St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 23, 1929

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eee PAGE & | | Market ==}7S5"| ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH [Seca . : \ Vi Closing Prices—Complete Sales The Only Evening Newspaper in St. Louis Withthe Associated Press News Service (Tebiee Past Wh, Cane Eee ES ne . = test - eee o = - —— -- --= = ST. LOUIS, TUESDAY. APRIL 23. 1999. —40 I PAGES ° Sas | OL ee eee PRICE 2 CENTS a | ae LLSTREET| $250,000 COLLECTION OF ——BITSHTDACTON EXPLOSION OF OIL CARS IN WRECK FURNACE! "wei. fe 0 | == SCE crv bya F ma, SPRPOSMS AT KIRKWOOD CAUSES $75,000 LOSS Mm OUT an BUYING IN CLOUDY, WARMER TONIGHT, Retired Capitalist, Quitting LIMIT NAVIES - | . WITH SHOWERS TOMORROW | Hobby After Many Years - Result of Kiskwood Wreck aul Explosions | F I A Vv FS ee te. THE TEMPERATURES. , | ea Rast STOCK LIST a fee ” Presents 70 Specimens to Cabinet Expected to Discuss Sea . a rasemsszs engunmeserecammengnt ~ i. Ne ea : ~ Nowovi “2 | e , ; : : ss . be Sh Ss aM... 2... 48 12 2). 65) Art Museum. _ Gibson’s Suggestion Made ! ed soe oa rs gi ae ae 5 | ‘ - , Meeseeeee $9 BoD. mill. BF ection | at Geneva Disarmament es VISIBLE Heaviness Crops Out) vesicniai’s nien G2 (3 vo. ar: tow a3} 22ES VT. Ballard, retired cavi-| Meeting, mm.) |} talist and manufacturer, today an- | in the Coppers, Oils and) fig aver aes lop se pe erecast | nounced the gift to the City Art — gg | ieee, 8 ms FOR MILES % ° Main TUP AS RATES vicinity: Partly | Museum of 70 Oriental rugs. repre- | PLAN MEETS NEEDS OF + : : ; : 7 | but | | tes COME DOWN cloudy tonight; | senting the fifteenth, sixteenth i Decidedly Upward | tomorrow bares geventeenth and eighteenth centu- | FRANCE AND ITALY in % 2 ge j | os aie on | ARQ IND Trend . ers: Slightly | | , ee 3 a 4 tf a oe ’ one ay ’ 2 | | ae *“j}ries, which he values at about Warmer tonight. | $250,000 ‘ | Missouri: Prob- ),000-SHARE LOT ; ably pepcck tlie sand : The collection is > result of a | 1S Ze Ke . = ei" es. % 3 ie ‘ A. us chee: | , . : : \ local thunder- hobby pursued during 25 your Oo r t j on a | Fi hti ap ( 5 " = re tc 2a f | Nag 64 i Z EEF, i e 4 aig - 2" sf ‘ i | J | . : OF SIMMS BOUGHT , , geen Pp suing Bele erie i 12 Freight Cars, Lumber storms be SinnpDiIng which Mr. Ballard now proposes t it) ‘ Idea of Maintaining Pro- } i ; OS a> tonight or tomor- ; ' mp Gece ne, an ish 4 il ine , ae ‘ tonight or tomer-| sbandon because of advancing Strength Regarded as iS ee 8 Te og, m 2 b Vand end Tew: Giles - of Largest Individual ae tion, and tomor-! age. Six years ago he gave a| Step Toward Agreement ge Oe ee ee | - : Pe | BPs iy’ “Se : . . . = row or tomorrow. $ {OU OVU”N collection to the Metro- | : ’ ee | . ®, 7 ” = : 7 > ep AGP . Be ca ie} Supply Stations N e a r actions in Board $ i\ Saget 18 OOOER bien Mishum in New Taek ane | we % : tae. ae & TK je ' siethtien slightly | peolitan Miuseum In Wew Ork and By EA Oe Es " ) ; A } ae We BL Denn Road Burned tory eneral Motors Be Warmer tonight; | since then has been gathering and LONDON. A | ¥ 4 7 eo . | s effin, a. iri y : | cooler tomorrow, COmplcting the collection for St. et eee oe eee tte Session | ee seo ty Maruca (000y' (| 7 ir a a rrr ae ae Ae §=TRACK TORN UP west portion, Many of the rugs have been! disarmament proposais advanced |! Lilinois: In-/ stored in Ballard’s St. Louis home,! at Geneva yesterday by Hugh L.| @apaeeeoean ts ete 5 alae re mei” 5 as FOR 300 FEET ‘ } +) ’ ‘ " . ‘ Pe " 4 . . . 4 > 9 rhe A , é . % fa : oe " oad 7 e P ’ 4 2 i gar * . a : ‘ at 3 ‘ th at A Y z a Crowds Watch Conflagra- a : ee i jeast portion tomorrow: slightly | ment at the Jewish Hospital, where | Phe situ Ation created by the o «(39 ell? — “ght a are ., | lm ens fear , ‘ “ih . . : the March break, character- 'warmer tonight in east and south | he was seen today in a patient's! Anibassador’s proposals, represent-! * He as ye abs a” Epo Bo ohraiae GTO |. XP ae By = "aan es th. | tion—Frisco Trains De- trading os the New York portions, and in extreme southeast chair. Ing as tney re the attitude of the eos i pron nal Ses , i PSF LP: toot are ” > gga ‘ “4 ] ae ; ‘ ; . ; ng ; . f ts yer , Ps , > ANS, ry xia ° a : >» re : av-| portion tomorrow. Finest of Asia Minor Mugs. United States Government, is ex-| 2mm ge WE 4 ae Rite sip satu tae et . ee 2 fp ree : bs toured Between Valley B Exchange cand Some hie “ eae - The St. Louts collection includes! pected to be presented to the Cabi- , To - =. ‘$ ‘ ca eee a an ¢ ‘ae : @ ped’ out in the coppers, | === ——— 7 in d | | hens! Ta, AE OE GO cs Oe OME a S oe eee ee: ee Park and Union Stati crop Indian. Spanish, Persian. lurkis! net officially, at its regula r VW ednes- | : : ete ; ~ . _ Ay specialtl ae it th Pitchih | Ace and Chinéss riios. armong them day session tomorrow a nu-| pledged Great Britain's whole-» WHY HE SAILS ON WET SHIP | occurred 200 feet east of the Den- — the sk ot ‘atalitics Aboard Duchess o eus for the second greatest -| hearted co-operation. the pass! Aboard Duche ) : Corgressman La Guardia ends | ny road grade crossing ri comme! atiand azgricultura ' ‘ . ee Ee CHO ‘ Us: 1 ATI rica. | By the Lesociate “‘“e - oe Pesqti mem se eres irive a Tot a ae tholl in South Atlantic. ae Hh. ve * ~ ee = sie \ | : are —#L } Radio Message Inqairt 2 don | | Flames burst out immediately _— a it . : ENEVA, April cu. Ir) tile lie Justfies Ut. ; ey00 “k f t| tit z tion are tw ers! ents he ae Deilieal —— hail (after the accident, spreading Miah i! Lie? BrSSt Cabal , Ciateu ‘ >. , ' : yf heir ing restioned puenweroutu Associa r’re'ss April 1. MONTREAL, April 23 The | these consi: 11 panels cach in| o¢ compromise, there is a growing WASHINGTON, April 23.—Rep- “\eon the train to an adjoining moe Go, M.C. is a Late beature ‘anadian VPacifie Steamshiy f pos pag aga m prayer TMs. SNe Orner | pelfef at Geneva th: ie American resentative Lz (,Zuardia (Rep. lumber yard and two oii distribut- « : ; Aatine — aa —_—— ts }*4 Pro * tw , , Pn . 4+ of ™ On mM'IsSS APPLEBY, WHILE 1 : ' wal buyin of t; ‘hie ius Nl ot ’ ws Wel rirorine i] Lod fl ee , ; : . rs disarmatne nf proposa ‘ Dmrowut hed Audit i _ Pe RCLVLEK cf Hot Ne A y « rk. ‘3 : publie today of Vessel Strikes Rocks Off Coast | APPREC! THOUGHT | oy ir SFiee - four res. three f pour) LU « We ter fa? “Sle wae ter ' haan cl 1a : ‘ od ms P 5 evaena: a . _ ; * . : = ee ogee ’ . ; ATE WE meee was taker in blocks of f nangees —_— a res leh Pasha esaiee ee? b7 Ambases “| Springs (Ark.) Official’: radio message he had addressed of Hokkaido—Time for | THE VERY THINIG LCAME JL fo 10,000 shares. teatured-the ! /tv! ae hited ates af oe ' * ~~ + Gibson ma! L r) possible u ; bishop James Cannon Jr Or) ( _ ss ; ERE TO GET AWAY FROM — | trading, the steck crossing| fro! JAMA , di « me ies . : mies . _.. | @ivarmame AZ mnent betwer WUR~. | board the British steamer Olympic, | jn J One SO>. ashare. Cinrysier. on yt hiner Wuche Atholl, Md : oe ibe Yn sipesk he gre aval nations, | inquiring why he booked passug: curred in tank cars of the train SOCIAL OBLUIG ONS Ff . Wr : +s ~! Poot y “ours ty Y. if : , ’ ’ ani Thea project prt ’ absorhk } “British rurm-soaked Snip . WAS OF SUCH PROPOR ~ “a ie ‘ Wil ‘ ir! peat lys 2 attripu us | Su Sopa i$ vain ai sand — gutes to |} ; *! iratorv Cot by | ssucialed Press Ww hel there were several “bone- the Associated Press } f : P . . . eP - _ age ‘ : .* ¢inyis oan . . eas nal 4 . ~ Oo po » : ae ‘ , oe - . \ ie : i ; & HAD TO RUN] AWAY r a nits oke and twe malaria. in § at ti iheidiaas ren his anivie Stenmahi . 1%: ul a , | | | pre International isan Peri vasted das n a charg f urson “nS AIR rum-selling been drowned when the Japares i tale . rory TY phic’ ‘ i C ’ ' ME 1} iy" ry rye . om . J . 4 ' ‘ a? 4 ' P : ; . , ‘ & , ‘ " . ‘ we ¢ : t- i} o Mxchane:: Trece Nes rugs unre tke i a ; satan aie sla $a ; , now or board one the | Merde at _ neues. pithorete se / Scene and got in the way of the a atnicr: filiat } ink. picked tip 0% persons. Tuo 4 . oe | oe LOu- | large force of repair men assei- . his - wii ihundred and nine were know. to ; Beate : ‘pas a | ) cH pe t, ‘ jispatech eporter se ie ee bled hurriedly. It was necessary BP a pig . . 4 - i 4 Vol i bas ili le ag! lta ; eu me af P , . ‘haute been aboard when the ehip —1o . ly aroun: he lowes? , “—T ) +) — . ‘ie ; MO Beet. ; oes the Wash-/| - = sane ' ‘ ; to keep several hose lines pouring ~ - F a ) at pb cA | Hervyounrs - tie ’ : Ae sate. y 7 mol , His FLYER TRYIHG FOR NEW sailed from Hakodate vesterday “a — | aa eet | as nditions it he cout os POM | ines se, ex ee rf 3 vit bal | | water on the smouldering fire al CR PSE ey Fe SEE e Ss sige hinds he WUCH ESS wU5r & = ie — ne — Ce ees fhe ollet went wil ruck A « 08 WOME \ Several naval craft left Ominato | morning. " OP ' _ ach specitic warsnl indow grilas rinting e ENJURANGE M i I ‘to aid in the search, but it was The . | B rags ‘i ons wth tu blishinne yatteriny glas ind Siiss folinor Smith, 17, Takes Ort feared there was sinall prospect cw asis © sti sise Slip. , I EE ing stations. They leaped high and made a glow in the sky visible for triles. The explosions oc- and storage tanks in the oil yards. rag tS, eho - AK bougi: WA AAS - : ' Srnith's plane carried ZU9 *% ‘Dp 3 al ] vol t H ; a , eo ' ' ote riatics ae ter omel f on | , aie Orn ee ‘i ipe RG Sha ireSs h eviteitii Pretrotley 5 oo FO > ca tl , API cai ' ‘ ; , . 7 = —— . “price : "ery leit YW «be LHuLiens of susoline. nough ror rt 4 RESIDENTIAL HAT HOLDER = ne elped the police ' ' : 1 Le : enforce the blockade iS IS lieved pre “ner J ATMS! , his ose 81, ' + bes bane % © men 3 Le ‘ "sv | , LIOn Twelv f latgest individual transact | ' T bie reight or tank carr, ha few me EXCHe . , . . adapters to the nveds of the Em i naee wre eh ‘te —_—— : lem and to date there! tewn. Port Elizabet} urban. Dar- HERE AND IS STILL RISING pted 1; ‘ » hm learned to wha xtent. “al | esta r been he panicky liquidation . Salaat Zanzibar Viom basa { pire It was thought here that the} records t} ff West Side District Leader Elected | estate _ he ; >w fi ort : s merican pro pe a Woute ly ail | ace. iL os . . 7 . , ities poe ee German) Port Gedan. Port Tewllk, § iver Valls 6¢ Keokuk; Low Ningts! ...24 crenter actus! tennane eail Resigned. Ume he filed-an agreement telling | resuited seemingly from @ brake * Except for the publica-| Said. Naples. Monaco. Gibraltar | Siana greater actual tonnage am Avril 22 fohn | how he wished his estate disposed | : , Selow This City Pre- | : , —— SW “ORK, : ; , ‘ O0re of “fother baich of favorable | Cherbourg, Southampton. ‘ sii jmore beats than Americans See | GETS $120 IN 18TH FLOOR "ae gc of aad antaluag ta a occu RNs stat esp i a dicted. Pere —— ' nage would: Curry. wealthy insurance mant{‘ ai.d catching in a crosnover ewitch Ste€trents there Was ti The line denied xn renor bie tite \Onnage ve (tes P ate! é hy: ba cnart , lr Grant ~ Reeder of Fremont ' , or ly years has been & ' ‘| derailing this car and the next e " . i : : Li . Or ‘ } t) - + ry . . ’ "hi" } _- S 4s ' ; Sule Was tad: ’ : ' y ane : ‘ha lin MITE @ ) ity proportion. be] LuDie@ | o44 6 slmos ect] un r 20 his kind Weather condition: TIPTON la April 23 J Ww ' : . ft Pics > iy t j "oo ; " : ° _ ' ’ . ; : s*, : een ‘ Sho was reported ss -~ Museuin. | pay asi recom he basis for _. > ‘ : ' ’ , . . . . a . i ‘ Vw Uriti » 2 ati hoatir oxi ‘ " ’ : } 8 hew ErOUD in that . far a rics: awh ringn July and hypothetical consideration of the | ntr irs walt xa | ie ‘ ‘ Smith carried with her a jug : ' ’ . Art \J u- PREP 5 \ else in the dav’ ' ; j ‘ ni The Mississip Ver % st. Louls | pave ; uival r proportion. | who fo a lee ee ’ av’s News to inf ‘ persons had died Or the eryirs eae é te &.. al hve = ae Pproportul } RAILWAY FXCHA F i , : y , P “ » A ont . | a st: ® feet today - . : Sh i district leader on the West Side,|Seb.. and four other sons living | ping cars behind it. One of the Weewlat iy. definitels PF eQgQuivaient, efficiency or fight- other cares was @ steel box car and eT gir f fr 1} ’ Aliment not : i , , vv | ne jee seotimient. ‘From. af iilment ~~ a 2 y\ flo stave. an ess Miaentateaie eas elected chieftain of Tammany! here object to the plans of their c rT} thati * strength Ss “~ 2 | diagnosed. rhey insisted mead TT 4 ee ie ct ea acon . ‘akes ¥ ‘y Vroom tLonu - nee : _ . | fath ey cont = cA tee ae dire aan lv three deaths and | wee & ; rer ; in Aid to France and Ualy. Kobber Take anoks teh | Hall toda to succeed George W. | father. The; 3 ontend that the ab the rest were tanks Lubricating risk dem: an d ae eee ent Tnere were ones ir ¢ amit ” : Aa w I " ) oan _ - T} y ' i ‘ | OMmpmny Vieanagrrr. aca pes Try ' Ols am resion¢ A} : “olutfe a uthority over the property orl it appeared jeaked from one 5 Rigg % [that these were all from sunstroks ) iis. for Instance. wou work | ator ‘Gai ive : ' also ; attracted widespread | flood at “lan- ani the blesvator. , (‘urry was a particular close | given thre attorney of the tank care and was ignited said that the names of onl 2 id out in t great nuniber of Amert- | “BUon | The S. , : m vy ‘ : Phan * , = oe . Recent 4 Cumiulation of | e : | Rare - ' ; ee ry ; : 7S ; ' ‘*fé af T his ean te HHH te ' eriiice re w } hy t} an ' 4 “; . tr fyiyt ity «] ‘1 *H iT) , | riend anf the nite ‘ hart = I Mur-| ! hy P epark ca used by friction isu. two of the dead were known fh . » | at | bon Cru Ww bit ’ a , ' S Was said 1 | eee ails “is ’ tonar . ys nd | phy Hie started as a teilegruph 7 Li xplostons Comtinee Three Hour~. én te Said \ i'but would not say if hese ¥ neers grec By : : | United State onsiders especially | holdup o utual foan . in the Erowine | - of che a Arn WEG : reer and a tal s expected tomor- , suitable to its long distance com-: Investment 1841 Haiiw: x- |} Operator in the old Wesf om ; FALL DURING *CAVALLERIA’ Within 26 minutes the flames manufacturing and of re-| The pepe of , , row hlood starve at Hannibel is munications. such as between the | hange ‘ouilding. at noon todays | stockyards along the North River ; reached a gasoline tank car. which RCtivities . » ope! nies? Sa ae ; ‘ is 4 Above Hannibal at KReo- west cuant and the Philippines. Y re ; wh. mjanager “wis He was born in tretand and e . hy bond Amovctuted | rrees. exploded with a deafening roar. * A.new chemical for the ' eee kuk. Ia.. the river fell 4 of a foot | Gtéam and Pabema Canal ‘ when a well-| here with his parenis as a small VIENNA, Apri! 23.~—Marte ferit- hurling debris and fire In all di- oling- of airpiane engines NATHAN FRANK FILES SUIT feet todas ‘Lhe scheme, too. wus cons'dered é re “ Mme , le a entered rd | bOY At present he ins Comms. = Metropo lian Opers Coinpany rections During the next three in ag all tet ecm 40 000 INCOME TAX ee ee ee a | as particularity applicable to the | Hage juiry about loans. asking | stoner of Records a Mee Fork | prima Comme, eurtesed meet a hours the explosior s continued aril *Nts of the i, ndustry. Com- | FOR $ ' 2 be relatively low. because the Ohi r problems of France and Haly AS 4 hey were paid by cheer County As a State Assemblyman! iury in the COUres of a perform- termittently. peal as the leader itn | Suit to recerer $40 sips in in-| ren weet "ii 7 prlegeteas = nt Hi we n n a stuallier way as those ash. le was told thx were; he tt waheeget ge et ny a yo | —~ pine F ‘aan tulaes Gece There were 6% care and the me : more — 10! come taxes pat. by mistake on de- | Sissippi at (airo, is falling. a COM: | os Pneiand and the United States ais n ith and departed . , boose in the train. which was Ne to a hew high record while | ductible losses in 1!921 and 1922 i dition which permits a rapid run- - acceptance of the Aen ) Fortw-five inutes later e-} m Manhattan to Coney laland.! She threw herself down the church 2%. hound for St. |eule from (Wk « te : . ; 2 ; ‘ : ~ ' ofl ow a * ene and Allied Chem | was filed in Federal Court today off. At Cairo, where flood stage) .¢ transferrincg an agreed amount| turned, and when Koch came ‘| It is nates in effect. | steps -D the stage with such vi0-|tshoma. tt had reached the sum ab at least « points above by Nathan Frank, former Congress is 45 feet, the river today stood at of tonnage from one category of; the counter, produced an auton it- rhe balloting: was announced A; lence the blood flowed freely from mit of a tong. ateep grade, half-a y's final quetations and | man 43.4 warships t6 another to meet the | ic pistol and said: “All right. ive foliows For Curry, iz 1-6 for\a cut. mite weet of the scene of the . : te ™ : Py | he 5° J a uF : si: . : _ » ; ° : ¥ . 4 by . - : : ; : Carbide my, oved into new! Frank's petition states that at The Missouri is failing above particular requirements of that! me what you've got Koch gave; Edward J. Ahearn ig eo oo The prima donna. undaunted by | wreek. and was picking = sagt Sound tas. selling off and | the time he made his return, in| Brunswick, but rising east of there sceiiddl ed aneiiaest an sania a! him $100 that was in the cash saembly District, 10 2-6 Martin ithe tniury. continued to y! enti! | when the accident occurred. © The % POInt net low er. 'o"°5 he was not aware that the; Aft St. Charlies today it was 25.2 especially to those two countries. | drawer and $70 from the safe | { Met we, oo loomed until ee the rr. pies Fatty — first car deratted wae the twenir- losses. amounting to $1590.000, were | feet. .8 of a foot above flood. The| prance for instance. would like an | The man cautioned Koch to make} cently as a possible chieftain. w - | fainted vhysician admin ra third one ahead of the caboose :% He was told later that ‘rest of *77.5 feet is ®&x ected th re ‘ty no disturbance When kK och eyh- drew his. name before the voting restoratives and then bandaged r The 2a care ite the forwaré@ part ericea with deductible. e Was ‘ MAT | ft ates : a 7 unusual number of ‘submarines to | | i | His support went to Ahecrn. [arm brought ; . lithew were eo declared by a dec! Thesdaw eretect tie twe consts lowed him to the elevator. he flour- | began. # suppe ' : of the train were te tlir —. tarket news | eee A 2388 a” aiid ieee ices ilies a Fie “ cers nl rohibition | ished the pistol and told him to Curry. In an interview, declared! She inaisted on resuming her city by the regular locomotive and on paces 31. 32 || sic ri cigian proposal: Pron ititioi .\ bis unqualified support of Mayor! role in the short opera and contin- ; * , cee - “ ’ ’ > is 7 q _ lice bw _ ° (| Claim for the referd had been| At Valley Park yesterday it was 6.5 go back. Koch notified po bai: ha Continecd Page 2. Cotemn | denied by Collector Becker. feet. Flood stage there ts 14 fect. Continued on Page 2, Cotaumn 7. } telephone. James J. Walker for renomination.!ued singing. oe 2. 7 | a ‘ 4 ae é ) ee ee FEE Be Ty 9 od Pt ee Va #

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APRIL 23, 192 OS ee PAGE 2 SLLOUIS POST-DISPATCH. | | ANN HOMELESS. : | Mississippi Flood Scene at Canton, Mo. NAAN iooposrRer = SUES. “1S SHOT BY FOUR ‘POSTAL INSPECTOR ’ ' | ' ROBBER SUSPECTS U, $. PRISON SUPERINTENDENT POSITION TO BOSTON MAN Sanford Bates Selected by Depart- ment of Justice to Succeed Albert Conner. Press. > Associated WASHINGTON, April ford Bates of Boston was selected today by the Department of Jus- tice for the superintendency of, department would resign Federal prisons. The announced that Bate ‘J S as Commissioner of the Depart- ment of Correction of Massachu- setts. He will succeed Albert Con- ner, who resigned when the Hoo- | ver administration came into of- fice, Bates is 44 years old and prac- ; ticed law before State and Federal ; i ' 41 — | a Laconia Circle Levee ‘Evan Jackson Wounded i Breaks, Inundating 14,- When He Traps Men ts . ae ° | at 000 Acres in Phillips and Sought in $18,000 Bur- | 2 | Desla Counties. | glary in a Chicago Hotel. it ee | rk CONTINUE FIGHT TO By the Associated Press. ae CHICAGO, April 23.—Evan Jack- ; SAVE QUINCY DIKE son, Chicago postal inspector, and ‘ ee ;four men he sought for an $18,000 + postoffice robbery, fought with pistols in a room at the Hawthorne /Arms Hotel early today. Jackson was shot three Attempt to Prevent Break af | in Embankment in South- times —— GETS $4,635,530 TAX REFUND | courts, He was a member of a Representative and a Senator, and has long been active in prison work. ESTATE OF WILLIAM W. ASTOR ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH____ “oo ‘ v0.7 oan- the | Massachusetts Legislature, both as) i ! — —— eee ee eee = MLEAND RACERS. PLUGGING AWAY TO COLLINSVLLE Aaa we aii EXCONVIC H T i BURGLARY MB —— William Murphy Claimed Two Wives, Arrested lig GRAF ZEPPELIN AGAIN CFF 10 MEDITERRANEA Last Long Flight Before Trans- Atlantic Cruise on LYONS, April 23.—The dirigible ‘oo: i | ' Graf Zeppelin flew over Chalon- o Promoter Seeks $100,000 | Sur-Saone, at 5 p. m. and Mont- liam Murphy, 7, an : & _lucon at 6:30 p. m. in the direc-; Vict who has seryeg two He Lost Last Year While | ; tion of Perpigan. southwestern | ¢ ) facing charges-of b e | France, and Alicante and Gibral- urglary ang 29 Runners Pursue $25,- is |} amy following the | tar in Spain. ’ : . | $1500 worth of stolen p 000 Prize. | By the Associated “press. FRIEDRICHSHAFEN, Germany, April 23.—The trans-Atlantic diri- igible Graf Zeppelin left Friedrichs- hafen at 1:35 o'clock this afternoon on its second Mediterranean pleas- 'ure flight. , a _ nd the discovery ¢, wives and @ months oid. Murphy, his second wife, | 24 years old, and Nobel Saul, The huge airship, which is mak- | ©O?V'¢% Were arrested lags ing its last long flight before again | 1 @ rooming house on W, | essaying a trans-Atlantic cruise On| place, A large quantity of May 15, had been held up 24 hours | his room has two FEEDING ENTRIES, HIS 1928 BLUNDER ee ea pe This Year He Started With | | a Big Tent Show, but Its - La e ot : a ow . - ‘ B this ,s~s ciated Press. apparel and jewel f S ; and seriously wounded. Clyde y See 4 . cian teil Cnwnen tel ay es ry ound fp a2 * P cy ’ ahaa AT Meee | because of unfavorable weather. . ws eee a ern Part of City After Mackin, one of the robber suspects, | WASHINGTON, April 23.—Seven | ""Garrying fuel for. a 90-hour | (om Sas Seized and held ga Condensed Into Vaude- % was wounded and was captured. A | tax refunds, the first made under ; : a " ‘ , Glication. t LI as ci ed. Al ‘flight and 1200 pounds of mail, the eS . . } i Hole Is Found. woman companion of the four men. | the executive order of President big airship ated du Stow etant It Detectives, informed by ville Acts by Now. 2 : ‘ = ; * ’ ; = , a - , ll c . . i ; : first-floor window and was found | $-9,900 or more were announced | after a.final. consultation be- i... 7 aru Page bo ——— a 4H | By tie clated Pree 'injured on the alley pavement be-| >Y the Internal Revenue Bureau | bestinon Stel H =e 0) x oe sought help in finding her} By ROBERT W. SAPFPORD, 7 SN©O f , + r d KK. rT, 7 | _- ry ‘ . vie : = cf ; ry , m4 4 ~ 4 . fe 2 # he . 4 ‘ , sf Tac 4 a ha ” wa 7 t Ke € ® ic s€p- F F 1 ] 4 7 Ae — Ag hare . sie | AE : : HE slowly rising river has broken all records, is olating the town except for truck service to Quincy, low. The other three escaped. today, the largest being a refund pelin’s commander and the passen- | William Murphy, took Mrs A Staff Correspondent of the Post- Ht ee ae persons in Phillip Ii]. The large building in the middle distance in the picture is the Canton high school. | With the help of Morris Stein, in | Of $4,635,530 to the estate of Wil-| 00. 4 vas decided that the weath. | n® %0 Police headg ¥ Dispatch. — é ane Jeena counties were hor ——- - ——— —_—— eiiasisiaiasiasiiadimnd asathtiidsiiniaiiainstinntdititataiis PETS ‘ a ee call li aii , | ers, it was decider ‘ © weati- | she identifies i he i 7 —— : ~ Eater pea ~ _ ~ we nn “ — a mealies : ; ce ee ne ere neem whose room the pisto] fight took liam W aldor ‘ AS! or, due to a de- . rf : ’ , 1eF h ; N I , Al l A I}! \ 4 23 Be. day and at least 14,900 acres of! se . ' ~ .. |er warranted a take-off. he ite ev wer f VA. ee + April sate lll ees Ae ty small planters, who. together wit} place, Jackson had lured the sus-; “8!0M in a United States Circuit : ss. The route | said they were married four —er ta (’ : j j a risia were ‘ $ : " | ~. . ' , . as f “x be i f t de ~ T | ow : , o¥s 3 te eee ou { ash I’vie's li: ; y f rich faiming land ' j ten i ae a was unfixed, being left to ecision | 0 in Washin , Cold i ' ‘ nping marae , f he ehold effects azd live- pected robbers to the hotel The | Court of Appeals in favor of the | : ne | : ; agO in asnington, ? ed. the resuit o a en - ; led 1 i t} ; meee te : ; P She i awit during the flight. A Visit to Spain, | here last winter, Mrs M a thon W ended tts weary way out ' sto wel yaded into the three sostal inspector ; secretary | “@xXPayer.. | see : ae tbe Lweconia Circle jeves nd } vari, — Mw : t p 7” . “ t a , “ ' pe Be 2 ose | Other refunds were: The Hoft-| however, was considered certain. and she and their da Urphy of town this morning for Collings- , ie rapes i! ns issour ‘aci":a rain } CON Cease! lemseives In an adjoin- 7’ wa SSN alle naan a | = a » A , r © ae r. 4 be . [er arouna j TY) if} vd) j eae) . ‘ air ‘ ' , oi _ _ 1 =o . ~ . | ' were tre mer , ae ville, od rile Ss away, Tomorrow Itiver jlevee at Knowlton’s Land bearing s and eguipment for | | . ing room, taking down the conver- | ®@!mer Brothers Co., Cincinnati, O., | BRITISH TO ACT ON | Pegg 108 Pees left ; ll pass through St. | Mg : _ 5 oops apenas | the refugees left Fort Leavenworth ‘sation betwe St oi ., | $62,597; The Dailas Brass and Cop- parked machine is residentig ey Wis pase gn St. Louis wh f } 1g = 4 ort eavenworth. , Satlion etweenh =teln and the sal M 3 U S PROPOSAL ; epend the night in Maplew d iB kK, ee ‘ | eal per Co., Chicago, Il.. $31,212: The - a. trict by her husband ang pee Epes pista eee osaoiggh ego al , mo a caapal aa that Becoming suddenty - aumicious | 2. terre. & Ga ee eee TO LIMIT NAVIES “"e s52i@ the man would; Lean, drawn mr bronzed were | > yer ery 4 d or ry} - a C3 a ! 2 beh aAl me eUututue silly SUM pit fila . tea el ’ ~~ ; . ’ “oe unners who ; " : f; : - " , cm . +; ' ° “ j ‘tf l¢ - Ve Ste} } is ore - wa Fis ee the {oO i! Tri¢ 1) and the “ oman alate ? »” o4; th I ISK Rubber Co.. : . = Bites a ¥ hile car the he de } ’ at: ‘ ined “ for | 8 eg ve . : rena nh elrergency tt hele Manat ' ) i ; ef to leave. Jacksan wan annfrant. | NCW. SOTk. S206.260; Gaenee weet Continued From Page One. and jewelry, but did not tay pee tT OClOCK Oe forced a gap pg jeve . ‘ -' rs (Ta ASA Cildts ANIUGCTH Ai. ne, Curato ry Arm acKson was coniront- " | i :, eo ro " they had bt d th =. 9 noses sl anied strangely from veri- 4 ‘ , vf ‘ " Operated ove! jated ' ;, ss ed with the necessity of ¢ mypt vrs os Angeles, Cal., $42,553; the of use of poison as rw mnder! 7" = obtained them, Bhe ; : » inden 7 hg t} y. j ; a ’ (gee, fe if] ; J A Aa i 14 + _ 1A I) 44 | 4 : . ‘ Aa s\Y WY Pe Py Ly « § atte mM } _* — or t } ( L3 ! Las TT ¥¥ ar und —- @ . ‘ ae . t [ . forests of Ww hiskers for soine : ‘ rails lt is expected that about 12 EULA LS (.Viass.) DOYS 10 " \ "yuSeum, Outlines ng the arrest single-handed | rust Co. of Georgia. Atlanta, Ga., ‘ciprocal condi +, | Died knowing that heg husbang =e Ps after receiving Warning by tele- Oe ee oy ‘ sates GL 2V0UL iv : oy ing the arrest single-handed. tle eoFa nO? ” reciprocal conditions, and absolute. | an ex-convict. He . of the contestants have not shaved phone and farm belis gathered part Inlies Of roadbed between Snow- lnro In’ | hings at Nim. Wyrders fo Dissectio! | stepped into Stein’s room and or- Fegiptes: Gi ly prohibiting bacteriological war- | Washineton in Feb Look ' since the race started March 31. of their belongings and hurried) /@*%e and Millwood. Ark., will be dered the men to surrender. In-j; ~~ . ———__| fare, were adopted in secret ses- | pear } aie" on — Clean-shaven “lantern jaws" ° to #afet No loss of life was re-| Covere d by from three to eight feet , ae | stead, they drew pistols and opened ;caped were given by Mackin as / Sion tgeday by the Preparatory St. Louis and sta ; a as moved rhythmatically as contest- e in : ou —s ‘ ‘ ) as f ress ' ~ ae ; = - . ‘ mie é " i rte - ported, Ali livestock was saved, | Gf water today. Througt: freight; Uy ' sbociated Prese | fire. (Harris Travis. Eddie Courtne Commission, : search ‘ke heir chewing ge i ry? ° . Beer the —S Pe and passenger service f th eo % WASHINGTON Apr ; \ VV LSOINGT m~N Any ‘ BR Jé eckson ith ¢ $4} : , . =a 58 WOureney apd Th : oa; him, she said. 3g ants wornes — ee trisst: 2 Fle waters today had inundated; 4” aSsenger servic oT he rail- , -“%, april « é vs > NN, sspri -v.—=—OC- acksoOn, With a reputation in the | William Doody, e commission also adopted a The second Mrs Cees into shape for the day's run, zB: «3 : + ‘ , ‘ "(pane rill ’ a inte 7 ; = . ay = . on 4 é . ‘ . , wt. ruin o> mien } ‘ : - ‘ . : ‘ » - ws - . Sits > ‘ 3$now Lake. water in some places re id will not he interr Ipted by the dema id } Sena Hef] O A 7 ah das d that his labors in po: tal service for daring, tossed a | Stein told police that $1100 worth draft resolution of the Soviet dele- she was married to yes were fixed glumily ahead— ae being nearly 15 f or t at eM. | he 1iood. The Area unde r “ater is bay A 4 C, 7 ont tT} I) 1} | « } ould ot eng PIstol to stein and told him to de. of monev ords rs stole r in the rob- | gation urging the governments to Missi stiiind last Feb aS rriile Be ae ee *{ ’ co? we ’ ‘) tt’ , ‘ i , . " . , . ' . 2 ¥. ‘ . ; si -« . * SS1S! ~ = BF ii: Laconia Circle section, a !o yw | between the White and Mississippi! .. int hitia a PN, F his death, t body « typ, | fend himself. He then opened fire, | bery of a postal substation April 4/ ratify as s00n as possible the | nied esinind oh > ion aaa There was little of the dramatic te are a at one tir! e: was ‘ no iz t TK ri.¢ ie.* oe . Ata id Li ii i ta thbii* |) ’ | ~ | | | Am)». a ti; ry eur. dropping Mackin before three bul- had hes n cashed iT) the account o! Ceneva protoco) ofr 1925. The pro- | band’ ‘ past on a aa in the departure, this twenty- io 5 . 7 on a *% “| Tr’) r 7 n . - be rde d hi I] } I \i “ “51 ; 7 te } . + le . 7. | ’ ‘ . : . : , y Saas , a nave Te i} n laKé a J - no OIL CARS EXPLODE © | n atl “il ¢ { Tine At nv NI. dica} Miu. le Ls brought him uown his wife at “4 departme nt store. tor 0] also prohibited use of poison tivities as & burgtar fourth day of the cross-country iy eves protection from the Whit IN KIR on March 13 while he was making Beil vas subiected to an au- The woman and on: of the nen | Jackson, learning this, enlisted ; &@5 and bacteria in war. as a inti witness. run which is to end in Los Angeles Liiver and the regi around it had * - tGOpsy today under 1) ‘ ar Sus he dow a | Stainte ; me _ Fae te ieee a ? egg : KWOOD WRECK |}4% speech before a Ku Klux Klan: ‘V¥5) ‘today inder the direction | aped from the window of Stein’s | Siein’s aid in trapping the robbers. Litchfield (IL) Stores Burn : Part of the loot fo dune 15. (Be yeen under water for severa of his friena DD; loss irdliek,a | room. The others fled through the Marian Courtnev ~»@ he me Tk , , . } wii "Cr ‘ecady, get set—gro,” was 5 fag - | WITH $75,000 LOSS i treet} g 7" j Senate tod; i } i Al hi} iti na ta as g | J > od . OU | itv ‘ | rialh te irtn \ Sid Tne Wied LIT‘* HI IELD. Tl... April > — I room occupied by M (, t Ve udy, , el gO, a ie rOU nS, itor © nthropoloz of the Na- hote}] lobby. had sed her apartment ‘ The ili ‘ ' . P : pte 4 the offticial formula of the referee. : a i gg ee 0 is | © risesiie al “a “ oti Fy é hie Ni pega SATE oa | : ——: : as: 2 1e three Sterneck stores here! Saul was identified by resi : 2 th Re inte m rene’! 40 ey Elsen sage ' ie rom Pare One, ’ | hu a : ; 4 at ; iOs poe Jackson place for changing clothes, but she were badly damaged bv fire this: of Normandy, St. 4 The racers fat ee . - ret ee - ' ; vineers yitn & f J ‘ - “ nents anes ‘ . ) ] otis ar dictated a statement lis secre. iacl: Qa, / ren : on ng . oe aur i ‘red “ham a. at Shai iin chicane ie sey +h, 1¢ at éh, at ae : : Ppa : " I ru fie Pei ” | L i , | ent to S : disc sanee i; aly know ledge of the morning. | he womens re ady-to- whose homes were robbed taurant uri ore 7 ; & ; Ci ta 4a Um fe ‘ 4 a€ é ; . ’ 4 AUuU6t Ul ‘ } } et rT} i ‘ ’ j - a28) ' } eT) ; tary, to De uSE d ln the event Oot nis roryby i a ' wea ° j — “t . . : P ‘ ’ ‘ $ f ‘ : —— Te rt st meandered dow n the con- 2S won their fight te preve nt a ren) mCK toward YV: ' [ey lL , ' death Ie ; ar department was a total loss. | ruary and March, ' ee _— en : Q hi atch, ‘ederal authorities said the three |! Firemen fought the blaz | 8 atemen —" - the tnaenan there Hh e he , ee , oi ¥ ) aze with’ Saul declined to make # , a in the les 2G i . re, ine preaKk j a No Core Trajurre d. ] }? 0 sti mrote cr i that lr. rhe name s Of the men who es- who got aw ay are former convicts. vas masks ta police Are: Sore started at a jog pacing f the Laconia (Circle levee nor | .» Oliv WAS Injured . the ator Gil ‘ a M } lf ilicka perforin {hye autopay. THT : : me Nee stiffly and grimacing at the pain - xpected to)h6€©epmndanwer.= this main viecxK Of rp? oF = 4 ‘ } rit} wit ond ' tarting taut muscles Some f . } bili : } “3 tLhnropoioegzist 1] ] ry - . a of gtaT nie : 2 =. . ) A levee to which the circie levee \ cro = te} Je 7, ‘) ‘ P : oe ; = P ih ST eoneteneliieememesnenmetaeea x a | e 4 e ° . . if ’ a 4" e * Ge of ai Haivicval u OSS iWOpry be I ge upon tiv body bh % losses. The hairy bunionec rs, and | tourage . + we oF ~") Toa. 4 ‘ t MeWoOod Liye Ji e} Pine Te jerhyt t « } } } ; ‘ , ‘ , ; . . ave ’ 5 ° oo district, north of ¢ a1) - - oo ' i | o | ] hi bm 1ILS ts ractl iad a ehance Oo « Cyriie f ! re cho \ 1 QO] E OF HE HOI SE! ’ equally, the shaveo an? shorn) ontine ; Ti. “y a virtiv 7 4 . .s pPVEsOCiie] ‘ bit? itis ' f ’ 1) ‘ } " a i F - “ seo wo. . og « sie : } arity 200 i ] | On . ’ ; P nd es ilé i} yt hie r pave ment pounde rs, are grim!s wad rec 3 « sune uy nigh : Hopes that the erest + 1] id) ldetra: t; j { ‘ j ‘ i ' } a ria lls ty ’ terested in collecting the $25,000). the ’ had been reached were based o1 box car und a tun eat Heed 1 ‘ 7 ' ‘ that will go to the winner, or AS | of his } 3 ° reports from Burlington, la » Ke fj- ' be cd Mpiitis | if y } ‘} bp j i ‘ j i} j i j ' {¢) mu "a large a part as possible of the Te- | "We ; ra © . we ton . | (5° mSLPTE bi lope &: ( } 7 ‘ {i . kuk and othe I points to the arte f 1} e , 4 4. iO Ks i j | pQpuUL iit night exce edingly lean. said a “a B. & pit sti Orpori On, ] mmnar ra Cpe] 1] ‘re ‘ i i '? pri th : f PMOLIVEeS bY Lhe au iif@ i «¢ “ isé Of pheumonia {: Y . ' wee : ; = ult Stream was the one whic roke| fhe Jsiriiwood Lumber («5 With | “Is that } e 9 ten bors Lhe bast tf whieh proved fata ' S } . , ; ich broke eo ward f fo4) Puinae . veel cee: hi. } fatal. In his first enterprire, Mr. Th . t Irough it} Marion ( ynty Ion ; ad ahits €; {) LHe OFF 7 if1O? ly ' ; tre if i f } " | " {© 1 ‘ rn? wie ——— . . . al h e > Peet aoe na. — i , UnIC, Coldly Commercial’ Pyle was the ii © last Saturday and its damage al. | %~?" Mrisco Railv ein é g an itera he . -P , ‘ial in tite : : ready has been don Pestimated the +) + let] ' 7 f innocent and unwitting financia The } Ft Che pL TLE, , ' FP ‘ . 2 - ) ? i (] “ ita? , CO] «j ) ] t} thematics ; ‘ *y° - . ef : 9 " eerenennpnineencertmreinte rood t, OO oO} pre] ; . Pus . i i { ithel “ ICS, i benefactor of his rurners That 18, here ; 1} r _. -~ - ' am prt wary I ’ O71 4 ( 1 ‘ t ’ oO sport AVE . ¢ —— — See oe eeee Tracks From |, pection ; 7 ; | col Pipers: . innocent and unwitting until the) ¢, 199 : 3 . - ‘ a - +. ; rig ' (>t) ( ) aA itc'oO ta) CC sue , *S ‘ ; i Pm By the _— Neas Marshall, Mo, | +P , . , rcot _— e ° p e first week's grocery bill came 1M.) 4, : bh 200 te Tre ws ~ ‘ soll il sido? ’ \ 1 {) f : . 3 : ‘ne epecapytga I ; | Losses in Detail. i: - , - f , rl inall riced From that time on he was a re- the su * S 4 i 2 so) “? | | a ’ ! I f l* 4 ¢) al , 1) it ‘ cit t i Cc 4 ' . , ; “arpa +) “a 4o., April 23,—| Standard Ojl's loss vu Tee Kentuck Pv srahae nf . luctant and sadly disi usioned | aiong : o ; e T ree ln ; As h6fAcdkee GG Os CKY ‘ nto, 4 4 Cura ] | lif ATT e . oad sa ( ogi a a@riny efi- follows Four tank truce Penna: icine wiles \] cal M eaum for &f enna ts d benefactor Hie vhacged enly $25 | source ~TS, men hastily erects . ae tating iOn io vho — u 4imk 1LOr vv veurs an ‘ - ey ad oe coe i biy Pes cted 1 Storag - TANK Containing furnace |they snoke ( Oe , : fructor 7 liowar niversity ° 9 50 to $ 50 19 ente r the marat? on and prom, | recovel ; psteraday in an rv : Seyes ' reRiey Licd The OO : we gee f mal y D 2 - ; ‘ pir » keen the Leiba Mj ov ko onl and an empty storage tank, One | pie oO} \] Chipeet? , I ‘ lie Was born in P} i} of S ised to feed and he use ernch pir- | ear e ; 4 » J ’ lY BRBO in} Liver ‘ - , ; 4 ; ' ‘ =f ‘ r 4 o us I i na: : . { a la ° ‘ ‘ . pom fee from cutting under (itn ore ‘ vt W Thi hy ‘ x plode Gd and thie other | siubsiclinys and 1 1 Orcury ‘ weeps cif phia and tooK his nie dical de- | % vaageweae as long as he move d under I'm * -Alton tracks at Cambridge Bend comer leaks, oe 000 pum ps, | rare “However.” he added. “the | free at Georgetown University. In| 45 iis own power from one ttopping | ey.” he - ¢ : e* formes mt thie wer ene .¢ bes PO) ANG | ehambey I wo ‘| ss } nears not , Or ena Wiany other nofle | . r mortifi ation, of the man on the ’ l a lower ; i of th etkinwe £28200 ee te sual . . | | aii iba | | ; wh ore % , , > stretch and cut a half-moon 76 , , | ‘ ne | vey temperate at Pro 7 | anv of the diseases he | ; o§ no persuaded ted Grange, Su- hayn, @ e feet nears r the ruliroad. Aided oe in kK - on the siding, > 1 (U0: “Bit De ry: rs that is not 71 — Canty ted during his life Cune aS 1s ema EG Lenglen, Vincent Richards cycle . ; e "| MLITI pheotme | ‘yi ar . sel oe ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ =P ‘ i +: “ae . : m pile driver brought by the Gov. | ] sd u ; | OU. Another stor- | euse for what happened lr kno a 1 | of this work. | | “nd others to surrender the ama- Is gettl , ape nmnk «re ; qr i ey «: er on ¢ , » - a : , : : ernment tug Osage, the workers - , 3 i Uning high-test gaso- | th. police of Brockton did al) they Special Air Mail Cancellation ; a leur standings for the mellow jin- printed it ‘ i I ' \ ? } . = rave : ] ~~ ‘ . + ’ ‘ : : mes . . ” $s — ’ " ’ : halted the back eddy 4 inroads > % Oo ot % sti rag ; tanks eould to >? ofeen the senator ned \ spe eial ennes llation stamp ; +} ’ el of the Pyle dollars or the crisp a qua ’ ere not damage dita - sein ee . :; a “ust > with piles backed by willows. The h ei vere glad he suffered no viol nee, | bei prepared for the inaugural) 4 : sti of the Pyle checks, when he) releval ; Trees were cuc and taken to the le = al nee: gm ay neg d its “IT know all the people of Mas- | mail carried over the new ates: denies Hg , realized that he was, as he puts it. | inform = : ; ss AS . bhatt) Or umber, neulat- es »} ; ‘ , — i ‘ cA; « a o* . #+e% ee upper end of the stretch, where é sachusetts are sorry. [I am sure the! route .§ fr: . | ‘Ne cheapest } , h orld : ° , es ae as : ite trom St. Louis t KX ac i. a wer apest hotel in the wortd, raceragy, ing muterials ¢ ar ' i : ; 4 O \ansas ye T r “e os . : they weve secured to cables and ake “% a rs : ind sonar ighd kK, P yi U/}man who threw the missile, and | City and Omaha. The route will | NO RES rIRICTIONS WHAT SOEVER. I housed and fed those guys. 4 sketch : sunk with stone against the bank i ar CAVUSS aT eOU0U lor | whose Alm was So bak that e lhe en on ‘ ke ‘ Y . , he sn) ee — o* : / ; Barriers of trées ind kot gg "| three trucks and a coupe. A steam widehd the Ranatar kan 1 . ; ; h | - open d May 1 by the Universa) | MAKE DEDUCTIONS FROM ORIGINAL TICKETS, i. nee hea 84 seek for Pe tr qd > ' ; : ee ere endangered | down for several hundred feet. Of | ohn Spee table final price of the season! They come from the foremost — Inclean ing valuable up to and | dingy . a a break in the Laconia ¢ were | the tank cars wrecked in the train, | : goheaa ‘a ‘Uding a teft eye, for that much /| «lad ‘ evee yesterday were removed to | five contained gasoline and four makers *- and in practically every instance are reproductions. oe nk, apparently did not dis-/| ning ‘ id by three special trains of | lubricating and fuel oil. of th f é Ss ress hin. ‘thrown 4 . : ; han A . > + 2 . : i , > ooTs.. ; t Missouri Pac fic Railroad | All losses were insured. | x if only you will get rid f e most successful importations. If you need a new ve changed all that now.” an/of ve es) Which were sent in’'o the flooded | During the morning the rig) | i 0 e . “Ty gestur ' : iz the morning the right o! the errone- ,* Kesture ended at the middie )a hu ; @rea in addition to two regular! way ditches carried away large | ous idea th t A : on for es es by all means attend this event! vr the table, where he seized a “ ‘ ee ss ; ; ; > > lrime: ' : | 2 . ye f i) } | quantities of water, gasoline and a merican Radiator ecuit, dripping with butteft. “This “2 SLV08T © ”@ Mree land-owners oil. The huge crane enyag: ati ° - " _— ’ P sear th oa al ld ; had left in anticipation of the} picking up “th wree age ae He ng is expensive you'll install itin a yi ne eee One Coat at $250, Two at Sebi And th aaa see 4 come ou? ‘ the Le eng ears “pep! . v. ‘ > £ ‘ lie’yv pay Oo en e a you : , break, but re “ a | »} furnes. ' ; ss Vaeaws ree a ‘ 195 Four Si . rt ae edn a the ty Preimained more turned One ad, them over into place of the old-fashioned heat 7 Thirt -Fi : t $9 ‘ 50 at $165, x at $150; A 1929 Blunder. ’ feel . ai families of tenarts and | a pool and about 30 spectators er... ** y-F tve at $98, , At that, 1 think it will take paused : nan —_ | were splashed with mud, oi] and Less than $75 per room CO | i Riout four years to put the cross- é - | Water. mp e e. Country Mar . ' os . Cc . eas dale ‘heer, urathon on a paying | Ove , . +, J » 4 . . - is M ‘ e $ “romans sommr, vouracn | TLLINOIS DRY LAW REPEAL onvenient payments arranged. MANY FURS ALONE WORTH MORE! the wong’ are, by experience and | eat ; Uee. 1% 1858. , 2 WOrst mistake we made far | we al g «Published Wally t> The Puitarr Pubiisning Co | BILL PASSES HOUS | ‘ " y ’ Y ? ‘his veur hosed . uemoa Boulevard and Olive Stpect : ' . ES Of IMPORTED ORIGINALS WwW was 80 consider @ Seas ane ° and AUDIT BUREAU oe eiATED PRESS By the A sac lated ‘Press. 7 , , . : "He Me purchased a tent, 110 by Gene cag Tar inted reese exclusively entitled to SPRINGFIELD, Ill., April 22 MAN } ONE-OF-A-KIND MODELS! Wwe . Meat 3500. We built seats. . Use for republication of all Gewese Aisi atches wide a . ‘ > bing ADPFIL car. - ® had °9 oll paintin 4 for it Credited to it or nor otherwise eredited in this The Weber.o Grady bill to reps 2] | ERICAN ADIAT r hy: ad & - _ herein. Alt rights of sapabheetl arwe ublishes | State prohibition enforcement law | neces <= OR COM PANY : Cen a complete stage with | tice & pate: publieetion of . . , VEE Ie t S 4 ; hery , a herein are also Meee ‘| special dis Passed the lTlliinojs liouse of Len | 5 : i Spot i Lighta, both fiood and little on Rates by Mail, A eae , ~*~ -- a0Upe | ' ae . , Sy . : ny f oe Sunday. one vear a 606: e€Xact number of yotes ne sary | AND ALL PRINCIPAL 3 T Le . | : : . “A pore “ — : . Oe ear, ia = ‘ it iecessary 4 \ j me * d ; either by postal order rT i di for pasage, 77 to 65 | : CITIES | on b © 7 . Ket “ Philadelphia, they couldn't | the | ™ debeeriotion Hela by c Should tt be passed by the Sen-| | rigina hOUld gett 9:39 D. m.. when it | the | Gemestehe Fatt cars | 4, MOU HE Be passed by the Son. ced Krom | oes SO, Ble @ memth; honda Gn? Sealers | BtO MC will be subject first to the A POST CARD BRINGS PA | . | Antinee pe oye os amend st a af Ve a copy, | Governor's abproval an ’ R Ti Cc U LAR Ss ‘ an bp rformance of our show. ® the Pomoffi.< x miXG aiy Li, LS7D | - : and then At Wilmin t . / Loum, Ms ‘referendum of ¢) onl KLINE'S—Third . Ston. they couldn't get it | Ue t ird Floor. ad . all, At Baltimore, we'd been | huh ™ week shina hie bent Gee — es ge ee Mae ye es = — ee Se Arte eae ge ee —-——-- — cdma , and we'd had the tent

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ee STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH ir at a — =~ - en CC A eee intel ane, ee eee nc pe WIT AR i 2 Ene sorranpe — i ee le e _ ST.LOUIS.POST- DISPATCH PORE ‘ ome HELD t OR E AND RAGERS — = ae and Figures in Pyle Cross-Country one : M CARTHY MAYS MISSING | (IAN HRM | pousty PARTNERS FRNEST (AKI EY WEDS TOUR AND Bc] PLUGGING AWAY ae ea yy) HE SHOT HAISLIP SFFICERINBELTON, KY. 2° gms. PARTNER, LENA FRANK = sentir Sef TD COLLINSVILLE ~ IN SELF-DEFENSE cite: estes ree. Nobel Saul ‘ gue OF (aaa Promoter Seeks $100,000 4 , — Doctor's Care. _ Former Prosecuting Atiornes and Associate Married tn Iinois April 2. fi i- ! tts xf ; —— “ : | - mt- WHiam Murphy, 37, an ey - Re Former Reporter O T | * ©7, an ex-con. . He Lost Last Year While | ; _ er. vict who has served two tern s : _ _ ge } ° E. Word has been received by the Ernest F. Oakley. formerly Pros- Crh) facing charges ' ttaae oat s is Siktons 2 Sie pee s i ; Pte és gee: ie y- . Seo ™ in ast St. Louis Testi- Witte of Gova B. Pearson. insur- | ecuting Attorney and Assistant Cir- = Lili bickAi & » ©) Dur iary “47 R a 25 : at ae ai eel A “ OP ie “a pore : . 6 - SIP A ge ce ee a Se ee aie Re RES cis H = bd & ec ane reat CSLALe enier of “Ast | a the recovery of P > ; eM e pee Y hat te a ' ies e Fired in Fear of le Frank, Di AW PArUNee, were er Slovv worth of stolen Property 4 000 rize. e : . ° ' | . Louis and secretary or the | ,ried April 2 by a Justice of the | | ‘¥ ig ie A k W h K f ' Protective Savings : , | ] room and the discovery that ES eae -..c“( to] 6h cps ttac it nire., = ive Pavings and Loan As-| | Peace at Waterloo, HL, it became y that he ce i | scciation, who disappeared Satur- | | known today =? nas fe a + ee e T; a ; - oe » ~ ; —_ a 7 e " " ; ee . ” ; : oS te + ‘Bites FEEDING ENTRIES ae jay. that he is in the care of phy- | When Oakley was appointed - 7 » eal - 7 : a dh i ; ‘ | : = : , he. 7 oid. : ma te n,m Csi ( iC el ae 4 Pimothy ] MecCarth, former Sicilian at the home of a relative | Prosecuting Attorney by 0V. ss : ee + ' eas ws li > " : " te ‘ " . “4° ' “a Murp his second wif; Hatt | HIS 1928 BLUNDER | . } Newspaper reporter, on trial for! ; : prcuen Bere a oe pisoed | Gardner in 1921 to fill the unex- i>- 4 vs re aAlA 44} a ~ , PS , ’ eels a v fre murd - « ¢ L i iy; a Sanitarium. i pire ! Ts riv of liow ard Sidene r. me Ls bias Li sas ODe]l > il, e 3 | Lil bAlLtsdtje’*t ri T10TrTace AISiIn we ‘ . Pa ; : ; con’ ¢ wey arrest ~ i tified tod gph } An examination ol Pearson's Miss Frank was made an Associats %. AJ il’ it m AW ere : ‘ ain | 1) a reoming house on Westmingsn, it . ie : | | } ig ourt in East St. Louis that | #4Uthorities, William E. Schrader, | unsuccessful candidate for the ; ) _ i es eee. 4 |} he shot~ Haislip wh re president of th ve} piace A large quantity o Bi T Sh b a 4 es usip when the latter aad © loan -firm an- Democratic at f Cire | > qui ; weal i ae tie. +4 | oe ; . nocratic nomination for Ircutt 58 mile ~ a VW i\ Tor orrgyye — Ly a Post-Dispate! Sti il P} | rat ; yer equently left sitting 3 yee, 0° PE oda sacietaaietis — oe rn: er etiam Blais | retary of é P —— “na i] throu: rer ' 1 after Haislip had kicke din ait ary of the loan firm. he hi: $ ty a rels ; _ Ly ass hroug 24 1 K n , Nan- & | by the illness of a relative DarKed Mmacnine 318 res} lential they wi p ‘ igh St. louis aah A dled onl: S , ittal dis. LMER C. COMINCIOLA. door: pane! nly day-to-day collections. Oakley was the first prosecutor ,orh* and spend t hie nig irnt it) Map ewood., lean, drawn and bronzed were the 29 runners who lined up for ee te ee to be called upon to enforce the State dry law after its enactment, As the unsuccessful Democratic ] ee “ J., (left) and Co- | Says Haislip Cursed Him. | He is 46 years old. umbDOo ando fj entering Vand li , le changed ri Ims the ext day : eg Ill., yesterday. Below: The rete and that 1 te poi : ah wey nc | DEPUTY CONSTABLE AND | hy >» 7 ~ > trict by Her husband and Say}! se ES ' She said the man would return Ait a While carrying Clothing ‘ ind iewelrvw hut « the 7 o'clock start Sunburnes ; : 1‘ j ry : iT : qd not tell where t - - (OR tem | | a 8 | Missouri contestants — Jess Dal- «i COMMOtion mutside the roo j - 4 icviagt t Bes sé wrt °% on She a table forests Of whiskers, for son Zell © pringfield (left) and Pat, 94d previously occupied, he testi. | BING declared that “In their present nied Knowing iat r TT aee ‘ Le r soine H i "ie. Vhen . . mu | | e. 7 at ric! nuusband is . ‘ . oe of Sullivan. f} ]. \\ il@?*j] he looked our his Hi« nry and lke kinkelstein Acquit- form. thie pre ‘ft nt prohibition laws ROR RPE RI os % of the contestants have not shaved an ¢x-convict. He_ too! K her to cannot be mde quale ly or successful- run which is to end in Los Angeles ate- Washincton n Februarv since the race started March 3 : ee See ‘ — ne — ne aw Haislip., who | ted by Jury of Attack on ©, 1. | ; a TY and de. “Ne; haven ‘Yonter i lal infection is startinyv. “J ist as | get ee You tried to Kill me lk St | Rudolph | ly enforced.” | Bert d her, but she returned to spear ‘ a ~icrteotes into my |} 1e St: oc ay eg, =~" | night,” and cursed hin : Henry Finkels “Fr "OM kley ts h FY | St. Louis and started a search f moved rhythmatically as contest- ee ee ee | McCarthy t} ace : i ieee ee we eee Old, we. OY ee ee | him, she said * ants worked their chewing gut Pat Harrison, very tall and very] .) | me wn Oe DS PION See TS ge Constable, and his broth- | workhouse sentence in liquor cases oe Mn pokey Wie ar, into shape fo: the davy’s run. thin, is a blond. with amazing): te Rag GOOF, ace uring it With 8 tees Ke, 40, a professional bonds. | here, She refused to prosecute epee . 2 cas .. arpay fad Eyes were fixed glumly ahead— blue eyes that burn deep in thei chair under the Knob. he testified, | "'4" Were aequitted of charges of | : Se aA Ge “hip pocket” cases, “ee she was married to Murphy fg 58 miles oe ees seme sockets. He has « readé avin and Haislip, hows r, forced the door | #*8ault with attempt to kill by a ' che tt _ Neither Oakley nor his bride he | en — z ate She de , Saale was little of the dramatie is waiting until the runt ers ¢ nba and they carried their argument |} Jury in Circuit Judge Martmmann’s MK. AND DMRS. ERNEST r. would discuss the length of thelr rO- | sr agit Pas pears sh aaa hus4 in the departure thi twentv- the desert. “Then it'll get hot and _— — ihe hall, according to Me- | stgspei today. | ilae ens gma spe , courtship or the details of thetr oot | a Ss past, oF of his aveged ac. See gay of a tess Pu cum -away from ‘ea” he wre. Carthy's testimony They were charged with sinc. | 1 was Miss Lana lb rank. marriage whieh was known only | aggoa a re * Radner, 5 She is held SE ae dicts confidentially. He is Natt Haislip then produced a. knifs fing and stabbing Charles B. Rij-| aD Ae to a few friends At their offies | oe ete z ty oy ee a 38, | Sullivan. And ran in the race last wee : “a ‘athy fired over his head tt f re — avenue, in 4 SUPREME COURT UP ON DOCKET today, Oakley interrupted his con- rt le sun rT = ear an 7 , : y f as 6a Warn ’ ei4 Ce-LOP =; fig . ‘ = : ; ah ‘ nr bey a as AS j — i room occupied by “Murphy and eo? ee. Sel eO ies pie ot — - aetna es figs ii ae and when H isli : Pies ¥ fe. eee tion at sade ie een > Snes tee ) oe er a ve Aaa 2 os poets “089, > “ee re' Saul was identified by residents’ the official! formula of the referee. a none. | brandishine 3 tag Pion Sepa we Vard last Se . eee volon boute- | ee er Virtually Clear. eats meets As page oe a 3 : s a eacers went—two into a res- Seagoing Lad in Lead. pe Aastuneg tne Knile, he fired and “ Sept. 1: WASHINGTON, April 23.—For | Case, Miss Frank his: of Normandy, «St. Louis County, surant and ordered “ham and.’ ‘fh. Whose } onies were rol be q in Feb- lauran | c } hes and Peter € 34 VuUZZ 25 \ ly} f , : 1} : eos istein, the Only Ore of the Tlirst Lirne IT) as. Hisiory fie i - ASK {} if \ ()] he mad known ; other: Te LesLify, adimitt d Supreme ( our? nas found itself vires | ; | igh ae eae Ne Te rest meandered down the con- ler ws — ; ~~ ’ iary ; q \1 ins nh. Murphy ani X Int) i Wwaltey? On UJ ’ ats aire r’ ¥ Pe | Haislin Ave es rt) \ ‘ oy} j Pv Lihat his brotl ey ‘ ‘ 4 : ' , . - , 4 h' Ss ] ‘ } , crete tic, 18 ahead in el if ; — wae rPepiled since er, acting’ in his ea-ttually caught up with its Work i ; eit i Geciyl il 1 lz ° ee : . ’ . € itd I t apse i Tif a ¢ . tra c . , . -_ bl (° 1 & ; , 61.2 rar . ' . ; or : >> ‘ee . oO make Latemen Sore started -¢ " 100 pacing ; With menage % Y ' ur ¢ 0} r, he a tried for murder In that It) a an officer, struck Ru- i hief Justice laft announced froty Chicago Officers Make Discover) 4a rolic 4 ’ : . s es t ‘ ” i= «a4 aa - j : ‘ ? ni es Ove re Oe Hh : , . . aaa ° . ‘ . g@ starting taut miuscies some onds John Sa) I ; atts Doures uismissed when tive Court ’ elther had stabbed him. 1 hree | Cases set for argument this week By the Associated Press hs S : : al JONN Salo ( Passaic ar ee a leatht , other } . — = saned “Entral HS830 walked, arms swavin’ and hands pol cemal ‘ : 7 1: |! Med UeCa LIME Stateirnent inj- er men took purt in the rig nat. | there were only 19 cases whic! CtilC AGO. April 23 — For four $ c . J . . 4 4 iaill, | S¢ ( Ona. WwW) Nn Z 2 i +> c le . = . ’ fdenched about pieces of rolled 726:42 Kdward ‘“'S! ’ Gard Jpree sone A fiona writin. IDENTIFIES VICTIM OF NEG were ready for hearing, and that it | bours two detectives searched th 4 : i oa ~ af ary SNniek ardaner. E A ory 7 ; :, : RQ es : , : sewspaper. Nore anticipated with i. Negro. from Seatt] tie , rudy ‘00k today permitted a was not feasible to hear them at} flat of Mrs. Leo Di Becckio for _ . & ’ ,4 Vidi . Cais , is> Thoire VW ivf \ I i be T¢ , ate . ; | : / CA ie P anv ov. the biistering miles ahead l y29 40-8: Cite ¢3 ’ 7 ; Viicne: y E5015 tO a cls athbed SLAIN BY RAILROAD AGENTS the present time becaus: of the dis liquor. without results. Then they ne ; #Vve Jd. rUit mek martia ‘ sfateme? , r, _ es oo . of then There is none of the +S. bald ee . - ~ | ie _—~ . ntl of Haislip’s, p stdin aie |tance of counsel from Washingto! decided ney ne ded more lieht to aw as — . = , c Lailan Naik in2 Cc né TY) 1 7 ic ‘ . yi ' ' . . re Ime enirit th, Aesire 1a wir way | . , Ham pion Quote = death bec State e srothe r in-Law SAYS Man 1 Oli- | A few vears avo tne docket oft continue the search SO hey urned gporti! 4 oer aa S i elu : i W SOR ROLLE SSR ILC GE BEE " ss ; 1? {oO rt hy lan a t} 144 (oer , , ‘ hh nt, - j . y j ni WAN aaa OS REEF SR i oer ogee — ' A 4 4 iA Ce Witti J , oe 2 v actin ae . it: ' ' ‘ , ‘ : for victoryv’s sake. in this contest : ee ee a rs | Morris Richy — : y . - NONY Was Biven by the scious in Hospital Is Albert Hop- ;}the Supreme Court was so congest- | on the nearest gas jet. out of tic a business based on ballyvhoo, | | fifth, witl 69:54:15 All of 1 Rev. Clyce Bewman pastor of thi meyer, Grocery Clerk. ,;ed that several years wer rm which, they later testified, poured : . j i \ Ad j } i «) j «) rece Be rieti- j ‘ . e1 . Nil . eg} ‘ F ne . fend the outfit. from: “Cold Cash” | ———-~ La ee. Bek peas "yrtens pate ¥ o lian Alliance Church, who - ull unconscious at Overland | quired to reach a ease not ad liquor—enough to fill a five-galion f ieee — = - ——- : wary en ws nee . ined sACC' Last tal ‘el? © lTinisned =: hea +o — , ; vit: ‘ ; } ee ‘ . an himse}f tn the weurlest runner and @ o - % ' f Said fhe Visite q Haislip in St Mary . Os] . & Negro, who was shot | business which reaches if Witihil source, fi ~J-galion reservoir. - "i* Pe l¢ _> > a ; —— oP, . . _ ‘ . —_ i pu - 4 - AVP biliiit S . Prle S100 Ooo Belind. VV YY! ‘ tn ail Ine roo n | det i] Lou could may be take uM A finishe ’ wees “i ; i in Hai: is)?, SLAtinPE That hie thought hie to qaeatn ny railroad agents Wiig a few mentions ol| tue end ot each Mrs Li becckio VAS fined $100 ‘ 3 a hn o> r) "= | = me F } ° _ i , ? . . » _ —— ‘4 a ‘ 1¢ of W I aA pe ' —aS cy 1} : ? | ‘ ‘ Pe Py ¢ } . ; J *) ‘ : , . . — rs , i } ' ‘ AJ Ti pe Lt fi¢ racers geparter } ’ : ‘ 1{ f — ? : — } ; losses T} ‘ h iy by i! ones — and \¢ ‘ . H{ 5 a Vill} hi ing - t-ii- ee ild ore | i IIT) t he ( yi rman COTS 1} tod: * witt +} ; . } - } tpl iecre Tile? v4 Slif ie q v‘¢ sterday i i id riviii HA LIOT \ as rade uv . i | tS ee BROS. MANUFACTURERS VO’. +s a “= . , , . a e. C on . , ‘ . , AGA a F' : ariv qiry perry ’ : i : ; ; | 1? ~€ ented es : | 25 though overcome at the thought! name—and could he help me out — a De trainers carried foot of a staircase with a bullet with him Knowl said. | Your Oid Suite of mee indi Will go to the winnel, OF & ; | ' oe a supplies for their runners and bae gto or ' une) Ba | Toe ee ie ule of the re_|°%, nis losses, Reis tack up the tale. | with a little money. You sep. I'm| gage, food, unguents for aching | poe eee, left chest. They Joseph O'Dwyer and George Furniture for “a! «ii a> oO. - ‘ it - ss 4 7 . Ch hs ’ UY ‘ ] Se uf its jour ; } } i ‘ ~ ed | 2 . a ‘ : . - i ; : et ; } lt] ry We play in theaters and audi-|;a funny fellow I'm a vegetarian. | yo) eae . | +46 7" acning | said he refused to state who shot Walsh, special agents for the Ter- fe as ae ‘ = t 14 t f pe | toriums now,” said he. “You ought | I didn't eat meat for 25 years, so I| ,,, ” Tem, SOR Poy eae) hin Haislip died at St. Mary's |” Kailroad Association, pa- | ues ev ig raieg among tp hey ’ Linhisi. . ss uUnION pilasters , : ot { line ‘aok . “ among the fu to come over and see our show./ can't get everything in the restau-| pia | Hospital on Jan. 21, after making trolling the tracks at Easton ave- | and Wednesday ' 0 . ‘ . - ‘@ 7 a “( “ ’ ] . rg an ; : . ' J T) Baan resst' ryt IrTnacsa é . , . 7 trainers ae engrossed “28 E We're giving a $2 show for 50/]rant. My trainer here, he cooks}. pence a. A ve entourage Of 641 conflicting statements to police nue, Wellston, shot the Negro as | ' > % aleyver 4 “a7 ar S¢ if .4° a . ~, AUT VHLICS a ne » 1929 “ : ane oe a orn rouser: ricntenes yp, | emenvoes, Save a few torn bil , :, ‘ years bunion Gaerby iS the j a are 19 women and six men in it. | Gay | Sa be aes : ; iil headquart« Ss with the information. | said she did not see who fired the fair |} Say, e asked, “put my name in| Posters, and in the hotels a reek of | +p , taf | ¢ | Relies , , a . one _ as ' oe > 44 ryé a S| / i ‘ “ais : " ‘“ 4 ? P j ah first enterprire Mr. | The Show Must Go On. | your paper, will vou I'm Joe si- | jiniment | ley returned later. they said. but | shot and that Haislip had béen out “iy : e - } “Pp > « ° = - ry" i | . 5 ' - — . . ~ ee | i rir r ‘ ‘ 4 ; . ‘er “Coldly C ial’ Pyle was the The show plays a prominent part) pos from Garfield, N. J. I want to| Route of Pyle Row Brean cenge ay te 7 eS ee ° , peane: eres "ie vas ; : ' i AG ‘ Ae ‘ ‘\ , » > ee ve . , . 4 aft ey ssaelir } } } . " —- o : ai "lin the Pyle financial statement. | show it to mv friends.” “e ya Jiunners Phrough | reste l after Haislip died LD) Leo Madden, Deputy Cor- ~eoemand unwitting mnancla’! rhe local motion picture theater | ‘Saat woia 4 Se Tl oe St. Louis Tomorrow. Elizabeth Murphy, who was with] oner. said that the bullet entered _ benefactor of his rurners ‘That 1s Bate ree ceeciays repeats oe 4 Bald reOrer put it in The route of the Pale whee : . re. cal ai: ‘ , ; : . . ‘ ea , ee there was crowded for both per-! your p thet I'm « Cermen wil aa ' — os aap Wem we ent to the hotel, | between the ribs and ranged down imocent and unwitting until the), . ' a _— per that I’m a German, will) through St. Louis tomorrow was /! testified they id gone there to |to the ] = first . K | , bill formances yesterday. And with’ you’ There's a lot of German pop ant i t) i at nee fet pean age ) ; . ie Rip Where % lodged. | e SL weeks grocery yi] fame mM se ] : : e Ay : : eT -~;jannounces WIS HWOOrning. starting borrow a nutomeobils fron the (‘ur , ‘ : Ce! : — nAvartiaine rata-.natt ae ae , tl Ing , porro\ an au nowt iron n a oa F auer A ss ‘ Priced From ok tine an he was a re- show receipts, advertising rake-offt, ulatio in St. Louis. I'm very shorti from Collinsvills at @ 4 é eas Dro cei 3) “es papper gy 631 as inuauer, Assistant | ' ee mt ‘ Lit rT) ‘ c , nh Aw — ‘ te . ' + . e _ ; I —~ Y ae - \ a I , t = 5 ropri I ' © SalGd rhe} it) na- Setlate s Af orney. 18 ) SeCyU or he luctant and sadliv aisi usioned = sae —— so eae rem ea “ eo: money. | will take the route over T —S hHche ine hip » the lobby Hiaislip start charge for t} ite wt m ae ny i —: ~ > ) i ~— eeeee ' ; 2 ai Ai} Ova - ie a i ihe cA e, & ’ Se benefactor hie we i ‘ged CT lv $25 “i — eo es = nya a om ou . Ge ‘ ‘6° race } sca” ya ana ! Il- M“ ay NO 4f To ths kre ‘ Brid re ‘ 11) ase wt 4 Vr \ rit Csi Trié Tummy 1} } Pe a - (*% meg ae | : ‘ ere en ae sources of income Pyle expects to! ished nineteenth He expects to do! out (Choute apes ag oe ate eT, ae mm oe eee ity Counselor of East i ’ ." . “ *4 ry" ’ an ae . ” . . Ff , pag the maratt on and celeb recover the S100 Hoe he lost last bette r t} is time he ad can ada rm A os f t irtThz | iz WwW? 1T1G } The Wi) les St. Louis. ix de fs nding Met arthy. ise SS on afc ar- ‘ os — » 4 nignwayv, ove singsnighway ( | thes a fee : and hcuse ech o year and make a profit as well.| the vegetable fund Oakiané avenu . | : e cipan as ong as he move a uUTli¢ t r ~— vy > . . . i vr . a . WALI orking as a bellhop. as 7eV- here will be matinee and night | Mohair Suite—reversible cushion Imagin: the embarrassment, the ants, even if they avoid starvation/| er run before. is holdinz up well. ! performances of th "" diaiaig PRINTING dt d 100° fills > 1 Pea .- son 4 = a - ' . : B * 2 | a ‘ ~ } (re 2 lov Heer mortification, of the Manion the long trek. (,eorgee M. Re-! but. bemoans the fact that while} at the Masonic Tez ‘ ! \l " | oe egies °_ 3 ey 2 n) alates , a" a es ' ‘ Le MASONIC empie in Mapie- | ? a ST eB : $ : n0 persuaded Red Grange, Su- : hayn, a middle-aged German ex-bi- |) one infected toe is healing. another wood j Catalog, Job, aetn mnareces and Direct Mail. | 98 value. Less $35 Trade-in Al- “ann cy} : ana «oe: » : 4 . “ ; . , | . ‘ . ae — nglen, Vincent Richards ;cycie racer, 18 an ¢ xampie. George | ¢ ST 4 TIGNER Y i lowance Tuesday night and an lers to surrender the ama-/js getting a tough break The | | Ww d d i teur « ae | Mears a — = e wee ae : ey ba OSGMOGSGAyY OMY ..- sees eeseese r Mandinge for the mellow JiD-| printed programs, which sell for| | We carry in stock every dependable office item, laa Eel . - / S'© Oi the Pyle dollars or the crisp = ll of t} "Ker . ; . agoliar: he crisp/a quarter each and give all of the; Ww ous : 3 ite and Gray Enamel -Pur pose . oem Of the Pyle checks, when he/ relevant and most of the irrelevant CL. ; “ur pose } LITHOGRAPHY ' Attracti Bedroo "the : that he was, as he puts _ information about the race and the | | i | ba 6B Commercial and Color Offset Work. : oT .of . 4 . . . ** . J -TSOEVER My cheapest hotel in the world.” | racers. omit him entirely in the| j Pe A 2 ' . 2 = > » : 2 moan 0 4 | E = lean a es and fed those guys.” |sketches of the contestants. In a| u BLANK BOOKS ; a : : r a] - i el 3 _ . = a . ) hal a ) . — aINAL TICKETS. Said, “for 84 days for $25. Alliseparate list of the men who ac-| i ad p i ad f hi WW k q> | , | arge variety lung indin?: ( ee i | [eeperate © Aregarptire “ naerprice or J ~ ee mas A large variety of Rulings and Bindings. 4 - mics Sits s their , =, usSnHitually started in the race nhe¢ 1s | 6 teen ee . | | : mes . * the food and offered t0/| travel He was interviewed in a/| — oF - , e , mo «-: - ee aoe : ; . : ' ‘er whee ome from the foremost “a valuable up to and | dingy hotel room, as he sat in bed, | Binders, Indexes and Sheets i | . beeter NF a jeft eve, for that much | clad only in a pair of soiled run- | STEEL DIE EMBOSSING ’ ance are reproductions tress Mistake we made so far |we always keep in step. We walk Hadlev Pathfinder Trays ORIGIN ALS: «=, -. WBS to consider a tent. | and run ¢he~ swallowed another DOWN ae) . te ’ vp 20 Purchased a tent. 110 by | spoonful) like a son-of-a-gun and wie eee a The “Harvey” Machine Posung Ledger. | i ms ’ ae) * 7 . : : - . oice o ve e D MODELS: BE We naatt, 3800. We built seats. | we always win like the Flying Finn coal LOBE-WERNICKE FILING SUPPLIES | oe | We oe -Y oi! paintings for it./ but we have to admit if we prac- | Adapted to small apartments, flats, beauty parlors, doctors, den- G . ' : : ; scenery se complete stage with | tice a bit and get a propeller or a | tists and barber shops. Enameled inside and outside. Index Guides, Caras, Folders for all Purposes. Our $129 Di . -R = Suite, ; @ £ ight . — . anw | B . bi §pot “Ste iis, both flood and | little more fit we can beat any ° | ffet, oblong yi T 24 . : ’ 5 . “* - ~ 4 ‘ > = ’ . ; ; * . Me heat rything. We had 87 | norse in a 50-mile course and Le; $1 Crating Charges on Out of-Town Orders Phone CH estnut 7100 : hairs, dl , : € ? :f ~ 9 . -* » I J : . . "At Seen shel | happy and gay along all the way) | ered. I $35 Trade-in Allow oh : Set it y ladelphia, they couldn't | the foot race of C. C. Pyle across | | O $225 thovig — 9:30 p. m., when it | the continent, mile after mile.” Only one er) ~ » ' matin ave been ready for a Two long satisfying swallows fo}- to a cus- ; So - he - > ‘ | ** ’ : At a ence of our show.!tlowed. Then, “well, it’s still a lit- tomer. ik ' and ad . ‘ > , ’ > « : ; Sp umington. they couldn't get tt | the more, but T guess we can stop. | None te 901-903 Washington Fourth at : 5615 Delmar Bivd. . At — ¢ > — _ ’ . “rr ™ . * + | re Baltimore, we'd been | huh | Dealers. OPEN NIGHTS NORTHWEST CORNER § i z ‘and we'd had the tent “Say.” he turned suddenly, fling-' - a rom our “i ~

