL BROWN BLDG. Flats and Apartments Wanted AP Ae MENT for on a 6-family consider University ¢ ity; Business Prope:tvy Wanted MANU F nen = ~ —G L ot TST _ 4 AV. “i ES + 9! CASH. BALANCE RENT VINITA a BU — 8° 20 MONROE SMe ee 258. Grand. LAe. 06° REAL ESTATE—FOR COLORED | re) s p38 Hh Rae: west l PROP. FOR SALE et eaves condition: price reduced to $6500 i “OOMING HOUSE—App.y 303 Park fleor. Room 1 MOOMING HOTSE—l%=x Olive- rent # 10 rooms SLOO wi ani be cu Reberts. 18 ind Pin Ty T . RUUOUMING £ ARDING Hits , ——e .* t furnishe 3 rooms. * must s« sicknese - ‘ Duy 7 45 r ri I “OMI? ri USF . } = Tre T 5 EFaragce traneter rer sOut . 7 ~ , . Investigat Dargai Box M-l11IS {ot OUMING HOUTSE—Jsx r ~ . trace for smaller place steam a fu - 3 - — : | 4 sAL 14 i) M SS - = t ud af s Park SHUE REPAIR SHOP—Sou > rt - 3 | =e > M rT SHOE REPAIR SHOP—Dov-ntox stand Landis machines rent . t » -« t Missouri. East St. Louis EAst o1l35oJ , . aa . TAILORING SND CLEANING business = (a oca rn PStadiis (race i= ickness “418 Sta st East St. La FAst °9e@4] “ RIETY STORB—Ha 2 stor ~ r? » «+t ) elem bancalox . Finzlish Kesidence DO YOU NEED MONEY! VE MAKE AND BI | FIRS "AND SECOND DEEDS You can now berrow from us ing of nearivy one-third over aS raie, and almost one-third jess as & t awl rat ™ ee. HERE Is THE COs Under. o new Reduced on Loars payathie im 8g monthly payments S SU—Average monthly Co@P. ~ — 4 iz’ n niy COST. $°00)——4 erag’ thiy COST, =.» Hi— Ay NS Ob nth ¥ COS Pe an rHT3 ta uy ts SU at proportionate rates Loans may tg: in full at amy time and you for actual time you keep the momma 4 HOW WE “MAKE LOANS 4 ; ¢ ‘ y iriake up to >.p)00 on id goods to men &nd green k& ciryitie etic ir. \s +? eit) rivet _ signi rs—signature of busband —4 Laat fs) Decessa: 7. 7) tives, frends or tradesneo le are fo een “> ple 2k be | ied—no one ree Rio w. (Cheerfuylle HGURERO en an te MONEY “‘SEE US”? MONEY BUPLDING LOANS Before placing or renewing your . lean, get our rates. “SEE US Chirision Biitkoo LEG LAcjlede 3040-41 3071 S. Grand (c4) Re-Finanece Your Property MONEY TO LOAN BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ae Plenty of avaliable funds: can make second and thi deeds of trust on p hn city property. See STEIN ® . } actuai time you keep the > amet. = get the fii] mount in cash: so ae) lions of any is wit STANLEY wae INC... 904 Chestnut. MAin 4384. (¢6) MONEY WANTED FIRST DEED OF TRUST—S$S000: ; erty worth double. PRosprect 4378. INVEST your money in good first deed: $2000. $4900. $4500, $6500. Kengel- Weber, 5539 8S. Grand. LAclede 954? 9" 6% —FIRST DEEDS Or TRUST—46% IN SUMS OF FROM $590 TO $10,900: ALL WELL SECURED. “SEE US.” CNisian t4iiikop REC. TF Tears? om a | ar i} ‘On ~ Cc Es i ; fat + te | ro ‘ - fsa SSO Ur! G24 N, al } Bs RICHMOND HEIGHTS HARTWIG-DISCHINGER. LINDELL 2945. Forest Park: striet ee ee ee ATES re teat pe mh No ea oat 7 Ox ee es. Pee SARS GO ge 1 a mR Se aie se oro Prolene de fics 1 ‘ ONE EC TIONERY —Doing 4a BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES CONFEA TWNERY—Sns m DISTINC TTY E ay Meiehe 4 , sctg teria kee OE aN eae ek i aN é: colin bs lary, 4 147w—s reom ecott ay et te $— 2-0 m Py te ~BRENTWOOD PL. enn, i ROOM BI NG — ow, m3 Shi eee eae rent (EBEING REALTY & BLDG. BUSINESS — FOR SALE 4 . ( as ah ‘thea eet | "EN ne Ne > CUTTAGE—4 rooms ; a8 E Re roo. AY =e _ 2AL( 7 Ya thes : Bip s! ee Men ae r WRIST! AN BRIN ROP | bE E SSIE, = ~Mod erm; new 4-room bun- OUR GAIN—TAKEN IN UNDER : 5 STORES AND 6 FT. 3 a oe x. ont TUR Peon heemelew. mo » ene: WALTER W. MESTFYW \CHER ro HERE Is Y —~ os "3106 Easton. “For, FA At st ‘Realtors. 1131 BOL AND DERIVE FOSKIN. vr LBB RT-AL ATTE) i y. ze and butidine “oe urs KIRK WOOD “TRU ST Cco.. REALTORS. Z - ’ or NK K , N ‘4. be r buying 3 new car Phone ise photogran! ‘ rv eT frie} th '* e ur’ id a | rt al As i t ws! 4 ’ derful i eatmen! I ys er cent ? mission: triflers. dont ansy Box } S08 Post-Direnat. GET OUR OFFERING Rave espetially attractive real estate loans fer sale. flats. apartmenta, resi- dences, business propertr nm amounts of 1000 to $10,000 papers ready for d livery: interest 5 per cent to 7 per cent in} i wWioubted!y suit you reai es taie i~ans are our exclusive brisiness. Ca)! ‘te or wr for our price list issued each Frmnday Edward K. Love Realty Co. "04 CHESTNUT sT (oa? LOANS ON AUTOMOBILES uto Loans $25 Dont make a lean before getting our low rates and easy terms. We treat you feir and square. That's why we have over 25 600 satistied customers. oy vend their friends. Car does not have to be fully pad. Moart- f"ges paid off. powments reduced. more money advanced. Year to psy back while you rde We also make furniture and salary loans st lawful rares. Yahlem Finance Co. | Largest Auto Loaners in St. Louis. 1035 N. GRAND JEFF. 9450 25. - auT TO LO. ANS ei Get the moner wn Peet om t Lome =A time Leans made in 5 ~ n- utes, We will refinance and sdvance ,ou More moner: no red tape or en- dorsers: Day as litlie as you can. Open til 9 5. m. JEfferson 2464. GUARANTY MOTOR CORP. 2936 Loenst fas = A a pt en il ApEn — - A se Sencaaaetaee atin :cebmmmmaaenenan snipoues rian Berrew Today The LASKER Way A Year to Pay Auto Loans in 5 Minutes. Mortgage refinanced and par- mente reduced. or goer name ®» your gsuUarTante-e «of cour teous? con firtentigl treatment. Lasker Finance Corp. 3126 Locust JEfferson OT38 ; *j a i. ato ba LOANS—VJack 3 Norder, 5173 Eantey FUrest jt 13. ck) , > a —— — Px . fixed | bs 7. «malt ospect = a pen Momiar @& at urday ta sf mi. J ST. "Lot ‘TS PERSONAL THRIFE 404 ~ irm™ ome astiaj Mer: ; ante Sernth rand a. and Gravot You save one ‘per cent a by borrowing irom HOUS HERE IS THE BES¥ ” ON LOANS PAYA BLE IN @ EQU AL MONTHLY PAYMENTS Amour.t oO: 20aN., ~ Si) ot. > > > ef fee Site re € 2 SO) Sti hs ther amounts un te S300) - Loa “* MAv De. paid in fu . ’ amd yx . niy be charged —— LRT NO ENDORSERS NO EMBARRASSING INQUIRIES : Household Finance C orpor ation WHY WORRY About Your Bills : i9an you the my mey to pay bet of them. Meet your bila tnd keep your Te tit. You repay us in emall monthly peas arranged to suit your CLEVELAND” LOAN & MORTGAGECOO, 4°4 Areade Bidg.. Sth and Olive Phone CHestnut #714 woe Ur Anywhere | . Lowa HOU SEHOL D AND AUTO LOANS We will pay off sour old and reduce your payments 4 ional ole of interest quick service. Our ies al resentative will call if you wish. ST. CLAIR LOAN CO ROOM 215 e208 w. GRAND Lindell 4617 Open Evenings (fT? ~ HELP WANT BT Many householders will be taken care WW Mayflower Loan Co. SUST CALL CHESTNUT 4066. FOR QUICK SERVICE Persenal property loans, S10 te S08, own signetare,. No endorerra. STOCKS AND BONDS ALT, sative stocks aad bonds boughé, - ang gtmte< rd . bak ATT. } | AN x ci... 5OR €ontral Nations! Bar -teat net4 » Arties Veet sty rersai Traffie Contre! Moa. Surety 1 aver? —/. ~~ Ca.. Evergreen Mines ar! other active a vArfield 457 ST ACERS aS SowDe Wii —~/sor® Durty Purr Y etiove @ faite? A owemepting _emtinentai. life ar Rallweyr <i AON BE REA A a Oe ae RR | ten of a piant BEHIND STEEL Baldwin and Americ, ized «6. Corporation Over Commons puration of Philadelphi to be merged with the -aith Steel Co. of @& etion of j ow under way, was Org . , eal rrionies ago by the Steel ae : ind rifa, the An omotive Co. and the B comotive Works. Anverican Steel Found ints threnghout the ec iding two at East St. sranite City. which ‘n railway equipment. Ed “her, Manager of the ¢ plant, recentivy was tra: Piladetphia to su ? feel ¢ astings=s Corporat As a@ -r@sult of the wealth Steel Co. entry merger with these ints ’ 2ast Side industrial 4d! reudy a “little Pittsbhy ected to become inete sortant. (operations at onwealth plant proba rpanded, with the pom irge locomotive plant structed in a few yearn Cheaper to Bulld Eng Because of its centr the St. Louis industri could manufacture ‘and omotives cheaper th plants, espectally for W Southwestern railroads a new locomotive out he Sastern plant means harge of approximatel (eorge Houston, the nt of the Baldwin « . B. Ennis, vice presi American Locomotive ¢ if. Ripley, vice presiden ‘an Steel Foundries, 1 Louis and Granite City erring with Clarence ] resident of the Cor steel Co., and tnspectiny monwealth plant as — } They are registered at ¥ Af noon they were incheon at the Noonda by John G. Lonsdak f the National Bank erce., Presidents of ving hee@quarters in alia were fueceta. RnR. P. Lamont of Ch secretary of Comnrerce ‘ the American Steel until President liooy him for his Cabinet. E of St. Louis ta one of pany s directors, Bakiwin to toereas INspatches from New nounce that direetors o Lecumotive Work: to ruerryes will consides "s common “tork and of the new stock nm af The Baklwin Corpor to ubsorb two or three panies and center thet turing Operations in the “in plant at Eddystone, has A muenR iarger i © resuired tn the corms sicam locomotives, : \ month ago Baidw a sUbstantial Interest in DD. Whitcomb Coe. of RR: mnufacturers of elect 4. Yesterday thi conipany sold its prope cago, valued at $474,271 The Commeunwea#lth | bring to Granite City | lisher interests, which tood te have substan’ in Baldwin Loecomeotiv »fotors, Sinciaf, M Ward, Armour & Co. dustries, Arthur W. Buldwin director. has 1 a director of the Chi Western Railroad. ——_——— Local Stock Lés in#Ung on the St. L Exchange of 69,000 ¢« “0nal Bearing Metal Oo par value comimnenh $4610 shares $100 pref is announced. Trudi ck will begin Friday There has been liste Lonal 246.900 shares of & Fuller no par wale sic *® mei, ie Studebaker-Pierce Arr Corporation bor .W YORK aApril ll<— ‘ident of Stedetewer Cz an eof the heard af Autor Car «ce hes aanews ¥ of (oe Slutebaser- Merce Arm ‘rh tes eoefeeiget ite aa ee e th two REDS ‘Th *il)} hegre ite headway rsa ani wti teat \* her gulwidiafita « “ O°OTRran market "OF ercba. CEre, Rank of Trance St \¢ Agpyetaied i*rees. Lf f i wehc) — el ay ah "? Mbt» ower reset sorwuntie & 4) Rate «f cheered i Sanat ce Canadian” Nattenal | “) Assexlaiod form LWA, April t1.—Tie = 7) are f tee (ume 7 Sao ‘tachen tse “Se 7: 3.83) ots After = tier hace + Yee was $55.°15.730 ao: : “° re? bry ’ “ “ Tepert «ef &- He “hi? etd oresident oon — @8F onreates 2 Li fage, Miittinter of Raiwe ‘ mitdumg Lidéd: sm | Sw suedetettienge 560 Gites,