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ee: Tee ae Te Seek hee wnt gts » ee tite Pete at > ana ys ae," a Ls . Qe: an J} . 4° msgs Re ee eee nee PAGI: 4 __ ST.LOUIS 1a DISPATCH _ _. TUESDAY, — = oe el CP eoith the New.... Seeevan Radios and Melodons If only the pulsing beauty of the original music you if you really insist on hearing every note ; . . if you demand that every inflection of the voice be rendered truly on the radio you buy then go to any authorized Sonora dealer listed below tor a free demonstration of the New Sonora. Model A-36 will satisfy Listen in to the Sonora Broadcast Over Columbia System Every Thursday, 8:30 P.M. Through Station AMON , ;y . ti 1] | le téa say ' Yout Carl W] bi CCLi tne GIiiTerence., Five minutes will convince you. | CLEAR AS A BELL! fe On Display at the Following Dealers: BRANDT EKlectrie Co. Kissel Music & Radio Co. 3%h St. at Lafayette w4 Fine St GRand 6590 seas oT 5614 S. Grand BI. grvecre , Mi 4 AL Side Sicore—CUpen Evenings SERVICE U pen Evenin 7s Riverside S605 the H ¢ Electrically Since Ia 84 Serving § Model \ t ! The Sampson Company 3624 Olive St. JEfferson 6057 Kaemmerer Musie Shops. Ine. 6317 Delmar EAKKRTNER Kleetric Co. 3521 N. Grand CAbany 9100 4909 Delmar ‘ . > ”* : 7 COMax 2600 fh 0 3199 S. Grand i/pPrn £ renen 75 rest ‘ S I Aclede $920 Cpen Evenings pen Lvenings | Se | se T Call CEntral 6830 Avenue Ti re ae ivenhe—iinru to out Strect DERAG SALE HEA? Higher-Priced Models . S Greatly Reduced : Now vou can realize that very teminine desire to have 2 smart Handbag for ever stume without being in ast ravaca . © itadi \ CS “A I] } a’ rmingly trimmed!...In vy, Diack, green, red. gra nd other seasonable st ~. AGE O’Rossen B ’ ossen Bags. Pouch! j , ouch! Under-Arm. Back-Strap! l op-Handle Styles! oe » * o . KLINE’S—Main Floos BASEMENT Wednesday ... A Special Purchase Sale j3\ NEW DRESSES Less Than We Regularly Pay for Them Never have we offered daintier - « *marter styles . . . and more interesting variety at Six Dollars' There are vivid splashy prints . newest pastels tions. . and combina. There are washable frocks which are as charming as they ar: practical. Every one well made . expertly finished and a real value at this wery low price! re "4 tn t a : . liamone aa S or S14 amitted rdiue to police, he had stolen $1284 worth o:! we rom tf Be Jewelry ( Sixth and St. Charles streets “ re *h or r yas nitor. and | pawned most o for a frac- of > Treai 7 al 4 Brass patterns valued $50 we stolen from the Mueller Brass bi dry Co., 4475 Fyler avenue a BILL FOR WHIPPING POST | PASSES MICHIGAN HOUSE Provides That the strap “Be Laid of the Bare Backs” er a a igan al Tale ~~ ? 5 ~ .U0 years Still pending before rgoerers ay - we ¢) i» tet | i he House HeaAaAsuTre strap “be laid on tha of Criminals. Associated Press. NSING, Mich Ap! Pein a 1 to Feinstate capital nishment on the statute books cf t@r an adsence of near fouse vesterday passed a iZing the whipping post as a i iw ; — . mMwor / i ‘ ce Senate last week approved penalty for first degree + House to- ie Senate’ nishiment measure, while the examines the whippin in the Hous: provides that | bare | - . - _ ‘* . . of “hardened” criminals at | MmOus Gauring their imprisonment trial MAN AND GIRL DIE OF POISON TAKEN N OEATH AGREEMENT | ‘ er - OT -Al mm) SP RINGS . ‘yigy \ (‘a venus : us ire DOL pla? ? % ‘ had aj : ’ ere “ee ’ " - oe 4 i) . ‘ RR i ; eis . vi ' ‘ af) ‘ ; at] ‘or | oO ; « ay ‘ ’ ; ' Miss Davis VAS A WH ‘ Sele TOOK > kee fire? “+ | 4 . ; ; Rah ATi «34? | est] iay . ~ er = re = aft the itio Union § Printers’ Home ‘ from which Carey was dis. | irged Sunday for dishobedience. had heen under treatment for | erculosis His widow and two ldre Grand Rapids. | ' Pn ordin® 7 , Miss Davis" fa er had for- ar. the robbers | Miss Trilde Loving, was rob! bed of his auto and | Minnesota | ue, at his garage, and took his ——— a a OPEN TILL MON., WED.. ee TTT LAA —— Stools, I.am D&, ‘ Esti. Shades, Smokers, ad a _ os Cushions— About “gt Ps pare at sien —-N I ‘ ¥ So \y ty x . pela o a DADS stering ( oe CO. Kefinishing — the >. is largest Shop of 2 — Close- . por gy AP a 3203 Locust St. its kind in St. Seaver aus, PPTTT ThA 1 hal hh Ae el tg lp ted A dette dl ded Phone for Fasti- oP. M. FRI. SAT. TL TL TT NN TT UNDERWOOD lurniture of the Crane ku bought over bv the Twenty-two vears ago the firm Prutrock- Litton was established to sell Dependable ata fair price. T nifure Company was nerstone tor the present business was laid. rufrock-Litton Fourth and St. Charles To attract new friends and old alike to this celebration event we ~ are offering liberal reductions throughout our entire stock— commencing Wednesday! The entire stock new firm and the cor- Quality Furniture At Savings Up to 50% Visit Our Store Wednesday! > ie i $255! Re: curd! CSS ( usually low prices during our A Celebration, Room Furniture made to vour ’ ? feat ' Phe two luxurious pieces Davenport, $125 New Tuxedo § ee 7 hal, axe 0 oy 2 SIS85 we will allow vou tory, Wi ithout additional Charge. ; i \) ‘ ry | comtortable armchair with high arms—wil! be co vour choice of manv tine § d line brocades, velours, etc. Leg solid u Just one of the manv Living-Roon s now ¢ yoo eS Armchair, $62 An |] negli si) Lounge Chair made in our own tactorv for You mav ch — | Nine- Prece ludor Suite . English Lounge rn : S25 Chairs!!! Made in Our Factory titted ¢ ush tT}, extreme! \ CU) Your Choice of Finest Covers wse from a wide assec triezes, brox aces, en-trezes heads s,. etc., ranging i2 price up to $12 per vard his is a superb Chair value in our Angi wers Celcebration—sce it Same Chair With Down Cushions 875 éGuit iS QOUILE Das a lary ye / ; ‘ ; " . — ’ »? 4 > j p ’ > ’ » side Wa Lie cal 4 Na caoinet, 45x60-inch rable with an eight lairs and one armchair. root extension The § € nstructed—cabinet tronts of rigured Durl wain l-stripe mahogany veneers—dust= , ? . ° - al value during this Anniversary Ase > ST00! Oe sees ee af St SsGe 73 eR. Bo 2 th reclining back am snbereaill | Expertly the low price of $69! rtrnent of fit rc Wy v~hair- Use Our special inducement to mak lections now. Extended Payment Plan!! We are extending very liberal Terms of Pay- ment during this Anniversary Celebration as a Do not hesitate to ask the sales- man about our Extended Payment Plan. Early American Sutte . Regulariy $228! <A Bird’sEve Maple Suite SD58 barly American design, attractively decorated in black with tloral ang ern. Note the spaciousness of the Dresser which has tour large drawers. Chest also has four large drawers; bed is full size oid Pres Separate Pieces Will. Be Sold Dresser, $58, Chest, $43, Chairs, $1lv e your furniture se- New Coa \ cape back, with rows of tiny buttons ...and @ satin scarf are details of the basket-weave coat for misses............82% Ihe simple. scart-collared coat of hashana is the tvpe ot coat to combine smartly with plain or printed frocks: (‘wom- : 825 ens $1Z7¢€s. . ia =e Broadtail cufis. outlined with stitched bands of the coat-fabri are smart on the scarf-collared coat of basket-weave: (women s oS et “17s. e« S25 Ihe ensemble coat m Oxford mixture, with diagonal tucking and a little scarf necklime. in S25 misses 8:78 ey -+) Ihe NVelweteen ~ cotton-back Coat with a taffeta facing and « how on the shoulder, ss crepe- lined: womens sizes .... 25 Special... Field-Grown Rose Bushes 4 for Qe These Bushes will be bright and fragrant with large double flowers all through the Summer— oice of several popular pink, red or yellow hardy varieties; field or bench frown, at this special low price. Privet Hedge You will surely wan some : these sturdy fuall-rooted rivet Hedge bushes hat meke * thick fence in one season, They “re priced ex. 79 = 59c ‘remely tow... (Fifth Fieer.)

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, id 7 ~~ we \ == ZTE SSN UNDERWOOD Deviled Ham | vy friends and old lebralion event we liberal reductions ir entire stock— Vednesdav! Furniture ngs Up to 7 ore Wednesday! ~ Suite . $245 - large j2-inch O-inch table with an eight- one armchair. d—caninet tronts of tigured pe mahogany veneers—dust- ing this Anniversary net Shown oe, ‘ - Rs . “Seek: Sighs) WEE i) sect tabs 3 SS Su Sor US ee $ laple Surte of » decorated in 1 spaciousness of the Dresser tt also has four large drawers; Will. Be Sold $43, Chairs, $1v ee Cl pt gn 9 z ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH____ ee ee ee a ELAM SE ———_ ~~ IN . GRAND-LEADER hes = QUAN WO WAN Se a) ) \ \ WAT ais AY ies \ \ tN New Coat-Styles... New Coat-Values! \ cape back, with rows ot tinv buttons... and a satin scarf are details of the basket-weave ue ee MOSGOS., 2.4. seas ce S25 The simple, = scart-collared coat of hashana is the type o1 coat to combine smartly with plain or printed frocks; (wom- en's Sizes. 825 Broadtail cuffs. outlined with stitched bands of the coat-fabric are smart on the scarf-collared coat of basket-weave: (women s “zes. ae ae j a a Yan The ensemble coat in Oxford mixture, with diagonal tucking and a jittle scarf neckline. in rp aeg we ee ¥ The Velveteen © cotton-back Coat with a taffeta facing and a how on the shoulder, ‘s crepe- . e . >= lined: (women’s sizes .... 825 You Rarely Find so Much of Both at New Silk Coats “25 Transparent Velvets Such an array of coat-tashions coat-investment .. plenty of them, in Crepe. Satin, Bengaline. Velveteen (cotton back) Coat. such fashion tweed for Summer travel. favorites. Smart Cloth Coats , Velveteens and Summer Tueeds and such a remarkable return for your . warrants an immediate choice from this group! Silk Coats... The sheer rayon velvet Coat and the Topeoats of lightweight And a wonderful choice of models in Broadcloth. Co- vert. Kashana and Basket-weave woolens, untrimmed or with ¢ >rt-haired furs. “ These unusual coat-values may be. shared by «amen and misses—there are sizes for all! Special!... Large Axminsters Field-Grown Rose Bushes > for Pe These Bushes will be mght and fragrant with arge double flowers all ugh the Summer— noice of several popular pink, red or yellow hardy varieties; field or bench frown, at this special low price. Privet Hedge ' You will urely oe. these sturdy full-rooted rivet Hedge bushes hat make ® thick fence in one season, They mcly ton. 20 59¢ tremely low. ‘Fifth Fleor.) Want some eed oe 6 a ; ~~ —_ Here's an economical, practical and very attrac- tive choice in a new Rug for the large-size room: You will be delighted with the luxurious appearance of these Rugs, their artistic Persian and Chinese de- signs in colors glowing richness ... and at this price. these Axminsters are values of great importance! 15x9 and f2x11.3 Sizes at Savings. Now. . Only a limited number of these very de- sirable Rugs are included in this group (Come in early for choicest selection. Convenient Terms of Payment Arranged: lloor.) ~ Kth New “Luxor” Bird Bath Guaranteed Weather-Proof. Unusual Yalue at This Low Price In soft green and tan tones that blend into the garden scene - this. dis- tinctive 22-inch high Bird Bath that has graceful turned-down bowl. It is a noteworthy value at this very low price. Flower Pots Luxor ware in chorce of sev- eral charming styles and in 7!4 and S-inch diameter, with at- tached drain saucer. Some with chains for hanging. 45 AS Gee oe dC Only (Fifth Floor.) vice—CEntra! Klaine-Goering Watches For Men and W omen Kadio listeners who have formed the habit of “taking their time’ from Elaine-CGoer. ing will be especially interest- ed in seeing the beautiful new models of this nationally known watch. Every Elaine- (Goering Watch is absolutels guaranteed. STRAP WATCHES in several new stvles with chron- guaranteed jewel movement 4 um finish, luminous dial and $10 RIBBON WATCHES in laintv rectangular shapes with chronium finish and jewel lever move- $15 ment a as STRAP WATCHES — in gold-filled case with luminous ‘ lial and 15-jewel $18.50 lever movement. RIBBON WATCHES in dainty shapes, gold-filled and fitted with IL5-iewel lever mov c- a ee ‘ $23.50 «(Street Floor ) APRIL <3, 1929 __ __._______5]. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH STIX. BAER & FULLER PAGE ob ee tt = Rt: Special! Fashion-Right Spring and Summer Silks At the Extraordinarily Low Price. Yard J Most timely . .. this special offering of Silks! With colors so important ... with perfection of fit so essential .. . and soft “dressmaker” touches so much in demand, smart women are taking a new interest in planning their frocks. And this low price is an inducement to plan a complete wardrobe at savings! Reduced! Every Coat 4)-Inch 40-Inch 40-Inch 40-Inch 40-Inch 40-Inch 35-Inch 32-Inch 32-Inch 32-Inch 36-Inch 40-Inch with individuality. Printed Flat Crepe Printed Crepe Chiffon Washable Crepe Astra Heavy Flat Crepe Silk Georgette Plain Crepe Chiffon Printed Silk Shantung Plain Silk Shantung Washable Striped Crepe Striped Silk Broadcloth Chiffon Dress Taffeta Black Crepe Satin Vogue. Pictorial and MeCall Patterns will inspire you with the many touches that change a dress into a dress little (Second Floor.) in Our Little Children’s Coat Shop Is Otfered : Wednesday at | : 9 a qi | The mothers of will want to take the saving afforded in this out- All Coats smartly tailored of exceptional standing event! quality fabrics, in Spring styles. af all little tots advantage of are the newest. CI nail Coats for All Occasions Are Ineluded! Mannish Regulation coats. . fashioned of Lymansville cheviots . . novelty tweeds cloths... . Tailored Coats ... and . botany flannels . . and smart mixtures. the popular shades for Spring— Navy Blue Nattier Blue Paprika Red Rose Beige lhe Baby VELDA The w adorable Dress Coats are .. printed kashas .. . broad- ide assortment includes all Brown Rose Shop—Second Filvvr.) lea “Made of Bemberg - Smart Frocks of Svelda Fabrics Are Featured in a Fashion Showing on Our Second Floor Sheer, fragile-looking fabrics in evening frocks—that can be washed like muslin! fade. and color though tubbed often. Smart sports frocks in delicate pastel tints—that will not Dark-ground frocks for street wear—that will keep their sheen All of these will be displayed by man- nequins each day, and- Miss Florence Layton, a New York stylist, will give fashion talks at 11:30 and 2:30. *“bemberg i* a *juaive, stiret has a@ natura Svelda Svelda Svelda Svelda Svelda Svelda from pure frbers. spum into very f Printed Chiffon, 38 inches wide. yard Plain Chiffon, 36 inches wide, yard. ime threads by an ex- Lapinatne peneetl which gives it unusual strength and elasticity. rt luster similar to gilx. and is heatproo!, wasiproef and colurfast Printed Voiles, 38 inches wide, yard...... $1.49 Plain Radium, 36 inches wide, yard........ $1.49 Plain Pique, 36 inches wide, yard......... 31,98 Prints. 36 inches wide, yard.............. 31.98 ‘Second Flocr.) } ' : ’ : Spceta: ST. LOUIS AIR PARTY HEARS JUDGE LANDIS Travel Cover Five Enymeers Fast to Advertise Aero- nautic Meeting. -_——— te the Post-Dispat¢t CLEVELAND April 3.— The American business execulive is we'- ——~. ; mornilag in coming travel the opportunities for air with an enthusiast far ex- ceeding that which ushered in the automobile age, Kenesaw Mountain | Landis, high commissioner of base - ball. told a meeting cf the Chicago Society of Engineers at a runcheon held at Chicago yesterday for the visiting delegation o; St. Louis m: chanical engineers, sho ae create aeroraulic Lou's nex* air tour to third national to be held at St The &t. gineers left St. the Louis "(olden ‘nterect in tf on au meeting mont. Louis party of tive en yesterday shell,’ | tri-m:@tored plane oy the Svell Pe- ' troleum Corporation | Chicago in time for luncheon. | delegation | the afternoon, ; | throat and a couple Youll be delighted with the warming, | mhebet. resumed arriving last night to attend which William B. gineer of the Ford the principal speaker. arriving its journey at Detroit ta , The a dinner a Mavo. chief en- Motor Co., Mayo said Wii ii t — three tri-motored planes were mati - . ufactured each week pany. bv Hie said ris eorm- this schedule was justified by the rapid strites being made by aviation operatirg com- panies On the wav from Detrolt to _ Cleveland this morning tte party ' ; | ing for home ' ' stopped at Grosse Isle to inspect metal-clad dirigible oped by the Aircraft Corporation. land, the being “Golden Shelt” ei devel- Development After leaving Cleve- will vigit Buffalo and Pittsburg before start- ‘‘oOmmissiorner Lan - dis is expected to board the ship at Dayton, O., on the return trip for a Lafayette will be University. flight to meeting Ind., held at w here Purdue A Funeral for Mrs. Mary k. O'Leary. Mary runeral Elizabeth services (Leary for Mrs. widow of Al | thur O'Leary, formerly principal of . weed by millions since 1447 for lum br users. eureness All | the East St. Louis Public Schools. | Who died suddenly Sunday night at her home, 517 North Fourteenth , Street, Kast St. Louis, from a para- lytic strike, afternoon at dertaking will he establishime nt aft held tomorrow - o'clock from an un- or oO om Daw! State street. Mrs. O'Leary was 66 years old She is survived by a son, Arthur FP. O'Leary, a form , City Commissioner of Kast #t. Louis Nome Flyers Reach Yukon. iv the AasOctated Press. WHITEHORSE, | tory, | and W. H. Gamble, Yukon Terri- April 23.—Parker D. Cramer who are flying | from Chicago to Nome, landed here Saturday evening. They came 'vVia Edmonton, Alberta, and the following British Columbia points: Tele- Prince George, Hazelton, | graph (‘reek and Atlin. ' ’ ; ; ; ’ Parlor-Buffet Trains CAPITOL LIMITED and ILLMO LIMITED, a —S§t. Louis-Spri eld- Peoria. Reserved chairs, library, buffet service. Sleeping Car Trains THE OwL nightly—St Louis - Sp’gf’d - Peoria. Longer berths, windows in uppers. Tangerine Flyers Parlor chairs, no extra fare. Fast trains be- tween St. Louis-Spring- field-Peoria and Peoria- Bloomington - Decatur {ILLINOIS TERMINAL RR.) ff SYSTEM Z Station—12th and Lucas Phone CEatral 5300-2310 sitedeieeennemminelal — Tightness, you put ap Allcock’s Wheezing Checked Quickly ‘by Allcock’s Plaster | HAT etubborn oid chest cold will quit of Porous comforting feeling —amaced to see bow rorr aces are alldrawn out. Allcocs 's fe che original of all matic aches and pe and tamences. «hloriexe—ryou con daye—where can loag @ time for =o shew POROUS PLASTERS ~ loo-cne up and the tightness and gore- see * ff * & ’ - an ~ o owmwretiea = == = « --. «+ . *- * » « ~~ « - ~~ « ~< 7 —_—— =—"

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ee ee ee er ees ¥ Rg IS. Jira, Ache > ti a OH, ¥ a CF giant MRE vats Sone RG awh . Pa ef ce ee oe ae Baby: fa 3 Sr td Bites sae so Biel ae ae ik " - : po aa > PG, ae a 7 Miers suet oi she m ake MrT iliiimeiiiire PAGE OF STATE OFFIGES PASSED IN SENATE Measure Authorizes Gover- | nor to Appoint Commis- sion to Report, Particular- | ly on Schools. By a Staff Corre Milena nt Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, April 23. eration of the St: and under it will first and only ext the State departments and institu- tions ever made officiall: (Government, e possible the ensive survev ol Tact writtten The bill was in by the Governor, and replaced several measures introduced by Housc members. In the original] rm, the House proposal called for a cOmmission 10 be dominated by members of the Legisiat but through the insistence of t GOov- ernor, this plan was changed and no restrictions were placed on him in selection of mem It is said to be the intent o: iovernor to name at least one member of the Senate and one of the House on the commussion, and to select as the other members out- standing business and professional men and women. They will have authority to « mplos such experts and specialists as they need. the Governor h tter the ee Olding that a be plan than to attempt to place ex- perts On the commission and expect them to give a sufficient amount of time to the work without salary. ee ne —— PROBE. LA RUE Permanent Wave GUARANTEED Finger $ 5 Sham ave, poo, SOc Me COMPLETE a aS BLLFORSURIEY of the. Passing one of the most important pieces of legislation considered at 3 ssion of the Lexis re, ti Senate today appro ' Hi S¢ ill : S Sure by by oO 5 { t i Ointe ed th (,overn¢ é »i t ta goverume | via? teniion to a f 2y)S- team. a ‘ th e onal, leem0ss i | Istitue ons j 8 po of ommis- on will « nd » a survev of the sources O t e i jese pufr- poses. TT} : Pi rpose ~ pPiur i exact itormatio to | it } yasibie \eg- giation \% t ganize the "ho s269 DL OF finely woven linen | crash, the cloth is | 54x54 inches and six nap- kins. Blue, green, rose | and gold borders. Linen Shop—Secon4é Floor. A TG AO ee — ee 8 on Towels 39c — LL linen hemstitched huck ‘iowels, with | damask borders. These are 16x32-inch size. | Linen Shop—Second Floor. | Madeira Doilies Reg. $1, 79c Each \{ost exquisitely : hemmed embroid- ered Madeira Doilies in the popular 12xIS-ineh size. Several patterns. Line! rilop al an Madeira Napkins Reg. $ 5 $1.65 l Z *HESE pepular Nap- kins come in a large assortment of beautiful patterns embroicered )y hand. Set of six. - ~ —, + eas - ~~ - * > J ° of , f nd - ; i Q ~ y, : > = ' ; al : 2 p | f# o. ce > - y ; . ae, - a “ - ” . - a oe ot . Rj Crash Scarfs Reg. $ G93 3195 DL \ JADE ot cream color crash, hand em- broidered tn various col- ored designs. Size ISx36. Size 18x45, is $2.19. emiay ChAs ~ Linen Shop t ——— Linen Toweling Reg. 25c, | Men's Shop—Seconé stk Lingerie Shop—1T hird Floor, | P ———— Matched Golf Set 625.00 $15 Value | "THIS splendid matched Set in- | cludes mid iron’ mashie, mashie niblick, niblick and put- | Rayon Pillows Reg. $2.25 $1 85. ELIGHTEUL _ styles | . all coiortul and all | fancily made. A good buy | ; : ; ' oe | -Men’s Top G $25 and $28.59 Y, oo + $1.95 _\ Made of light- | i\ \ weight fancy | } material with ins‘rts of elastic at the | side. Boned in back. Corset Shop—Third Floor. ter, White hickory shafts. plated heads. | for the value seeker. . Snorting Goods &§ Art Needlework Shop | — = I aan YY | } ly r ' | j i eS = = \ The Parmor Vatued6 7D | Value [ JRIVERS, brassies and spoons | with inlav faces and deen tapering back and sole Vith True Temper steel shafts and calfskin dértns. So y (sands ~ wer vri & 4 ; Poker Chips —— 76f 49c COMP. Si LION Chips, packed 100 in a box. | Red, white and blue. A | very spiendid value hs - - _ -_ ee oe 3 - a er Rayon Vests Special at 85c Made with police tops, and self ma- terial should- er straps. To be had in flesh, peach, Nile and or- chid. (Knit toderwear Shop— Third Floor. a Athletic Union Suits Special at 95c No-Rip pa- jama check Suits, with no sleeve, knee | fength V neck and flap seat. Sizes #4 Antici p Future

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——$— le OLS i Lee eee sO SELLOUIS POST-DISPATCH nA ier’ “ANNIVERSARY MONTH ee Cm A/ ednesday Anticipate Your Personal and Home Requirements Far Into the Years of FORGED CHECKS enthusiasm Future and Provide Them Now—Savings Will Be Very am Sct Progress G jeu” af “Ta ustave n Oo n- sas City Used Name . 40-Inch Voile | | safcmiatatnggid- gave Benge University alurnmni will be called upon to in- Bee | Men’s Suits _ Crepe de Chin e ze | Sli : ia 3 2 S | | fon | | Saree x of Zack Miller of 101 / ; ° i ; + s i + — Special at eh. a | iat ft ee © Wes ee > ancn. | - | | | | Ped ; ce ee ' cy ¥. j j i ' Ty Lt ® 7 enaseeemnsnenmemnmentnn : ° 0 | | i o4- + ’ | “+ ) ay : | | | P. i \n Si7-vyear-old check forger , ’ fi > $2.95 on | | I rt .. 4 who pose dL as Zack sees gts es Ss | Rg A R: | f ’ | —~> | ae Pos | li_ ile BOR OS eee ere, ee | | i ee ' Final Clear, Made of n ants Shoes Be | Ls ai | ° SS | ; ie t ae os oe 2 survivor of the Miller brothers of | tae ao i a | | ¥ . it 4 , tanch fé arr | fae Nex ance of these lovel Book Table | | China Grill Plates | Be . “ 10l Ranch fame, is under arrest | Pe. one and eo | | apocel ‘£ | Tissue Gingham at East St. Louls on a charge ot Ces trouser Sun ee | : gape $2. 25 : otton Yarn Rugs | Rey. $1 : White Shellac 4 | passing worthiess checks. *t- : 'y . ; | ° i ' ‘e eta; |. RA 1 age Utts, h e mstitched ee | aac" | Each os | Reg. 3Sc, 29 3 rhe aged man, who says he ts WS, la AV : en and hand ATENT straps, and| | SHIS End Table hasa| | ne 95 ° | HESE imported grill — Yard Cc | | Gustave Arndt of Kansas City, the ' / bad Young men, ; P : Lad eli SI ver ao eee ; ae Reg. $1.19 ha | as convicted horse thief and ex-con- if yA | eam brier stitched smoked elk Shoes in| | roomy OO trough | | LUE | Plates have black | 6-Inc issue | | vict. told police he was intoxi- mer | \\ | \ , fabrics —others lacy a broken size range. Sizes under the top. It 1s of | | -LCE grounds with | baskets with green foli- ia ART size bottles | | Ging: | cated when he wrote the checks. | a 1 Summer trimmed. are 2 to 6. hardwood finished tn ma- | | double-band borders. | age on a yellow back- of pure white shei- | ham in a wide choice of | “sd sn “Ponsa aan : | NRE Children’s Shoe Shop _hogany, and special value. | | A very practical Rug at ground, Pretty and color- lac, of high quality neat checks and plaid ef- | at the National & stoma andes I Men’s Shop—Second Floor sik Lingerie Shop—Third Floor. | Second Floor. | Furniture Shop—Fifth Floor, | | @n extremely low price | ful | , os | fects for cool Summer Sie einai * nai eg caane oa. i . ; | | | ies ety J 2 We 4 ate . ; . mintini” tite : . ne ade arrangements for handling Oe er Rug Shop—Fourth Floor. | China Shop—Fourth Floor. | pit on in niga ! j frocks. ™ Se ae © ' | five carloads of cattle, which he acces 1 oe . Rise | iz | Sal | said were on the way from Okla- ; Y ® dl | : | homa. { Men 8S op Coats Gu e er aia ee toy Seer n wae | ¥ | Arndt then visited on East St. J $25 ; —— 4 ———— | : , Louis automobile agency. selected ; e - y . f i | ! P , . , , and $28.5 Special at ee | — | 3 | . | a car, in which he said he intend- ; — 0 Values : on 75 . \ | no C . “i ; Go —_ ' ' ed motoring to his home. and pre- } aay ; > $9] $] —) | “ae sented a check for $1900 signed |! | | ite ‘ | “Zack Miller.” The automobile : : - ; 95 . — ' dealer promised to delive , 13] Fabric Gloves a | as the- check eaiped. : : | —_ | chine as soon as the check cleared. Spring Top. B | .Y { | Arndt returned to the hotel or S Coats in ‘ ' | Made of light- Reg. 95 cashed a $50 check signed “Zack : . \ . ? er.” : ia " "or | Variety of \weight fancy | $1.25 Cc Chest of Drawers : t =n “p00 ain henge then gee to ‘ > spent an evening n ois- | ae a | : * : Fast Color Prints : | aterial with > >. ee. eg. | | r Li Gl B 5 + 6 Se yy 1 . . Y Off a . KS? A $5000 FUND BEING RAISED rs I\, With elastic ea s tans AS GIFT TO DR. MAX MEYER - . ce. at the waist B d C ff T b | y Smart slip-on { aig andeaux orree ADC “il hi Df fs MM. ~ Lh, : : > . a | : an d k nees. S ] R —~ = : ¥ Missouri 1. Faculty Members styles in gay Y¥ Made to _— 75¢ eg. 596 95 p | : ’ | Among Those Contributing to m= , novelty — pate match the on PA ogy 2 oon rises «tage fale rinted Linoleum Glass Luncheon Set | Rose Bushes Printed Voile Sy the hancaedl Hemme ee -e 4 > Sil l J ’ > e Ssocia Lee ‘CnS. 1c; | terns. Made vests, in the » pure , fop Of tas a Rev. 95 Reg. R | COLUMBIA, Mo., April 23.—Th ae ) Rial : the Bandeaux of soft ernistic Table is of eg. Joc : | Special, eg. 50c, oo eae Mae 23.—The ile oe of fine yarns, same shades. : i We | Sq. Yd Cc $1.50 . | Wend 7 w. Max Meyer Appreciation Fund are | | Be ae prety aes, All fine ray- rayon. Back-closing style. glass and the base of met- q. id. | 3 tor _ ar | of $5000 to $6000 will be esen s@ mie drené & ay : Narrow shoulder, star al decorated in black and eee ) Service of 8 | HREE Americ ROCKS, lingerie d | pleted within 10 days and pre- | | = to 4 years. ) et aerwest Shop— | shoulder straps. gold. ]- shad nas site patteras ip : | OSE or green glass set in- ) | merican k J Cc .an | sented to fhe suspended head of | ! | Infant Shop—Third Floor, Third Floor. Corset Shop—Third Floor | Furniture Shop-—Fifth Fleor Bie ne . he = cluding cups and saucers, Beauty or three Kil- raperies find this a | | the psychology department of the —-—— — ree 4 EL 2 etn ied, aches gg Oc plates. of three sizes, fruits, {| | larney Rose Bushes in | sheer, deliginntful medium. | Unive rsity of Missouri, according an P é' case meat plater, vegetable, sugar | | bundles | This is 39 inches wide | to Rabbi Samuel & Mayerberg a —- bring measurements. — r Kansas Cit T | and cream, I nnseware Shor ; - i 4r1Sa: £ he money wip be | . . | Nug Shop—Fourth Floor Glass Sh Fourth F! tig wtiertich + AP rte cq a ee given to Dr, Meyer without stipu- | | slass Shop—Fourth Floor {| | —Downstairs. —Second Floor : pu Combinations Coat Sets Pm | wile claaess 5 Second Floor. lations as to its use, but with the | suggestion that he continue his | Special at Specially Reduced . - | studies at home or abroad. Meyer % will receive no malary from the State during the year of his sus- 39c | Off pension for his part in the circula- tion of a sex questionnaire recently, | | More than a $1000 has been bor children, Coats, with M ; | “cata so far, Rabbi Mayer- j \ * hi burg said, A dozen fac ‘Te se / oN these combi- hats to match ens Caps Pa . ° bers here cake a a see bs, ) iY i | ‘ : . : Wing Chair , wer Bere have contributed an ( (EN ZA! ‘nations of a for kiddies | | | average of $10 each and Dr, A. ade | | Ross Hill, former president of the from . | ray $1.65 | | Ba 915. 75 | { | ; | o \e =| good quality Ode, é ; | years. | | ce . a | ‘| : : . | a ee THESE ae ale wf | | — ae 4 ie | white ig ar of fine wool- | | MART Spring pat- PHESE — are co ered Rag Rugs Gold Encrusted Glass | Garden Hose | crease the fund this week. Ile ed rainsook , with remnants of fine fab- +m 35c, | ae bain: en fabrics 1n | terns in tan and gray. | rice, with or without the val- 24x36-In. 27x54-l Reg. 75c | S l Y Z23C ny ta’ ebaah Aaa % bt . Made in sizes cunnin g Stripes and plaids. Sizes | ance. These prices represent a ; = Ea.,6 for ° | — $2. 29 ard here to speak to Jewish students wn. eS 2 to 4 years. styles. 63, to 77. saving of about '). Others at 10c¢ 90c OBLETS. tall sher- | | | | DLAIN white and plain gti SS ee besiate ail . ' 776° €97& -< 4hs hws : = % ' os ‘ conrerence @ Ni . i Infant Shop—Third Floor. | Infant Shop—Thiré Floor. ee eee 7 eat eer. BS pgp ne pe tepenalie nea : bets, cocktails, foot- | | ORRUGATED, tee oat Votles of ime, he bad 2 ee ee | ¢ i . a. ry? : - } ’ j - : ee cial | | "PHESE popular Rag Rugs ed luncheon tumblers of | | . black molded Hose | ie ed rey pays are 40) | Another Wales Alan Saenet tn — . | PA osu ony a kitchen, | rose crystal with gold) | ™ 25-foot length, with | inches wide. Sheer and | A false fire alarm was turned in -s S] Ra V t i ala a piggenll ie: se encrusted border brass couplings. | | cool, | a the box at Labadie avenue eepe 4 . minal ast ae ee ee | ‘and Whittier street at 9:95 o'clock = rs yon es $ , Rug Shop—Fourth Floor. | Glass Shop—Fourth Floor. Houses Se | find ms Bow rier | last night. : | Special at Special at | , : | ADVERTIS NT 95c 85c a | , a | | a Soa tory TV | Le | bet Tae | Th t | Mad “th | : ot Ky IVORY [7 | ¢ at = i 4 | Children’s }- Made with | | P49 SA ivORY Pa i ae “Wh t’ th ” : piece Sleep police | tops Cut Steel Buckles _ | Cocoa Door Mats’ | | “IVORY Pps % | at’s-the-Use ‘ ) ‘ers of novel and sei ma- Reg. $5 ay 14x24-In oe ivory | IVORY | ; | C © ee & Shy af typrints, ‘terial should- and $6 % = Rie. $1 00 14c | ivory }i| IVORY | me: ) Wren Spirit 2 Made with®) er straps. To NE HUNDRED| | psa | ivory [JL voRy | Rototsy ) Dotted S ae open front be had in pairs of genuine Cut | | HH” AVY Cocoa Door | RB kf ee . 7 Oo wiss Let Triner’ ont : : . | riner’s ort and drop sea flesh, peach, Steel Buckles to be worn | Mats with neatly | rea ast Set fos 59 | — In sizes 2 to Nile and or- with pumps. Choose from | | bound sides. To keep | Ivor y Soap Tufted Bedspreads Yard wa - Bitter Wine snap i2 | 10 vears. chid. several aianen | | floors clean on_ rainy Reg. $3 25 : 3 .. | 3 | _ you out of it | ; (Knit Underwear Shop— eons Shoe Shop— | | Spring days. | $4.85 9 1 Bars 44 $3 25 nh C Gol | | Cheer up! Don’t allow yor. | | Infant Shop—Third } Third Floor. cecond Floor. Ser Se oy ee | NT interactive ieleatts for Cc , dena 9 ’ rise | a weak or lazy stomach = @ ‘ Irth or. | 4 e impo OLONIAL or Can- y : wiss with white oe keep you blue and | | | “a whe w _ et po UES r Ivory Soap— dlewick Spreads with os va white grounds . . . bom BP | ‘ ° ° | | ~ig 7 nun 39. yenow, pro» especially suitable various designs in col- cme J grounds with or woman who knows | Print Pajamas Athletic | arp = 32-piece service for bath use. ors. For full size or twin waite ; ee ele — vice nee to avoid even mild = : PRE 1X, $. versa, Limited color range, uidigestion. | Union ~ it (xenen ee . Aa China Shep—Fourth Floor maugowares Shop beds @1 : - Wash Goods Shop 8 Triner’s Bitter Wine is ; ese aad $2. 95 ul s ee : —Downstairs. Blanket Shop—Fourth Floor. —Second Floor. Gapeent. More than a lax- ) . | ae | onty ciaiantion ‘but the whole process of ‘the fow i Special at : | 4 C | | 4 : ' A rrr . tor : ' ; ie ner & Clever two NoeR j Small Sand Box | | | | pe | ) Wines Try thin deh i NoRip pa. Special @ QE Axminster Rugs ; | | ieee, eter ; in gay colored Sora | 27+27-In. | 27x40-In. | Shales | Su'ts, with no Mt ALL steel Sand Box Round | Oval _ elimination and whets the stripes, wit! | ML stecl . C oun va os piping an | sleeve, knee so ideal for’ sun $2 1 5 | $2 5 i | iidekly. Like "malionm:o af- | | sice tic ee ‘length V porch, basement, garage 8] - — ’ poate yt+ yy a a , c ot trasting neck and flap or yard. Size 34x34, priced NOVELTY Rugs neatly fringed Breakfast Set “Waltke’s ” Extra Kerchief laen - tg, to | FI } shade. \ seat, Sizes 34 with hundred- pound sack im many attractive patterns TRINER’S | : iF. that add a touch of color to the Reg. Family Soap Reg. 59c, bd Third Floor et M to 50. white sand. room. Farly choice is advisabl Q Y C 7 : jingerie Shop--This en's Shop—rirst Floor. Toy Shop—Fourth Floor. | ee ae a $7.50 e Case, ard ITTER WINE — : i Rug Shop—Fourth Floor, 2 3 Reg $8.25 : a MERICAN semi- at ; 10 49.50 $6 95 36-Inch .*” porcelain of the best | H I S od, fs =e St. FINE mercerized einai in 2 nc Ander- S ea el grade, decorated with Louis Soap for kit- natural color with block and Som printed Handkerchief for TMAL BOTTLE "7 bright floral patterns, 35- chen and laundry use, in plaid designs in various colors. Lawn in a wide selection {oe Trines Company, - : piece service for six. case of 99 bars. finished with deep bullion of colorings and designs. S. Ashland Ave., Chicago, iL 7 d | , Housewares Shop fringe. Full or twin size. Wash Goods Shop Nome. TO TENTH OLIVE AND LOCUST FROM NINTH TO TENTH China Shop—Fourth Floor. —Downstairs. Blanket Shop—Fourth Floor. -—fecond Floor. a

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5 . ’ o i} . 7 SD APRIL, 26, 1967 aieneen = 1 PAGES ______ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - oats 66 8 . 2 se — tii 7 Renee ttiree Fingers in oe eorge W. Johnson, 16 ars siege af suffered the loss of the - & t two fingers of his warily | Night in an explosion while an ri- 1 | | menting with chemicals at his | t | | Rome, 4908 Evans aven He was j treated at the Baptist Hi yspital ~ : - a Resolution Called for Submis- | | cy . is oposal * : se | resses an Se es | General Election 1: hh mM + 4 4 wou, - Wear Now and All S One Day Only! | By BOYD F. CARR a: fk Or ed) ow an unmmer ne (1 i] Y. TRAVEL Jefferson City Correspondent of ai , VO G eB - the Post- Dispatch. > Zz i JEFFER SON CITY, April — 3 , j The Bluebonnet A joint ui col irrent re solution : 4 Texas Special : mnroposing an amendment . to the >i | i | *® Star “Katy” trains to Texas Stat Constitution authorizing > i Ly. St. Louis 2:25 pm....6: pogem. ®, establishment of O ag m ere 2 Pi Now, athrough sl anaene Browns n Missouri was Kk! ias - oe ; ies San Antonio and So. Pac. Lines. = fae ener « | , esolu >| i | ~ Ss " ‘epi : ce } , i i? he | }) 4 ‘ > j a o1 > * \ame Wi hav 5 ' :, ps . ; : Af is Aadihhtten extadtishine |i Silk Frocks With Printed Basket Weave Coats! , pensions for persons more than & Imported Flowered Chiffons! Pastel Georgettes: | } {wo year’s O 60 years old who wt ipaci- | & ew two ’ : | ; ee : : tated and without means of sup ’ Flannel Jacket Ensembles! Prints: “4 ‘wort. The amount of the pension : amass tne mode today | Po. yo dterminea by the Lee- |B Smart, Summery Linen Frocks! : islature, and tt funds were to 4 + i derived from an annual tax « oO 4 ae ; : Tue Lincoln's perennial beauty less than 2 cents nor more t ; WOMEN who are fashion-wise and value-knowing will 4 is untouched ao $ 0 $100 assessed va = thrill to the smartness ... the quality ... the . fancies. The Lincoin that first. = en , Tt was! @ poe : - - aes ee a cai 4 saw service two years ago is still En te thes ’ E1- | 8 very unusual price of this Super Value Day group. 3 one of the smartest cars on the a ak aise be ] [here are Frocks and Frock Ensembles for every con- 4 a — now gb hed inte rhe House adopted umend- |B ceivable daytime and informal evening occasion—a col- : pendent of time an CO. «+ « . "its eer ie ae ° + - : a ie ; This two-year-old car is edmired ment offe1 tte Se lection that invites buying an entire Summer wardrobe. a today for the fine thing it is— Freeland o! Taney Cc which : zee | eS a Lincoln. |would have financed Aeycmpaigennt | Sonnenjeld’s Dress Shops—Fourth | iam hy a , yf r to ll, 24 ' Lincolns that have stood the rd oSenieag out : / ae ; a test of service — splendid cars aan re al sh pi 3} x with only a few thousand miles _ pad i a i ae ts 5} = of use—are purchasable at prices . os open _s 7 . . . o that in no way indicate their true ‘aillagl aetl Be : rockKS From F renc oom 4 values. These cars are as smart =—|_—séY a, ae } of flat crepe, georgette and chiffon in prints and 54 They will provide a kind of a oe i plain colors, designed for afternoon and street : satisfaction in motoring difficult 0 tabled the resolution. i wear. z to experience outside Lincoln ' van feld rr h Room—F xr?) Lt’ & | onneniteia $ 7 coom i iri J 4 ownership. KILLS WOMAN HE LOVED. : 7 | A few such Lincolns are now to F 2 be seen on our floor. Every one FOR MARRYING ANOTHER : 4 is in perfect mechanical condi- Walter Kitchell Jr. of Vincenne goed ae So Cc nother man asap , © - ( . b] | Kk ite} a "\ veare sf Ha ™ 3333 Washington sll. 8h seam lt. hora ine Ensemble Suits Ensembles an Chiles the woman an tT! Reri- JEfferson 0257 ously wounded hims« tf het re yes-| & rrnoon. The tielen Bauers, 2! terday af THE Mrs. LINCOLN : rie a ee ‘ -Cco*Ler Her h usb and left here several earch of work, po- ekKSs aro in xi osed., is held that hit 2 Formerly Up to $12)... For This One Day Only! LOTH Ensembles in the smartest variations of both long coat and jacket types. Plain and print silk frocks and blouses, with coat linings to Y word Holmes — how do they do it for,$30.00?” “Elementary Watson, elementary! Don’t Browning King set aside a whole factory to producing this one suit? Aren’t the fabrics all woven to their exclusive order? And, as I live—Browning King’s own tailor- ing. Unmistakable—108 years of experience back of it. WHAT'S THAT? Oh No, Watson. No indeed. ONE suit? The idea. This is a series—dozens of fabrics— lots of models. An excellent buy, Watson. Calla cab. I must have a CHALLENGER myself. CHALLENGER i} °3O Extra trousers $7.50 HOLMES WOULD ALSO APPROVE the economy of : buying boys’ clothing here. The newest Spring suits cost only $15.00. | Drowning King | &* Company 916-918 Olive oe ee oer ee 2 ee be iw’ he ete ee e: sees SHERLOCK HOLMES unravels another | mystery match. rien, ela 7 Er Hie Shop—Third Flo: 00 Cloth Ensembles, Formerly Up to $69.50 . $38 twill or SOnnen cloth Ensembles blouse or frock. priced up to DOUBLE! feld $ Frsem hile - hon— TA Tailored Suits For This One Day Only! a Suits of navy beige tweeds; with silk Formerly 12 Pink, Maize Chartreuse Silver Wing Beiges, Red Monet Blue Pandora Navy Blue SS TE ’ Woe 4 - : hy 4 , tL iy WA SIG ? Ie ‘ Se “a ifr, ‘. Se GMs A i iy “ay A Gy iy 4 FM, a a ee ay EA % ‘gg day + ‘ she LAs if 5 SS ) 4 mW, J - i Ly “4 GEA Ag 4, : / Lg , a Me My (hu Bi, 4 Z y iy o . * # Mt ihe oe eg +o We Ge a > ae he hee ehh hee Mother Goose Black, White The Colors Suntan, Orchid with trocks. Of High-Grade Straws and Handkerchief Priced for Super-Value Day, Only your silk ensemble ..1n short, GENUINE Ballibuntis ‘2 For One Day Only! HE most fashionable styles of this season are represented—the wanted colors for Summer-wear. such 4a$ a ] t 165 : ‘ . ‘ ~~ | From 310 Hat Sly - . 5 Shop—for One — c, Day Only Hy —< 5 ee - 3 THERE are omiy 165 of these Hats—and they were : taken from our regular stock. There are Perle Vis- : cas Crochet Viscas . Nov relty Straws . and = rrench elts. Th come in eve! smart color and » sf Cum yt ot tere re ead $izes for 3 | rr Monet Pandora. Red. Natural. All head sizes are Blue, Brioche, Navy and Black —_ = r included. Lido Sand. nnenfelid« é Salo ats Felt The Styles Formal Models Sports Hats Street Hats Ruf tle-Back” Hats lhe “Dutch Bonnet” Medium Brims Longer-at-the-Side Brims “Off-the-Forehead” Hats TAATS to wear with your smartest sports costume .. with fluify, Hats for practically all occasions, Straight through the Summer! Follow fashion’s dictate and have a clever Hat to “go with” every costume. at the usual price of just one good- looking chapeau! Summer Medium, Smail Large and Extra Large Head Sizes + <2 RA ROR Re RAED OA 4 De Ah re Tyrer rr rrt | oe RRA es es a, I Pe cease y St. LOUIS POST: DISPATCH WErStore Your fur 6/0 For Wednesday, ein 8 egy — "2 Modern, Scientifieay Rs SONNE ELDS ON AVE. e Our Great Me i, = to 618 We ae Vau!ts—Call CEntral 6666 HERE is no need to remig ) ily sto DAY LIKE SONN casion, we scour the markets, agg derpriced purchases .. . profitgan quantities of merchandise are re every effort is bent in but oneg VALUES in merchandise sui of this great monti Remember! These After Wednesday, All Me be tremendous saving importé Bin all St. Louis, THERE IS R VALUE DAY. For the associated stores, for special | to the background ... li slievably low prices .. . in f +O PROVIDE MARVELO! now and all Summer long. or THIS ONE DAY peturns to Its Regular * Rayon Underwear Specially Priced for Super Value Day Only 90! Ae Op FOR this price you may choose either bloomers or chemises— in flesh or peach. sonnenfeids Lnderwear First Flee or Oe ae ai tetsseess Manis AAA to C, in al- ¢ most every style ) NN sizes 2% to 8. , ~" THIS is the Spring Seasons “FIRST Great “End-of-the- Month” Sale that is eagerly await- feminine St. ed by thousands of Louisans because of the bona fide Savings it provides on known Quality Shoes. cae i hie ie Tak uh: A TO IOE — aa Ri Nc a tie a as a Dictenies W ednesday—T he Sprig Sale of High@riced She 2400 Pairs i Cos W rose colored. @ gold and sim 7 : N “ a " ( (sonnen! tia 8 welry | kh! e More! 4 DOT <a fost Popular BIG “END-OF-THE-MONTH” Cotton Ps Specially P Super Value I Two- PIECE Pa mas of cott crepe with Japanese signs on blue, red black grounds. : (Sonnenfeld s—Ft me. - Ee sa HE Shoes in this event the very midst of popt and are styles that will late into the Summer After this saic every pair to its former higher pri¢ sure to attend and sau"

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. ) Secs VOUS POST-DIGPATCH. = sl ‘iciaeiicitaneim ORO AR, APR, 35° seme. ST.LOUIS PQST-DISPATCH PAGE § rivers in Modern / _o , . im a ‘ S . ° ‘ . i | of § nator ; hips ead (Farmer-la- 4 *. eg a need to remind we re tremendous Saving importance | Uy, Two Other Specially Priced Collections of | bor), Minnesota, for repeal and his| = Buy a $1.25 size jar. If not satisfied us Sreat monthly SLOre-wig In all St. Louis, THERE Is NO y $ \ t: a k w } $ a ap for postponement. Senator after 30 days—your money back. r y ‘ ‘ Y Cu 7 7 ; gt 4 6S lipstead is ill. Previously. Sena- _ * ek © a PB, ‘ a ~ Uy ; « agg a LADY ESTHER COMPANY Sn Nt, SONNENFEUBR VALUE DAY. For the oo hk Pea SS Ss “eae = SCoOlir > ariketc acosatell : . ~ Yy - € ike Pay UNy | eee lad Offered a bill for repeal | tata the markets, assistefassociated stores, for special un- 4 | it, is the intention of the toes) jf AIDW FRInER a : * £2 © ” ™ ra S ° iy « | of the nattonal origins quot basis pul chases... pi olits are@ to the background . . . limited Z Hl to seek repeal first, and if blocked | FOUR DURPOCE O:; mercnandise are red it velievably low prices in fact J FINER COAT aio" ue to put forward the pro- aaa te: : og ni N ATS, Formerly Priced fj] Rose! for postponesient. The ne-| TAG 7 € ae rt Is bent in but one direef¥O PROVIDE MARVELOUS ; Un to $150. Suner-Value Dav ,' $ H| tional origins provision was in- ,1n mercha dy Oo cits ° p O S1L0VU, Super- aiue Day Only ‘* : | clude d in the 1924 act but has ANGISE suitable now and all Summer long. Gi (Somnenteld’s ¢ Yoh Third Fl ie }never gone into effect It would | Get a eft Drug yf — Vote BnOpe 2 Nee oor.) fm | restrict immigration to 150,000 an- Jar Dept. Q Whi, i | nually in place of the 168.000 now Toda * P f TT} ay , an | y Ye wpyuspe AOLILE PO? gj entering. It also would revise the " | These Prices Por THIS ONE DAY ONLY! a Ee ES wae e Pe hae As Ny Yyys ct a at “ ; 2 | Britain's total would be increased | | de All M ' ty t | R " | while the quotas for Germany and LES ay, ere AN rns 0 ts egular Price! : | the Scandinavian countries would | : | be reduced. : | Sweaters é el ttes Silk ~ ort KF Se f H| Senator Reed won. his fight | “4! against postponement in the Im- aaentes ers Ors ~~ e es ] car Ss OX ar Ss i | migration Committee last session : : ; : ie | by a vote of 7 to 4. | Specially Priced for Sonnenteld Special and Special for Super Special for Super yo | : : One Day Only! Form-Fit. Slightly Soiled. Value Day Only Value Day Only! : . is | H MART woolen § ne > Ppt SAreD $ 69 Ms ra | l for , , ii pullovers, with Formerly $ S CARFS ° nee a Ont — _—: Specially Priced for crew or V-neck. In to $7.50 . ie $2 — Triangles beigel tnd 10d i: e usd Super @inly Super Value Day Only striped or Jacquard —Chiffons in Geninon: ; patterns. Formerly $0.75 $3 pastel shades! dously imror- it NECKLACE C lets, Ki rose, jade @ colored stor $ designs in gold and silveme ' Sonn signs on blue, red or black grounds. . I ~ mas 2) cotton ® (Sonnente'd's—First Floor. } tonncntels's—) aT e ra ' , * _ a { : i¢ ) (UU j fj i aie img s 17 R] LOOgo? ine f id s— irs fit (i 7 l’ Gaus , j ‘acu tne ynnenfeld's—First Floor.) Sonnenfeld's—Third Floo , : 24 VO rr Shop (Sonnenfeld's—First Floor., ———- e+e eee Super-Values in Bags Super Hosiery Values| | Happiness Leather! Tapestry! Suk! Our Popular Beverly Hose at Only 8 | This One ¢ 19 5 | 8 iare road to happiness is free from the ‘ rae —_—_~ Lad eee x =" 4 ys . oe a, , , oa oy . 2 2 - , - ~~ ng Wednesday—The Spring S@RST BIG “END-OF-THE-MONTH” of High@riced Shoes taclé of debt. It is a highway that Day Only! is open to every family. You may have the f right-of-way if you will: Thousands of : families worry over accumulated bills and ; : $ 69 3 Pairs, $3.50 | emergency expenses. This is unnecessary. 2400 Pai rs Ommost Popular 7 It causes unhappiness, ill health and lowers | ERE are lovely, sheer chif- | eficiencys fon Hose, silk to the top, with lisle interlinings for ex- tra wear—and Service Weight Hose, silk to the four-inch lisle hem. And it’s not very often that you see Hose of this quality for $1.19! Style at E+cedom From Debt The Household Small Loan Company is ia busi- ness to help you get out of debt—to point out the i road to happiness. Our plan has solved the finan- ct cial problems of tens of thousands of families: : It wit help to solve yours: , Here’s the Plan ACK-STRAPS .. . en- velopes ... top-handles : pouches .. . smartly styled ... in fashionable ‘ costume colors. . . re | ee en (Sonnentfeld’s Hosicry Shop— (Sonnenfeld’s Bag Shop- First Floor) First Floor, f | We will lend you the money you ee ~ ‘ | a ; a ° \ $50 to $300—on terms to fit your income an sm ocks Skirts Raincoats Negligees i you may take twenty months to repay, if you wish: “aos * Mee f Loans are made to families, and no outside signe ©. Special for Our Special for Super Specially Priced for Slightly Soiled! a are required. Our new rate, which is considerably Super Value Day Only Value Day Only! Super Value Day Only Super Value Day Only A lower, offers substantial savings to our customers. TIES! Pt OXFORL Color SMOCKS of cretonne, or b r oadcloth trimmed in twenty equal monthly payments. Ona $200 loan it is only $2.63, and on a $300 loan it is $3.94: WOOLEN FA S HION- $ 5 () F | Under this new rate, the average monthly cost on / . : Thus you can borrow $100 today and repay only "% or a 5. § 50 S tbody = “red ‘a gem pw a $100 loan is only $1.32 when loan is paid in Sunburst leatherette, with chine or Geor- pleats. In red, big pockets. With gette — in all biue, green or without belts. the pastel F cretonne. is and tan. Slightly soiled. shades. 4 5 , : i. , Ke | | : ; ) f 5 per month, plus interest. The first month the Son nieid s—First Flot j (Sonnenteid s—Firest loo? "O4 S — ira loor. f 16 feld s—First Floor.) ’ ° " ° ynnenfe . nen First I (Coat Shop—Third Floor.) |, (Sonrten i interest would be $2.50, but as the loan is paid, i the interest charge reduces until the last month, S FE when it would be only 13 cents. The average W =. cost is $1.32 per month. Other amounts to $300 DOOD oueee , : MAL Covered Cuban, & 3 DO NST AIRS SHOP z are charged at the same proportionate rate. CO Louis, Espana, = : and high spike 4 if Come in or Phone Today PATE heels. ty : You will find our representatives to be cour- : teous advisors in financial problems. They . will be glad to give you the benefit of their advice, and belp you to financial security. ehold Day Special! bh bb bh! Super Value y2 FOR ? @ SO F bathe Any ey Aree 3 Hous i ee ee, Se ee Ree LR RL LL LL LL DD DS + rin Season's (- - : zo ted ofthe. : HE Shoes in this event are in . 7 3 , awrei the very midst of popular favor ¢ . ° pee ‘ 7 cagerty ieee \ and are stvles that nae 7 be worn > Printed and plain crepes... coin dots... floral patterns... in : lant Be es F an of feminine St. | late into the Summer months : tans, greens, navy, blackand blues. Sizesfroml4up. Every Dress i ) be | of the bona fide . Af hi St ag back $ is a MOST EXCEPTIONAL VALUE at this special price. -- & ides on known . a | ter this sale every pair goes bac ° ; | ee Bf to its former higher price, so be $ if COMPANY Sonnen{e.a 5 © Ota py Sure to attend and SAVE. pdeameans ae eae” ee > az : . eit at 2g © BB Poor. NEW COATS, of silk or woolen fabrics. VERY SPECIAL ........912.90 | ST. LOUIS OFFICES — Pe ae ee > - Room 203, Weshington Grand Building $ ‘ 520 North Grand Avenue—Telephone Jefierson 9577 > Se th hh th th eh oh tt i th tt ttt it ttt tt ttt ta tnindind : Reom 38, Commercial Building S. FE. Cor. 6th and Olive Sts.—214 N. 6th St.-—Phone Chestnut 6° - rwwvevvuverrerreer TT TY TY TY ' St. Louis Institution. W¢ Woman Not to M iss It, Lut to Profit by Anticipating All Summer's Needs axmmmmm ’f

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cE at ‘¥ ” dl pists ES ee * dj ¥ tei S| ‘TUE to 72 i8s it, vuUut 48) grveEte ee. ea = >, A ? ne ietnndinett ei ~ === TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 1929 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _______ me ae a. buried his companion in a shallow —— Sainey | COMMITTEEMEN Escorial Announcement The observers aw as ‘toe “as | they dared and bv use of field | glasses definitely established that CHAS. REILLY OPTICAL CO. the bady earlier observed under one | wing of Kooka Burra was that Cf | has MOVED to Lieut. Keith Anderson, A tow | Lower-Price Basement Store C IF AKING mM See’ ca wee Gmatece 219 North Eighth St. The men had been missing for a Ground Floor Arcade Bldg. Between Olive & Pine fortnight after Starting out 10 search for the airplané Southern Cross, which in the meantinme was j| a my ee eee ee iae cepmidelimliee Shins age SKY Juin dota oie AER ARCS a Dit cn —s tii CHAFING ° | cate ant ‘escued. a | nniversar y a el House Righteous Ais De- i Soe | F : | OF fend Right to Gather In- | mi ae i ats...mice | formation Outside Public | 3 } | Easily killed by using | Hearings. Stearns’ Electric Paste Sizes 40 to 56! Here is the Sale you have waited for ponent PPR 4 ' | | laper Cnare and uric ; f Aisc kills cockroaches and waterbugs P U y | | | By the Associated Press. Sed ev-rywhere, 35¢ anc $1.50 inflammation. sed Cuts, Bruises, od a ' This is How We | m | WASHINGTON, April 23.—Four | | MONE3. mP OK IF "*T FAILS anes ryan Ojen | and recommended for Burns, Pim 4 = Wedne y We For Women Who Appreciate §& repuriican members of the Ways inigtt: water as Ae ples, i) as sday We | F Ra as ae omer SIXTH LOCUST | gt ashes, Scalds, — | ON SALE 300 *: oy Qualit and Price and Means Committee denied in | (oes AAA AAP AAA AS RAR AA RAPA RAR AND | specialists for 20 years 5 | ~ BOYS’ suITs aT : ste harges that/& = we , “2 ' : y ca House yesterday charges 4 a: And women find it Eczema, Itch, es: | : weeh ench ene of ¢ 4 information as to their tariff re- |] +) : Ch Ree L chased you can have q SPECIAL , vision activities was being fur- | E soothes instantly tise apped Skin oe = |} of “ $3.50 neue . | nished to outsiders, and that addi-| KR . s d RS ¢ | 4 Suit or | } ; ss crag =y «1000 in Stock Ls chafing of modern hy- 4nd Sunburn : PURCHASE | tional testimony was being taken in | ic f. Sizes 12 to 54 @ 60 RIN ie 4 y psi cages as. One Sel 2 executive session In \ iolation of an | ‘s = zy is gienic appliances. Gives fe aa is FAN y 4 - agreement entered into with the | is a im B Silk . ° Ps. Pairs C Pairs — cae roadcloth or Silks : : sige en Of Regular $2.95 and: committee Democrats. i: Sy. ‘ 100 NEW STYLES relief in 45 seconds. ps socks $1 SOCKS $1 eee sSeernenie.s $3.95 Values Representative Garner of Texas, | = SF Practically oO d or ] ess: = — ff == a =y % the minority leader, who made} ; K ‘ } Coats will be just as smart next year : 4 i é 7 Dainty Flowered Batiste ee ee ee NOVELLE as they are 10w. . 4 DRESSES 4 . ‘ Was one hic . had been suggested : * ‘./ 4 —_— Color Piques in et seat PERMANENTS d Come Early! The Quantity Is Limited! —_ ' e 2 ASKS Garner to atien ® “> * 4 ine Prints is widel oe , Tit ia a r oe cool _naterials Sleeve! _ s. | House. He said this testimony a ; » SHIR White and colors. o1zes : should not oe been taken except Y) a 5 ‘ 522 Olive 318 N. 6th : before the full committce. 3 . : I to 3. PHILIPPINE DRESSES Cites Journal of Commerce. 4 ’ 221 N. — 408 N. 7th i ies is be cers I ee a | MEN’S BABY BC YS’ SUITS ie ‘es i | York Journal of Commerce had ; | ‘ styles suitable for very cody, * Poe Re | published what purported to | : | Sy the Associ : Press. = MENS Cai j -OVERALLS .. . of good "ener A nt male avril 23. | — 4 : [MENS $a ; grade chambray trimmed —Terms of an Australian note to & d : FANCY i with red banding. Square : the United States on: proposed al- * ¥ Bi SOX RR. ; necks and short sleeves. Prosigescemery to _— American tariff YQ) . be Sizes 2t 6 on what ts looked upon as an un- Gi x oe 50c ome » years. | favorable basis to Australia were | ‘ Fr S O Wi d made public yesterday. | | = ee UVur Windows P h note iUSiO1 a ' — BABIES’ CREEPERS in, the nots allusion’ was made| : TRANSPARENT VELVET ... BROADCLOTH ... SATIN... SILK one ec. ain se . between Australia and the United ET nat seen Ogi States and the possibility of a di- g CASHARA eee CHIFFON VELV eee CELANESE roa o or wit ig- version of Australian trade from ured dimity waist in the United States to British and | BLACK eee NEW BLUES eee AN D ALL SMART LIGHT TONES sleeveless styles. waten ee a ain ssaianaea | 5 The note says it will be appre- | T V S ial H e | ciated that, if further restrictions are placed on Australian trade, it wo ery peci osier y tems is inevitable a feeling against | | American trade preponderance will | ss ee eee Senrsagerenfoee gba marry) ERE is another Sample Coat Event that will add another page 7 i H mutually profitable and amicable to the record of Garland buying achievements. We 2% our purchases “G 4 \ 7": . | trade relations between the two | | . ee i Lhrifty buy ers|! S countries fo be maintained tor the Sample Sale right from the makers’ showrooms... and our vol i Oaks t points out that importg from | an V ersary a e “America betweea 1921 and 1923 D ume purchases during the season make possible the securing of extreme \ will find m : y) lountes [34.000.000 (abou | . iH slo 4 ° 9 euuaGhe,: cul Gece q values that St. Louisans have long associated with this remarkable event. @ § | Yorthwhile bargains) ws ports to the United States were ? ; | S UPR Mil acke Sensos.ece.): weet aioe a ese youthful, smart Coats will almost “melt” away, so extraor ; in these unusual Com-! & r} ». 060.0090. Oo! ’ S| , 3 " Wunderhose, Peefect quality, in FOR [siderably while Australia. ba be- | fF) are Chay St SE8 . i | bined Merchants) three-quarter ength come a ke ading market one yas of | gy | Splendid wearing Socks of mer $ 00 ; can automobiles and paseo 1 | ost-Dispateh Dollar} ; : | which increased durt ast | ) . ’ , : | cerized and rayon combinations lin Ml Geeta gue 06.40nte co cen a ( PETITES ... MISSES’ ... WOMEN’S SIZES i Day offerings. in fancy patterns. hones D ' § | BODY AND MOUND SEEN BESIDE COAT SALON—THIRD FLOOR nan PLANE IN AUSTRALIAN DESERT ¢ | By the Associated Press. er Cl Roe eee Special Sample Sale Coat Gr ps. . .$29.50 37 ...$47...$63.50 Press says that observers rect e € C ou oe S os nace: eee ° — the stranded airplane Kooka | ‘ urra in the Tanim! desert of | Inc.—Sixth Betw Locust and Charles Northern Australia observed de-| THOMAS W. GARLAND, St., een Se. . | tatls which led them to believe that i Fone of the missing aviators had | PP QORBOORBOORRO OR ORMROURMROOMMOUORBOUMROUMMOOMROOMROCMRBOC! é , NIE 0 RO 18 op pba ag,