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PAGE 32 _ re erer-OmMcH THURSDAY, APRIL 11. 1929. et ee PPB Ls OP PPLE LG a aa WAGNER ELECTRIC stanes sous“ TODAY'S NEW YORK STOCK MARKET ‘tatii swears aq) ———— Ses es ae BOOKER |} weer OR reenter a" en ae we York Steck Exchange were 3.101,550 share+, compared > in =Tor kK «. ‘nn ‘ of “4 Etiatieie , 3,781,900 yesterday. 3,350,060 a week ago and — Sto See a year ago. Total sales from dan. 1 te date * ( C O MPLE » oS ae , { achanged omitted’. (x) Odd were 329.583.0070 shares, compared with 225.665,.700 «a BY SPECIAL ASSOCIATED PRESS WlLkeE. dividend. *B icin. tec: bx-rights STOCK HIGHER [2zetee ees Se ‘| SHOW DECREA wet OY es OD PIS A A ALR AN ts a Pee Nala Pe Ri mm Atta Ale PUREE ite note +I92Z9 Stocks and Annual Net r1929 Stocks and Annual wet “1929 Mock= and \nnnal - = € tin ‘ (IN EXCHANGE | COMPARATIVE STOCK MARKET AVERAGES. High. Low. Diy. in Dollars. Sales High. Low. Close. Ch’nge High. Low. Div. in Dollars. Sales High. Gow. Close. C’nte High. Low. Di. im Dallas. Sales High. Lew. Clase ae . . : of Ke ~0 Loe % \fArysier Corp s Lug 324: S89 % , . Industrial-. Rails. Utilities. oe Tt od 4 3 ee Sxes 4 24 . O24, 635% In Match | f 3. 26 . iL+ 3 Pier eer Bi. i - * : y ” International Shoe Also Re- | \.°°2° —- presse meh t ve fe = wers $3.99 ad distribuf ree de were Laco Oi] & Trans SEVERAL POINTS ON CURB ee eee Fewer. 239 95 =| 89% 94) ae 19%) 203 en oe te i a | SONS fewa) 4 * a , rt Lid Li +h ++eet |] +4 dean uie* pe eae 8 "a ot te ate pile FS ne ig cette a ie “4 - Pay tt re od te Pt ‘ oe o> pe for the of § - usands h moO vw? figures t} [9 | . a | > ~ — + » Le Davison Chemik ‘ — 4 International Gt. Northern * 1 165 . adiator 5 .. 22 .189% } | L a9 u | é $. | Pee Sem OUOSOO lies 44 Am Rao mace. 5; oi el le ee eG ieee tees 9. 2514 3 - +e eS relat e7u 18 ‘Tenn Cop & «‘h 2 ) iT%' 24 | employed fast Th Tex, ee , 7 = Oo were peid. if regular sa lmriec, proportion al ) we oe “3 s Ww ~*~ I+ ss re . ’ =| ond wo 2 ip engbiaiane v hy - 7 Te VON CED ide (.abriel snub A es A bs 7 ; Sa coun Steck ft \change Chicago Bea: . ae T rade New York (Lerten bv change ~ ‘ret our Lat of available Nailed without SOATMEN S BANA PA 9 thing, OE alll 7 : : P% 126% . “ @ “7 : | . : Phin Meer &., & > * ‘ ea a re on ge — Oenver "OLUily oy amanTeese “ a) re - x, @ iu i" s? ba L.wurs Merchant. bv change Ze «% ~s y+ «& -™ o G&G & v2 , é &, (¢ net iveree 4 om Next Pace , = AR Wn he we

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—— + carina _ ee ee — BROKERS’ LOANS = | SHOW DECREASE ~~ LOE S135 000 000 ludin cent “Gurter}, tr ‘ar Sted). (x) top \-righr. ww i eae Lary “ 000, Shown in Loans for Own Account by New York Banks. member ban} | pat ¢ #| T} ment of Elish ’ Co., to > Tinanec: Stood. motor Stock the Ene! Largest Drop, $106 ,000, - | prebabiy the An) absence unsettled Conditions and the eee to se =————.___ ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ' Wall Street | News and | News and Comment | 9 egg a W Stre et NEW irilies YORK. Apri! an iticipates =Onous ce an “a ; j aiong the ; SEC mat, Organizatino . ‘ ZatTIOn i} rganiza- ION sey continue: vecasioned by n Wall Street CUuUStLOI) lable pro- itake of copper necessity the daily ix The decline in amounted to 4% cents a pound 5 1607, 1O8%. 1ee7 ov jii4 a lag 6 uf) thous: Miilio: STOCK EXCHANGE MEMBER th Ques: persons to thei: amount fived o7 them, These without #he Changs en CONIM Iss) Ons re ness procured Lyx iyments were made “4pproval of 158th Dividend Tur regular Quarterly dividend of Two Dollars | and Twenty-Five Cents ($2.25) per share will be paidon April 15, 1929. to stockholders Tecord at the close of business on 76 119 | March 14, 19279 ' t 32 : a: np H. BLAIR- SMITH, Treasurer. ho 718& and Bot, Sold & Quoted: [ATED MOTORS EVERGREEN MINES We ts OF Piet spas we ia ee - Lee Va \" am « e ~~) be “Tee ~ Ne A ss Hd KATTELMAN & Co Artve ang Inactive Securities tn af! merken te WS Centra) Nat'l Bank Bids. i CHestnut lia GArfieid 5240 ’ | Excellent Investment for Em ploved Women / of fal | Fidelity ©. First Mortgage Rea! Willi | i wit} ate Bonds can be purchased spott Provides ¢ interest OM savings Get our list of avaiiabie Issucs Mailed without obligation lines ~ Mt et a ts SS te os 5, - - ee -~ -_ > _ C 'ite90— Denver SUSPENDED FOR YEAR|»: pri eae of bo urht | | Atlanti, i ; of the ing and Robert Px tions markets too} |; during the w+ /mand for b reafienine Pp? Pt durit period and some pri, ing Was noted. ? used lea ma r this period wi th more active marke. Louisan St. BOND * MORTGAGE By the ~ “hy ees i MORTGAGE (0.8 ’ DES “Mite: og Chemical Bidg.. St. Lous ir EC + Ala ‘Feasury interest payments paval sank uf New called eg asins COmmon STOC}- = q also tj anagot he ¥ ares, mmon, ex ept Class of sh no vy OlINng POW Er, a 2. prica . SLOoOr Reflecting i Gold Se; New York have four-for-on, “IMon stoc} to “T oc k hold. ve ms | = furnish Ss: | Lerritory ret “pokan: vanced cent Jackson the No we | Dox ize, a | Dede. ¥y O} iy Corporatico- to the Fixe, uti ("on Southern Pacifie to fill the VaCancies cyoy.e, Or J. Horace Hiardg Ugrden x eet eee Weekly Leather Review. BOST rN, Leather fr Of leather mar Apri! L.——Shos 7 >? - iT} i4aif 4 , hel ST ¢ Mors Was €Vident d; Beye TH by « good oon to shade improvement Was exper is in the meki: Eng Insurance Director Firm. Associated P’rees MOINES. Ix Maginit, o 97 y - : be director of 1 Diy, CUARANTLES-EVERY-BOND ™ 1087 ' Pace dav. Ingurance «, The companys accident and heal! ¢ 4 DOMESTI PORLIGN ——- THURSp AY, ___NEW YORK ORK CURB AgsUC Claicd :ress Yor] c omple uded’ Im On thie Arba ‘Ork Curb fk; Henge today, aii stocks and ] ** ox es 000 on: 1olloOw -m 2 stock Omitted, Jy SHits. High. Law. BONDS, thee me peed be A RRO “ut ATMsBtre: A rmétroang Art Mets 4 ary le . - hs 227749 wy f. ~ @ rs Ae ewmont ‘ey tr rT? BONDS * Ur Dre Dock ' nit Elee Ser oe ; od, mm *s ‘2 a - Tn EBlee Ser, ] Pr Line ' United Gas Co ae Fin pf Unit Gas Imp RTE BPO ga “Sogn a APRIL 11, 1929 | COTTON. CLOSES STEADY ., ON NEW YORK MARKET “ales. Hich. - Close, New Orleans te gee (ORT ; Louis Spot Cotton. A» Chicage «¢ Ollon Market. grat , Mididai wg? ’ Codd) eles YURI \ \e ; >—......... england Statement. 1] Curb _Sales—Coatinued | _ tle. Higt, aw. wee nena OM. C leene STOCK ~ 44 4% et le Voiort) Wright Aco Yeti Taxi Pen tt hs Tiadino fonite Prog ~}| Hrd iy dre ali = ST. LOUIS PQsr- Sol DISPATCH _ ee LOUIS LOUIS s7 amounted to 3748 Cre $19,000 » rainst $1¥' Following is a complete S, Sales; high lou cloge an ~~ are CK EXCHANGE shares, Compared vw rday list of sec i0f Vests also Storks an nd Annual Dividends, _in Bellare, _ tor Ca 6 87, ry*¢ Neon-Sten hen &-Sh wikis i* Senta - THU RSDAY? SC AVS CLOSING ‘ , | Close SECURITY Bid ett dipuareniee ‘ank & . , 800 Trust 10 oleae - »* ‘lose Asked. Boatmen « Franklin, + tm 7 “ss at SOC Indeper dent K na pp “t Louis ion True 16 V2 35 of 7 : qd 208e Waar tore oe: ‘Sales High.| Low. ' Net i¢ lose Close, hige.j_ Bid. " “t « . _ > Or toe ally oO ey Ton eux QUOTATIONS. Close fle nt) SECURDTY. Bid. | Ask, Packi Monareh ; pfd 3 yo 5 lede Stee! yi Bianke rities vest Sielore -P ac King SOuthern Ac id 3 Huttig com )].56 ’ | Nat nussmann-] Aigonie; “we : ‘ | St ic Pp ress Brick. eee Sn Ee (In bond sales 900 Omitted ) ‘Dividend rat@s as given in the table are the latest Cuarteriy or ha} if-year declarat i, Onis, thé dividend intention announced at the ti me Otherwise noted. extra or Specia’ divia ends are Louis ‘ ‘ha! ri Houston jf! v 968 Pearing Met 6s, Stores « , i¢ “ ; in the annual cash Payments based o), oF, In case of newly listed securitie, of original gale and listing, Unless hot include Se eegpeeeeme ee — —— ' | New York Stock Market (Co vI92y Stocks and Annual!) High. Low. Diy. in Dollars. ‘Sal W Penn P 6pe pf 6 West Union +. 2 fee Westingh Air Br Westingh El & erat Elec Inst. White Eagle bn 2 . White Motor Co ] Wh Rk M Sp ett? % White Sew Machins Wileox i} & Gas Wileox Rich’ R Willys Over] Willys Over] ‘iison (ae Woolworth Worth Wright rig em & T Mfg 4. Yellow Tk & ; Yg¢ LA SEW Yest S «& a 5 a ——SS FORD THINKS FEW FIRMS SOON | WILL CONTROL PLANE INDUSTRY. Also Tend ‘nde mcy Will Re te | wae Standardize Design, With Chief af Aims Ixonomy and Safety. f 4 SOClated TROIT, Mix a Says }Pre«ce LA -: Pass into the hands of a few COrporations much n 10re rap te ‘than did ths automo. Hie expressed th ‘rday after ne had All-American Airt (Det) POrtation- Patsenge the great “amount Prod ur Cause 1] Production of :} commercial planes to gra © the hands of a Fo, qd &; lustry Was in Nost ¢ Diane notors. Jr “as Practica} experi. esis EO on. iv} eC’omrn “Cts it time la ne x down tO & LY pes not Ereativ jn nere des} ion a Principal air industry.’ FREIGHT RATES CUT ON COAL FROM INDIANA TO ILLINOIS © Schedules » ffective dune vig LO Shipmen;:. Bercrny Of Mines Five CNC Ansociated Pre WASHINGTON. > 4) ij 15 Apply Iwo Groups | hold Towns. far) With ’ Baat.a ad . ; ‘OM ms ree affore *¢, Cont. cheduyles ' JF, afte, lea ler. (707% | he rnge Pre se hit (srai OO) Te OT «*; ’ . : t, TTL ims) Mahomet. Tr ine -Bullivan i to “nam paign and Apri lrbana Wl be $1.45 > to Bt. Jo. | 41.35. and te Mahomet and Mansfield. $1.50. ee Rank of India Rate LONDON. 1. and to Si.3¢ from the lL.inton mines the rate ye hy Lead Was $6 on nom} > rrr prod Ls f cables UZAiN came eta, } | | Net es High.! Low. Close. |Ch’nge x30) 1 06% 106 % 106% 195% 193 5 213% 200% $46) 46 4 562 19 16 LEAD, ZINC NC AKD C1 COPPER quoted in im py touts to 00 ner Tn ib » Quoted ‘at $6.7 ; lbs Mw ve ORK rine ‘ "lectroty tie iB?) ina! and ‘ulghene red futures 46.75 AS 2ABt Mt Quiet oe ©. 7U@ 6.5 I] an ~Standerd CO Dp ires mf 15 Clee t; E INDON ) Ne tay & futures t” 1: futures £24 futures £8 Se *, NEW YORK RUBBER MARKET NEW YORK ‘hams 2. lj Rubher future. edd DATEL 17 J Bteady May #2? + mi) Anril | Rubbe, erent )7 R pber fy! May , 40 Ju ee it OT ee New York Sugar. RK m ’ WOC# rahe YORK. April 31 Cott Markets continued qu rday Merehants were a tO regard -he narket @s d conditon on the Strength of tion Statistics and Were ‘nS firmly to Prices, but ¢; relapse in interfer wider Burlay COntir cotton buyer Inte rent. in lower, steady Markets here an a Were @iliet : fhe almost decliy Ths Tir 4nd art; There wy 4 Geisveries onte - for futures burt at low ee - New (,Tain Conmimisstc mer, PFE RSON Lan). April ‘ Btrifte id toda: AD Teo Hitmen o I? ; *tecdeceveal hOunts ph Brice Girard, a a8 Btigt Warehon, OM mM , succeed Roy 14 Mon} Brissenden Nas bes “reo of the ér — se qf ; & Lee 7 LFroetiten. louis Offices « ‘an and Wars House (ori. On) jie was SPppeinted « —-s ontr for two Years to fii] tin eebeetces:.'.. UNCXPired term of Monier, endin.: {. 15, 193 ntinued) | tie ea a sentiment, Te ae OBE ale. ay oe Were F Se adele be 9 Mens ial Ay PR eer cathe. ite ae - AEP OS cat me Sy al wy, ; ntniAiiateatinten en ee iiitattieeeesie en te We, in sage se eetmiathda ies rae st RT TOMB LENS ROR 9 =: ens ie PENA SO atte , as oe A, WR