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oe ttheeteeeneseeee had etss ter 7 Relieves lief from and uric Used Cuts, Bruises, ded for Burns, Pimples skin by Rash ~ a ashes, Scalds, years. Ee I fing it Eezema, tch, tly ts: Chapped Skin ern hy- and Sunburn es. Gives seconds. orless: Keep a li times. j;, sable Big Red - 6°) «BO me Ads ALMOST CERTAIN G. SEND your WANT AD POST-DiSPATCH. EEN PRICE TAGS + | TIFY ALL SAMPLES | —— c Oats 3... Modes ss Than Jost! ..SATIN...SILK . CELANESE | RT LIGHT TONES will add another page Ve pick our purchases oms... and our vol- e securing of extreme this remarkable event. way, so extraordinary VS SIZES" $47...$63.50 With each one chased you enn GET A UIT FOR v aor This Is How We Wednesday We Place ON SALE 30 BOYS’ SUITS AT $3.50 & of these pur- have another | of the same lot for a dellar. 4 Suit $3.50 or 2 Suits, $4.50 GLOBE DNES in LITTLE BOL\S’ LARGE SIZE DENIM OVERALLS 3 FOR SI DAY ai are i ‘SHIRTS $1 TUESDAY, PLAIN AND MEN’S = ‘FAxcy BROADCLOTH BOYS’ "BOYS’ PLAIN AND FANCY | PULLOVER SWEATERS TWO for $1 MEN'S ope Men’s OSe Rayon BOYS’ HIGH COLOR | WORK «| FANCY -..} WHOOPEE two SOCKS $1 SOCKS $1 CA PS $ 4 50c Men's Athletic | ygen’s 50¢ Nainsook b ndorghire UNION SUITS TENS AND WOMEN'S PART an , | SHORTS $I = for =" : SWEATER “| | anvas or ; CHAMBRAY GLOVES | COATS B WORK 20 Pairs $1 ' ees § ter $1 GENUINE 220 Men’s f SHIRTS “PO WORK ter. " HEAVY ~ DENIM | Combination UNION SUITS! GLOVES $1 | Union Made | OVERALL 4 for $1_|——————| OVERALLS | SUITS «’ Faney Percale “3 BLOUSES GOLF HOSE | JUMP 7 4for$1 |5 Pairs $1 | ERS i End-of-Month Clean-Up LADIES’ DRESSES Silks AND Georgeltes All odds and +47 ) | igZ ends of high- . priced Dresses. i For Wednesday Only Ladies’ $15 & $25 § Spring Coats $8.95 WOMEN’S * SHOP 1711-1713 Franklin Av. 522 Olive 318 N. 6th 221 N. 7th 408 N. 7th MEN’S SHIRTSs Regular $1.39, $1.59, $1.95 values. - NECKWE AR. | $1.00 QUALITY | | While they OF $ last. or 55c Each PAJAMAS Woven patterns and $1.69 plain colors. ARARMA DARA AARARA RASA —————— a at | FANCY ‘| $x | 50c Value — 5 4 PAIRS Re As > —————— — = AA RAAAAAR AA BARA RARARAA [a-nation See Our Windows aihaeneeenee Thrifty buyers | will find many | Worthwhile bargains | in these unusual Com- | | i TA ‘J Boys’ Novelty Little Boys’ WASH SUITS PLAY SUITS 3 FOR $1 | 4 FOR $1 Boys’ Day ee Men's Better Grade WASH 3 Pairs WORK LY PANTS PANTS “Young Mens Women’s $2 Colteciate White UMBRELLAS SWEAT COATS } EAGLE, STAMPS .- $1 * FREE: PARKING PL LANDAY | PREs. . Pints) © ere "822 FRANKLIN | APRIL ene spr? ~V, . __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__. - Art Needlework In a Special Sale Wednesday and Thursday At | 00 TWO DAYS for QUILT BLOCKS Many beautiful patterns to select from. stamped blocks to complete quilt and — chart eV CPesves 6 Cee CP CeO Cae eCce@eeo ee Se 8.8 68-862 ee ee Se 6s Set of *I Cloths, oe b, cm $1.50 Stamped 54-Inch Cloth and 6 Napkins, set. 25c Stamped Bordered Tea Towels $1.69 Stamped Bedspread, rainbow border, each. . o9c Stamped Center, Scarf, Buffet Set.. o9c Stamped Dresses, 6 months and 1 year. .2 for $1 69c Stamped Bridge Covers and Bridge Sets.2 for $1 75c Leather Purses for Beading 79c Stamped Made-Up Bound Aprons $1.39 Stamped 50-Inch Bordered Luncheon $1 6 for $1 $1 ..o for $1 $1 819 Locust Street East of Ninth Regular $1.35 to $1.69 Hosiery Special One Day Only Inspect these values yourself! Then you will know they are a remark- 00 Per Pair able buy. Chiffon and service weight, some silk from top to toe: others 4-in. lisle top. Every ‘Pair guaranteed perfect. Every New Shade Remember the trade-mark “Fan-Tan” means satisfaction or replacement. angel's Ck S282 8 Boe Be BAYATIS— ‘THE STORETOR GISTs’ S@8.88 8 8.8 8 Bee COLORED GLASS VANITY 5ETS $1.50 $] Value bridge prize Asad 15 TOASTER Curling Iron Good quality red handles 7 eolor d rar a... 3' 8:2 8 | St iengrueg@etrhtsnan es es 2 oe an & SS ew. * my , 2 $ AA aa AADAAADADADAAAAAAADAAAAADDADAADE AREER Ree eRe hn Not New—Just Rebuilt A Regular $1.50 Value Genuine White Oak Soles— sewed on-——and the famous U. S. M. C. Rubber Heels— Special All work of the highest class, guaranteed to give satisfac- tion. BLUE RIBBON SHOE REPAIR SHOP N. E. Cor. 7th & Lucas 1118 Franklin Avenue 20sucar’l With Any $1 00 0 Order of Oth Other Goods A New Blend — Delicious LBS, $f FOR *t *] *f t LB. PAIL IDAHO WOKET g Pure light clear hones BLY COFFE! EE AT A COFFEE STORE COUSINS 4 South Broadway Rienders of Coffee and Tea Call Lp—We Deliver "o> MAin 253° satisfaction Guaarantecd er Moenry Refunded he pap ppp ppp a pba bbb abaaaAbba ba ahaanana a aaaanaanannannnnnnrnnneenenne COFFEE 3 LBS. GOOD | COFFEE Whole. Ground er eet tity uty erized “Lbs. Pure Dutch Cocoa incinding $10.00 ee ngte Momp Stampo LBS. GRASS SEED the Kind That Grows Glasses Ass’t Jellies $1.25 Value A ‘tAin -_ 4 pieces, beautifully « = a riass tray. In rose, Art or blue glass A very attractive gift r 2s 8... | Decorated China and Silver-Plated Salt and Pepper Shakers $1.25 and $1.50 Values Lars surtinent 2 | Full sis the pai COLLAR BAGS $3 and $4 Values 200-FT. FLASHLIGHT Complete With Battery R LAUE! FP SURNITURE co. i ae ae 825 North Sixth St. dust South of Franklin id. ment. with Hanging Aquarium Esuctly as pietured. wth baie - t y . n owl Ornamental j or green, with rubber easily adjustes ane a nam tips on legs. Areal moved remarkable PHEASANT ws ' $1.29 Exactly as illustrated. value at $2.69 « Driced, For . ‘ - r i es q* 7. "te % } +) ar? . Teat i. Genuine lea ‘ } aAReO! } ; ’ +)? t rey rs bye iu liz} ii) comypiete with ing Lunch Kit splendid kit with pine size vacuum bottle in ee Porce- Y Jain Kitchen Clocks $1.39 staranteed move- White face Dutch mill decorations. A silver-finish table or buf- fet ornament, specially low ELECTRIC TOASTER Complete With Cord and Plug. Special coRD AND PLUGS For All Makes of ELECTRIC IRONS Toasters, Percolators, Etc. Six feet of best heater cord. with a plug-ali plug at one end and a sep arate two-piece plage at the other. fits any make of electric iron: also most toasters, grilix, waffie trons. tn fact, almost every heating and cook- ing appliance: mighty handy to have and a bargain at arvund: Electric Co., 904 Pine St. 5614S. Grand CHestnut 9220 Liquids told LEATHER BASEBALL § GLOVE . And “Lively @ Le : eos OT « Both ie | J for a \ werr special a value— Limited e quantity. : a FIRST BASEMAN’ S$m s GLOVE Pr cuAL a * no sectct ! . TENNIS g RACKETS “— . nid a Exceptional 5. s er Oe 6 ow ce : a an Rackets assorted bd ie chts and are exc for the s pop 50 0 Watch « 417 North “ae” oe 7 Broadway i | . a BER BES EE PRES 2 2 eS 2S Ses Bw $1.19 Vill Keen ilours urs. \ wind- Enamel Kitchen Stool Finished in white, gray $ Library Zylo Frames SPLIC JOINT CNULSLAL OFFERING 00 -., Each Wednesday and Thursday Only Keading or Distance Glastes, spheri- cal lenses fitted in good quality library frames, Vith this exceptional value is in- cluded a therougch and dependable rrxaumination by our experts, aseur- ing accuracy Service of Oculist, Optometrist, Opticia: LYONS OPTICAL CO. Formerly Moritz Optical Co. For 23 Years at 609 N. BROADWAY Just North of Washington oe se nn jo oe “f “3 Folding Card Tables $4 .00 4 sturdy Table for home card parties. leatherette top, finish- ed in red or green. Cha Choice of red ame}, TOCK: HOUSE Steel Folding $7.39 (an be Very handy for ecard parties. NO Cc. 0. D. OR PHONE ORDERS TERMAN FURNISHING “Makers of Happy Homes” irs 39 Floor Wax $ 1 Quart Dries quickly and gloss sy on linoleum and hardwood floors. No or green en- folded flat. rubbing er polishing. 0 | 3719 N. Fourteenth Union at Natural Bridge ALWAYS PLENTY FR | ee ee ee ee ee ee 8 enn nn he en en nn nn ae : PERENNIAL PLANTS For Your Hardy Garden SPECIAL DOLLAR DAY OFFER STRONG $ | SELECT PLANTS DELPHINIUM GOLDEN GLOW COREOPSIS GILLARDIA PHLOX SHASTA DAISY HOLLYHOCKS SWEET WILLIAM Select Your Own Assortment eed Co. =" K " w ” « 8 6 . ® u 5 ° = ry Will Resilver Your Old We Feet for | Polychrome frames. Also Venetinn Mirrors. Ke- made From Old Mirrors. x aqme a mae All Other Sizes Accordingly Out of the high-rent district is why we ean de your werk for so tittle We call for and deliver or- ons monrs. ders for 15 days ST. LOUIS FRAMING & RESILVERING CO. Phoene CAbany 7205 6154 Gambleten Place Delis ered 4 deine or Japanese Iris Delis ered Gladioli $ Bulbs,24 Delis ered Central 5009 Grimm & Gorly 712 Washington Same Prices Effective in East St. Lewis Store Combined Merchants Dollar Day was origi- nated in St. Louis by the Post-Dispatch. Post Dollar May Specials S-giccs hones. GAO ALL CIGARETTES $7 10 PER CARTON PLAYING CARDs.— 5 packs. plain PLAYING CARISAW 4 packs, pinochle Pound Glass Humidor Prince Albert _. Prince Albert $1 $1 90c Wellington. MAT‘ — i ° omen ites oC ST. LOUIS’ MOST POPULAR CIGAR STORE TOM KEARNEY 407 WALNUT PAGE 11 ‘NEWYORK STATE BANK SUPERVISOR QUITS UNDER FIRE ‘Counsel for Depositors of by the Aseuc | Hi. a ne ere ae = ee Defunct City Trust Co. Demands Investigation of the Department. atod Presa. -3.—F rank rintendent NEW YORK, Apri Warder, State Supe of Banks, tion hours counsel announced hb and Or the iS resigna- yesterday, within two depositors in the defunct City Trust Co. renewed a request for an investigation into the Demand State Lanking Department. that an extraordinarily al term of = § the Suprem Coket in Ww York Cc our be convened, with the At- torney-General in charge, to make a criminal investigation into the company's collapse. aiso was made The attorney, Leon Leighton, in a letter to Lieutenant-Governor ' Lehman, who is acting for Goy. | Roos | charges had bee now on a vacation, said n made that War- ‘velt, der had not answered “The resignation of Mr. Warder does not meet the situation,” Leighton wrote the Lieutenant- Governor. “An investigauon js properly in order.’’ Meanwhile, in Albany, Lieuten- |ant-Geovernor Lehman reiterated | the recent assertion of (,0Vv. Roose- | velt regarding “hands off” policy | in connection with the matter. Within an hour after Warder had left his office, his successor, ' Joseph A. Broderick, had been ; ere (and employ: | ing ; prosecutors: in sworn in, and the Lieutenant-Gov- r paid Broderick assumed his duties “with unqualified jurisdic- tion over his department.” lehman said the books, records Ss of the State Dank- Department would be at all lines at the disposal of county vestigating the . de- | partment. | Warder’ released his letter of | resignation to Ge lioosevelt, ' dated April 19. in which he stated |} that the newly organized Mutual | Trust Co th $5,000,000 capital, which has taken over the affairs | of the Cities Trust Co... had done | SO on condition that the depositors | be paid in full. | street, a brot Job for Judge Butler's Brother. (;corce Butles eT biebert her of Judge Butler of of (riminal Correction, appointed a deputy elerk of thi q*our? Was the Clreuit Court for Criminal , Causes yesterday by Herman Ba- der, clerk of the courts. His ap- | pointment fills a vacancy left by | the death recently of Henry | Luecke, chief deputy. Adam Doerr | has been named chief deputy. | EAT YEAST IN MODERN I; YOU ARE RUN DOWN, FAGGED OUT CONSTI- PATED, AND s47 FACT. HALF / THERE ad lt Now you can get yeast in the form you've always wanted. No disagreeable taste . just flavorful little tablets that everyone likes. Handy, easy to swallow or nice to chew; they keep. They don’t cause gas. Pat this modern yeast for constipation, indigestion 1, skin disorders and general “up-down conditions. The Vitamin potency of Yeast Foam Tablets is extremely hi igh; it is uniform. ‘That ie why this yeast is recogni zed as the sta ndar rd for Vitarn’n studies by the leading universities and by the U. §. Gove ernment. 7/ss ie your guarantee. Get Yeast Foam Tabicts from your druggist. Six tablets in the glassine en- velo ype for 5 cents or the 10-day bottle for S0 cents Northwestern Yeast Chica ak i750 No. Ashland Ave.,

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PAGE 1° | ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_____$_ -______.TUESDAY, APRIL 23, eer Sabena eon POST-DISPATCH . LOGS _ I é 3 g g sl hn ar — } CAPTURED AFTFR (TWO LOST CHILDREN FOUND. jercine, siasx, 4 beam, tt [ys apitas “eae "ta | | as feare I had ndered | search. adr | SLEEPING IN ROADSIDE DITCH It was feared they had wandered |se a co a ! Boy and Girl of Niles (Mich.) | 3. MILt CHASE: Sought by Hundreds Who Feared | They Had Ww ande red Into Marsh. | We Give and Rede | FAM ) Dainty Laundering for Your Curtains ee Lindell 1593 Mi h., April 23.—Sleep a New, scientific way— te Ey ga POLICE j IRE Tit: ae ‘Ton han a3 ca Ber a relief in one minute sons ha arched sinee Sunday, when t ey ‘ieee d from thei No after-effects as with harsh VOID INCAPACITY Nomes here, were found yesterde A OID ° ale ) = who é eee ee por ese eee, liquids or plasters. Avoids risk of D BY THE MAY DEPT. STORES PERATE . W; bv four teleshene operators : ; . on a ' Hi Modern demands for efficiency makes good health paramount. Frank Gilbert Caught ith joined the search after hearing a ere ae ee uty ' | io appeal for help by the chil- : body toxins with Belcher Water and Baths is radio appeal for help by the "Aire ee ; 1 eens of be ' Belcher Water is laxative. Free booklet. Weapons and Stolen || dren's mother. Imagine—in one minute you won't feel even the slightest corn pain when you apply i 4 Dr. Scholl’s Zino-pads! You , ae ept. for Ladles | ° The two small wa inderers, June | | BELCHER HOTEL | 27?5:'0,i205. |) Goods in Car When He |,..000.°) Sats winnie to Name Friend of Late David Steinhardt. & a ae | ee —m A es * Bay ‘ j ; { Hits Tree. : | . P 7 Mever experienced anything 1 ipsa ; | vad | All Styles ° like it before. It'stheonlysci- thin, dainty, cushionip | EYE. EAR, NOSE ~ THROAT CLINIC ee AS=, entificway totreatcorns.Re- soothing, guar coke’ in which police fired two sngts UMBRELL S . “i, . re anteed av TRE eee pen ant : jin eo moves friction and pressure sure. Can’t harm the tender. a RD HOSPITAL ae sa. oc} geen Giese A eae Ee ©) look for it in two of shoes; relieves and heals. est skin. At all drug, shoeang| He HOWA ™ Se ee ee Sand titted ° Dr. Scholl’s Zino-pads are dept. stores—35c box, ; 43, 4461 WASHINGTON CHONE DELMAR 4460 relative of a bank robber. was ar- Canes Repaire an efinishe d »| ‘ r t} 4% Hours: 3 to 10 A. M. 7 w 8 P. SM. l.rested and charged with burglary C . mo eC S a ae W l 1 y ag $7? Be PYUWNTOWN CLINIC, 338-45 FRISCO BLDG. and carrying concealed weapons. A > . 7 va C O S i Hours: 10 A, M. to 6 ©, M. Daily. (hone; “Arfield 3013—CHestout 2214 |) priving past a filling statipn at ~Namendo rfs or without floss zs o§ Ss Nort! Bre iway at 4:31 - =. — | o'clock, Sergt. Dueker and Patrol- 510 St. Charles St -—D a | man os tz saw two automobiles 3189 s G q BI d , 2 oce by men and women » Gran vd. = aN c stop) pe . at the rear of the station. : : Put one 1O-p pain ts gone! : One man ran from the station and We Repair and Restain aloe % : } : car in which a woman t > Ke f d t : ; : | : | Te ai P r “B ai, ¢ 2 ye mn pee ay TRAVELING BAGS NeEX Wee a your ruggts s rhe POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT a . ru : th the police car in pursulf, . . @ ‘| _ 419 NORTH SIXTH ----- AT ST. CHARLES ST. 7) "Speeding north on” Rivers SUITCASES.—' | ADS than ALL the other St. Lovie newspapers COMBINED ‘J | drive, the police car passed one of ? a ; th ot! ! Sand Was h - ut a4 | with Gilbert’s when he turned intc : es «aie ‘*. ! Sheer Sniartness the park and crashed against a ; : ee. 4 ‘ y 2a * - tre vrecking his car, after Pa- . > Sh ™ t: ; : A + " ¢ | tree, wre cking his car, att _ a6 ; Rip nt | Se >” A . eA : ” trolman Dietz had fire two shots in| : 4 ee cor * acy RE Tse 4 | Features i> 'the air. In addition to an auto-| = - = : —_ f —_ 2 : 4 | matic pistol and a rifle, Gilbert's | ae ) car contained various automobile | = i : caecesintaa *s, which were identified | y I ae ; f j | c i) Lit, wWibslla yCLO a‘ ehh ACU | > it | } kk Of | r }as goods stolen from the filling sta-| h s h eC deo | ’ ' ; : ‘ ‘ eo ‘ ‘5 A tion. The other car got away. ; ol ' Gilbert made no statement. His | _ 1 ; C W Cc g v t 4 { a companion said she was Fanny 7 j of Flowere a | Watson, 24 years old, of Long | ?4 Beach, Cal | > | h Gilbert is a brother-in-law of Je 4 f G iffon Calvin. Powell. who was pelle a HU 2 for the $3000 bank holdup at Ma- | ef J rionville, Mo., Felt whie G 4 j . - : , . by S " ~ S ‘ | p q XNPRESSING the gay ania igdthvert taled wee i spirit ot the modern ot te a g3 = ~ (} —_ s t : y , miss. Gossamer tabrics man, Subsequently Pow j are tastidiously chic... eee = who mage » and lovely colorful prints ler. Gil will be questioned » add a note of youthful i - ness. REFUSES TO NAME MAN WHO f SUGGESTED LAWYER END LIFE 1: ae * District _ Atiornes Declines ! ! | f ! ! ! ! | 32-Piece : Breakiast : Sets Very Special Value at $ Bee | @ What could be more ) cheerful) and mviting lor a Summer morn- ing than a breakfast OTHERS UP TO $39.50; ™ . > Pn ’ of Washable Silks UMMER Frocks in a host of a eawerw nathan tha nite se vi , . , S RE eihies for days bencath $ | 75 rectory,” Tuttle replied, “I would My confidence in -Buick automobiles Summer suns. Sleeveless Frocks and | cal fies sar . ae ety ok ree has been justified. l have been the E S bles CAC it ler gti } - . . eee ee peeets oF full-length roper to do so pending further proud possessor of seven Buicks. Addi- ! ' ' f | Fd ‘| Frocks and Ensembles ft . ! ! ' ) ' f _— in smart styles. Tuttle was then asked concern. tional power, better riding qualities and Sy. eee a a6 eS ee a ce confess St -/ ee ; dainty semiporeelain = © ! | ishes . . . decorated must week by George J, Biehoff, a the most satisfactory car I have ever ee. pee of : cigs ; irdt’s, and was said / a ee with gay clus e : | | Meas Nz Mates Menara, Bonteaale taken Arve. nasturtiums? Set m- | | | said . i ih sie ee mo Mr. W. A. R., St. Louis, Mo. ‘ | cludes 6 each, break- ; ’ Stein) rat wae ta} — an Name upon request. At our Showrooms | tast plates, fruit dish- _ a re aes SURE in Be ‘ : , - es, cups and saucers, - | \ ee eee Mapkrupicy cen: What warmer praise—what more worth- all this week bread ead basen | othe. ‘yy - ' LOTS rederalt Court : , . ; 7 , There . lre Styles PENNILESS me he while endorsement could any motor car receive : plates, . a and | , kor kvery Hour xen 5 AUTHOR KILLS SELF . what stronger expression of confidence, vegetable dish. i ‘ — —— 4 sl Dime to than this enthusiastic statement, so typical ot the as any other automobile priced above $1200! i. I tmited Quensity tociated Pres tribute Buick is winning from owners everywhere! , gee aay eer Sree = . ag Pro | LEVER variations in BUDAPEST, A Do as these motorists have done! Make an actual ; 4 clk i Wills ‘ : : - ’ = : wn ‘ ne ° . | | ) a style and fabric have Novelist, j | int From one end of the country to the other, tens of driving test. Compare Buick with other cars in = yy eg 4 ° = se . . 4 ; i : ‘ — ) 4 made Ensembles the ul a | thousands of men and women have accepted Buick’s traffic, on hills, on the highway. Then you'll know i | ‘y trasmart mode for any ! ha. en: invitation to get behind the wheel and get the facts hy Buick owners are so outspoken i in their praise. = Occasion, ote ee about Buick power, acceleration, OEP a and flex- Then you, too, will be satisfied only with a Buick! earthly possession. 14 cents,’ be ibility. And after the most searching test, they have Bel gen eine entered orders for more than twice as manv Buicks New Desk Electric SEWING MACHINES BUICK MOTOR COMPANY, FLINT, MICHIGAN Division of General Motors Corporation ~ C « ° e a mn” ae y AS 4 . VY HITE and pastel si gue with = figu ADVERTISEMENT | SERIES 116 SERIES 121 SERIES 125 | VALVE -IN-HEAD +1 | % SiK OF DaASKCT Wed" — —,r if WwW Bis U ope hor Fea East Side Buick Co. South Side Buick Auto Co. E. A. Dodge Motor Co. 1106-08 Hlinots Ave., Ease Se. L 3654 South Grand Bivd 1905-07 Madison Ave., Granite Crty, lil. €_ A very popular model atas remarkable -saving. Ses ot with Domestic motor and all tachments. When aot m ust serves as an attractive deck, @ phone stand, serving or occ table. OTHERS UP P TO $59 For might, holiday or emergency service phone Jefferson 3370 M EER ARP ES a mmm NT < : . * pat ; : “ Sa te oa te te ” : War | : s- ’ i | | | } | | j j f | | | | | j | | } | | | | | | | | | | j | | | | | | | | | | | ing the 36-page confession of Stein- modern lines have made my 1929 Buick Not os | ge But ** How Many’ ? oa ee ce ee ee : ae : | | | | | | i | | | | i | | | | | | | | ! | | | j | | | | | ! | | | | | | | | | a £ Loot Geneetat 9 WHEN BETTFR AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT «i: BUICK WILE SUID oe -- ooo CU — EE ee

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a 9 LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 1929 __ ___ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ ‘ __ PAGE 13; a ee ES A I~ 9S A AT I RSET ——* | MARY NURSE FOUND SHOT TO DEATH - We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted en we Beiter Kitchen a iE Man — sc TL ROOM: mm a ra $2 **You will Before Body Is bound; Note ad > ie pees Moti wd ee Ne hie oy ; like it for Indicates ‘uicide, | GAT ervice Program Feminine ) OR : ,iing f. ay anes, By the Associated Press. ue PA fe VE. Py \ iv ‘ WEDNESDAY CHICAGO), April 23.—BMiss® | Bae i | ti, } AT ) P M ) | wer iyn Barnes, os yeare o)&, ’e mh re ie ; ete i ‘graduate nurse from Jackson, , i poe Pal te | Conducted by Miss Miriam | Tenn., was _— cong menos * | 1 Oe We |: || mI Boyd, Nationally Known “9 | Ber room in @ Soutn : ~ ae —_— ee ; ight a few mi t mary Home Economist..Modern : night a few minutes after a - 6 = » “ond bh d left Aitchen... 7th Floor : at pee . friend ha aboteithe tnd ae be The friend, R. W. Knill, believeds Lecture: “Cooking b and dizziness. First compous nded in@@J| to live here, disappeared shortly, 4 y Ito hy the fan 18 Dr. hen amin | ae fore ‘ ‘ girl's body was found , ~ Brandreth. At a! d ists— 25c. Time and Tempera dreth. At all druge | with a pistol beside her. ture.” ’ Mrs. Louise Exum, 20, also ots Demonstration: Angel : ae aie told police that she, Kallf , and Melvin bedan of Ne ‘ Cake, Double Boiler Ind., had been visiting Miss Barnes” - : | a : Icing, Egg ana Mush- An Excellent , room when she asked them to leave, room Cro que ttes while she changed clothes, Bedan' with As paragus, OW eT ase and Mrs Exum went into another . “on Mrs. Exu maid, while Koaill Stewed Rhubarb with room, S xum said, wh x went into Miss Barnes’ bathroom., Dumplings. A letter addressed to Mra. Vera Barnes of Jackson, the girl's moth-. er. read: “Mother, I am sorry. Is OPERATED BY THE MAY DEPT. STORES CO.—STORES IN ST. LOUfS. LOS ANGELES, CLEVELAND, DENVER, AKRON AND BALTIMORE. PI Pills are purely vege- — en Summery amp Shades E 83 4 Number ot Very 69 SS: These Late Extraordinary ” a 1929 Model ow —— _ dite keb ae site Me . thin, dainty, cushioning, €- soothing, guaranteed Safe, ire sure. Can’t harm the tender. Js. est skin. At al] drug, shoe and re dept. stores—35e¢ box ™ oils Italian Balm is a faith- ful, dependable friend for Miss Boyd welcomes ) Sree anyone scomplexion. Smooths, questions in regard —_—_—s— —_ > ST IN TR RE STENT AR TN SOOT 5 bagi MIT IP” I OT RIN Oe ARI. 8 per A APO RI a PERS ERS SRD STR EI Yet Wg, oa softens and whitens the skin. You ; came to Chicago to do this. Any-, ? ee w itchen : amL6 5 y-, Value at Ba si ee tche _ apap” ~ og Fer way, I won't be alone—there will; aie P > Te ° be someone waiting for me iff pm S oe A DIFFERENT heaven.” It was signed “Evelyn.” ~~ Rs. twater : ents PROGRAM DAILY Mrs. Exum told police she and the pain is gone! — @ o" | | Miss Barnes left J>7ckKson on April 3 . ; ‘ ¢ P 16 and went to Paducah, Ky.., — » ch: . ‘rtiume gleams im (i ieee. oe a _ — ee a” net ce , ‘ where Miss Barnes telegraphed these colorful new Shades ... such ; il}i- Bak W itl » New True-T S :, Knil i she velegraphed Bedan t tegularly prints MORE ; : ‘ - Ryne geal Sahib itn the ew rue-ione peakel |; Ixnill and she .elegraphed Bedan te “ — WANT ant array and so VERY INEXPENSIVE BAe |} meet them in Chicago. Mra, Exunf - Lovis newspapers COMBINED. that you'll instantly appreciate the opportu- hy ag Ton ! | said oo had left her husband to ; . ‘ Ooo ses ake the trip. — —— nity of making your entire home blossom out Be Pete ) : 50 | | make the trip ; , ee /nusud . eee for the new season. Included are Shades Bees into ——— a : for Bridge Lamps, Junior Lamps and Table ah. V Ne a8 i oss . Lamps. You can scarcely realize their ex- Mg | ceptional worth without seeing them! See: q [his 7-tube all-electric Set is already giving | Sere splendid satistaction in over a million Amer- Another eee ican homes... and mow you have the priv- Octagonal bell shapes . . Tea lege of choosmg it in any of five smart cab- of matural colored parch- Ba inet models at this remarkably low price. It i eer Perer > . decorated eae is completely shielded ... with one-dial control . worth colorful fardaen flower bot ey ; a J ok d . ° eC ric designs ...and hand-laced bee ..+ entirely socket operated... and equipped , ee . with leather. eo with 7 AC tubes, including rectifier. ° ° ° ) ae $13 Cash—Balance Monthly Drink Mixers Si. Louis bo New York : Sa Hai ~~ Fa PRAT Sie BSP y , ates a a oe “ origi * . he at be ag ae hm alles ~ pene , ENA ELE SE ELEGANS ILLIA LEE SEIS SE IEE LES LLG LLL LE LEE LG A LE OY LLORES OE BBE ELS EERE A OAL EL LOLOL LLNS SAN OCA IE ELLE L ALLL LET OCR LLL LE A LGN ALLE LED LILO LLL ALLE ENGEL LLIN LS I IN EO et OG OE ALE: LLL ALLL NE ALE LL NEEL ELE iy SALON LLL LA EINES CIOL SLIT AIEEE I, SR i Al GG A CLO OEE GES EGE SGI DE MOTE —— — ~ a i aon ~~ be o so Ma Oe Re 94 = a _—- = An ae - aan a -- « - ~wee © —_ -« — ~ anne on “ a eee. » ne _ - “ Lamp Section— ee: : 4 ri : / ~ | Seventh Floor pos $4.95 } alue . ; eos Lighth Floor : : $3.95 Via This Famous : | ’ , Wall Paper : : : | | rt 1) @€ For preparing warm ater CVe outre et pe ae ; weather meals and drinks, ; Unlimited Opportunities to Save, in the Specially you'll find one of these ' Priced { handy electric devices py reced a indispensable. It will a ; ; F beat c¢gg@s. whip cream, ' (Effective APRYR2S e malted milks or mayon- : . : : > naise in a jiffy. Finished in gray and blue, with ; “off and on” switch. qe ‘ Crystal glass bowl in- | | : : saree assortment Oo! , J ast, specially parchased groups excellent quality Wall a Sexepth Flour + : " 7 of fresh, new Curtains... and a Papers in lovely scenic, . AY : fot of gay cretonnes and two-tone and colortul all- es) . | | 4 “1 ’ > } ". ct? ' ‘ped bottoms. trimmed with lustrous | Health : NEW YORK The Wringerless am —> oo = .. bd @ What could be more 70 to S9 Panel Cur tains, oF = wa Motor 12/50 midday cheerlul and imviting Die own importation of handsome T , rish Pou ? -e for a Summer morn- sh oint Panels, in a choice of — elaborate patterns, appliqued on a firm SM te Pes - — -, * ~ H A SY Offered | BOSTON—at 3:30 p. m. : € ve ‘ at © x , ‘ ‘ e ‘ . P Ing t! an a breaktast foundation of beige-tinted bobbinet. « Complete jor table set with these ll 214 yards long by 42 inches gvide. Does Wonders . dainty semi-porcelain : . . ‘ ° , » . b. ret CUD i+ ri ' 2 S dishes . . . decorated sl Imported Curtain Nets, Yd., 69%¢ © ee) Dex rat te ( Pillows, portieres, A5 : > fF Bix ' Sh BRS i 7 o with gay clusters of Very smart for glass curtains, sash, 1H Q rugs and blankets ... ar- @ Don’ ; 3 other fast lLyryains East nasturtiums? Set in- pancl, door and transom curtains are WV 7476) } ole Ne Pot | fC ticles that you ney ee oa _ C giv = up to cludes 6 each, break- these sheer, beige-tinted shadow nets, thought of wclney pts ee Spring fever : Keep ate | “SDE gee ae ie ne STE , , : before ...mav be washed aS | THE DE LUXE fast plates, fruit dish in a choice of several lovely patterns. « or the new Wringerless up your vitality and | IMITED , os onse ; ' ) in the ne‘ ‘Ingerless ; : , 4 inches wide, 7 A eZ 9: © . r » » 9 , “ : es, UPS and saucers. 5 fe erbrys ( d , —- @ J ) Easy with satetv . , for energy with a Robur SOUTHWESTERN L bread and butter OF in ee 5 he Ce. the Damp Dryer draws ... Which will give you “Just like the Century” | | es A ont o9¢ French Marguisette, Yd., 47¢ the water out of them by the same health bene- | oui 9:00 a. m nl Plates, a meat dish an . , ; Weidtet se weed stu vacuum, without pulling, i + ys Lv.S5t Louis «6 #6 @ © & ' . — —" Excellent quality, firmly woven Mar- Twisted and panel styles. in smart wiaeey “wade fits of walking, riding, 9: 3 ) Vegetable dish. ¥ ace olor Oombinatior Os ae stretching or packing ; Ar. New York . 2 aoe 9:50 a. m. ii quisette in popular sand color... — SAFESITE SIS LEG wel ~A4uGeSs - ol : anc } ‘xe | | at : . : aly ae ae : rowing and oth: exer- Ar. Boston 6 « 12:25 p. m. ve $1200! with highly mercerized finish. Cool 4-i. po.e, 10 Tings, I pair rings and oilaciin a ea ’ o ¢ ° | | ~ : Limited Onantits and summery and very fashionable for [ pair brackets. Extra charge for Pp) Art ~— we drcebe , ee | at Lins Unusual vario mae “etal mich additional pole’ footas ‘none GArfield »4 O your wudcerr — , . mn. ; us types of curtains. 48 inches oe Mae Pore | e. , , Peta i 'RIVER EXPRESS The MISSOUR AN ; e an actual Price wide. Seinen etl eine Be Station sas —_ ‘E sc vwithoud tterfering HUDSON R : , ; “ demonstrate the Eas} : “7 : a er Cars in ; (hina Seetion im your own home : with YOuUr F¢ g u ! ar Lv. St. Louis . . . 12:07 noon Lv. oo nora + + « 5:00 Pp. ; ™ erg" aie 7 “4 rf ‘ / . ad ° , - ou'll k Seventh Fleer are | schedule. Ar. New York . + 5:00 p. m. Ar. New York .« . « &50 pm now Seventh Floor >a hiighth Fleer | Ar. Boston —— 7:25 p. m. Ar. Boston . . «ss GAS p= heir praise. h a Buick! | New Desk MICHIGAN Electric SEWING MACHINES | eres cones ) Regularly $95 | f ; {All Schedules Standard Time} 3000 Pcs. Gf Aluminumware Many Needed Utensils Featured at Pronounced Savings! is is the comfortable route to the East—the choice of business men who vaine a good night’s sleep—and the scenic route through the wonderful Hudsea River Valley, one of the world’s most famous highways. On each of these four fast trains from the Mississtppl Special Values at.. While These Quantities Last, at ROASTERS-11 inches CAKE COVER—10'4-in. DOUBLE BOILERS - square; for roasting diameter; 5'4-in. deep. Bell-shaped bottom Valley to New York the traveler has the advantage of meats or cooking With 11'4-inch tray Good size. Can be E ; | lerms: $5 Cash vegetables. with groove. used as sauce pot \ sceing the scenery of the majestic Hudson by daylight. COLN POPPERS - “Ne Balance 35 COMBLRATION COG4- Auto Go. , ;' Psa ; DEEP bas’ FRYERS 4-35. capacit with Monthly. biES— a-qt. size with Double-lipped geyie wich cal irn base "Cima 7 Vest Pin cover. Used as sauce DEAE St iy fee ; a a . ; removable wire toz's, cown cover and agi- - | No Interest on pan or casserole. er : Co a ‘ lator, Seventh Fleor or . Extra Charges | Pa CW Or st St : COOKERS -That eaok FRYING P Ant Double- a i. ; without ws — > ~ i. heen, CA very popular model at a most ; “oie a jane lipped; 10-inch diam 3 otor Co remarkable E “d qt. ’ ip eter. Fitted vad han- : wwe able saving. “quippe down cover, vapor dled ‘cover. | Z UT WU wranite Criy, lil. i Domestic motor and all at-- sight, etc. 1. ‘ fachments. Whe | | ‘ en aot m use it snier deena ' ; niin li a ditaieaees serves as an attractive deck, tele- COVERED KETTLES — COFFEE PHILTERATORS | ' phone st ory | 8-qt. Convex Kettles —Complete device for | St. Louis—City Ticket Office: 320 N. Broadway 2d : a tab} and, serving or occasiona with safety strainer making delicious ' MAin 4288 a | *e — Fighth Floor cover and strong bail. French drip coffee. Telephone 1n e i" : SUI 2D -F a . : nS eam abate tat ateneaaneted mm . ae < _ — carrer sw Bean anne tad bi , ee . yj Ut ae Sere te kt

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‘PAGE 14__ We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted FAMOUS-BARR CO. OPERATED BY THE MAY DEPT. STORES CO.—STORES IN ST. LOUIS, LOS ANGELES, CLEVELAND, DENVER, AKRON AND BALTIMORE. corn ae Pee ee ee ee ee ~ - a ____ §T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - TUESDAY, APRIL 23, Ly29 oa ORME Se es nA of STEP- AND GARTER BELTS. College Girl Week Featuring Complete New Displays THESE FOUNDATION GARMENTS—IN “NEW SPRING ASSORTMENT OF MANY TYPES—ARE STYLED PARTICULARLY FOR COLLEGE GIRLS AND OTHER YOUNG MODERNES. DAINTIEST INS. CLASP-AROUNDS Fifth Floor : Palmolive ie ) Soap 10 Cakes tor : 66c ec A LR anes hAS Hi de oe oh : Coco-Malt [us 4 $1.95 Value j $1.69 A = Forhan’s aq Tooth Paste : 4 3 Tubes for oc | Lavoris Mouth Wash $1 Size Wednesday Only! Exceptional Savings in Our Eagerly-Awaited April LEOF LOMETARTICLES Quantities Are Limited ...No Phone or Mail Orders Accepted Shaving Preparations T. M. C. Witeh Hazel, pint.........2% Barbasol Shaving Cream, large... .40 Toilet W ater OTY SPECI ALS « Hair Preparations.......... Limit of 3 Pinaud’s Eau de Quinine, large... .$1 Mulsified Cocoanut Oil Shampoo. .33c Mesey iL MNS tt PED Gor ERS ote Die Rt ONE Qi z yap FAAS tS A Sp DDN Vt eae haps VOR PAA PT ODO A AN ALL ALN TCL CE ELE LOL LIE! OOF LONGO LELDL LP SILI LI OAT we ete een ketene : * , ORS SL eER TE A ght ee ee ee ee ee a 2 RT ROR MB Pn 3 g o £ > - “> 4 Paks cote “ oy - oe . a 7 = i¢ wi » ae o a 3 © Db ~— = = 2 Ba e i - A — ~ 7 wt oR a - -— i 7 rs Be i. . = 4 ye g j tS aa A Bier creme Ney ” oe a ¢ al William’s Barbers’ Br, 9 cks. to Ib. 38c 2.0. Wildroot Hair Tonic, large........ Ge Federal Bay Rum, 1 pint.......... 27¢ Bottle | 9 Wildroot Taroleum Shampoo. ines Ne Molle Shaving Cream..............d4¢ Pam Packer's Olive Oil Shampoo .......: s5e Palmolive Shaving Cream ......... 18¢ Your choice of these ex- quisite imported odeurs— ‘4 F C Sia Sat afi 3 L’Origan, Paris and Chypre. Face NO Limit of 3 ae LORS: ene LeMRs, .. LAE 7 4 $1.55 Manon Lescaut Face Powder, 94c $1 Siz y ‘ol Me ss. ds 69¢ ae S : F3 > Fs es 79¢ i Sieh P a . aie ee 39¢ Coty Perfume, L Origan, Chypre + “0 oe had “ - nt U0 en eacoc wee fei and Paris; Rosarie Pkg., $2.79 44¢ Java : ace 6 Sb Kd taveoa ma r0e¢ Size Hind’s Honey & Cream. 32¢ Coty Square Compact, $1 Mello-Glo Face Powder.........85¢ \0c Size Holmes Frostilla ........ 32¢ with refill ..... eevseen sees + 59 60c Djer-Kiss Powder & Perfume, 59c 90c Size Espey Fragrant Cream . .52¢ $3 oe sao Perfume or ae Pompeian Face Powder ........... OF a Soc Si , ai oile . sebescccecece: $2.2 woe mene ehtiam BOim ............ 27c Dralle Illusion, various scents, 79 +e Atkinson White Rose, bulk, oz.$185 Tooth Preparations. ... . .... Limit of 3 ee ws Limit of 3 Gimay Bath Salts .............. 69¢ on és : Corday, Tourjoir Moi Perfume, PU BOGEN WOES oon a dbckc aces DD SC 23e Babcock Corylopsis......... . .18¢ bulk, one ounce............$3.95 Peaaaaes 3... ae William’s Assorted Talcums. .3 for 23c $3.50 Godet Perfume, choice Ipana 21¢ *p*> . . o ret ry. ‘ Re — f se e ] deurs... - 2 oe pre ‘te sb 414A SU UNS OC Oe EOS SSO 6. 23¢ Squibb's Assorted a “ ..Each lic 61 95 ens Gilt Compacts... ..@be Revelation Tooth Powder..........2%e We ( heramy © Talc., Bott siete — $4.95 Voice of Paris Perfume. .$2.69 Lee Beet FOWOOE gc. ok kc kc ewan $1.50 KR & G Fleur de Amour Bath. 51 Cheramye Toilet Water....... .99¢ PAGRV OE EOOER FT UOOD ok ca cccscees. zie are rr 18¢ Home Remedies... . Limit of 3 American Oil : Gal, $7 Value ov XY POPULAR SOAPS Aromatic Cascara, §-02Z..........44¢ - Spirits of Camphor, 4-o0z........34e Glycerine & Rose Water, 8-oz.. Tincture of Arnica, 3-0Z........ Be FANCY SOAPS - - Tincture of Iodine, 2-0z......... lic LIMIT OF 6 > , $1 .95 LIMIT OF 2 DOZ. Chloroform Liniment, 8-oz......35c¢ : Pr Scns dencdenes ene Cake Mound City Cake Doz. Phenolax Wafers, 30 in pkg....17c 3 _ eS 4 ] Cc I NR, onc dndcecencada ic SOF Malt Extract [ronized Yeast Tablets......... 67¢ Cuticnre Miédiented 2th C: Creme Oil Soap Bromo Seltzer, $1.65 size.....$1.25 ulicura .wecicate iggy Jap Rose Soap Seidlitz Powders, 12 in box.....17c Resinol Healing ks a . ' a ie eee 1c *acker’s. Tar Soi S53c hirk’s Coco Hardwater Castile Sapo Elixir, l “ aces, aad Sorc a wus 67¢ Piya hing ong Ivory Soap (Medium Size) Aromatic Spts. of Ammonia, 4-0z. 25¢ es — ow ° rr’ Elixir [ron-Quinine-Strychnine, ~~ — f Barr's _ r ai a Free-Lather BENG ualhh de ewtincdiends bacmine 69c Toilet Soap Williams’ Shaving Cream ..... . 290 Bath Salts . ce eee . Limit of 3 nydle sesame af — ——— Te Doz. Cakes Double size tube. 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Herb Juice Castile Soap ; 5 The Dozen Pinaud s $1.25 Value Mavis Large Size Lady Esther $1.50 Cut Lilac Vegetal Body Powder 3 Face Cream Limit ot 2 _—.* 93c tobe in 69c $125 Valu 1.09 $1 Size $1 Value e ni 8677 ¢ 59c 95¢ = Main Fleer Gay Printed Chiffon ai @ Sparkling, colorful, new, smart... twinkling dots, flowered designs in color combinations of inconceivable loveliness and modernistic prints. $3.50 Flat Crepe In this remarkable grouping .. . twenty of the smartest pastel and street shades $2.45 to $2.98 Ny are re ted. lity, a~ ao $9.65 desirable. . me $4.50 Rich Black Satin Coating A heavy quality with soft finish and flexibility that lends itself to fluent. rippling drapes or straight tailored style. $1.50 Summer Creepers, $1.39 Crisp and new of white dimity, colored broadcloth and chambravy short sleeves sleeveless and envelope seats. 6 mo. to 2 yrs. OF Wednesday.... BABY DAY Wide L ariets and Nurseries 91.95 Crib Shcets at $1.45 Extra large size, 54x 72, made of soft un- bleached muslin: with __) uw * Diapers, $1.59 Doz. Little Pet Diapers, ready for use. one dozen in package. Fleeced, $1.95 value. 50c Rubbe- Pants, 39c Heavy Health-Panti. slipon style, white or pink; medium or large. Summer Bonnets Special, $1 Organdie and lawn. ruffled or tailored: many have ribbon bows and wide ties. ifth Fleer a PAGES 15—20. # py = St: 7 %, a ; i : f . 3 ( ers. Bi ae 7 as « ¥ © ° a. Sa a ae ae = ——_ —-_- ’ ry § ; a a 2 =. =s ‘gi % hg ? 7 » 2 Z Fa J ao re we : F's " z ie: i = , ~ % . ise ; : a ; . : Rn . - ~e ry “Ae Wee it ar. = res «Wy bo ae cae 4 a ae pack 4 > : * est 2 = j e * nd ae 2-TROUSER SUITS aor ‘37 | \ qi doesn't take a clothing expert to tell that these Suits are exceptional ‘ou'll see it instantly in the new fabrics, in the tailoring ar.d in the drape of the coats. In fact, this offering is unlike any pr’ sented this season in St. Louis. The woolens were secured from lead. ; ing mills at pronounced savings ... every pattern is new and was personally selected. The models were chosen and they were tailored to our own exaeting specifications. We ef SOMES I wag Bh aS Long Wearing Worsteds in These Offered in This Out-of-the-Ordinary Selling..... : ; t - i ee ~ = ‘ “4 ay 4 s ’ ey 4 2 . 3 . : : ; - 4 a ! i > oe rie +n -@ 2&3 2 86 2 2 2 @ $45 and $50 Values at eM ROS. » RM mE LP tock particular care to provide an unusually good selection for men who take shorts, longs, stouts or special sizes. Regular sizes, of course, are here in wide variety ... they’re the best values in St. Louis and worthy of your ‘immediate selection. A Group of Four-Piece Sports Suits... Coat, Vest, Long Trousers and Knickers Also Offered at the Special Price of $37 = Second Fleer : 7 An Exceptionally Attractive Group of pring Coats Originally S110 to $250... Offered at Savings of @_In most instances but one of a kind . individual . . . distinctive. Tai- lored with smart simplicity . and unusual notes in the application of the fur, the styling of cuff, throw, collar or panel. Fashioned of rich, heavy silks and beautiful soft Spring wool- ens ... black, graydove, middy blue, sandune, suntan, and beigeen. In many instances the furs have been dyed to blend with the color of the fabrics. Sizes 14 to 44. Fur Coats $165 to $225 Values—a Specially Purchased Group °135 Coats that exhibit the trends of next r year's fashion...beautifully made, off ‘ excellent pelts, the choice of the mid-* winter 1928 catch ... silver, dark and gc: muskrots end caracul paw... fox or wolf trimmed. $10 cash will hold any Coat in our cold storage. payments to be made monthly. earth Flee AVIATION EXPOSITION This Week and Next... Exh‘bitien Hall, Ninth Floor @ This very unusual exhibition is sponsored by the Universal Aviation Corporation . .. and it is of such absorbing and educational interest that >o one, child or grown-up, will want to miss it! DAILY FROM9A.M.TO5:30P.M. EVERY ONE WELCOME + hs tm ee nt te ae APL OEE Rig kts ts ae -_ tt AO pe. a malar - DOUTHN ) ed at 10,000. | day. 4 for Bottomley’s fly. = ae pe by By James M. Of the Post-Dispatch on CHICAGO, April 23.—The Cardinals = + 4 winning this afternoon in the third and I The score was $ to 6. Bili Sherdel, pitching the | fer ‘Cardinals, had a part in a three-,; , rally in the third which rep-, nted the first Red Bird scor- in 21 innings. His bit was a , e. | The southpaw smashed a triple | Deuthie hm the fifth. High 38. |.Sherdet drew “Sheriff Fred’ Prisch Sh Blake as his opponen-. | a ae 4 - bers went out of | ‘: | Two Cub ep - roti te — ne. ¥ , ole a TT ; —_— _—— his Su aK . = ‘ ~e S torn finger nail catching one Bitch and was replaced by another | , ER E youngster, Angley. i: > Southworth made three his lineup, sing Ear! hind the bat .Andy High at zet field. Beck 3b. Quigley, Moran and McLaughlin Cuplerss . Were the umpires. ns by The game: FIRST INNING—CARDINALS— CHICAGO—English opened for} Angtey ¢. ‘the Cubs with a single through the } gy agg |boxr. Beck sacrificed, Sherdel to one sll Bottomley. 7 tf asiow ball and Cuyler shot it te “Sacrifice fly to Orsatti Wilson Walked. A pass to Stevenson-filied the bases, Grimm popped to | SECOND—CARDINALS— Haley 5%. “struck out for the fourth time in| CUBS | ‘the series. Blake tossed out Or- . ? omy Blake also threw out Gel- CHICAGO—Gonzales lined to! High. Frisch. Frisch went over toward Cuyler” first for a nice stop and threw) fouled @& ; Blake. English fanned but iAts had to be throw out, Smith to; , s, Zoettomiey. got a |. THIRD—CARDINALS — Smith! when sgied to left. It was @ long hit.| was inf t Smith was held at first by St*-| Cube Bhenson'’s good throw. Sherde!l| son. AR zied to mght center, Smith "oP-| Grace Gi at second. Douthit doubled t0| ang Am scoring Smith and putting! Georgi ‘Sherdet on third. It was the first! joe for Cardinal run in 21 innings. Grimm | put had “made » bare-handed stop ef High's| to Grint a2. ie <3 — s a

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— Q&S : Ss : SS ‘. = ~ "ad \ SSN T-DIS = O * a EEE ee ee Stock Market Closing Prices ' || Complete Sales TABLES IN PART 3, PAGES 31, 32, 33, 34 The Only Evening Newspaper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service PAGES 15—20. ST. LOUIS, TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 1929, PRICE 2 CENTS CR eng enero we eds in These Sea ae xe> a ee RE Oe er ee ee Se | hey + R SUIT Mote’ Coates les i ae a _— aa “CATCHERS BY INIURY DOUTHIT DOUBLES at these Suits are exceptional! in the tailoring ard in the g is unlike any pr: sented were secured from lead- very pattern is new and were chosen and they f specifications. We an unusually good ) ts, longs, stouts or By James M. Gould. course, are here | Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. e best values in CHICAGO, April 23.—The Cardinals finally defeated the Cubs, of your ) | winning this afternoon in the third and last game of their series. on, 3 The score was 9 to 6. : oer | > Bilj Sherdel, pitching for the ° ; . Gardinals, had a part in a thee- ) Cardinals’ Box Score : wae apeeees 4. . “2 tun rally in the third which rep-, ‘ baie . and Katuckers ) © resented the first Red Bird scor- CARDINALS : eS °1 inni : is bit was ; Price of $37 | oie _ ne “ie Oe wes 8 AB. R. H. O. A. E. Second Floor 1 The southpaw smashed a triple’ Deuthit cf... .. & 2 2 .2:6¢6 sat the fifth. ‘High 3b... sd I I 2 1 O “3 ‘Sherde!- drew “Sheriff Fred! Frisch 2b...... See ae ec 2 0} 4 ke as his opponen‘. | Bottomley 1b... a a 2 Ppitch and was replaced by another . nas idl ‘ Pyoungster, Angley. | SHERDELP..4 1 0 10 | Southworth made three changes | —— © in bis lineup, sing Earl Smith be! Total...... 40 91627 71 hind the bat .Andy High at third | ba oe = base and Ernie Orsatti in right CUBS y field. AB. R. H. O.. A... E. : © Today's attendance was estimat- English ss. 4 2°94 Se | a ogg 10,000. It was a dark, cold miieee Frisch's fly. “Hornsby backed up Gonzales c.....- Zz Q 1 2 00, ie for Bottomley’'s fly. SAPMCE C.cececve Oo O Q 0 0 0 1 ® CHICAGO—English opened for|Angieyc......1 0 0 3 21 _* —— with a ae penne eee sss @ - S § 2: Oo 3 @ e q' x. eck sacrif ced, Sher | ‘0 CARLSON P..O 0 0 0 OO peottomley. Sherdel offered Cuy- (0 ing 0000 See ter a slow ball and Cuyler shot it to) CVENG osP..0 O | @ eenter for a single, scoring En-| McMillan...... ::.D 1:0 0°90: , Bish, and Cuyler reached second| mavior........ : 3O? OO 48) ® ™ the throw to the plate. Cuyler : ee pe a eae ‘feached third on Hornsby’s long - { @ “crifice fly to Orsatti. Wilson! Total....-. 37 6152713 1 ® “walked. A pass to Stevenson-filled : 4 oe" 678 9 T | @® ‘he bases. Grimm popped to; L 4 . ites Frisch. ONE RUN. | CARDINALS 4 : = . 7 O Rhymes yy Burrus) 5.80 oo sae ~ es ‘the baseball — . , Time—1:13 2-5. Fair Anita. Rundale. aumont Ins | Mint Grass and Athel alsu rap FOURTH RACEKE—Six furlongs: Greenock (E. Legere) . 3.10 2.90 7.20 r y ea ver Sun Meddler ‘J. Bieshalk 3.20 2.30 . | Fly Across Central Nine! 4). 3°. éadex” 22 ; Time—1:13., Shakitup. Golden Mac, | Cabelisdale also ran. | FIFTH RACK—Four-year-olds and up 8 28. 4:4°6 7° 8° 9 kh. H. E. | one mile and 70 yards: |aLight View CENTRAL (L. Schaefer) .....11.50 4.80 5.40 Corporal (J. €. Mergier) 3.60 3.10 0 0 0 0 0 0 aBramabiau hee ne 5.40 - Time—1 :43 4-o. Banton. Dowa-iac. BEAUMONT Strong Heart, Aucilla. Eugene S. also ran. | Beaumont met Central High on | the diamond here after two postponements of the city high school baseball schedule. Slater for Beaumont and traub for Central were the ing pitchers. Less than 200 fans were in the park at game time. The lineup: rit a 2 en —_—-- this afternoon, | Wein- | Ooppos- | aAscot Stable entry. SIXTH RACE—One Vimont (A. Robertson- 6.90 o* Bice i‘, Quattlebaum ! : 4.30 is Renick) 3 ime, 1:45 1-5. Lansquenet. Business, Prairie. mile and 7O vards: oa. 8 r ee ot Non Stop. Mis Onine, Girl also ran, SEVENTH RACE—One mile and one- sixteenth Brahman (C. Quattlebaum S.10 440 3.20 Golden Tinted (R. Leishman) mt 7.60 640 Nat Evens (¢«D Brice } eae Time—1 :48 1-5. Kentucky Colonel, | Sucky, Real Artist. Forehead. Afton, Walf- fies, Faddy, Frances Rock, Botanic, Sup- ; port and One Cent also ran. eee bert singled to right center, scor- ing Orsatti. Smith singled to right, sending Gelbert to third. | Sherdel bunted safely down the | third base line on the squeez play and Gelbert scored, Smith moving up. Douthit kept it up with a single to left, Smith scoring, | Sherdel stopping at second. High hit into a double play, Hornsby to English to Grimm. FIVE RUNS. CHICAGO-—Stephenson hit the fence in left field for a double. Grimm singled to left, Stephenson | stopping at third. Stephenson scor- i | Hafey. Angley’s sacrifice fly te McMillan batted for Carl- left, Grimm ed on son and singled to stopping at second. English sin- gled to left and when Smith muffed Hafey’s perfect throw to the plate Grimm scored and Mc- Millan stopped at second. Smith drew an error on the play. Beck struck out. Cuyler also struck out. TWO RUNS. NINTH—CARDINALS — Cven- | gros was the third Chicago pitch- er. Frisch flied to Stephenson, Bottomley struck out. Hafey sin- gled to left. Hornsby tossed out Orsattl. CHICAGO—Hornsby popped to High. Wilson singled through Gelbert. Stephenson’ singled to right for his fourth hit, Wilson stopping at second. Grimm dou- bled to center, scoring Wilson and moving Stephenson to third. An- gley sent a sacrifice fly to Hafey, scoring Stephenson. Taylor bat- ted for Cvengros and Grimni went to third unmoliested. Taylor struck out. TWO RUNS. ee /HAVRE DE GRACE SCRATCHES i—Flower Pan, Marados, Voodoo, Pay- well, Fire Girl 2 ‘urdle. Take Your Sewanee. Empiletie, ol Time, vi Augciena, Chicleru. 5y—Coohoit. Milaria, Gaaalong. J—l antast. 7-—-Backrope, Who Knows Me. Odd Fellow [f1. Merida. , . ! Bill Hare, Kitz Cheries. - — At Lexington. Weather clear; track fast. FIRST RACE—Futurity Course Nevermore (White) ..12.08 6.88 4.18 Master (Crump) ..... . 405 4.38 Little Guinea (Watson? ne 4.04 Time—1:114-5. Evelyn L, Moonphase, Lady Hebert, Black Gail, Dontados, Ma- dam Emelie, Umber, Tony Joe, Cannon Ciub also fati. SECOND RACE—fFour furlongs: Miss Pegey (MeDermott) a etane 4 ee” 4 Princess Elsie {Allen}. 4.74 J.38v0 Nim the Nymph fe Eee ee i ae ee ae 2.06 ime—:50. Rose Jar. Survease, Twenty Five Sixty, Miss Lotta, Waiting Matu. Silver Salver, Lullie Belle also ran. THIRD RACE—One mile and one-eighth: a te: HK Margate (Fowler) Hesitation (Jones) 5.50 38.10 ee ee Oe ee ere FT Time—1 :55 1-5. Georgie. Juel Jean, Chatson, Warfield. R also ran. FOURTH RACE—Four furlongs: cae Alcibiades (Frouk) ... 5.18 3.80 2.08 Thistle Ann ( Horwater) 6.58 3.56 Port Gar (Huff) ..... kk. c*uat ae Time—:45 4-5. Playette, Best Balance, Pink Blossom. Incub.te, an of Roscs, Lacolondrina and Granite also ran. FIFTH RACE—Futurity course: 4% Nichelson (Lauscher).. .28.06 13.40 x 60 Ronivan (Watson) .. 10588 828 me—~1-:11 4-5. Brown “Wisdom, ‘ Kickapoo. Reveries Gal, London Pride and Clog Dance alev ran. SIXTH RACE— Futurity course: Frank Horan (Con- Degzmont (Horvath) i RS 6.02 3.350 2.46 Captain J. 8.. Tienes} oe a le ct 3.08 2.862 King Byrd (Finnerty) ...-.. ...-, 3.73 Time, 1:11 3-5. Ameterdam, Christie Flannagan. Thistle Coot, Cash Play, This- tle Major also ran. SEVENTH RACE—One mile and one- eighth: pie K. (Luther! , 8.28 2.33 2.6 Pretty Ron idudy) ... .... 5.36 4.156 Frank Hawley (Wateon' ...._.... 5.92 Time—1 :54 3-5 Toreh Boy. "0 Pegsy led. Champs. Cassie, Dingo aad soc ran. ‘ s ’ WASHING’N at PHILADELPHIA Noble Charge, | ' ’ ; j | | ; ib Grass and eI Cieveland—Miller, Ferrell and L. ’ ; ; ithe Cardinals’ opening of the 1929) | Cochrane. Rr —_—-—--—-— CARDS TO OPEN RAISE PENNANT | Raising of the National League pennant will add to the color of } pennant race at Sportsman’s Park Other players of tomorrow afternoon. plans include a of both the St. Louis and Cincinnati clubs, pitching of the “first bali” by Mayor Victor Miller and enter- parade If no sudden change is made in | the plans of Managers Billy South- | worth and Jack Hendricks, the op- | posing pitchers will be Jess Haines and Pete Donohue. | Haines beat the Reds at Cincin- nati on April 18 by a score of 3 to a Donohue, on the other hand, handed the Cards a licking, 8 to 3, Except for the addition of Swan- son in left field, where he alter- nates with Purdy. the Cincinnati fineup is much the same as last season. Leo Dixon, former Brown- and John Gooch, formerly of Pirates, will probably do the althougn Sukeforth has the catching, | had his turn behind the plate quite often. In the series at Cincinnati, feds won only one game out of four from the Cardinals. first two with the Pittsburg Pi- rates they split even. Rixey losing and Lucas winning. oe ae the | In. their ’ r, Routed Sunday, ; Browns Box Score HERE TOMORROW: ...... OOP LO - _—" a CARDINALS 9, CHICAGO CUBS 6; BROWNS BEAT TIGERS, 11-5 Fails Again HOWLEY'S MEN G0 ON SCORING SPREE: BLUE KNOCKS. TWO HOMERS By J. Roy series of four games. The score was 11 to 65. Owen Carroll was Bucky Harris’ selection. Manion was behind the plate for the Browns. Alvin Crowder was batted out of the box.in the second inning for the second time oin three days. us and Gehringer hit blows. Blaeholder succeeded Crowder. Oscar Melillo was put out of the game in the.same frame for pro- testing against a decision. About 2500 persons attended. Orms sy, Campbell and Owens watched for balks. ' The game: DETROIT. AB. R. H. O. A. E. wipe ge fit 4° 0°.0 2:90 O01 Gehringer2b..5 1 1 2 10 Heilmannrf...3 1 2 000 | Alexanderib..4 1 3 6 10 McManes3b...4. 1 1 3°10 | Johnson if... .. &:-@ 2. 4.0 3} Phillipe...... 201410 Sigafoos ss..... a. & @Oy.2 3 -@ Schubless.....0 O QO QO OO CARROLLP..2 1 . Se. ae SOBRE M © oes 2: ©) ©. 3:4 VANGILDRP.O OF O 2 1 O; Margrave......1 0 90 0 00} | RR EREES = i: ©@:°@. od: 2: @! Dated 6.6% 4 34 51124 10 2: BROWNS. AB. R. H. O. A. E. ive 8b. sks so eS 2 8B: 3 ¢ O’Rourke 3b...4 2 3' 0 20 Masnweh @.....4 4° 1 2) Ore Sehulte cf... .. S°* ‘2 4k @:@ | eee es S| States Nayal any plan for resumption of army ‘navy football games at Chicago in r931. Lieutenant-Commander A, H. Rooks, aid to Rear Admiral 8. 58. state- ment was made in connection with a report in a Chicago newspaper of the the FIRST INNING —DETROIT — O’ Rourke threw out Rice. Gehrin- ger grounded to Melillo. Heil- | mann singled to right. Alexander . Stopping at second. McManus hit a home run into the tleft field bleachers, scoring Heilmann and Alexander“ahead of him. Johnson singjed to right. Phillips walked. Sigafoos struck out. THREE RUNS BROWNS—Sigafoos tossed out Blue. O’Rourke walked. Manush forced O'Rourke, McManus to Geh- ringer. Manush went to second on a wild pitch. Schulte struck out. SECOND — DE™ROIT — Carroll singled to center. Rice fouled to Melillo. Gehringer hit a home run into the right-field seats, scoring behind Carroll. This knocked out Crowder and Blaeholder went to the hill. O'Rourke threw vut Heil- mann, Alexander hit a line drive traight back at Blaeholder, the ball hitting the pitcher's bare hand with terrific force Blaeholder picked up the ball. but his hand pained his hand was all right. tc stay in the game. so loudly that Umpfre Owens put him out of the game. Dondero went.to second for the Browns. Blaeholder -threw out McManus. TWO RUNS. BROW NS—Kress fouled to Phil- lips. McGowan walked. Dondero was called out on strikes. Me- Gowan stealing . second. Manion flied to Johnson. THIRD — DETROIT — Johnson flied to McGowan. Kress threw out Phillips. Sigafoos flied to Mc- Gowan, BROWNS—Blaeholder hit. in front of the plate and was thrown out by Phillips. Blue walked. O'Rourke singled ‘to left and on Johnsen's fumble Blue reached third and O'Rourke second. Ma- nush sent a sacrifice fly to Rice, Blue scoring. Schulte drove deep to Johnson. ONE RUN. FOURTH — DETROIT—Carroll Struck out. Dondero threw out Rice, Gehringer flied to Manush. BROWNS— Kress walked. Me- Gowan forced Kress, Gehringer to Sigafoos. Dondero flied to John- son. Manion also flied to Johnson. FIFTH — Detroit — Hellmann singled to right. Alexander flied to McGowan, McManus struck out. Heilmann was out stealing. Manion to Kress. BROWNS — Biaeholder singled Detroit got four singles and two home runs for five tallies while Crowder was on the hill. . McMan- the circuit beat out a hit to short, Heilmann. Stockton Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. SPORTSMAN’S PARK, April 23.—The Browns wen from the | Detroit Tigers this afternoon and thus gained an even break on the through skcert, scoring - Manush with the tying run and sending Schulte to third. Smith, another righthander, went in to pitch for Detroit. McGowan hit into a double play, Smith to Sigafoos to Alexander, Schulte hoiding third. Dondero flied deep to Rice. FOUR RUNS, SIXTH — DETROIT, — singled to center. ’ D rificed, Blaeholder Blue, foos popped to reds ss, #$ Smit struck out. holder struck out. Blue walked. A wild pitch advanced Manion to third. and , Blue to _ gecond. O’Rourke’s pop fly fell in short left for a single, scoring Manion, Blue holding second. Manush grounded to Alexander. Schulte singled to left, scoring Blue and O'Rourke, and when Johnsen’s throw. to the plate bounced into the gratid stand Schulte went to third. Kress walked. Schulte scored and Kress reached second on d@ double sf#al. McGowan walked. Dondero singled to left, scoring Kress and sending McGowan to third. This sent Smith to the showers and Vangilder went to the hill for Detroit. Manton fouled to McManus. ®I1VE RUNs. SEVENTH— DETROIT — Rice walked. Gehringer struck owt, Heilmann hit into a double play, O'Rourke to Dondero to Blue. ° BROWNS—Sigafoos threw out Blaecholder. Blue bounced his sec- ond home run of the game off the roof of the right field pavilion, O'Rourke fouled to McManus. Manush popped to Vangilder. ONE RUN, EIGHTH — DETROIT —~ Alex. ander singled too hot for Dondero. McManus struck out. ' Johnson him and his throw to Blue was wide. Alexander was credited with a hit. Blacholder was permitted 2) pitch for several minutes to see if | He decided | Manion’s | throw to Melillo was a bit wide, | but it appeared he had Alexander | on his steal, and Melillo protested | second, O'Rourke scoring. Manush stopping at second. Kress singled 2 . sent a long fly to Schulte. Phil- lips singled past O'Rourke. Alex- ander stopping at second. MHar- grave batted for Sigafoos and was called out on strmkes. BROWNS—Schuble went to short for Detroit. Schulte popped fo McManus. Kress singled past short. McGowan walked. Alexan- der threw out Dondero Vangilder covering first. Manion was out on a grounder which bounced off Vangilder’s glove to Gehringer. . NINTH—DETROIT—Stone bat. ted for Vangilder .and was out, Blue to Biacholder covering first. Rice fouled to Manion. S80 did Gehringer. - IN CHICAGO, SEPT. 9-12 x CHICAGO, April 23.—The wom. en's Western Golf Association has decided to sanction an interna. tional women’s golf championship, t .¢ derby, at the Flossmoor Coun. try Club, Sept. 9 to 12. Under a special ruling. of the ¢ va association, any woman golfes in ¥ world will be permitted to — compete in the event. which will — the be 7; holes with medat play, it z is hoped to have the event reach : SS at: POY See » mae re el eee ‘ . %.. (oatmeal - BROWNS—Manion walked. 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ee ae a A ep ~ — 6 OPO it oe, - PA bE 9 sa a saa ae Ee ee ee ee ret trom ROT RR Magatyea’ Ee gp * Penns Be Opting PAGE 16 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY, ee 1929. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH -—o-iellieenee=eeeti APRIL 23, STRICT ENFORCEMENT OF BALK RULE PR OVING COSTLY TO BROW iC OSEVELT a SIX BALKS IN TWO DAYS, ONE | OF WHICH RESULTED IN LOSS OF GAME. CALLED BY UMPIRES By J. Roy Stockton Fans are wondering if anything will be done by the American | League heads to elucidate the recent bulletin issued by American | League headquarters, announcing that umpires would “‘bear down” in enforcing the balk rule. In two days six balks were called } f e sulting in the run that cost! at Sportsman's Park, one of them resuitin n the run t i the Brownies a game. If the conditions under calling shift gears. That's hestitating.’ Ogden decided that he'd count four when he came to the boule- vard stop sign in the act of pitch- ing and counted to himself each time he threw a Dall. But four counts didn’t constitute - noid | 8 momentary stop or hesitation, Every spring the umpires es 2 ES ON OOOO R OE a meeting and teil about lterday afternoon and in the very what happened last year and what) first inning with Gehringer on first they're going to-do this year. They; base Owens called a balk on Og- teli of rules that are not being en- | den, Gebringer moved to second forced strictly and suggest more; and Alexander singled to drive in sternness, > }the only run of the game. Somebody at the last spring! The writer searched the rule meeting called attention to the fact; book for anything pertaining to that pitchers were supposed to the point, but was unable to dis- hesitate between the preliminary ; Cover any such section. Bill Friel motion of the arms and the act-| Was called on the telephone and ua] delivery of the bail, and that! Bill went over his rule book. He the pitchers were ignoring this! coul ldn’t find anything, either. but rule. Stricter enforcement was }| he said he remembered that there recommended and so just before; was a rule that the pitcher had to the season opened President Barn- hesitate, and that it had been ard called attention, in an official called to his attention when he was bulletin, to the fact that the um-/;an uripire pires would call balks on pitchers “Anything a pitcher does to de- who did not thus hesitate. | ceive the batter or base-runner is | What Does it All Mean” a balk,” Bill pointed out. When runners are on the bases, Friel said he was watching Og- the pitcher does not wind up, but den pitch and didn’t notice anv- he raises both hands, holding the} thing illegal about his delivery in ball, above his head, brings them/ the first inning or in the second, which umpires are balks against pitchers are not cleared up, games may be lost and young pitchers losé , morale besides the ba more veral Pe ee ee — may their ll games stories oe oe, eke ae Sin, oped ah eter ef, Crowds Like This Make Baseball Owners Smile : A view of the stands at Sunday’s game at Chicago, when some 47,000 persons paid to see the Cubs defeat the National | McMillan Misses Fl e ; Tackle, Hits F loor nd | Loses Contest to] WUGH RIDERS BOUSTAR CATCHER H SPIKED; TO BE making his New York debut as 18 minutes 22 seconds of a bout it was evident that only a matter of a short time be- fore Grubmeier would find his shoulders pinned to the mat. So the 4000 Berlenbach fans settled back happily expectant while the apple of their eyes and the hero of the evening proceeded to make Herr Grubmeier rook like a fish out of water. The villain of the evening de- veloped in the bout that followed, a bout that for sheer brutality, sheer diving and continuous ac- tion can well take its place among the severest. McMillan Misses Tackle. It ended unexpectedly after one hour, four minutes 55 seconds of nerve jerking with Jimmy McMil- lan, former University of [Illinois football player, being carried out of the ringside seats into which he hurled himself, unconscious, with six policemen required in the task of moving his inert 215-pound bedy to the dressing room. Just as the clean cut McMillan was at the point of putting the | finishing touches on Joe “Toots’ under punishment like iron, the | young ex-collegian, in a despe rate | football flying charge at Mondt, missed his man and went through the ropes to the newspaper men’s By Leased Wire From New Y : NEW YORK, April 23.—Leaving his gloves behing - PRE, # Berlenbach, former light-heavyweight boxing champion, ¢ . | the ring last night in the Seventy-first Street Regiment bach threw Fred Grubmeier, German grappler from Chicago After the first half dozen holds, | it would be} ithe bout McMillan was in ° = os oe es ie sa ork World and aah 4 Lost 10 - By “ue ws — a professional wrestler. Beem to the finish. ciable damage did no warn Mondt. At one time ¢ » Junior nterieague game piayea ate straits with Mondt the very life out of his is one of the sport's eries. > ae In the time limit bouts | Pojello, Lithuanian, threw i Zachariah, Greek, in 20 mine seconds. Rudy Dusek, heavyweight, lost on , ™ °° , , far Roosevelt catchel sion to Pat McGill, ee CIVIL WAR VE pe 2 Two veterans of the Civil C. P. Woodruff and P. han, will meet this aff Peterson's Academy in @ Youth billiard tournament. which starts at 3 ‘clock. | Ladies’ day. will be « section being reserved : + i. QO because in the cond ee : : Mondt of Greeley, Colo., 22° pounds | in the | of muscle and bone that stood up | Selkirk is president ne ; ee: down almost to his waist and then delivers the ball. The bulletin says that after the arms,’ holding the ball, are brought from over | & the pitcher's head, the arms must Ps stop momentarily, before the pitch- : er starts the actual motion of de- livering the bail to the plate. “4% Manager Howley received the = bulletin and called the attention ee of his staff to it. - “What does that mean’” the young pitchers asked. The old pitchers didn’t ask. They remem- when Owens called a second balk. At any rate the balk decided the ball game. Each team made five hits and each would have gone scoreless in nine innings without League champion Cardinals, «4 to 0. seats, from which the occupants — ES the enforcement of the bulletin. Browns Pass Up Chances. ' The Browns had two fine chances | to tie or win the game, but George Uhile, the big right-hander, was too good for them. Kress’ single, Sig- afoos’ fumble of Melillo’s grounder and a hit batsman filled the bases in the seventh inning, but Tom Nothing in This Balk Rule _ Says Pitcher Must ‘Hesitate’ PPD OA LLL dl ell ll , ae Below are the sections of the init ale rule which make it manda- | tory for the umpire to declare a balk against the offending pitcher. At Sportsman’s Park, six balks have been declared in two days, seven since the league opened. In all parks throughout the 128 awe 2, GL, eee ST ee ore Ue ehe 9 -a res +34 “pthid tk pes + ¢, ONLINE LOU SO NENT N IN HA TN ee a RINT oI 1 iy te eae erat Eee ey ctrl «pe c ~ re Regs 1 +: pean 2 NEGROES AAI POLL LEGO RE ISIE, ROE EB RTI Py # . bered efforts in the past to enforce the regulation. “Go ask the umpires what they mean by momentarily.”” Howley suggested. “That won't do any good,” Bill Killefer replied. “The word has five syllables. That leaves them out.” Johnnie Ogden, an industrious and conscientious pitcher and as smart a young Man as you'll find in the game, consulted the umpires and asked how they would inter- pret the bulletin. They replied that there was the rule, plain as day, and that momentarily meant that they had to hesitate, after bringing down the arms. “Boulevard Stop” “4 boulevard stop?” Ogden asked. “Exactly,” the umpires re- plied. “And give yourself time to: Jenkins, batting for Ogden. was called out on strikes. In the ninth, Fred Schulte ted off with a double down the left field line, a solid ‘smash. But Kress, trying to bunt, popped a foul to McManus. A wild pitch put Schulte on third, but Uhle put on a little extra speed and struck »dut McGowan and Ferrell. the latter batting for Melillo. Dick Coffman pitched the last two innings for the Browns and held the enemy to one single. It was Uhle’s second victory of the season. He beat the Indians 15 to 3 in his first start. Bucky Harris and Detroit fans expect the former Indian to win 20 games this year. He will be used every five days and if he works as he did yesterday, he should reach the 20 mark easily. 53 Sprint Aces Will Compete in Penn Relay Meet By the Associated Press. PHILADELPHIA, April Close to 400 athletes will compete in the 17 special events of the an- nual University of Pennsylvania relay carnival on Franklin Field Friday and Saturday. The 100-yard dash leads in the number of competitors, with 63, among them are Simpson of Ohio State, who won the event last year, and his teammate Kariss, who finished second; Karl Wilder- muth of Georgetown; Larson of Wisconsin; N. R. Root of Chicago; Sol Furth of New York University; Richard Kent of Colgate, and H. L. Henson of Michigan State. Barney Berlinger of Pennsyl- vania; Leo Jexton of Georgetown; Robert Todd of Indiana and Ever- ett Utterback of Pittsburg, are the favorites among the 11 entered in the decathion. Twenty-seven timber toppers are listed for the 120-yard high hur- dle event. They include James Duren of Georgia Tech; Kent Crooks, Ohio State; Malcolm, Dart- mouth; McCoy, Pennsylvania; Hayden, Chicago; Sol Furth, New York University. a NEW ORLEANS BOXER BEATS JOHNNY DUNDEE Special to the Post-Dispatch. NEW ORLEANS, La., April 23. —Eddie “Kid” Wolfe, 134% pounds, Memphis, Tenn., last night decisively defeated. Johnnie Dun- gee, New York, 131%, in 10 rounds. Wolfe hit Dundee hard and in the seventh round staggered the Italian, the gong saving hfm from a. knockout. Dundee won the sixth round, but Wolfe came back strong and split the Italian's lip and the bilood flowed from a deep gash the rest of the fight. The Memphis light- weight outguessed Dundee all the way and .vutpunched and out- siugged him at all times. Wolfe won seven of the 10 rounds, the referee announced. ae" soaeppgraaes Chastain Meets Tracey By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, April 23. — Clyde & sensationai Puncher from Dallas. Tex. age capa of Buffalo. N. Y., tn ® W-round beut tonight at 150 23.— Foun; | meets | 113,000 to See English Soccer Final in London : By the Associated Preas. ~~~ ~~~” LONDON, April 23. HE $3,000 seats in Wembley T Stadium have been found to to be entirely inadequate for the crowd which would like to see the final of the English Soc- cer Football Association Cup between Portsmouth and Bolton Wanderers on Saturday. All seats were sold a month ago and officials now have decided to add 20,000 extra seats into the stadium. a i a i a ae A i el PPBLPA LP LR LPP LL Lh hh hdd ahh ade LL TIGER MAT COACH LOSES TO FISCHER KANSAS CITY, April 23. — Charles Fischer of Chicago, claim- ant to the world’s middleweight wrestling title, tonight won two out of three falls from Charles Fisher, University of Missouri wrestling coach. The Missouri mentor topo the first fall in an hour, 4 minutes and = seconds with a “Japanese grape- vine” and lost the second when the Chicagoan applied a hammerlock in 23 minutes 10 seconds. The championship claimant ended the match in 1 minute 55 seconds with a hammerlock and head scissors. INDUSTRIAL HANDBALL FINAL SET TONIGHT The champinoship in the sin- gies division of the industrial Y. be held tonight at the Downtown YY. M.c. A. M. Dreyfus wil op- pose J. Flaherty for the title. Dreyfus advanced to the final by defeating A. Beda, 21-6, 21-11, last night, while Flaherty elim- inated George Babb. 19-21. 21-3. 21-4. Young Marullo Suspended NEW ORLEANS, April 23. — Tony Marulio, known to the ring as Young Marullo, who has fought in New York. Philadelphia and other large cities, was suspended for three months last night by the Louisiana Boxing Commissien on a charge of engaging in a “fake’”’ fight in Baton Rouge, La. with Augie Peltz. Marullo wen by a M. C. A. handball tournament SO panel this spring. season only 15 balks were declared. to the offense: “SECTION 1. Any motion made by the pitcher while in po- sition to deliver the ball to the bat without delivering it, or to throw to first base when occu- pied by a base runner without completing the throw. “SECTION 2. Throwing the ball by the pitcher to any base to catch the base runner with- | out stepping directly toward such hase in the act of making such |, throw. “SECTION 3. Any delivery of the ball to the bat by the pitcher while either foot is back of and | not in contact with the pitcher's | piate. ' “SECTION 4. Any delivery of the ball to the bat by the pitcher while he is not facing the bats- man. “SCECTION 5. Any delivery of the ball to the bat by the pitcher while not in the position defined by rule 30. (Rule 30 already has been pointed out.) “SECTION 6. Holding of the ball by the pitcher so long as, in the opinion of the umpire, to de- lay the game unnecessarily. “SECTION 7. Making any mo- tion to pitch while standing in his position without having the ball in his possession; or, regard- less of whether he makes any motion to pitch or not, if the pitcher takes a legal position on the pitcher's plate without the ball in his possession, or if he takes a position off the pitch- er’s plate and feints to deliver the ball to the bat. “SECTION 8. Making any mo- Training With Football Squad “Helos Georgia Tech Baseball | Players Develop Into Stars By the Associated Press. ATLANTA, Ga., ing system is given as one reason why fared wel’ in professional baseball. When football players become, Tom Angley, captain of slow they are sent into the spring | mound team in 192 baseball work to gain speed, and | when baseball players move slow- ly, they get speeded up by working on the football squad in the fall. Seven members of last fall’s Gol- den Tornado are on the baseball tion of the arm. shoulder, hip. or body the pitcher habitually makes in his method of delivery. without immediately delivering the ball to the bat. “SECTION 9%. Delivery of the ball to the bat when the catcher is standing outside the lines of the catcher’s position as defined in rule 3. “SECTION 10.— After the pitcher has taken position, with both hands holding the ball in front of him, he cannot take either hand off the ball except in the act of delivering the ball to the batsman or in throwing to the bases. “SECTION. 11. If the pitcher steps off the pitcher's plate, after being in position, for the pur- pose either of drying his hands or rubbing his eyes, or for other reasons, and it is a legitimate ac- tion not understood or interpret- ed by the umpire as intended to receive a base runner, then the umpire shall call ‘time.’ “SECTION 12. In case a ‘balk’ is called, the ball shall be con- sidered ‘dead’ when announce- ment is made, and no play can be made until the runner or run- ners reach the base or bases to which they are entitled. “SECTION 13. If the pitcher in the act of delivering the ball to the batsman or in throwing to first base, drops the ball, eith- er intentionally or accidentally, no penalty shall be imposed if, with no one on bases, the pitch- er drops the ball while deliver- ing it to the batsman.” und. April 23.—Georgzia Tech's the co-operative coach- school’s athletes have ' Tech's dia- 7, went from At- lanta of the Southern Association to the Cubs. John Brewer, first/ baseman and halfback, is with New Orleans this year. David (Red) Barron went to the Boston Braves, later played with Providence and now is coach of an agricultural college at Monroe, Ga. a — Training in Two Sports. “Coach Alexander .often has| Joe Palmisano, who went to Cleve- found that he could improve a/ land and later played with Mobile football piayer’s speed by having/ and Nashville, is cited by Coach | him work with the baseball squad | Clay as the lone example of a base- in the spring, rather than by spring! ball player who went up from Tech football practice.” says Kid Clay. / and was not a gridiron man. Georgia Tech baseball coach. On the other hand, Joe Guyon. “The result was that I got some | famous football! star at Carlisle and fine baseball materia] On the| Tech over a decade ago, was one; other hand, I have sent some of| plaver who made good at profes- my baseball men to Coach Alexan-| sional baseball without playing the der in the fall to let them gain; Same at Georgia Tech. speed and they have developed into Seven of the 1928 football team g00d football players. All but one| which defeated University of Cali- of my baseball men who have gone! fornia in the Ross Bow! classic, are up in professional ball were foot-/| On this year’s baseball team. ball players, too.” > Bob Reeves, now with Boston Corbett Is Victor. Red Sox, was a football player and baseball man of ability. By the Associated Press. Knockout in two rounds and Peltz swore his opponent's father. Arthur | Marullo, paid him to lay down. The | father was suspended for a year‘ and fined $500. man now is with the Chicago Cubs. SAN FRANCISCO. Young Corbett, 147. April ?3. — Ed Crowley. faptai P ac ley, football captain in of Fresno. out- 1927, joined the Baltimore Orioles | punched and outboxed Pete Mey- recently. ers, 149% of San Francisco, to win Another former Tech footbail | & popular 14-round decision before Here are the sections applying Player—Club. G. AB. R. H. Pet. Jamieson, Clev.. 5 15 2 8 .533! Fonseca, Clev... 5 22 3 11 500 | Son a. a... & 8 8 2 wel mo, N. ¥...8 8 2 4 ee ‘Blue, Browns... 7 27 7 13 481! Leader a year ago today—East- | erling, Detroit, .481. Clinstock Arrives. By the Associated Press. | Mushy | 'A. A. U. HANDBALL MEET TO BEGIN TOMORROW WHO’S | WHO? NEW the National A. A. U. senior hand- ball championships begins tomor- had made a quick departure. Mondt himself in a daze, searched the ring for his opponent and seemed bewildered that he could not find him. Referee Ernest Roeber commanded him to take a position near the center of the YORK, April 23.—Play in Charley Peterson says ler is expected to start the P. J. Conn celebrated Bigg fourth birthday Sa | ning from A. A. Selkirk, § fifth tourn ‘ow HORNSBY REACHED __ BASE NINE STRAIGHT. SEVEN TIMES € CHICAGO. April 23—_ record of having reached nine consecutive time and seven straight hit Hornsby of the Chicage day boasted a batting the season to date of 562, Oo mor me verdic! drop doubied, sto ment is Bird and scored on a Wil | row night with the champion,/ ring to await McMillan’s return. Hornsby climaxed his Clifford Kauling, the defending| But McMillan did not return and | Stride yesterday with a ® in the | titleholder, and 31 others in the| Mondt was awarded the victory to/ for his seventh consecutive: a ee oe ee BIG LEAGUES i field. a loud and vicious chorus of jeers,| Was off the delivery ¥. ther run f 4 “~ 3 vy ees EAT 7 Hardball handball is the an-/hoots and expletives. | Alexander of the St se 7 dies cient Irish type of game, played Mondt Punches Foe. | dinals. “2 oe $O CRO Lhe gan ‘cma [ Major League Leaders | with a yarn ball covered with Early in the bout Mondt endan- Ww lgast Ou Hightrm ites (inctedine Gaeees 6 hase 2.) ) horsehide, something after the| gered what little standing he had o tpoints T . epee Hl. a | manner of a baseball. with the fans by his petty jabbing | By the Associated Press, , Je d Works With Si sen “ ’ NATIONAL LEAGUE. Kaulin chief eT : essed he for- TORONTO. April 23. — .é Verne: | Batting—Harper, Braves, .636. | \auling’s ie opposition is “- and as the bout progresse e o P - : Remeoiteen Cube 7. | pected to come from the 1926] feited every claim to support by | Wolgast of Philadelphia, @ King and Alfano wee | eens bathed tuudiaber Cant © | champion, Trygve Tholfsen and several instances of outright hit-ied Phil Tobias of 3B we |. hh stein, Robins. +1. ; | from Jim Kelly, many times ting. This inflicted evident pain/|16-round bout at the Coliggm Her bert PN Cubs. 4 American titleholder. Kelly nowj;on McMillan but he shook it oft tonight. Tobias, ig Triples—Cullop Robins. 3 is a detective on the New York/ and the referee, possibly thinking | outweighed Wolgast 0% ie . ale poi police force. that McMillan suffered’ no appre-iand a half. rappel | omcrs—Hafey., Cards, 3. Davey | Stolen bases—Lindstrom, Giants: © De preege oom Phillies; Herman, Rob- | gx partners in da fetter | ins; Tendrick, Robins, 2. National Gymna- won. in | AMERICAN LEAGUE. | where Abad ts mew: taut: enet Gi ee | Batting — Jamieson, Indians, | his coming 10-round battle joe wae, bad 933. ; | Edad Cannonball” Martin at; — " $2 mute | KRuns—Gcehringer, Tigers, 11, | } New Coliseum, May 3 ee Runs batted in—Alexander, Ti- ; Rhea « 4 totes ae ee alo meds gers, 14. st eh he Hits—Blue. Browns, 13. Doubles—McGowan, Triples—Ten tied. | Homers—Averill. Browns, 5. Indians, 2. Stolen bases—Fonseca, Indians, | 3. m - i | Leading Hitters. NATIONAL LEAGUE. Piayer—Club. G. AB. R. H. Pct. | Harper, Boston. 3 11 4 7 .636! Hornsby, Chi.... 5 16 6 9 563! Herman, Bkn... 5 21 311 .524/' O’Doul, Phila... 415 5 7 .467! Sisler, Boston... 311 5 5 .45B5 Leader a year ago—Grantham, | Pittsburg, .577. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Jim Cilnstock, Oklahoma Indian. who will meet Greek heavyweight champion, in a | return match billed as the main | event of next Tuesday night’s wres- tling program at the New Coliseum. is scheduled to report in St. Louis today and start training. Clinstock | plans to work out with four part- i rs in preparation for the bout. Promoter Tom Packs announced| Pet today that Charley Strack, the for- BR ner Colgate University football meee as star, and Roy Steele, Seattle head-'! TE ES lock artists, probably will be booked | for preliminary events. | > Peoria Signs Outfielder PEORIA, IL, April 23.— Gillespie, Three-I and Coast League star. today accepted terms with the Peoria Tractors an4 will patrol one of the outer gar- den positions for Brady's club when | they start the season here Thurs- | day. Gillespie is a .300 hitter and a wonderful fielder. Callahan Meets Myers Rtobert | former i | LOS ANGELES, April 23. — Callahan, junfor weight champion, hits another high spot along his comeback trail here tonight when he meets Spug Myers. Pocatello. Idaho, battler, Over the 10-round route at the Olympic auditorium. have all wings until 9:00. Sundays a huge crowd here last night. Jimmy Londos,| fo | fe | nen ee sev eoene “¢+ +e eee eee sa *e er eee ne c++ eee e~ oe King and Alfano every a@lt-/ «, wanian | MATIS to do about an i jar . es 1 : Ur of road work each morning | a he c Ting the balance of this week | Twenty Fr : fe @ to boy from four to six rounds | Waiting Mae ) Mixa ) _ = ; row 2 ~ Y card liminar nego. r for a patr jrish | Ts ‘ Kid. Wa = a J other : : - zr : . , _ s/f . ; . - ¥ . " - ta 2 * Kid fo 10-rounder On the] oan “served Lo im card supporting the | rame . ; & Week ago! .. : MMe “ee eee of. eee ee. eee ek ee : f Mie i f HE te Sree? welter- ae a 1109 LOCUST ST., ST. LOUIS, WM. A. 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Tag ipl RIDERS lits F loor and = {STAR CATCHER Contest to Monde | SPIKED; 10 BE a New York World and Post-Dispatch. ST 10 TEAM : -—Leaving his gloves behind him, raul avyweight boxing champion, returneg te 3 , Seventy-first Street Regiment Armory, | | By Robert W. Herr 4 as a professional wrestler. Berlen. _ 3 , German grappler from Chicago after | a to the finish. holds, — damage did no more 1 Id be| warn Mondt. At one time oa . 4 . ee E1. Slde ie be- he bout McMillan was in despe, ments? °! ee ys we d his | ate straits with Mondt squceanll . Soj| the very life out of his legs. That ettied | is one of the sport's greatest mis. e the/| eries. hero; In the time limit bouts Cant | Bye defeat was ough getting but one , } jay at the Roosevelt field make | Pojello, Lithuanian, threw Geo — ., for the Blue and White, t fish | Zachariah, Greek, in 20 minutes a2 : seconds. Rudy Dusek, 0 4 gE de-| heavyweight, lost on judges deci. owed,; sion to Pat McGill, Ireland. x s uc.|CIVIL WAR VETERANS _ moné| MEET IN CUE TOURNEY | ‘ GAME AT PETERSON’S - a wuntry Day ee eo eee A ee star Roosevelt ca iy probably be out oOo! the game re a costly o for the r one| - Two veterans of the Civil War, a will prove a costly one for the | en C. P. Woodruff and P. H. Calla. 2 h Riders. . a han, will meet this afternoon a i, the opening inning, a wal nois| Peterson's Academy in a Perpetual | @ out) Youth billiard tournament game : 7 which which starts at 3 o'clock. pS #@ and Ordrop to count for th Cious.; Ladies’ day will be observed, ong vi m the/ section being reserved for women. (Meth two runs in the second fram und/ Charley Peterson says Mayor Mj). _ . ler is expected to start the game. | | Milian P. J. Conn celebrated his eighty. « ed, Connors Ww: ilké ° ane ait : ‘4 the fourth birthday yesterday by win. a ; byltehenrick was ou down foots” | ning from A. A. Selkirk, 50 to 40, Bed dunds in the fifth tournament frame. 4 MeiG roller. Connors T ‘Teen i 15 ~ a . the “Heiel's triple. siimit erate , In the third Roosevelt forged fonat, FORNSBY REACHED | a asters wingle 1c head W nen rough BASE NINE STRAIGHT, o aeht went fora homer as the bai! _ SEVEN TIMES ON HITS ipo winners came tnroush wi ‘ me winners came through wiitt rture.| CHICAGO, April 23.—With a 9 more runs in the fifth to cli: pohed | record of having reached first base “le verdict. Ordrop doubled, stol 'and/|nine consecutive times—two walks “@iird, and scored on a wild piten could and seven straight hits—Rogerg ruse strolled, pilfered second. was rnest| Hornsby of the Chicago Cubs to- @ecificed to third by Frazier and ike a | Gay boasted a batting average for. uted after the catch on Yea- ' the |the season to date of .562. Bers long fly. turn. Hornsby climaxed his sensational Gogles by Manion and McCa‘: . and stride yesterday with a home run th St. Louis half of the sev- ry to for his seventh consecutive hit. It paeth put over the former with un- jeers,| Was off the delivery of Grover Qagierrun for the losers. but Alexander of the St. Louis Car. # Was retired without furt dinals. ee fing to end the gam: haa Wolgast Outpoints Tobias. bbing | By the Associated Press. i for-| TORONTO, April 23. — Midget — t by | Wolgast of Philadelphia, outpoint- hit-|ed Phil Tobias of Brooklyn in ‘a pain |10-round bout at the Coliseum here @ | eee t offitonight. Tobias, .weighing 112, §- ; | outweighed vil $2 a pound Morrie King and Ray Alfano, | and a half. a Welterweight scrappers, have % engaged by Davey Abad, the ) ay Panama scrapper. to serv: Bs sparring partners in dail: Outs at the National Gynina- aad Works With @ Eddie “Cannonball’”’ Martin at New Coliseum, Muay 3. Abad started tuning up tor the h two days arco participating several £amcs of ia ne 28 and aging in weight and pulley ex- eS 0 prepare for ths more PuuOUs Conditioning grind ne i follow from now on. The Pa- pe manian plans to do about an} fr of road work each morning mig the balance of this week ito box from four to six rounds King and Alfano every aft- on. Matchmake r Tippett S now wking on his preliminary ecard fxpects to conclude negotii- aul. todav or tomorrow for a pai! if-round events featuring He expects to sign eithe! » ity Gill and the Denver Kid bund attraction. wes matched with the Den- Kid for a l0-rounder on the Coliseum card supporting the Rivers battle a week ago €ficials of the State and City “ag Commissions ordered the Giscovered he had developed ae then substituted for Gill. N’S OPPONENT MAIMS FOUL, BOUT IS CALLED “NO CONTEST” TH Associate) Pre ANDERSON. Inv April 23.—A Mtled 1f-round bout between ck Wiggins o: Indianapolis and etant Jack Lee of California declared “hg contest” in the = TOUNd here iast nicht. Lec M down claiming a foul. There : 20 marks to prove that it was mW blow, but the physkian who Mined Lee refused ‘to permit . '© resume the ¢ vyril Tolley Has : ard Job Beating | hipyard Riveter | NNN No, a a a the Ats iate. PTivews ae ASTLE Eng. April 23 YRIL JAMES HASTINGS rmer British imiateur gol! in Winnin: his Lirst round ch from Paur sp. =e MDlOYy eq Gg, an une Shipyard riveter. i. dressed in an old suit hes “nd Wearing ordinary Shoes took the fashion- Tolley. who is a member More than “a seore of golf to the Se’ \ nite enth a een » he was downed 3 toe 1. ——__ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ JOOSEVELT BUNCHES HITS TO WIN 1 ST. LOUIS U. HIGH, 5 TO 3 APRIL ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH an Cn - Indians Own Left- Hand 1 Hittin g Or Outfield ner jiit than the opposition, the velt miné bureched its blows the proper time and took aa- nh errors i down the Junior Billikens, 5— ‘pm interleague game played the first of the | ous winners over Central. some time because of a spike received in the -:cond in- Thus it is likely that the vic- shits and 2 errors ¢ nabled Ben- ners, but St. Louis countered even the score. Schultehenrick plate following Manahan’s in- and Manahah bod UP! Selkirk is iherveneme of the club. 9° d the rubber On Max Kry- ' Lexington Charts _ Weather clear; LOUGHRAN MAY BOX WALKER IN. CHICAGO, AGAIN King and Alfano where Abad is now tuning up| his coming 10-round battle aan ie K \ b —$s00. Weight and bantan Scrap- emer Lodge. the Chicago ring “el, Or Bill Savers of in~ F% to meet Dave Knost. Irish | ms, are sought for the other a f bantam’s withdrawal when | vo rR ra K AC Pano ?-year-old maiden ‘ ‘ - ryié W iT { t¢ Hon his neck. Jack Wilson | ver EO A A ~~ ‘CHAMINADE COLLEGE _PLAYS RITENOUR NINE es TH RAC ee (eorgeton n. i , } f “aT a a a Oe eee w 4 - ‘ . . ~ 4 ‘ ~ ae - o om police- ay i. Double Pa 1°20 Sun Fo! “ ard. ] »9 hn ine F l ] l ov i! Pajuil y . ] ! I morrow afternoon on Ligget Field : Resare it ‘116 Glombina ...106 Colimport 115} man, led the Pyle transcontinental i. stall ie : ee Fourth race, the Suffolk, claiming. Main Rock ..114 Willow 111 ' , in le secon gare of the series | stakes, $2000 added, %-year-olds. five fur- | ®{™)™8ton Dolly.111 Sun Coat 1153; runners into this contro) point : ; . toad :' longs: *Fire Girl log Kwen Lun -114 . ‘ to decide the local collegiate cham- | Royal Casta 110 Lovola 110 Mab | Basi 111 Chiften’s Maid _111 | early this afternoon, covering the . . . Ie ir ‘* : mnipiire | } , " ’ is | € Z , pionship. virtue of their de- ay 28 fob Shannon 118) Jim B wes ok tr oe a. 59.8-mile iap from Vandalia in 8 ix t ™ Domina a oe . Aas Al 4 reace 14 : 2¢ & rf cisive 4-1.triumph on Saturday, the *}3) ack Bird U5 "MM, Itelian tor | ete } we. S1L200 maiden 3-vear-o ide hours tates minutes and 50 seconds Pp , iti Kitt Piay Bal! 122 | Fai — rT “s Paul Simpson was the second man reachers in ,OSITIOI ith race, claiming, 3 ol ar LO » Nemore ~110 a on . “oe wah §ix furlongs pero of ‘ Ht ‘eae and _ Yaller Gal li) J ( 110 to cross the line, approximately Six clinch by trimming the} Turk’s Cap 107 Sun Clover 123 + eutent Russel.115 Cool Rock 115} minutes after Salo ; 1 °*Peter Fiz . 113 *Senacdor Vasuuez | Bowie Lio Ki Lbs | I i . Bears. third and final con- | aitimeter | an ; Bell ae "112 | Hope Hampton 110 White Hail 115 Salo’s time for today’s run gave test will be played | Black Alice 110 Gilded Youth tix | Frieda I 110 Black Diamond..115/! him a total elapsed time of 17% wise +> Sw et Poetila. ' : 2 «6 y main Cee Matthew 118} rh, ve : _ ome ' - See ' hours 36 minutes and 28 seconds : ‘ n “Ace nKIden o-Vea!r ’ - «* ai hata " e oth Mai ai-tMi® ae l tions, six furlongs pee OO oon furtenen A dog chased me,” he panted pitching of “Chat” hg ant % + » lemonade 115} : i Z ir | i by > ‘ the hurling COr ps, held Lalroma : 1] » Qu Tris F 110 ' ; 4Sliillal Ll. boea tt eat ‘,fre 115 ‘ ro : if ‘y, | Expedite 115 sullivan Trai bh adie ° Lilo Coots e lls ee > , ] , > . : ‘ shi aT) ie 11. ; ni Bear fing ge to rggabe hi . in tee shuns’ clues wary ii : Growler. 21% Saeciom lis the and it 18 aitogetner **Seven pounds all ance ’ = } Su Agnes 115 tbuekr 115 é | ‘Water ates, Gk bee Panama ...... 110 #3 TRACK PROSPECTS ARE ‘ly that the be-spectacled athlete | ather Clear, track heavy Fourth re e. 410.000 add the A feen | eee nn Vue ve. nn ’ oe gota ie Saas . sone 4¥) anlage ine Gertic to] eenenle 6 ee ee ee team will the McKendr as 20 29 sandover ., ly abe ea +t" a = | : | Sydnes 115 Prince Toka Li5)a5un | bis 4 lly | eligible veterans are left Cc Lebanon, Jill. ‘This; aThistle Spray 115 Roll Em Down: 115) Batea 10S Ba 10 | panes , contes be played on Lig: | Mike Flanagan 115 hAnt ; ian F 115 | Victo las 1.7 : : | of the trie. only Steve Dozier, : wo $ _| Prose and Poetrs bC oral Beach 11S iV Salmon and Rk. T. Wilson Jr. en- | ' pet starting time of 11> itr 'a# pole vaulter is a consistent per ’ ' ul {Oli [is nirs bel P. if ad ry ~ ‘ - " "' ; ‘) > ‘ Se\ ith ruc . vi200 co mir a ‘eal ‘ the dual on Francis Fourth race, S800 aiming 3-vear-olde el . i} cg. «wo J aaa ; 1) ounting on aud up, futul ‘yy course eas sesh ds and up, one mile and one-sixteenth i with Wuincy college. avis is ¢ ‘oct “ lee ovens rt Fuse Star 105 *Kauiste Pe : 115 Miu ea 4 {nun intra-mural meet will be e tne neet Lo feo | uss ( @atii- qaits ‘rte if : > nh hes ee | } : = soak 1] pee the | ar 10S Past ‘A i. Bucdha 119 Sun de Meur roa | held Saturday that will enable . ‘ r e . vf i ) _ 7 -4 ' ‘ tT} Wii laKe to {) Ma. c « Baby 1()8 ‘ ver { lun 113 it i a5 ) Sta } 4ic°O! i] 3 Cri ¢ r tn uncover additional! talent. LY nis at Des Nloin = | ‘Chatter Black lid Narva ; 1183) Mvster) . Lie Letter Six 117! : ' ee ' ‘Play Well 108 | *Kis rte 107 Schedule follows: , I seus Tate, 33000 ac] tec tI - Ashland i Appre riti«s aii07W an ‘ @] tlre j \lay 2 a (‘uly er “1 oO« kton at C‘an- has alread W Oj) His | oa alte Ailes, ohe mle and one Weather clear track goes ton. Mo been an annual! «o, ti > f oY , 14 mit. | it, ne mv 12! Pretty Pose A May 1! Augustana at Rock Is. past few years and | a i21 “ea 373 Heeney to Start Work. land 4 ; ‘ » " oO ne —_ ( Shar I 11% [ i’ Vi 1,2 :‘2] LaTi¢ . 7 " > ¢ rs ; - ’ 4 fee ? 4 ° : ' LE ; ° 7) . one is oO Te peat again t ; . . \ Se ress ° : 33 . ore LTS | NEW YORK. April oS om loin Mays 1os—Western reache rs cCOl- » star f he } ac us ook oa aus itt ot : » ‘ea . . San star ' ae | aBen whree 191 Bossie 19, ; tieeney, the New Zealand heavy- | lege at Carthage " + f { sc a ( s " PP ’ »& a 4 ‘ . " ‘ . ‘ - ttl : WhO “9p . | ee cane aa on. o. , | veight who failed Lo win Grene May l1s—-Quadrangular meet at eft ani 0 date sAUSL TAKE. he -- Year-oids, oa - “. Sa a - ed ba . four and one-half furlongs Tunney’s title last year, is expected Monmouth (Monmouth-Carthage- t Oivin pir ee - -A5¢ | *Litthe Pindar +6 re es Mare’ rT here from Montreal today to be+s| Augustana and Western Teachers \< ‘ . ae suite i ; et P F ‘?.? , " , hi Spita list AC | Star 110 Thistle Joan 1jo)/ 810 training for his bout with Jim } college). : t'¢ ‘gd b T Le i . ‘ sriar 7 ’ ey - é ‘s . » oe as ‘ . e rece ve a it i} ) elm 4 7 =. ae a 4 ts | Maloney. Boston strong boy. in Mav 24% and y v—~ Little 19 (con ] : " } q*ay? - poem : . agai v , } " ‘ . unable to nu eS Seventh race. $800. claiming. the Simp-' Philadelphia on June 24. ference Carnival at Galesburg. V April 23.—The of Mines particl- is meet last yea! letter man from discus, Slot and chowed up rath contests so lal PPL LI ST peti tts ~~ * , | “A : Itt " . a in Em Sport Dress. Clair fs ; . “? 2 Pp & iG! I Loul Visi’ j MACHREE Voteress {.acdy — + 4 si «tle t m J i. Gm © P. LORILLAAD ©0., BST. 1760 ee ; af y diet Vendeus At Nienende Grace. | W K LVN M. 7 eae | e a h tf — hen it’s got the stu ISVILLFE TIMES. Alwinzgtor , Willow e ; : age . ct st : ; mn i Cc e AY e in os i ee ie eae ao me aily Lase Dress Shut Sand Toro, Displag. Before you back a thoroughbred to win you want to 4yghicon fyi qt Mysterious, Mimic. | see him perform in a race. And the best way to judge At Jamsica. | whether a cigar’s got the stuff is to “put it through gg its puffs” against other leading brands. ROCKY FORD avoie.” Sun Forward invites you to judge fcr yourself whether a nickel’s { * oF Matthew Expediie, Pebble’s enough for a good cigar. Walk up to any cigar store, Lf OUISVIL LE TIMES. ae | flip a nickel on the counter and ask for this fine old _ ee smoke. Taste its imported Sumatra wrapper . . . its rr Black Alice, | choice domestic long filler. Then try any ten cent Cars Enameled $20 Up Lacquered . . Body, Fender ery Dent Work Glass Installed Radiators boiled out and repaired. Mo. Auto Equipt. Go. Ray Whitnes, Mer. Get Our Ea«timates 3120 GRAVOIS Largest in South “St. Louls | brand you know. It’s a dollars-to-doughnuts bet that you'll agree: When it’s got the stuff...@ $30 Up | nickel’s enough. Distributors, | PETER HAUPTMANN TOBACCO CO. 500 N. 4th St., St. Louis, Mo. Tel. MAin 2467

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Purifies the entire «ystem Collum Dropsy “ag Company Dept. 223, Atlanta, G | WRAY’S COLUMN that it | | } — on oe Slightly Exaggerated. { appears that the’ reported leath by fire of the race horse The Nut. a Kentucky Derby can- didate, was slightly exaggerated, Certain racetrack followers, who risked their bank rolls on the Nut at Havre racetrack, will vouch that he was a live one, a very live one, no later than 4 o’clock yesterday. He was live enough to roll home, paying a price of $44 and odd cents for each $2 invested. If there was any burning con- nected with The Nut, it was the track or the handbooks that suf- fered—not the horse. Fg aS w The error probably arose from the fact that only a short time before the destruction of the sta- ble to which The Nut had be- longed he had been sold and moved to another barn. The Nut has been restored to the betting list of the Kentucky Derby. The price of 60 to 1 laid against him indicates that , the bookies figure he must be_ at least half dead, even though still living. Ee aS x" An Expert’s Finish. OCKEY TOD SLOAN was eee the greatest Ameri- can rider of all time. In a day when salaries for jockeys were comparatively low, Tod earned a millionaire’s income. He rode in Europe and America and he made good everywhere. He made a fortune besides. His knowledge of riding and of horses was uncanny. He had every opportunity to perfect his education fdr racing purposes. If anybody could know the inside of racing as a money-making en- terprise, J. ‘Todhunter’ Sloan should have known. With all this training, and all the monev he made as a youth by riding, we find Sloan today practically a financial wreck. He admits that he has nothing but | snanipulate could not a couple of gold mines that haven't panned out in 30 years. Perhaps that is because he has been busy following the races and losing in betting all that he gained by riding. me * ” ‘Figure This Out. HE point being this: If Tod T Sloan. with everything in his favor, with countless friends among the horsemen ready to help him and with capital to beat the can the average ignorant of everything the turf except the the horses and what them, hope to by betting races, how American, concerning names of the tipsters tell increase his capital on horses’? cs ~ a The -millions of dollars that annually are poured into the coffers of that part of the bet- ting fraternity which is on the RECEIVING end, and which bets you that YOU can't pick the winners, should make the community pause and think. »* so of They Landed Him. OGERS HORNSBY is mak- ing whoopee on the Cubs’ Field at Chicago, thereby caus- ing to be realized the dream of that club’s owners—a dream that began in the winter of | 1917 when the newly organized ! Knothole Gang were struggling | along in debt, trying to get the club on its feet. Rickey and his associates then owed Mrs. Brit- ton $175,000 and had nothing wherewith to pay. War was rais- ing its head and baseball bore a first-class resemblance to a com- plete flop. At this time the one big asset the Cardinals owned was Horns- by and the Cubs’ owners, at the winter meeting, offered Branch Rickey $75,000 in CASH for the player. | It took a great courage to turn ' down that offer at that time | but Rickey decided to do just Amateur Baseball j The Maple A. year-old class, is for the season. a pitcher, interested The Naps’ A. the Senior Y. M. play the Shell Stars yames the Naps for May Ill., Sunday. The club also wants catcher Tryouts will be held sunday. may write gor, 5221 Maple avenue, C., in the 16-18- seeking a backer and infielders. | Those , Harold Un-| C.. a member of C. A. League, will at Jerseyville, are wanted by and June. Write here that Chicayo promoters puting on a sec- are considering Ervast, Out of Money Oj : Once in 10 Starts, to Ba™ WAISHAPUR 10 Calitornia’s Derby Hop } a SENT AFTER 9 BIG STAKES to the Post-Dispatch. CAGO, April 23.—John B. vee, trainer for Earl Chaffee, No. 4—DERBY CANDIDATES Not a winter racing season goes by but what some colt £ brilliant ability and immediately is taken seriously in the ee tion of the several rich classics for 3-year-olds that dot spring racing program. Ervast’s record has its merits | by- and his last winning performance There are many whe NB. Bining, 3027 Bucky street: __| This season is ‘no exception and | e nionaire owner of the Wilshire the flashy development of winter | § -“ coming from San Diego that. Perhaps he felt that he | ing is Ervast. a gelding by ? ERVAST’S RECORD, 8 ar Downs, Leuleville, te} could not return to St. Louis if ae oF BREEDING, Q the Kentucky Derby. then to he let Hornsby get away. Paicines that did no racing until 5's Washington Park to win Weeghman and his friends | October and which in his 10 starts B. g. 3, by Pale tote Derby with Naish- lost out then, Later they offered | has been only once out of the|{ Beauty, by Helmet, al He also ts eligible for the Rickey the sum of $250,000, | money, winning eight of his races.}? Baron Long. Trainer, Woaew jirmount Derby. players or cash. @But the club Ervast is a product and the hope wick. Rs is the avowed plan of the was out of the woods then and ot California in the Kentucky Der- 1928 Record. oe an, who bought this chest- the Cardinals needed Hornsby as by, May 18. Baron Long’s ace has Starts 1 ” % i eon of Omar Khayyam-Scram- bad as Chicago. not been nominated for the Preak-|¢ 7 6 1 0 | ie, paying $20,000 for him at New At last fate has played ‘nto | ness, put it is probable that other 1929 Record. —M Orleans last winter. the hands of the. Cubs—they |3 year-old stakes will find him on Starts 1 2 3 - The original program was to San have Hornsby. the list of eligibles. 2s 2 0 0 President Veeck believes that 7 Considered a cinch fo the Ti- Complete Recon Hornsby still has several years 'iy4na Derby and a keen factor in|? Starts 1 2 —_, of great baseball left in him and |the tenth running of the Coffroth 10 8 , - « Rogers already is provirg that | pandicap, Ervast suffered a leg/$ Winter book odds—13 SC LO LM Le Veeck is right. injury which drew an _ infection. \S AG, Whatever he cost the Cubs, Apparently the injury wfll not do etivipas SLIGHTLY enn he will have been worth it, if | him permanent harm, but at the flashed across the rage =—_ the Cubs win the flag. time of its occurrence it caused|™uch in the manner Tt him to miss his workouts and he waist oth ssn: Carlee | an kK ’ was short in the running of the| 4J¥ana Derby and theg | Can’t Be Done. Tijuana Derby, the only race in froth and for a time wag | ROUND TRIP — FI DVICES have deen received | etinds he was out of the money, /|ter favorite for the Ken 4 ond Loughrat! heavyweight Figure out th Here is a sho nancial and a fi appointed the p It caused Loughra” recur title for a 000 to himself. critics and laug lists. And yet the supposed to be on again. Perhaps the sued from a padded cell and not by a news serv title i-Walker light- match. at one. w tvat was a fi- stic flop It dis- romoters sreatly. to r.sk his n of about $12,- It was ft2yved by he3 at by pugil- promoters are ready to put it is- bultetin was Was a gem. In that race under 113 pounds he ran the mile at Ti- juana in 1:37 38-5, which is two- fifths less than the track record. He set all the pace and at the fin- ish was five lengths ahead of Andromeda, Taddywawax and Lis- to, composing one of the best fields skeptic of Ervast’s powerg ing weight. That leveler. rare horses hasn’t had hin at Ervast as yet, but if} the Derby he will get to show class along with The breeding of Ervast, ‘tbe the mnost fashionable fm Return Limit 15 days (Key W ta \ \ \ \ ik in \ \ he has whipped. In a previous vic-/ica, but it includes vana 22 da 8). Liberal stopo tory, Ervast listed among his vic-|strains and there seemg PANAMA MITED to New ve tims Gifford A. Cochran's clever|son why he cannot ne sissippi Gulf Coast. The last w sprinter, Nusakan. In that effort!route in capable manne | and luxury. THE SEMINOLE, | train to Florida. Paicines, a Sunstar ho dam is a product of EB’ ley’s Idle Hour Stock Ervast beat Nusakan at the lat- ter’s own game, running off a the race and covering the five fur- ice. a daughter of the Dor has sentative, Helmet, longs in :58 4-5. Baron Loneg’s youngster eh = —— . a ’ ss a Ve maths he oh en Meee IS AE ie A ONO Nm I ny aa ne nm | Herm ner moreny Bim © | Tnioata Gh I Address W; : W-/llinois Ce ith a cigarette : Mhrmz ROAD OF TRAVE as good as Camels : he simp! h the simple trut e hb is enoug WHY CAMELS ARE THE BETTER CIGARETTE : B Camels are made of the choicest tobaccos grown— ee cured and blended with expert care. fii Camels are mild and mellow. f : The taste of Camels is smooth and satisfying. : Camels are cool and vefreseings : The fragrance of Camels is alwa iyS pleasant, indoors bi : or out. "* They do not tire the taste nor leave an ty cigaretty after- taste. ~ © 1929, BR. J. Reynolds Tobacce Company, Winston-Salem, N. C. * a ae en ee” ee

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3 “SG yee : - Rete oe ae ee va. “ toe . eee ¥ 3, os lat- | Paicines, a Sunstar horse, Ervast train to Florida. with | dam is a product of E. RB Brad For See ence nak tem. inquire ot any Iilinete > fur-jley's Idle Hour Stock Farm and i Central ticket office or phone Ches la dauehter of the Domino repre - — ~-~- USE THIS COUPON---=- has sentative, Helmet. iller, Assistant General Passenger A name 910 Planters Bidg., 408 Pine St., St. Louis, pg — Please send without obligation information tna low fares, hotel rates, etc., for trip to Indicate City Nam me — —" L/linois Centrale THE BROAD OF TRAVEL LUXURBY WX a NINE CREWS MAY TRY FOR TITLE IN COLLEGE RACES By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, April 23.—Whether the Poughkeepsie regatta will have a record number of nine starters this year hinges to a great extent on whether Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s varsity oarsmen can defeat Princeton on the Charles River on Saturday. An invitation to compete against Cornell, Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Columbia, California, Navy, Wash- ington and Wisconsin at Pough- keepsie is under consideration at M. I. T. but no definite decision is expected until it can be determined what chance the engineers have against such competition. Some part of this question was answered on Saturday when the M. {. T. varsity outrowed a heavy navy boatload to win by three lengths. If the engineers can follow up this triumph with another at Prince- ton’s expense it is -cegarded 1s probable that the athletic commit- tee at the Cambridge school will vote favorably on sending the crew to Poughkeepsie. The question of expense always has figured heavily in M. L T.’s rowing calculations, since the school has no varsity football team to help foot the bill as it does at all other schools with crews. Al- though invited to Poughkeepsie for the last three or four years, M. I. T. officials never have felt inclined to accept since there was little hope that a good showing could be made. But there may be a change of heart this year. Bill Haines seems to have arrived at a formidable combination, largely of sophomore inaterial. If the engineers can beat Princeton there will remain little doubt that they have the stuff to push their way up among the lead- ers at Poughkeepsie. ee Loayza Scores Kayo By the Associated Press. CLEVELAND, 0O.., Stanislaus Loayza, hard-hitting Chilean lightweight, won SYSTEM Pte for your emacation H EE Vacation booklets yours for the asking ong Eeny illustrated and colored, nt plete information ing you should ow about America’s ve | regarding ev "lend tales for the ones you want. Starting MAY 15th and JUNE Ist Low Summer Fares Fine fast trains daily from St. Louis Let our travel experts help you with your vacation plane—with- out cost. They ow the west from actual experience; and the Overland Route, the cool Summer Line, serves more of the West than any other route. Check the region you wish to see this year, and booklets and complete information will be promptly mailed. Escorted All-Expense Tours to Zion-Bryce-Grand Can- yon, Yellowstone, Rocky Mountain National Parks, Colorado, California, Pacific Northwest and Alaska. St. ‘ellews ¢ ¥ i we oy > MAIL THIS TODAY ee SYSTEM 203 Carleton Bid 7 Louis, Mo., Please send me detailed information about points check tone Grand Teton Nat'l Park rney 308 North Sizth St. e Chestnut 77 ed! OC Zien-Bryce-Grand Canyon Nat'l Parks 0 Pacific North west and Alaska All-Expense Tours ce lle in ee ee oe ee ee a ee ee ee ee , fe ¢ , oe Bi Ae can * = PACIFIC THE OVERLAND ROUTE LAST NIGHT’S FIGHTS ! By the Associated Press. CLEVLAND. Stanislaus Loayza, Chile, stopped Frankie Chatterton, Cleveland (8). Rosy Rosales, Mexico, won on foul over Johnny Grosso, Mount Ver- non, N. Y. (8). PHILADELPHIA. — George Courtney, Oklahoma, knocked out Tom Kirby, Boston (2). NEW YORK.—Kid Chocolate Cuba, outpointed Vic Burrone, New York (10). Pete Sanstol, Norway, outpointed Sammy Far- ber, New York (6). TORONTO.—Midget Wolgast, Philadelphia, outpointed John- ny Dundee, New York (10). BUFFALO.—James J. Brad- dock, New Jersey, knocked out Eddie Benson, Florida (1). MEMPHIS. — Red Herring, Utica, outpointed dack BGritton (8). MOBLLE.—Tomniy france, knocked Agneu, France (2). SAN FRANCISCO. — Young Corbett, Fresno, outpointed Pete Meyers, San Francisco (10). At Newark, N. J.—Phil Krug. Harrison, N. J., welterweight, won decision over Pal Silvers, New York (10). At New Orleans—Eddie Wolfe of Memphis, Tenn., won decision over Johnny Dundee, former feather- weight champion (10). At Milwaukee—King Tut, Mil- waukee lightweight, won decision over Jimmy Goodrich of Buffalo, N. Y., former champion (10). Jim- my Evans, San Francisco welter- weight, kayoecd Fred Lindstrom, New York (4). At Kingston, N. Y.—Tommy Aboda, New York, won New York State National Guard bantam- weight championship by outpoint- ing Jimmy Doyle, New York (12). Missouri Team Leads in Big Six Title Struggle By the Associated Press. KANSAS CITY. April 23.—The University of Missouri leads the Big Six baseball race as the teains swing into the third week of the season. Only six games have been played in the conference to date. Missouri has won its two games, both from Nebraska. The Kans1s Aggies, champions last -ear of the final old Missouri Valley confer- ence race, have won one and lost one. lowa State has not opened its season. The standing: Team Missouri *Oklahoma Kansas Aggics iiansas *Nebraska lowa State *Oklahoma and Nebraska tied in ll-inning game. Games this week: Litticton, out Petit a a a ‘ee ‘ierteee = fz = © & £ ee se 2 O@ 2 2 be 8 2 6 Wednesday and Thursday—Mis- | souri vs. Oklahoma in Normav; Thursday and Friday—Kansas vs. lowa State in Ames; Friday and Saturday—Missouri vs. Kansas Aggies in Manhattan. Results of games played: sas Aggies 8-6; Kansas 6-7. souri 4-1: Nebraska 3-0. homa 4-8; Nebraska 4-0. M’KENDREE TO USE 25 MEN IN DUAL MEET WITH WASHINGTON LEBANON, Ill., April 23.—A squad of 25 track and field men will represent McKendree College against the Washington Universi- ty Bears of St. Louis in a dual meet tomorrow. Glen Filley, mentor of the Pur- ple aggregation, confidently expects the Bear Cats to turn in a sterling performance to make up for the sound trouncing his club received from the St. Louis aggregation last year. Most of the McKendree men are in the pink of condition, with the exception of Eli Tatalovich, giant javelin hurler and a former under- study of Ray Goode, holder of the Little 19 spear-tossing record. Tatalovich, who heaved the javelin around 175 feet § iIast, year, is suffering from an attack of blood poison in his throwing arm, and is confined to a St. Louis hospital under the care of a specialist. The Purple is rather weak in the field events, but promises to uphold their own in the sprints nd hur- dies. With Saunders and Phillips as dash men, Bartelsmeyer and Baggott in the quarter, and Per- kins in the half mile, Filley expects to make a showing in those events. The loss of Spencer, stellar two- miler through scholastie diffucil- ties, cripples the attack of the Mc- Kendree club somewhat in the dis- tance events. MANAGER OF CRICKET TEAM KNIGHTED BY ENGLISH GOVERNMENT LONDON, April 23.—Frederick Charlies Toone, manager of the Marylebone Cricket Club team that toured Australia recently and won four out of the five test matches, thereby recapturing the mythical “ashes” for England, has received Okla- -the honor of Knighthood. Sir Frederick, as he now is, has been secretary of the Yorkshire Cricket Club since 1903 and is 61 years of age. He also managed the English teams In Australia in 1920-21 and 1924-265. ——— ee Loyola Captain Elected CHICAGO, April 23. — Charlie Murphy, who led Loyola Univer- sity's undefeated basketball team last season in scoring with 142 points, last night was elected cap- TUESDAY, APRIL \Kid Chocolate Is ‘blows to the head. hKan- Mis- ; MATCH WHEN OPPONENT and O’Shocker the second in 9 min- 23, 1929 Easy Winner in Burrone Battle Special to the Post-Dispetch. NEW YORK, April 23.—A crowd which packed the St. Nich- Olas and included several hundred standees, saw Kid Chocolate, Cu- ban fighter, deal out a terrible lac- ing to Vic Burrone of Greenwich Village. The latter was lucky to last the limit and was in bad shape in the latter stages of the bout. One eye was closed and the other cut when the bout ended. Chocolate weighed 122 and Bur- rone, 124. Chocolate was wild in the first and missed repeatedly as Burrone tore in to close quarters. Toward the close of the round he got Vic’s range with several left hooks to the head. Burrone kept up his play for the body but soon tired and the Kid cuffed him unmerci- fully with both hands to the jaw. Burrone kept boring in Mm the third and fourth, but was out- boxed. The Cuban was too fast for him in the exchanges. Burrone was tired at the bell in the fourth. Chocolate tried hard to put over a crusher in the fifth but could not find the vital spot in Burrone’s chin. He had Vic backing away in the cixth under a barrage of Chocolate had all the better of the seventh and raised a big lump over Burrone’s left eye, but he could not bring down the Villager. Burrone was taking a terrific beating and in the ninth he twice fell to the floor from his own weakness rather than any partic- ular. punch. KWARIANA LOSES MAT HITS HIM IN THE EYE KANSAS CITY, Mo., April 23.— Kola Kwariana, Russian heavy weight wrestier, was awarded the deciding fall over Pat O’Shocker of Kansas City last night after O’Shocker ignored warnings of the referee not to hit his opponent in the eye. Kwariana won the first fall in 18 minutes and 5 seconds utes 20 seconds. JACK BRITTON LOSES BOUT TO HERRING MEMPHIS, Tenn. April 23.— Jack Britton, former welterweight champion, was defeated here last night by Red Herring of Utica, N. Y., another veteran, so decisively that the bout hardly resembled a contest. Herring foreed the fighting throughout, landed the only real effective biows, and -.had the Old Master in distress in the last roun{. Britton’s resistance was feeble. He jabbed often with his left but there was no snap in them and there was no power in his rights. Nh S WEEKS UNITED FEATURE Here’s another attractive offer— one of our best. One Liberty GILLETTE safety razor. One tube shaving cream One package Blades Ail for BOE This Week At All Seanerensinset| CIGAR STORES and Agents Watch for Next Week's United Feature ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. magic YELLOWSTONE Mi Also Escorted Tours to GLACIER PARK COLORADO CALIFORNIA BLACK HILLS PACIFIC NORTHWEST ‘ALASKA HAWAII Total cost as low as $148 B urling fon Se Ours as our quest | join one of our happy, carefree vaca- tion parties. See the geysers, bears, Grand Canyon, Mammoth Hot, tails. Delightful tours of 9 to 28 days.' One low cost covers all necessary. expense. Send now for Tours Book, or inquire at nearest ticket office. Burlington Route, 416 Locust St Nertharn Bk. Biag Northern Pacific Ry.. §40 Bostmen's Bk. Bide rs ay rated Say Sg hy tater 4 Escorted Toure. Tam taceresad ta 0 tour to eyo cgaitorais. 5 oer ning 5 Colorado 0 Hawai. tian, a atl OWNER ENTHUSIASM LANSING MICHIGAN 309 IN. WHEELBASE tain of the 1929-30 team. He is a/ THE SIX-8IXTY The good things owners say about the Durant Six-Sixty constitute the most powertul single influence in the present record-breaking sales, Owner enthusiasm is readily under- stood when you find Six-Sixty specifications combine advanced engineering features usually found only in cars much higher priced. AND—FOR *595—THE DURABLE DURANT FOUR- FORTY—A CAR WITH AN IMPRESSIVE RECORD BLASE MOTOR SALES St. Louis, Mo. BUENGER DURANT SALES St. Louis, Mo. CENTRAL DURANT SALES St. Louis, Mo. 917 Baden Av. $210 W. Florissant 1619 Lafayette METROPOLITAN DEALERS: 4036 Easton Av. 3417 S. Grand Av. DIERL DURANT SALES 1335 S. 7th St. St. Louis, Mo. ROBINSON MOTOR CO. Grand & Natural Bri oO. B. a 952 3120 Locust St. Louis, Mo. ne og TOR ‘Co. Sages Louis, Mo. Hodiamont A E. G. SHADE SALES & SER BOKA-YEATER MOTOR SALES St. Louis, Mo. TAYLOR MOTOR CAR CO. St. Louis, GRANITE CITY DURANT et GREENWALD SALES & SERVICE Route No. 12 SUTTON 3110 Sutton Av. POND PAGE 195 ne Pe aE hy SE ON pn a Pay: Sern! eter a 4 i “" FLO OE RI MAE SE IE ONE I Ot CRS ORR RITE AIREY HOI eo CIE NE ee RE arte: ehnenaen termine . erenamtitcins . ‘ * CO OG GRO A ER ge RIE RA Ne Oh cling x eel RN Apne ang Oraeea A RA et. a tein tte seit Aan a OE RE ta iets eS a me ee <a pte agit Oe RE RE NN SR NF a AS ENN ce ct A he eae AR ey oe A ee At te Pe ow RS OA AN OA NA NE em Ny a ON I eo eR Mee

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PR piiuakiet iaxchiSeiatlca) —b.a cetae a perce er ee ee eee mp pass emma : ‘ ~ ~ . . a , ‘ a 4 . “ . Oo { : 7, ni -) ' “ ~ ‘ 1? *>. > ~ . A 7 ‘ . “* ” 7 BS Pss~v- aly BL > ; HW . ay a eA ae . Pa ; 7 i 4 wey 5 * ——S SSS ae — ee oe ee on _~ —-~s ne eg «2 a i ‘ , / | / f f f / ; ; lad UN OTe. THIS ARTICLE MAY-STERN GUARANTEED LOOK FOR THIS METAL GUARANTEE TAG TERMS—$5 MONTHLY Here is a combination you simply cannot beat—four large pieces of bedroom furniture for the extraor- dinary price of $97.50, and actually guaranteed to give you years of service and satisfaction. All flat surfaces are genuine walnut over hardwoods. See this remarkable bargain Wednesday without fail. BOW-END BED Heavy paneled walnut head and foot. Just the style of Bed you find in Suites priced much higher. DRESSER Beautiful cabinet work—plenty of drawer space and heavy plate glass mirror. FRENCH VANITY This graceful Vanity has all the merits of an article of furniture at twice the price. See it—you will not be disappointed. CHEST Excellently made — compact in design — plenty of drawer space—in fact everything you could ask of a Chest. | OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 O’CLOCK || Your mahogany, speaker. WALNUT RADIO TABLE WITH SHELF $6.95 choice of rich walnut or Fitted with shelf for Values Up to $25 Right now is your ER Cee ae OT ODOM O~-O--O--O-O--S OO CED WROUGHT IRON RADIO TABLE $7.95 Je OO OO OOOO OOOO OOO - 0-8 Ow ee Values Up to $15 re i ed i i te a i WALNUT RADIO ' CABINET $12.95 ; =i model illustrated is only of many styles at this p See every one of we Other Values Up to $100 af / Mav Stern X Co SE Corer I2 th. and Olive Streets ~AMMIVETSary - al ee) an a a aD a Slam as as aD am em aw ae «a= am em as eam am am aD aD Se BP eam ese =e =e ee es am ee a ae om ase ae ee ae) a) ae Gee ED) a a) DG ee De ee ee ee ee ee ae) ee) a) a aes ame em ame eee meme C—— ==F-0-45 ONLY Si A WEEK PAYS FOR ANY ARTICA SPECIALLY We are overstocked. We must have room for new shipments of radio equipment constantly arriving. All radio cabinets tables and benches have been drastically reduced for quick disposal! golden opportunity to buy a radio bench, or table, or equip your set Columbia and Majestic. - Se a i i le ee ee ee ee ee ee a i i i i i a a a ae r ma—/lusic “Dra met Movies—Societ ————— PART THREE. vary PREDICT rr FOR FARM A N EXPORT PLN. Senate After Bill Is . yar Reported by Committees Hoover Will Reject De- benture Prepaee. ; he mai NC sd) = 7 aN = | hi unl “ OTT ila: tlh $200 3-Pc. Bed-Davenport Suite $149.50 Think of the saving on this exquisite Suite of Jacquay velour—loose, reversible damask cushions. Nan + filled and spring construction throughout. MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS Iv CF Chief Wash the WASHIN Ame .WAY DEFENDS oon a OJECT'S APPROVAL the conciliz erdayv at ) pen liugh S. Gi rategy Contemplates an/to tne P ‘Eventual Attempt to Tack Ot LIN ISsid Scheme to the Tariff © +n, spee moeorantion . . : ind hy conumpletely has tion - s Sed of the ney | the Ase!" , j ' ude toward MVASHINGTON, April 25.—A! a 4 a. ‘ : * Che hear aieaaiaae +43 ‘ the consideration i ae aeas 4 Poul st ' - OSHSes! the sentena i% 4 f ‘ed -islation Was Mads alwavs felt balance of can be bage : rane de ifarm rr the ~ ' “af er it started, today and shortly Chairman MeNary ! Ta ‘ . » ‘ommitte: on Agricuiture Phi i fos = 2 / cs 2 — a ; 4 (*one@res: sees ryt a % onthct ¥ iit A NEN lared that fi oo om “is oe / : 3 pasure t”) the \\V hite hiouse cotl- ion the idea | E ia ‘i ning the export debenture plan! ¢iends and ° pre sidential would receive ia ait | BS jill to. a peacetul What M McNary started a scussiOn-Of lig the G r ; Mh i} e measure, Which contains the | through it = 94 benture provision So sfrenuous- t'ited Sta ’ sant inst : an _— L r = UM ANT lioover. a ‘ Fr objected to by Mr. when it & 7 “ya i - ~~ : er ; a “TYR: . mort i - I w hou after a formal ret ~| pact to ~~ ve | we \ | : “ the bill had been submitted to utrument « - epee (A Hand : wali it It “It would nt — at = nd ee “ "lhe add to this ’regident with the TT an po cose " , $150) 9 p Di R Sui hentuve plauw mn MeNary bul ha is — ted ining- oom uite id ney t, el ay rtain ho would dis ! ticular or $119. 50 Siniie cdi rte dy afte Mi N’ pa ae Cin any ore , i a bes] ine piece a detenss o>) tlhe detlernlure Every single article in this Suite is solidly cons r. State eth hom te Spades of genuine walnut. An outstanding Anniversary 6p ee ab nee’ ene ot that Se : : rivalry bet cial, MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS hocratic members of 1 - | vals Agri itv i‘o ryiitt va fy res Ku ling part in writi sca powem is’ bs .y — Bs » Uhve i ‘ fa nm «relief ' Inministratio . ty is -_ nh ite f © bs ] ‘” "ye ij } a Wit ; . , rt ‘ . 4 MUU Ld Mite AA ; pen \' ‘tun ; . pntrover't che benture plan 1h | Hpor ant ¢ uded , reported to the Beo-!ithem to & deter 3 GREAT 9x12 RUG SPECIAI 7 — ito} ’ plete ne tox) ‘ ‘ Lint nh, sen cNa\ (rie p.) (pregvon | teperttl Te Axminsters | Wool Wiltons | Ne ee eee a teak tak tte dhae Gall $34.65 $58.95 | SPEAR hoor wes sass | proget aee . . all the + ) ag vote of S to| duction wit Seamless. Heavy | A value you must | : | i ¥ inot Contrast tone Wis fed relied on the bP verssi T Pee hurp cont tone of Pre istice day @ “World eienid Mr © PODO ! crea on of a etro c | ove ore ede he : silk pile. not overlook. ule) | ur ; : sips ~~ ..a ; . Uj; eer Oe, ' VN 7 | \t% 4, iw7 Z ' , Vs ~~ : / = ’ , Seo nA Ys : | ’ Z \ ee 2 Vv —— fee ee ee ee — A i eneeda ly : ’ s > } its PyL PTE Le tty evi re rere it fal So eT ee 3 eo mi Dotcom Specials —a . e — is. ‘ ' i \ ir ‘ ey | ’ nrmaAainien ai $11.45 $37. | $19. 5 ME hy the Procden. AN ent ok « e . : nf 7 re] ' unong the Top-icing model of | Se | Side-icing. st confiemcie ae tt ee eavy oak ! cork insulation. model, al t ‘ © ‘ ould 1 lloover MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS oa nd would bel ery a 2 meet wit . liow ii! oO roast pro from the el Ss if Onrd of onl five thet posted Britt i I ' tom tt) ehairman clured that Th . with tl] Kee] Enmipire, Ce . of { 0 mal ‘ wnture could afftore + 4 } ry large! on the Secre tary PRICED IN RADIO DEPARTMENEE: 085 Ss ‘ ire Jurdine ind view decla mod ied th i] introduces ; nent h } with a beautiful cabinet, while prices are Jow enough to 1 rman McNary + >. eo a ce ate purse. All cabinets and. tables i in this sale are designed to fit m Of Con labout a red ally famous radios such as Atwater Kent, Crosley, F ar Gives Datnatite Power. | ments. He ct ait if Sennen het heipal «3? indicated te a good cn not withetand PORTABLE PHONOGRAPH * ; “lor, ‘ai to his beta see ‘ers oppo $12 95 ; CONditios Se Maer mee Lene & ; tine ) ang mm) Wich a pose) DILLY ; We have an unusually large as- . in. ‘ 7 ‘4 sw Mer il ~#ut- passed over sortment of Portables. Ask ito ° busi ' and has become The vise see them. ? ys “Pera ed for commer. > fight will @ Values Up to $35 ; Bodner ii ‘trough Sales Of The) Democratic ‘ E Th ent 4 < position to ; zi r) tert Pseices Pree gin — the hope + dilin, ws teeta r ons by con- foover the ? Re +) sg one a encoure | On the ott ‘ fu “ive Organization of Democratie ? — to it, beca ; Agia Group Concedes De-| interests of ; i). . t WE Press Fight. In the j Jem oe . . enough si Mh «s(t 23.+Theian Pree Pm liegt 4 debenture plan of] favorable | ain . iy certain, but it will} crates were? of PC Ri cat a ight \ ean-/ face of EB ¥ Sentiment in Congress’ supporters | ‘we & “SS cane Re

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os Rico aatoubaiea Sy tin (: > bs Lt DUANE wa i ee a —_— aan ee ee eee oe a OFOR FARM AID H EXPORT PLAN —_—- Senate After Bull Is Wipevorted by Committe BHoover Will Reject De- e Proposal. ail ; } RAWAY DEFENDS ROJECT'S APPROVAL gy Contemplates an entual Attempt to Tack the Tariff a — - | i. R neme to a Sthe Assoviated Pres WASHINGTON, a mi start on the consideration Mem relief legislation was mad: shortly Chairman McNary its Committee Agricuiture Mlared that if Congress sent a becsure to the White House con- ining the export debenture plan ' would receive presidential | pto. MeNary started a of measure, Which ec ains the Bbenture provision sv pobjected to by Mr. ® hours after a formal the bill had been Senate. Pit would fio the ture a rove 1) mmedintels Pthe Senate today. and fer it started, Ot) a discussion strenuous- Hioover, a. report submitted to) be \ end this | vith the ~ MeNary dis- | ain to President pha mn it, feel certain st he would atter MeNury tin) i (bebe dy unre Senator @ les Bosal initio e iv rt for opposing said, individuals Rdesires to fatt peiood of aer By CHARLES G., Washington Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. ASHINGTON, April 25. bed AS A THeasure S ? rily lo “strengthen aE power of the furm ef bill draft imitee on introverted ded w: today } Nar Th re port { debenti tie ih th Was stated rm ‘’ aa 4)}) DOS TLIO} } aSOlTIS ‘ e) ‘ | “RY tije “ii lile and ii Ss, fllie cudterrs if? meant Conimitt i i) his recent Bt, Bike the bil ayy Hoss PPOSOS This ral far tro] hepes Cells for ’ as hil “aAlis fonrad Mled pier: the Peders! With th: Mure 4 th i thy, ® Sif von rman. 7) ho would ae and would = be eas gered" ahe House 4 board of mM addition to ne Senate bill. of the ional » IS has: d very advance: d Of Agricul died in th: irman Men: APY 8 Congres OFt « opinion o 1oOn for a AtLOrneVS representing Attorney -¢ John T ot for riinent, conripantles ai ned haecobs *. ea Shartel. lov han Hs \ Special attorneys the State In- Depa told rrysuyr As wWi as SI ["- dqdavy thre in dispatches y« COV PLT Tees policy anee pro- to refund to holder Lion . : pra} all cent of premiums Stat [ ee- 10 ute of the Insurance order re Jan. they immed: riments and tion, propose to put the repay , Stitt reduced all litigation of.hbar ?. ely mMto eT] races to ‘ X pe ryele a thie THlaotye Vv to pi lk « attorinevs fees Jacobs in such amount agreed upon. by the companies and the ,_ @oe Oj Treornrie Vs, “Att! tude rnor two of Companies. satd = the to hy} lie COTM promise (;oOVve areu- advanced justifi- were companies had f their hnSurance preserved records prior Paeg not- litigation ene) evholders withstanding t hy ling, and the companies would fy preys decision. tt most cer require refunds fot collected the reduction the event iwalnst T¢ mri prertriis tes thre date and thi gecision (Tr - thie the would bye iO mn went psinrvies { rere 41C’esS & A endl qt collecting t hye ‘ by individual action bv eact would thie whom that be ‘vyholder, most of small sult nol clain s would such bringing have cost of pro hhitsitive "a ith) no know thre have ledge of that preserved ita, flie t} assertion not (;overnor.§ si had Huspects satisfied ree ords.’ he vhile tiat yriine that mail am not the to preiatt i. | vatld hat possitle tory ussign their clalins the Sura nes SUV Stute. Super 1t) intain and thas alt.’ { }) chert ot ria Orr aetion {or liminary to a review of of iis rans in) INcemsas thie brie! on the court q*eetit hei pre reo dere Tiel at fern? er, Cay Cor ons, this tory the rate litigation 3s i Sente (orn Jan ee We Are Pleased to MR. oe eee ANNOUNCEMENT Announce That FRED E. HENRY Is to Be Associated With This Company Nlr. the Henry Mortgage was Trust formerly wth Company and the Bennett Mortgage Co. REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE TRUST CO. 10th and Pine Streets ST. LOUIS opnion : States | ‘aSe | pro- | companies | raised | decided | ih | prepe- | With | order. as | repre. | ithe thie mi) PAGES 21—34 ATTORNEYS ARGUE SINCLAR’ SECOND CONTEMPT APPEAL ‘Supreme Bench Hears Plea to Set Aside Six Months’ Sentence for Contempt of , Lower Court. Columbus Statue, U. S. Gift to Spain» By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, April 23.—Owen J. Roberts, of the Government's special oil counsel, and Martin W. Littleton, attorney for Harry F. Sinclair, matched oratory § todays before the Supreme Court In the closing arguments in the contempt of court case against the oi] man. sentenced to : Remarks by men i in which he wes ix months in jail. bers of the court seemed to favor Roberts. Yesterday the Sinclair’s sentence months in jail for contempt of the court upheld to serve three Senate, growing out of his refusa! to answer questions by an investi- gating committee inquiring into the Teapot Dome oil lease. - The case at issue today resulted from the shadowing of the jury trying Sinclair and Albert B. Fall for be then State Insurance Superintend- directing that} lightning. hail should ent. issued an order rates tor. fire and | windstorm msurance be re pe! busiless restraining ‘ircult enforcing ic) Stip- for the ordel (Jis- that | de- | the | issue cent, COM panHles | state order (‘ourt pre- his | duced lo in doinxz ob- | titthied ti {roi thie Ventuitly (‘ole County ¢ livde from Shortly afterward, companies entered into a with the which High ol the ulallon attorneys the Hyde the suit. was and it was agreed hold a hearing reasonableness he could The companies | they were sate | the new order they the Circuit Court the iis would inction. that continued ‘ ~ ‘wis & & oe bry By was rescinded, (Copyright fiiissed Hiyde should termine the after order izreed that isfted with to of rates. which a Pier dy not Into tor of they would vo i review order on makes but that in «inj would not again seck the old rates in effect during pendency of such litigation, an J bond to guar- excess in the the Superintend- decision went cOoOMpa- is byt would give Lhe that antee thes refund of ordered w he nN if the court avainst them. Finally agreed not to attack the con- of the States rate- rates by ent, tive conspiraéy, Roberts said that while the cvi- pas : ted Breer Senn | | dence did not show that Burns de- N architect's drawing of the statue which was unveiled in the old | tectives actually Lot ints contact city of Palos, Snain, Sunday. The statue, the work of Mrs. Ger-| “'t® the jurors, their activities trude Vanderbilt Whitney. stands 114 feet high. Palos is the port | showed an unlawful tent. He from which Columbus walled-on the- cannes which resulted in the | insisted that the trial court shoul: dacavers of Antena 1492. Sustained in its efforts to pre r tect itself against what he termed - was improper conduct by Sinclair and his associates. BYR) \ CAMP SWEP] Declaring that his emphasis Ls due to his zeal, aft» mature de liberation, Littletun denied that there had been any contact wit!r BY ANOTHER STORM the jury or any intent except to protect it against interference. Jus- tices Van Devanter, McReynolds. _ s RCS ,, | sutherland and Butler seemed ‘o Wind, Wiipping Snow, | disagree with his conclusion. and Forces Men to Remain Littleton with great vigor sought oa to maintain his position. indoors. When he asserted that the evi RUSSELL OWEN. dence ‘‘was barren of anything «s- ly bs he New York Times! cept suspicion,” and that it SU ))- St. Lows Post-Dispatch. } i is published exclusive in st.; POrted his assertion that it was maker on tsi » we - | merely jury shadowing for the special corres;onde:ts assigned to | protection of the jury, Justice Van — ar only ‘n the Post-Dispatch /heyanter asked whether he thought LT’ rr 'E AMERICA, Antarctica, | the approach of detectives to meim April 22.—(S8y Wireless.)—This is| bers of the family of some of the another day of storm with the) jurors sustained such an argumer' wind whipping the snow in a drift} Littleton replied. “I do.” The Ju merits | which it impossible to -co/| tice as promptly asserted, “I do uny distance from the houses, As| not.” usual when tine wind blows here| Justices McReynolds. Sutherland the temperature has risen from 52| and Butler took up the same line | below zero to 27 below. But al-| of inquiry, advancing similar views, though that would be quite com-| but Littleton refused to yield, fortable in a calm it its another | In the contempt of court case. matter the wind Is high. | Mason Day. a subordinate officer There is very little light at noon | of Sinclair's company. received « now because of the drift which cuts/| sentence of four months and Wil off to the north, and noon isa dim; liam J. Burns, 15 days, for the jand unearthly eg But inside; same offense. Thirty-tour compa-! the there light and The incident produced a mistri.! | warmth we go back and forth | of the Fall-Sinclair case. Sinelair lies stitutionality ray. houses is and eonfortahble making law. es ‘oeftinucd Prom Paer 25. Col. through the tunnels. later was re-tried and aequitted. “But, officer, no other train will do. I must catch the Wabash— as. It leaves St. Louis at 12:20 pm. Stops at Washington Avec. cight minutes later. Arrives Chicago, 7 a remo 5 age Delmar Station—A Great Convenience fram ieavwe St. Loute 8 .of Ow stope at Detmar Station at 10:08 pr. ‘n return trop trarw teaveeg Clhcege 11:50 am, 3°94) pm and ¥°55 pe Step ai Delmar Roulerard tKujoy the convemence vl ieavmg your tran 20 minutes before it arrives at Laion Station. Fast Wabash Trains from St. Louis $:47 Morning &: $2 Night Ar. Chcage ¥.45 pm Ar. Chicago 7:05 am 12:20 Noon 12:05 Midnight Ar. Chicago 6:50 pm Ar. Chicago 7:35 an ——SERVING Since 1638 -—