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PAGE 3: _ ST.LOUIS POsT- DISPATCH _ is ale =... THURSDAY. APRIL Ti: 10 eee ______ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH City Counselor’. Aids Promoted. ; en B. Bohnenkamp an oe PRESBYTERY PLOSES amt we a the aot . . ~ bic follow: d Promotions of three aids in the H. O'Toole, who were spe he eta, NFERENGE | "=" s000%er eons { ny Law Ly pei rtipie ? 4 arr. ig tortie Vs on tie «taff, na’ 60TH ANN . are : - . slor als ES. uing, is nder arrest in creases of salary, ave been am-; made Assistant COunsciors. 2 hits . with the stabbing nounced. Fliovd MeKinne’ wh {. Weiss hi been roca “ ei — ill., Chosen for Next} with the staboding. was an Assistant ‘ounsel lenecial attorney in the condemua- Year's Meeting Place; National becomes an Assoc: te yunselor. tion division. Delegates Elected. tae anton Prestyters ose4 | TOOTHACHE ixtieth annual meeting in Win annual meeting in When you want quick relief; when you want yourtoothache to vanish instantly — insist % 5 | delegates and meagan 96 afi : that your druggist gives you : waapeogges esata " | 3 ‘ Pier ‘ , J I F FY Ol S| Sy, ammann of Edwardsvile| TOOTHACHE DROPS | ks eae . DELIVERED FOR $5 CASH ne nmittee and e * Ithe Rev. W. C. Krebs 0 en > : igestion | Supplies of Foreign Missions Beautiful Outfits that have been especially planned and furnished—just ready to step “he signation c : -v ; - . : > a as inte. For wana tee S-TO-BE who want to pi ce their furniture now, a small deposit J byterian Church of Belleville, wa |i . | rill hold vour outfits for future delivery, if desired. You also have at vour service at S aenous eae ‘ ned i. Bi Reet ee ee ee 2 all times ... Our Convenient Budget Plan of Pavment. it is the most powertul Know e |} accepted : ll to the stminste: | . . against acid stomach. / id ~ AY PTrTian iu, cr need = RSOT)- t ‘a mces (nat ~ rR 7s . stanley Presbyterian ' hut ’ ' hi a St. Louis, yesterday, atte! Tr) hai i sick Indigestion is a danger signal of on- or "here ne coming troubles such as colds, sick installed Pr: ter an ~_ —— headache, rheumatism, sour stom- 7 ev. E Z ee _ ach, dizziness and chronic dyspepsia. @ “ °° VTSS" * “r ' The instant vou get the first signal of gas, sourness or dizziness— CLOSED BANK § INCOME MORE STOC K - take ACIDINE at once. Your troubles willbe relieved immediately. @ — THAN PAYS LIQUIDATION COS Your druggist knows its worth and will return your money if you ee ragga HS ‘ : ra A UN, \ Pri I —_ don’t find it the best relief for all these troubles you have ever had. nantes and tnterent ei alee Made by men of years of experience in scientific research at the * * _ f re . _ = - Health Laboratories, Inc., Pittsburgh, Pa. =| costs late of liquidatin hi eople Ban!) which wa closed in "re —o = 2s. es A . ~ " aoe = Raigines 3. iia o a a “sel >. 7 x - - eae + * 4 iz "i : > ae > = #} 4 a Tha Sy oe . ¢ Ps “4 3 ree t Ss a ) = Pa . 3 oa y . eS Be e : Deine tale ry Ae eet as, fone eal tas wie At All Leading Dealers eval ip ROI eA Nay ete NIC es ee 4 = * .? : ite > T nis A hite poreelarm . & . > ~- > ‘ : ge - . ~ e : eA~5t + wen Be. i ate Foey hate ; _— ) pe i Pret ia 2, ta liige as rily « do not PAE ay ...this astonishing prke e $00.75, less . = : ‘ , : * pry till rs n ia- Ee AAR OFS MOA rere SH. heb iin Ctiale oly s aeaeano apenas Sorry ea CORRS Mf ae at » Pr Gon rads uaa oma tet CABIN: atte ~e 2) : DHRC I ROR peaperpenncns » ress pager tee ere anre Med LOY Apne aston at ra ee GES. oPeshe ae hint : ™ te am > - © tes hy * prea “ r beset ait ¢ = large Dressers— 12 50 In coed condition 7 ust rate | tubes, incluies a Utah Dynamie Speaker—and NO AL RIAI | 1 Se ‘ a y We esd aed i has four gas burners oe ¢ nS 4 7 : ij if ; +s ; isis Anite , : 13 NEEDED. AND MATTRESS lee : Bi | ee Z. a large oven and } Suoet » | 2s ee 2 : , | . ie brovier. A wonderful ery Special ef pi Sa eee, ee : ; $9 4 q = See Our Display Other Leenard Reirigerators. Cerk of Superior and Insulated. Priced Up te 8108.75 Quick Meal Ranges. Mederaiely Priced aie Or RE Lee Pm rhe ARE ean, Mors oot iy eatschpaer eg 4 PPS , Rr Re ty A Fle id “ ge aga pity nb > em, 40 div hae ee whine whee? RUGS—SPECIAL || : aa a tiz Feit-tme QE | GOODYEAR Store Open Evenings Till Nine “ORIENTAL And Any Old Instrument @ 4 | eee special $15.00 : TIRES RUGS ‘Store Open Evenings Till Nine j{ weet... $E9.TS aac EASY ON EASY | : Store Open Till 9 TERMS HOUSE FURNISHING COMBDANY TERMS | | Free Mounting ' ) ‘ - AT UNION HOUSE FURNISHING COMPANY } aan 206 N. Io? Sr. 1120-30 Olive Street 1120-30 Olive Street a7 & MARKET Sr - ie et So Te a a Re in ae Tuy r<, * wey a (ary 4 pein aR SARS SERN SP

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a”? ~ Fiction— Fashions Household Topics and Women’s Features oz SWOGMES THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1929. SALSA AA LALLA LIA ALLA A EMSS WOO WNW oa 2. Se = 2 § ~— .. a — $3 PON seee cis > - Reg a . x Pa > 7 *, 7 - - « _ ™ ~_* _- ~ oo Se atkins ica Seca Sn a ee OO Teer MPS Ke SOON ne SP DOPL LOR EEREE PL EBBOBLLOPORPCCOLOCELOLED PEOPLE PLL CHP “§ CALE POOUER EE ~ ~ ‘ ene ae eS 25) > > * » af S SITE OF FIRST BRICK SCHOOL SOLD AGAIN Se ddcdddddddd tn (£4 DAA Dh LAenee et “a = ‘~ ———— [ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH RSS RS flliillldillyyyy, Ml oe 2 p Aap be 2 ah RS ; il Sighs ; Z7“X_ZLTZZ YY Lees, i. th SS we Ys, Jy ee ~ 4 ay ye J "s YY Uy JY "Wedded decpdddddccddddddddddddddssddaasssasdddias by? : ‘14, Uy Ye 4 W . ~ ‘ WA Q QQ MQOAWv 3 . ** ageeee ** > sees? as ehh s> Ee aa WS > Sea Sat ae BM SINE MOMMARSSTEE * ™ ? * Toe Se ae OIC P “ 7 _* . . * . 4% “‘.-eeetSteteret ooo ee a * SS Whee aneanaacacaccccacacess*! WMA AA aN aes SAR [ — wet ee te BQH ame ne. ~ By. WSS . ee EA Ba s = N Ws NJ SN . ¢ * , * SPOLEECELBEEEERAEBOOEBLEBBALG LL OTOL Tn Eee ell. apie ee SSSSSS a5 : ¥ T 5 - : eeutueuounmnnnuuusamaninmuenumentoraaunuunmummumnmcr naan rT | 4 Wht si tps Lh bb dddddddididéididdddfiiliififiiiildbdiiedids WER SSS Xs ae \S SN gvSS SESSA AS EA Be ees Pasataarag,y NS \ Popular Comics News Photographs SQV VV" THURSDAY, APRIL PAGS & 7 TRENCH WARFARE IN MEXIC LL Cee eee ane# SPEECH EEEP AH _ = . = ~ * . - ‘ ey, eS all , a RW SSS FOS 554555 458545855 ae . ty z . “A RQ || WN \\ NX SD. KX AIN eratecly Priced RIENTAL RiGs ON EASY TERMS & “e ke -eee ~ “— or p= ae z “a ‘. g - nN 3 Ps ay ba 7 ~ . - EEE FO OE OT eww © - & & % a wy a a with the camera pointing.directly upwards ——s _2 leap trom a bridge only 135 fee: T UNION > parachute opened in time for him to land safely. This picture —Iini-rnatrens’ eeere a as Qess We . x ~*~ 4 > » ay SF SSVSBaSSSRERSEEEREERE SEER ERERGSE ° ee + eS a N * et «the ee ROHNHNA = SSSA LESRASREREASREAS oe ee RV VW \ We . ied “ ven tee bb hah ithi atic i. >i hae SON _ an’ SS Mrs. May Sutton Bundy. for- mer International tennis champion. who ts going to England this summer in an effort to regain her tities first won 24 years ago. is now 40 years of age —- &£ Chote Fitz Eugene Dixon of Philadelphia, who has been named as captain of the U §. Davis oo ~ . . . hh bh he hh hk ee John D. vices at “Uta ytd The icture at the top shows the Federal Army, at Naco, directly across t ba: when the rebel attack on the stronghold ceased. During the fighting the mongrel dog, seen in the The picture directly above is zales. Federal commander, and his staff, watching the attack on Naco from a machine gun nest. kbhoG > Pd yi 4 2 , A ' a" * ¥ 4 4 . " ; . - x i trial seer lll the line from Arizona, during -@ of General Lucas Gon- -Agsormiated Press phovw.. ‘4THERE GOES VMI) SPPPLEPELLPREREBEELELE ES “ = PEE Age pan eS ree Se Renhitalios asmastiin Grids ether tintiaed " - Sunday Schoo! seep * * narnia’ - oem Se ele! Ae: als 1 ay EN OL IIE SIRI NO aI Ee NIE ERG ARNE IA AN, OS, Nagy a ARR OR Ay Z x “4 é { By es evans. «they in ee en ne ed * i a : ive Sh Sa Np MRE Vig etyeigt: war's ~> alae bene Te ele pe te he ten A

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| PAGE 36 The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine THE WAY ' CROSS-WORD PUZZLE How to Guide | TALES THAT TABLES TELL | 4Recipe for Today —— ; ee ae ~ | aie - : 9 | Lattia * ; By Alma Zaiss Georgian Sweet “Taters xt . } wal - a : ’ oe 4 & V OMAN ee Tree be peppeiiy. SAREE six medium-sized sweet potatoes, | **00° STSRKAgs By Katherine de ; A ee ONS, % cup nectar raisins, .blespoon | * St | ee By Agnes Lyne . butter, salt a even > - ee ; ; “ ee f ee - wil ts Gia f 2 iS. ac . _ s 7 ft . ree 6h | SSO | Scape. : Tee Oe Ce ee oe eS SaaS ee , gi wee | : a : TELLING: IE . ~ — . “ [ — ° . ~ ee ol - gi . 4 ee » ete - g By Marguerite M. Marshall | eS Se | HIS PLAY | } kK is bh 11ic S$ WOrs : : 5 pa yaa 3 ee are s, Pies : * “ ; y * bs we Are . ’ ‘ Pr} : » 3 ~~ a*u - 7 ¥' 2% | ”; - ee, xe = all cA oa : P “ : ’ 42 a . > - " : ™ 3 Soy eae , “ o- : : ; . - — ; a * ry ‘ eve ee on * x a ~ : ry ® . 4e ; "4, . mn 4 a on én oa " as x o . = s an, pS 7 Pp ‘ ‘i P - . - = -_ o SINGING cowboy, on a “du See SS > wis e has no time to was rhe re ies gett rd > es — 4 qo : 4 St & 4 } . t } rlé basing Se: a ee en ee SO SRO EES Oe eS let ot cers : . ' ; ; > es ~ *2 a ; Sak we ’ *TthR a Cnicago O¢:ress. , ake 2 _ se oars - . Live s ; ae wen i 4 oe = =: eee re eng toawise, an ae in , nou . And she with him ° ' oe SS : _— eT : . « sh e & a ; , ese eae am ittle c . of the engagement Thorne and George (“Bis So Se : | ing ir ) — a Ps P= no ee : ae | — - 9 : Se S52 | Ships. hen he plays wit Ais | is Seo ic. ~~ ewes ee eae iit] : ‘ec mie, as The former Miss Thornes parent | ent sees 's SES ; | 3¢ re Pin made. fhen i ; on ep re : Pig : ne we ats ai ge Ba ; ~ : east few ) ears i have were eo grgstiy annoyed , EN Se | Peaches for the curtain and camnot | {[ 000) gan Ss eS eR ay ee | , | . .way from most soci That they persuaded her to come ws oo eu ee are ea ae is = heme for two weeks and It Over. The trial separation was to be a “Jove test.” Even if you havent reac in newspapers the ending of chapter, i‘ant you guess Wouldn't you know—wouldrta woman with a knowledge of h ° '* ; t * -- . fad he : a w ¥ to mdisten. At Aj 39Ns. iH ial, Fi It is ra rat) 2 awi * 1 Ae a -e a mistake. Wei TES ROTM -milv to dinner, and ie ™man nature know— | é doir ” , | 5 That such a trial separation cout wre area 1 ing his creasing knowledg the : sian its a alli vilteiaal ) e Scie wet fervent ek - 3 ! —- ; . — 3 re abate ee ee a — Se oS oie Aa ic end only in the most fervent an wid. He is the milk man pene A a ete telicic : teat 2 sk NOVELLE a. Here is a fine ane’ . a Fry? _* mn) i. ~ f TE. ims 1 . _ + iin Tee ’ : 2 e . : es te ° i , 2 x ' se — . . : paltry ag te. ashi rere sensi i DIS @ ask OU : . icw ¢ ] Vey LOed tne j eg seoertunity for you te “Fer two weeks I listened te m 2 mechanism j| storekeeper wit) eeries ti 1. | . ont Bite | : | Fee fT 7 ; ti : : i a j : es a, ' ; : ' + 4 and tin _S make their 3 Ls i : 7 * cy 2a LE Te car 2 +e = ft . tie 4 ranmt ‘ r ‘ ‘ 43 G $ £ : OT} ‘ . } ° 7 : j | i} : ; a | ; Katherine, the brid ack EAT RENo| pens men eas ding. 2 | shipment. |it b 7 the rae ee ©VWR 00000000000 000000088 ‘2 PART ee SG EY EY ERI os EY 9s Ee A or : = ? . +a _ ty v ’ ~~ IN > ; ine — ; - . . ° one inspired by Ciassic But found that my sve Hac i Leite. ; ercoiarc | > avs ho a is > luc ; ; ; le * ? G ot . iMav~e t2Gn oc Ler limi, | ig 13) 1a f Oi iveis e _ 3 T he S€é A ret irr . . ; : * Z on? o 8 reyU - enga gen ereased during the separation.” | 14 Noted : GS G&G Pr RE | 10. Scholars, his underst: ec of } » life , wigs BPR , re ~ = a z r ~ : - ~ - .™ . e ‘ = ee ~ + 2 TT * 7 « l . +3 4 : 2 . ; t , ‘ , > 3 n : od] on r nr ma nN n ~ r Ss uch They Last! . eee ce og ; 2 of © And perhaps she and her youn era Og Mo ia RE CRD cic ae Express enthy- | Thus all the time he is Sisyinc |_._; ee Ne a ce ae ee : 7 = te eS eee husband, settling down togethe n nth ny ad G. epi tr ee | 2 iS Working ans learn n ; H . is | - Por saig — “tl rca - — ane ox oe siege | Opp. Rialte Theaire Teeatre Bide. — a a : : eee Ge pense in = honeymoon apartment in| Moss. SOUEBEAT 13. Units emiring pasties! ehilie. Teil noe neta tee one ee ee eee) eee 2 ee io cuntueme i 5 tore ee Holly wood— Se jON ao O79 21. Time just before] living his grow’ cnowled | bow ppgronen i eee a tan stromag. ee - SUNDAY APPOINTMENTS . oe rime” Cn ae 7 Perhaps they feel that they have —_ PiLe event. | 7 | luda. ne he Intex > fedet is never | or passed the test of love— , what we call “he 4 That they have proved beyond any . : i ih teeter win: | pa | . | | : rval 10% ek | | “3 ae doubt their deep and unchang¢e- Clever atural s 6. Marsh: Rn. 1 ais t wees altente so asin hroug Latographic rodut nowi! ut ak for > | Che when vou @ ermaim able devotion. we con- : ' te Te ae ; . has come for telll But for those who know more about marriage. ; | : - pee ate . | ; : | pe It is—well, not to laugh unkindly eal eo. Uverpow . 30. Require ae Py “RR ™ in -in design shown by the newer Ll ‘Copyright. 1925 n ave often, writs & | “7 Mies , . $44 i i ' re | A a - we S D x ” . ot . ; te] : ‘ thats ~ i bid Wy it -- - ‘ P hat 3 im torectin * : _ 7% _ : . pa — ; Be = 2 but to mile understandingliy, i = . -s , 2 & iime¢ : = + Tr ffa ne , . a ens—and one that Is interesting ; A: “a bb} t ha ’ ee “or ren @do net Aare Le a FR, nust always : 7 srownups who con-' > . ‘ . . ae ee . quite characteristic Line nich. ‘é 2 ir: ii may be ail “ to your frie nds. teil ° - >-§ — Ra - . . fan #44 trend, this ! Vey iteres ee. ' m you know imu ? Le And to refiect that the true test SE larvesti! “*° Governor. iA Rh ee rac in tak Gamasks 2s _newabie feature a new circular saw } Lt 2 ntact or those who of the love of Katherine and) ‘OURS trees. b2. Small island. (3 Rends. ee ge re + S€ in draperies and tapestries, design | fo yin the eci: . nt Gen Tee ex; vn or those whom y« George has just begun. Baws = ti bJ. SpanisaA pro 36. Sean ese ee ee ee he enriching quality which a work —— neal eee tomas n for some tame. A The test of the love that lasts—or | =" agg dd noe — 49. Disembodi- | his ab illite te ti he BO nary omc me Deneey eS toe —e Washable dfesses are | only | pretty, : 3 | wish, have Jou" = married love—is mot separation *"*"™ oe . eptai 4i. Former King of] ure of the kina ae leigntens the tone Oo: ihe isuitable kind rmal notice of the : -~ - . . - ‘ : ~~ hands. . tenals. 8. se 4 . 8 , but association, we we Sweden Pw 2 i . . 1% erial. ~oeeee . | "giclee tie newspaper. oF. 1 = = ae ’ | eS. J ( er ~ ‘i . s nt i 2 :: ’ ; ” ae a eee : ‘ . } Ph, | kite hen beautiful ee 3 The test familia J ‘ eee: —s ; , iit . { ‘ Ys H “Ay s 3 ; rs eee in tic if AyvS tO DE eavel sers twined Por mMiy to do this, inet ” * . - x . _— ~ me oees: ‘ ee r¢€ tI} izle in | - ear in tacking th es ee I peiaaa te Are ou Bothered trrin al otes, — ” é a a husband whose face ts lath- | * i Yrermo neer. a — Dar AY Bina sa eUMsCES iin th: re; ing 4 ar 2 he 2 of ; « 1@ ; $ to his Oxrte is. HeVvinis a‘ od . : 2. _% ~ ~ ’ Tit fa. at + > " th > ae . : - z ‘ h. 4 ered with shaving cream— “— —— —— - Girl's namic. 54. Contine cavaidiiedlaalih | duction linen fabrics became a With Ants ° tee eye oe Re vorse, toid his parents Pre i sid. on nee , aie the secret that . wie ~ Or—vet more disillusioning—whose | a ans. 55. Vehicle. Pot Roaster | delicate steeped in ‘tradition " face Yo prickly with a two day s | ‘ a ae " = - Tc> icus : ; " P 3 : . wieh ls TEL, EE a i 4 a craftsmanship, " e ° eream of Ice- _ und closest friends, — wh TERRO Ant Killer Will Rid wint acias in * : ties pe Don't think of this : beard. | 41. Festive 57. D in th: [het = eseered tren ax curk | this tradition has been maintain ; | keeping hands i } 6 the slightest awkwa Anether test of love is the endur =. ne —_ | seg i eee . — - pO ot 34-26 hand Your Place of Ants in and skin soft, smooth and white. oe : far it ~ - » “A a. = s : ",i*. t % ry re « as is 3 : : 3 r - ‘ as trans ion ae Lif n 4ic a - : , zround or re . | 24 Hours is) e t ’ > bee bet 5 pon eto llth fade . ye mod | fore retiring at night to both hands | — eli the “glad news about food. _ sth (Oy TUS] - otien 60. m} an | For it is in this nat th: SH a > nachinery. » matter how thick the ants are and face and on the — her _ : 1armingty. with the 1 . : | - > — 7 , ; omy . a, a — — as — ~a —s an - “ ag 7 P ‘ . | 1 ti ; ; KS Of bis irrational! peevishness een ee . £2. : ; | er cuts of ‘ es +, nets heres he minds of th n ¥ Kitchen, pantry, ie Do skin is beautiful to beboid. , = | . ig the open sesame ° " ~ * . on it s . af mae - ‘ Led LL i ) ‘j : = ith . . e ® - 7 : a aad when*he is slightly iL me et - ACR 1.€. . Steeps. | delicious, save dishes and he | craftsmen 1! arily conc rat-j| garden, TERRO Ant KAille ii Don't let peur skin lose its beauty or — ew highway on Whe Of his trick of repeating his fun- |} - £USSrR : irnished lawaii2 | meat bill + he greativ leceered | @4 upon a few favorite patterns, | eles rem out im 24 hours or less. charm through lack of proper care. Wom- — et your happy feet ae at 2 a ta ; a : ™ pe | — +. 8 &itaiil i€ssel ' a ne ;, fa . (i @m are constantly judged by their hands . -—" © - y stories over and over. ; — reath m proud to say m ron ot za Se B- Pat Blas Of UM y May gan That's our positive, monevr-b and skin. Lovely white hands are the reai ee a : - i ’ 5 . . . I~ _ oF . 7 ~ rT > ( rw o ™ 7T =, ~ +7 « : 4 a m S Of his disorderliness and absent- | ; ‘ e Get TEREO teda marks of refirement Some one wil] ad | CARD MESSA mindedness and before-break- ; “a fast sunliness. i] ° - 7 b 2 a0 | | © Py us But the endurance tests to which | Y mnt oe \ f iIePNMrea .* | selling beauty cream om the market teday. | mae § 5 Gt 3 - pene = ~ ~o . ’ } ~~! Th FO ~ 7: ~~ ~ rc ular Gives. fe | ec ana : & ca : “= ris me ‘tT? a . ads A man cannot be sure that his de- y Cohn G. W elles, Ph. L). SENORET CHEMICAL CO. ae oe yes -— ‘ t le still held votion is authentic. 1628 Gratiot St. St. Louts, Mo. ; ee vannnat Until & persists after he has looked | upen his wife when her face ix THE EARS OF WHALES AND WHAT THEY MEAN smeared with cold cream | ORE interesting than the por-! the whales por n - Or when her nose is red an: vers of whalebone wh h han iets ing ww Ith 3 head cold re | = ; i? bhe™ . “ate ei * mo me ; m ; ; Just a little touch of Ice-Mint be- ance of a husband's faultfinding | = ire. > 9. indow zlas: tc., Someti 3 called a Tyutch av: the operation of 1 icate mod- : A NLL MAB OODLE apie 1 lla watever: PLENTY GEREN eee : ee Te : mire yours, tec. if you give them a daily rour dealer for TERRO. ITé€ ‘touch of IceMint Do Sot negiect them sina Gcotumn to ago r re “ . eT I iD - “= . : ~ vet it. send 50 cents | ee Mint is th~ most modern, best and | -olumn that when rour visiting .card -heapest way of camnmg for your some one should fall ' en through the name ote on the back of & ren sign “Mary,” ws | right. or should th sage be written on th ef the card with the ™ ‘ want to know pa am 9 i« i we Cee J ate . i 7 powder can disguise. Sti Miles aie ae “ apr His leve algo undergoes the acid | side of its h:. i re Page , ma See eeeremce Of bis wife's mag-| the whaic. from the «rientici’«{ | +... .. ” — mu : 4 2 ging because they can't have a/ point of view are its cars clea, hues dn at as or « reeriecg new car. ¥ studying the e iia | dei. en eens eee sportoegbossi- e aty : ni re ayo nO ea oe ei + DEOe tastes in food are cultivated. ness and nervous pettishness. , : day. the- whai: le Ee : ae ‘ " ron eut the aa DES SE SES LILLE LIE, Cera iat Maas Metso on For Maxwell House is not a single coffee flavor, but se maint io ae is an emotion felt by human— | wate I i ie ee ee ee a rich, deep, sparklingly w roblem = i message or ® card exasperatingiv 7 lik : a w ae rs : . c gu * now Lois conch neil rich, p- > mello blend. | f " : ssag° a : a Cn ‘ thea ” One woman tells another-of HRP °°" new solution to an.old wet? aettle a dispute th Bes . — my heme for - eal y % > as : 3 a 3 4 4 8 A na ole TN MR . name '? «mm: wrote 2 DWiee > n@ on the face of U {ae ah Fa sgt eats ; . human—beings. siore " nim in his | F ail pen ia appro a secomes the appropri: Thi “ r + + were , say — . ims fos JU ’ en ; s {orcet " noe = . _* - this ip the sert ef love that sur-j like a fish and has ca vem he i Ret The old Maxwell House in Nashville— where this cof. ' = written on tee aaa salami “¢ . Tomerrow: The Last of the Great fee was first served—had a reputation far and wide for e... Z fer the crossed-out & ogg 3 | —— Ones. iow ? en Now if the message nou never De given by absent| The fossils in the rock show tha: silica aii its wopderful coffee. Now the fame of Maxwell House wile : : the back of the card, | reatmen ; ; cat wcll . mi s ae : : ne . Net ete EE a by | : meee Fe Coffee has spread from coast-to coast. It is pleasing ge + Sa 7 s [ suppose. be strictly er, will prove whether the cow- liege cian int ‘ ie . reme — ‘ aD : : ) more people than any other coffee ever offered for sale. : ee ee al Re? 8 P ety at aa ‘* } . . vie Bak > : Lis : ; : J - ’ ‘ Os) es ~ . Me De s . is ; . : . . : oo - ‘SF : ie mu > And io oneg ssaagg ange 4 | impressions of their one-fourth pound f pulverized You yourself can get Maxwell House Coffee today from 2 ate hi ‘ ae : | ‘he more consistent | . 2 IY ‘fay to find out! the ear bones are the | Saltpeter in one gallon of at . ; pa br a ae bee waether their marriage—or anyj hardest bones in the whale’ bodies.| Apply On a sponge to portions of ee | : # ti aa 4 2 “e oe pet us" pracy eae will be happy. | ancient ears were reguiar | he 7 wal! pape . ni ' . es = } ep c Is to try it. Here's hoping: pauipped with amen * a a “ad mates pape! (Copyright, 1929.) eine Se sag reniiagellt ama Lhe Kiy sOaks through a: Rees on i | * ' ; ecm G ‘per fashion. And from that fact | paper, which can be eet Ss : sae Sane y *. og : Laundering Woolens : “ ems tists assume that at that HEN washing woolens there are a few rules to be observed if the laundering is to be suc- a - Sugar’s five uses The water should be abou: the (emperature of the hand, which is ad 2 98 F.. and all the rinsing water in the diet should be of the same temperature. | " ee Never use soap in cake form. | waite soap er teap tunes anise, Authority explains this delicious food not boil this, as it will darken the ae ert : iF : | _— - hi : am : ‘1 gai cit a SM biel sabia eye Ge 8 i * ss -, on odin , My wt Bee Wee re ee “7 fifa peta a a im SE Se an él ~* far re ee tours apian teats in Stes Shame « - gin os Aba aoe OM ie ee ee iig® 4 yn ota SND Aw iva wm one AO try wee f ‘ ry , a ee tts os ee ~ Ge ~ RR NCS ee On I en ty * ’ hives Xie « es Saar st ir Pe ae ites i ATES Wy math Me toe, de eas} Rae: ee solution so it will mot be fit to use ro m- WE RECENTLY asked the food scientist on light colored woolens. S. > . ome ot the great universities to describe the She tom ae ee ity am Aveid aikalis. The eniy ones Wz ‘¢* gighttul place of sugar in the diet e ¥ og 3 G ef. v3 he ly ones , | si par in th - a i reat reluef. both physical safe to use are ammonia ‘just ea So aes aie “Sugar has five distinctive uses,” he said ge ce eee ie dit na, tow dreps) or borax (one er two > — 4 “1. A conserver of toods, 2. A flavoring sub- a : § it iy ANE Tatif comes with the use of this scientifically tablespoonfuls). | , + stance. 3. A satiation factor. 4. A staple fuel. = = ~F BLES, A ! perfected sanitary protection De not boil woolens, as this | || 3. An emergency fuel.” : : - § ALS, — : | Ss ” ; ls causes shrinkage. . | a The sme showed that sugar is used as M . sae ee. UPER - SI LE mie | “ mereees Never rub, just squeeze and || a comserver of many foods, especially fruits. ee ; : 7 3 7 a > im the soapsuds. It is patter te | 7 | Discussing sugar as a flavorer, the scientist . " a : CROSS the counter, in offces,in come, toc. Each pad is rounded and a | use the wringer for heavy wooaj-| oo ——— the as ont A Al develop- aol crawing rooms, in country clubs = tapered in such a way as to leave a0 : ene than twisti th . e ments of the modern diet lies in the expansion 7” 4 Bb re ee : | —wherev meet th evidence of an Gist a with —_ of the use of fresh fruits . . . contingent on the free availability * . - Ms ee — of samimry protection. 