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Sue ses Tei “ ¥ 3 a ee - VV tte SuUPprws ees eEeEeEeEeeen ena ae ee es PAGE 22 . LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 1929. ee —— ee ee ~ emer oe - =- ares a ee. | ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MR. HOOVER ON CRIME. pater Jones or Generalissimo Hagen, or Crown Prince | Founded by 1OSF ITZER Mr. Hoover's address before the Associated Press} >™ith, as he might nave been, the boy will probably | ounded bY IOSEPH PUL @ @ Napoleon of Finance whom people will point December 12, 1878 had innumerable suggestions, and there have been sage as the chairman, Say, of the Greens Committee. The are ei ee both national and state surveys by crime commis That is a fair forecast of what the girl's hard- | Pulit: a ee = Of Making Mat JOHN G. NEIH Pe 7 : ” - » " i hh 7, lo gf tha 2 ee . j i Twelfth Boulevard and Olive Strce sions. Nevertheless, the country in 10 years has | headed father did when he interfered with des- | ‘Story ofaGreat Stewart many ¢ Road | tone is f | THE POST-DISPATCH PLATFORM” champion into a captain of industry? The aves have it by all the majority there is. = = = ~~ |S ORME RE: ON Aten ROR ATE I ee OST poe SS nomenon. Murder, as Mr. Hoover says, is propor- i know that my retirement wil) | tionately 20 times as prevalent in the United States | make no difference tn its cardinal 'as it is in England. an E ROAD TO OREGON. By W. d son irl, shent( Longmans.) a be J. Ghent = | love wi s his introduction Mr. Ghent | manner — “It is singular that no! about comprehensive historical treat-\ in whic ment of the Oregon Tratl has un-/a rather gy now been attempted.” The ap- | unde ent sageeeny ap-en he ex-/the bot 7 , plained ‘ asily « it ie. | true but neit principles: that tt will always fight for progress and reform, never to!- : . - Z erate injustice or corruption, alwa)s important contribution to a symposium that has been The Preparatory Disarmament Cor imission fight demagogucs of all parties, going on for years. He is not, for instance, so} ™ade an impressive start, by reason of the address | mever Selong to any party. aiwase practical as was Mr. Taft, who laid down in the Fif-|0f our American Ambassador to. Be lgium, Mr. Hugh e+ ° ivileged cinsses and public Se a le aes ; ti eraser aa pete oa se Ngee ‘Inck sympathy || teth Anniversary Number of the Post-Dispatch a | G1)son. plunderers, never ': ’ t with the poor, always remain de- letailed plan for the suppression of crime and law- As Mr. Hoover's spokesm&n, Mr. Gibson made it A DECLARATION OF PEACE. , . — ies o } Yj made virtually no progress against this national os tiny. Was the old chap right in converting a golf. . } > *s . ' However, it is doubtful if Mr. Hoover has made ach nas SO ee ten nikita acigmitnt eee nie ae oe x " no’ 1, OU i | 7-havs ha ° ; . ac ++ , ' ] it that t he In ec 9*owg _o S . Ff voted to the public welfare, never | lessness, What Mr. Hoover did do was to give added | plain (hat the United States was ready for drastic met Mr. (shent ‘has written the | the end be satisfied with merely printing | impetus and authority to our efforts to discover what | reductions, 1 C 11 was wedded to no particular for- | first com! I “Outline” of the! low—al { Ll 4 s ; he is the: whate ronological' going acts of the ow » beginning to end. Since “E y be drasticall inde- . , , . ~ : . . . ‘ ; ryt! as - « . — on , always ak a Srna can be done about a situation so inconsistent with | ™U4a, but was prepared wholehe eartedly to enter into pentient; mever be airat 0 wrong, whether by predatory plu- su) ] - ] . } 7 | ic a sta - _ : eiarr 4 a 17 i - —- oe — = " tecracy or predatory poverty. subject, if he has made one, is his promise to appoint |@re. Wanted, Methods are secon lary. The old no-; That is -)>) sa € t down in ogram. Substantial results are what i . ; injliva ~ fo of fanvy anita pia Amit rican Ciy Lilzation. His single CO mtribu tion to the |; aD) equitable —p es : ~~ ‘ | ms .ce the principal ; mers trom os" g ; " 8 ’ 4 y “ "” ’ ; =v, : _* : 7 >> -_ ' ; ’ , Sow ss 7 * ¢« “+ 7 * * ‘ : xe * re 4 Y . 7 JOSEPH PULITZER. ; commission which will survey the situation. While| (on of “gun-for-2un and ton-for-ton” is discarded. | HM wis is dore in about +s 00 words, | D % - ' ; 2? " Bee . | eyes > * . ~ . _sae . . ’ 4 * war er , st _—— ? ‘ 4 be - . . ' : + : ;ready conducted by the National Crime Commission ; recognized. Within the tennages agreed upon the with the rr" : loubted] terview ‘ 7 noi ane , ' 1 as the author undoubtedly] p.. - - . . ; y is 3 - * qi * LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE | ang the Americ : Ioan Fee, anghic'| signatories are to be allowed hr : riod, a: ianck Be : j) and Ll American Law Institute, it unque sti nably sasnacories are to be allowed broad freedom of judz Pa 4 shat the term compre hensive is | rapher " — ' ; } _ ~ > rhe “ 5 - ; eS... ' rr mF? ~ +7 ™ > - is — ~ ' a , , Wii rive wel iat ~? W Os t re ’ r} tT.” ~ Thea (siCis Go if ) Lit ~i2.t Lii¢ T) 1779 bye ¢ , ite e ha . (te : e >= * scrse a4 ’ The Hermans Shooting. os a “ e all know to be the mes Sue number of units in the Va- | 2 Ce ot d ; 277es ,7? * a r ss 4 3 ’ " ; é 7 * > the Editor of the Post-Dispatch ye hy a ee | a capable writer, long familar) ono ' ee 4avwW’ ~ & ae ’ e ‘ i ‘ - . - . 4 , >= man “chooses to run” rather than In the State of Missouri! this matter was gone into Mr. Gibson’s address was a declaration of peace with the source mat rial and! cd Sta 4 } a man oe ‘ ; Ait ’ = s id ~ 4 40440404 4 . : att “ : home in the atmos- | on ; . ‘ fore at : Th pe ’ " . 2 oe she a « Irtieo th roughiv by competent men. hev ‘ > lL bh far hoa Refs rence Was made tn Fn kK I~Aacoe - > : | there: c ' . a " submit to being 0 [Ps Or) . aw a . i ‘ i MAY ee : A t I aC | LUU A te re (he ~avaQUas : a. L4iiadul as List \¢t LOZ pact. The re- re of the time. could build a " vinia, | ' alex moron with a badge, he should eX-/ State Legislature two years ago a program for the | nunciation of war as a national licv has. it was! ®t k by tting tt! j “ hat. ' . ite for ‘ an. ~ ¢ pr babi Ui iif ‘ “ s4ALi1UUd Dp icy uas, 1t Was magnitic ent boo vy pul ns ne Mme. $ # = 7 sniff r ie ic Prirtim it re Licil a's oF vy , 4 ++ .Y md ; 4 = | , | recrty 7 ~«> ~ p 1, > € ’ : . pect to suffer the : Bi eh " reform of criminal justice, ee al? the sugges-/ 4! gued, cleared the a mosphere and made effective | living flesh of human experience doubt: * z . - Iie ; ? ~t* bh ° ‘se . > ale | » . hh eer —— —_— ¥ . . ; . Saki : W . i*«) = : ct 2 ’ “a ot 1 killed while com- ions made either by exceptional! qualified indi ere possidle. The nations can now un- upon Mr. Ghents ell nstructed by the a shot in the pach | a i ee nt ; re : vi rhaps M Ghent him : > 3 . : “ao a3 eo Fo 2:7 , ~ : P ‘ | ae — : ; ' ’ ] ton. Perhaps é r piie if 11 2 that st ? . a SI er eF ano} f . ‘owa;r tiv \ iduais Like Mr. Taft r ; t ao ai aATy LaYMN ens ,* ut r ke qcisarm im nt 7} tf} 1a RITe roc ~ S rivsa hh . ee: , } re ? e vr a a . . ‘é a : _ > 4 6 art T ‘ : e : . ¢ T i i ¢ Tt tUuUSctcu ‘ EIVE these Sugy7e: « : .* : . . ‘ = . _ = ‘ = ¢ — rr°3. 2 ~ eS ; ‘ + " mt eee és P . “ ™ ° . Cees : = 3 . " " " : : mt » an ‘ = . Ji, ° “eh ail i Ak © law. This year the program VW as Laat 1} hii parag “} il 1h ; A li r | "20 ~ “Sale, or 1} vw as t} ice " this hook wins tne £uU -ess it de tox Soa & 7 ¢ being an accid: notw) INS : ’ é a Wwe ils, na weditea! loc . ‘ ‘ ' as Cr ditable iece of : I wish your ? r wo 1 ins t ach ; her Legislat lire It, too, has refuse dt Tf « : serves a5 : a botee nothing : ; _ © are | est ~ ! promise of our | “ yrnalism., he may yet uncert. deeds ; . ,lee as to mu fa » 7 7% > ing Tse \@ ipa " 4 +h * Lr t ri streot c * cit “ . ‘ . bs . be U.S R = jo i | ‘ br} | . 4 t ee.’ ial ‘ aia A na + nm 8 ey “odes : > a ae . Pe. i y\ % aae ' i ; ; ay " we do 6 et ook =1y : —_ 1 - r rt - - a FATHER WILLIAM. By Donald f deed 64° ig wid . . . s?T48 TA ia _- : Lae h Be 7. bas ¢ é 4 ,: 4 . | c —— : : . . , a . , ne » ‘' bs ~~ Se . ‘6 ed ¥ 1 BW. | fe too sympathetic with criminals, that the attitude ™ents are bu elic ef another age, but they -| ns . 3 en ee ek, Seo we ~~ a Ogden Stewart. (Harper'’s.) : : row . S « 4A es i b oo | ¢. Any _¥ : . , . / &, ‘ . s4 we ‘ . 1 Z i ; . - +3 a ; \ 7. es . > . oe vA ia ri T} ) . -- ; . + ™% *? - 5 . . ° , . ‘ o4 : . . Ww — = ” ts et . *. *, GFE = icibeiieanen of the press toward crime is too flippant. and that exe Tae i. untli the present {| ates SN 7 - Set) wae Sait 3 un J ie a OU are old, Father William, | helght i ae tiles GA Ae 1 1? ’ : * ai : . >» ; te ' I , ae . i ~ . ' aAGiOCcnk Is DT rnd TI tf ean he : : mriiich : ae . : P. = _« J j . - ae . > , e's. =. . | i : éé : , ra Asn a> thre Drown ° wep Miu st cof our faces sterniv in the onnacit, dir ’, 2 ‘ ' } «i ‘ ? rT She { ; ets ° - é ‘ ; om poe - a: ; . } . L ‘ - —- ih = .~ " , a? me . o thi young man said. powe ; . - . , ~ ‘ ‘ mriiy fy } ; y = > , . ' " Fs “* . : . > ‘ ° / . = = : ° Toe the Editor of the Poust-Dispa + ss im Ol Powers possessing the ~ PET as : - ELS : er ; ~~ —_—,o a 14 ‘And your hair has become largely : . :' shee: lion. All that is true. It is a reformation whic rreatest armament« ¢ poety : Sac ih ciety aS BC cnt age a PAID Se SRG | : , = COUNGRESSIONAL investigation oi! ee ee ese ari ssa: enna ten initiace measures of re- “Teas” | 3 ony , “tek, Gee Sere, Oe a ow, 7% ’ very white, "The . ae é : must apply to both the Legislatures of the states and duction. . ) ; % t hand S why the fans stay away from tue — ene a gn eesti a And yet you incessantly stand on i Pris ‘ Bie “ie to the Nationa! ‘ongress +h mini _ ot it ea: ae tinue 7 brow! «:” ball Kuni ~ in a rolé ce t ; A cad Ui si Css, In Lule ‘ Pssst n Chi it 7 rere = = - o — . \l, ( hs v ri} your ! ¢ ad Sal a. on ro ’ ‘cory ¢ wh “hia ._oo ~ = * . . — Se ’ ne “Ls a $ @ one of the writers for vour fine sports Post-Dispatch, which has been observing this matter Ointirntiem te werran' ry ; Do you tink, at your age, it is : , sale 4 : :, . War©rra ol i cause of disarmam t ; + * as she = . } ; " +‘) . i) vy? ATia se & T = . * . - ii i { ! «re ¢ s tone aww —? ase : 1. — . 2 - i a i* . : F “ Phil Bail and his s' : roller would | ‘“© Most potent adversaries in the field of reform ctewart’s somewhat wryly mirth- | word, A ~ jae > . x} . - ~ ® be quite praminent in the press reports; They defeat everywhere, as they have defeated WH fu) tale, is not quite accurate. He ing Is ra 4 ws - - © * = ss . a A 7 aad , > at - . > od 7. : a2 . = = Pay limere _ “ : - RE C ™ . * ae - ~ magni ; bs of the investicn ne con : ee Ss Iindaings. Missy uri. eve rv atte mpt to reforn erin n ] rst} , E = HICK TOWN 1S. “as hard . to be calle d old, nor Wh - ; . 7 *, = .? ’ . 7 ’ ’ j ~_ 7 ; . = ~ * . ~4 ; oo = ® Most fans would say that he wrecked the / 7 agers of the bar wiht wn es pane ou igen 3 lianna ormick, Illinois’ Represen had his hair turned white, but un abou f ’ , > . > . > ’ _— —_ "9 \4 bs ~ ees Aaa . ‘ ‘ ia . . ; ? ~ oe . * chances of St. Louis’ most popular tean ; a ~ | Lative-at-large in Congress. savrs the real “hisk’’ ¢ deniably he did rather stand on his . . —the Browns of 1%°22 and there outs— COsnizant of the situation and quite outspoken } ae inonigmgsnags es... head and wave his heels at the ister + . nd aA " -* _- = tA 44 ‘ ~~ & «4 4 a a . are ti ‘ ~ 4 : r : : ’ _ * ‘ , ; : se « . F . " oa a o> i? = ‘ . | ‘ F es so { - en Co 7 \\ ;+ lh, : ho + 5 = , ’ . ; : ° _-_~ ai OY his refusal to Ti oh at ss it 4 : 1435 ~ af, ~ &VOUU ALAA A eee" Mr. Hino, ‘-T ~ . i , ¢ . world 1T) ge neral. 2AKe + inn * : : ; . . of a) - , .* > ~ goss ’ ; 4 ee S 1] rT] \ | ~ 9 ? fe, rv = - ‘ - ** " ‘a , ce , ‘thought Were not exorbitant demands (the responsibilities of the average citizen we entire... See eae ; Jon ‘rom Broadway, “and Cheevy, he had reasons. Five years a . ® from Baby Doll Jacobson and Marty Mc-' jy qisagree. If we care evercthine an + tmtan} Silait tOWNS Lave Geveloped more writers, opera before the opening of this chron- r Manus. And then when George Sisler 7 k * (eee Maas wie. ; = Se oleate singers, sculptors and naintere 3) ; icle, his ambitious and managing that 4 ; ' = : vat . 1) = - - - ‘ . ‘. . + *} 4 Aah M4 441,04 S at da chili Lie Trea . . i > could do nothing with a group of pronrn- OORKS the I lit ¥ imi OL law We w mid se | h ou ait ail wf , Sita adie nad gone to her reward. which ® «rly disgruntied athletes summarily to/ Sense of values and our sense of justice He s; - “leaving him with 17 chairman- cluded pa j; . - " m Nn ri > - ’ _— ‘ o * ob ea hs P ‘ e ¢ _ . . . : } lle Yr)! ‘elove mar} ' ‘ opeetal : ; MM AVE PAC utai sy Sialis er The Yr in ; ‘ : 3 shunt the onus to the marveious man that a SUTPrisSing number of our people, otherwis ; . . ;, . ic MeCormii BK ships and two ehildren. The chalir- and t ® from Michigan—well, the fickle fam f0r-| oF responsibil le the gaemsstetie thawn dettian eciogue May go unchallenged. Her verdict that the manships (thrust upen him by the | faith. ; gets but his ardor can be ‘ocangial 1. } ci Sn eee: oan weet ints big cities are the “hick” tan —— pcs is late but unlamented) he had quick- refer tor ae “oA |W lat ie te rnis the extraordin: ry notinn that 7 =e ae - ? est : a8 ae . —— aAaER” 6 We Li DK, ‘er. ; : " : _? ro : And then the investigators might dis- . . +} ; . = ee ee ee ee questioned 1 hannier identifieatinn « we at } a+ ly gotten rid of—but the children | - ¥ s : yy - . _ » Be os . . . o sialeia : a ‘ sid ; : i i i ij re i 7y . “ ' “ c + : —» cover that the iain is just too new for! Made tor those who choose to.obeyv them. That is mee m Mey St sCast De | remained. And there were times} rapt. - , . . . : 7 ? SUDMILTeEG ' mee Tha» 4} 9 we . = St. Louis. We miove slowly here beside’ well meaning enough, -but illogical The neonle of co eee ste ee cx town Is alWars some when Austin would have rather that wi ; & 5 Pe WW, 1 nee ee : | . - bAUS ila. A iit © ak (>i ot he @ nian, . Ee ye Te 2 : 3 ; : F . o with h wy s the muddy Missis Sit bis \ ALM (oO rem the I nited States are far Fy rom b Ce a. 11 ; ~ tsa db A — j san - artcidast& ? ab Ls always & Ime pret. rré d that he had ke pt the : * inisce about the good old days, and there ee Sean nots a oon ei Ue ’ sy chairmanships and let the children | and wi . . ' ~ are ailkKe. lev are *rtainiv far from hel} —_— ee oune : . is absolutely nothing to link the present aAAC rhey are certainly far from believing tha a go. They were so—much like his for the . * . ’ . : thy 1? atti*tsr Aan —- . » . , . , onl” AAL + : ; Aint ’ Saif > Uae 1] 4 - ‘ aT han ae ‘* ‘ » RKrowns With Bobby Wallace and Rube | Uielr attitude toward law should be undiscriminating Pee 50, conserve wif three « Waddell, or even George Sisler and kK: —_™- If the v were w nat Mr. Hoo yer thin ks the ms be mee 1 aw S20 UG Af { ‘ ATT) uT | r pre 1n line fettle aan ine —— SS : Th r we learn wh v father felt “My My asi " - ‘, 2 . ™ a . aaid iif iti ve. . we _ ase — ~ -— wane emmnnmasiie ecient meiindendNSRindibsieenerseeeee ———————e ee SO Oa Ee a i a = } W illiams. Ev: n Vanetider ss 0c, . is ee SF > ; ; - —__—___ - acte ao ¥ ne: an since the Bianch a y . o the very blue laws Of tbe states wou P leap fron dati pee at ted oe . + f Emi # end poor lone, lorn Pepper James chant- | se _— eaten IT CAN BE DON e a . son and daughter had reached that] © mT : : ste : é i their dusty tom 1c fH Ps ste ' sco +} _ Ramin Son A. S 8) ¥# : } . ing his tenor exhortations among ail) f GuUsty tomes to lasten upon us the senseless in- zo & DONE. eC time when people are far older she wh — eo + Ar oe a ~ . i hi} TS? “ + >, > t , 2 . 5 ’ 7 4 fan who remembers Urban Shocker, Carl/ what they say, why does Mr. Hoover’s-own govern- | ?*™ nal phase. Eventually even I: L again. poor old dad seemed to them | Of the | Wellman and Barney Pelty. i ment announce t} at the Jone : law ; > - ‘ a-man with 1 a wy th of f aidan ee a -'s ~ @)} Vic & tis. id man th it tne Uisimiissa Oj Dr schmidt rrom the Chica ™ Med: | f even younger than he felt. wanted | MNEMOSYNE., " . > ' : . ~ + Q ’ = on . . " . . ~, cietv 1s in itten mf + . lines res ts — } = ’ . ’ i It St) t muc h of a story that Mr. “ orks = » (ean What it sa VS. = , , ve did® CADUAUSE eyerv device Ki Own ft: Bi —— a a eee S WLOLi LALIT ¥ i) Was Ge nn?’ a co0d Work tor patients ‘3 a ; " . : = “ > * ‘ ‘ ~ : Nw - i > eo — . " ee ae ee - : Applauds She riff for Lotto Raids. Vv nat he t » pre sSstes tnere — +} ‘ gy py Clave frie j r+ TY : —- v , _ sia rt - iV \ rs. In Si] h plig s Hi a Practically at COST ° 2% i} if tne ~ > oT tr 7 c ’ he ‘. ? C ae is ~“-.« +> , i e ' t > a | & ’ r . . 44 Se 4 i e VA ict — . i 44 ia ae ‘ . . — 5 a * baw \ \o ‘ ai’ a ALwMulLlif im) LV etaics but a | so det - To the Editor f the -Post-Dispatch: oheerva nce _ Theor ~— — , [iy FF. wim : The Sthat aoe rae Neer 4 : ' Rh otitis Giekion . : ’ i AVE a ay — ae ven He urges respect for law and abhorrence: bie gare niin ©eupreme Court yesterday de- sAS NCS LC iSUre OF jucement the the ‘ read »' our ®aitori: Of ‘ Drii j , [8 2" . > ’ . . T} ; } ~ “; ; ’ ¥ ™ ; 4 - ‘ . ¢ | : . : . 7 : ; ol Crime t ‘ ignore = tne obs LOUS la t toat 7r) ; ics - neictcs . ou , . i sb itt ra OT} OT 1cs (i &¢ LSr¢ Yr} } vv even if . iP ar ratte 7 | ot | »sSr ome p .. . ‘ "e ; —> . ni sail ‘ ; _ scoiunneeinanatiaannesittinaninitaaa aati ; , a = So Bk KNOW OUri crime other than the 8 per cent which he attributes | *UC2 Upheld iree-inonths’ jail sentence passed ™ on ; own present Sheriff, but I surelyw appreciai: eae iss oo — ' ' 5 eC a , i ak cate should a ig t bf "SP PNef ‘ « : } it I } Ny ; } 4 tt . i Ps ¢ | ‘ + : } - j gion, u . the raiding of the women’s gambling | ‘9 PPOUMuon, and | most of the disrespect in our tim: a ee ee ee imere are now no more Werdia VV = lhe Baltimere Evening Sur WASHIN ‘1 nh "| She pt . 4 id aaa is meee ie eer . ao : - -_— allio ~ . thing na &O ; ‘ ‘ss . ar wl Fr | Say *r ‘+s > . Lee " sit oe te 4 for law is in ‘% tut} rh » | . ° a = ; ; 4% X tee ~ ° } al pe . . . *. ’ “ > = ‘ 4 , ofan ’ . — : - . - GTON. 3 uens Mech nave just as little right to , aS a insctitation, have resulted directly or we wits tO ili ©ingciair r IS poss that 1 ian HERE’LL probabiy be a lot. of “hal husbat ry* : . ° > : > 7 " > " ? = = atin . erie me ea’ : I I ‘ : i “ _ r [4 y ~ Ti >. } > | iy} tn ~ ’ ? . ; 4 ° ‘ : en “@* ro 63 to present Lite ] ‘ Dlie bite qa”? +? I b! ia at the : é : m i tad L hu PEL es on tne € Di ican si of me to see the Post-Dispatch Se ; 3 ienal sIw ot 4 ilien : , ie hee eat ee icn a choice, because there are a vast dik wi de @ eo an ri I : a& iberai code which 1s repugnant to their sense i essen , ' cS t OL jali., ror once th Vas 1010 > tsie Pop} r Ate S. ; her nf cas - ~ Yast House curing this special session of “ P esat ful , .-* of . ee rn) ww ho ~ rving to " : are Sire + +. . +t A . : , o au . ar ." - ’ 4 y yeg,™ S wo J + > as ? s SC ; AAG . € = cond. : He ilge} ies . Pre t} i > : d § TI > : ‘al! . 3 fs ) b when adle cOmment and not denunciation for | “4m respect Dy the great majority of citizens in all.‘ : puu LN Convict a Dundred million dol BES Se nelle ~ ORS same te 7 ‘And that damages the dignity of the pro- i eatin a . as Mae ee heaters Admurably One OY | with bi - é . et - cls : i Getner ditterent. The charge: was« 7 ori tirh: . " » 9 seen i é¢2 ‘ 7% — r ; . esi On) ta . TY "> i" es 7 " ~ 1} +} Be . ’ lie v emocratic ~~ conscientious Work urban communities. It is all very well for Mr. Heov-: “™ caus: . certain nonnprofit- La ; LO tha lil the clinic’s ad- | syers. ssor to Finis J Garrett. The \ ell Chosen Cast. the APE ae ted .* . _ , — . - a, ‘ ‘ ‘ \ “4 ‘ * «i i> 4 r ? A . = r ' _ - ; 24 . . : 7? > 5. ” . > THEY ¥. VW Al iJ fr . “> - i om a a are ' _ i . ’ . , , S ‘MA gs 4 4 = : : er to say that ifa law is « rong its rigid enforcemen:‘ in te sa aa ve seg and Dr. Schmidt did sor , ‘ ‘ ‘ , is his, and he is bout as adept at this 3 culine ° . | hs .% , > . > . iy ie 9 \ i tf} 's VV ‘ PNET Ayre eT. r ir . .” ul - «€ f r} } The. Ww ley He 1 avors Annevat ion. is the Sure ~ { rua t ante ~ of if s re nea | wit h wu rn w ON how id ARK ER AND SY LV oe BALDW 1N. 2 % ‘ _ : ‘ ‘ Ji * ; _ as i ‘ ‘= La ~ eS . Ot ; : oc? u — — | : " ; : - . 7 Pi ee». ie Iih¢ OCT; ai t i ea yr - q © eet ro = | a Art sts ‘ 3 id a he: er with the oi *- TEAR ago my wife and I put our, ment? We h ive had 10 wears of it now and n mp) OM Ot t ine | Lit-S] red ti7ens ~ ] Was ; r . ————— 7 wang Ui eriner side of the dividi ne . . € ¥y : life saring ; ‘ a : 3 - «? 4 J sl ta itho if re 2ortir - to nNewenar - . = - ~ aa ng Mr Frecte c itte r Ef ie Appiew hit SAVINES IN a live-room and bath; Has succeeded in enforcing it. Mr. Hoover. as an en ” a ip aw, Svivester Bald wad joo, for irge part of the laity vw olumn — , = : ee aisics. He is a veritable whirhriad Mr. Huxley “Ho ese {russe stage i: bungalow in St. Louis County, anticipat- ! ¢; ight to 1 vil t of Stat : oe never be o that the as ; ae ne werees Car cards. The correct tion. ar fiving ! we d Mt ow ant Laon The F . lon Ait eee “4 ‘ i‘ +2 OLN1Ze ’ i¢ OK a’ *-* >» fi. + ° 7’ ‘ " ‘ me ' ~ oe =——ImwHne ~~ vs stor Sa ‘4 = . +, A '- >»? ® om i tee Our i " ted py oe + 1 — P . ‘ . iA Ai. if ; P| re wor s spouting ar =nins ior , | - a oa ‘ 4 i > i J ‘ " a4 : ; “= ‘ ’ q*¢ i 4 é aad oo ' — => + 3 » ; > . as = _ | 2 2 . i : yg _poategelhe pe once iarmteratam pro rhAifionn MO ’ h 4 ‘ . ? e ¥ » 4 a ee ae . . ~U ’ SO extreme ¥ punoen t - = of) — ' 2 . ; Bets a ct cnuren, macnine Sun rapidity Mr. Ral fwiller . Noel ® | anus ; Sut, alas, the septic tanks are running —Sevene Me VesE i> aves OD now ind ne eS oa . “er OL a county Dank , $ P See Wares me ee eae iaALIONS tie Dedside man- | ; , Nee . .eGcy Spearing . 4 Robert VPtReSEs | e of : mad a om , .. ai ' 7 . ~ os are a im ; , ae , ; ; : fie A ii if Rer Ir « rat’ wit? ~t, 4h or — i ei ; Gee ‘ ‘ ee ‘ 4 PSs wf 1 : ; ; : i . . i ‘ ; + ive@ as tie vy are . ro ryhitla a lie ; » Mrs. 4. WUPe PramMoineiiil KIEL i eighbors are 1n a row \ Lik Cacn OTtne!l uUroaAT pODULAL OTS Lhoat reject this asi Eti syeex. stjOr ‘ j J £* >. . | aw = h >] dinner +h, rig veners i} lisey “ o , - a : Re a ; are MOT > SUT st than / by ing aise omfiture to aA heckler or , Kathryn Cravens | - ae P , : ; i . . ‘ . s ~ ‘ ’ uUiSpPiay "Tv , . - . ; 7 - ” . 4 = . - o- : | about drain water from the other fel- as to their morals and their well 1 ot ro niehe treatment to pat ' ' pe aid poster colors. Fur- ta ready answer ¢ juestions . Mrs. Neilie Feil.. Besse Bown Ricker | | - as to their morals and their well being ronig wreath isunfamiliar. He is dealing wit! | Was roused, when he paused to} stroy that clinic. The clinic advertised, it > ee | his warts or tak- ITH Garner in command of the Demet — Childs | : and baw le the ww reTYrts ™ ’ , ‘ ‘- - . » Fen . > ~~. *he , es , ’ | ' . . . . . ’ . fo . , j «7 . - » if yard and there is no sewer to a sales i ' i 1n oOin as i10iG1T2 (uc iav 1! ‘ - wily i Lay] ~ 1a} I ang ‘ , i ‘ | i ‘ . mith adve rtiser is worth " lot titi Aili hee * Fi ost spirtted and every group of armateur actors in talks : ; n » 4 th +f fp Ye? VI T $* . ly ae ae 7 , ‘ 7 ; / “a4. r ry) Y »? 4 . . = . . ~ tl t t . ‘ 1! - j : ’ r a he ++ ,4 : : , ’ 1) i~ ’ ry -_ > . h ‘ es jn and the quarreling £Oes on. Laie, JT asl. £4h401C0iID Said Or the fugitive Slave A" : ZT. hea! Tn qo “The Torch Park : . . ‘ . : ._- - a’ 4 i . j PT « ’ an " seal 1; +e . . 2 t iif ISTaY sr } 2 +> & ; tat ° _ y tn the county? Give me city life away / gress of the United States Supreme Court 7 proudly that he had given the Chicago new sistent ] : He publicity method of the movi: yed by the reversal Bags wearers” at least once every year | fo : ‘ - . a 2 A pee 4a, . Aa . Pe i : : eatin , ~~ = : . , =m 4) Lit WsSpa ner . . se | ‘ if 2 4 ; 4 4 > ’ } + . ae Pre crs be ° . . : J : trom narrow-mindedness. su "Wr me la ‘ ry} , - > - . > - ‘ i Apt . _ i ‘ | i 4 iiss | 1@ qs re a7 v Importar ¢ for 1 : Ve ‘j at ths Pols last November, | Pretera bly at the beginning of the | ; : supreme law. he legends upon every temple of ius. W#4ts What in defen t peerless a zi any but lent . — i on as plans to bat oe lia : | | I earnestly hope the Post-Dispatch will | 4; Z 7 ee on ee oY aon RASGLSS Bole. per Sie profession as a whole to avoid bad adver. | P/@?S to battle every inch ef 10 7am season. For it is the Little Theater | qguoe . 4 , Lice and Lit ’ [ye mw er | fit . , = lig , ha . ‘ : ; " by cy 1 ™ rin : > Al : ; . +7 ‘ i ° T i Dern ‘ra tin princials B “ak ” ; i go all it can towards helping annexation a : pon every legislative building in the Unit. eit 2000)] - #e deplored that littl 5 sewrt hina Se : re eee = suerte 183 nO manner of doubt that sai al “hea Ocratic ideas and a laughing at itself, laughing at the | which " oi +. . P Maturit nm an atmosphere of a asain is azo business has been just that her pus evision and farm relieg *if-conscious pursuit of Culture | tod . " ; ; ' i j n ? ~1 ’ 6 ‘ ™ ry} . le vs + a? . J | , : ‘ ‘ in ‘ . : . , error . tia > = m 7 ‘ a 3 ic comes up. JOHN SA\ITT HE R ~ i JIN. the pert ple is the paramount law A}] hictar : — 3 (Tis? ? . f mans =a c ‘ ‘ ' matte — : . - ae S { ‘ is extremely Gitiicuit to he lie: o +} at ‘ . Special Se ssSi0ni. A { @Ty« lle d witht “a capital oe F the ) Kiel i _ —= - ee “= “ - ») - rc? - +¥, . x4 - 2% , ae in the 3 A . » — — like the martyrs, and nideed. the saints hat Parker's stat ent 9 " : © ® quacks, (7) — ot « motives om +h. ' . ' 7 om Follower of Henry George. : a : enc, indeed, the saints, have 1 alate youd ave been more im. mrs. : all : ‘zO Medical Society needs 1 Ost is not ' ‘ee * ‘at all too often contribute to- | 616.366 F . ° t s liter of t P «t. y teh ~isted the inw whe thev Paol¢ mProc , ; ~ i tT P : i ; » , s .* Su : OF I ' j %, ; redy rian + mrnfe od - , ” ~ Tn Mie eat J ‘ ; fran e bo War . ; ie ‘ ‘ : > tay ost-Dispa tch i en they felt it t De tyrannical and L evi baidwin had stared ut of jail il * Ca: ® seal : aes : » pre asion: ra ics but a eos i s ank ness wit. ird making ir got only a very | forts man ¥ . Ss . . ; } 1h} ] : : - . , . . ™ ; / \ i aa : oe ryt é-3 rvs ‘al ‘+. . 4 "saw lé 2yTyit @ : 4 rus : : +? - : - Indeed, many Post-Dispatch | Unjust. Law can be respected only when it is pr nger \ anes Geet 01 vats aeretr measure of judgment. Se ee eee » and biting ittie, but a very deadly institution. | cost g . ‘ , eas ~ a~ Kaa’ OT | : : tT] T «> @tterte rT roa } ; ’ “ " ; ‘ . ‘ Gf Lu? ~ iii vi i , ~ ' 3 ‘ " ‘ P PrP, Pry? ’ — ; | . ; if hol: One “? hy : 1 . have the welfare and interests of their ei Party are Aaving strawberries a1 ” 7 rm months *in ia v sii pik. vs COMUNE Oneself to a poin. of view i: yas Longworth have long been. ¢ iad a finish and a swift pace that Ady me? . 7 . ' ‘ = . (Mespnite A. Fw, ~ 4 . m Dus ‘Tan TH ' > a . : * . . + : . ‘ . ’ . ‘ . ! } re = =... ’ ; ’ VA : ‘4 «3 : ry 4 Teo: ‘maar 2 7 > on ‘* > LJ © floo - 1+ ‘ ? by ’ : t 3 The unemplov ment probls iT. i Ts T} t LacLiIon tr ry rye + = .. : _— ; -_ WwW iu Pa | 4 Pa . . . P : er v as +2 > Pry ~ »? oe . : P ; 4 : ea q as the unfair tax system, is a worid-over a as | - } i id on " ¢ a aqanere 0 such a policy in his prac. yas th kre VPUULIICaAN jeacger. ; iy everyone who has ever taken The —? ; hie . +. — —* , ‘ ’ "y . ie ; “4 problem, In St. Louis we have ecg ; AIRPLANE ACCIDENTS. | his patients, But it is inconceivable that tice would succeed mainiv onal Garner is an opposite wage | ¢ | __ A GOLFER'S ROMANCE. Aerial accidents such a ae ae &man will perpetrate a fraud 1 t niy in populating rett, his predecessor. - The : } an amateur , roduction. Bd — I G ra é ele : ae ey oe Liit STavewy Ss for + . ‘ : Sanaed ong ee _ . eee eee ; " as d i an g ae . ‘ teal 7 = aveyards, for it would be necessary Wa tnt eo © everyone who has ever seen one. cipas € eague ® men of these leae . ‘ WVeieee 2. £600IS DOY 1@il in ilove ‘ e st n > 7 ; mOypes (tO Bain Dy if, and usu vY whet } ior him to treat th a+ 48 regarded Dy all as one of hel whic oxt . 4 ss ; » = ¢ } i a ies io.’ . ahii ii LA . A idta } w ; “— "\ : "he ‘ ‘ = : a4 i som 44 > ‘ I > ; ae ui " ‘ . a . { : 1c ik© ' hs — . ei | u.akNOss8 regardle Ss sf — = - 0 we Ho 13 G ring h a? entire Population. Fun men ly , , os . * | rt aa : ; i 7 ii Ssifane Vy ‘ r} th 3 mare e i Troan nrna? + ’ 7 _ gs > 4 ez . _ / i I inifig i ; ; if Ewe sy baa y) 2) Q miz Dp ad » ‘ ne » ox. T it Tex i 2S orte is his adi it ™ a crand burlesque on all Lit- Ww. oT ye . ‘ gal - ‘ en 1 0eu | : ’ resOp sudsequentiy. in to Pion? : '. 2 - ; 2% — - S44 . ~ ‘ ‘ |} : . Y? ’ ~ ’ 7 ’ 4 ~~“ » . _ VW i i ‘ | entre », re a ? : a ae ; — > > ie a) ty i - . . . ; : , ; ¢¢ 4 - i a ea . Tapia ransportatio: patients a not turned into iis aiway ready to switch to a radically ai¢ ine new Vemocratic chieftain ne . ld . . ; ieee VU si ii oe : didnt want a golfer { son-i : ry : OU. KEIVENR {(O Various other erent method if the condition of- hie na yer, an extensive land owner and & Orie! PT ear hry ent at the end on the the r ‘ie ~~ '. foe = _— * ‘ . ‘ ° ~ 4 ‘ aii ia . =iLiitz Li‘ ? rt co + os — ‘ oF . . . as : : : / biic Ps = 4 ° . ‘. . - _ & ~ SERRE 5 +o the Bxiitor of the Poet Diepat »* ‘ ww TA { }t PTO catight the Ie H Cc ~, ;' , ; . ] soak 4 = 1.i10TSs to Supp r+ ress 7 : Tienf seems to make + desir Pe why shor -— He se rwed i”? thre Texas Le gisiature mpor: afice ar : lity and skill in left : . " sey. Se ; ‘ ’ e ‘ 7 ‘ e bh seem . - . . . _ a . ; ‘ » ‘ ‘ one fae P Be . o@ ida er — of -* > om] if any one part a on Townaslhin are hyua ; } .¢ mo ; ‘ : oT ? a ‘ 4 \ 4 IOL ET Per uM ABEL. . . * =. : c- iL ‘ ® ; ii ‘ ii a © se Ext > : ‘ pasecs throush thie seetia: : : Shen — ’ ; bi ing S ' = in 500 feet om course, reach the largest nassi on Aem Ours raising onions a stone at of Mra. Neille e | , gant sam ee SEG £ State | “Sik ‘ne goer Of parts has a distinctive niche . poe ea ate cae. a ae : ely hagas te — ELL, a new orchid has already been Me} ‘ m “ . on Gan ‘ ai ther | 7? * we - . P ¥ smoothest in Miso. Besse Goree apes him. Flapperdom fazes unen ee ;, . : ' 1 DY airplane ents In contributes to the achievement at | -F Ohne alter Mrs. Hoover, but what | ocratic men in Congress At afl times 4 : : sO terrible a promptress ean er LEAS ROR HRN Re NBO esate 4 me . i , i ' ; @ tan ’ aed # ss ~ Be >> > ** ’ = re We iting 5 J ?] 6d , ’ ~ r ~~ : - Washinton Coun! : , ‘eee oie ®pdtrance Last tribute of all caddie — : aa : . -—T dppear as hazs gous an object adn edly desirahie Therat re in ant & hopefully ior is fer Sore shows a careiess disregard for the f+ the h : . ; L 7% : Ble aay ii = nT J +) .2 aT ™ sail ; ‘ : ; . . , Se @& rine nt Lite . a : : . 3 and t« Ur: hile ta ] 4 a roade asian aie ’ to byt pry On > might oe es spe whtad | tT tut Mis >t 7) Mia ke . It is signifiesn: 5) a i> any such met od unet} 14 le ta m1 . s ’ Wiits ° Prot stant. dry horticu tur- | amenitix s of official! life ter Ww 6! * history of the thea- ? fo> the sake of a feu RE ish “a Mee Misit suppose, then, that a champion | tha: ¢} e pilots of 1 seaniinn Wane ar cits & severe strain on t definit ar et! ; = To Bame @ new violet after Sister Wille- ” - ? verde. this silly, cldish woman with i. " MMMTCr-VisitoOrsa, goifer, actual or hentia!) ar , ae Ane ipa we Sew SUI pay Operating the passen rr} 7 | - CLics brandt 3 . ™ore has wrem@ personal experience in travctiac |. ai or potential, would be welcomed into rer plane struck he the e- ee ihe public has its choice between two sm IS verbal attacks are not of ine money and leisure thes ‘ © ni - Se ithe family with pride and Ss te CR SY the piane of a “stunting” army theories On +) ; oi a -_—- elligence. Mrs. Ricker played ver the t nienr Low "we } +. ae t ’ . oe i a i she a20G rratefulness and a prod Pp i at _ Tr) ; S hae aa rl “ . ne is (nat the i isi Cago doctors PROMISIN whally to Republicans. Even bis > % ; this well it a * . . iT } oa = . ; was gen ine nn Rhe : aute. 4 hat mriore ‘ ; (or oe Pan ' 2 : +. 7 ; . + ‘ " sa Luis i is ai ut *¢¢ rigidly to a fantast . definition of athire ' ROBABLY the most promising career back with an attack on Tom Blantom, | eve not a ly fu y. ; eOumty that has ro o: "; "0 he DOY put bis clubs aside, got a job ai ‘he lad mh ae The other is that ther wer Seas * of all oll nm achieved a fine sembiance of th Ome @xecept| . ‘ ai the lad The jumping cactus its a feature of -ha Seuti hat they were enraged be- * ail careers is that of a politician caiteague from Bis Own State, . the absent-mt i» | . 4 , ae r Aa . ~ - ae : : iit ~ (pern = ~_ o~ : . Soa — " * Doorly-paid ti ; ‘ crs foot, fas Won Prometion MAS CONVing . * — oe cause this clinic ts treating at a very low ——seeeee Bianton had been making te —o oe oe of women ; > ed 1 c sl the earma “ Ww A ; " > 7* ; es. Ty} *n . ; es 7) ‘ > ei 4 ‘ Va ) \ g if tt : i ; ry > Y . as ' "es thea , ~ ic ‘y v , ? . a ’ : ' ’ . - . 23 ‘AR M WHITE: , ANG TI ¥ ine Wedding hells « My 7 | ea | COUIG De ¢ Ss a or patie 7 WhO, Without PITTING TASK FOR AG SNTUs a ee cecn, kK, No I , a a oa" j . rPOeoan ww rhe by On OUT WAY to <¢e Ciinic, might Sif private | rctitioners From Kay Features« - e — a 0 mr hr ype astead of an Em-;: ’ard solving th: (arm-to-mar - probier ind pa t Richer rate for the sam treat- * yr would like to see Einstein trying to ote eee ee ee ee Valley } ~ “stein trying t |} The way he lashed hie colleague in 4 . iixrure out his in rr) gs : s - Ing Bax. | fresh in the minds of aii on Copite: Bl a Excellent. too, was Mise Kathrys Tavens tn the rote of Mra. J. Dure Dinelli, that swell lady whe is

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: a - - oT. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH’ | . 7 | a - " _TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 1929 - ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 23 | ~ | en aaeaeeenncemeal —— . a one * ~_ : ‘ ' aes “ cocaine tact eee t td Many B { z | vee Se OOKS N | | : ” . : Ve y . * ‘ ‘ + TRE A eC OHN G NEIHARDT i T | ; Sf St ? ss ‘ B O O ' : a ws, ¥ o? Bye : 2 4 an “7 ’ } | y . . M Cc I nt yre | ee ee etory OfaGUreat ‘Stewart has to tell, but there are’ | | a % ey A “Road aes ts cenas aoe cae ang nec | NEW YORK. April 2 ETTERS to St. Louis friends; Mr. and Mrs. Henry O'Neil, 4250, Westmoreland place, will give & ’ 5% / . > WEN Vy) > asnionadiy i ant. Fa eric ' , -T- ’ | avi 4 , aDri - 4 & . a = ne ' ann eo : / “ae . ; F . Sout ‘SE gl and son fall in love with ns a iShubert Theater Ends Season ICH er oF ene Grebe. The Old Coat ae Gladys H song scciresdhap icon) emnguitagncnasatendlpirtBire cry 2 NAT sega st fs , . “~My re -Irme ° “ =, t }€ ~ & ’ » . — 7 ‘ _— , ; © . ‘ s F : “— ee ~ . , €i5 yaaa nn ORMGON, By Wiiw, oio on tt turns out. is it With Delichtful Pl men can no tonger be | moe may adorn the Moroccan > ys Hearn, daughter of Mr.| ment was announces recently at a| Deer Creek Club on Litzinger road, bs te * - , , . b, ; ‘ -— \/ as « > ‘ +. . . : ic . ‘ , ? 8 r¢ ” ' S3 Ts fay j, Ghent ¢ BeaEmaNs. } love with t} tl I ft nai ss chHsitru d\ of judged by antedated standards | Siek or the Siberian mountaineer ~- Mrs. Edward L. Hearn of} luncheon given by Mrs. Steinfeld| - aa Tee, 2 dias neither, thougn atter the | ~- Pe of hel redity The | tomorroys ‘or : New Roche N r ' a ‘ ' : . *, ’ 4 ENS A his introduction Mr. Ghent! manne } : r® sand | amous Diarist. | t r heredity. The town | | rrow. Europe hasa shortage os le, N. Y., and Sheller for a group of her dsughter'’s| Mrs. Randolph S. Lyon, 15 Dart- ; 0 eS N iner of her kind she _ plays} house, country estate. a box at the | Of Old clothes because every Loomis Steinwender of Paris, 10} fri : ‘ford ave . i he id } oS. ’ “* “ tes mys: “It is singular that no|/about with both. There is a scene | eee fe ak a ees fase ' “ause everybody is eae : ; . » 4 riends. The marriage w.ll take) ‘Or avenue, and her small daugh- "S yesh mpreh nsive historical treat-|in which fat! Ses ; : -* = | opera, a shooting lodge and string | Wearing them out. Few Americahs | ays ago at Cannes. The bride is; place at 6 o'clock Friday evening | ter, Sue May, have returned from . — ese . Te : . : : 3 vs , . é . ONS . aa co Aregon Trail ha a ier = on engage In | AND SO TO BED, a comed: OES es of polo ponies used to mark the | these prosperous days wear out | well known in St. Louis, having at the home of the bride's parents Cincinnati, where they visited a Ye . ment of the regon rail has un-j/a rather brutal boxing match, eacn | by James B. Fagan Presented at the | Millionaire. But that is “ er? i their hal | Visited M A] > anadindi semahorizes: , . Thee t 4.) B a now been attempted.” The ap-j understanding that the g ‘ee Shubert Theater with the folluwing | re. But that is “old stuff” | their habiliments. Old derbies are| oo oriy Mi onzo Christy Church, | George O'Neil, New York author| former finishing school classmate Big, v4 - Spike ti} now adi ; o | “ i : anding that the girl is at; cast riug!in America’s unprecedented pros- | ©Specially in demand to ship to} formerly Miss Doris Drummond, {and playwright, will be his | th. |of Mrs. Lyon. Mr. Lyon and their ‘es d 4 singularity mizh ne exX- 1e LtTOom of the silly busin ss. | Sus ‘ Pers aes & Marvaret Ter i . oof a ye i ‘ | ‘ sin ci Teas ; : ‘comfort rather than in outward | S27 '°F pants—also make an ap- | She was graduated from Eden Hall and M , Ne pe a a ee “ : That ~ ») SAY ! . ne | ¥ Ye y re : ror Rag lis : seth, Bill : . ; ys . nies . e \ ; . ! i . Nei g ; > : : subject. ie = tS ; CS i 1€ W itever god: there be, for he 1S | lg ap a oP Louis Haines | show. Display is the symbol of peal among uncivilized. The Cash | it} Philadelphia with a number of : ‘ r : eil and his bride will! Mrs ~eadestals See a er ; + to set down in chronological | going to need help! | Pelham Humphrey .... Euward Forbes | | Clo me ay th . ._ | St. Louis y yw ' sail for Europe on their wedding; . |. —° . =e firs dhe ot ti 5 w. Caesat ” Leted Garentene Calin | the nouveaux riche. and even the | nen now pay the highest prices | ~~ Ouls young women. trip. TI Vy x '5 Lenox place, has sent out cards e the principal facts © the | -- vent te Mrs eres : ain Mahennte | ae ' : ' ! te} awa: a >, ro eee ‘} oy , is, that rt — sn nsive S| rapher of the famous New England | f yin e local theater sea-| under another name at a smart | tels have a background for their | Rule, 5250 Westminster place, and Field, Long Island. ~ ; narrowest sense. ; . | nina gale o aug re fe | : — | aric penis @ Gin” dele pt . we : ae ce A gle ‘eat SF iettas poet, and editor of her works, and je A ed cS a orang * ae | hotel, and uses it about an‘hour or | San ae manner. | hey are re- | Loomis Johnson of Paris. formerly Mr. and Mrs. O'Ne!) §r with —- re st RD ' who recently returned to the U | easing Wages faine to the snubert | ‘ , or | cruited largely f ar »| of St. Louis Hie was e vated : ‘irs é > " ; | J . . sa 4 : ~~ nit- . SO a W eek. Tie rely for a haircut ; > PD ivTOtrnR the arrmiv of i ’ . 4OUlL . € VW as educated at the If Son and daugh er-in-'‘'a Ww NI r source materia a is last night bringing along a charm-|; ye : ‘ “" | widows a al ‘ ae pais i owe SSE. with the e | o il ; and ed States from England. range + = - ong a charm and Massage, and while undergoing | vidows who have met financia] re. | the University of Wisconsin. Mr.|and Mrs. Joseph O'Neil of Denny |! 73 v 0 1e 1! e $| ~ ne aeryv*? . . . . . } ls . iss ‘ah ¢ 4 | : ‘SS c Ss Y 3 & oe ¢ . . : - re “Ses ‘ i - *f2 “s : , . . . yj or . } J ‘ . ’ : ; therefore a se abies Seopa | That Emily Dickinson's sister,’ q,, a ve % a y three star and aj these ministrations receives inti- | verses and are forced to make their | Steinwender is managing the! road, have departed for New York To Owners of Parker Pens 1e 1e,. “4 ‘ i eee 2 a. as i pp * c” “as “nz - . . Wess ’ P a — ‘ ’ 4s - a | Se oe . : i sete See by ting Pes | Lavinia, hid these poems, said | in yi tn sinalliow ~a ~ gan one | mate business associates and dic-| ae lhe Waldorf had one clerk | annes. branch of a Paris bank-j| to attend the ceremony | magn! -eN ) . , ~ ne | Mme. Bianchi “there is hardlv a ; . 6 is! 4tipiis anit 1Or- | tates to a brace of stenographers | 10 once Diaintained ; $30.000 ; |ing house for the spring after | 7th. ‘ * ° Ait hide » will take “j - ying flesh of 1 an e€XP : ~ | / on h: 6 vac | > leay. l€ *, as, ; ; apartment on the s; » ff] |whieh he will take his bride toa) Judge and Mrs “oy . ROOF - ving cet i oat | doubt; and that I found them was| .. jovable little play takes it A San Francisco capitalist brings | over : 1 S6e EOE | . Irs. Virgil Rule, 5250 thing to your advan- ypon Mr. Ghent’s well constructed phy the meres hance Ty Ss ere vable little play takes its title, | 1; }over Which she presided In ¢ | Paris to live Westminster plac ili } “43 ; : Perhaps Mr. Ghent hi 2 he merest chance. St TES et Cid mw ween eco Dae | his barber qn trips to New York mit y oS n ad- | | pre ace, Will have as} tage if you willcallat skeleton. sent we oe nt hiM-j/| that contained them, you see, was | re : 2 ars pos? 2 ae UPON | and is‘ registered under the bar | versity she sought solace amid | Mr. and Mrs. Hearn and their their guest for several weeks their t} t f is, and there ee}; ¢ vedas ans yedrooms € he | ; yeti “ > VAar- | scenes of happier dav ae — : ie pen counter ol an self could do ; : “gr — - are incorrectly labels d, and up until , ¥: I q - ir w) } S yut from the ber s name to avoid inter’ iow , | a VU happie [ days. daughter jiave divided their time nie Ct. Miss Julie Johnson, daugh- - ° . - y > an iere 1a ae Aes Mahle! i cn malyh , anys . i aig ie , : All anQi r . ' . . ; . , 7 , ee —_ : $ » P ee ec 4. a . cone | last year, when [ discovered them, | 4 .+nor of the t 1 oe | Nearly every millionaire traveling |N , nized matron writes to a| between New York and Paris for; ‘®" ° Mr, and Mrs, Loomis John- store in your city where ieyV ». couls . haps j ; ; AULHNOrP Of Une fT. 9uUS Viary , r : . en . ‘75 1) Wwew *K WD: oP : , a rie ? > “ ont ~ ect r= ai a d ; ie iin Engiand in the mid-160 rit wr me meee ' - mrewar days. cis y , rret. , a [awe War en , . | US. TREASOD journalism. he m i es ae rtake | deeds and things of that sort. l the ine Be ati ae ten with) listed among ship passengers. | “ hil ‘ys, gives big dinner par- rhe civil service took place at| New York May 1. She is a former | . ’ “ ¢ . . . cinta salad | y ee Ogden Stewart. (Harper’s.) of poems were written at the | : ate -inues and other exclusive areas : o A|in the chapel of the Cannes Cathe- : ae High Lord of the Adr “ ¢ es ared fellow like tha , ae os . . re tae bai “MN, OU are old, Father William, | height of Emily Dickinson’s| tye first i sak Admiralty and| maintained by yearly rentals of g, | eae Hat should be sent| dral Mr. and Mrs. Steinwender Mr. and Mrs. Allen T. West, 48! " a ‘ the young man said powers and as autobiography | ae irst society reporter on record {| frofn $30.000 to $50 000 and 3 need away Without even a character. Sr, went to Cannes from Paris for er - Pe, “~ « e ie , _~ ’ ~*~? ‘s ‘ , — . i allio ‘ vv ' ' A Se , " -s I; sail = “4nd your hair has become| largely concern the poet's love. oft a ae to take time | by out-of-town visitors on sporadi ND : ithe wedding, and with Mr. and he ows . , a ibis ‘casslOnaliy tc 0} | —_ ." § iM - P : iT } “ ‘at, ‘ 5" a } Seam & not alas sanaenta: tie | ine i *0 delet that Y ink te nek 6 Sigaign oe a Sa im xe sr Ae tages and walls are hung with ta- Be 2 gh CUPlosi rom the taste been traveling abroad for several | A ral 26 and 2 ’ | ea : s Late ¢ f ¢ p flan Oo liC Ke | - : ai , riv i] a : ii me | s ‘ i was hardly to he ealled old nor } magnifying giass to decipher Reg | pocke ‘ hav sian a Pp » pestrie d treasure 5S al d VW OrkKs of Org v : ’ i is “it bus 1} today, thie re j months, arrived in ( amnnes just ' “ d - , : : | L ¢ e . ¢ > ss » ‘ : aS Is uf ens ‘ 7 . yeas . 3 ; had his hair turned white, but un- When questioned for further facts | path, the gallant S ne % sn a masters. A housekeeper and 14, , | t one duiryman who would! after the wedding, in time for| ' : ) : {ron ; : , the Ballant samuel runs into ' ellie ie be similar! Sfacteat the tha MMe ' : 4 deniably he did rather stand on his about the poet s love for the min- none other that His - es * - Servants are € mploved. milarliy alles yY te a ight congratulations, Mrs. hey burn . . - fle an S .aljesty, | ne . ol ‘ ' head and wave his heels at the ister whom she met in Philadel-| Charles IJ. who. it seems. ] ad rte fhe gentleman who owns it is a wis ,}and her party are now in Rome, y; . ~ ‘ ’ 4 ’ pce Ss, c S > | ; . os ‘ 7 en | wee i “ . world in general. Like Minniver phia and whose pleading she was | prior ddima-wpen the tats , re tet middewesterner and maintains th iinet Waele rhey will go to Paris May 1 and | ‘ , kn | \ : i > 1acy. s i nie ‘ ree ¢] inti . \ iy ‘ tter savs he - ‘ r ° , i Cheevy, he had reasons. Five vears forced, by her Puritan conscience, j arouses bios suspicic ae oP a. 1e | pied a te rre tne Ve ar around mere- A . I +7 _ mn to re ect, N e. ie > e " j ; - z entertain dinner jarties f¢ ! t i a thahs che f ‘ harac - | . ¥~@ before the opening of this chron J im Bianchi intimated Pepys, and between his two rulers) sj ‘eeks dur ' , teristics by t] , , , Announcement has been made of . a % ice, his ambitious and managing that details of this unhappy love, | | , a S| Six weeks during the opera season. on y the way he wears his | e + . ‘ . : P ee ae oo : na “ . | he spends a most discomforting | He has another town house wit} hat and that reealls how the Elites the engagement and approaching | + : , . fo v 1e t Ao re rs ; as £ : ca 4 . S Se. | setae al ; = CA. i | 1g) se itn . «4 «i : } ii y Le : ; . “ , =o Ne 2 tomy j pei oe i h a ee cluded life v: a : : coy a s€-; evening to the great delight and! more sombe r attenuations where h« Broudwuy Plavers’ comedian con marriage of Miss Viola S:einfeld, | Round Trip Round Trip oy “eaving him with 17 chairman- > life, was amuy secret,! amusement of the dience Lente | 2 eee "7 aang ting , Sy . »ugehte P : rt | ‘nmeten . , & Se and two children. The chair- UD i alan beak oe Skis Hien en aos nent of the audience, which! resides and where social high iinks | “U!Sed Plattsburg, Mo., @ the late | daughter of Mr. ani Mrs. Albert Good in Coaches Only, Final Good in Sleeping Cars at Extra Charge ty Sie a ' , — -ep the | is, briefly, the story of the drama. | ~ 1 90’ ith: “Grand ) Steinfeld. 270 Park avenue, New Return Limit 2 fer epace orcuples. tg manships (thrust upen him by the faith. Mme. Bianchi did. however But berepnns Mr - p : ; , -| are tabco during his sojourn. JUS Will (;,randadpa 1s in the barn- Y 7 4 H "O'N = sXe 4 sim April 28. 15 Days Return Limit ; te : , nie . epys, inely | ‘ ar ‘ith the ce: "ou @ orkK, ant enr "Nei — . ute but unlamented) he had quick-| refer to the preacher as one full) played by Walter Tie sid aga ONDON was once the _ old ee | ag ae SO, FON OH eee 4 ALSO ) in 4 ee ; . : . : ’ | orrar ¢ ’ . é ae 1 ; . a cA i >_> ii. ‘ rAe i aoa eae yy hie hat’”’ i mad ly gotten rid of—but the children ; Of grace of youth, as well as the/| character about which the story | clothes center of the world but (Copy: 1924 | a ay XCUFS ons 1} +? | Secretary ‘ ee ne eee 0 with his wife and children left| hands of Eugenie Leontovich, a | S@rments are shipped to every cor- Coarse Beene =F | lary of | “ e a — “ ‘ ones 7 . = Le : 9 oe P £ a i a | . ‘ d > hh « elussian woman who —_—— ——— — - ———— ' sia : = cn ‘ . Cn adh AQave rusing g 1? Hl d $15.50 Lima $16.00 I indlay—$ 16.50 Fostoria Pe ? "OQ ¢ ear . ‘ , . “i pectic: . ; : rate = z = “¢) iver ‘ leas se } , | 9 ‘ ” ’ > . . peste. | tht years later. brings to the theater a charm and . , died today al is home, 9 Syl- I ' eane ene 6:2 ene $1 25 Children of Proper Age, Half Fare Thus we learn why father felt “My mother,.”’ concluded Mme er mer OP motes es vester a\ e Webster Groves, aft- | inai | (00d in Sleeping Cars . ’ P | — ; nn vetisee fun* ths atin ee en & tremene- PUBLIC ME | tee aged Groves, att-/1 9x12, Chemicaily Cleaned. __$3.00 | ping Care at Exise Charge: te Space Covagee ee — . a ‘ and acted so young; and since tne planchi, “was ‘Sister Sue,’ the wife! ous degre: If she remains in ETINGS r a jong illness. He was 49 years ARPET 1 ANIN | secure Tickets and HKeservations at sn and daughter had reached that of Emily's brother, Austin t was hic Leda old. Surviving are his widow and | C C E 660 | TY ET E gad 7 ee ae etter | esti: sian "3 eee Jt waSs/ this country and manages to escape AND ENTERTAINMENTS nik tds ae | Cl TICK OFFIC 318 N. Broadway - rcU = fae Seopeten redliy saver he poems,ithe dragnet of th alking-pnicture a Veen | Linde! Sy ! and wiser than they will ever be because, as she convinced the rest | sremeeren : . ‘i on ee gor Funeral services will be at the’ Over 30 Years in meinen to aa Louls [| or Union Station—Call CHestnut 7360 , , a arate: : #€ Lil : lafnates S Wiili £O lar upon the To ; : ; te Ie tgain, poor old dad see med to therm of the family, Emily could not have! dramatic st: @ . rhe Ne d a La adership for the resia¢e e Thursa afternoo! - @ven younger than he felt. | wanted them destroved—these | The King Char! of RB iD Youth of Today” will be the sub- 2 ; ae . asike es ' Mle naries Of bov avis |. It isn’t much of a story that Mr “Morks of genius.” , ; ; “i ject of anaddress bv John S. Leahy ere en en ' was another fine piece of work and |. 4 - eee - >... NN laa | | sa york and lattornev. at the first annual d er - : y — = | the company, thro irhout Was ene c 4} . i | tirely rt] ae of the Association of Catholic Bes re ‘ | C so determined that the torch of | Ure!y worthy of Mr. Fagan’s amus- | Leaders at the Elk: Club next M a.) £ be hea les hal > . ‘ Ing pia e pe wise opis a eee MOT ' ) “¢ . . t theate r shall be borne aloft i 7 Oe oe ie 3 day evening. The association 18 a “DAY BY DAYS even if it is only to illuminate her | ANGERT GARDENS TO BE OPEN (| development of th | ie 7 t ; | | | it { i} » tan" rte N ‘ ( ;own = stupidity. And something ‘Course conducted } t] ] fr mee eC OU = } cle > = e nic it ae _ ee soon eal » 7 _ . ainiepeninianesit screens THIS ; rs g that he is without a retort that will a i ber Po ciple eeeteemeal ) TAB ® yur ‘ampinell ine discomfiture to a heckle a ithout ; = Kathryn Cravens KIEL URGES SEASON TICKET ° . [ ready answer to questions designed te a. Nellie Fell... Bessie Bown Ricker | ? 7 t . = ; Mise Florence M “'rickett = Pak up his attack irginia B. Lachequeseeaseng 5 . , Mm. Clara Sheppard......M-lville Gordon | Former Mayor Delivers First of ecnny .. Charity Grace bai A 2 [= Radio Addresses Advertising By M. W. Childs. ITH Garn: r in command of the Lrenio- Surprise —_ | Performances Crats prospects are that the liepub- . ‘ = “wre ; if ee ns. will meet 1} Pag t ool ala ; ted would be an excellent idea if | The first of a series of radio Reattio: a | i 1ias : pirite dj ail Gg Wher every Eroup of amate ur actors in talks advertising the coming Mu The : nT ~¢ , : . : — i ; |) Seine ¢ mada > ius . ed ee ee ae the country were compelled by act | nicipal Opera season in Dae st | ' in vears. , . a : OT 2 ii . ‘a ie) © Li 7g ; \ liane vc tsk oe es ms tid “4 vongress to do The Torch Park was delivered last night bv Mived | : or | ccoiemanag ord a arers” at least once every year. | former Mavor Henry VW * k ie! , { Ht ee . lew af 4 4 : oy he : : : t ; a. ) bit P ° - omg poll: da ' ag miber, : Preferably at the beginning of the | president of the Municipal Theater | :" : iLL Li¢ every 3 by 7) : . ’ ; - : ote: . . ‘ :4 c : » a oe shinw « the : : . ore e SES wevinior « ol v Peres iw at itself, laughing at the which donated the use of the sta ' ro , evision and farm relief bills pow Seif-conscious pursuit of Culture | ¢jo; } = ir anes re tine Specia Sree : macticail 4 Es witty iON. tict: a : - i | er a “g te * 4 pelled with a capital ©), the Kiel urged his listeners to sul chil - , ner +f TT: ‘ fick ga Tis ~ bu, i> #¢ ’ ‘ i ee : ved t ne he ci } si | 8Ole mM n posturings, the well mean- seribe for season reservations iz - a, : sii Aik conde TDINAaALIVU rie > be ] j . > «€ M . . a Bues. le is one of the most popular of hn a, by the Players Guild | tjeket sales have increased from the cross-Atlantic parade of progress once ' one article worth $1.00 and in addition a number of Sy c $ ‘ ght it was uproariously fun- | ¢13.639 a performance the first again, the French Line institutes a new service | — ma te a ‘a (not samples) which (329 46 00 by Li make each box worth from $3.50 to $6.00 ~~ _— “ee tl, m among his associates. Garner ane tholas Longworth have long been cron ... airplanes, uncrated, carried as baggage.” ny ¥ hy) ' Y throughout. The performance | season to $30,163 last summer. | & On shipboard, the air-minded ultra-modern had a f inis an © : aCe hh: . h i Te a swift pace that i Advance ress rvations this vear to- . 2 i 2 2 ¥ a : x. Three to Six Times A Thrilling Surprise Mite the frequent clashes they hav oO approached f | floor during the days when the Speak- It is : a a0 promnens=. | tal about $100,000, exceeding all | will find his own high-powered gayety end- Se 4% was the Eepublican les s4 play that appeals not OnlY | previous records | lessly ltiplied by th — ee toe ‘ publican leader. © evervone who } ver take: . essiy multiple ry the smart young crowd 2. ee 5 > marner is an opposite type from Gat: las eve ane | The broadcast included musica! b ‘onsid » otl ‘ se a) ° , ‘ Part in an ; i ie Meee | who never consider any other kind of cross- | S , 4 j BE % his predecessor. The. Tennesseca! to ie. on. “ ,»roduction, but | numbers by members of the Muni- ing. ~ The ship’s personnel ... French to the ae 7 7 our oney $ ort wu l very ure eC , :) Ss regarded by al)! as : of the most &! ce Se io has ever seen One, | cipal Opera Co. . ee ae ° e ¥ + ft} is : , | oe eee n van oe oe Es. 504. stmest the |. op ich OO last smile in the matter of service. ~ The :$500; For the first time in the history of this store we offer the We have been busy for months preparing for this amazing 7 . ete Th es \aeeean “ag . “bility entire population. Fundamentally | *-_™- Kavanaugh to Washington. food... why mention it, when everybody knows » - — sensational, thrilling, tantalizing Surprise-U-Box. Here's merchandising event. Only by the generous suapiaal lion , : are. +) exan § orte is his &vittte ‘ m8 —Seecuin fin . . * ee . ee u ¢ . . s . ° ." » . _T : ; . ; 5 fight MMS @ grand burlesque on all Lit- W. K. Kavanaugh, chairman of! that France begins the moment you cross “the : ; 3 your opportunity to actually make money. Each and of leading manufacturers and importers have hen 3 ; . | tle "The, | lthe Chamber of Commerce River | tayo : ° ‘ every box, priced at $1.00, brings you in reliable, standard able to assemb! . ) we been ft "he new Democratic chieftain is a la ; falters, with a plot complica | i. “ longest gangplank in the world?” « suprine-t -Hes in > _. sn eis he has been. interesteu 2) sibiy he ~ ogg dq ro nar 3 cas | ¥ part. Moneys refunded at time of purchase. if unant infactory. om assortments listed below in e onions. 3 . hat of Mrs. Nellie Fe . rye airy dthoeugh he is said to be a weajthy = “satay Was played by Mrs. Bessie TRELiIS TEA ROOM meee dy ee oe tS | eee OD (astume Jewelry Mer is known as one of the most d¢ “lai Ricker, Nellie Fell is the 453 DE BALIVIERE AVE. a e Face Powder Teoth Brushes Breaches Ponds Pain alic men in Congress 4t aH times /'° TOmptress and ther sroha blv Will serve all this week a bi Rouge Assorted Toilet Waters Necklaces ag ere probably jf | | . $1 00 Sham Cansneate | Brilliantine Ws a careless disregard for the usual tn T Was so terrible a promptress ¢ Chicken or Steak Dinner fer'v"* lujormation from any authorized French Line Hair Tonics Tooth Paste yw ee aamnetian Bridge Prizes a. pnitics of official life the whole history of the thea- Eocet or ante aie te S17 Ms: £0 Bt., Lilac Vegetal Sachet pecans Pewee Party Favors ae Pr as this silly. oldis) th er mia ee ne ee ee We also feature Th ’s Crea Qn nee : F dish woman witht to 9 I’. M. Daily ’ 4 . iS verbal attacks are not confine d i. More Money and Pedro than y Sunday 12 Noon to ” oat (The date t Sell wre 38, 5 fessional size $1.00 wholly to Republicans. Even his Sout telligence. Mrs. Ricker played | We Bo 7 Parties | en foliearues have felt the sting of h'5 Well-primed part for all it was Banquets, Luncheons, ENDERLE DR G COM oun . fue. He jolted the House a few years and spoke scarcely a line — and Afternoon ANY 3 STORES : k with an attack on Tom Blanton, 4 Was not genuinely funny. § ) ~ | ’ : 3 even | y funny. She Regular Evening Dinner, 75¢ 6th and. Chestnut Streets. Broadwa an : eague from his own state. . the achieved a fine semblance ot Chicken Dinner, $1.00 | : me , d ane Market Dtreets. Sth d Pine Streets lanton had been making speeches By) absent-minded fatuity which ix || ‘Sonam’ Ceca gre Bes sop CORDES DRUG STORE SPAETH-JOST DRUG COMPANY SPECKART BROS, DRUG CO inst members of Congress for. accept- farmark of women of this sunday bo “ a p- a . 3546 Gravois, Cor. Grand, - Grand and Hebert St. c 5 Mileage pay and other allowances. Gar- type. Open 7 A. M. ti . M. JANTZEN pics SCHULTE DRUG COMPANY 3442 Franklin a : Ex Daily and Sunday A. N DRUG STORES Grand aed Park Sm0i Wash fhireet ‘s ire was aroused. and he struck back. =*fellent. too. w: .. , Call CAbany 202 : . : sieew too, was Miss Kathryn |f| For Reservations Call CAbany 20%4 4401 Olive 5300 Persh! KUMBERA DRUG STORE ee | way he lashed hie colleague is atil! vens tn the role of Mrs. J Duro Hanicy end Widown nd. sa $581 fasten a bh im the minds of sii on Capito) Hill Pinelli, tha tia ! : “we N. Broadway 7 . : t swell lady . ‘RN ‘ * ‘a - 7 ‘ | ; dy who is ote ADD 20 CENTS FOR MAIL ORDERS—WE RESERVE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES . . ety AOL, AM AAR pe PH! My 0: eT ta ad