4 a0 S in the ae process, of sugar.” ab : | i , oe | Chey ate learning acw freedom, new 5 ; taal ihe la N ms rat pope = the | Discussing sugar as a satiation factor, he said: “Topping off the a hese : . By yo" _ composure and ease of mind through , | eo | | M | — hich the meal with a sweet dessert gives a sense of satiation .. . an wu - y = ithe discarding of makeshif | You may adjust layers of Giller as ! z articie was washed and avoid hang- t item in the dict.” ef por E a aS samaeary aeeded—« thing ail - ing in direct sunlight. as this is Fac eciemtiot inted “ le f — ape : | « . ’ /protecnon. Kotex has changed the we shone Sh women appreciate. “ po out that “Sugar as a staple fue! ranks with There P abie to turn weelens yellow. starch .. . sugar is more rapidly digested than starch: otherwise ¢ {or Y se : bygienc habicss of women ail over i$ a new softness, because borh Iren on the wrong side. Wooclens are entirely comparabie fuels.” =o Pe a te. | the world. tiler and gauze have Geen specially should be almost dry and a piece e then defined the use of sugar as an emergency fuel. “The -—". - | (ir oie . Ni treated. The remarkab,s. absorbency of cheesecioth placed between | of resorption is so rapid,” he said, “that sugar appears in Be x moa, tee: 8 i} Se RK i | advantages of Ceilucotton absorbent wadding is garment and the irom. If more the muscles (the Gre-box of the body) within a few minute , VS Ai bel ee | ; : ~ 5 m ‘ SS, {et Ts | Now come new perfections in this perhaps the most important fearure moisture is required dampen the So ingestion. ae ee ee ee | important adjunct to woman's com- Ik is * ' 3 : “ngie letter only in cheesecloth rather than the gar- it ts that sugar is one of the most useful and least expensive = WM ee : ee ¢ 1s 3 ames more absorbent than department also | 2 ‘ ment. | of foods. As a flavorer alone, it deserves a place in every dict for a “ay ee Ate | fore. Each pad deodorizescompietciy comon, itseif. Finally, Kotex is so . 7 “rd step without New gu: oe a | making other heaithful foods delicious. | RT de ee rs yg tae _and safely, by a patented process to = easy co dispose of, climuinanog all a t ont ‘New guitars made of German Eat all kinds of healthful fresh and canned fruits and vegetabies. aa —-_—-e be found in no other napkin : : rae is ee ee es Rac sogivie Pe aie ag: ‘ a eM Sn nee ea — Re eee ee spat | 2 Mi eee CR Gh cham ere: Um. seed» ¥ CRN Coe, A) er I EES, : ea HAMS ~o net ib “*) i ag > SS Pe ES oe Pat ins 2 Eee Pe as ys erage ten» en errs eee S possible to chi 2 Man in seven s'eP ‘OFR & rung at a Ue 4 ae 7% Syren RS eR “7 ye Ate, ak 2 be cb a ~“ hae Woah A am, necro i lth eal 5 mip eta Bie rataastkt

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THURSDAY, | : 7 RIL 11, 1929. a ,THUREDAY, | The nie Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine , PAGE 37 nd bake five minuteg im a n. | | — © i | i Light weight Rugs. | C r Ce r. ag lish invention is a box in ETIQUETTE | M QO M IE N T | COOKING CLASS i THE GAR DEN TN CDIiR IT iT Nu [ | ie} : ci , as rag i r ole 1 dl “ pr hotel dishes are e — IN ; Cleaned jn we ob rugs, can be washed like any oth- | latest in jewelry tha ure f i at aw NX: \ ry) ee . d he Fe ammigd salt and Sand B3 Nanc} Dorris | ( National Garden cmak cr heavy colored material, the ch the barbaric in type. 2 By Katherine de Peyster % precaution being to rinse thorough Particularly in copper ly as this brings out the colors and arved effect smart and nev SUNDAY BREAKFAST. a i prevents that grimy lee ls ~\ cE) P re ‘ i«: of you who enjoy late TOEES AD hose on the rugs will do the rinsing i tio e carved melon cut and | ing Sunday morning and PLANTING most effectually and with the least | lately has been seen in galalith and : ; by ncheon rolled into } 7 fiance bas never been married ne ; . r 00n Guests mats oe, 1 + * “Ty «7 ¢ ler - ~c4 : . : How shall LORE PUY S510! ds an on LA | > invi >» partake of a mea! his friends of our eT gag a” So ° } j # how to pick up loose ends ain, | iy i | Wh omb honey , Ce DR ae hie vale cee _— . Are f : — : a s a . . i \ — uf social world Nee | j ve sections; hull the | 47d assigns to every square foot of | grounds for the borders may be # % And they are. Imagine —fairy - like eeee It's calor that makes from x t — . ~% ] ore or jess wee \ j / ae ‘ ooy tar J ° sali ‘ t) ‘ f if surface 2 function use ful or orna lawnte > 4 , : oe. % ; « id ; ‘ On : j ; ; 7. esti ; ;?> we : ’ a iY ry . : | + 4iii¢c = ‘ isd AAy A Ji i - Bee } s ; An ry f ae at ' ’ 5x4 - * " . : . J | abeatigngsetr tone Arby | i pass : Ee 3 de them | § flakes of dainty crispness. Crunchy as withdrawn. . he : cBaeee Ince- ‘ = eS Fi bors . . D>} } pa : jay rs in) cockta } Ai biLOaad. pere nniais for the nerman } guar- a SS ment of sur engagenit ai IASSCS @lit few cubes of The owner who neglects to de ieture later the architec ; Ri, toasted nut-meats—and better tasting. 7. ‘ | } ~— . . | lin — wr triamnae mr Mia " — . ‘ 2 ee * : . a mh (P) i‘_ ! ananas to each; decorate with a | Yelop his grounds on this principle tyra] features can be added to the mae Golden-brown. Good! - A i { : . hol - +} ‘ “T h . he rey , io = J iN ide sf ’ | | : he pineapple into cubes after peel- | Wich his house stands. The mod-! in the evergreens and ether ace / . ‘ 4 L ; +> -+ «+ And it's Tintex that a ee your new Hfe. Moet ee see eee Another thing. They're good for you! gtd for you ay your Tin. make the social mistake of send- ; sprinkle lightly | Of @ property which has cost hin Such a budget progran 1] i Z N just b hey’ s amartness. simple, j in- 4 ing forina!] cards announcing you a with sugar; ace in the icebox for | Plenty, but lessens its resale value.) ¢oyng £1)! of int s* . niente! ¥ Ot just ecause they re food—but be- engasem ent: this is not in good n and. Laascd nef, sulphur Ont ju ul nake its own delicious | 42d Why should he’ Complete’ | ing develops, you mat cuire o eae cause of a special health quality imparted form, and is never done by people ruy breakfast cocktail should | Planting, according to a moder: mp) bee by a new, patented, Heinz process of ee cay wae euler Oa in what p call “the world of s0- { tmo-haapce aun ~ Sulphur % CHL ef the Uyo- Abd be Sugitiy tart, piease! | plan, Inmay require more Uua) de oe Sania nt, ciety.” than he cares to make in one rs | ee ‘aay cereal-making. A process which trans- lv niet iy " : »)rnake cha x i : ain KIGNs are mniysterjous 1ZeS, on Sie pated oe “ g 4 ont r cai ieoncanal ; i wmen yo ghia os ae egg ermng tot blades yell dketelid etl Wh Crepe ck, good when marinated overnight in| UU it +8 easily possible to spread | te your plan. ‘oe See * forms the natural roughage of the rice oe eae French dressing, lemon juice and | the expenditure over several years! qo ‘so, for a garden is a growing | Aan into a pure, edible cellulose giving Heinz -..- Be sure to have to your friends, tell the friendgs ching, model with Fu Aca with taodled inde One, 911. preferred. Allow one or two |" * budget system. | thing. When w: yp chan; Z Ri Flakes th ies of ; ] show vou the new Tintex Color whom vou know intimat les 4 - - : - a Of course if one can plant/all at ' ae pul 0} } eB z ce akes the properties of a gent e, } ’ - »* | # Aiivaiiia J ‘ hd Le ; ; : "Ving anc ear he. : are apt , lose ini ; st | “ y : ; ’ oembee able Spring ep ctren, write to those with pukde Hebt At i Aubphur 4 |fore placing in the shallow man to | ONC OB Gets the enjoyment of eee natural laxative. Isn’t that good? Oh, iiehomesies chal. oe whom you do not have such clos: | marinate. | seg pong aggre the sooner. 3 i. indeed it ismand they are! : TINTEX GROUP— contact or tho 3 Wine live out of : S 5 7 "ae OL aoa i ae os +] ae ; i Pa a . a suf 1t is uC easier a. | j % " Bt ts for every Home- town or those whom you have not) ~~ : oa Bc eae a Pai tae a a -Y |} at a time. than to build in r How to Remove Stains hee And the) me ia iN } cr Bix PM ople, SIX 10 | way. Gardens do not preciaté . seen for some 1e. ; | reas ‘GO sof ls } | BR ‘ & and Dyeing Need. vou wish, have your parents insert | ° 4 - , 7 ; | J Cys, gepe nen ~ UPON | with years as buildings do, Witt stg ae 2 ts Grey Box — Tints and dyes all ormal notice of the er agement ( hildren ~ Bedtime tory oy 2 as ‘ CLIVE, \A\ rap each | intelligent care they grow more Tobacco Juice sfains can iIsunll- © removed by washin . Stain alee ' new: : . wee 2 d c i MAK im @o .- ha ove? n hin | . bai, Be eas f ; Pee OES ‘at r ? annony . A Biue Baz — For Lave - trimmed nobody to do this, inser fours | By THORN ITON W. BURGESS. i Re Be a an PF ste Pong quick!y mature nto perfect har-| “ese no us pron hg 8 Z appear, | 7 : — tints the silk, lace remains self. Ree co Sang se | aking -;} mony with the old. wat Ww ah toe Sun. r tne fabri si BS —_ | the broiling | ie Le ) . will ‘mit. moistening wit A day or so after you write your | . & Of course no planting car De | fF permit, moi ning with . (ot . t} Re , a rhe e . ne » 2 . 4 j : 1 P 5 “, ee AEE ms +. ; Lotes . re _ G ™ . = » rh e 4 Ve of Ww cnoose one unti! the s,rounds are rrade ‘al J 4 ‘ Li tf xT ped a tT} f i) itd; *t, i olf 8, your fianes Writes as _" e LIGHTFOOT LARDS HIS ANTLERS Your Nn ett od! d ‘ “g : ; 7 “ | | mPOCe-Ss e: rnwnas a ,! . « 7 a ee” bd ie tele? friends, } ban rst. | | hi maa and the walks establishe . And)! = nwashable materi: ne 5 iat uree. told his paren d sisters | ave toasted triangics Of brown | there must be ini isualiza- | Snouid he sponged with water and | 3 f coy) ) . & , i eA 6 : y . 4 "© | 2 . ; yread (\ a\or graham or whole !tion of the ultimate effect. ‘his | traces of color that remain on woe ‘ n SO friends. — . lieannes) 6: , ! 2 Ms $f , ~ . . : . . , 4 PRI RRR chan mg ee ARE I Ree. 4 ee ae Se ASE SRG OP yee: TBR RS Eo TE + AEE RM Oe ale. a le i Te tel | very one it should be plain at ie ad ‘ | ; ) ee oat eif{untion as To € y f eg aw * ~_ wheal ALEIUITLS LISINS or tnis) ar- means a pian, in g r} Pal) oie & 8 slichtest awkwardness, my The price of heedlessness 18 pain. og “ “\/7, | ranged on the hot serving platter. | paper, and it is safer o1 aper | | wood for it is just the reverse. —Lightfoot the Deer. ———_- ie » L | ivy the broiled auties upon the / than in the ; : “rlagd news” n@turally, * * “ = oe ae OMETIME ago I reac ‘ould almost see them grow. It in- oS. res ‘ou make iter see that they have good soil or ajif necessary. If ti PARK & TILFORD - column that when you inclose | °°"" re ' | | ail Meee a at any cost. | proper depth. Then plan the loca-| or silk sponge wi ESTABLISHED 1840 boa im to see the very grea ¢ ) for your success at any ' EES THAT TInNTEX pata rat ie then a care that Lightfoot took of them | . | And st after pot of hot c ' tion of your trees apply potassium permangatr ' r vo! en through the en - , j é Trees ¢ foundatio y}: * * * ” WILL PERFORM Salen craw . — F : + m a Al re ; ie don’ t ser. said Peter, eet she, . ‘ , . or xt ithout — n ’ i}] Trees and TOU} iat ap: jan ¥ eee. tee Case & SS a... | WOU manage to get around throug | Ye « the conversational! } may well be planted the first year. mea water 1s apt to Stain SilK, Du: » still hold good? Sup- S . , ' ve Does that rule * the the woods without injuring those | long after the appetit | The trees need time to grow, and nese spots can be removed with te ¢ ~ ‘ Asie 4 6 * } oe . w é / | ae . ~ ve w4 4 ” 4 : : . : ; “a ‘ ; —— peal natn goon tia , | antiers. You say they are soft and Wra, é | sfied. the foundation planting will help, diluted aqua ammonia-and water. pen through the name and wrl q| tender. You must hit them ever) | Wi opyricht. 1929.) your house to fit into. its : ‘ 3 note on the back of ths oe he ‘once in a while against branches.”’ ~ if | _— roundings. The lawn should be hellac stains can b dissolved i “Mary,” } in re | : gue : i ; then sign Mary, ¥v ould a “Why must 1?” demanded Lizght- .« did what? anguired |; ) Ntests seeded and annuals sown the first n alcohol. Benzine is also effec- : ot, > eK. - ¥ ° = : ii 2 Lt f f eri gti oy wos . : F i) all right, or should the va ‘side : d ade ual if stains are fresh - 7 io c1ce P j laghtiinad a. dW . gauge be written on the ric bs ese am = as | y, alighting } of the card with the snovynte What | hit sigs een od Peter. row articularly 15, enh eae . HRD: : ten ag 0 l ; be crossed | vcilnite aang ari ou d t 12 name aiways e ; hitti 4 bd ee . 7? . off? alas Why not?” asked Lightfoot ) ~ ’ ; Cc }e S81) dT) P / ] 7 7 9 ev}. 7 } - - ‘> Y s ‘ . . In answering this questio Fi se “Weil, I don’t see how you can,” | through ail those young trees and ‘will settle a di spute that has been | Said Peter bushes ithout ones hitting hic : / ae Be Fees ™ ¥ ” asa , 4 , fa » _“ " r - THe (me. ; — ; . U . iewest TY A; rKs ins? oe 7 Home tes erany. “That's different,” replied Light- | ers, expiained Peter. L the end of tft re regi Ss ; 5 a s i i : } at ne } Ot ne week wins " ae “ , aa Me - —e - ~ “T¢ . nnkh o NT) ide mes Bg cp} ‘ an = si " Go ORO oe. 3 =. ati > a ere. nyt ; > S ~ nies foot. If I were such a happy-go- | oaced. Jt coul F nad! ssries oH 2.8 Be oo a: age 2 HE next time you see tiny Olive 4. ] ic] . } ne Jles « — ., e..%1 an : / iA , . ‘ " 1) | } qj a > . r »> . “y Ss 4 “5 = - \ “g . eg ain) — a ‘ “ uCKY, Heeaciess Sort of fellow as SEE . eS RS 3 es . Borden notice how exquisitely smooth Lux Toilet Soap keeps her skin. } . £9 r ? i# ly ' ashed, then moistened with lemon Yye be Neen Sb. 5 PARAS aay Ae LO _. oe *% rey SUuTr- Ae RO Oregon ag piers. ee eee o - a « re , slAy ‘ - . = | i¢ children’s blackboard is the ‘ nother’s and Ines appe ar, too. ig ie If vou write a message of : ger ; ai = no seco Se Ve eer: dite you are. Very likely I wouldn't be} ’ % ‘¢ : > ii .GAidd . Pe % rs SS : an ots Bs : Be: the oint is that, Ww hen \ OU Writ _ hs If > aie + ~ kre oy + Aah i Ga e fs ny ‘ i ~ : ‘\ oon to v ,. ’ ; Soe Se ane "ts ioe Spe: - : ~ oe “ oy : “ . ao git ee . 4 * 8 SNS ea a“e ‘ . —- , . ">. a Sy ‘ . ate i | hit, and I have learned my business | a Re _— “4 —_ es. Best in } arglepae imam rather low branches on the trees in Climb Down! the direction Lightfoot had choser It seemed as if he certainly must hit those tender growing antlers but he didn’t. It was a sight worth niger seeing to watch him pass throug E> [ §> the woods. He turned his head i | ever sO little this way, he twisted ; ag, haw along ey a tty ‘3 zy: » Proto br yi bg SKIN A2lWayYS WINDS « « but kept rigi ht on, yet never once | é 3. } E. A. Bachrach, Hollywood ? 2 ~* ; ~~ - did anything more | touch those antlers. . _ there nad admired in which Lightfoot took gare «: : a 9 out of 10 screen stars Hollywood directors find ithose precious antlers. “inal Rit ° .. See Lightfoot disappeared in keep their skin lovely this way. vorite thicket. Mary Duncan, cxotically lovely wi dic iia ; vias “ik cialis atts shite sieenier smeat te EAUTIFUL smooth skin is the Nine out of ten screen stars use Luz silken smooth to be ‘studio skin.’ That's why great heart winner.” George H. Toilet Soap. It keeps their skin ex- | i | 1 am so faithful to Lux Toilet Soap.” Melford, famous movie director, thus quisitely smooth for that most im- ADVERTISEMENT ) yi ‘ eid ie — : , expresses the experience of 39 leading portant of all tests: the all-revealing | i : # | | Hollywood directors. close-up. And all the great film studios “The public certainly takes to its have made it the official soap for their that dressing rooms. SSC ait ORO a pi. 5 RRA 2908 iw » ABE: Re Seema Correct Manicuring Styles change in the manicure as f | es | phi, heart the actress with a skin ; ‘ell as in hat frocks. Smart * te SE RES ge acs ns ss - al Ae per ee a shows flawless—faultlessly smooth You, too, will find that this delicately ©} demand for natura! looking finger +r ee, oe . : ee see 7 —under the terrific test of the close-up fragrant white soap keeps your skin , m lw Gioraw Sc - ‘ i I at Re ; ‘ : on 4 r P FM ea tating nell peliah aaa : | ee - E lights,”’ he continues. “Such askin is exquisite and smooth. Try it—today. YY parts the most beautiful, natural, CS eT re eee. = Maa LS SE Ea Sa WP : ; fo har. eee a prime factor in making her a star.” And use it for bath and shampoo, too. It's possible to change into an healthy. pink tint now most exclusive- : : ee OND. SR eer Vid Man in seven steps if you ly stylish amon £ diser iminating of Kotex today. It is 45c down @ ru; peopie. th ew quarterly. Original Paris successes, and clever . ng at ; hangin: Ga Se al Ss : ae | ° ”% 4 a . fn t im™m e ; Cc e ‘ : " . ‘ 7 . v ¥ ae ae 2 AN of 12 atany drug, dry goods si , Beauty shops have long delighted ‘Call antations tempt vou Se} nd sew. and sew! oe Be Sc aa ngle letter only in each Gow tt 4 2} : Cait) alia § » SL & : . Rs a tment store; also obtainable i ar __ | their patrons with marvelous Gloray. Se pate ae oS ¢ : t 147 bab? | in ne ? : . (pSocv } vw P| Oy me “ dad ay 4 Answer to ‘arm: & = ’ ot TSR eetier aaa ee soe Luxury such 43 you have fou /y tn thro. ov} nas on! ~ Alice Farm-Vote: 1, Farm: oyansty botties at same price as the | Be pe ae ae Sea ® See cakho—now Senitary Pad which deodorizes gg , , 3, Pate; 4, Mate; 5, Rote: sedinary polishes’ Tey Gloray— GRAND-LEADER | sg AP ges rhe eo | soaps at 50c and $1.00 the TODAY, At All Dea! ers. w

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srgnery THCUESOAT. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine a aPRal, 15 } LTEURSDAT. | | | PHOTOPLAY THEATEP4 Post-Dispatch Todo | ON THE AIR TONIGHT | wees ees 7 aia NSWER ‘ : se ; re —_— — —~ rt vo . is ' - Broadeasting ation |] 8S ST ee 4 CEX UESTIONN i 'ANS ait \\ Ks D) i ial aca UE tan peg ee Wvod-winds and Celes . meee : : = oc: > Sein AIRE! The Post-Dispatch reese 550 Ke. to 7 o'clock. oe , Sie _ Mal uartet St. "Le ee ae at Personal and telephone nae eee et Dut of the Dusk te Toe. | a ee ee | geven attention, except skda — | The Gossipers sche ad “Mate ata Ser in Youn en a ee 1—Would you marry without the benefit of clerzy? vq sincerity when ecce tor rt ‘ t ‘ , ~ first Sunday A How binding would you consider such ~ ceremony? e seventh, 3—Would you pledge your troth t- a man you ra triapor scorned ? 4—Do you think love could e a dissolute flaming Broadway ‘o fe ec _? s S—Would you perjure yourself for one (you loved? 7:00 P. M.—Gossipers.” Dorothy and Lillian Gish, Carel | Wedding Day at Troldhaugen..... Gr K. (13350ke)—6 15, Community Work 6—Do you think the pet of a sugar daddy could k Local Statio en a ee wate 2 ae Fee > ams yee CR RICA ONIN EEE SRI aOR i REET SN FO AONE HN I A I es “« hin od i ie ‘ant. thy Lica Eoin adele “ oh hina. as you ask, but | s mot actuaily home cleaning because, amma bility. UL—Yeu might. 4 aun ber of shares of the 7:30P.M.—H cane ee “a us eis ' ers | T—The persen si es img!!! Si +s , _ ed should appear beteres re acknowledge it, | ary and TONIGHT a he, 9 BED SOS «nes a . : “ade at The Tlinois Central Musical; LAST @ THBES Mee St. 235 |, | lied ns c t..5 ae — ssa. ed Soe” _ ” x a "2 aes “s Ne a if - Se Oe > ee : oP ie sig as hi gels By oY rer ee okt Dp pd SG aS ¥ ar Gee Dy, gat Ot, yt eS a A fore oy - - Al rd a ~e ) in 4? bs o ae © e = ? ahah a 3d Pi Nien ctw ai 83:15 A 3c . . ’ ‘ wWusie \ \ ' ; ' auis is allowed te fish aty | 100 & | on Geli | hy \ | , Mississippi Hiver within iP anepregg resent peo WEAF, WGi ae : — 7 19 to 11 + Wry PB wae Romberg | i j tiparts withost o fishing " i ' : ss . & | XxX Z—As RB is a minor] . ‘tot be held Bablie to the rsal KOA. WDA Wir Te ; ) Rourke = cc 7:30-—HOOVER - SENTINELS — E> All A st music & in = oj } ic 4 Wet 7c 4 tt ) r \} : ; 4 ry r i TAY ‘ : : > 4 . PS He ae Bad ; t . on , Z . t: defauiting paymen you ati , a ili : na ee a e ) . 4 if they sve B he must set ‘ OF anh éy 08 > fact that he is a minor, a6 LWL GOL. a aw | ee es bg cher 6—“THE Ps * we, us 2. ty af i Stee te pone RE aN ins hoagie hy “ _MAY “SENGHI BREESN—2+ ; ; Su é : = ’ VR’ : a Merert not iternational DX ' JEFFERSON © MALJORIE ~~ , ; ) cause of gray hair in OJ FAST FPOAWERS CONCERT— } . 2 z:. r ; it mid- SADEE } OTTO. | Ame} ZeTrERON 5 Ral a bi , ; : cenenit a2 ecompetedt skin : we ~ VOI NY ~_ 1s€-cr mg. - tet, If you want some | oth egg beeen a ve Wed Ma — $2 ee z Bs ed as "aa send for re Sat. Mat. $i 2.) . * Seats = ’ » mB = Sat. | Broadway's most notorious 3 | with stamped, addressed ent _SERKEN ADE— | ™ tres : | ast. night club hostess.. ry This ts advisable if yom ? | caused by any recent f O—MASTER | MULsit ‘ - ’ * ad 2 rene : it A OPERA ; a . . 24 is | GRAND HOU SE G, 7 F Sa the hair. im fact &% is fat. Doe . ss im any - BARS —Some coneral S$—NEAPOLITAS NIGHTS . 4 a s me me -MAXMELI GL e 0 CIRCUS WEEK | A, sie tm cverconiny = : e pr ev] th. a —a —, Jov & Thrill Acts + vou deecribe az pimples W , : . Minas. itd ‘ | , —s Py up and leave a ecm, z Fe eration of ee . ; nm i It P ‘ 1 Emo 9—VOM ES of i EV ENING— : “Arak us , |? : | : Ao well to co: f eT : A ~ z > ; le OW . 2° ‘ . ak ' THE “CIRCUS KID “3 ‘ a i=? if neot : r. o-30—PALAIS DOR ORCHESTRA - ) sete With HELFNE COSTELLO - > | patios, abetain ' . rwa t ove eI UP rORTUNITY SIGHT TOMORKOW a Se . “—-s " +! and aicehotices, i9—-LLMBEK MUSIC — at § . 14—B I G A Cc T S—14 y Seartachent a. ef doors day sag a : . ’ ¢ atting or the ieral ¢ e e f . Dazzling =’ ae chin cee ae . e hot water, fort F OR RN EI 5 VE eb, ORES ; PO ve tihsie PO Tae a Ae raneetet «Seer ) 2S Sa ; below stairs. And 1 was In TUS). une -: ; 9—RIT FASHION REVIEW—ILMOX. abe at aa 4 PHOTOPLAY THEATERS 9:15—MUSKAL FOUKSOME—KMOx, ~*)™ Ps a 3 : S nm eee | | — 7 7 | j a kgm ace ane oa PEs fi» We © LOEW /TATE = a 3 O—L LL MSiANS—i | # \ am is iow ' t , ; : LAST TWO DAYS wT — — " ram ' : , vs ee o-RKeith- om | nen A \\\\ oe iE TT) TT \, a enn xeing Irish. wis!) a im 4 oie Pes . > wise . - He certain; Istdl - Ons wer KSI eg de bees “a* : ay = ea. 5 bests SAS es ave et ny wraae ee = «AW DY” ||TALKING HIS WAY "2=4exom OR Pak SRS > ‘» 2 gE te. 0 RCS maT Nn pinata tae et He ils gpinen Aydin i SE > hk MOREE EP ORAI: MONG ROI aot 58 eee ernenat Meeeae amen ; : ‘oo MRS SE ee BE ARE AEA IRAE: sel ‘ = BriS. Milas, A. Nadel's o With CHARLES KING | | 1, the Hit ef the Year 3 HAPPINESS cms. | . . . _* * = as * + - . . 