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Apel 35 Measure Provides for Abolition of | th: . rity ity of local on — e af? uw ' ; ats eedings Mirs tise. | ce I ’ ? A House Dill abolishing the o! : ; Liane ¢n spnointmen!t y thelof 13 ilickens from a neighbo: or State I mire . tor oO; I j 5 ’ 2 ] .~ = ts ~ er] oT 4 } . ’ # ’ i} i ; ts a icine - EE — ry? > 4 % 7 -. | . : “ s eation tn the State Department ofi new law. ihe bill provides Child Bad!y vt wore m3 - + i .5 mt eo? loam “ ' ' & | ’ "7 ©] +) ve rs an Education, and transferring contro!| the State sup : ’ ~ } ~ to ~ of physical trainins courses Oo study from th: director to t 3 | } ivi State Superintenden o oO , ay if ‘ Si AD has been engrossed by the fious no} sha i = " ; ; ’ ‘ = ‘ i So) T atii ontrary to statements ¢ : Cc in , ss :' : Was of the opponents of t! not do away with to’ Tg 7 SAVE You nearly YS F YOU need money for sickness, accumulated bills, moving, insurance, taxes or other reasons, ask us about the Household Loan Plan. 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How We Make Loans We lend from $50 to $300 to families for domestic use. }ou get the entire amount—there are no fees or deduc- tions. We do not require outside signers. Employers, relatives or friends are not notified. If it is inconvenient for wo ' call, write Free Budget Book for our Household Expense Record This handv book helps you to plan your expenses and contains full infor - mation concerning our loans. es Our representatives are helpful advisors in family financial proble ris. Come In or Phone Today ~ Establish ed 1878 ~ ST. LOUIS OFFICES 3505-307 Central National Bank Building 405 Olive Street—Phone: Central 5421 _ 222.228 Missouri Theatre Buildins 634 North Grand. Cor. Lucas—Phone: Jefferson 5300 EXPERTS GONGEDE FAILURE 10 AGREE ON REPARATIONS ‘cil trom »n|Committee Is Appointed to forge Draft Final Report, but). Members Are at Odds on What to Include. SESSION UNLIKELY APRIL 23, TO ALTER RESULT) Further tween Allies and Germans Reported, but Deadlock Continues. Negotiations failed in their -_ : YT ? ~ z re en iO » € SA ee F again a solution for tne find long pending reparations problem, The “final work” of the come- Tr ++ a . nM DD . m > r . ~F Fa 3 mittee, In the words of an otticia , a > _c > _* discussi! “4 Germans Would Suppress Report. ihere was little objection to - cluding Young's paper laving dow ! g. I t ipies for negotia- ms ¢ " s. The Ger g , ‘ Yv \@ eet i, | - ‘ D ia tneir I nora dum in answé« to the c ors proposa > German figures are not j he A s figures aiso W be c] ied. The ~ ‘ an ethe r +? s . rl and x ree hon e an ; : Te Ore ay ‘ Z : — a ” isSaZz . hilled _ En Route to St. Loni y Government at Berlin, } : ) ist i Ww . a port oncerning the points that are not disputed = Ss conti to eX Ltiz “ws as Vv the co | d : ‘ " Azermans s appeared to S ) oS pS t Was ‘ ) oy any rt i - scuss : iid |} heid anything else but the final report Experts to Take Up Report. Those who took up the questio: 0 ow -this port should fr and + should conta were Dr. S Owen D. ¥ 2 K Mi I Franca Tonmm Inga r i, Renso Mc | i ifr J i “la — ~ ‘ Ot Xi S Wa 4 staten if the fallu é accomplhis! Sik ? to €9T! re : rt of evervthing x ig the life ot Was a - i } nay | i ~ eports t Ss OmMmmittees on - al) a be Wi ¢ her > a ree that for “ =is t ork of the mittee’s figures shall be incorpor- dis what the chief experts were 1929 i POST-DISPATCH _ __ ST.LOUIS Od | BOYER ESTATE T0 WIDOW timated at from $4! ) less Ruling in School Board Case. ' torney-General 1] ; 1] ge ' | : .»* “os : ey . — than @ MuUNon GoQua"4rs. Phe will SPRINGFIELD. IL. Apri] «24.— nas Tul ~ rote ras made before Mrs. Boys and the re Will of Adding Machine Officer - and the spi Oscar " Opinion Was en “quest of the irit > ~ — » 2 . a } ' , ow A torne v at E re ius . T! ‘ Will of i on i I ‘ ' aq «Ff r aw ~ or ry tire ‘ 2 : iis 1 cv racts on insurance from = en on a sheet oO pa} I red t was sfied from schoo! funds, At- | board. | iaming his estranged wW} M ‘ sa cul Laura Miller Bover as his sole! beneficiary of a $3,50( ) trust CRUE 6 6 Fa Ue We a WE WES FUN e WOH EOE eb ENE Ve YY EOE NONE NOW eN ewe e EWEN eee eeeneu he r, Was admitted to probat: to-' tund set up by Jos po Boyt r \ : ord: STrri¢’ eS } ~ Joseph 5 . 4 dav. Boyer, son of -s io) — © IS / a i / SAAABABALAS ARAL Boyer, chairman of the Board of; barred the bo Directors c r trust fund. i 1} ee — “NO O- nie’ States Co. died suddent at an ail-expense price of only SOUS 95. from St. Louis aii Ds 29 His estate has }t . 3 St. Louis. make a Luropean trip possible for ey Mi 4 Thirty-eight days of intensely interesting travel—yigie 3 tive countries —— a aoe “Fair Prices” Kessler Plumbing Co. 4201 Easton Lindell 4800 | at home. VERMIN FATERMINATORS a : Guaranteed Preparations Get the Sold at Drug Stores Fer CONTRACT SERVICE Phone (Hestnut 767 GETZ EXTERMINATOFS. Ine. 1t20 Pine St. Se. Louis, Ma. 4AAADAS 4 — AMERICAN EXPRESS CO. Sth and Locust Sts., St. Louis, Mo. TITLTITITI T revel St. ryyvyyrr rryrrrrrryiy rrrvrryry rir rrr yr irrrry yy YY irre rrr rrr iti Mid-Western Universities European Tox yours for less than the cost of a Vacation acts Today From Your Local “teamship Agent or FIRST NATIONAL Bureeu is, Ma. PPR Pee ae een BANK | Broadway & Locust Sts. * heel straightened ; — quality leather cor rubber | AK or So!cs, Sewed Panco Men's ‘and Women's Felt Hats . and biocked—While-U-Wait ........ HiGH-CLASS SHOE REP TH STREET SHOE S. W. Cor. 8th and Lucas A : ty Severe Eczema on Cheeks. Healed t “ n baby was cne month old eczema broke ogg 4 itched and burned so badly that she after ‘scratching it formed blisters, and later was very severe and she could not sleep. She wa Very eames = ; - — wooo Sed . . ~ os . osu 2 -- - te — : = = “s033- = Sppscenons =: + “o> = : = es. = Selbe ae ae = ; ~~ oa oe —s = “2-2 P - : = ; WHS HERS: = zs SaeS ate 3 in St. Louis Since 1890 ee — = j s caaetias ake F tase it} : shee 4 $38 4 ; A " 7 . _ ¢ : , xs ¥.9 ‘ ay 5 “e >) Pe — ~ . 2% — MAE EO ae ee Ce A , of rt. om SERS S Vw ’ y si , . - > ae ~ « ~ a oe . oe f v wv ¥ ¥..9 > ; y " ae oN aa : “y - , a . al mA ; : ; .% p a" 7 “¥ “) ; al > : “ & 7 > 2 te % ; ° : 4 wey ‘. ad ea ahs _ 4 ; Ay * 5 , . : wr » » . . ; 5 ~ 7 : ' ’ " b . y : : J ‘ ‘ : 4 a “—- “> ’ y ’ aes | ad om ’ * ae : ‘. Bes. le » fn e 4 | oo ys ’ “— : - . si ea I eee — fh EPO BD i aa Pe 8. & « AF GREATER VOLUME ~ NARROWER MARGINS Careful Management Sound Financing “ ) ) FYE trend of modern business is toward greater organizations, mass production, and narrower margins of ao ee This evolution is one from which only those employing efficient manufacturing and distributing methods will survive. y ’ Re aig ; | pianning of financial arrangements is -Scc Ee 5 ae | ¢ Essential. : ¥ - ¢ ¥ 7 y ¥ ¢ y Now, more than ever, is the advice and cooperation of an old i institution, such as t ? ssissippi Valley Trust Company, an 7 invaluable aid. - y ’ ’ - ; Fd -~ t a. etal F : . . . . . . of business men and business organizations, the Mississippi Taile = ' * —. oe = - } Valley Trust Company offers its services to those who are g the new order of things. - 3% ‘ ‘ ; P me pu o) a -) [had to tie her hands to keep her from scratchs wut four months. ; “I tried a good many remedies but they did not gsiag Cuticura Soap and Ointment and tn three s-overnent, and in two weeks she was completel Mrs. Steve Slinka, Rt. 1, Beckett, Ohio, Nov. 17, 3 intment 25 and Sic. Talcum 7c. Sold — “Caucus Laboratories, Dept. H, Malden, ress a Takes Glycerin ture—Gas / a a Pe nes ase = $0 as I ate, | Wag inj cleansing To y surprise, Adierika growth of ] ’ , ral at ‘ gas entirely. | eat) Dr J. W ninv : ii = i Want now. — pra tics? } __ : « ; . Schia! va _ ,exeel Adle , cture o! y "erin. i - — i} x - - ’ E.. kyue (known ae. ~ hat L£» tT ‘ . & Jen The We [he main an new meets ; ' r" 4 nees red W a.yrern ‘. ack. e i net go » oF nvton Aw dow: nulling on te! plains mone re | ste i} fting one teg Up oives mut afte 4 r sitting adorn | ed and We . moossibie to get @p **¢{,erms of stiffness of the knee absolutely xould have to stand for, eal of ¥ Forced to Sacri Terrific A backward Spring did it. We have 's coming in daily—and it must be opportunity to paper your home for Everything has been unmercifully store is only 10 cents. e are are looking for bargains, come to WALL P Fade Proof ~ Newest Creations The tremendous rush that this sale Phone calls or C. O. De. Look at These Prices Sc Values. . Now 10c Values. . Now 15c Values. . Now 25c to'50c. . Now 7Sc to $1.25. Now 10c le thie lc 3c 5c 7c WEBS . ee xe ie ey a ie es oe. a a4 Pats Ae et, | ru tien ORS]

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ES ANT OO TT eI sa A ee. ——— a A epee , Lorney-Gene ral ’ Se nas Truied. Oscar The Opinion at the request of the it if al — East St. Afttornev at a (a ristrom Vas Ww rit. Sta te'g _— re “SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK 25€ special, $2.00 HOLE Solel 15¢€ Ww and Heels. $2.50, ____ ST.LOUIS POST- OODYEAR Wingfoot rubber heels, 50c value | . Louis, Ww . raightened; of ;c ed the case of schoo} Bi. Ae Somes leather or SOC ive | a isa rs whe, were also directors ii alll di- | OL banks which received large AK or Panco t; contracts. on insurance from t! _—. Se aneeros Ores at. | board “ oad Men’s and Women’s Felt Hats cleaned — and blocked—While-U-Wait vuuwy ersities European Tours only $508.95, from St. Louis to ean trip possible for everyone. sely interesting travel—visitino less than the cost of a Vacation . Your Local “teamship Agent or . | FIRST NATIONAL BANK Travel Bureau Broadway & Locust Sts., St. Louis, Mo. PT yrTTy ‘anizations, A y ng ethcient 7 y ements is 7 y of an old mpany, an y “ ng which thousands Mississippi who are 7 7 PDAS AAAEET ETT EEEIEET EIT TIT I TTI Ty ne oY OY SVU ewe “é Make Ne Mistake HiGH-CLASS SHOE REPAIRING TH STREET SHOE REPAIR 5. W. Cor. 8th and Lucas Av, * “or *y, BLOCK ot opp 20e NORTH! WASHINGTON About Our Location DISPATCH __ a\FIRE INSURANCE | FIRMS DESTROYED THEIR) RECORDS Continued From = i ee Page 21, nies were | lation. | Hyde conducted his Investigation and on Oct. 9, 1922, issued order directing a 14% duction. The companies, in ac- cordance with the stipulation, filed | suit in the County Circuit Court for a review. The nies’ position sustained and ' the State appealed to the Missouri a hew (“ole Was Supreme Court, which reversed the Circuit Court and upheld the 106 : Very | Severe Eczema on Baby’s Cheeks. Healed by Cuticura. [had to tie her hands to keep her from * gout four months. “When baby was cne month old eczema broke out in pimples on her It itched and burned so badly that she scratched all the time. After scratching it formed blisters, and later wet, sore eruptions, It was very severe and she could not sleep. She was cross and fretful and scratching. The trouble lasted \ [tried a good many remedies but they did not do any good. I began gsiag Cuticura Soap and Ointment and in three days could see an im- per cent reduction. The compa- nies carried the case to the United States Supreme Court, which ,e- the Federal question This had the effect fused to take jurisdiction, on ground that no Was involved. of making the Missouri Court decision finally ef The i ° 17 ; ver, Toliowing the T¢ ctive. companies, nsurance how. i United States Su; * Court, went | into the United State District (fourt in Kansas cits each of the not parties to this stipna- ; per cent Te. | compa. | Supreme | ;uling by thet was handed down Companies In an Violated Stipulation. opinion by United States i Circuit Judge concurred in * thy District .Judges Reeves ind ADVERTISEMENT stone, 4 . + ’ + Kennemet! e Court held tha * . 21 compani Whi ntered in the stipulation, had violated it by a e = not making the refunds, and ~ I The simp! awl ‘ } Keel r a ' ol E.. } ui‘ n é tt Afte r wSil 4 Aqd- . ‘ . a 41 «+ ’ : P | ekthorn bark, etc. (kn Eas - better th: f o, ; not parties to Lipulatio ika), has a@ most surprisinz lerika, I feel better than —s | had ‘ NOLBLE a tion. It acts on BOTH | Years. Awful purities were elim- GeVeloy ivd ad not com- y c Jile At atv ij ‘ 7? : , j 4 per and lower bowel (most medi- | ated. P s ' I ‘ ' i ’ . F . Yr? “~ ¢ anes act on lower bowel only) and! It will surprise you the grea s until Fe 8, and ° moves foul matter that poisones amount of }f SO \dierika brit ‘ t reas $1 ies “ a S ‘ 4 i , " e system for months. It clears GAS | out—you we d ver believe = rs . ec fro: he stomac} and were ] 1? Remedy Weldona Tablets Conquered Ailment of advisability of acceptance by the State of Si I omise me , ’ wi A : . ST om Yc rere omy nd sesaad 9 «ach beotors t wae |) i ee 1 ‘j ~ } i 210 sO re oe recommMDen quite fi Liit iin i a i lod .) } ‘> ~ ‘ Pe Sédona tablets to others who may WAIK away. t OS ‘ _ iT ¢ ' XK no DoOWwe}T = The mail Wuas { vey i ~ , ! et a. rec 14 “rahe ; ites and night that | was comy 1 to | ‘ ptr ; ; ‘ ive '\ i? \ ’ ; | )¢ i ~~ his testim | pot gen es ! - } bs ~ 0 11? 5 \ ha / - } 17 f eeeceesbeaiieese ——— \s} . rears ‘ ii lu Weldon: ibiels, WwW ive ‘ rT~rT y WwW ’ ‘ , MRS. c. JENNEW EIN. reife nded ‘ar rrieé pmiatisy cil ‘y ! . : ee Pa tians , Weld tal ae ; ) . 5 tir ’ Inq! j ‘ - . wn 1 x ) U ‘ ~ if ] ; 7 / re ~ SB TO! ~ . sad ” mse } ~ i«i } ii Tes ti ’ ’ ‘ } rii Ty } cows ‘ , ‘ ’ ~ | | One, : tL al 1) ( er orga! ; Sa i} - ' \ . She s* | x i \] } | ‘ \\ ‘ ' ri? Sf 1 i} i’ ? | i = } wv: fit Th ; ’ hie’ \ ‘ Ts i tt ; t . i = i I ' - \1 bff ivyed om’ kK he mer enne » FP hieh are ies ine , F B Pas almost impos ible »> ret up {, ! Rheumatisn , “ y 4 cided + fay fy ©? t ihe eompanhis . ” } ; , “ ~~ ~ a esha ——- = _- 91. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ,comn 'ssion and the extra 6 per | panies by taking their expenses for deter-{| cent goes to the brokers. five consecutive War years. A - — = ae —_ years previous to war | the year his order was issued. This war taxes on the ground He ex- “Low-Down” Continued on Next Page. expenses a commission of 5 per | cent paid to agents in St. Louis} You’ve heard the word: a slang underworld |above the commission paid in oth- |er parts of the State. This extra 5 per cent paid in Bt | Louis is due to the fact that a verv jlarge part of the insurance busi- on —— —E ——E 'ness there is handled by brokers who place it with regular agents. |The agents receive the regular — [TOLEDO $16.50] |DETROIT 18.00 AND RETURN ity APRIL 26 and27 | ood in trains leaving St. p. m. and 10 p. m., all trains April “7. {5-Day Return. Limit (,ood in Sleeping Cars and Parlor (ars on payment of proper Pullman Charges. Children half fare. Bag- gage checked. Through Sleeping Car in 5:00 p. m. | train City Ticket Office, 320 N. Broadway, phone MAin 4°88: Union Station, phone GArfield 6600. Louis 5 April 26 and ROUTE Learn the Truth About Your Eyes! Aronberg’s expert optical service offers you careful examination, quality Glasses . and lowest prices ... on extended payments! All work carries an ABSO.-. LUTE GUARANTEE OF SATISFAC- TION . . and you may enjov wearing your Glasses while you Pay for them! SINGLE VISION GLASSES, LENSES FRAME AND CASE INCLUDED OPEN EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT NORTH WEST CORNER ‘© and St. Charles Aronberg’s Service is Without Equal $PY.25 expression, meaning what? Pure, Unadulterated Truth Well, Here’s the Low-Down on Renault Wine Tonic For the Children; A teaspoonful in Milk or Orange Juice after a cold or illness when they have no : appetite and are weak and cheerless. For Father: A tablespoonful in a wineglass before dinner; when he comes home all tired out after a strenuous day. For Mother: Who nobody ever thinks needs attention or kind word until she’s sick in bed and “just can’t do any more,” a wineglass before meals and before retiring. For Family Use: After attacks of cold, la grippe, fever, etc., or an operation, where a real tonic is needed. escecccescases FREE SAMPLE eoocesceesoces: On Sale at All Oa. eek Reve eer Please send me without cost, a trial WALGREEN sainpie of Renault Tonic. DRUG STORES WO 4a ca 66 80 8 edbas © eeereceoes ; __ PAUWE 2 | P. O. SOrrrT os eyo ee ee et - SEND your WANT AD to the POST-DISPATCH and GET SESULTS—2-time Ads ALMOST CERTAIN for ANYTHING. S % 7 bd spe The New Radiola 33 Once vou sce and hear the marvelous new RADIOLA 33 no other Radio will satisfy vou. Call and judge for vourself. The price is amazingly low, and you can pay while vou plav. ALL ELECTRI a 7:30 CONSOLE WII YP RADIO. -ABINE] COMPLETE, AS SHOWN, LOUD SPEAKER AND TRONS, £116.50. $10 Down, Balance Weekly 444004 49004 ) yi NAAAAAAL & PPO OOOOOOOSD money No Money Down on Purchases Up to 5 50—Pay to 5 75—Pay to 5100—Pay Reduced Price on Lino Cover your floor at this price and save All the new Spring pat- tern in extra quality Lino. & re oe. Ce; Ss No Cash Down—Pay $1 Weekly to $150 $1.00 Weekly $1.50 Weekly $2.00 Weekly Beautiful Kroehler 3-Piece Bed- Davenport Each piece has The richness and fine quality $ | 5 ‘ The daven- port opens to full-size bed. Guaranteed Kroehler inde- Could anything be more charming? handsome carved frame. of the covering you must see to appreciate. structible .pring construction throughout. Only $5 Down—Pay $3.25 Weekly. Buy to $125—Pay $2.50 Weekly Buy to $150—Pay $3.00 Weekly Pay NoInterest (Radios Excepted) Unusual Values! Singer Sewing Machines Here is your chance to buy a Singer Sewing Machine—sam- ples or demonstrators—all in good condition and guaranteed to give sat- @ isfaction. $ 95 == Buy This Suite and Save $75 wate: | ee No Cash Down— $1 Weekly Sanitary Refrigerator Here is a real ice saver that will always keep food fresh and sweet. White enamel interior. Large food cham- $ 50) bers. Comes in side or ] oe front icer style........ FREE—7-Pc. Water Set and Wild Rose Dinner Set No Cash Down—Pay $1 Weekly OO OO A ALIEN A: AGEL ALOR LAS ALLIEN. Ns I. OOO Bee OIE iy RN ENT RENE IM we se a

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BE MURP ~ sf *? : pril . rarted ay Shine! agtrs Ke lam ae a jank | ¢ = lox ” | Florence +51 Means POODL Baw are on © 7 1OW, are, ‘t va ' its bo ard of d irecto rs to m ake a aroused wid e discussion ar anong the ter of Mr and Mrs. C s. Car] Penr od. | | TS ome | ETER Y UNU : $782 Soy | Abed S20 an Sele m. Taevard. We ‘ New Natkins . dear Mrs. gieter of D ‘d. = he M “t James .— w ; rs. | Henry Hohemun of of IC | stse | of vere | raat heumatism = How . ; ete e, neuralgia, Send U\s ard Wils ! one quickly toothache, | TT son Had Ser | Aiso bre ig Anti-Kemnis Tae oa | ears of Five-Year | “ede p somni ak up colds, nia Tablets. | Te rn Cal | sine, "3 nervousness , stipe; stop = | l ERY! 25 milli » Levers WY e in hand ns used a men’s | ' By the ° cents. A-K wd metal army cl Jefferson Cit EC it genuine. n every t b iners t of the P y Correspo an BR @ abl J seni Os nd. | Ask et of the | EFEPERSON t-Dispatch ur 7 . oe ted eb 7 your draggist for A-K T. cae Conca tall elivers ERCOVE } 5S 1ée awe 7 ernoon b d y ester ] | ng so ber ! vict y Gov, Caulf day afte | @e A Pea MAU an s in the Miss ield to 10 co Ww | KE _——— SOLEUM Ou. among t} ‘ issourl pe : ie ' GArti | ick Rell ! year 1em How: nitentlary A 4 | eld &331.(c62 | JA ; hed ef from 8 ol s of = . ard Wi ’ | ’ : aa — UN . eo?) d ER. P yf Kr: , ilso ee A a a . DE —, wt bY ain | exo fansas Ci n s xf = — R . iM Ss ne isa ’ 54 . ; - A . ° \ ’ . and A rated s City AN = r SINE NA = . KER + On r.—o a : ches | \\ hich , of the aie , who was Ny ee Pe water NR Nona -3% - AS, S Ky Lm at m A. inday, e et “a o » + - —— , ii . : ‘ in AD five 1 1e has served bbery for ~~ =\5 : G ‘ “ID-ia¥ Pass Ida mother of * Ange Jes. Us ‘d . + @ VERT nonths ot -d two year ; Ne wiz =." EK nintontettoen Hase! of. : Trimethy + . dear dar ie IS te of ¢ years anc Neut »! = sev r-in dime Ci w ter 4 ° EMENT nee. Anot! - five-yea and j rodyne Ply . ED ; sk j T NI "Rem, inlaw mother, ar niece, om gg ' ollir o the ER e ia guilty 0 x Lit ° ri b 7 . py Le , I iE RT ~ Ma “din aun aw. . sith. au ‘* Mer ; ACHT : ete f the a has et ry : s Phileo’ N arr sindell AKER South tate 4 * ate “i Friday.* mt and Gravatar, BE ——— Wil 12 crime as pleaded | tl _. . bring) cos ne 7» EA ib | Bl 5 day at. effers itt y, April 26 Bis- ravots: son ee ne, aded | ro Ine S new R a — I | me . V d : _- a on Broe. Collime par ; at & BR lan oe was Cc uy Ging § i! : y JK = * - wD. ave * : lors, & 30 At ELBE ae RRH FOR | , vlv, on a as convicted . : local stat Se super-pow ) adio dis: N en 3700 Boy le REP NER, weet 5 Old si are 0 : f Matthe “ + he rth Grand vial d “aa in 2 ; cnaTrTxge ; ; Tue os i * * tiie P ig ous, ; ey* the ‘ 4 : ‘ » WIL t. Mareus¢ . M pelery. The tureb. them ne | (,royv ee of . hojdi 2 Oo! ; , ov Ss asto ‘ And at e ' (8? se0 LA . arrted Past Wr att ARS: " | Kansa: ee up of a filli participat bai tubes. ine! : pipe p! aud, do not f tuts DEATH O-) | ner ae g M—On ve " ier. w's Parish. Ladies ae == peers 4 BLE as City ne sts site. , ot "iudes _° ce ’ ' torge | BI " XS y Wine e lear 1 m.. | 1LHELM ans; el OWN i olen. in whi station i and N s a | 2 Of $99.75 get | Blythe, ¢: eacubibidemnd Pe. Wilitar ischer) usbawd A ered cLMINIA (nee tekt tone gee KONJOLA John M: lich ero n ‘ O ALI ‘tah Dv - PIED | Brit apt. —— ear fa : Jr. an dear of F ime ; into rest on & Kra sa pph eed iY with t} aren $52 Was TIAL IS Jynami Wg ile less : ton. Wi Ke uncle im hia a, and Cree ener 4 a . belo » Sunday use) —| *! paires fife ie re i l, als us . J | ’ . nic w i » Bu alluce EF ern, Niely . = his aw. rr Jtto 42 gister ved mothe ay. Apr a ari f a BRI the filling station att ao Store O §' NEEDED. Budker Conreg dr- law cctoim | 38 ci hs a a a ser oe Richard, pumice ape see ma ig Station : ntifie =f we . : ckino, M: ore K » Cart €, bat 1°90 ivi Ly Ve | au! orge Ar e, Charlie. iA . se § HEALTH :: T} in who tatlon attendent Pe per Eveni ry | lark, ne a ty ms rank. : mn ‘tat ov. Mm ie ker- Heldestey pune rom Burk ause, and one white J » ie ey le pros eS: 1] ted S 1e | {J | ’ davis mn, Anni AMY x “ wy ; u Si ; ’ treet, KE: es fu ie hie rths 4 rv secut _ th ’ e ; Se H . le Bacti« NO, 217 a . : — ‘ast & peral Or . aft i ; Just Anoth | nae man ale witne ee hold up | qs Bali 9 a, } Doyen ooenks ¥. = pence Clara M. 7 her t " . pA Ww. member 4 7 vA 1 Os, at 8:30 a . a woe ay rew ats M er articipa ss sald Or v. , Di yon, .osepl saute mo ree ; 7 Oe ’ ence to ! o St. E vt AMOND ef.’ ate ‘ 1 “ , Dille ‘ » fenbac P. letz os. e tl . & IND } ees of the ee of a re fe ao . te d in the — -. i | ase Tamzen Mary yr ees yo Georg: AF aN. NIC won, ungs * Venue ’ ’ Mvuunt ee one wit ; Ce of Medici ost ee: wh "4 , Peres. Sree ss Dee tee apeireet,, ente AS—of (en) | Sassi ee edicine in or ul ih te pleaded a slaae as tried separ- | = Fremanondagenron ay aie Mivert hs K 1980, dear iat CEMETERY LOT PIN—Ta ‘Ps | | made separ. ; f mnergrevet wag : aroling Kem” (nee “f 3049 yi fors,-N™ its : ain ae eS Pron erica ; " an f y. li _ ges AP HO . . ' t yhann evkhe Sel al \ 1 {ne Many ‘ > S a@) ea) LIses 4 | State affidavit e recent Ls \y rench, d ws ) - Louise mit end ed f wice jot: —— te a medici and ela d Wilse it in whi itly ft perm ohn Mostler, EF sreediathen ieee ng or atuck sal s in Oak tis. edicine tf aims ¢{ lwi son. hi which : 8. L riesz, Ji Henry} Edw: } ifather, lfaeee ‘ma pent. pus alc; sho Grove, RING— mt - » Re th th ad he t | e3 , dacob a i ony ae ok ott Forces re. ; te only t] amous ' t make! § ie robl no cor Il is . | Galvi ol 8782 aoa her-in-! . FOres appoin opal a ste; hrough . Fame is ake | Serving ober onnecti 20 g G Cc T b when Ann eury, Ann South om Hauck & r —" at & GW. ‘ix w nT succeed suecess » 18 won) ga 19 vy. Mars! bri Oo I mA ) upes | George, E Vi » Katheri ri —_ Gri auck & § ard. a) hrough suceess, and be on | Pen: obbery. Marshall 16) 30 DA AN ieorke, Ka irvone PARE 2k ae ul ao, | RIS ; ‘$2 the n 1eTe all see aAUsS . itentiz : AT senre 1s @l atl on / 4 ~ BD 7 | Gilfoil ward a I » Augusti How c 3 tr MOuley : ING—Lae a ew i; ” else fai 4, se it | ity. ntence wi AN } il, dose r, Rahm, ¢ ting A = Cem m vard, ¥ PERS in ce ! - th and diffe ails. Konj in the | e &t . 4 " Godi ph J janm, Ceerge ING, tery, . ONA meena me a mos ilftere onjol: iF eC | s re NX . L in. La . Rayne 4 i, MI y. as L lewar 2 | st t nt con a, IRE 2 eng caiman aa iad } et age Ti Y iti Swrence yner, Charl : aL ¢ GENE 7RAL a p a Americ: alked-ot npound, 3 IN oeeng | ~ tu . rschberg, ; Reko gt — ion yy, A ——Ente ne ANN WRIST Soe “ . a ; ad ‘ V ak ' pr Pages ere ye eiamemmetallll , . 4 ie medicl ¥ SURANCE | | MEN ; Holderie, fark Roo ', Mary Finley) nust ety “oy + NTERK your 0 ANNOUNCEME _sappha : ne in | FIRM | . H Willis k, Mar Ory oF ! of R "20, pavt baby im NTS _ TORS 1 | S DES olmes-Sulli 0m Roos : Mary and Dor fathe ae hoda’ ON -— be hel as me Si ou Ww “7 7 ee gee aa = ey cormann, Hewry | sate i aoe etal ai naa ast 4 : ‘ mm J eal ord, ei. . in-la w Oo at D i”, dear ‘ sone Cc “a idre mre , re my Prep ; ae R P J dacob Schreibe Surah : law, cat broth Entra! as. 4 ward is i ontinuc REC ; (i auer,. = leer i secon: f ine le as. ., ; OW, "5 . = ad E OR Emma P Watk » Louis Hu ye and ' . “ WRIS’ ,P ron D | Kepne al. ins. Nelli . ; Rem al nephi LE ats r zt that tl 1 Preceding P S . hon mer, William Boca -—4 ellie c led ain i n state af ew, ee NO GAL NOTICE wf" vicimt r , | would ieyv had heen : age, | x SHE. CAPT Ise, Wilhelmina a van San “eg. saat ~ = on corp ration, ee cane Tae whit > ‘o %, | ture a repealed and| |] B | tner of airs ise . dOHN A _ Sh 8 memes _ aoe Chung Sone, jaimant. sa. Fes Ok Neo termed? > 2 hi ctive j 6 oon M Lve.cor ws A.—Aslt . No. 46. tie A vone, J dants, bet: Ng ed. i a =* | the r which ve in tl ) "7 and Ph Coud 1, 1929, ae ep i KLAAS, 40. of e Fifth bis ustice pe Meg og } ie : ae ” sag ashen stalin | LV satan Mildred. Bayt Mrs. Charles | fa- | of en Se Hes J To Y ar City of Peace for ‘neigh be i ‘7 4: lis = ; * “ourt . . ( ole t,f ir a ae +4 Ml)- th Mat \ "} {) 10 n Ss Oe, ee Ok Ngo t. Louis mon +f ss “ B position . upheld : i alia } ( lemma r great- nan a ogg agditatlihy Lher ai ,laas Dp. m. ; in the and c %) ’ “= cram : * sut o1 ; him | i 6 day san, ae erandtatl a Unhat Cath t Mr (nee Bro ' the above ung .. LAG _ es 1 this Funeral . KeU Sd LHer © ? 6 | iLaerine e. G srockh orde entitle on, de- © Rs “a,¢ the . 11s qu oe 1? Wwe Ti \\ yYtars . ft Raith dye ur i He} ertrud Justice r of bel d CAUSE 2: 4 | principle is estion ¢ Bis sree Wednesda} s 9 mounil tee’ Geet — | yirth ace du mer I. Moone, « 4 x a . } u nderwrit ‘7 a issue was = ne profits, ' ; es ty itou AVE os pard A. Te + i] ” j is | fi {i oy #on-in r _— r. a ond , * : Lous. stissourt. 1 — — ted mang ae DOG =. Be | be determi ig profit or feat the | BRITT! to sigma ng me, 1 p. ‘un a year, -“— broth mm wach of you we hereby ‘pout “ Bt. ° ‘ tr" ait ‘2 “ N re R 1" 5, ioe conter the Torme panies co | ; B — Onrit bares to M Funeral. . 'O20 | leve and aj dear aoe of 2 I U. 12 U. front He se in the $ 4 tet for t) er, while H i { DKE Patent ra. Missouri Cre Vednes- ead} and Rn rva Coat Ge aft ; of W be me val fect in City + “es » > j 1e ; ‘ . ‘ Tu tA matu the rs L. och : on A on th ; eg ositio latter ; yae ni., * sdas ID JR. ry, | sister r of Me lillan ~ ; sa : . more venue a . oe. ; tl As the ct of 34 ae ig | Budi * fal ved hus ie oi 33, it rod int tes) aunt.’ Setselo taat Meyer oo ithout oe ma that i, | BRICK - ._ ee: 1 «§ ase now st anies sud thee of Con : at oO rest Fun . w orce h with ‘KW a (Photo by V ARY GARRIS | of “ complying ete can pro oF We a the Phursd iy, ot . = Rettie et 43000" from Stroot & ¢ Ap , you and, the ter- ae 2) ¢ o ‘ é ; * - . , 3 ce miter : residence “se | on s . ‘ * _ ‘y ©) mil ; A 1 de} : unisch, 7 ON. 1e Cour vith certa‘ eed B Scumen Me: 2, at 2 udke, | 'FY iuret ridge it iver ; Medici 1, 720 a irt, t rta | USACKIN es, J By a y. le a ie fu y of t Bi a . ( & u oO — Ls | Oo na } : CK Moa Wester Int . rthe he — é made eir deeds, men, are k | dt individually ontention shad an o Busacki: Y:30 a. m. om Maedes Mantia: fe ~'suadenty, CLARA—En ? reat and that the ¥ aA the cas pret OF 2 a rec and K chown | uction j ally, the 1 iat as t . BURMEEIEO il a. m., belo ond antia) — S wn. mn ea $8 s and pr © value sum Fe who ord t} ,on 10] 1 is Cc % 0 pe 0 | a: te . ind { oes dear oved W , April re John m., be! iday A 33. 33; in P ofits of of the 7 of = suffe iat is t joia ha comp onfise: recent r aughter harles mothe ife or PI >) | de: and M:; oved a 4 said actio said pre nonth- — 3} t need ‘ r and w ni itchles: Ss g anies es atory. ver Tre- | lla (ne of Ch * Busack r of Fr 1iiip th uF sister te soa oe of restitut n compla)! . mises is . + o k ould 1 s. All | n the cannot ‘i The 12 sister-il e Pus: aries an i — an ances, iw Jate \ Char] m of the ion, dam mnt pra RUG medici now xe Well 2 lowe proceed “1 Fu in-law sateri), 3 Augt oS. & in-law Vitliam es FP, . The monthly ages an Ps Oi 2 ine bw. about again | °° the U r cou eed furt | Ri eting tal aed . and our tine Man- aw and Lamn t_ unl rents al 4 tel a algre¢ ie Kon} master | fror ed States § CAQ aj | TERE nue. to On whe iy, A sisier Louls ral from aged ; y elec oone, a J appear be el RK St. Louis een dt jola M ASUCE | n the ruli ates Supr ppeal Ca . Hp ll residence April 25 ' 80 avenue, ‘Leidner ch cted for tt uetice © ee e suis, ore, 515 Man is at | righ ruling preme C th be n iureh, r Lady | G56] Se at 1°3 = a. m. Weadn chap at of the the Fif ¢ the | UP ‘ of t to tell , Olive 5a ght to be h ¢ denying > Court | . O CO CLAI Intermen Help Rennerly JJ nt in SS. to St. Li g : : ' his offic City of »5 th Dis- h HOLA . | oF Ale ouper aaa Diles stots rhe SS ceetas g them the) ins Ameri ’ - “elt in claim la > “nv * \ soso = wary op Christian LAUTENB tre ety ro in Fifth ‘Distr! *. North a= wave D si aoa »/ etor n ; Jani mn Cc li ° ate M : pril pe 815 ©. emetel : Vireir ’. CHE we. n the ” ’ No. i } iad T of y of 2s) : v | nost eve 1¢5 ‘ a a fatl “ aregare ; AF ‘ + We ‘ ry. S gilli ‘ oR, ; . h ail ’ f — a ates Seo paced 82 ingred:| oy oo ee Pierce-Arrow. | s deep regard f stodginess in th father “of John ‘Cl 120, Nusband of th Sunday. April 21. Ree rendered ag jour ot 7 orcoick a.m acity | CONCR iF . valu * S of r . juice ; Inpro = r i the - a oa W . 5 Pa ° grand Ge rh hi " ‘ irk c raastric! Ol the He it: 1usband 1924. oom ] Inst Vv vudgme iit 3) CE but oe Me . ecogni . of | end tft mise > hitigati : » ac BAe . OF t eir au ke gaan heauser, — ate Tene dear | *! Man } of Edit Date gory “tiled i in neck nt wil! & “MENT do no ‘et the K zed medi-| ! he litigat' proposed On. us r ; a sent resh tomobi cle. axed 63 year our father-in ar | “nbacher, See tothe d this 2 i= Cordance. with 1211 : ‘ : ~— se o tl = 7 . br ather-ir and Fi atheno Oth ' with iS al ] et to } j ik Mi ‘ havir . and d | n a t { at ] er ¢ e at th . South 13) ror) H 5. i l-law aw, D. m. “7 l on Wed KISNE j INCR . only t} i¢ boast lear pr an, | more ig clai policy ° orm 1aS reatl 115 i3 p. m Sroadway offmeiste and | § heel rom Z dnesday By phd R : . ment " 5 promises, | » than aims ag cy: | is W er 2 ; m d on of : | - Mm., to ay, qametster cha yeeroues 6 iegenh Anil 3 FE Mot & ; %, Ko! 1e prov - You es, abo $13,0 ne ASE Cet ; Wa gener 1 aqer | DAVIS Betlef ednesday hapel, % eceased reet ein & LMER MUELL njola’ ed, est will ut $5,0¢ 3,000, 61 gating | rml ation eco lerce VES, HEN Pt nme Amy ,, 7814 | wae ig atreet, to a Jus - moons Attors ER. s t s ab | he », 000, ¢ £00 Ww ae V aaa Tt Cc -/ Anco RY Cemet pril 2 | ters’ " a m - , tice of INE. orne CONC mast ’ riun ishe | ar | | pani Od, euld . d T¢ — e and on rro } of n. Pat r — neterv o t. of | $8.0 suld re e the Deine! sli0nN h tod; -? O its S rom Jr. son le I. LD: . April 9 ‘a into ~' | LEIG d Sterbe , . ifth D anten, atic clear ie send 1 how 00,0! tain CO} oS 1nca e ay S ) intr ° t i brot! n of Will ivis, f 3, 1929 rest at AK IGUTON rkaeee District . RI : isl iS ¢ ] this | Oo « app ne | nt * we Y O mM | ther 7 lian ather %, ht | A ve sng (oA Wk : ment ng, } a ] of the "olle » I ree i Ol yut t} uct om nad of ‘ m A , I of isband pril abe? FRAN ee A) Vic D st 1eal its sy rate cted matel nt 1 re 100 ent Jand J. F. and A nA. and Mar _pusbend) Ce "1929, ate S PE of 0 the alth-bri SVs-| insur: e offici: 0 NeneS walt ay | Jueger Mrs, Ida \ Thom be en is into f Swite’ racks atic e okind ndeventer ine off eesle > ENT s0n ’ £ he; : is } elibe ance ¢ idial Sai Ca T €Sf O in | ve: r dla ia Wy sad ‘ mot! 24: chme -__ De a ly ©¢o Frida: ea! ag PRos 4 whv K alt abun- erately - CO said: | ke t | Years d our d reugh ; and Fre hey i. us Koch, 6 mia! vy. Ap t pec : aga Mlb Saleen te | scm t be 0 | rture = hth — (20U a Died ‘ ie Inter: des Tue sid Mio ; rerTXnod a Vv Cs re a se AY lv a vears ree! rn}, ‘ Monday ; ne nt sday, = FE “a nie in conside but, just ictories of | re henangtiid pol I doubt i isable | patric an from the aves ree , Los Ang ISi2 aay, April service.) in Caiveis” . a RAILROAD X40 Tex Mary —— hi p py ae Sn Ox mage retained th licyholJers if there | lan Way th eal Te «= 2 est Forty- | MREER. ae ee rOR BUS AND ¢ 4 » > +7) 4 ° , > . ” » | , Phi , - ’ . ig a ** _~ € 5 " tee ~- Bt, Louis. Bea. oo eaagg oP hire cman oe eae wee hart been Pi at has alway i PNTEIN, J Sai, Walter Oiichien (nee Monday. Apel 28, Ml 1 i ALL ALA NTI PACIFIC TRAVEL | porches ; hay 8 Be : Hele rs lave ] ir rec : ‘-dste 1¢ 's mo 1c on— - Moyon satis > _—- ead hush Pl 9° rt, Chica : “s RECLIN A STAGE ? aa ae : mans? it ypic r aiming en ave t 10t, th celpts, ' pol- rce- A a re “s bi t On § ; Ge ip), ad and of ‘Anna et i K eo S190 NING C ‘ES. ING ; Ip. Mr: a nd 84 W it h n enue, heir c ere pre If . + TrrOoOw Ar ae 7 of Art unday (e) George. W ear fat ‘ ansae © — HAITt ; ATL.TER htt ‘ ) . t} ‘ he ar s . A . ‘ feie her : ry, Vicor BU } A Man coal ao ns. health. | 87™eat 7 ims could OaUAP 5 piri in cleavi . And so ‘. mnt Carp yf Josep Horchits en 32. ee ejer and ou ay , ——— + . aie SSE. | iow ‘prion 7 1a tew Said ft In vea be amou be pr way ng to ' herson at from eoaute . t. : he in. M in | L134 peneres Nj e.. im” ore) cow {1 : *troit, ; ‘ As i. « days ag 0 the Ko TS.) 4) obtained nt in refi oved, A| it h its own id a” a i i 30 a. went, Wed chaps hha £5 rs, ; St. Jol norte sinth ae sar tes , 50. HIN E: Z wi « O° } ‘ Bp ’ 1 . lr ‘ : ‘+ ‘ > . . { “~ _ 29 sa ri Ss } ’ : ym . a net % ite “ey er targa of min og ae if the —. tte ont might | aS WON the ] cals oy tt Wl Pe ie the ity ¥ pent me oh N TH. AL, — 34 Mc- | MEYKE pene . ee GS Mi ut burg. inna Cineins atl Lise ad, een Vv de for k © é€an ake its tigatic vypromi OV . A tT Juan 77 ‘ of th , ce LI. - at le Jesu >» LOUISE . Dis f. pot, 105 XN ) ET t ears [ \ou express 1 iS cours ‘ lon W mise ate 5 alt r 4 a) ae ty abt ne 7 A ' e late .— Or (c2) | 2:80 = SS T (nee “R nitvrmnatl 5 N Gth st, bt ved jola suffe jola, ty ess nade j rse 91 as lef "ig natio 5 oft ‘ , it tipiy a, nother yh va Julia Fr ! Mond: wn a. m.. uesd ene bE the t on eall CE siletix yave ered orf | 2 4 and F eft te ND a . oe | debbie bead i + ee fuel ot Hat winder if inkent! day, ard Mevk beloyv ~ : hiDE - ent——LO ntre j “) old one: the me » and our-| Years f aqyear an | ° | G | the Mrs. Sam S poe Eh ey val, wil Mrs vke, de wi ALL NE | Moelle 1usband 0 Sul | STNUT 3 as | ane Ie oct taiien oer one on oe eet 3 com- nent mo- | Hari) our dear fat mmert. "Anthon han: | Adele". Vauen ee N ant deena eo: SA won Saab co ani tes be autiesd upon by in Pierce-Arr |. Fun inc ee a Mildred Fishbee ther | zrandfather. neve). dear father aa S4 CH N BUS LINES = 18 » dig what npanj ‘prese GQ upor! f OW iS. I eek Senne thas: in-law, eri eck and cle, a roth : ‘at F — y liars ambiti and ly " t’ S&F | i ] « 11es, res nrati l bv orv . | ’ ‘ Louis rom ti d ae _erandts nal | Fu red 8 ~ er, bro * : ] - P : - 10 ie rin: be ‘ upp r | he ves e e | ee 5 avent if Ls ‘3 vt ars ather i | The] al f ye ars. a ; aa - - ; “ » A g in ecame orting e two of ft] ¢ ine | ter yp. m argh, Ry.) faner : § Fee rom L = CE as the 80 energy c | por Be " att , the Car » er) = dat ursiday chapel | 22 Seedy - eidner a aR) _rensonal | was the back pains asl pai gr and | prop is the compromise pre. ee a had \ tbh ennacuphptitener acer | Se ae ae one $3! ETROIT—S7 |= ; Sie t Wa and isons | inte, egislat: sé ric ~~ Enter: OHANN deng Ceme- el No. Tie memt etor's Ce $ $7 Toners : rn ove S ng pains i tl 1 $4 ure pro- | of ae | Apri d int A me- ¢ Oss R ver of North rT. 2= repal : | r my f in if Ty) 1) 00; in ’ 997 | b a >} 1 = 7 ‘) re (nee [ i 1, F “* oyal A ‘ an ° paire = wors in be \, orn my meee or ALU t { i U lk “Pa. > ; wile o tava a St i ticle an reanum (‘le - : Q ‘ Ss 1c t ’ lit - ; the - 0 hea ap- a a a) i oO f the — at idden] irdso KAT . levelans ° 1 4 / and Ste; oey imatic ie cory f M¢ a en f Mra late P45 y on & oS ‘ar HERI ‘“— *y nd. SINE = — | ng abou 1 was s idily I bee: wa = rvices in pald to : rx z 4 len FF: Amelia 1 in’ French m.. cuncey, | M air ck at or Joh ‘loved mete nda, $s — $14. . Bran ‘2 : : eare) it re 0 disec imé@ State ? . the r 525.5 Ik arl asnet M abiimer ich, dear eloved lary M.. ohanna gauges ) . Wor five! «| hort W ertl $1. Tule . re ch for he cag to giv yuraged J | Superinte 2s _ | mother, ur dear m Mildre ‘Anthony, Mr rja Funeral Wednes ar ase ‘ol | : a atheeen O°r. l.ue Angrs ar Magpies [GAS PEP ne : . ohh tut eae a og » ok wee a. Mm. .dnesdas ATIONG: _ oe aries. S5™ ; | $8.4 ; a nde a i whe 6 up l Confer ender “> teat unera!l r an : ther-ii Fishbectk irs. | . y bed ednesday ae mwNS , rYFNIN owt: ny ence it sf il na l-law chk 4 tit n 4 : r a pnt - : iwc - wally L “ B Sengote w R _ soseph ge on Cor in City fo it ‘ pane Rae ine. Le aged og ~B.. Intern mort) Roe funeral HESTNUT se PAL HOTE! - — ; ‘4 Ve ry ? . ir ) ohe' : wit . , . . ‘ ‘ ' ! { . mT . ; . ’ . mi, JOUILS » tel } re: ai % “ rinte ‘nd we a homp npromise, r | 7 ! i ni, I) ile sia iureda : yy pel oa ' — r ‘alvary Cemetery RX. p ’ R . ELD oa ee ae ; nd g eople . ADOUE T at. J ent of son, K 1B neut in F pril Pi dadott + Membe alley ve SEALE sees | Tior wl 1 | he Ou ee t | 3 _ State . = 7 i} } ries ay ‘ CT) i! ol mt ra wil ‘ircle - : . » LE ' if ” ot K io} 1s heal io thy id fo Many eeutiv is toda: nsurance Si). | Mol Bg Af OB—3 ; euehs Cen sy our . at S p. poy meet at ‘No.1 U a NG D PROPOSALS j : t =. boa - 1 ¢ through und new | re) ives of i} to conf fe, Was in} ye of Apr 4% “a \ Lem | PH —— sister 7 = nt oli ane ER OFFI extion t ig leit ee | svar of the la A Lemp avent tRONE 14 : y is propo . Lo tha ' ance Cor th eX. kaw : Mic tom M ba) [5 io K I] yt} = en , Wil “pn B Al GUSTING : : ~ , ; lus eT bee saa =e aled beh all : f me 1; my iri Lf! ne crs : iInuech mati si d yx Com : mpani Ra i. | a }: , iael, . ty, r. dea ale + w tn U ppe ng ag ho ye EE vere } e “il the } hear i : this ' re ; cle he SOT ul ler 4) ; so for : terce-Arr a ce-Arrew at o (,Tavole m™ VW ” 4 hi r° 1 " r r) pe n sat), Vin er es Natoll, E mat /. MM aac tr ‘sat ut 4 knew wt Prane ix iF “on hit uP Kon} = my OW Ti ‘Ailm P thant if . Cuctions . a phe Lille re ‘Ae 4 ow in every o? ) Mm ose 1h iy Medi re! uncle Ww, bye te - “ of y and SE — «yt aapoprd te ae vl ae a, Birds io fa dow e i) o sf il, i nia 7 ¥ Siv ody, cata d and ERT —~ - ead! I ti . grand Hott of ed . atl the age her in- I ance ce) we o Alby ; Ibuat bug Ur Soc | WH OH r : ¢ ’ we P 1ST} ical 4 wr ‘ a af a¢ mT mauerat hen ue ‘rque aecomplish Just as se bh driven ree m4 - ISEMENT | f ; ¥ i amps optional +> -inch Wheelb ¥ un bly on. nephew ) and o rd and |, Funeral on 1 athe, Bon sbmattting Dr Wichita “Saraa ection on reer ry? re an i de Re i ash P a rt . La re seomd Le 4s . today I ‘ rs the Pp sy as thie hp RH : R without ext ee PS Di che Ww ck sca at — coum “4 | ine om. ay ry zi ae hursdag April F "a oo to me. eran mas "4 Rianke nal : 7 eve “an is \ was | P ra P ss | ters eugenties Sros. ft pril 2 , at | Deceased Bt res hein Bros, at e Chief npanire »btained od re rin suel hardiy ¢ anished a nel 7 charge GH, Mee bes 4, at 2 No. 21 d was a to Sunset But . ke i te above Clerk of o-. deposit Ort ‘iniv j 1 poor | Calize nd WHY vOrr., i. Maseus. -is, W member of Chopeet = not ac akiress. Depart. | it. iv is f oT henlt ‘ { l wan | , SUFFE j £ on JOSE rH Marcus Ce rc Kn. AY NF : Ww, of \ r » — pny 4 bh on ee ptable . ay neertifiead ral ~ . “ that i ty. it ae ag ery sul R FROM 0 clo ‘ke ” i 4I.— 1 me. | R,, a HA . | a UDO aal able to fT trlegrar temittanece, x The K Sis cial onjola | on “tem from ft IT | 7 fg Ellen ¢ “t =y. Seen Ae ntered | (ey | an on roe On 3 al No. to Department of should be ces “e 0: imimed , on Misgal Sei Ds an ern ~ Ifei elows ~~ epee mite ina . f yo her , me i — ¢€ grec n 1) 7 Ula Ma — f. r i ' “ nm al *. ] : Darns ; “ONGER? + B ig : I rt? rae - pe Gun : hus - J. at 5 st ; ir ! inher . “Rayner. of ner .. ommerce are this at ri lo? Stor “ is ni +) ' ‘ sh eelen e aie mat on” aint itor ay “ : lors. aye at f i... ireare te if & lot of M 4 Sarton bowen Pidimes 8 p ti SPECIA | a . public tv, wher: 7 515 On i@ Weal. | cont. WI de urself : d of pie “as PRE ——— mornin *. nidel a a vil, d brothe | —" pepe * ana gn : rom Le ‘ Ll. NoTT I NOTICES | hie: j . Ae i by i s A . . ‘ erates y" Pars ; Pai a A pri } 5 mrtiie . onnells « oe uae tI = ' rep { ~ . plaini daily, 1@ Is n © stre et. rr. UMMERS ONGC} n , — vest (alyvary Xavier J, Al bd ’ r Ye pat | REKOWS E.. Ot oad m Missour Miway, ¢ E l. Fred PAINTIS ling i introd tootin ’ s 92 MEDICA tr? +) mM he y ter ra Crt ol ¢ , Dnured i Te KI. MA 5 : wil) ' dy ity of & Jurna of price { medicit he’ merits of ing ¢ ig the 2. SOUTH BEND eS: yy FRE | Gee Ne.’ Louis heirs Peis par | wile of Prance ny — Entered tate ee tracted atu ae reby give Coule’ State of || CIN ie, t s in , { N E . . No. = “oul . : borers ; a j ite ’ ‘? sf ' 0 i] ’ ; ’ er p Pe ; : : ; » P| ’ s of ~ - ax. » INDIAN v , | L R O M | GODIN, e . iis Fire Dep “4 ae - mt in | mf Mrs. F owe - Ke es. Oe . er after eponsible for page * wena ; = , : § re . er j . . P ‘Sig 7 o ) naster WM rial Offer | ° ” mee al | Gea a KE NC F ee ment, Peete lew ii og M. Ru. wo ed by my or mag Boge ) — . A iw | God nu. dear c—— EN tere e | mother, ekows n ul _ RE . = Practice " LEWIN, M. n purchasing T oO * 8 o ( mde W 1s by + De, an >» & * ovelys to ry et _ tnt Rg r- tom ACG our won LOSI FRED JORNS. _ the N evo D | u a car 7 = 00 Wisneee hette Mrs. | entry G Lucien | & rs, 1M41 ¢ om Central i * AN ! ON-S ted E sed car from 1 As Bane neta ok aie nate bp ae 30 a, m.. on_T! ing ND FO | “SURC xclusi , usu l Inco BU at St. Laon om = m™ Mrs. Lillian del, Mra. Church, bk to § ‘%y : tiie , ee UND : ; ; sICAL, vely a ly m me, U b - ‘ 9; re) Oise, 1! eid: ree eiittan (ts {re . 3° oPrry St . ” a Dk Misc —_— ; Pye ‘ Baa, Rout sO per I ert — ibs el : oe | Treatment a ore than cove ree! average all FALO Cahokia. Til, 1 H.. Wednesday, No. 1, et ae ae : : Sunday: few — = Lost 7 ; rst Ow H ‘ . thence 1 April 2 »| m., b on Mo Merk Mb Few B ; 4 > = ¢ an Iks¢ io 4 ’ { hae an +. ¢ | pve Al wiay, y pe LFY ard. arretlt = : initial P; ceona | 7 Ho K a, 5 Mount Carme ry + er of wit of Aut “hook oan a = Laomt } TY ter 25: sow ~ ist, | | 1erce-Arr go of Min MARK —E anne | pana ya rs. Am ndrew = bras rom Coe i ees ks : Ow sther lite “Tt ae 4 - *‘niered ie} nt. great took. ot ~y la : “ AS iamond er ile nl i Opportu naym oe bh elles, ee Into |} = Funer ae-auusit ir Gene : ar ; reward, . — tng nitics ent ’ hi ' hi ’ mpohen A. i ree veal ‘, reat i *-. rr) tas Th ard a Lavet: , ab ‘% to Me | of . ara . \ 7 Spare vaband & 1. from hureday, 3G. : we {Aly tort ; ' ROPE Fi ' ; adit * Prema hy bie me Ps ale oa by hy, tor reside r SS ath) ‘oe cise hye $2 : ; through ‘ are get into a n, Wom Bea eral fr 1 Mrs ur x Mrs. ep Bs. = er aad Ps © ARia : ont . m, dear poe aseow Se hayes, ct | # . ust- No Charg ‘e in St, Lo n vd | Gelaven’ seas J0S7TA L, ANNIE — . (ed. | Sons “pigs i eee oc hy LOST. S030; reward. = | os 3 Ph e for Co uls 9 . at Eu . | Harry q Mother whe mon. Teir onwit \! mew | = = AA me meyer, — atber g E ’ |'—] 7 rd, Purest a G11 vlc ‘ nsult; pe ; Cc | « ' M rs. ’ ~ riba + ba . Ti st ni cle - brutes ane the | 7 a. re a ert v tes) Siar B {Ain : ition n Kveni , cal ane mo Cenk oe A. > beaker ar” a“ : ewa fonds. Li ids. itte and steals ee enings and V e. a Rote dm B lin Bs — ite “et ’ Mrs. | aaa ant law, r of — ‘nernand ; oa nad L 164. i Liberal vliy | . or et, from ude McFarland and | Punera oF ot jn or ae nn ost-D — % St. Loni — DElIm Sunday day’ afternoo: m Arthur J dear "states | dence, 1d Pty yeare ; vis Ny oii ispateh. ERS Se a ° FE] ar 0 a : rinent so on, AD ore oe a mneily's h & m % - RK Sk ri — | eee _ on i-rand Si Bea it mn lieth cai fe. ut _ Ww par- ;€! o— M: wie a mae.” ew ar a Joh ‘“ aye uy y aa e . re ry pve J amas! Lee 9 , . sites 145 ose JACOB iny Cemetery. chock. "i + ail bh, thence rod ws. ie la TIRE — rh hady's; _ I ote) ' late A at 1” we ede n UTHERFO Calvary : Sm Last : oe ay: ree = | y ne — wa. 4 nm : iy. April . 6 Bo. SARAH : lock. 32 with ©h ery ne ler + jst vie 9 ? pe ¢ 2 Paar. CAbany f : | $ Ro “ey “Ml of Car Hurm os pane ot the li . a, Mm ueaday. A : Ahan M andler Cuve ag a> awa a re, | erford . wite peril aoe8- ‘ . HH ar . ip atin’ bier rhes ; Barb le«ker | ec Gear uf the ’ 6: ampbell | ry H ni f et rbara Fi ‘ rd, M mothe ate lee reward . @R10 grandfather : at cecilia Hal Vera Sch andi, Mise Ada J. W bo ef M lL 7 Ima; Dow: —— : . " er an ity tat des it aneet rwaeah. and the ie Fiuth feet of | A 3 © Rite lavet lL oat Mecknare” fr : sreat-erand rath vin ay of 1 3 late Ja therlord. Mery & Ee . _ ic. femal beagle =k ec et 1 Gebke ral fa er ite ' year . 3 * — | a. m tres t. A gmat © ther. aw, ry, Funeral The Lem ax 4 Ret ~hasat ; : reward, ’ uint, bruwe as Ff ta S&S i pects apel a m. fr uretAay I urn ernie} ‘ipa! ie ’ and was & men and P nurses. Apri © 28423 | Rorcee om the re Apri 2 Tr preree black wind rh Se NE Sererd eet men bye r “uy I's Pas | ae ured 25. at Rarrac ’ ty Natic aidener, 37 child Arat Alaban tan. . of y. Or ' of st emete » ther h® nal Ceme s amall mm: rw ar OF phan 3 Pa mt raed acu tery, pet, . we ant ‘ rancts Saociet horns R arsed KEIGEK. s ; ee reward nite. b < oe Be « ¥ arn] Third vole ot & ‘ey TT S pm he Lot I~ a : r Mm) ; . PR ro“wn spots af Fr rd Cree a .. hs : ay. Avro a - : E alig vet: erent | be i” . 4 or idl r ba | hrett le ved biel om i rate white: Dis wm tane . Bu eas on fathe er ine amd of bs ! em ren : bull tem) ~ r B ' : h le a ' ihe in i fathe fowe he act rad f feruale. ‘<—s Cha vesting aw. unel yrinlae Oo) and me to wid return black nee W , see th F uner: . brothe FECuvery. or infor ant Colunm © et ‘ were {r van “Wacker her. r. K s. ae tees - avke eruree b ivean “i wareaet Time wilt : me 4 i terre futoal Mets Pay

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3 WAN T WORK? Tell what you « can do thro WALL PAPER CLEANING. hae PAPER HA NGING— ~d I ee es me ere ew eer - LOST AND FOUND tarts a EATHS MU Ria tote Pr AP 75 a i ANGING— 85 room ov SEC LEANER—Sit.: ponaurant and yard dined. atkins, dear einer vot Danie! PAPE 7 TANGTNG. reesgurant or cafeteria; ay? 9 R meee a: ak : . Post-Dispatch.( 2) BRACELET—Laost ° ll dear piece, cousin, “92s ¥ boy Grand P Af k RING— Re ‘asonable Matihe “ 's ( hure h, L Work 3 or r a, 174. }’ AF f R Hl ANGING atu! ioh mastering 7 re a- "ae cook: married, or truck . ugh a POST -DISPATCH “WANT” SITUATIONS—MEN, HELP WANTED MEN, BOYS A D—or read the, HELP WANTED ADS®% — HELP WANTED—MEN, _SALESMEN bao ba ST, Lewis ” BUST -LNar. ATC! a f eae o A Sn ee r xP ‘a I rag ne a Experienced: SAl, EXE N——We AUTO BODY MAN —Combination and metal worker: only first-class only Steady work 1” months i 6year, ) Locust. URELADY Experienced extracts, ete ‘tate aoe, where emploved and ive ref. noes in first letter. Box R-319. P.-T. } ar FR ANGE “ S—Ovpen shop. 4423 Man- (« 4 GikhL— Wh tie ey rie reece] general bouse- haee o 4st Lela Ky PArk View Peta. fes AUTO MECHANIC—-Must have eral years’ experience in a Chevrolet servy- ice station: positively none other apply. Reichardt Motor Co., 220 \ wood, Webster. TA NG ERS—First-class; | | GIRL—White, gem mm housework: refer. Pap bE KR HANGE Wii h A NJ. — . i. ‘ ee ee eee ee KERN, NK CHOL as—o1 . A and cleaning, reasonably. Thess, ~ * ~w i PERSONAL GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS ‘TERK your baby i a ACCOU NT ARS eee WRIST WATCH—Tos! Post- Dispatch. (2) _ evenings from es WRIST WA Te Seem wey , on tor or ceiving rx res LEGAL NOTICE NUTIC oni Ne "Aslie r WRIST WATCH—Lost. : married: wants work i f >. of Pe gtd for ; mechanically inclined. c usLit oO & e ; { No. 1, City of St. Leuis, Hi A a aaean yt aeeee 42 See Ox _— ge Chung Hon, entitled cause pur- not atraid of hard work. PAPER HANGING—S$ 1242 S. Broadway. tice of the Peace duiy SITUATIONS—WOMEN, GIRLS BUSINESS CARDS BRICKLAYING & TUCKPOINT’G of the following — rer. ss, 5 ne ane nou - ANG ING—Re pe ye : r » i "general Rouse: ROOMS—Papered bRIC KWORK— Guaranteed mere. day wank or nurse. “all (3) ‘ithout force holding the posses- e said premises after "hoaaswanls or nurs- wee guaranteed z V symantec in Cleanin gz Co. ( i E cas ogee for the delivery of the posscasion damages oy reason CARPET CLEANI os “i domed £700. a and that the value of the month- in said action comi hai nant prays oe aod of restitution, the value of the monthly rents Mickel Rug Cleaning Co., or ay, A one inta to UP Hi iL — ern Spec aggre CONCRETE & CEMENT WORK | CEMENT WORK of . in the Fifth District, PAPER cL F ANING—Average 1929. at the hour of : s) Ps ~~ ete r and Pa ul’ 7 Cemetery.(¢ ~ ite: P-

edith 1h ttenbather Saas & ML Bie eR . ——— - ~ wanis ge scheral house. ‘ ‘L, EANING — Rooms, . ~~ r mts: AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC—For for a }ob in large auto salvage wrecking pany; must have experience in automobiles, good oppo! tunity mat; state experience, salary expeuted. P.-D. and references, Box R-104, PAP ERT NGERS — Steady Wal 222 N 7 erm” pee reel eee. "A trea tis tities. tty | dy he am —Selling: | —— considered, Au S a. Moo Belt. CANT, — Te fewl printing press. ) t ttieen. fe) ITP White: peneral housework: neat; OLDER etic litin WN f.rand, work Appt, 1 | GIRL. -~16; for wacking and light office ee t? Sits of “a floor ee os onee, 4806 Paz a - aE Miurst Peer « _— oe tase Radiv 1255 Statler Hotel, MODEL — Young woman of refinement. about 18 years of age. about oS feet 7 inches tall. blonde, to model for women's exclusive specialty abon: muat live at _home: do hot apply without above auali- fications. Box R-313. Post-Iifenats bh. te MOON MOTOR SALES. 53114 W aghidason. /HAT BLOCKER—Experienced ; require d: goud Wages, Tele phone Shop, 28 W. Broauway. Alton. Alton 406. KADIO SALESMAN— NURSE--—With pra ‘tical fei perenne prrict. dle aged; good home: etate « x perience and references, Box - 75, Py, at Disne ite nh. i; IRON STAIR MECHANICS—Ceutral and Jron Works. 3008 Gratiot. PBX OPERATOR—Good. first-class Opern- or: write, 2iving exXperienes ®alary yanted, references, ete. Box N-123. p..i) JANITOR SERVICHE—Exchange of. good, bright basement, Orcs VUPERATUP ——exverionces pinderg aad finishers on “asen dresser: slicudy Witt JOB Pi LESSM AN—Open shop, - Leaivell @soaee Ou itiliz 0 “REAL ESTATE pe ve. MEN WANTED TLHORERS 100: colored, for handling: piece work. Apply Mississippi Warrior Service, 7 p. m.. tonight, street. north of Free Bridge, Louis, Lil. SALESMEN thodes Mfge.. S12 Lucas. Toa) OPERATORS. Expenenced binders on wath dresses; also preaser, The Avron i; Shon, 435° Tae feet yi OPERATORS Ex pericnced on Ww aeis drevecs: steady work, Osam Mfg. flol7 Washineton. igre i1LATHE HAND---E Experienced: fist rome ter | work threadcutung. _ 410 N. 2 MACHINISTS Allround: wiust clase. R. G. Clyne Engineering Cv.. Kaston. , OPER ATORS—Can offer those With ex- perience plenty of work antl good pay, forbicet Hros.. 0°93 Washingtou, Tih fre RION ORGANIZATION 'MAN—Strong: to assist house mover, 77 | Easton. yy TORS. Experienced o (reser, Apply mie HIE! 7 BROS. DRESS CQ. 301 Washingion. sixth floor ies MAN~+—Young. age 18 to 21: must be ie and alert: good opportunity. Apply Myles, ti 42 = N. “th. _ WHOLESALE GROCER OPERATORS Eanerienced Union special joinera, New Era Shirt fo. i) Liwenas tees ‘YOUNG MAN Sarin c aR ' MAN Young: 18: for radio and appliance service: euust have good erence, 35338 N_ Newstead. of the Albugue rque “Wie chita Airwa ay, 6 EORGE 4. 2a . mi on i SStON AL - r r —. 7 Ld 4 ° - ‘ ; . ‘ eR a r to Tepartmen of Cocameerce. Ne A PRICAL PAINTING “Titer ot | LA‘ teed SPECIAL NOTICES be sesponaibie® lor ay —— after this date bs ‘EMPLOY MEN WANTED 1 oki a d gear etl LOST AND FOUND Miscellaneous a nt Calvary Soe ery. a * email etn reward, wren bah tone MAN AND WIFE— Couple for feet 5 cal salary $50 and board 1?R8D Wednesday morning. OPERATORS Larerionced on e#ttk dressers alec buome | worers Apoly FRIEDMAN MFG, ©O ! 11) W hahtinwteony “th f hevene (ce? ; ; prone Salesmen MAN---Neat: age 21 to 45° car useful permanent posttiom it Kirk wood: earnings: real future aa’ ty m. or write {485 CVive Room OH. Sa Leste EN—To sell radi «4 ‘insurance Company — - t Ope “ntors— Dressmakers hapenenced on rena: steady work goed pay LANG KOHN MPG... OS Wace. ; tig lent? wily fl epeur (e*oihe ¢ MAN — Experienced with bouk keeping knuwledge and office work for ing company; give reference, su expected. Box R-o7, Puost- Dispaten, MANAGLR- To take charg: of real business: must be well experienced sclline and abie ta handle .business _ er -t« to look enuner has othe: Box L-164, Post-Dispat EXT RA MONE -~ K r. | SALESMBN—Sell our MECHANIC—Experienced .on . used 1050) aston a VEN AND YOUNG. MEN—-To ae? oo trams: tong rutir MIEEN—To sell re al ice cream, Rear, Mine OBPORTUNITY MIIN co. te. distribute cireulars, a.-m.. 108 8S. Dib st OPERATOKS " tates stk dresses gtendy work cnet rye OLpe riespowei: BEVE Ly i Pas rricemt | DRESSES. INCS. N, Shatz.. 1105 Week iste ri fetpits t OVERATORS — Need experi- cneed operators for eotten and silk dresses. Work near home. Save time and earfare. Plenty of work. ELY & WALKER PD. G. CvU,, 3409 eX Hs fet?) SALESMAN— fiver MEN—*: marrid preferred. for vutdour work tn North ost St. gos) pew to start. Call 2 t \ ’ write S024 N. Taylor. Roum 206 MEN i between “5 and 40: neat appeurine amd willing te vy £0 ver week to «tert: no selling, ee err en es STORAGE, MOVING. EXPRESS Tee ae Post: Dispatel ON ee RET ee MOTOR MAL LING ° nee. © to Calvary Cemetcry. sSARAH— Kn tert, et STOV b AS *~ Be bade REPAIRS | eA eat Se POLICE Doc Ww Henry et., Siaunten, | Goethe ; ao te) 4 STOVE AND FURNACE pr. ALRS, = to 12 a. m 3471 S. Grand | $432 |i MEN—2. «ih ears, for responsible fics th St. pnd eounts >: must ing workers average S30 per start Au . “ny io 4) teowntait > write S51 Pletal _Bldg.. Taylor_end MEN— Positions for two dependable with ears. able to earn $40 per start: must be willire to leave manent work, with future Apply HLLP WTD.—WOMEN. GIRLS” OPERATORS ~We ean use thoroughly experienced oper. gtors on better grade eoetten dresses, None but thoroughly lex rer jercedt operniors nee “ll ji- ply. ELY & WALKER D. G. CO. Sterling Faetory, 2d floor, Grard. room “4. 4 to v bv. @. (&. H. Torbeck. MEN—At onee: % sacanetes Apri routes; pay S37 off weer k'y average, investments or cepotils: character ence easential: “recery or clerh al epee af aseet. Write or see Mr. : | 462 Paul Brown Bldg. 5 4. m. w 3D MIFHLE PRESSMEN — el ps — two-rilor or sincles, Writ ail “ARE ON PE Py blbehine Ca Sorting [te ‘i (). text. Wis +t ler, The | WotLDERS — VLench sauerrer and 3 Aprly Meurl €?ty Fwunedrys. Euclid. CO}fax SOC lG6th and Leoeust. feb? ; pre “Tithe Rs ~ Ba perterieest, 1 levis Shoes Mt “Li? f*oten i 2 R\CTICAL NURSE—To tard elaete la sy Se henrres Hliend Sane fern * ‘Sala ry and Bonus "y «Fer 8! veare of aze. keewie sho ‘at. «ling preferrey bet oot eameeitial, » Me tele 'OO0 Aresde Hides {- Mewt- ie seat \ pint? SPARE TIM EARN © 4) Ter Stee? § Mare , OFFICK ROY Mieet te abie to typewriter and take lieht dhetation; ehance for advancement tor bright. ‘tie youn man In anmever, situate echootling referees, ex peririce if auy iz yeu }’somt [reenateh tiiewatitenrnesi weoth tw, «6 6 i Neg a) ies | bea ry eerie vel tae teeveeterrest Peagapireet: pleasent, «er eearkh fer reepemibble iteti tt sper "i. nt (unemerete!l Ricdy sae FP ih trie 5 wed ~? eret ie k moe per eee 024- eem a | otis ae 74 P riern we NANT APRS ee ®& cpterrweericile ** ; «2% . ees 7 ; ; . rears Binge “Te \cwli ee A Poe be te $45 Sr Te Ne we LOA Pee Re + og t x Mins t ereres + ta a. STEN si aPetic.. Sites — wie 08.8% iit Amhesmader Ride -ORDER FILLE R.- Experienced in ier supply hour In athener. estate reference and experiener. Box N-#l. . teow at SIDA N 4 atuie otal j ff > ERS—Firet-clese mechenies, Boliverk & Son. 3401 Utah at. tories now open. See Mr. 7 ee pl ti ii... Yuu lady, high cyete tetheent and get afraid “e oe. Sia ‘Game ) of tive downhtin wt: troexet | of agiery tive tyull infurasatioa, NJov. Post Dispatch. zy ahs de ~ ae int ~~ aad ie. EE AR ly A ee ew ee 2 - dimeansiina Mlle nets ils iach arene “ EV EN RE TIP 1) oD EC IT mth ye bo ee by re cov-siasabe ea eneenid oe ae wn netiiate sigh te we, nes cane Rea: z a BR in 0 ASIII Roe Ry RI Be ME eae Yo Cpe ET Ae Me var FE, oF ’ am ony aw a ‘ 4 aw - 4 “ - + u eit nein lia a tie litiale Sane: ith lias tales as. aetna thie ets ” i AN JO” > anlage : - - i ee * = -* a. eo ta alas Re : ne * . ie ea ee ra ves, * senna , _ vr x ern ole @ ay Pal ten? pit ia ieee — oe Po ts eae oe Te pope ww oe een — ep eeprag += Weel oie ee ee ht po smabene oe RR bs eg hanen me ©. ee head we ee ee hee te - pe ne an ee eee a, he gents er Aaa twee pao gigi ten aos ap eetitling, pagere me ne re a he ee ene om oes Pieler ck. e —— ne ee ee a marty ace RE pene ee oxygen Meant tte ae a EE Ry RR AT AE NN TR He a taal ee ee ee ee ee nt ee ee a= @ iv