2 j ; ‘ mr" 5 ’ : ia iJ ; ‘ m4 ais > a wa a . F #4 = i oN ae e bt ha a4 Ae . ; r ’ , : é » 4 ; i . , ; : : ‘ \ v » . . yt * 2 } _F - 4 bn — . r - nd ms . v4 ; . ; ; s ‘ ‘ Wm a ia ee a : i | { . - i : . . eo ™” " . ee a , ina ee + > " ; j 4 . : , ‘ -_ . _ > , ’ : ~ - o 2 we » ss aes } ee * bn ny —— ; ‘ 3 . dee ~ 7 - ‘ ‘ i : A ; ~ : ‘ . . ‘ é | | : ies ‘ 4 > ae * , 4 ¥ —— —_ ba ~ —— —. r ; _ . :,* ‘ . . . a « Shar q P , , — ‘ ‘ — +4 7 ° = ay Pe 4 ae = Z 3 na ow sti (23 ay roi | “ : e . sAPPilie ; : ‘ Ww ; fe I ‘ ri i &DOD © , + . . a - | ie ; * Be . a _ . “ : . . . : shy ‘ r y. ‘ . ’ P ‘* ‘ 7 ha! ; ~ : . : » * = OS = i . ' ha ad J hie ; : . . | ‘ _ r , a a : : . ‘ 2 - . ee - - ’ ing r > , 3 pe a>m i thin 1A ~ : tie rovrced ¥ K - 7 * ' ? - a. . = P Lit wit . Ort us, A&A OE - . ae . ‘ : : ss ’ : ' , . ‘ , at? ‘ : 7) ea P ; . > : } 8 : . ; ; %8 . ‘ , ; . . 5 5 . > A . Da Ws ‘ — a a om You Can't Afford to Miss It . \ it \) sia ; ARCTURUS | an | |The LEAT GLUE toxctre TUBES | WILLIAM : Haines & Crawford Sloen fae ARCTURUS UBE €0. ) ess ge - BE co T H E D U K E ey PHOTOPLAY THEATERS STEPS OUT —— CONTIAT ars TNT, FROM I° NOON > | 6:30 P.M CRANCD AT WASHINGTON SLO emma tetas +7 ~ Ny oe Lake STARTING WILLIAM FOX SATURDAY PRESENTS THE SOUL OF THE SOUTH IN SYNCOPATION’ CW Y misweme acc taining—ML bance | ‘wn — eerer charsc. tubes -HIEAIRES | pis sacs name for old \ WN DEXIE. Loss of volume, quality and _ WITH A STUFENDCUS CAST OF distance are usually signs of | : 200—ENTERTAINERS worn-out vacuum tubes. Once . ALL ST. LOUIS WILL MARVEL | x AT THIS FOX-MOVIETONE a year thev should be re- TO-NIGHT placed by 2 new set of RCA NEWS 1 The POST-DISPA Rad: : .—— “| e -DISPATCH regularly prints Dance to the music of q MORE WANT ADS than ALL the othez St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. Be et eat doe od De Te BIW Leep im” wits» " As eS Kit nei sheen e . atest ba en ee Pe rt om + dpa Soy oe = aes 2 gn 9 went, ie; OR a? ee its te Tes apes oli Rte omaty to gape ae onagpe 7 F 2 7a Rte ee eres mae et er ee eS eee o asets Ng * pt para t was. | Lhristmas t1 rhich hun, r “Mr. Porteous has told me so| exceedingly smail pink stock. BEN BERNIE it aN ON THE SHOW-BOAT © “ELLY BLY” A RIOT OF SONG. DENCE, COMEDY AND COLOR Was f2y ng in her +}; MmuUuca Pet : sot _ ~clean Was th nly word for it, | tents lich, by the way. were nc: | Overture: “SELECTIONS FROM ZIEGFELD’S ‘SSHOW i 8 ee ee te MENNEN MEN RADIOTROA FOX GRAND Gucanernn — sought he w! ad he many baby leg Yu the: - ADOLTHE KORNSPAN Candec:img olces that were ck wit irt. | Barnaby. S present. (He w: fam so glad t you at last.” | wearing the chast: latinus at 7:30 ever “Radsctrons are the Heart —LAST 2 DAYS Gn the He stammered hi thanks ' ‘e opal culf-iini tn +t. ame ; : cut hat had | DEL RIO i Stage— : KWK of your Radio Set” | nih mtg ee “METROPOLITAN NIGHTS" te “* much about you, Mr. Blades,” she/Slightiy buiging in contour anu “THE RED DANCE” {AT @F 175 With CHARLES FARRELI | “SONG OF THE FLAME” “There ig such a . 20g & good name nanaged | Wither’! Jo . > 4 | ' " ; nik ; : ® say, almost apo! y. Centinued Tomorrow. ee es eon aon ee een meee . Re Re Be ‘ “

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neat —— | TI is || The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine | sdeneirinctrs OPLAY THEATERS ami A === | ANSWERS TO QUERIES | NAIRE! The Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reject any query. | sie Personal and telephone calls or answers by mail cannot be | | | , | given attention, except lettters on medical questions of undoudt- | it of clergy? ed sincerily when accompanied by stamped addressed envelope. | ch ,f Gg, T.—The first Sunday in June,, streets, will give all possible aid || wd ceremony ? fe gold, feli on the seventh. in tracing the name of the ship || H ANN.—Some matrimonial pa-j| She arrived in. What she gives in || a man you once are listed in Ayer's News-| her application for papers § is ;'} per Directory, which you can checked up with the records of the |! | Thee at the public library. port of entry. One detail or an- it lissol we a 2 Wurlcan be washed other may be missing in her state- i: | ute woman of a te a Shia emia. eek naph.| ment but can be found out, this || Cc cter ? ie Dap a “tually reco aph- | being possible where a person has | | : ‘ tha is not actually recommended | centered legally. If this does not | | cleaning because of its é ge cg thy . ee TY | = > _ Bi for ene “ answer your question please write | | npUu ved? 4 inflammav!)i'>. again, ie r fe ‘PAUL—You might learn the : eee oe hh oul f shares of the company _C. M, 8.—The coin is not identf!- | | dy ° d become a ateading. from ua fe mae ty acter. fied in catalogues. See dealers as || or from the column “Investor's listed in the classified telephone HY Aid’ which is an information serv- directory under “Coins. WD kee published by the Chicago Jour- Vv. L.—Mildew can be removed | . ; erce, sent by ai >| With chloride of lime solution, |, n attend the pp ems addressed ne he hig Which must be used with caution | then writing them. The | @5S a@ strong solution will destroy | ere MILTON [ice ts 12 East Grand avenue. the goods. One part of the pow- ILL are con- i Chicago. ‘| der to 12 parts water is good for | 1e talking hit a / a 4, .}j general bleaching. If a weaker || | CONSTANT. '— Benito Mussolini} solution with fade it, that is bet- ||| i ts Premier of Italy, but since 1923. ter. Test it on a piece of goods } since the portfolios were reduced stained with ink or something, for | | 59 ifrom 16 to 9, his title is “Pead/ the purpose, It tears readily, or |) Hof the Government, With port-] fans to pieces, if damaged. It is || folios of State, Foreign Affairs,| petter to subject linen, and your | nterior, War, Navy, Aeronautics! question is about linen, to the] and Corporations. The title was gradual influence of lemon and } sstablished by Royal decree Aug-| ait under bright sunshine to re- , 1925. He can also be said tO] niove mildew. Cover with a paste "present the people, and the! o¢ gait and lemon-juice and lay in || scist party, as any other Pre- the sun all day, wetting every | TERS /, ter would represent his party. hour with lemon juice. At night | q=aorR ; 1OHN R.—If your mother is ap- | wash with clean water and hang | = 3 Trine for first citizenship papers,| up to dry. Next day renew the i e Naturalization Office, Federal | process. It is slow but sure and | - ) Saturday: ilding at Kighth and Olive! safe. LEGAL INFORMATION r (By a Member of the St. Louis Bar Associalion) D. T.—The person signime the TEDDY BPEAR.—The Jones law eed should appear before the no- |} increases the penalties for viola- —. — we — ’ 3° on 4 \ —_— ary and acknowledge it. tion ot the Volstegd act, Selling "Moguls is allowed to fish in the | 2°t- The maximum penalty unde Mississippi River within the city | the Jones law is a fine of not y . ore , 000. or imprisone- without fishing license. more than $10 . oe . limits v out a 5 " ment for more than five years, or Hhot be held liable in the case of BROKEN-HEARTED WIFE. — defaulting payment you mention As to whether a wife has to spend if they sue B he must set up the] her own money to have a husband | fact that he is a minor, as a de- who has left the State brought fetise. back to be prosecuted for nown- xX. ¥. Z.—In a conveyance of real | support, the Prosecuting Attorney |! eiate, naming John Doe and|{has a fund for use in cases of this | laura Doe his sig or “tenants | kind. by the entirety,” s sufficient to A Fi—(2) No: There is no i. . A > Ps . ; . qeate an estate by the entirety. | gence required to put up and dis- REGULAR READER. — Thej tribute punéh boards on consign- Warmers canot be forced by law| ment. as you ask. (1) It probably mt return the money which was| would be regarded as illegal to % paid them for land to be used for | place sales boards with merchants ja highway, and has not been used | under the plan you outline, how- fas planned. ~ J ever. MEDICAL QUESTIONS Health and sanitation questions of public interest only, will be con- | sidered. Diagnosis or treatment of individual cases will not be given. ' WORRIED.—To find out the; minutes daily, and follow by dry- cause of gray hair in your case} ing thoroughly and the applica- H consult a competent skin special-| tion of an ointment. Precipitated eee —— eee. o : ’ {Ap beer is a violation he Volstead |} MRS. C. N.—A resident of St. } °c! Lola 1 of the > ¢ H | ee X. Z.—As B is a minor he can-]} both such fine and imprisonment. 5 ist. 1f you want some recommend-] suiphur, one drachm; powdered ed as such send for the names] tragacanth, 19 grains: powdered ptorious jp @ with stamped, addressed envelope.| camphor, 19 grains: glyeccrine, one This is advisable if you think it] drachm; lime water, two ounces; gf caused by any recent trouble with] rose water, two ounces; mix, athe hair, in fact it is advisable] shake, and apply. a | in any case, W, I. D.—From the description BA BS.—Some ereneral care may given there seems to be no reason faid in overcoming the condition! to suspect organic ‘heart disease, | | you describe as pimples which dry} The disturbances are likely due to |) SS.¢ —_ —— ae _ a Air Fup and Jeave a sear, or a discol-| temporary or fungtional causes. In | | oration of the skin. You would/]the case of any pronounced or- | ido well to consult a skin special- | ganic heart disease it would be ill- | i ist if not relieved. Avoid consti- advised to drive a car. For your | i pation, abstain from tea, coffe¢|own safety and peace of mind it and alcoholics, take exercise out] would not be amiss to have your Sof doors systematically,’ such asj heart examined by a competent a walking. For the local] treatment | physician before investing in a lef the skin, apply cloths wrung | machine which you wish to drive | tout of hot water, for 10 or 15! yourself, { i = mem -- ceeatiparae — —_— -- ee ee [fT LOUIS AMUSEMENT C OK. THEATRES ©. : N ALL-TALKING Tu RPANADA 0s Congress | an PICTURE. Be | i FiLENWOOD 40°23 Olive “DOCTOR'S SECRET.” Bi; DOOUGL IRBANKS | GEORGE JESSEL AS FA Grand-Florissant ' “~ SINGING -and TALKING te eee eee COUN mer 2133 E.Grand | in “LUCKY BOY.” Jio-Keith-Orpheum : : ‘eadline Vaudeville SON SISTERS. ER & GATCHETT LUPE VELEZ in il a | | WALLY” VERNON’s STAGE SHOW: || Novelty | ASHI A “The Case of Lena Smith” Norma Shearer in “A Lady 2 ND ion “The Million-Dollar McNAIR lof Uhance.” Also “Code of BE 5520 Newstead | Collar.” Comedy & News. | 7100 Pestalozzi' the Scarlet” & ‘Cellegians. } Bremen j John Gilbert in “Masks of MELBA fie Ww ae weg a , the Devil’ and Reed How? | (and & Miami | phone Acts and Comedy. ' lure, the giitter, the laughter, theysong, the arets — without the PARADE NERS “MAS Bremen ‘in “The Courageous Fool.” _—_—_ 1A Sound Picture, “The ‘See and Hear Monte Blue | Michigan! fying Fleet.” Also Vite- 1a in “Conquest.”” Also Vita- | 7224 Michigan | phone Acts and otliers. t&lowa | phone Acts and Comedy. comer MOGLER ??™ Gilbert in “Masks of ) ‘$—Big Features——10¢ the Devil” and Reed Howe ae am a —- ‘Pauline Frederick in “Jos-| 9th & Bremen (ie “The Courageous Fool,”’ | lyn's re.” a Aine ne ania a Heels.’ so 6©0Pauline j alking cture, Garon and Robt. Agnew in “Heart of New SHENANDOAH “Interference.” Also Broadway’ & Com. Cont. 