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- LOUTS 30 _podt "DISPATCHt egularly Prints MO HOU SES, FLATS. E ETC. ) REAL Es ESTATE_WIp. = TO BUY . FO OR -RENT, FOR COLORED | HAVE ciienta fo r lots. flats and b 7” . . Spapers Combined. BUNGALOWs AND > AND COTTAGEs , ae ON Al AUTOMOBILES LO LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP’y LOANS Uliga- ; a sone, i el nen . - + jows in South St. Louis: ve Pe ie listings. Pine Lawn For or Sa le I an siimemon 5 | Call METEER REAL. EST a LAclede | OAKWOC S00, | 431 7—4 room | _ South — TC ] Ni - —- S308. fete) bunzalow,’ $47 20, $409 cash. a maeake = - : i actrees rr et si | Rox Seet SRE O Fouse IF : > oa sVmOorT,”, So ‘00F, BS, ic : rong © rk, . > ( SoG] } Bungalow Cottages Want : — to suit, 0 ! a Dremises oo; | é | NORTH MAR RAET. as larze nce Bt NeaLow WANTED ee 0 ~~. your NCALOWS. t Rive aide -0 1358. = a iti (o5e d I - | bath. jus¢ Dia nered barcain at $40. | 4 op uzalow; must be in / date all latest finishings 6400 “Nap: | BI NGALOWS s2oms, modern $071 | Y gp thong ee righ. ; VERN Hl. FISER. otral 9666. (e535) | Sox uthwest Fo Sous St. Louis: hear ear [5 Bridze ad t adale ay. then 3 blocks P Toenges, west « : Carondelet p ark, terme | LOAN IN AN Y AMOU NT U P TO F ao ; . f Or tanner in el]. fi. i Dut = ‘ : ‘ j to Siit. Ss Ss ‘ ’ Ten) | or - > NOU TT MAR RET. a0a—4 heoms, bath, tails = ot N32, Post ion etch, © irede’ Owner amt ‘ransportatic — (ear | Riverside o- 96 a a nti edd: on their houreh, id furniture You get the full @Mount in Cash and hay toy . ~ Ornate a) / Sree, 4 : - = , ' j . - . 0 $1 0a vestige FAL ! eitcorate; | ‘to louis: Sarage; modern. erely list your w=, Loan secunte F Sutomobile. and only’ pene, Davment. eens cin” *™AUiries of | ur e2Dloyer Me F sas . a On i } ; Owter forced to leave town: Wu? saeri 4 our ear ty—yoy Con tin ue to 2 ' c Prt gist. {co3*) | REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE sare Richmond Heights | fice. Owner 5984 Wanda: Cal after = ative it ae Usual. Quick. dignified, dependable service—\, OUR SM AL L P AYMFE NT PI AN if ets , slectrie: S20. i AC CYUU NT business, will exc! lang El, E.. om 035— si; 1x roor me, tile — PD. ty. if 3S A Casy-t me r Day ynent schedule. aisg refin Nanced and ¥ ’ ° ; “VERS. HE eam “4 c Ent | 9666, (¢! tx*) | one of best paying 48-family aPartmenta h seoe” ater cor OU burne Barag - C ONN ECTIc aa 2 ate, om r a ‘ Payments reduced "Mder the’ ame ston It wil} Pay you to in. % $2.00 is first Payment on $ $0.00 3 4. 75 ls first PAPIN 9 3 see F0Oms: =newly | im city fu. smaller property. clear or with | 95900: terms tg suit. GO) wher, Hllang : 510. e Oath. furnace. os. o™ ily vestigate Phoenix Ser ~_ Ses “: Bowen, y 3.00 j j J 7 | j -—3 larae Fo owl > Clear | Lc62) | pave bath. fumace, prataze: Holy Famit ya C. Bowen, “Mgr ; $3.00 is first pay ment on $ 50.00 | ¢ ‘.00 is £7 = Dain ted. Papered- ope eetric fe62*) | on 4© deed of trust, Uwner, 212 N, Sarah : parish” e — y. PHOENIX FIN A) ‘CE s *S 3.5 mr 1 SECO ivi .—3 rooms, 2 weeks free | (2) | “mond 99 £008 e cor i PArR vin iy He *h. CE SY STEM $3.50 ls first Payment on $100 0 $ 0.50 is first Pp f . ai tts & —— . _ — eights, Ca rkview GSW. S322 Locust ; rent, 7 “Iingie 4-4; Odern wil! ' Pius Law fy] interes; f Two re erred one COtlage or che ap ft! at. 30 Fa " == ‘Ob! Dearing S. fier. . sa E oO ee .~. an ENTEE! _ Ww i R. a ew bungalow } 1USt delng t n £00 et: $y ‘ALL WRITE tay, CHestnyy u ry candiionmeaa sn engl | Comdlp ted + ©“ODtaing 6 rooms: all very 2% ) Ss, rand. P Raw ub ste Pro s mmo an —— 7 SHERI N. 290 — > large $46" ap ile , =, Se, -- Ge. te . ny’ lar ge, aA sore ae ad floors furnace: NETTE 5943 (HOLL. Y HiT L S) . One Co n in PI H ath. all new ly decorated ; 4 R- Striet : uj om ol ; * | 1arge ron Dor: Side dri CON Tre nient 1, Pautifer ‘etic .- oo - e ] I. st HLEISER. Entra} 9666. z ~ = fat, — : Soa ols, “a ‘ oe u all day Sunday, Price Oniy | do - sige hemes is 1 ca a - on a = it ie CORSET ee | nee “Db: hts” Estimated at — SHERIDAN ; inside toilet, | 8, bath, 331% Missouri, $6250, wate} 7 —/ premises yday between 4 and 5 « | 39 Fan! Brown Big Rig wie pape red t ated. c4rage. Sp =: z ‘ - . ae i'l OF . OU RS pa RIy = 4 ry) P , , i - x. Yth and Olive ieee Mase raze ; outa HAT LO i ehgrment oe te | ge Re Seenliclins f a | FLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR SAI F | BUSINEss PROPERTY FOR SALE f) e tri $35. co, a va _ ® town on inhere is sone encumbrance - 46 simple as | SECME EN, sanz &. a: th, Victor 4 200. | MAURY ; Highway No. G1 for weisence or income DUyING a new car Phone for ph NosTaphe | Gl “bath 4 dee es eon 'x® rooms rong breperty in s; 7 B Sere DD. | and pci fications, ~ y Ebster J20Q) itl. MIAMI . o ct | and , VE -EISE N RAL e537) EX HAN, E ; .r OLD . - ‘ = aE, iCOmMe é About $63 Each. | Here i) ee en eee ‘ ‘ ~~ ¥ Bi ry o>? ) : = - LS ana eo utiiul ei sie flat. oes PENNSYLVANIA AND wy YOMING. N.. Ej . _ a fltl ed 2 ind & VOMea , wner se Cond th COR. —Trible flat with - ' “100m > a brick DITTM EJ ER - estnut. oo ~~ (COs ung Ow Muile o vears UNpry Q- aN = j r sale: ne roperty |} OLD ORC “HARD BANK REALTY CO. (eR) DAN te ; $500 ~~: Price $8500 : o. iSting i 2 to 7 Troon houses - Negro BRAY. 106 ™ tout. CH | Houses: lots farm and catover lands in | Little Ro x and Arkansas: all , , rar i*is 7 _ erent ; Hig 2 stores: extra | | MONE > 7 — » Been | “rge lot; wonderful future: cod income. | |) NEW YORK, Apri} -7—~«To pro. AS $145 wer matt! o teem That, | SRCMEN, 2117 ~ 55, Ulster cone | i TO PA Y BILLS # for payment , hares) 159 es A ~ om rents 5 Der Month; to clo j t od } e funds fo ‘ay Tris ‘th « : , . he 2s 4t Bij) lt / ae + Make offer. se esta ate; —= | j 7 : . - he Co . > non > | EFFICIEN, Y SAL TY & SERVICE CO., ii $100—s209__ 300 {rn ris } eat i -m,', PRS q ~| ; 7 : OP any part St. John’ s Station PARK . Frame cottage, «5 rooms, | > 7 Ss. Br adwa } i of . ; PP Stocks of dr, s00ds and reacy - OLDEN. S87 1— Modern 2- room brick bun- bath, electric kas. hot and. cold water: | MISSOUR] = i, Riverside ze nO. (eS) LOTS FOR 0: make Sen Possession of Property and repay in 2y Sa8y Month: , : * | Jey ce sg , wt mn. Attorney, Wal! ace Bide | and high oa coke i Overland pe _ >. | ME _LER. ss HEE K RLTy. & BID 3. co. ? a 3 Priva t ~ ome DE Mar 0730; will | 77, uth paig QUICK; and interest is oniy char Sed for nen al ti te Fou hegk Express _oO.. tbe L(dams Ex pres - 95% oy | AK. Ventent and at Price and terme YOU can’t | SCY, 4333 = aie LU} LDING LOTS—In Holly Hills, west | ~. , @ 2 ee MMOn stockhaia | oo. eyo OR ex: Cellent 24. / r sist ¥ Rext dvor Cast located 3 bungalow: . will I consider “irdeto Bra i hoe a ~ — S158 Single 4-5, baths Of Car nde] let Park - 4 IX125- all ImMpry Ven | ; LOANS MADE Ss AME D AY V¢ OD APPLY co. is Offering co MInOM Stock noid. | 4 ” rats lox m rine A—, tea rooms and a iain} iy ana rtm. nt Dus) Wn = of m dery Con. b Ocks SOuth of St. Cc? ar es Rock rd. at | flat. (Rand (e) Jkt MEN Olle ° Karace. | Me Nts ma Price $33 as 4, and up See Sa les- ; if Ihe “Natures of h Iisband and Wife are Sufficient Qui ck. co . be riohk? aa by ¥ a unit O ¢ tu © | 4} . pee and ¢ can: $ ;Struction thar an be sold very reasonab!y icAIBbon rd. > | Me a Se th, Victor Awoe. man on pr ‘Mises _ Or Riy. U556. (5: i) Sdentia; sérvice GUaranteed, Cail, Write of telept STtCOUn ag ers to = . | it¢ VERSCHLEIS SEK. ENTRATL 9666. (653%) OF owner will tang O84.’ "femme oh APEX REALTY @ MORTGAGE Co. are tive “82 Y TAN PL. h 5 HOLLY HiLix a “yee « . f one common share. | 214% ~ , — a ~ CRC, arm se Rea) acts rie) bung i it , S a , red and ‘© COMmon Suares | zz WV EST } if E a be ar j)—4 rn ms, sma)! apartm: nt ag part r ayn ent. Fc r M Ain 4850 Che Stnut. (c62) i Ooms and sunre ima > th , a1 “4 4 hes har F * 1 tne. "Double Tier We still have a few choice lots left. i | \ poeser | ‘ bo th. Cg iisees > fe*62) | Particulars . ui Mr, Broo KS, Care |} Wood f} ors through Mt; Scar serene in | ot etn ‘wah corner Store: 7 Ww ACHTER. 1445 G sRAVOIN. (eG?) | | a » 26. (OP @€ach four “+H4P°s now Li = a F ' Y)R Nw ~ a ° =~ , . ; ey elle nt nD , — ». ra | z >>} “a : fair ¢ ‘a =: investigate. f ‘) | . 5 : 9 GARAGES STABLES—RENT Spt ar — mL, * * CO. 411 “ aa University City UO Ul Sale — i . ee ame mas 3 dk i ME EN, Il? &, 1: th. ‘ Ictor 4200. | (onion 73 fr : =. aon ogee oo RS menete’ | | Downtown Office Seo uth Sid TT? are are é&- -~6> com YN) on J " ‘ 4 ~ = UNUSUAL 40ME. —-—————— Jos. F. Dic ‘kmann, 3125 S. Grand. Lae. 0620 | fb.) | 3g ft. Owner ~ a, a “yg oy = ‘LE . lams Express a: . na Ww | : : aad Ww so in ain ie Bee @ and 6 room. residen yyy PS ultra. | ¥ ARRELMAN (553—thae ON GAVOIS: ‘on . NOAH. 309. 1l—Doubie J-3 ei ee on _ eh -—_ mE — oe SLDG. 305 DICKM, inz , vhyew hts pete ‘ + cee | Deis est ae :. eet ba . "Boortrat ‘ “ 4y lia ‘ mo dern : now under ‘Onstruction, : Prices 3 ROOMS AND San hed es feTmMs you . yg Ree = - “ie ; —SEE shop: low rent et 2 eer th. ue CAbany £20.(cS3x) | Onisizn Btinkoo 266 | ane TENG) REALTY & SERVICE co. SE) Bave been offered the right to sub | 73 ry — ty ” P s 5 ) T > e "se - = / : : N. Sra dwa Ki verside 1710. ‘ e ) } =| ih a 7 } ‘ I ai St - . at ' ; HALLS ‘ingle, iy y BEING COMPL ETED S621 8. G AND. LACLEDE 3049 !._ | TWELFTH, > 3p ; al Southwese BUSINESS FOR SALE : = oF ; ee nod». - * ; ; furnaces ‘ NSDOWN PP "i een +, : re on the “5 Of one new .38 ee oO | NT, 0O0S—5 room brick cottage, t @ > * A YOWN FE VOS—Chorge Te itu blex “af NESS DD iP sha : *% ae 00m un sa OWS } _- FFIC LENG Y REALTY SE Ky ~ EF oo. uNga] A. 50x12 4. —— and dresging _ ~ au elivery truck’ ' re ic rP ea i 16 ho v fe d. ; +3 % or AT, Ls ~ i eter Chan 4 “$2500. CASH . ) : ye it = at once On ac ount of Sle KDess, | é ; 13] ] ‘ ; rlain ay Niver LI = , |; rice wi! be right. J. H. Davis. 700 N : ; Large and small. suitabie tor weg, beautiful “locaton 1g) Calter. , 7 West | Fourth” s 2 CORPORATION Ri ~—w REPORTS | So cings, wt lunches: “dinners, recep- | rovemente - nett Mace ; these bun- | LOT iget. on Wi wrest of M, -|fere ees foing business: ac | me tons, Gay es. conve ntic ns, et : make " lows $12 000 > they Me A Venez © ered xx BR be “ausila: d CH a 3 Frys N? rR. BP CO. ‘OUNt of Sickness, 4103 N. Br, vadwa y oe P ve 5°: . 4 tied reservations early, Fairgro; inds ne res mg — a me eae _ 9x] Be ay MA 3 O48] jz) i x tel AU RAN ‘2 , hs tion: ~ NEW ¥c Ric. as hy, Apri : ~~, Lnciiien, 1 ' . 3% 2 es7 ee Sa ee homes Musi be seen hh | R —f 00, Catio reason- as | on. wore} mpan With any other are con. | HOW I E. KEUSEY. TF acy EDE § Fine paw Sarria - ee. n | $0 Sutton, Mapiewood ‘ ' . , 7 ~« termes ve | ve | ins s oe oe a, OTT. oe E. ) IMpDroy, — WENZL ICK. t CHestnyt | B ES STAT RAN Good | going ss aaisine ~ # uction in Our affiliated com pallies report net =) 248 % 1é and ge >t . 4 holiee = > * ' . . MMth) itje i a ’ ‘* ty. 32 ar ; cr «> , a arate o —— t “ ® aac oo ok TO a PURPOSEs |! | : SENCY, “St dirs R¢ S63) | : = same. | Hoe ‘ URANT—Nice' place > way located: | 94290 to lows > 2 id es : sey Fa on e opt ‘ 4 om hon Compa red . ; i 7 Chol TEA eS . i Rivere ce 4, 72W ( al , No room and k tche . : fires 4 wae ing > R 108%" Qt . . NEW 7 ODERN FIVE. tt a » xh. wy terms S$50u. balanee ; down : S25 mou ih ¥ ‘sO ~*¥. Euclid. aw $1 —_— ' os%& 4 ~ -arge, Ciean ste re. j ; — ~~ ‘ De dr, on b : oe ” 228 ra hin o s —— - OOM BRICK BI NG ALOY can, ON ONE ENRI; +H] > ina 1O—] . : ey - . { Month y *Y) i A 4 as v ®4) j Ri "OMING Hort SE—Wi}j tr de ’ i} byw With ~Day 7? = ; > ~ o { 4 “7 i VPh N NY] «) mie _~ POOR Oger, ty. . —=25. an ee ali On Secund. : 4 ‘ 4 € i o}-t> - > _ i s1 ~ 2 ra or s . ¥ : 47 ~ 3. 0 loratio = $30. —' | = be eal W. $4250 gy) acant foe ne living irae a2 entrance hall, ; FLOOR: str rLy MODE RN AND Wel aot, AMNNERI 1364—Store and flat. Tea% | pir 46024 — HERE IS S THE es 409 ’ 2% SAARK. an age Store, K0od . 40Y | or part Afwater s99R eee os Or ee, closets: and fin ‘doom 2. burns logs | BEAL TIFUL; COPVER “BEENS. elsh- Bersteid, 5404 Easton, FOrest o111./ _ > oy lafeain: terms SOUU cash. TYi ler} Re OMI HOUSE rooms: 3900 west. | Under our new The Pierse Arrow Moto. , aPi -cee i Susi ness, a ST, OVS, T22 Chestr or i= : 7 if ras. Be yt Klass doors S€barate liy. SHADES, FIXTURES, ¢ t RTAIN KRODs. i Ieinw S300 més. 445 51 — fe) | Cn Loans pay ae bsid } 499%) Fj {¢ ; ‘ ’ PFOOmse rm: © Dg and Uining » oODs - _ lor EP es oan > — , SU Dsl: Low T} 7 ) x tor on “a wi | ome ° s. 34" oF 4 4 D nie Seose aoe eed . $500 (ASH. EAS) | TER Vs, OPEN FOR PORK 1Ol—wsin- gle 4. 4. be he fur. | SUR tT = | } $437—* ‘arge rooms. Roowise HOUS SE—F Ned monthiy Da Co. and sg UDs} aries show ed rer | 162 Si ne Rac ew, store, £000 loca- | 4) uble oe . furniture “ ?™ Da: titchen j. ,2™Mount of INSPE( TION, “SEE Us.” nares, bargain ns t Vath. steam heat 4-car garare OnLy | Ss. Ww (6) / ~ $100. v if of $448 531 for the Quarter | ; #2 ion : Su 3 GRA‘ E. li 1”) N Sth. (ch), | I. W ' 4 st Spa, e I en Ss ight and Sk« MEN iI re 1 » h. ss Lo 54) * sh ine = 345 m. nthir GT VER Bre oad ay e A — rage mont profit . : ; 42 — - Ee location _ —se e or. 3539) Ss. G4 —— m and Das 4ample pa try and Closet hee tas 4 2 Rc cy a ‘ . wt | Ictor 4 -00. $25. ATTY. se os ' Chestnus Jt CHestnut 5603. = ~ xre Hor: 3sE—_ lv rooms; E00d fyr.- | + oa thi ended Mare h 3 l. contrasted nV it» i iu * ail. ll} N. 15 Ith St. : ‘ j biingal {1 ws 3 > Siric tiy ue P "B Pet iroomes Sre os >? Planned a th — : , rill. eds “ oni ——— I ' (CO4x* } pense Sarages ; full; cneap. UElmar Other Awerage up ~ A loss or 5 3 ry 9 783 in the corres S- ' o ‘ : 30 : _— a On00: take Vacant Jot]. Fon “Si ~Dianned 8 OOC St} : 255M. icaT7) . ’ "s 7 thode.. ry 14% Whittier: t-5 modern : 5Ox14@ | | Complete: — ‘easonabie. HOS4 Ny. ton tor actual] time you kecgd may, a ane gore diye, *6 a share | 76 " 57 LE-Pori: CK, 101 N. Sth, MAin’ pees. Is nd 5S heawe ha a L\ELTO, 109 N. Sth. CEn Dtral 92573, ~ Na — — — on the Class A stock after resery.| / ‘ 7 cae ery ) ® and : $400 ( Lara $33 50 | ROOMING USE—29 rooms, 4 baths. | ip; oo 4 § LOCT St, 2923—Buslay ranged rp 8: $350 : ‘ye al Buys 9 ~8On* 3-3 rooms Dath: ga. water in ro reom — uch aboy ~ ee HOW WE 4 ing pret erred dividends for the full | 123 Stories an, i lik aa aa rag a bas "ga Call own Tr. DElmar Ordinary, or Particulars apply YIs | 4 . ” le , . mpd : ere STERIL ING mr ar rr? co 1308) al ¢ Elma | Washington. (otf? | Ph. wy loans Up to quarter. Al! Of the ¢) 223 FR shares, 118 ) ; } SHOW 10¢ “-51 Delm ar, Union. POress 8T: ; ) Bi Ey OWNER, | eee - SHOP— Doin ng i business - domestic = le =e and which ca Pry contro], are o 148 x : taney maker. Linde! at E Spitters. batt Male ngle flat: 5 ang > and 2 rooms; | _reasona wie SOX R-250, Pog tDisp. (2) | 1€2-TS—signature of the Studebaker Corporation. The} 81%) §§ STCRE—Desirabie— first-floor location oe com, ae 7 & ‘age: DE eatin. is) | STYLE SHOP location acount / all that Is directors at thelr meeting today; 55 | ag Olive between llth ar id 1: th, RP!) eT ity ‘“ 15 c SOC ~ At iv. : ree Vay ie ii, “4aMar 13 SJ SiCKN vgs - reasonabie. box R- 15 Jl. P.. D. } i friends or t ” orca! SDACe av ailab] le for Offic e a il othr am ar 7 ms and « In (c7) fied—no One n hn declared a div idend Storax 30x _ P.-D Must sel} o-* veer ,- “ee ise, | cane NE 7 ee ATS. one AS . ' TAILOR SHOP Rony equipped: good | a Da udy anal store: - STOL T ue iN’ R Ee “ o 2ues = ieee mR . vod #228 Cook lave = R-93 Tze * ‘ ———outeau a ** = . z - 4 “pooe SCPes = ’ AROVE. $65 cv d : 5 rooms and hath above a. ry sé |; ta mee chairman aoa duipment food COLORED HOME SEEKERS or _take ; dy : = soln oye GET K BOOKLET WALI p o. S.cas. 1 an ao 8 a It explaine mal es v ‘ ‘ prac ca . : . . 4 ’ ™ ~ ~ ‘ . op ™ ’ ° 4 ‘ es ' + Ahk hm ? Sti ‘ ne | ’ ’ , 1} ’ ss @ 7 , . = LE =}} wen u eleariy WD Fs) ——— 2 2 VUg! then ! adver. S4 7 or the } board. i * . [211 16§ = | announced a bay quarter sales | te s i ft! ‘ > 3 APER BUSIN ‘a “period last at Used: must "307, on #3 nfil led Orders | 18: total more than 2909 cars. } N.S Store, p *OOMS in rear re — ~ “ ty ~ No — "0 MONTH « PAYMENT PLA | We pay ai furuiture billig, rem, aay us a ' 74% 62 Bayuk Cigars, mnc., had’ nes ‘O-! 41%) ae v E ot i854" Rowe, NST FINANCIAL | Room. some for the quarter of $135.:77; 7 3 | S. E. Cor. ¢ Samal to 59 cents a share on the | 124% 9g (ny) x15 » MN) FARMS FOR REN] “a - wt4 NN. i. a w Ommon. In the Same pe Tiod last 138 Le a 2 + ‘ owe : 4 ? . in Ch —¥ BUY Pune r FROM OWNER ; Petree: 12 miloe out Gi ~ | stand year earnings were $199,159, "i seem 110 ii oO if end Ong , “yy, ee) r f ‘ae ot ; ——- ~ Aj i ‘ > : , . r; P taking §.722° lust bein o2 een re ty, mi PRICE: . wND TE IS TO - IT or —_ ne , i ~ Di ispatcs 6°) 503° J KA TTL EMAN & Cr 520 N. G _ $24 a sas) lare. | 4 : apariment a, trade WENZ? Ic . Se ™ eae oe ane . ores § . “Ve v ast . e BF ig [ re ‘ ct ; ——— j Cent al Nat ‘ona! Bank Blix a : ~~ ; « "Heatr at SMI Ith, “e pe bh * A. | Ste — = 1) n ’ br . / | CHestnut YV14 GArfield w240) (cog i = a o4 a Tl j a4 t Ais yt) ° na Pr yy, e j nee su * CO , —— arner Sugar + -OTDGration and ivy ’ 1a5 | i | Space 3" Porches LOANS ON REAL ESTATE I ) 851 s RS Bite ie Midsidaries ended 192% With a net 2286/49 ys n S In ry > | 22 ps gins , MONEY LOANED—$100 Ooo On IMproved | ef 8a 8.97 Thi COM pares |-; ' ; } if 7 , 0! s - /ares fa North | on first fi, ned rooms and sles | FED KER S10 Gravois. PRospect ASA. | located ‘ar Brgy ern 5- lance fof, fa 1 Fvanous real estate ~; lowest lnterest — a29 np $ . Ub ‘a corner “non. &@nd S¢. | Wer? mo x chen Pores Nn secor f t-water h. Yon ak Darn ete Saatels PResmeet 1439 i om a. ; foe Janen ame ht } Cistery wel) and SPring . adva On rents S€cond deeds trus ; loss of 31 Aha -.631 in I 92% | ino : Zour, 2911. N Union ts Pati St. Ovis: PW) ash Otal m nth? i ar ; 2 loors bie lot, 1 Wx) 40 Me aut fr: shri a f WA lier Going Tr { 2 lTornis ~ , 4 > an 7 r} Och ‘ lark aDDile trees ND ar Cataw S54. JOHN. Ss. BLAK i & BRo.. 815 Casseme y : — 94 , Fst. , _ ee i Dt Cash will 3 1} ;, . . rf, Money ty loan on Li 0d city | the Mare 4 a i larte r de ‘creased $123.. “th er, 3 repair: a | | sold . 28, ne gg AP en . ” ~ alowed + ) ee : od Sep ne , i Cstate- me « answer: — onabie | Loans May be 665 ‘ $4.4) 54. + COLOGNE. ©100—Stor.- Food foeaor for | . Dat . 305 Etizgar ra ‘ Rl MSHAW a ‘a , ; Saraeg - See us for reliable oar e. nd you will only 0 ' Any business, Riverside 2650. (e3) | BRick na WEBSTER GROVES TRUST co. Realtors rs Ath i? : ps ® 6 . 8 ald Ww ANSTRA TH. 717 i) Chesiny rt. | actua y GRAVOIS (422—Cormer Hambur C8) | 7 f . wile ’ . bia CXCE PLigng) iTga f c65 a a anise Manufact: iring lng wiation well established busine 7 . be ; - ws”? Me INEY | | oma ; oa capdertul OPPOrtunity - Teasvnable rn - ie , 1 #) h oe De ind vw 1 Welsh-Bergteig 5401 Easton. FOrest oy t tr EX RE \LTY ¢& MORTG AGE «ao ‘ Co. ha i net. irnings of LOLS 3764 | 19. _ any son IAT i tS > : $4. ‘ La a > di, } Daym. ‘ ' dow nn e Ston ~ i > i iz a ‘ nest Ber BUILDING LOANS in > 4 mar q la ‘ter equal to 53.4 = sa q | 427 ere placing or renewing your loan . — ~ $25. Riverside are way busin . ¢ Line to Charlack ~3 Kee Mr armbrann® $300 D« \ \ PLS00 fet our rates, “SEE ts." & shar, NM tihe mmon. Profit mi ¢€6% ~ if? > STOP w yrs "iz , ore hh 4 2 bene Gene ae . i: rr) in ~ rs ~ TY, _™ ) , VW . *? iad > 4 , > 1 FZ MORGA ’ 745A— ¢ y Orick Mtn west Pr. OF drive Was ¢«- ir $26, alin oe vb *y i $47.50. Rive =) | blnek« ek then north ~ Se PARK say INGS TRUST ‘rame See “owner aeXt dour eas ' eee ee 7% — EN r fi. 1204 4 —_—~ pane ze store “ ith A > ° “ - a imma Hiland a [Ge | layton und De yee ‘ .. : r i — z — nas ! } Boo} a t ‘© rece nt quarter : 7 - os > . ‘eS ’ ' '~Y > . et ae ‘ : ‘adw, . — i. ‘ =e 00M; $40. red. (c62 ‘Acre Prig¢ S Of a ip 2¥ Are BL NGALOWs AND COTTAGES LPL A LOWER PARISH ——— Were $15 260 '-- @n increase of 54 on48 SOSEY ~U25~ Fact _ « Stor rie F rf ed eRe. pr F UNGALOW ” ey ' . > ‘ hile | . a Meee fOr any busines rent $25 ; ono rent wns rr Ices f Tomorrow or Sale \ NY PRICy wejond deed. pay 4ble monthir. on yer cent over a year ago, while | jg; * S On Castleman, near Grand. ean , oe rhiae 7 Outh o >t . OU S58 t 0652 . ; ES un d Orders on March eo} | 19] % 3 Months’ CORCESSiQ: i a ane ie Gir , > Sis ‘td.—Man w has ; tead- +05 Olive t. a MOunted t e160. . rhe re os 4 DElmar 36 8. . - ; ; wring . d id years Needs $1000. : - if] T} lind Floor. _ CEntral - . é 2 “1998 . 93. — i _— } —e : : : Day One Der cen; Der month , iDpaidd ba) : 222 Missouri Theater With $9 69 lf. An ‘increase of 34, & Ca re ance, Box R. 64. Poset- Dispate h » 634 N Grand. per «-, ne vill pa SSINESS WwW ep GUAR, ANTE ED FIRST DEEDS OF TRUS] ‘wt « wa . i x — on wel ae ured ryry perty of NOP-P than — ii a - MS _ . —_ ~ B —————— OE — E RY W double value: amo; UNts SP 5c) $500. STi tea, } “ek Coal ~ Coke Cor. 4 7 ' rentwood — Live SL500, ¢: HOO). $2500. $2000. $2350) | () NE EY. LOANS ‘ “d the firss Quarter with; i! 2 . $4000. 5000. Oe) To gq), — . Th t4 - 71 i BRE —— — Pi. i LATS. APAR XTMEN Ts LOR SALE ; All he ae clear tele and am; p one aoe {utomot fu edbgd $4245, before F ederal | : o room rr ; 1 rr. mea. a OM Diles, rniture, ' ®% excent | i, ince - Pog Om: | 143 for $3 EE == North a), eeo. J. Ww ANSTRATH ‘li 43 Ches aa ralue: no red tape: no. 20 extra fh mARes, avis: ‘St net loss of $235,707 | 35 3! apartines >. - “4 "etn ‘Vding fy — $94 ) R ") : FOURTEENTH 3303-4 06 “N—4 familys ge Y ES: wee — INVES? is on ar Ana NTEED Fine = for mak) Ng loan: MM th. first 19% quarter. Mare h 43% apartment. ‘ty ~ ‘ . ’ . Pe ’ ; ’ a iV . . ° : d Pcade | ei ‘ 4 = : on — - ; - Nort) DOCT ORS. DFE NTISTS ] ( i S oy f # AS HT Us: S850 ny i) cia] ThE EDS oF Tm ST IN sT MS OF s1°n0 B A N NER I LOAN O88 was 714.036 “°Mmpared with |; ba “Ortheas;: “Orn ; Trleames « “eee aN - ~ ee 86000 - p os . , > = ae mene: excellent ott! tor r ‘prog mlemat HAVE SEVERAL THREE To Fry wt OREGON ay per RROvest. CENT INTEREST |_ Rimar 2340, St Cire ae pet Of $67,361 in March, 192%. | “ ’ ‘Ss Va i A rma | “ ; es , ; ‘ _ " ie Of Russe DETERING, 362+ GRAVOIS, PRos, 4. a4 | ’ —_— | by A M KR. cv., SISA ‘Chee AND SINGLE FI (Ts THA «awn Tamilies : “rs bu res a “4 hy “J ~ Sc, an fh — " ' MONEY 7 To Loa par Pn % i 130 — tral S63. ~~ ‘ P eauT WITH “WALI ra Y. ; : ’ modern Fy r Dick mane. 22?5 «& i ae I O ———— }>s Avge 5 amonds, ’ "4 | 133 EASTO ; >) N AND BAI ANGE EF. iN : “4ruge _— bargaiy, - terms iy pet ~ - eo s . : 7) 4) ese Daw » = . unn &. 912 Franklin, 3 - : WAS) TERMS As Low AS $29 To --l? How “Pd: 4-roeg Tuttage: modern i a — "+ Valuable «, a (os) J S ON AUTOMOBILES —- ; | £0! = 6°40 rn 5 oe ~ ; — Clayton $0 PER MONTH. IS { “ss: }. ad- Peay - tan , 2 j COLE) " (Mi. an _ _ : 7: : | “Tinta”: 00-08 — Bu ling nt w. trees Ser ee | ig ; >? om ? Oar I ‘ , “a? Tis. ' co — So ~_ Y ie : Madd “i Dliige ote an Side o°’rgq ~ a . { J a; wed >, . ' Cal }. : ' ; a ; : 44%, ‘Sts f 4 rin Ts. Be 1i34& tire Bulle: ~ io Ule 4 ity at PP aSOnah ao {c2} 4. a : a >=, . ry : + ut our - . seit ; 164 %, 1 Dee . “a iL RR ACT Y CO. we Ferguson = ocrve ‘ F We tie 45 you the = 2 7 . 78 elo p. ATK ew F255) Cre starts a —— ~ ite a —— loa 2 | Y 735 ‘ Hoe _——— fran a ~ = 2 r ') onderfy} 0 we nets ~— ity 0 = ae ali * therm. ) 05 Olive St. tor ' ee } ' . Es rae : r> y . 4 r west , ins ‘ litters by ae na of ws . ba — ~o Te atiq Keen Four — - Office »_ Space “i Re CAI, : S. a5. . ? $1850. ** ‘ B SS] . dann a Sodas ne “Teo. = i} , TT , : z ™ ' mr’ ; TY SH ea — ae a? y. u Peony us smal Se. Louis, Mo. ) . % " BES % : 3 ee sai - " ss sai ; 4 A mas salecm, = ‘ © Sa ae > | id “7 ety 4 +4 8 a = . - ins Pies rf rthy A et: Dusew %* rer then, auarters: rex $5 UX) Pas "ToeenT ar ranged a suit we j 54%! TAUT iu Y P AR LO} , — Kirkw PrEMIses 4 4) 5. Bis es é eH AR LNK REALTY ¢, ; in. reason. jils FOrest sty5 °° vs SO. oe | $4 %: 7 } ; . ~i a | : y . ° baad tr, ROOM fo . 4 ent, Gray ‘@ a “Tavols cis Cc weet TM EB] L : Cesta: . (ORNE R SINGS tLAT I a s I ~ ? Q Pot | CARE — i a : ; rell ental, Peseta: gener ally °° « a they are j ¥ . 4 Specialists i ° = by ee . breve , be si \Y pa ‘ 4 rt says he KIRK Woot . PL NGALOA Onn ok: pie at ‘somes I pige sot ND p LRA OINT KicT Paric iis ae ~ dor nn llaw a Uo Miry Cy} BS a ; wany 76%. NX : ; band toe WUrtenus cans densa —__ ; (Hetuat — rst gage a > fetes: ~ i eT | Ouse ' 5 ; - La 4 j fre" ; sd >. \y ¥ rr - — ~ a sO K j a ‘ | ’ : toby . ed . site ce ? i ; Cts iV Nie x f bey rs ' GLEN WORK ee eee ete na ee —— Northwe st ae al ‘ ‘ f vf T)ih ; . ma s furniture + i % Mani } ; ) 4) ‘ ' a “i - — Tiga? "4 4 if ik Hi J-res brick. ’ | DIN w bh rm , anes Cl : ~~ ry ho A‘ r . mare " te Pee F | m vine s ivi eh" h i | Me im Pai ‘ . cM . 7 ae Post PNG is tony waned “ce, ! y VILSON R. EF & Loaw f —. ei rie cree Jw oer. Ver r. JOOS. (62) Strict Brod ral, > wn. Re | 4 - Ss P bli Me ~! eae . . * ‘ . . . “ ee ata — a eae. . ‘ 2,* r lj ex “nm | *Be ’ eLMPHONG (2) Oo. 1j ARNEY. 40 ~ 8. rele we OLD oR! - | ER D | y . 203% y q Fiwe | MONS : nay! ean ieee + Ot ; + las ‘on CD ise Jon - sna a = ‘ Vien ' Das ' I irmimiy Al, F; U ic Utilit Stocks ; a wervice For th 2 ee pn ti) sae Me Pa a te tinea an ——— — Bia gS yee Sammig. | in ; 4 ats, vermaney, COUSINS addrene 'S \v A PRice | Kimesiiaives priced rigm © hae an \ REWARK ABTS BAKGAIN, Sitsen~ | i “Uv mou peek Ss ee COS) in = ec Nance om B 20 MONTHS TO I nl y ) 1384) Bim] « | fees hood 4 j ’ . ‘ _ ae i — + TH Fier . +} vad . i : te oTye ” es — ‘ ” B . , I d ’ 7k oc. for manufse ay , es t« _ : nn ” — af ¥ Sroe Veh. 40) - ° i Uy +) ~ x 4 ; se Ke. . ed »¢ | s ; ‘em « STOR RE— oF) Estat ie red -f o GRAND JEFF of od Sis ly So00. He a ses as n Ustria] Bonds ' 63 hal Inginees —" ie aa, Univergs Make 2n tien) } me ag —SOTT RETY. cO.. Bia. Mm, | Conside: +. } CY) FOR | PRI Fa on ‘ Kot ND re ee’ at iM fine iors ) a | 73% \ Wesel a AAS ==" Bids. ee : : OVE ER. ar nie ; ENG) te eg, ACEAN, ' ; a ' vont MIS STOre ip hig ene — — : ~ — ‘neder “aes “upervisies := ; : y ASH j P 7 aT? oS ; — a ‘ " ‘ Wires “ ants 4 6l)a- . f + , : ‘ “4 a’ L.¢ . ORTH S nt a tJ . ; j & . . , * > - ) . e . se 4 j aici™ Mint uf he alt hy an es ae 2 a Orr; ’ i * ElTOUnN.; f Chapa a ‘2 rx hoon ¢ tvlanh in » ' sat bale ‘ “ S28itei 4a ke Pes te ee . wees. . . fr thd iy vl * 7 ¢. \ ‘ st¢ ; ‘ Ad ' ; , tees : —ig & 45°" A UJ TC ib il j . tes in P.; » Cc , ; ¢ re : ? > ° t i | i ee qi KS - ; SHERRY. ois | a “$toun "= rinses : ©; i ? j ee oat eet f.. \ . . . =a M2 ished: business ego * 4 4 : — “im, i : sig _ ated by ie a e's Rriey Modern-— Ri roe es a ieee i ae, 7 ; 10-KOOM RESIDE \Ch— Stone ‘to, ee ~ * to 8 a Ulbe: cae, et all tm, werey yoy nemeee f Lion 't Jk ae } Cig, eis . : - . “ “ ae . “ ' f ‘ur nid sh ~ 4 , ; ee a le oS ‘ -. ’ - i iit 8 wi : ~ ide 4 a . , ‘Lge airy lime Luang (Th ise le ip 5 rr) ity. ~ TE Maemtags by _ i RESORTS eid bath 2, & es ly emenis, Sqr Md S$635y- sin 34! sh, | SPALDIN pw 1 1k, q.t* ) : , ‘RAGE 72 Ute, = We wit refinance 4nd advanes ese; Olive “~ ‘% E ae S — Wel oe A Ra | nN — da., ent wr, ‘ o - S : é. imi . “Ju ‘ 2 an? 7 ' aM a ; Pease, tA si ; eae ; ety ror TROT pe 5 : ; meet lape or en. Tide Manchewtes: el . % ; a or Ren; FAL TO R Pouitie staire " : a ian. Ca Ph ~ 7 a i Pag SIN Wy * ot wtp | Sind, ch. : lorsers ; pas an little . as you can Open —— ~ . rvs : RE ne tin . a of , Re tee a si itze j : M ‘a MES NI ’ ety, ‘ ‘ pA ws COT; AG K—.; @stliew:.. | fut " : vintn D — : ; ae Tre * £10 a arge { tR \ND.NEG nC SGALOW BARGATS / age ned rx ; 4 Niger , Da} ‘ itm Aine m9 » JEfte renee ~4t4 y racy rhage s " ‘ yy ; = 2 — ; coe : :¢ j € ‘ re fs | “al ’ a aif =} Pa Ocust ‘ f.. j ; w » ape be . =i 4 NT , na -_ i 1 ie ‘ - , Vi ie re Many CUBE he! tery *. — eur? ) | Maplewood Hr 4a — nd FRow Fotis ap ‘Vv —— “a? & tstn. Victor atag —= ———— = == Care of bone ene@tcd ta rents. NG BENT eee ae een | = SEGRE ers a : i? : : , wat SiN] -F Siiiey) ss = 1; “UN@alos hie be: =~ VMPTON oa « ; 7, eee ne * ROlswe wa Que 9 rick, Slain Lile i ir lwo, fruit « or. 2-c:ar « iiwn ‘oe ~ —T yi ar iPag yp" oe “sa * ae Yy Borrow Today Mayflower — eae 5 om Sat oer out of ' “AOE? Hust th, 20M vey | : ACluue tn es ' : nn ARGET Establish, TL Y, The LA SKER Wa » is ' ma 2 i Ry f [ WENZ i ‘ 3000 RFE NGEL-WERER. + ’ ' wate Cars “Siuling af ti ' 1A ay ' y Fos Sale Wood & Try’, ha Tictrs . Ma; lee j Seo our WHY, PAT ap " Di TONTY — : tear _ WORK, KS.” Wai gy , . “4 “* auction, Abany ‘ens " Yy mM ‘. pNGALow—g teed Gru’ Mee} — ES ee “Chang Sepp eases | ron ode a ZA Year to Pay i. eS “ea PUNGAL: ———, Poon « buat : Or a. abe Bele i‘ ;R ur ‘ : ' , i ‘te = ROO Be ir y Vier “Toap, ome aL Deke: C@RY terine no Stalin brice $2200 eo aor a. ing Bred henio’a bh k bunzainee &! a any, Rie arn. ain = 4 a Onin : ea beaut fry lot “ener tf, A ute Loans in 5 Minutes. Jt = CALs « HESTNUT See... i. 2 * ems IWR ; oe) a R \ CHM Woes > ° i rire “ . ae iJ . a’ > femme SE ee — Ww, ™ . ; 4 . if . - “ip > Wj Mortgage fefinanced and Day- FOR voit K SERVICE. eed ery y are toi tea a, | 840% ms: $309 3°" . ; } t 7% Telecom The, ; Ee inong mah te K1GH TRE ‘ ri. ee. y S -——Deuble BES ’ > r oo { Ly ed Four SUarantes of our ; 0 ow ereverts nana, REAL ESTATE ' Water 4 m r : . ey ny a a “> SPH A aon ; Ep: 2 ont “9 D sem are Quick, 7 oN si ) - tRDW nv ~ , 7) Ua, On fiden tia) ea tmen ; Ata ; SNrk us a ’ =. 7 , —S ay % is} " 4 i b ' Pier Prager, N79" 4 = '> .. Ith. 4 Ietor "on \ ‘i ‘7 i’¥ . i 4! T) r 4 wF STORE —~ Be. BIDs, . , 3. be &. . “ys we of } " 4 t, KRY Nee RE I. & . ~~ | \ A Vj ~ i , bm Prone lyr Fo. ( Ser- , ’ PLANS. ESTIMATES ane] me Liming 7.) é 1 aK Rienien, ay : ‘can a om N i ee - = : » FE P L. A 2 NHADw ER rand. alld 4. Preecbe ray ss . = = = 2 NPS ey * nuadhen eo 4 atthe OVW NF ae Wey = - re « ae 1Ge. ‘ = tle Slee. fami, 4 i Stina P; I Sor _ : Nat = eg S6ix he ; * “ “Ar KI fe Fu ve ‘ a a . { hee rs, ' Omwiris “ey : ‘ ; Toe GOAR ‘NT Ke ‘ STKI¢. ee =e —s South LP Re NOs M co, TO “ “rig TTAn oy E wT i ste ee eae “ Rn vx AS E 4 s + on . ‘ “ , “a « : ttigia Pal Jere Py ; AY oS Pron POT. ; i ; oat 5 see Tr eel a Pa ‘onene r on ®). _ anal ee ? ker Finane e Corp See WE ~S WW K J iting Ble rent VUNi ry ota $14,500. town 34000 of truce. # Elierse,, susn ie A ' s? } ; ¥ tye? mere 3 ‘ ; - i“, ~ ; ‘ iriy ; ew : re tr Upe ~—_ rhs | ar by the. wi , sai ba: " . . 3 f sf Reiy r\. 4 ie -2 os Want . " . ee —~WTD. To BLY MARG aR T _ ie ene ml Arfielc dats 1 tee ee : 9" "t Fag J nk - 7 the. eee v : Ree Pant Brow me ide. Cur. +. === ee . ? ie af) M E. \T ) 2 Me “Vs . mincie "2 | athe, ee hngpeine, PICK erage’ | me r nea GAING 1 PLANT | HOUSEBOLE ~. Dart “Tits. Box L- 27a BI-S sy ny Pe ™ . oo mt : > iat meg P1981 Leman wr ad Sen . it a oS ’ ; « oe ate ‘ a - ’ aie = = = = = te = - — ° ”~ ~ : : A , weks worth of Nar! ¢e Paw a7) a ‘LL S0M” Gna TT are _ eas Aiseiety eet c: on 4 inernen UCR. Parner r He 1 : ' tara nd S62, JOH “SEN kh. Fs “s ME a ‘i We — Pay off voor oid e . . : Pi . i. 4ey ug oes - _ : . i 4 E ; ; - ‘ | 4 i : "rie ef walt se sin tents, eRS OF Gigknees S. O 8 NOr lon 7 = " Lap x. KELary, LACLEDE Gre | — meen! $10 tw $300 “ | aed NCEY a HEAT ui CO. gra" n tote : . . on ‘ SIZ a. for Ott i7t) e. : CAMBER :*& R war FJ) ogi —— eer 4 ’ comet fixed bey i'n Cigar) ; . tes ie — 43 ~“Beingy ¢ Weish-Borgteig 340% re . i ¢” : ~ : Ros ao Open Vonda » te 9 Fe) ° (ca) i . Aston. tn ‘ ee to 4:30 ij : 7% 'h& i ‘ ~ ize ; = ——— o% @.: other dara. 8.20 (ST. tz Ts PERSONAT. THRIFT SERY ce | +4 Farmer, and Mare ents’ Trust 3s. Urgnd bi. and Gm om, (egy, |

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L_ PROP’Y LOANS NS_ON PERSONAT ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ TUESDAY, APRIL Sik OFFERING ANNOUNGED BY Houseey y deserving family can geta ANY AMOUNT UP 1 get the full amount in cas Ntahdihidiancinnpaadicumiee ct SHARES SOLD NBW YORK, April a ¢ ee Total sales on the N ew ( or Stock Exchange were 4.131 30 shares, com bes p= 3,563,090 yesterday, 8.469.480 a week pene and online + * year ago. Total. sales trom Jan, 1 to date were 20,639,070 shares, compared with 256,310,500 a year ago aid 175,569,700 two years ago. NNN OLE le Al et ll aa (GUBrESs Ts) BY SPECIAL ASSOUVIATED PRESS WIRE. as no inguiries of your TALL PAYMENT PLAN COMPARATIVE, STOCK MARKET AVERAGES. ADAMS EXPRESS $ 4.75 is first paymen repent ~ $ 7.00 is first payment. 59 is first paymen Pins Lawful Butiortiat Ipits of Two Preferred and One Common in Plan — 50 20 Industrials. Railroads. Een ae |. Deen GRY .cccscvecs BHO 131.6 week @60 ..... Cererr, > 130.7 Year ago Rede ease coke bee 124.3 3 eee, $41.2 ) 201.5 128.6 ty Fy inance Co, “Rights” Estimated at | Tota] sales, 4, 131 O30 shares. a _ $63 Each. +1929 Stocks and Annual | | High.' Low. Div. in Dollars, Sales ss High, J Low. Close. cn Cn'nge ~MONEY Ny PAY BILLS , April 23.—To pro- aa as for payment on shares gf American Nailwa gock purchase d from the American may Express Co., the — fo, is offering common stockhold. ers the right to buy preferred and one common shares each four shares now 7 at once on sour furniture monthly COST,, §, held. There are Meshares of Adams Express outstand- have been offered the right to sub- Fecribe to additional stock at $20 a share for each 10 now held. CORPORATION REPORTS shey Chocolate Corporation affiliated companies report net in- eome for the quarter of $2,2635,- .765 in the first This is equivalent to $2.57 on the common compared 140 against $1,642 Cael The Pierce Arrow Co. and subsidaries showed _ profit of $448,531 for the quarter contrasted with a loss of $359,763 in the corres- ponding period last year. earnings are equal to $1.66 a share on the Class A stock after reserv- ing preferred dividends for the full All of the Class B shares, which carry control, are owned by the Studebaker Corporation. directors at their meeting declared a dividend of the preferred, payable June 1 to gockholders of record May 10. A. BR, Erskine, chairman of the board. amfounced that first quarter sales Pgsined 61 per cent over the same Unfilled orders ended March 31, at any time and time you keep the money, MAKE LOANS We make shed ae to $300 on h men and “their wives We do not require ou | sign rs—signature of husband and 453%) 38 ‘American Ice 3b. “| tives, friends or tradespeople are not =| eto one need know. Information Cheerfully Given, HOUSEHOLD rie SMALL LOAN C period last year, total more than 20900 cars. (Established S50) Years) we 30S Commercial - Bidg., . 6th and Olive Sts, ome for the ieecmeae of 1351 +9 equal to 59 cents a share on the In the same period last R. m 203 Washi é : ap ree Bacal oo mar earnings were $199,159, N. Grand Avenue. Telephone JEfferson 5577. 2A Loans You save one per cent a month by borrowing from HOUSEHOLD, HERE IS THE COST N LOANS PAYABLE EQUAL MONTHLY Warner Sugar Corporation and fidsidaries ended 192 jas of $478,974. With loss of $1,172 This compares | United States Leather Ret loss of $843,674 quarter against net profit $29,443 in the corresponding pe- Net operating income of the St. | Other amounts up to $300 at same MM the March quarter decreased $1 605 to $4,412,354. Manufacturing | Co, had net earnings in the first quarter ashare on the common. the corresponding period of 1925 ni of any kind. ———_ NO NO EMBARRASSING INQUIRIES Household Finane¢ a Established 50 Years) — - Bookings for the Were $15,260,192, an increase of amounted to $12, 998. 553. ‘Missouri © set =a An increase of 34, JEf Pennsylvania Coal & Coke Com- pany ended the first quarter with het profit of $4245, before Federal axes, against net loss of $235,707 PM the first 1928 Quarter. loss was me 3. a ; open evenings un BA SNER TAN CO. 88%! 79 Abitibi P&P pfd 6. 4 80 | 7914) 79%, 159 (128 ‘Abraham & Straus. 20,130 % 130 ty ae: a Loss Abraham & S pfd 7, X80 1Llilie:1lill [111% 359 Adams Express 6., E750 4740 = | 740 v6 J2 \|Adams Ixp pfd 35.; 2; 95%} 9346; 95% 30%! 28% iAdams Millis 2 ... 1; 2846; 28%! 28h, JS 45 Advance Rumely ./ 107) 96 { 93 | #3 34%; 084% Adv Rumely pfd..| 15; $2 | 9 if 4%; 2%!Ahumada Lead oe e - 114%! 95% Airy Keduc new 3b.! 109111 {1084 110: 4044! 38 Airway El Appl 2. 1j 39%) 39%! 39 1} 1, | 7% Ajax Kubber ee 12} 7%! 6's ) o%jAlaska. Juneau ...| 79!) T%! 6%; 7 16 Alb P Wrap Paper.| 41] 21%; 20%j| 211 $4. 2754 Allegheny Corp | 221] 35%! 34%) 34% ’ i .\ . 'D 48 ¥945 Allegh Corp pf 5% 4 cw LOU ly 1004 a5 % 241 {Al Chem & Dye 6 69:292 (284%/291: 1266 {Allis Chal Mfg:7 ..; 26 191% [$6 (190 114%, 6% ':Amal Leather ..... i 6%; 56%!) 65 o9 jAmal Leather pf .| ee y ee es eG ae | 5%; 30 |AmeradajCorp 2 ..}; 12: 34%; 33%) 33 *; 14% Am Agri Chem ... So aeoet Be 2 5 2T 3%; 53% Am Agri Ch pf ...; 4° 57 %\ 5614) 56! 13144,110 itAm Bank Note 8b. 5112244 :120% 1122 ; 60 (‘Am Bank N pf 3 .; XoU; 62 62 | 62 G60%' 40%'Am Bosch Magneto 82 53%, 521g: 52 , 45 |Am Br Shoe 1.60a.' 39 564) 55 | 55 03%) 151483 Am Brown Bov El.| 43; 2914) 29 29 44%) 49% Am Brown Boy pf x30) 924g) 92 4 140%, 108 American Can 4b.! 400141 138% 1894. 14944/140%,'Am Can pfd 7.... 1 1414¢'1414, 1414, 1064; 93 ,;Am Car’& Fdy 6.. 4,100 {| 99 } 99 110644 Am C & F pfd 7. 1,116 L116 sig 72%,'Am Chain pfd 7. 1} 78%) 73%! 78% 63846) 46% Am Chicle 2 ..... | 5) 55%) 5d | 55% 47%/| 35 ‘Am Encaust Til 2.} 53) 43. | 41 | 423 280 j|Am Express 6....; 12:3491,.344 (345 iS38%) 75% Am & For Power. 283/101 | 74g: 99% s+ Am&F P 2a 7 pec pf’ 57 ‘| 91%: SY %' 914 | 24145 Am Hawaii glans 1; 55) 41%: 40 | 40 644 Am Hide & Leather, | 7% 7\%i 7% | 3U4%jiAm Hide & L pfd. 3s 71 33 33 $855 3' 73 jAm Home Prod 3. 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MONEY SAME DA 29) MONTHS TO REPAY Household Advances Under State Supervise ga = St. Louis, Mo. Specialists In: — Insurance Stocks First Mortgage Bonds Municipal Bonds Public Utility Stocks Industrial Bonds Offices in Principal Western Cities. H ELP WANT E Many nowsshoiders a be ants Mayflower Loan | Company 105% 100 Burns Bros pf 7.) x200 100 100 1 Our Investment Depart- + | Am Sub Tob rts ..} 16 ly oy 4 34 713s Am Sugar Kefin ... 28! 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Fy 623%; 4° ‘Booth Fish Ist pf.’ 4,54 {| 52% 2) 203417414 Borden Co 6 ,...| 38:194%/192% 1954, 138% j121% Borg Warner .....- | $0:182% 128% 12s — $346) 33% i'Briggs Mfg. ...-.' 93; 44%) 43%) 435 1378 52 Brockway Motor 3. 13! 55% 54%) 55 $1%! 6444 Bklyn-Manh Tra 4 | 384 68 | 665) 67 200% 170 Bklyn UnGas 56 .. 21 181% 179% 151 47 | 88% Brown Shoe 24, 2 44%). 45%, 431 55%, 42 (Brunswick Balke 4 28: 48% 47 48 44%! 25% Brunswick ‘TeréRy) 18; 21%; 29%) 30% 2% | 324, Bucyrus Erie 17.. 9° $4%' 34 34 | 414, Bucyrus:E cvt p 2's 7' 43%! 43:45: 4 | $0 Burns Bros .“B” ..) 1; 30%! 201, 302 A ER » * a Ot a ee ee e+ a be a —— CE RS, AE SREY ce ES ment always has a large and diversified list of attractive bonds and in- vestment stocks, which be sent upon request. MARK C, STEINBERG & ComMPANY Member; New York Stock JUST CALL CHESTNUT 4604 _ FOR QUICK SERVICE vn own signature “0 MONTH S PAY MENT PLAN furuiture bills, rent, 3. ‘” Paut ‘Brown | Bidg.. ~~ HOUSEHOL. D - AND AUTO LOANS We will pay off your old morte and reduce your paymeiia remetitative will call if you wielh. . 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Goodrich BE Co 4.) 161 85%) 84% Si G,o0o0drich rts .. oS l S 1, Good vear Tire & R 141 133 129% 115 1614, Goodyear Tirel pfi 15104 LOdh 55 Goth Silk Hos J+ 9| 57% 5H le 33 ‘Graham Paige Mot 119) 37% 36% $1 Granby Con Min 7, 10; 85 | 84% 77% Grand Stores 1... 4' 87%) 86% 20% (Grand Union ,.... 6 2634, 26 114% Grant (W T) Co 1. 2 122% 11282 4 12 Gt Norty Ry pf 5 7 1047,1104\% idavt, Gt Nor Rv pf ctf. 5 - 2103 1.105 % °7%1Gt Nor 10 ctf 14h 27, 30% 29% 25, Gt West Sugar 2.80 67 39% 38 344, Gt West Sug pf 7..x120116 114 152% Green Can Copp S¢ 25 163%/160% 2& CGuantanamo Sugar. 6 8% 3% H1%& (sulf States Steel 4. . 86% 66% eee mot™ co ul — _*~ ,*o = st _— t MacA & FEF 2.85b.. e Mack Trucks 6 Macy (RHP Co 2a. Mad Sq Gard lk. Magma Cop 5 ... Mallinson & Co » Manati Sugar Mandel Bros 2 %4.. 2 Manhat El Sup Manhat Ry gtd7.. Manhat mod gtd 6 Manhat Shirt 2... Maracaibo ©i] Exp. Mafiang O- .. Miller Rubber »_ Mo Kan & Texas.. Mo K & Tex pf 7..! Missouri Pacific Mo Pacific pftd 5. Mao Pacific rt@ ..s. Mohawk Cpt M Z& Montgom Ward 2% Moon Motor Car F Mother Lode C 40.) Motion Pict Capital Moto Meter ‘A’... Motor Prod 2 ....«-. \iotor Wheel 2 .. Biusttine Ble. «6a Munsingwear 3 , Murray Corp Am... ee ee a ee | ae eee we hae ee ae ee ’ . es tthe = w Pa r - ~— “+ 41% Hahn Dept Stores 37 43% 42% 95 Hiahn Dpt St pf 6% 43 101 100 o] Hanna Co ist pf 7 x910) Q4 v4 23% Hartman B 1.20 .. 1 26% ae 7 Hiavana kil Ry ones I 10% iv % 55 ‘!Havasia El Ry pf 6 x10 7 | %3 0% Hayes Body 8J ..| 21) 85%) 54% So «Hersiey cvt pf 4...) 34) $244! 89 » 104 Hiershey pri pf 6. 11054 195% 40 Holland Furn 246 19 41 40 fil, Household Prod 4b 6 70 69%, SO tm Houston Oil ..... G2 102% 99 66% Howe Snd Co 4 — 45 T2%! 71 405 Hud & Manhat 2's 18 44% 41% 74 Hud & Manh pf 5 1 T4% T4% $145 Hudson Mot Car 5 156 SS8S%. 87%) $2 ‘Hupp Mot Car fa.| 71, 55%; 54%! ee FS: Nash Motors 6 . Nesh C & St L 7 Nat Acme stp ! Nat Bell Hess 1A, Nat Biseuit Th ; N Cash Reg A 4b. ” N Dairy Prod 3... 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LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ TODAY’S NEW YORK STOCK MARKE me aed o Tey are ee o>. > eee 7 " 4 ‘ ° TABLE SYMBOL if) 2% per cent ——— eo Paid so far this sear. «x) Odd tots. 4¢Ex- we ts Unchanged. Sales ——~ -- a Stocks and Annual! ; | & _Low, Close. ch’ nee . Low. CloseCh'nge 8k Nar om ee et ne ee BRO e er a be eS ee how » tw rae ating Bren Tre pe oo ratine M&E 3.89 Rape» & Ford * dhe ag Oe ee ee ee eee ee ee es 2% & 2 Pere Mar p pf 5. = lB ee en Snalrelaplinientitin alata ae -— -- Phila R Coal & Ir Aibes, Phillips Jones pf 7 Pittsburg Steel pf 7 . Ost’: rors / ¢¢ - « ees timely - me a yy y tee . " ° vey? of J * et en, ole " “er wn - 7 — on . ’ F) 5 — RON gg tO ee a A ging ate 6. RNR AIRY MNP 6 A REN . , P “ ™ ” Oh ati ig EPDM A a oe * - “ Ct doetgy et FP apg cate ~ a) qe A ty - eg ts ie*se¢ee 88! 4 Radio Cc or of Am nw iis 105) 2 arr a womrtrsrto +3 eric et eeActhca Sas > ne E aiieaee ~ “EgRPes are ee ee ‘eee Sec 4 ee. eae ee ‘ . oo we - « a 108 182 11 Leet 107% 108 | in 0 "Real Silk Hos Mis. | Real Silk H pf Remington Rand Rea Motor Car lb re a " wae > 5, metlieinate Aan OE Ym pe remem te pe ne — - . or — _ Don a oe we Ap 1p. - “i , oe x OG gee — ee BE tee: Rep a & Stl 4... Rep Ir & Stl pf 7. iad IN B Gb) ‘Safeway Stores : | 93 3% Safe St 6 pet pf 6.) x St Jos Lead 3b ...| y 8 S138 113% nay St L 8S Fr on : Rey on 4 yen " « ™ —s eats ¥ di Wi 23% Sen Ret St Schulte Ret St pf 8! x20) 09% 85%, Tt —- 1% Seaboard Air Li pf! 155% Seagrave Corp 1.20 18i4% 139% Sears-Roebk la 5% Seneca Copper io: aR yf A am . ee . gf) ,278 | 17%] 17%) — 5. 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Flowery HKing- doi : strated by a trade com- mission report [ro Shanghai to the Commerce Department, citing limitations placed is = i ~/ > a . on corporatior EOV- _ _* ~ ~~) = _ ~~ a sv permitted to participate in MANOFACTURERS, iv COMING TO ST. LOLI build wp experienced in Yow rn ifs second in trained! vrour sales or “end ictter- verr'r ¢Tti- : tannubte! nm.aer- ity (,‘ad ta ea “operate w ith advertising head fer J E.. 1° Porter Atlanta. fepartment, iIntormaion, Place. (sa. Apt. 4 UNLOADING SALE! 3-ROOM COMPLETE OUTFIT a $7 Montaly EXTRA SPECIALS! $9.75 $9.75 $15.00 $25.00 Nitehen Cabinets in ericellenr cendition 19 7 Special e 5 s-Piece thak Dining - Reem Saites. Specially 39 7 nt $ al 5 $9.75 $12.50 Store Open Till 9 P. M. t hiffenier—with a geed tiniah flak ¢China i ahinets» f.as HKHaweges— Cabinet stile ( ombination Ranges Day -Bed« and Pad« —A geed vwaine at Large Dressers— in geod conditicen 206 N.12 “Sr 7™™& MARKET Sr. 23. ws ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH bia al ~~ ee == =e rs $1 Cash Delwers Leonard Refrigerators Se epee home. lows. These $5 Cash Delivers This’ NEINE-PIECE COMPLETE Bedroom CDanchit “1D YHO could resist this lovely outfit? The Suite itself is a marvel of perfection! design . . . picture it in your bedroom .. . it will change the entire atmosphere of your Four pieces, as shown, of genuine walnut veneers over hardwoods. is complete with a lovely bedspread, a cotton mattress, a fine spring and a pair of bed pil- An outfit beautiful in appointment $1 Cash Delivers Porcelain Gas Ranges “19 Note the attractive The outfit and economical in price! Cretonne Boudoir Chair, priced extra,$11.75 GOOD. TIRES ON EASY TERMS FREE MOUNTING —. * These ’ ’ ’ ‘ ’ , ( stv a ; . ‘ | rs ; ’ i : ~ } ; ; ' ? } ‘ ; ‘ ™~ ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ . e LA ci amt iy ie sete 3 2 aan | tition ge, i) ame + ¢ | £3 Bf +f : # a 7 \ +4 | bilan _— et \ Y tesa a — tr, ea eS —— —- vvby aed $1 Cash Delwers These Oak Chifforobes “19 . " , , ] }@>} fy} qr or ‘ aT) ait > t 5 > . 17] 4 »ry nart- > ] , ’ i i ? i . (dak Lin sii. Store Open Evenings Till Nine CROs HOUSE FURNISHING COMPANY 1120-30 Olive Street $5 Cash Delwwers This TEN-PIECE COMPLETE <d-Davenport Outtit Including a Room-Size Velvet Rug "139 HOSEN with care and discernment, : this complete Outfit represents a ~ rug! Oriental Rugs on Convenient Terms at Union $1 Casa Delivers These Hoosier Kitehen Cabinets ® H{as all new, improved fea- every modern in In oak finish. tures, detail. _*. ee piece Bed-Davenport Suite, covered in Jao a quard velour, with beautifully carved frame ~ and reverse cushions . . the Davenport opens © into a full-size bed, providing an extra room, if necessary. The other pieces ares ~ a davenport table, end table, book ends, — smoker, bridge lamp and a room-size velvet LIBERAL ALLOWANCES © MADE ON YOUR OLD FURNITURE ON THE PURCHASE OF NEW 4 bed. « me " Cash Delwers 9x12 $1 Killing nected with the exhaust of the tru themselves at other holes. Whe club them. Most of. the rats, he OIL TANKERS rats at the St. Louis Zool; a Pmt Thee a , (f 4 Jt hy Me we Ss SS <6 SASS . * mA add ae Ie ek een ie — $53 SSS ME ee O. New Spring designs lovely coler combinatic

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h Delivers This CE COMPLETE uthit oom-Size Velvet Rug abS) with care and discernment, plete Outfit represents a of choice furnishings. A three. port Suite, covered in Jac- ith beautifully carved frame ions . . the Davenport opens bed, providing an extra bed. ary. The other pieces are: able, end table, book ends, } lamp and a room-size velvet i t =, 2. oe SS a. 4! * ere. oe . he" te ~~, = 4 _ ef _—— if c\e re Ny Aa - Se > ee ee, $1 Cash Delivers These 9x12 - i Axminsters “297 New Spring designs and lovely coler combinations. -lleavy weaves, thick naps. ‘ ‘AL ALLOWANCES ADE ON YOUR LD FURNITURE THE PURCHASE OF NEW me GArfield 3628 — avenport | Fiction— Fashions Household Topics and Women’s Features : A Le nrg PERT A ies cS ace Ospina eine ogy Sy mc %. Ae ‘Apts hoo he & AD ze jaan! © tb eS i > eg Came 7 PR GBS Taw ge te Wigton Se sr Sn, 2. aca G a es pox) Lod * aa « mc = The a= ee ee Z a themselves at other holes. t club them. Most of. the rats, however, die underground. Scene o RAs hy a Y 7 der. . Te, « — - » a W“jvjt;, Se LLG 2 pie 0% vo) ie >) ea pl - TUESDAY, APRIL 23. 1929. hh Yn, “Ly “ pins oinede att fe es ei > IST. LOU 9I-DISPATCH] “%*. «4 Papin tani SI SOW TA fi News Photographs SS N \ Lan a ee ee eee ¥ 0+, Le _— oa Gly Va: a ” ed / 4% 4 . 4 “at Gh Y “Ny C/ * 4, ao 8 6 rey ee anne hagas te tanned ee ee eee ee MOOG se eeeees wae MHOQY POR OO nage om XS moe egy o> rk Cale ne * 7 e - > ee Bl) ON oo te A haw R “3 ni pate PP s carrying 100 By Post-Dispatch staff photographer. RRR ROP OEE ELLA RO ee SR SESS cs ® 2 ae . PN PR — oe + eee) xa ats ae Pe Sho 4 FPPPOEECOOEEEOLEDE VALLI LLL field kitchens in use by the U. S. Stationed along the Mexican bor- bags. & A. photo. VM Ms RerareORe: 5. * “Marriage a la Mode” Z young English artist and which at- ne oe ne ba a ghetats v's pews i, / /# , / , / Af, j Of J 4 tracted attention at the hibit in London. Z fe . ee oom UY} : 7, aoe Ee ee EP e. poe % f M% 9 4 , aes SS . aaeeetes* npape ngage + > a “ _ & ms AP .ey ‘ ~ S a* —— 7 > _ “i NA ‘ . > oS SAE ey TN OA A OR ay. Ki OEE me CANES a ee ef ©) i i, i “any CO ON le ae. | a, ae «rn A ae SRNR dae Nem oe ‘ ~.\ ‘ “ 4 Grontt A striking evening gown of gold stripea fr 4 | 5 | : * —_ taffeta in shades of rose and blue recent- oe eG | , : ti. \y displayed in a New York fashion show —P & A. phote . W/o p<yYyyyg“yu“y“xyjrssuiuususuuyuyuuppyygummmial, FPP PPI PPP ALAA Add ddd Abb bd dd bb iddiddddddiddidadiddadhild MW 4 (Aa 4. SEP LE hh thtathdh CLEEEPEPOEEEPEELEPEREFEEEBEELEERELEEELELEEET S ON THE GROUND ANYWAY MOON WORK MOM OLLLLULMOOOOL (Adhd 4 MOG tiltdtllll, \ OH MOQ Aecthathathath-h hehe he asad W WS 4444 ( d Ahdhch dathathth dhdiuladladhdhhdhdadadadhd Adhdidaddddd “\ SS ee SPMD WW WWVVL’°F""."... RR RRRRRARQRRdddAddB{5SdHa HWS OA SSBB eee Noe ae eae . ny - SRRRRMNQOQWWMMMA..WW SESS SS SSNS SSS LES SHURE EE ERNE ASSESS eee a tea eenenenneeas . a = ee a A SR * as done by a 7 lish inventor's idea of a foot- which flap like those of a bird—but so far the t take to the air. recent art ex- -—FP. & A. photo.