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. | Bdwy & Shenandoah | Vitaphone Acts, Com, Embassy | " f W YOU RuNnING | | YOU wre Sel S 224 DROP FoR: FIND OUT. a Peeper * THE SLoTs? A PIECE =—(Yep' WELL, L DROPPED m=iA LEAD SLUG IN § MQ THE PIE SUT = AND F "EL WHAT Do You ia SS ee * ay “S22 SST en, =———> ~~ tc a brand Your own physician would tell you—“Unguentihe, quick!”’ ie) My two-year-old daughter, Alnfost instantly Unguentine Joyce, while dressing, tripped and fell backwards against the electric heater. soothes the terrible pain es Date teed tate eer sete Om the danger of ugly infections. 'be made into a delicious omelet, | flesh ...I spread on a whole And practically without exception, and a large variety of desserts are tube of Unguentine while 0 scar is Jeft. the dootor was coming. She Unguentine is the famous anti- stopped crying immediately and there will be no scarring. I was afraid there would be.’’ millions of homes it is Keep a tube in your Ave., Toronto. Sor tender skins It aids speedy, easy healing; wards | The Norwich Pharmacal Co., | How to-Remove Stains For soot stains first brush the stain, then cover with a good ab- sorbent powder as French chalk, Fuller’s earth or corn meal. Work | the powder over the spot until it becomes soiled, then brush it off. If the fabric is washable, sponge Or Wash with soap and water. If unwashable, rub gently with chlor- oform or gasoline, ~ = - Do not attempt to sweep soot from a carpet until it 1s covered with dry salt. This should be done at once, then swept off carefully. *€ +. a Inferior soaps will cause stain- sunlight. sibilities. Mixed with celery it makes tasty crequettes. It can made of cold rice. I can be mold- ed and served with a fruit sauce. “3 or substitute, one teaspoon salt and medicine one-half teaspoon of nutmeg. Bake chest, always. Buy Unguentine to- about am hour and during the first | day. At your druggist’s—50¢. Send half hour stir the mixture twice. for free household manual, “What Further Wear. To Do,” by M. W. Stofer, M.D. If the silk stocking is perfect except for a darn in the heel above | Dept. AD-rr1,. Norwich, N. Y. ‘the shoe, put a little tuck in the'! Canadian address, 193 Spadina | stocking’s heel under the foot and | _the darn will come below the shoe line. Now, the new Unguentine Soop Why is soda added to the water | when cooking beans and other legumes? Adding soda softens the Arenal in “The Red Warning.” ‘OIL7 Virginia! Vitaphone Acts and Comedy. water and hastens the cooking. and insufficient rinsing so the soap | remains in the fiber of the fabric | will do the same. In both cases | the stains resemble rust spots, but usually are somewhat lighter in | color. If ordinary washing with | oo «00 SORT OR Me ER! 2. Sos Sak nen wo Left-Over Riec | | " i of burns iL EFT-OVER rice has MANY pos- | . ‘ ; ‘ : Try this pudding: Mix two cup- | septic surgical dressing which eight fuls cold cooked rice with three out of ten hospitals rely on. In cupfu:s hot milk; add one-fourth | the first cup molasses, one-fourth cup of! thought in all burns and scalds raisins, one tablespoon of butter, The ‘Toonerville Trolley —by Fontaine Fox A Fox Comic Appears Every Sunday in One of the TWO Comic Sections of .the Post-Dispatch | | | THE “TOONERVILLE TRACTION Go. 1S PROBABLY THE 4 ONLY CONCERN THAT MAKES MONEY FROM PEOPLE | BECAUSE OF THE FACT THEY CANT RIPE ON IT. he" } | | { —_ — —— - ee ee , ~ . ee - RA AEG GT NAR I <a AI a tee ne lp ete a oe ee ace His. me silwe om tn ee eee SS. CAME die on on ~ - . Pe ee ae ‘eae tenn phages Sas. me C2 ee, Sect teas otacameia. ead gnbsnes PAR i Ma te nm ny ena NORE em eA ls rip For are 7 Bo eg + 7 . ‘ 1 Ay pe nem oO gg . a i oe ee re ovr m aan on » preeprentt esa CO BE ss CY WBE 8 ae eres n a piss i Ring 9 6 NS TRB *

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i fj — > ST. 0 | | ' “te 7 ti | SS “f COMIC PAGS : . Se - ‘ ‘ = trp i COMIL PAGE [9 1. LOUIS POST-DISPATC a NIC PAGE . 1. I 1 U rt 8D AY i RN S & , ~ S : Sy SX , S AAAS SN sow > WSS Mt \ - SS A Pmt oe i | | APRIL 11, "1929. | Sasnanes £S ~ SA : > Ny LY ‘ aie S s . Kw) ~annnnnernatai : +3 : a ' ie | | , | Closinz — a i = aa ‘ es . P AGE 40 a : (Tables rat 2 i | { F 1 | ; This Comic Appears as a Full Page in One of the 4 | i Krazy Kat—sy Ferriman The Bung e rami y—By Harry J. Tuthill There Is No Justice. TWO Comic Sections of the Sunday Post-Dispatch + SOL. 81. NO. 218. | | ) | & FIG.... YES TWO re WELL, MY CONSCIENCE IS CLE4R OH 1 SIMPLY CAN‘T UNDERSTAND, SWEET: WHY | {AA t SN BUNCE WS THE Paige cng Th tad : GOObNESS NMNOWS, / MADEA JULIUS SLAGHALTER CROUCH, WHY BLAME ME FOR A Tiale nels ane a AND HIS OIL WELL. ALL CORDOVA TREE : IG ATTEMPr To “TELL Mis ot phat Ritag hd med td matador TRICK OF FATE? AND CAKE EATER AND TO SWEETHEART, I'M (| AL site BIG « ; . HE I'M ALMOST POSITIVE | . NOT DISCOURAGED. \ 4 SAY WHE f apse 0mm USE “THAT MR. Movs , OLONELS IM A NATURAL: BORN SNEERS AT THINK OF ACL AGEO. \ Wwe! . — if ~~} MoOvV o& . a COL 2 THAT YOU RE NOT AS \bb OPTIMIST BUT IF 1 CARRIED A FLUNK*Y. THE OIL STOCK AT THE BEST WHAT & RE iN. , ; a \ WAS LOSING HIS HEART 0 = SOP DUMB AS THAT MAN Ta MORE LIFE INSURANCE A Oil... THAT'S YOU'VE BOUGHT ' CAN MILLIONS MEAN Fix ul 1 ie Ha Me... BUT SHE SLAMMED oS “BUNGLE BUT LOOK AT THING LIKE THIS BUNGLE | THE ANSWER. FROM MEN WHO, | TO A MAN WITH 4, THIS, Wi | a 1 tHe DOOR /N NY | wate 4 HIM AN Ole WELL...” A FIASCO WOULD MAKE ME ACCORDING TO You. & | PAN LIKE BUNGLES ¢ aes oe | 1; | PACE oh ak vy AIS WIFE HAS | FEEL PRACTICALLY INSULTED iin WERE HOLDING BACK # WAT Vie SAUTH: rh } poo ; | SOMETHING TO Ah, WITH LIFE. THAT'S HOW Ut A GUSHER UNTIL ggg | WITHOUT PRINCIPLE: SOMETHI cy! Ps oer : HTT. 2 FEEL RIGHT DOWN HHH YOU SIGNED THE /) Mi | NOTHING: LESS es + a IMPROBABLE A | | ; RaW “1 HY CHECK FOR THAN NOTHING' - 7 : PROFIT IN —— thy ep et “Zien? ‘/ . : Seid i ia i GUINEA-PIGS, [] QQ ~a | MAN A //), CO] =e &. | z= ih Me > ) * | : AROUSED MORE | AL A i _ “Wg “Ae . me aa pa, % ss | =) SURPRISE THAN | NAAN re? ) he te), J ae uth ye a 1c ye ENTHUSIASM Cast ais ip H i € o, i ee ‘Th it AMONG HIS Ne mamas YY ar SEVEREST & , LN; o tig TE ei EN a) ot | CRITICS = THE ——— 14 = : . > ASS | pee iii | il iY, : j : i } | -- NEIGHBORS - . > , ; y 2H | | i Fi : roots + > 7s: L743 4 / if | / } a1} / A 2S /] of Easing Credit eh (GoobAesS. Hppe}| ars (r AIDE you" WHO ARE SURE ; rg! | | > | FR eee ie | wht . Yi ? ed Wi hie 4 Sue COMES 8 VAMPIRE , HIDE ~ OPPORTUNITY =f S27 7 errr Line Uo, JU | ditions, Coupl a | | MERCY, HOl | KTNOW Acct ABOUT 4 pede To a pe —— Seaton | | || | : | : f Favora 12 F ~ | CAN 1 FACE AN 2 AND MY ae WRONG DOOR ? ‘Trade News Infl ie § ere AND ZETME WARN ; od = vat Tra ews influences. la \\_ANGRY wiFee|| GND CET ME Wwe | — rae } a - Sipaseeninetay 4 Jer ME WARN | | : : 1 ai ETO Mite * 7 2 || MONEY DOWN ae Fil Ci d 'S—By Bill C | d Charlie Plumb N = This Comic Appears as a Full Page in One of the Pe & TO SEVEN PER C ia oe a CrS—By Bi ee ee No Quarrel at : TWO Comic Sections of the Sunday Post-Dispatch 3 Fs Be i Te Ee WE . ' - 7" — ~ SD SEN , a : Prominent in Late a: em LL, STICK TS TAIN‘T SO RICH, BUT | O T WAS Jus Nis | ABE mien “aaa Me ttn, YS eMPAIGHT, LINE AND . I CAN TAKE ELLA WHERE MILK. TELLING SMITH WHAT ward Movement— owe HER HEART DESIRES YOU 7 Ser FARTHER. AND STEAK IS ON THE HOOF AND HELLO, A GREAT FELLOW HE # Can Reache i as a eee WITH ELLA! AND QUIT WHERE E SKIES AIN'T JUST A BOYS, WHAT IS AND HE WAS. can cacnes i caeert My tena ae YOUR- SONG! WE'D GO OUT WEST WHERE WAS ALL THE AGREEING WITH me, #8 3 be oe iS SELF—THE MAN WHO THE WOLF AT THE DOOR. COMMOTION — HEY, ITH? . Top. os BOOK AND BLOWS HIS OWN HORN . ALWAYS BRINGS A NEW 7 OUT HERE? ae feet 1 ae T TRAVEL IN THE J. 197 USUALLY STAYS AT COAT FOR THE = | qe = “4 THE UTTLE END missus! = ~ OZ te tho Asseciated lress. | a OF IT! : | / : ~ : “NEW YORK,-April 12.—Signs Hf Bal Sh = he 2 ing credit conditions, cou | ee a, a, = z= as ith 2 continuance of favo | : ¢ 2: e. ——s 3 A \ \ de news, furnished the | ds 4 yr 2 WX = nite wa und for a broad advance i a ‘ == ) ces in today’s stock market. , Be 4 a o ite rather heavy week-end He a l, . J) ing and sporadic bear sellt ‘A? | e of the speculative 1! ee | : , ices of a long list of stocks a Ss Z SN hed up 1 to nearly 9 a 4 : th at least a dozen moving a w high grounl for the year = ‘t | | . Speculative -orders iner ye Se | = 4) en call money went down t fe. nf Pee ( es r cent in the afternoon, the me. aay 5 on || a ping considerable benefit fe a SIRE RED : | - he new buying. The Stan 4 a ; 7 ax = il croup and the Pan Ame fo ee . hi i : ’ made the best showing. Sp aa this 7 The Nebbs-—3; Sol Hess Good News. — a re ee — _ ' es like du Pont. Real Suk ee + ELE uA 4 ——S aa TWO Comic Sections of the Sunday Post-Dispatch oe ry, International Combustion ra elena e ~ \ q neering. Allied Chemical ; a . ee. WHAT'S THE MRS. HEIT KICKS ABOUT ti — : a ee ershey Chocolate were aiam ie ; Observing Olivia —By Gettier MATTER. EMMA? EVERYTHINY’ L SEND OUT- : el l JUST GOT A LETTER LIZZIE SAYS SHE ints. United AlPCraES val | ie ITS UNUSUAL TD fF WHEN FOLKS ARE \WATCHIN’ FROM LIZZIE MOOMS — SHE'S ALWAYS TRIED TO ACT ‘: mints. Total sales Were ®, .aaer - rece Xi - = ‘S . = ‘ ag pares. . LIKE THIS — ITIs J PIECES AND WHEN sHe THINKS ee ee Ce TE. Fe EVERYBODY ELSE = SHE vA Call money rénewed at © ie? NOBODY'S WATCHIN, SHE Picks Jas LAOY OF} HER HIGH HORSE - ) SAID SHES JUST A int and then dropped 8 a ibe | UP PIECES THAT ONLY SHE wee CANT MITE UCTS — . PELICAN TRYIN! TO See in antiolniiae a ) Hue ISNT USED AND ANS ALLIGATOR COULD eee et ae —e , / BE A PELICAN. ol id-month payments next M re YO \T. SET THEIR MOUTH AROUND, Agua WOR A Soa ah oppectani aaa ae | : ee PLACE . | * fe . e funds at highly | A. ‘“s SoBe mgs o 4+.2 s over the week-end. ; ie jt ets: . Fee eoNN , loncy, which has been on @& | oc “a “ ° wii : per cent basis for about age $ | ' ks, also eased, the long ES ii ? | x es being offered at 8% per &. | Z ile this is still a stiff , a y on speculative commit | ; all street seemed more infer | ‘3 | in the trend than ff the rate ® | a t Tom te -aae Meu ' = = ine ueg, ; ludi American 5 ; ;mMuUST avr “THAT NECKX- Seu tS S3¢ 2 per ¢ teh MP te WHAT'S THIS? ‘ sits ac ~- -™ nc he , ! : ‘ t ut atss Aisi $F . HAVE. NOU SEER 35s WES -+ik IVOoT WENT opty: ee | } Bur | 7 ss iaae eee 4 Ge eas 7 Bm pH ABE ac CAN (T BE POSSIBLE ANY THING OF | DOWN THE STREET Ett per MUST fs petiy. tte : | fon on bs oan : AY HE'S ere tres? the eee. wale ae AN er THAT OINSTY HAS Oins Ty ? iy YWTTH WHOOPEE fa FIND ‘THEM- mM v ~ alge 5, romberg Se : a wl ve | mn JUMPED THE TOWN) 7 ~ MS GURK- =e — baad er oe Gulf Sulphur, U 7 ; : N WS ak Ak “TO TRAVEL. / Ft and Yellow oe and | gee —¢ Opening Is Strong. - . SS 3 | The stock market today a '.*ith an outburst of Wy Be _ , Large buying ers : | Overnight, and initial RS _, Point or more, were quite i szic3 is! hi” Aeroplane opened i : Se A = hl} | NS ||| | Ae Bett, ie 7 jisher, and Westinghouse ease es sSeesszssee SsSRtSSEe: caest : “Man Ticctrie Auto Lite } ems | YU UICC 2) || | Boe Pee iii: | “Manville advanced two i SHEEE- HE Spy estes ; ©. Initial gains of a : = , | = CA ledk,, ae Na ak nie | | | | : ee - 4 é 3 . = or ‘ .