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wet eM Ae ale we *. taf a -, OQ ~ top Le dy - ati EEE Thee ea no ak ide BAe 2 SS EE reas i. ET sc ~ s Kok OS ae ‘ Reh GSE Gay RS Seo ise Rew Fos ee . TUTTISDAY. ce APRIL . 1929. | PAGE 36 I The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine | i — do their housekeeping so deftly} than it would be pa = - = - . .7= a . ; . ‘ f d with so little fuss. They have; S*Meralize aboyet | PRB og der i ; 5 Bedti Story ~- | CROSS-WORD PUZZLE | ARE AMERICAN WOMEN SPOILED? |/*: : *v° | from the rides 8 —— in ie Childr €n’s me a A An € a} ; of the flock, who never before had | | a sie eliiang fae NORE aeeeamaa German math- submitted until the enti postage } made the round trip ‘from the || “lhas° one ° Bohemia AIGIE INIT RETIEINIOMBNIAN IL, ematician. e has heen published. The Post iy North to the South and back to the | | ‘ 5. City of Bohemia. igi LEMSHIOlels mT Rie) , sponsible Hl ii | By Dr. Logan Clendening || 16. says fluently. feNielsmme rar i4. Place for storing 1 @eleanl : en A tit al i ; lly t f th illful } loan manger poe ‘ae sbi ne 19. Zealousness. 18, Repose. > . the other eouan Mistie éalked it POISONING FROM DRUGS. | 21. Man’s nickname. 20. Periods in his- rs INSTALLME 7 over and they all agreed that 32, God of love. tory. TODATS ENOTAAM a ANY people take some medi-| 94 weird. 23. Sardines. — it is brave (Port of Alaska). Honker was getting too old for aii: ever. lew eriods of ce ae a 127. Up. lt is bre | leadership and that such é€verlast- ti ah 3 ‘a that 36. Action at law. ' . 20. Silver-white sraphgs 128. And he is (A lake in Saskatchewan), ing watchfulness was ailly. l ma ae oe “ ‘The eiapcgre ste thao Nam rege tir ae $5 29 Immediately about (A bay of Barbad ar th 4b-an I please.” cumulative effect may occur. e the Psalms. 57. Quiet. 27. Minor temples. 29. Join Bim in a dramatic (Town in Cal ' asserted the willful young gander cumulative effect results in a form | 9g rodent. 59. Person foment- 29, Exhausted. “i 13%. What is the effect upon the (Lake ¢ “Ef 2 qin te take a Ban on he of chronic poisoning usually ex-| 29, More normal. ing disorder. 31, Snare. . 1S}. Of this all-inclusive (Lake in Yellowé whors, 9¥6 Golne to take « nap on hibited by a manifestation on the/| 39 Cninese ante- 61. The battleships 33. Regret. - 7 on of their (Town in Minnesota) the shore.” — f f ene. a os. Wepeneee eum, *S, A 134. All greatly (Town in Kansas) “You'd better not let Honker na ee re | Oe, Abbe. 62. Guarantee. 37, Peoples. eer oe .¢ 135. And (County in Oklahoma) catch you doing it.” sald f th chronic drug poisoning is bromides. | 34° profound. 63. Shouts. 38. Imitation ivory. ie } - . ° mon . ° ? ° : , Ses . . on to b ah sg is silly that we should not | ing medicine” has been used regu- 49 a lua 4 Casinat ee Tie, “i — “ | AVOID the pain of aching teeth and the threat to your beauty Ra quick re when you ‘While you Be with Old: cena yh Owed to go ashore if we want/| jariy for a long time. It develops ' - Serpe. | ae Sia want your floors to gleam witha Wax youarealsocleaningfleg PREVIOUS INSTALLME ie Pont yall ogall that the “nerve tonic” contains nny “ fungus. : Posen eta a meg | that may result from tooth decay and gum irritations. Use soft, pesone sates Old English _than is possible with soap am e wh Butt Nort - kota)., 55. To give ie the willful young gander ke S. WOUrce. - AVE OILOCt. - Indigo plant | ons . 7. Wax help you out. No other polish floors are protes /What (Butte in North Dakota)., 55. To Hh er ae ee wander k 4 bromide. In aeytums for eptileptics a: Shaaide. 6. Ohe who makes. _—s&5.. &_Hichen. Squibb’s Dental Cream. Made with more than 50% Squibb’s | .. ate: ee gg nti yy Bc a your foe ae Miimne is of everybody's (River | 66. Te all ! i = “ took great care not to do anything ly used the patients had to be 54. Portion of an over legally. 58. First woman. Milk of Magnesia, it neutralizes acids at The Danger Line, whether your floors are waxed, var- heelmarks, wear and dirt, | in Montana : ea | 57. That 1 aie more to draw Honker’s attention watched continuously for these axle. 7. Reconciled. 60. The parson bird. nished, shellaced, painted or linoleum. Try it yourself, A lik 4 % These (Town in Mississipp)) land). de to himself. He worked to the| eruptions. : and helps to keep the mouth healthy. It cleans thoroughly. You add to the appearance tof your costs but a few cents at any h 4 Who is the hour's (Town * 58 Be (Te Th. outside of the flock and there he - , ' entire home wit nglish Wax. paint, drug, housef 4 | Pennsylvania). 59. And to i} pretended to be entirely occupied i ounanne the heiaie” nine. tie man “in kine oe pe S T, Safe to use on the gums because it contains no soaps and no | your rugs and furnishings take on store. Made in U. S. A. by 1 §. Why of course (Islands east of | 60. Him on 4 | “re 8? his feathers, making | use of ordinary table salt has been| that a person might use veronal torage for Os abrasives. To be well safeguarded, use Squibb’s and consult sas in thie rich setting. Boyle Co., nnati, O. ‘a — = North Carolina.) FE oe “a i : . ves et and in gabbling with his} round to clear up the eruption rap-| for some time and be utterly un- Ganistan t du Atel d : al ae 6, (Town in } . » Care al 61. What ¢ 3 | leig ors. Some of the older idly. prepared to ascribe a skin eruption MOTHER became your entust requen y- ta rug gists, oO y 40ca large tube. i Ma, 1. Who recent y set sal we i ie A ustralia : birds were already taking advant exasperated 4 od (Island in Mississippi} 6°. At ¢ thi & advant-| Jodides will produce a somewhat | which suddenly appeared to the use at the way the ‘deilases’s i Ko slé | 62. At nea | ae © s chance to take @ nap./similar eruption. Since idiozed salt] of the drug. skates, rubbers, caps, ball Copyright 1929 by E. R. Squibb & Sons a wound). | Alaska) i: i They had their heads tucked back | js widely distributed it is well to Headache remedies such as ace-/ mitts oat sundry ertiites intire es % (Americas metropolis. ) | 63. Then ¢ - ; — etapa om The young gan-| warn all users of it of the possibil- | tanilid and antipyrine, belladonna strewn about and could rarely be PASTE @ LIQUID POLISH a §, From (Pacific Coast Port - _ | 64 A reg = i pred pretended to do the samé/ity of the iodide rash which may|or atropine, quinine, iodoform| found when wanted. She had the . _ me vor the (Islands south of New} York). 4 ‘hing, but he only pretended. He] ¢oj1o its tion. in 4 ‘ d | Zealand). | 65. When : whsn’'t as! ollow consumptio (used in dressing wounds and ab-| grocer send up two wooden egg x Ml it oi esc ah he had no in- Other innocent appearing reme-/| sorbed from wounds), the salicy-| boxes with her order one day. She scepcctnammenstes ce ; — aL Are you following ot (1 oun- | (Islands Now & ; ones 4 0 sleep there./ dies which may produce rashes| lates, and turpentine may all cause nailed them on top of each other see aah as Be 7 si tain range of Queens pane! | 66. Crossin ~ Brg en he used those big on the skn include phenolphthalein. | skin eruptions. lengthwise, covered the top and E Have you taken your (3 oun. | itiate eve cahe a Fee of his to paddle him-| This is a mild cathartic and is par- (Copyright, 1920.) two sides with a pretty oilcloth and 3 tains of Morocco). _ — fornia). hile al The time. prevendlen a | ticularly well adapted to be used ‘Fruit Pies hung a curtain in front. # And located the (Famous ay) ¢7, and m while all the time pretending to/| in candy tablets. Ordinarily the $: of Antarctica). a Georgia). be napping. h Iphthalei A small funnel made -of white It was high and narrow, so took seis gee ee m Can you view in your mind's! gs rater use of phenolphthalein does no i At last he reached a position) parm in a single or for several| Paper stuck in the center of the|up little space under the stair-’ = 3 | (Peninsula of the Hebrides Is- of British where the house of Paddy the doses but when its administration | fruit pie will prevent any excess} way, and it is surprising what those sane Fe ‘ lands). 69. Region; Beaver hid him from the sight of! is continued large round or oblong} Juice bubbling out over the pie} children manage to stow away on A purse-size flacon Ey ih. That vast (Lake in Quebec). 70. And he Honker. He first made sure by blotches may appear on the arm| Plate. The juice will bubble into/| those three shelves. They call it i . i. ye a Be: a i. Of five (Town in Kentucky). Canada). peeping around that house that} o, legs. the funnel and after the pie is| the handy closet. Mother says she f i = Se i ae ae i%. Square miles of (A cape of 11. On Honker had not missed him. At Veronal is another drug which | baked the funnel may be removed, | is going to fix up another one to Oo ex te ps a ae ae eS a | Alaska). 79. Th “te point where he reached the/ can produce a skin eruption. The| leaving the pie with its original) stand in the kitchen as a sort of 3 : 8. Waste, of which the (Mown- "seaheuill —. tog Bday sg — eruption may be general over the juices and therefore very delicious, utility box for her magazines, etc. Dier-Kiss Pp arfum me © California). nem | 8 The se @ water. e . Pe 9 Se oe ’. Is, in feet height more than ' young gander slipped behind these.; e -_— ee fee (Islands of Florida), land). He was certain that now he could = a a | oft your favortte ‘ ade | Re ae BY /) Can you see this marvelous} 74 And it not be seen by Honker or by any | B (island in Boston Bay). Oregon). other member of the flock. The wn snl nin cauty Counter ML Are you (City of Pennsyl-| 75. They soft ground felt good. It was just ° i ania). | Iceland), the place for a comfortable nap. ‘BN SEE Be BOTH for 60¢ ; : Town in Scot-| 76. Some ® x Eo ee Djer-Kiss P The wonderful (Town i The willful and disobedient young | fF BB) ac8 AS ho apuneh tee land). | (Point of | —— Logger himself comfort- 4 rs = ay = netique. | #8. From (Names given the South | 77. The (S . ote . sat afraid, because 4 | RB a of SEN = ATION gag der ' Polar Region). | 78. Others f= ae-dibrarnigl to / secllnw ama | Bt — a S. clinging, subtly Sent by Mr. (Mountain in, of the 5 S. >} .: se , eS scentedwith thecame | Queensland). 79. And hut (Copyright, aOR.) a BG on oid id ? 9 rosary p age ; a x 3%. That will appear for many $0. For 40g Put a little boiling water and a | é . € Lanno entton Name: . . “Ae «ed mn oes ee ane. tablespoon of ammonia in the ae ae ee Bid ik Sse nih Se Be ts ke, te nn , In this great (Town in Michi- $1. For ¢ greasy pan before you begin the aoe). 3 82. They t dishwashing and you will have no . - If not, you will (Castle in _Calte nb difficulty in readily washing the : Scotland). 83. And (A > pan. a e-.tteseesnsnenestsee #3, You have made a (Bay in| 84. And (A | Hudson Ray). | Islands). AC--“ALL-ELECTRIC RADIO” 7-TUBE =? For they can be read in no/| 85. And { / Other news (Harbor of Nova! _ pertor). | Scotia). 86. Some ”. In the City of (Metropolis of Canada) the Southwest). | 87. There LADDERGRAM Registered U. 8. Patent Office Climb Down! ia a. Let us study the (County in| west of A engaese. — (Including Rectifier) Ee Georgia). y s2 But we ~ on ia Life of the great (Lake In On-/| arctica). ' SN A Pp DYNAM iC ail A subtle loveliness of the Djer-Kiss fragrance pee "a BR As they would say down in (A in Orege - - io $s Pictured pervades each Djer-Kiss Toiletry. It is to ac- Ree hd ie | Butte in Oregon). 90. And th ; Type, Golden Voiced Power quaint chic America with the ravishing effect ee ss Ne Es ‘ hah find he was always on (Is- mountain: | of this single, harmonizing fra ; 8nds of the Fiji Istands group) 91. Once grance that _ aw . HEAR IT! SEE IT: Djer-Kiss makes this unusual offer B Bent: wanted tow River of New| | oming) 'e) ; “1D@a ). D aes pti » Over the (Town in Texas). $3. Lookin ° Rezions: wanted to g0 10 the | (Town Most (Island in the South At-| 94. A killer ntic, | §5. Seovera - Places, ang make (A reef in ty In A purse-size flacon of Dijer-Hiss Parfum FREE | ee China fea). 94. And t | ia - posal}! f (A mountain Texas). with each regular 607 box ees 97. For a. + ¥s sv. Remain , Land) fo v of Dier Ki HE FLAVOR of Maxwell House is a blend = , 8 Of pre-historic (Cape had 8 Face Pp 9 ee , of Newfoundland). 93. PinteaL J Ow der! many different coffee flavors, cach selected fora . And thus (Lake in South Aus-| Britieh special excellence. _ Weert 99. Yes; s SH OT Sach an offer must, of course, be strictly limited A Sout! ex = Great (Bay east of seneueies! Michig. Jo AS PICTURED! in time, for, obviously, the demand will far ex. nes” gentleman—an expert im cofflece wi TRE A"! (Mountain range of West | 100. ‘Rather Sz a Stralia). an & Bn ee INSTALLED ON — the apply. So you are urged to go to your n° : or flavor —first worked out this choice blend, ind Otte: i wheres. Ser er | ported deston, with bractinel tun YOUR AERIAL avorite tolletry counter today and discover for ch ever since has appealed unfailingly toothermem 7B". Perchance (A Bay of New- sylvan I | walnut front. decorated with maple yourself the irresistible loveliness that rewards and women who know good food Wee. foundlang). 102. When Th 4 rative routed It will meas- the. makercbecetital eetime’t, of the use of the magnetic creations of Kerkof. “The Old ” - To (A bay of Manchuria). | ae © Laddergram method of tak- a BB toe an oe ae come, Ae ket power Colonel” has lived to see this coffee he Pe » 1929, * By em Ss i 4 a PAM alte a eR ie ent ep Menge | . — ont EPO ne oe ~y E n et ge B Se ee eee

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a 4 he ae a a eee mp oe o Ry. Co ae vag ae j | ce % ee ® “ e *. Be 4 HAY 7 * ' { eae The St. Louis Post-D h Dai 7 ana — os ea | e St. Louis Post-Dispatc aily Magazine PAGE 3 ) il APRY RAY, —_ . — | - 1229, . ‘ | \; 11 i toward the hem, giving the sugges- , Capucine shades that they are ap- Baked Appies . en: bd | 4 leo . ‘| tion of an bre chiffon. pearing repeatedly in accessories. deftly | than it would be, for ' ; | A Recipe for Today Uses of Capucine Shades | Gamabinall tn te the three | S — - > Another happy suggestion for cenerali example, { m r S i 2 Quiltes Calico baked applies is to remove cores | have oe . mem Englishw Shades are strikingly emphasized | a vb ° ane from the riders in the Omen | by black. . Dr the lightest of the | A reversible coat of quilted cal-/| and fill the centers with peanut butter, sugar an@ a little lemon —" | wie ‘ HE three nasturtiu Sod | r e on i. > as m tones - Prose ss tagline Pera, | | Peo _we. Capucm | | the : smavreast sw fashi en. | juice. Aftey they are beked, place |. that Cak pe UuZZ e (one package lemon flavored pre- shades — sealing from light two combine nicely with brown. | ~~ sSmarcles new ASNnIONS seen. | ju . pkey Lie! ‘ . ; Velv . | mes a wre Seat(s is: y—or| i = | pared gelatin mixture, 12-3 cups} orange yellow to a deeper hue. and Used individually, each shade | Quilted calico to match the coat/a marshmallow on top of ea | Whites of 4 €ZEs well fe 'also is used for a barrel bag made; apple and return to the Oven io brown lightly. boiling water, 3 tablespoons lemon] a real orange are charming when blends well with two tones of a — , | UP granulated sugar, with a zipper top. ter, 43 cup milk, } ha ad but Pp ‘ B | juice, 1 teaspoon ge vate es united in the tiered effects notable | noe age color, such as the neutral | mid- | ro a “ p lour . . 1Z ° , Sugar, 1 cup dice celery, » cup in chiffon evening gowns, the light | ues OF Zpreens., So bright are the ? Cc - ef — ' ‘ , | .s (nea, | C8 cornstarch, 1 teaspoons $375 Cash Prizes to Be Awarded Readers of the Post-Dispatch diced green peppers, ‘ - steed | shade ‘At the Ghetané die decnean | a ssa : “se | ce er. Cream butter and su i) . |radishes, 4% cup pimento stuffed | Sa ae — | —— wate , ad milk ang then flour and cor olives. Pour the water over the) ADVERTISEMENT | | Starch mixed with the ; a he ' yr | erica,| der. Then add egcs * ea pow. — a, gelatin mixture and stir until it | | s “al ] : ‘ Sitelaimena ectaae Teter RULES OF CONTEST: has dissolved. Add the lemon | ALL ae ayer 0 beans | | . Bak ’ Ce Sai atit s ar. s x » nd it a moderate oven until] e Fars a ‘. The « Commander Byrd tj o din this ec t - | Ju a, ‘ A il Uga 1X 3 7 Goed Until April 30 : ric hrink the i ember of the family . gees ' ¢ tion entered in this contest can oughly and cool. Add the rest of | aad ~ ~- esa Ss rinks from the sides of the Brery ™ : South Pole Flight Puzzle Con- ‘ be returned. All entries must ||the ingredients and pour into a | PER FUME SHAM POO aires Uice with marshmallow frosting, aa derive benefit from this | test is open to everyone, except } be sent by mail |;mold that has been rinsed out of | ayer sugar-cured pork / | , ] and fascinating employes of the St. Louis Post- ‘ 6. This competition § closes er water. | With Marcel, Water Nf — " ona Dispatch and their families. It ¢ April 28, the final installment | itl ee “ema eRe Ree Wave or Fin r W = a © PGT ae ES epepeuranaass } e presented in honor of is not necessary t6 be a sub- 5 of the puzzle will appear April || F cpalasaape ane — opeqes vg : ; —— — \ pathic i scriber. { 95. Contestants will be allowed | first postal substation. A milk | Bones and Teeth of Children | This Shampoo adds a faintly delicate cu oO TrOwn Su ar | nder Richard E. Byrd, oa ( a and delicatessen dealer at Wilmers- T . . || Derfume to the hair. a “—e 2. To the person submitting ? three days additional thereafter || ; Rpg a a , ; and Adults Need Milk in | eo ‘ f ‘ er of the scientific ex pedi- the nearest correct, neatest and §$ to prepare and submit their an- || SOEs 1S ee CHATS. | the Diet | 60c ; at = : } : best presented .ist of answers a >) swers ait: 6s ee ee ee M l, 25 . | arctic. Sub- : ? . a Boe arene WE Sette 108 | | arcel, £0c | to the Ant prize of $100 will be given. Tb*® 5 postmarked before’ midnight, t 119. Would be crushed to (A ew | Two famous nutriti _— Mornings, 9 to 11; evenings, 6 to Q. cu 0 mo asses { ial cash prizes are offer- second prize will be $75; third April 28, 1929, to be eligible for | of West Australia). | Sten emphasize the a ahd excepting Saturday. ~. ‘ best set of answers prize $50. There will be four ? a prize. Address all entries to || 120. There was many a (River in| human body for the calcium and |} Szederies ‘Vite-Fene or Bagene fi ‘ —_* Oia t\ . i for the est - ’ prizes of $25 each and five § the Puzzle Editor, care of the | Minnesota). 'phosphorus found in milk Chil- | PERMANENT WAVE | . . eh | . , Y " « 7 ros] rizes Oo Ac ' Ts) ) 'ost jar: ” a ? £2. ri be i 2 : aire spl ’ : grt teal Weench line ‘tere 1s a missing | prizes of $10 each tor thos > in Post-Dispatch. ey || 121. And oh (Bay of Greenland). | dren and capoctant or nursing | Seis nui ie Wal No wonder i IR Pe “a the key tc which 1s fourth to twelftk place, inclu- } 7. Announcement of winncrs | 122. a! man pangs from aj|mothers should have from three- | th by ood oy SivVe., ] © ade he 'ost- is. i} SIA ] ; aKke yf ne r g! e. -iL- : i ieaiitentae sive ‘ ee wi ie ; made in t Post Dis | Loge n | 2a | of the vee is.) J emggcn « to one quart of milk a | ey re so g a ‘at c lasse> you in tne P y » in event of a tie, duplicate patch as soon aliter the close {||} 123. Over the broken (Lake in | aa ee to these authorities, ? D OF NOt ° prizes will be given to each ty- § of the contest as possible, Montana). and other adults should have from | | m in an : ‘ | ; s , _ Look the up : ine ohntestant. 8. Acceptance of these rules |} 124. The (Pond in New MHamp- | three-quarters of a pint to a pint of | ST. LOUIS ACADEMY dC | gal The entire puzzle will 4. No contestant is allowed to » is an express condition of entry. || shire), som a Gay. These authorities point om nave tian Order a can for if) 4): brow [} ~ had ©. ; shine’ Regs ee, al ee. Wie eee. esp Bert “ice 41 20% li a out that too little calcium in the | . : . olumn., ad- submit more than one set of « 9. Two or mor people may | 125. Of an ler appears above an /|% P , ad 1 ted in this c f answers, and but one set will be co-operate in answering the || ice (Island south of Rhode diet retards bone growth, causes ag ae ~~ 2100 dinner today / aver Of "YF “ured ) an installment each day, accepted from any one address, puzzle, but only one prize will | Island). Fveegges may result in bone deformi- || Hours 9 to 9. | SULaT \ ten chapters have heen | The name and address of the he give n to any one household 1°6. Some one (Inlet ot Green- ead bnean cae ane oo ' | | | all died on | ; ala ; | ; | rs Vig vitality. ole | _ contestant must be written or to anv one groun. i | land). ; ’ , ‘ ; c } + : tke : . : | | milk also is rich in phosphorus. | | aver of bea ed. No —e* —s ese ni — mone at “if a a y » ‘gore . i Continued Tomorrow. | Unfortunately there oe many | , submitted until the entire ee 1} are Selgge i ores a ss a ns m ‘e , =o ~ . , » | : é Sponsipie or ads lav. loss, or noti- Neatne SS WW i}] he a facto} . Beary \ ap - j One mother makes her children sold through J ost Dispatch w ants. . 3 - - delivery of entries. No contribu- to correctness in the judging. | 5 ie J 7 7 panes Se — by eiving it to them | f- a | ETHELTON + | in milk shakes. “They call one drink | : , | SHAMPOO j | 2 chocolate froth,” she says. “I take TODAY'S INSTALLMENT. 1110. Is for his men’s (Inlet of New | : a level teaspoon of cocoa and 1% | j . : | Zealand) and Finger Wave $ aspoons of sugar, mix in the bot- , ey 127. Up. lt iS brave (Port Oo! Alaska ) 111 Th I’ , j \ rmont) ] ; tom of | rith f d | eee’ | | | 111. The eak in Vermo or Wave Set. a giass with a few drops of , > : : . Ais atche aT} ' ' : Z = ° *49 128. And, a se see Helge ' - : Ieland) l12. Excitement prevailed when Expert professional milk until it's smooth, add a drop OF | The 129. Immediate!) about (A bay ot Barbados sland | (Reefs of Australia) work at economy prices. | two of vanilla flavorin » fill the | MYSTIC CURTAIN 129. Join Bim in a dramatic (Town in Calilornia) 113. Comparable only to a (Cape Take ee oi this — " glass with milk and shake it with | is » effec he (Lake (Town) in Louisiana) ' ; . a 21 combination offer for § | — = onda og : és om es ; ¥ i? . Lhe i stds Park) | of an Alaskan Island) , this prom Courtesy and j | aa oreinary sie: eo: ne | It’s the Talk 132. Of this a — a 79 an Es ss ous as Wt ks 114. Of frozen (Lake in Quebec). | satisfaction assured youngsters are crasy ad ut it, she | of the Town 133. Of their (Town in Minnesota). 445 Srakel wilk «Cite cla The Ethel j | goes on to say. “They like it some- , 134. All greatly (Town in Kansas) | + is minke hd vay ' " ™ e Ktheiton : times without the chocolate, just the | See It tn Our 135. And (County in Oklahoma). Caen tite Died ba See he 4 Beauty Shop {vanilla and sugar.” 136. The (Town in Missouri). : Su ee ? —_— 804A Pine St... 2d Flioo i at 18 Nature s ideal flavor. Washington Ave. i i. 00 6. ine ihe cee } superior). MAin 4646 elp make children drink milk,” | gist. So all is (A town in Maine). 1117. They thought they were (A Turn Left Leaving | , Said Debt One | Windows This [ There is no (Cape of Greenland) | ee | aco | says an eminent food scientist, by | mis. Never a (Island in the Arctic Ocean) ; Pe om = +) - aa . a ) | So eee teem d eta nen sg and sugar.” The Week ee 1 lé sland of Jamaica). “ugar institute. . And no (Lake in Saskatchewan). Open Until oe P. M. / ’ | Ys ™ 141. And there is no line of (A point of Alaska) 43. Distinguished (Peak in Arizona). 44. Men and (A river of Tasmania). FREE— ou While you polish with Old English 2a 60 6 Waxy , ; . | nae i sete cn ‘ch he you are alsocleaning floors better “FF ; PREVIOUS INSTALLMENTS. | is than is possible with soap and water. § | V ish Besides, your floors are tect ibya Saeuewnat (Butte in North Dakota) v0. To give their «Town in Texas) ae durable coat of wax against scratches, 4 i Name is on everybody's (River| 56. To Say: (A town in Tennessee). | | en oOo ar- heelmarks, wear and dirt. ; 2 Montana). : o7. That is (A haven of Green- , | m. Try it yourself. A liberal sized can “@*These (Town in Mississipp:) | land) | | | ur costs but a few cents atany hardware, paeewno is the hour's (Town ini 58 Be (Town in Wiscons’1) | 0 . Mak: housefurnishi or dept, @ Pennsylvania) | 59. And to (Town in Missouri). : on store. M e€ in U. S. A. by AS @ Why of course (Islands east Of | 60. Him on this the world’s great- | = : Boyle Co., Cincinnati, O. - ® (ideria). ect (Port of Stewart Island). et fe { (Town in North Carolina 61. What do they (Bay of South | : | Ss ax good (Island in Mississippi | 6°. At sea? At first ‘A cape of as Sound). | Alaska) : LIQUID POLISH 4 ena metropolis. } 63. Then (A cupe oft Orer¢ nh) : : m (Pacific Coast Port) | "OM vwiar oun y ‘ 5 oy : 4 Bipmem (Pacific Coast Port). | ¢4. A regular (Mountain tn Nev ]F YOU DELAY coming in to choose your QUICK MEAL Gas + S & vies 7 ork). ° . ° ° . . aalana). rie) ches ers siows all Range after this week, it will be too late to get this 6-piece Alu- = . you following the (Moun- (Islands of Queensland) : range of sagan 66. Crossing the Eqvator they in- Have you taken your (Moun- itiate every (Mountains in Cali- Mins of Morocco). fornia) > ¢ . 4s ul « Vv — . And located the (Famous Ba) 67. And make mucb (River of minum Oven Cooking Set. Come in and look over our complete Meal perfectly in the Red Wheel heat- assortment of new Quick Meal Gas controlled oven while you are miles ef Antarctica). | nD | NS ; ; : Wweorgzla). . = - Se yon ie view in your nine’ i Slee thes fun tein t6e iiae _ Ranges with the Red Wheel Oven Heat from the heated kitchen. Come in e of the Hebrides Is- | ‘ tah C | Ge ; J lect th lil : — of the Hebrides | of British Columb a) | Regulator. t the wonderful cooking today and range you i 5 oe ae F 69. Region; the (Lake in Quebec). i * Bot fine (Town in Kentucky).| “%,A"4 home of the (River of set when you buy your range. best. You will get the valuable 6-piece : ¥?-| Canada). | : : ; : Square miles of (A cape of| ~~ * 3 2 | With this set you can cook a Whole oven cooking set with your stove. | Alaska). (1. On (Islands in Mid-Pacific). : h Waste, of which the (Moun-| 72: They reach the (island of New| FA fain of California). _ ealand). 2 ; Easy to Ki ia in feet height more than| ‘3. The sea is (A bay of New md . (islands of Florida). | land). | Clea —Bright e Man you see this marvelous) ‘4 And it is actually (A spring in| Aigand in Boston Bay). | Oregon). ish Ame you (City of Pennsyl-| ‘». They go out on the (Wiord of Yania). Iceland). " ; ; The wonderful (Town in Scot-'| 76. Some play with that strange é All six utensils can be placed 2 : : (Point of Cat Island Baliamas). m the oven of a Quick Meal! % ®from (Names given the South; 77. The (Shoal of Australia). Gas Range at one time. Cook- q Polar Region). 78. Others put on the (Bay in Lake ing Pots can be stacked in the P e Bent by Mr. (Mountain in of the Woods). “t] 5 Queensland). ' 79. And hunt a (Islands of A.aska) LOUISE FAZENDA, star with Warner Brothers, in the charming tiled bathroom | = eae ut ee ‘ : RThat will appear for many| g0. For dog (Cove of Cape Breton built for her in Hollywood from the original design by a prominent New York artist. Pieces ve a n ¢ ‘(Way in Mobile Bay). | Island). She keeps her skin flawlessly smooth for the close-up by using Lux Toilet Soap. and are easy to ¢ rem — t iS Mi this great (Town in Michi-} 81. For (Island town in Fiorida). She says: “I used to use the fine French soaps, but I find that Lux Toilet Soap | one Se a ry _ in : , i. ; | $2. They have roast ‘Lake between gives the same beautiful smoothness to my skin. I am devoted to it.” - another and you have a large ; hot, you will (Castle in| California and Or2gon). double boiler. When not in use a s omagedl | $3. And (A country of Europe). | the complete set can be nested set ™20u have made a (Bay in| 84. And (A head of the Hebrides Roas we -—-Endson Bay). | Islands). in the oe ter. Be cure they can be read in no; 85. And (An island in. Luke Su- to see e set tomorrow. 3 Sher news (Harbor of Nova' perior). a 5 . amma ee : ). | $6. Some had a secret (Foint of { H I] od t f 3 In the City of (Metropolis of | Canada). | O O Ywo ~ 1m por an We have all models, de the Southwest). | 87. There would be (An {island — us study the (County in | west of Africa). a “ gia). | 88. But we never (island of Ant- ° h | E Life of the great (Lake tn On- | arctica). actresses ou ar ft eir s In { 1S wa y No. 6-646 : tario). , 89. We knew each had a full (Lake, - (With Red Wheel Oven Heat F _— they would say down in (A; in Oregen). ie te / o0 very - : . . W in Oregon). ae Ame Chat every one was (A Smooth beautiful skin is the strongest ; @ find he wes always on (Is- | mountain of Queenslanc). : me = of the Fiji Islands group).| 91. Once when on a (Peak in Wy- fundamental appeal, says Gregory La = Seer Se) gpl ee crreecemeenemmmecmencemn, €avVa, prominent Hollywood director—and p——= sr eagammRnE Bee . 8°. Inasmalli (Lake in Wyoming).| BASS Sso5 Se . . ; ae —— ae ore Over the (Town in Texas). | $3. Looking for a base for the'| voices the experience of 39 leading movie re gon wanted to go to the. (Town in Kansas). | directors. ‘‘ The most universal appeal any sian Sout At-; 94. A killer (Bay Alaska). . +s : — oon ees on ~ainggloann A ane! screen star has is her exquisite smooth skin.” he ae ere CA reer tn: cs + Sg madi —.. Cedar te | Knowing this, 9 out of 10 screen stars Ane reat of (A mountain | Texas). | use Lux Toilet Soap to keep their skin ican”, tne ae 7. a ee of © Barents | exquisitely soft and smooth. And it has ‘ re-historic ape | ana). | ; : . of Newfoundiana). | 98. Plateau. They had a (Lake in been made the official soap in the dressing ) oo thus (Lake in South Aus- : British Columbia). rooms of all the great film studios. ie | G ). |; $9. Yes: but no one (Point of | er ie Ge See ee ie ; 2 vp nd east of Honduras). | Michigan). Try this white, daintily fragrant soap eae eS ei iE Ountain Tar f West/ 100. Rather dangerous using (An ; , Lk ane ee i cage ralia), cages eek ir Beene. | yourself — today! You'll be delighted |) go. a And (Town in Nebraska). 101. At anogher (Town in Penn-| with the way it cares for your skin. Mere ee ae, ae IEPA S Sempre, (A Bay of New-|! sylvania). | ee oo ante a | and). 102. When unloading and (A pass! . INIA VALLI says““Lux | _ (A bay of Manchuria). | in mountains of Queensiand).| JUNE COLLYER, popular Luxury such as you have found only in wg Soap leaves nee skin | ° his own (Harbor of Nova| i023. Between ice cakes became Fox star, says: “Lux Toilet asl ) i & ito. CLwee}l ‘ CanCE on ’ . the . | dangerously (Bay of Queens- Soap gives my skin the same French soaps at OF and See ania cada dec his beloved (Mountain | land) wonderful smoothness the fine : ; ” ; . z , f an . . " tl is lovel s0aD. Range of Grant Land). | 104. The (Town in Michigan). French soaps give.” $1.00 the cake ae ee wow pare with y P 't this prove him aj1°%5. Ordered a life (Town in Mich- (Town in Ohio). igan). Most (Town in Texas). i106. For each Then he _ stood © oe they of (The Golden (flead of Scotiand). | H ). 107. Himecif behind every (Town 3 the (Town tn Michigan). | in South Carolina). re be the last to (Island ir | 108 and gave (A mountain in Ar- | : of Benga!). | gentina). “ * This (Bay of Ireland). 1109. Alw ays his (Point of Alaska). EDIE serena ae

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John and Celia Broome were is fellow guests for the night Phey had come in from the farm to be near their daughter who to be “blessed’’—indeed, there Was i prospect “blessed” before morning, that puzzied Barnaby considerably until he found out that instead of hecoming a mun she was going (to ’ have a Da! “I suppose I'd better telepione to Mr. Crownstone alter supper said he thoughtfully. during a iui in the conversation He mav wal o see me this evening { hav a etter to him om Judge.Smit A telephone was uUnKDOW! “But how do you get along with- t them’ inquired Barnaby ag hast. “We have heard of them,” said Johh Broom: “God gave us legs, Jasper. said Peter Hodge. the elder. “lI for one. iiKke to ioo0k a man in the eve when | am talking to him.” said John Broome “They say you can talk to peo- pie in California by means of the device,” said Celia Broome Whereupon Barnaby told them about wireless telegraphy, the ra- : . > : > _* hy + rn »he > dio, the sending of photographs by ; tere. ana ‘ — 4 + i 2 os telephone. ana learned LO nis astonishment that not one of these people had seen a train of cars, | an automobile, an aeroplane or an ight: But they were not electric ignorant of these magic. things. they were not benighted. The An- nouncetient. posted if} the Comi- ; mon-House by the printer and schoolmaster. Kept them in touc! with the progress of science and the svuulless development of c)vill- cation: Peter Hodge had something to say about the murderous subma- rines and the poiso rases His Ww a wondered if God could ever for- a ve i List \ > +7 } pe ns froi : SiG uUBn ait e tiis peo- ple: the two Groomes miiid \ re- Pp! ec nity’ for its bur- Darisims: even the gentle Serving martd (iwho wasnt a servant at all) took part tn the conversatio!: “We are opposed to war,” said Peter Hodge, the younger “Do you mean to say.” said Barnaby, “that you would not fight ty defend your homes and. lives?” “We are not cowards,” said John Broome, stiffly. “Can you name a war in the history of the world in which con- quest and greed were not the para- int iIssues’” asked Peter Hodge: “Ly the way, if it’s a fair ques- tion. how did your voung men avoid being drafted into service in lgis?” inquired Barnaby John Broome regarded ‘him stern ly “You were in this war we speak of, friend Jasper.” he said. “Did you ‘go into it simp) because vou wanted to kill your fellow-man’”” “Il went into it to kill our ene- | mies,” “The young men of Germany, ! understand. And they, | presume, went into it voluntarily for the sake of killing the young men ot trance and England. We call it murder. We do not believe in Killing men. Jasper. Our young)! men did not go to the war. nor were they asked to do so. And yet there are no braver. more courage- ous men living today than those who dwell in this peaceful land of ours. It would ill become. me or any one of us to recount the brave deéds that have been performed by mén and women even within my recollection. Suffice it to sav that men have died brave deaths here and have suffered cruel wounds. and that there has never been an instance in which man or woman has turned his or her back on a peril that had to be met.” He spoke siowly. with a ulet dignity. And Barnaby. looking at his strong. brave face, knew that there was mot a drop of cowardly bieod in his bod \ “Thrice my husband swam across the river and back at the time of the big flood three vears ago. when it was aswirl with ice. te eave the lives of—" began his wife. quietly —mot proudly “Hush, Celia,” admonished John Broome, actualiy biushineg God saved them. nor ! “He put str neth uUpD@! your body. John, and courage in your soul.” said she After supper Barnaby sauntered forth in the village street it was a still. caim evening. the cooith ot the coming night was stealing out of the darkness. and there was in the air the pungent sme!!. of pine and balsam Hie walked to § the eng of the short street some dis- tance beyond before retracing his Mepe past the inn. He was in an- | other worid—a world that had died | ' when the country was new and this | Was in truth the cheat of it. High over the gute posts tn front Of each of the dweiling houses, sus- pended from a thine that tooked Whe . hangman's gibbet hung a huge fantern whose faith? ul but ~Mraggling rays cast a dui) circle of — OV@r & Spread of not more lost their voices as they pas: him by—but they did not deign to'| look at him. an a dozen feet These were the oniv street lamps. (He thought of the glare and the shuttling beams Broadway!) 1! giow Of candi¢ licoht lay meek and flat and meiiow hy ? x naovw { r } Ss rh every house +) é was laughter and so } s tl or e trill of song esuing from unseen throats, men seat smoking and chatting on the di T ~ ‘ _— T : r of w j t trees rt re ed far a l hig nto *he sk na the the barking dist t dog { T set of a rs att iz p from } eloo! ilong the river—these ther sounds from the invisible filled him with a sense of loneli- ress . foret S t \ ous mundane 4 - Oo hi cnS smot his ears, striking the hour-of te \ ‘ mnlace Was not dead, ter It was not even dying yaw ig. perhaps, but not quite isieep! Eight oclock—and all .as Well The day was done: the up- p dishes h ad been put away; the i of the toilers (who were tne won ) were through with thei > i r 2 ii s serene “ith the little i . + Passing the tavern he sto o for a moment to scrutinize the sign ase Aw 44h d worl: ‘ - ~~ + > . ] } “— > dangling beneath the dull oid lan- ern. He chuckled. Here was in- nocent, unconscious irony. } . } Oi 4 ke Ep Sil Vv ort ~ Ye blesh 4 row! =O ew at ‘ ru ized by t > Inintentionally profligate symbo tL a guaret and strolled } + . 5 ‘2. ¢ = X} te j to ilve rn ‘ . { } if 1dy } 7 i > up his , J ’ nind that two days of this would , ioOug! LO! es ise If i) { ea we I ¢ at > 7 . ‘ i ¥ > ss ¢ t ) it Acad , > | : > a " | ‘ S i ’ ~ is »% i - qd ro i =m & littered 4 ‘ \ VA ~ | ; ? Vv it r \ i Ww S liz Rica i ed —_ \ > 4 4 , rM — P . } rT? t iy 7 oT ) li¢ € l ; ij tj = Oowv ziow H j out th a! -m Utes i a MO > Seu tl | } + ’ ; ‘ * ‘ t ‘ ‘> } { ? l¢ Ne cnew that t ‘ ? Eg tH > ‘ } ad ? ‘ Sif eu / A ¢ \ nie go ’ got up fro oor-st ind a ; r) ; t? | ‘ 1Oow ow Lile = Hi a a | f ’ , ‘ no K yr ] RTO N - . ; ” ’ 44 ieiess, Bart y wa 1 oO He Ou i + »} =e T j >}? => d = 14 } | ‘ ’ i> 4 | " \ Vil s\s il n ifni > 4 St r Up ~_ } | ; t VW sit LOW ] ty > Qn . > " . —+ (1) ise “4 }oOor r ie or ‘ 4 > , > ‘ 4 © ae gad ev Tilt _ aa st ilili Sa j Line " } man, quietiy | ‘ ia 7 @ tyOr ¢ é ne 7 | Rarnabvy a : > MOL quite Certain whether he ought Lo Stop \Iv ° . ic a — . “+ ; ~ } *? vi} ame is Prosper Standish i ai, ea} *} ‘ + ii ie : . aid ie€ OLDer, sO arnad’ stopped. “I know. The schoolmaster and —fr—npoet,”’ Then you have rd owe of _ Fror Peter Hodgs Prosper Standis stniled My * } > ’ artiner than good Peter's nen + ? . = i 4 that T (rie! j is a SCa it ,e Nilee ith spark — + . " iTS, MsliiQub ol. | >! rant you, he nas been known in his loval iz- ‘S norance to praise me to the skies.” [ know little or nothing about poetry, im sorry (Oo say.’ ac- Knowledged Barnab: Then bright- r. «TQ. _ | By the wat have yoy read the “hristmas Laroi + ; ’ | L ‘ : Sli )Gd 7 . ij . if pieaSan? IuUtY tO read Loud 5 : ’ ti = Ss OOoit ])se ‘ ¢ ery (‘hristmas Eve This have |! @d e - , or ! : -? years, Yo ome rron ’ ‘ i Ty i Ns Ww b | mK “Ty oa ° ’ ‘ 3 ; . - . | = ‘ an rd Jas} rr } | i i ‘ ever [ reve : ; 1 sy . . , } he yond ie [wo rivers na? Wail “4S In. SO you may perceive bow littie | Know of vour world “Goo0d—" began Barnaby and hastily substituted “gracious” for the word that rushed to his tins “Fifty-two years ore ee “You would tike to say ‘you don't Know what you have missed dut Politeness forbids. Eh?” Prosper Standish was still smiling good- nhaturediy. He was a tall. smooth- shaven man with iong gray hair cropped square at the back. “Well, if vou're happy and—er — contented.” floundered ey. | ‘Thats all anybody could ask.” Contineed Tomorrow. opvriaht. 199 1 KWRK at 5 o'clock Leigh, president Bennington Coilege at Bennington, Let's Make Bante the sade Sie Prices supplied DV Tuesday, A 9 23 12:45- i: yt om program «may WLW at bs o'clock: “W s Votes”’”’ is the tit As a political scientist former professor in the de- ss by Ascari yroencng luncheon meeting in Weshington ? ' today. Frank A. Arnold. cirect>or of de- velopment for the National Broad- | casting Co. will speak on Chat topic Other speakers at the trncheon will be Archbishop Micnael Curley of Baltimore and Willian Green president of the American Fed- eration of Labor The proceedings togetfer with the three principal ‘aiks. will be broadcast over KSD begining at 12:45 o'clock. A Rhode Island red hen is de- clared by its owner. Mrs. W. S&S. [lisiey of Yakima, * ‘ash.. to have laid 80 eggs in 89 consecutive days a Grand “if Flag: government at M.—Music Lovers Hour. rh has given spe- 2 : . S = P | M.—Soconvland Sketches. .M.—NBC Studio Recital. M.—Prophylactic record of the electorate. roadcast over AWR at The other speaker in the half- b Wyo, Sessa C] ud YY —*Radio- Keith Or- the Severs mone. DOWN HOME 11: abe J tine? . rr ro ——" Wednesday, A — 24 concert ip the Utility one® | phony band, Morgan Eastman 10:15 A. M.—Radio nay be heard at 9 o'clock » say be ' 11:45 A. M, —Palais will be presented by Pierce Baker on 4:00-4:30 P. M_ cast over KSD League Program. Red Cross Speeches Through KSD CHAIN PROGRAMS TONIGHT National Broadcasting Co. \ 7 , } + hire farmer on /. : | broadcast over KMOX at 9 OcIOCcCK TSS NEN aE Make it Humless Install a De Forest Audion. No. 427. in your A. C. Radio Set and say good- bve to buzz, hum and crackle. ‘Look for the name and number base. here — re | be a brief address | Sketches — WEAF. 7 0O—NBC Studie licitor-General during the 7 :30—Prephyvilactie peaker scheduled 601 Gictewanaae Bidg. bn Foust AUDIONS 6: 30 0 over KWK. Eskimes — KSD be announced — 10 :00—Kadio-Keith Orpheum Program the Williams Syncomatics National Broadcasting 6 :30—tundamentals ef the Law—kKWK 7 :00—Stromberg-Carison — KWK. Masters—KWK. WJZ. WYW EXCURSION ; SATURDAY MAY 4TH N Saturday, May 4th the Frisco Lines will sell round trip tick- ets at very low fares from St. Louis to all points between Ste. Genevieve and Cape Girardeau and between St. Clair and Crocker. Fares to a few of the destinations are shown below—proportionate reductions are made to other points. ROUND TRIP FARES from St. Louis Cape Girardeau, Mo.....$2.50 Wittenberg, Mo.__..... 2.25 Ste. Genevieve, Mo... 1.50 Se. Coe See... eee BORO, Bin cccencodce Ge CO, Tie: se: sidesiniiaicetentesemeenin et: DONO, BOA cdccocune Se a: SIN dis cknscsceticteiisieniesanig: STG, Ticncantnésnne Oe ee ot ee Tickets will be good going on any train leaving St. Louis Saturday, May 4th and scheculed to stop at destination. Returning,tickets will be goodonany train scheduled to arrive St. Louis prior to 10:00am Monday, May 6th. Tickets on Sale at Frisco Ticket Office N. Broadway Union Station Ticket Office 18th and Market Sts. PHOTOPLAY THEATERS v :00—William Syncomatics—K WK. 9 -50—( re bestradians—K W kK. 10 :00—Sliumber Musie—W JZ. ae DISTRIBUTED VAN-ASHE RADIO CO. 10TH & PINE ST. _ , + > 2 Columbia Broadcasting System Entertainers—W ABC. 7 :00—t rederick William 8 :00—t''d Gold ( oncert— 4 Ww RRM + Wo. 9 :00—1 urtis Lamang AKMOX ORCHESTRADIANS paving | lie extra plus in tone quality and clarity of Bestors Hotel over ASD from PHIL SPITALNY TONIGHT though you had to pay twice the price—but you don’t have to. “The Star Spangied STATION WJZ Wiliam Fox lresents MARY ASTOK JOHN BOLES—ROBERT ELLIOTT Symphenie Fox-Movietone Orchestration STU PENDOUS STAGE SHOW! “RADIO HOUR IN STATION F-0O-X"’ Fred Berrens—Fox Ensemble ef 150 An 8. J. Stebbins’ Spectacle “ECHOES OF ATHENS” 235 OLYMPIAN GIRLS The Melodious “ELI ELI” Fux Chorus Ensemble 50 Golden Voices OVERTURE “RIENZI” FOX GRAND ORCHESTRA Adolphe Kornspan, Conductor and dssoc‘ated NBC Stations KWEK, St. Louis CHAS. FRESHMAN CO.,. Ine. | 122 East (2nd St.. New York old in a Great broadcast over WLW at Manufecturers of Eari Radice Sets | Freed-Eisemann Sets and Speakers career of Fran: heip—through a Post- Dispatch Want ad. the greatest of notabie composer, Planists and a hour over ASD tonight at 8 o'clock. From KMOX tomorrow at nine a. m.—learn about “Bridge Refreshments” At ten cents and up per person—delighiful refreshments for the afternoon bridge, iuacheon or informal tea. Made quickly and easily by Mrs. Ida Bailey Allen's speed baking methods! Tune in tomorrow morning—learn how she does it—learn whv er lighter, finer, more delicious, cakes of all kinds she uses and recommends only — Pillisbu Cake Fl y a3 a plano virtuo-| nfs some of Liszt's works Paul Whiteman y. Tonight on Columbia coast-to-coasi 8:00 to 9:00 P. M. your time Tonight, a touch of your radio you the match- less dance music of the “King _ of Jazz” and his world-renowned erchestra. Courtesy of OLD GOLD CIGARETTES ... “not 2 cough in a carload.” Old Gold CIGARETTES when Wagner’s operas unde rateed thom. entire oe of ps te of Ney’s playing will be supplemented Sy an orchestra of symphonic pro- under Nathaniel] Shilkret numbers from Ziegfeld’s yo ee durin ee Hour over KMOX rys our RR ERNE re oe le Baby La ts ‘of Lot n NIGHTS AT 6:20 » me ch reserves the right te calls or answers “attention, except letters on medical y when accompanied by stamped —s rman comsulate in _ S$ Pine Shane mae Office. RTANT. —— App! ket streets, to abe permit. The records are » SO SOO ‘It’s the F Talk of the Pa RCA PHOTOPHe | Coentens oe — DIVORCE—Whe is eligi- LEGAL IN FORMA’ rag a Member of the &t. Louis Bar. B.—It appears that you ot st compel the school to re- IN oo : 25e5SRSERGE AG ag asa A GREAT x \UDEVE he age was 18. pe to build a fence, or in building one. ee ak and the ceme- BASEBALL SPORTSMAN’S Pa BROWNS vs. Game Starts at 3 Box anu EKeserve § P—We do not know of ates where gambling houses, pony are legal. checks you men- constitute gq pre- r niece is allowed a Q mrries. not be sent The contractor can prob- d you om the ot want to build, con- Shing 20 your 2 You can file a suit ‘the father to support Consult a lawyer re- . Property owned joint- UL W i-3 of debts for which ly Was sued. COQUETT: ningt for inf or —_ ra eh ¢ NOW PLAYE ALSO = PESET®! AND ST. LOUIS’ 2 READER —Au of your #8 eee a lawyer at once mi try to have the decree The quit claim deed MEDICAL QUE Ith and sanitation questions of public int Diagnosis or treatment of individual « OUs TO LEARN.—While willing to be of assistance as a internal medicine, as remedial agents having the medicinal qualities and action less likely to di trouble of any kin be used by the A of a a toa mye It should never used 2 ORCHES On the Stace, fa & of Sy n copation. WALTER DAVE With HARLAN Cal St. Louis Theater » BIS SUPPORTING -PANADA 20, 358.4 ‘Photoplay at i:la, Se 7:40, 10:38 39 HIT OF HITS—AT REGULAR Romance From Fanaa Ferber's Great Nevel / a = ag Os . _xor te Pe at ert itd T arm * _ "9 ; A a Laruling ciegreld Song hits «ee Sung by Ziecfe'd Stars! “@e Matinee Till 6:22 and GRAND CENTRAL NO’ SU a. ar = RS 020 % ED LOWR

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TUESDAY r APRIL 23 1929. aa e # ' el Seal The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine the Utonie ©. Cea + Mati A NS WAY EIR S TO QUERIES Bobby Thatcher—sy George Storm A Rival 4 PP. ee Mats, 7 ael Curley | ee and Sat, qe - an Green, ‘ae NEW vTap “ms Post-Dispatch reserves the right t ject : 3 . 3 2 Fes Nese) SMOEMIE LEON Toviogiimmen one (120004 cals or answers by matt cance be || TE ONLY GIRL HE URED [THe MANO ecu Ait — | [Hes MoT coma To se So [onder SHE'S IN geen attention, exc al questions of undoubt- | E ANY ONE SURE OF ME~-—} TOLD AN AUTOMOBILE WIth.” Ul IN Atfer w AND x ee haan y when accompanied by stamped addressed envel- WAN — a 2525, Hep \ ‘ NS — SY \ esehe2 ae Sa 52525252525262 FAWN i) Zz P.M. ‘“EADER.—Neither party canj| stances. If her parents are pro- || “empelled to build a fence, or; viding a good home for her they | BASEB “Sin in building one. Can compel her to live there, ii | ALL TOE Meemm—Consult a lawyer and| READER OF P.-D.—Such a/| ' ; SPORTSMAN a phim the deed. ang the ceme- penne tax aa you mention for the | | SMLAN'’S PARK Wie rules and regulations. ce cream business in an Illinois | . Thi omi a in On TWO Bap P—We do not know of town of 800 probably would be | utt an e —By Bud Fisher wea age nee rage oe BROWNS VS, DE { | | ' . >: H he Frisco trip tick- Stes where gambling houses, | /e&@l. | St. Louis wmtioned, are legal. PAPER ROUTE.—A child born | Comic Sections of the Sunday Post-Dispatch "” ; : .|in the United Stat f alien | - —— - , = 7 Enevieve Game Starts at 3 O'Ciog BRM—NO; the checks you men-| parents is a natural-born Ameri- ||| [WHY SHOULDNT © PHONG] LISTEN. JUST AS BMT Your Voice LACKS Te Deer @Y gent % ) MUTT, THAT'S - -—-- — 200 Olea ne can citizen, ang need not take | TO THE DIRECTOR and SCON AS HE'D hy, TLL TELL THE DIRECTOR x'm YOU] jen @ citizen of this country the value of $300 is exempt from | U, ™%, &—The contractor can prob- ) 1 > : : 4 . , RES 10 amd you on the contract.| fui ty “ues he first filed a | wis FOR Yours! | AHEM: 1S THERE ANYTHING (/// A -~$2.50 gbdout the barking 408./| your mother. You are entitled to j : 2 ) J : m. - TRDAY ? between | Box anu Reserve Seat Tickets ‘ t ad ao. | Chena ~— BETe sour niece is allowed ged naturalization papers. TRY TO LAND A JoB HEAR YOUR VOICE QvuAUTY THE TALKIES WANT. wor e shown | ¢ this country and then . R. L.—Personal property to | IN THE TALKIES? : ROUGH’ ly LADY LIKES ductions PHOTOPLAY THEATER: Meee, ® ction or back. attachment or levy. Furthermore, | Wut whbne You'D BE. THROUGH. f°“) AND LAND You A&A JOB AS EASY AS (77 @ ~y setaiaiaheriatcits the landlord could not hold any | LET ME HANDLE F Pi€eree HELLO, MR. DIRECTOR, V/ ; a , = mm do not want to build, con- MRS WM McI—Y / + en. 1 | W_JTAT! F lawyer. titled to any share pee any real | : y DOING FoR A GOOD TALKIE , . m your neighbor to d0| estate unless it was owned by | Oa | | as | PERFORMER a & stop at P E S E T Z K I ig Bt to garnishment. You/i¢ you do not understand it, ask || AND > ’ moe consult a lawyer at ONnCcé/ the insurance company about it. | THEATER hp meuy to have the decree modi-} — A, D.—Trapping the pigeons | onany HESTRA ae which fly about downtown is il- t. Louis Vincent Lopez Usual The quit- claim deed! legal, May 6th... liimwelf ) T ig | bis? LOEW'S's Metro Movietone P se! ol MEDICAL QUESTION S 3 | rices mith and sanitation questions of public interest only will be con | Diagnosis or treatment of individual cases will not be given. || ines a 1 White, 2018 Wast edad ee a rs ave ; | Rose Goe olfe, 4125 snright N. P. We 2A Michigan, meat0US TO LEARN,.—While ,It is possibly harmful in many | ° ° . . Maxwell. 2608A Baldwin. R. Fisher. Be willing to be of assistance | ways, when improperly usea. | | Marriage Licenses || ia"si.2! parent He | Amrhelin wb Doyle, 86; 1847A. 8.3 gree tom Coates 2. dene ble, advice about the person NORTH STAR E.—The perman- |, Siebert Wm. Joost ....,, 5041 Geraldine 26 . Oy A hey Market fell . . , 34 or r ’ . ‘4 * % ~ lve jloyed could not . ! ‘ 2 4 18 Carroll. Ellen from_ Bori Cacereerent oe with -+y - : oe uy. | Sanate of potash is an antiseptic | Ethel Schiermeyer ........ 3503 Barrett pecs OUIS ee Oh | and wermicide, and is among local | $ necorae Paul G. Wade 4207 Labadie methods employed for destroying |! Ruth Richardson 16 S. Channing , ha, 910A Casper A, from 8B. C.—Saltpeter is rarely | the venom of snake bites, as you || Will Kinge 2216 Adams 1404A N, Park. 0 0 53, 2900 Jane from W - s "ds an internal medicine, as|@Sk about it. However, it is not | Burial Permits Karm Marie Beard asiG Acams Radio-Keith-Orpheum m remedial agents having the|a_ solution of potash, but a salt | we, Edward Forys .. 4136 Pleasant 9 y smedicinal qualities and action | Of that metal and, as said here, | Florence Connolly 4411 St. Louis a“ ORCHESTRAS Pless likely to disagree andj| the permanganate is the one used | MARRIAGE LICENSES Arthur Reagan »++ -1003) Ann On the Stace. { Ww m trouble of any kind. Such a|in snake bite. (There is no dif- |||. | y : Eleanor Sebastian 632° Lemp Mel ne Stage, in a War & may should be used by the di-| ference between the permanga-. || oatrey J. Koetting .... Maplewood, Mo. | Julian Clark 1227 Blair (rear) Melody——ll Merry Men Maks » of a competent physician, | nate of potash and the permanga- || | “@” E. Gannon...Richmond Heights, Mo.| Ruth Vandiver 2922A Dickson a ee meODee—-e mused at all. It should neverj™ate of potassium, potash being | | Nolden Arbuthnot 2040 Sheridan | Barney Campbell ........ L118 8. Boyle ay BOR DESON. Mr any circumstances be used] th. English equivalent. and hence || | Rosetta Garnett 1710 O'Fallon | Emma Nell Robertson ....4537 Clayton not familiar with its use.! the one and same metal.) || Hopson Wilson 627 C; , | Joseph Dickson 4044 Lucky WALTER DAVISON ; |} Maggie Watson oy al rene Mrs. Wavie Parker 4044 Lucky , Roberts, 3323 Pine. And His ray, 1231 N. Ninth. = oe — — — a ____ Basil W. Carnal 336 © Son Richey 126_ Soulard d : if ‘0 A y Vivian Keen 1338 Eneuteee Ethel Walker ino 8. 6S . , Dock Thomas ¢ George C. Foerbeck .... 30725 Shenandoah , D YS Tiny B. Edding tale EL Mary L. Rehg ++5:. 4027 Magnolia BURIAL PERMITS. x ’618 Stoddard A GIO . H. C. White, 83, 2609 N. Grand. . eats 1416 N. 2ist At East St. Louis. —s_| 1, G. Hermann, 29, 2217A Sidney. F 7 Vernon Shaw 220 Poplar | J@mes,D. Moore. Rockwood, IIl.—Caristle! Mary EB, Rahs, 32, 3728 California. 3 ia | DE | Homer Hf. on Leo Monti—Vivian Jones, St, Louis Catherine Feck, 48, 3957A Tholozan, BE nis ths reece Derr Prrecoettie Madeline M. M $212 Blair Louis | | G. Wills. 38, 2605 Wash. wt 4 ait Chas. L. Schall 4109 Minnesota | Edward Hapner, St. Louis—Leontis Craig,| Daisy Tapp, 1, 3133 Bell. With HARLAN CHRISTIB@ : Estelle M. A 3015 Marcus Fast St, Louis _ J. H. Brown, 40, 913 N, - Plus Meyer Friedman's #3 T LOU g t Akd UsSEmM 4 fy 7 — en be uns —? 4 7 pomoem a oes . a « — etrere eee _ as ee . . - - om . — ee mee ° ¥ 2 TT A PA ITE ET: TN COTTA NA ae A BO et CER intl I Ne eit a tte iti atel amano Cale th RE a ttt ace eet ihn ae seg naan te cab ererttinntaupialeiatibninc dead atilllbaee bitte. mteweP tind . — t x ‘ -~ osu . and EF. y, . . and H. Veith, 2404 N. Gr a ‘6. Weissinger, 1204% 8. 18th GIRLS. and M. hmick. 4490 Vista. uffey. 1411 Benton. . Davis, 1512 Gay. . Jefferson, “8931 Howard. jibbons, 3520 Glerk. itewart,. SLZA N. Compton. CREMP p> —- s Adin sete Homer H. Thiclen 4605 Ashland | Charles Carl Spencer—Gertrude Spencer, St.| B. Standenmeyer, 77, 1333 S. Broadway. : ee ee a -_—— os a sive * , ; W. Kreetter, 41, 5435 Robin. William Gilbert eS Oe Tower Grove} Benjamin Simons ....... Creal Springs. Mo| Alta Councel, 41, 4122 Cleveland. BIS SUPPORTING SHOW fie CYRCUIT OF THEATRES FOY L _ = “patie ee ° b04 yes i Louise Hooker Creal Springs. Mo| F, Benyenue, 96, 3400 S. Grand. FAM y ; RPAVOIS ar Greta Garbo in “Wild | bouls J. Ottoline 007 Water! navis C. Jo: adison. 5 months, 12 . “4 -RANADA pent sheet | Grand-Florissant Orchids,” Sound Picture, | Bernadine Kohnen 2342 8, 13th| Marie V. King ps ee. tilebore 3 SAILORS [LLENWOOD PRSETT ee & ‘Should a Girl Marry?’ | Richard Cunningham ... 2824 Franklin| pawreneo Mank Bolte ill 1‘ ry ; ALL TT . 2 : — | Gertrude Slater 329 Laclede] Manel Tend es iekevdiin . 3830 Finney. LOTTICE HOWELL | OOLLEEN MOORE'S “ABIES IRISH ROSE,” in| wijiiam F. Dollard 4251 Maftitt | gimer Mal aries Sta | S GD Schotiel 1 : ae 21, i8t grag Sa ony HARRINGTON SISTERS a SOUND HIT Talk and Scund, with BUD- | Mary Jewel Earnest 4576 Evans | Ler Hale + sooo Rroeburig > a - ‘ Marie Anderson osee». Kraoburg *WHY BE GOOD?” DY ROGERS. Fred C. McClelland ... 3100 N. Grand William T. Littlken ; re y 3 —ALSO— Goldie F, La Rose 3100 N. Grand! wary Bailey CECIL B.DEMILLES . aRCUs DAYS” A ncgemer a meng in Herschel L. Hays Chambers : SPP ory“ > . Brown, 21, rm ; ‘ J C. Mosey Mokane, Mo nn Mitchler, 49, 213 Carroll, Sensational Melodrama 2812 N. Van. ' “ELOCKY BOY.” Anna Chapis Saf How ard! Lois V. Maddox ............Moxane, Mo| J. , 20, 4048A Kennerly, - Mayo R. Hamilton .,.East St. Louis, Ill, OF aes tate J. Buskirk. 75. 5654 Lotus. | | The Greatest Comedy ALL-| KINGS An ALL-TALKING Beatrice H. Monroe Decatur. ill. At Edwardsville. L. Jackson. 33. 4236 W. Cook. | “a Mi TALKING Picture, “THE | PICTURE, Reinhold Marlin Haufe ...4313A N, 19th H. A. Whitamore. Alton—Marion J. | Callie Brooks, 75, 4061 Fairfax. LLIOTT | Gr GHOST TALKS.” 818 N. Kings.| “THE GHOST TALKS.” Kathyrine Thomas 1704 Marcus | Pourie, Alton. Ww Pilaxka, 19 123) NS forth, a : Bal | Colleen Moore In a Sound FANNY BRICE Singing | fo7Tman Tolland ey oe BIRTHS RECORDED. Lucile Brockman, 56, 2808 Eads. , ee ture, “Why Be Good” & a MAPLEWOOD and Talking in “MY ee ee ple Paced BOYS. Katherine Stangler, 80, 5921 S. Kings- wowr | Ae ing Picture, ‘Gang War.’ | 7170 Manchester! MAN.” Ames W. Smith Sai North Market | C. and A. Til'man. 919 N, 19th. highway. . S. Leffingwell! J. and T. Allen, 1621 Wash. T. Gibson, 60, 1901 Market. : | 4° du eed a riees on falk une : Greatest Sound Picture, eos ot 180 PORE, eee | MTN eee toe. | Mickey (Himself) McGuire—sy Fontaine F e “AME IRE 5 TEE C ‘ Singing in -T: NG | | . Bae |r Te ae | TM ATAN | sPogregesSeORET.” wi ga Geni nt Carre ea Covers on S. y r. n e LT BETTER t i oa Ww glas Fairbanks i Part- * : pen io" sound ait, “THE |W.E,LYRIC | Goatest’ souna’ Picture NS” : ; NS Talk. jiemay oa censen Singing o>] | OZARK FR eal A Fox Comic Appears Every Sunday in One of the TWO Comic Sections of the Post-Dispatch M 6:30 er A = g Sound P ong ao em : —— = — — 7 a er ten ee gy Brighten up the car interior—add comfort and — ate. to 6:80, 35c, 15 - ou FO- uglas Fairbanks ina . h :15, 4:30, is [oection, ABIE'S IRISH INTE | parcratking Sound Pic. ness—protect your clothing and the car’s u i en noP 0. 10:20 ese wer aats Rogers: | 1001 mecausiane on Mask | |THE NEW BeY 18 GETTING ACQUAINTED WITH M¢GUIRE. ILTMORF Genuieta Bileasore Complete Seat and Door Covers. Will ‘ | SEE 1T FROM fe ee ee Sewn fee te tele un. BUILT “yp || Save their-cost many times over by maintaining the car's eRA | THE BEGINNING 3a —_ ——~ core | S350 Delman SKIS re-sale value. An economy—not an expense. or c- ; : ) a . Ae tar “eg Migaad ce va : Biltmore Covers feature all the latest inprovenesnns ~—— “heress | TAnIES Ihisn hose, — — \ | Spanish Leatherette Trimming at points of wear—large F HITS-AT REGULAR PRIGES! fees" sound |MIKADO | eee paeiegte wh \ You G | \\\\\ ays unghaesd tantesten tor anil Gane 7 ree ——— : A\\ VEN ie ESPECH —special improved fasteners for qu | Be) nda PRE, (AUBERT |S5,ALi TALRING Rao a and removal. Custom-tailored for every make end model aaruling Ziegield Song Hits ..-- = _ “MY MAN.” 4949 Easton = ‘8. Warner. ANY ~ car—and GUARANTEED TO FIT YOUR CAR PER- Z, . - - rT & ili —= \\ A in Special fabrics, selected for durability and beauty. : payilis fom aay 4 in “Shady | MELBA See and Hear Audrey Fer- ' , A i A —_ ca —— ms ot Sung by Ziegfeld Stars! a —— *% . _ FECTLY. X shang Lady olves of ris in “Fancy Baggase.” oO attractive patterns to match the u "= tthe City.” Comedy, News. | Grand & Miami | Alse Vitaph Acts. —— pis reat Low in price, but high in utility |} carse Our enormous buying-power and direct-from- men ow Cast in Me Gang:| Michigan | Her 274, See “Lishts of : and appearance. Durable sun-proof || factory, cash distribution enables us to offer you ace From sins Sead ale O00 Also Souvenir to Ladies. | 7224 Michixen | gians and Vitaphone Acts. Le fabrics, fast colors, and a wide se- savings of from $3.00 to $6.00 on eack set. Ferber's Ste Matinee TH S:50 anger ttracti tterns for For All T Passenger | Novel Evenings and Sunday, +¢ REA ‘ re : | ‘y lection of at ve pa or wo- AND CENTRAL NOW! Rea [20180 in write arse: | MOGLER |fn", Oni «China rarer! pee all cars. Easily and quickly put on, Coupes.e...ccc-.... “eae? Guae : iin L. Sth & Bremen iAlso Souvenirs to Ladies. , and just as easily removed for For All Two-Door 7 95 9 95 Sys = Nee eerion sai. F $—10¢ oe ga | be cleaning. Complete stocks for all Sedans and Coaches. . . ee . URS Za raat an Liane che canes | MEW SHEMANDOAR | oie ae Som: | | \ "4 cart Bove at these reduced prices: {| Fo#,All Four-Door ‘ of on J y and News. ” . aC ey $$@ 4 in North.’ ” i. ee ‘L . Auto Store at these red prices: ) Sedans eeeeeeeeteeeee 8.85 to 10.95 . ye sty | : piieast Souls” and Com ; ee ) All 2-passenger coupes. . $2.95 VE perineum eee to tt PM” | OPFALLON | Reitz Cote The ‘door sodana and coaches, 898) WSS eer, ARRY spotligh; ; \ ' 7 4024 W. Florissant | Harris in ‘Speed Classic’ , ~ AS Scene ea We have arranged for prompt, expert cow SE in | : pay te A eet . | INSTALLATION SERVICE boo rin *toneymoon.” | A L WE | Doris Kenyon in “Home 7 S40 a aeuneeo at 2 small additional cost satis Z: | aie 89 Towners.” Also Comedy r eee Oe ees ER” JA hiaciant: . 3010 N. Untun | and news. ey 0.2; au ee ‘y. . \. || Western Auto els } and p: Ry Coo ERY) Povorrs pus 5000 Claxton | “THE WHITE SISTER.” tf 2 Z : iS Wy An Org’ yy Vite! on 1) lo Men cg TRAIL OF oa’ nfs Z 68 68 “et aR Comedy, , Cy Wales oo QUEENS |r Map oo se a soe SUPPLY CQ. scr: at! \ | NN In| 4700 Maffitt | Comedy and News. GG, ‘‘World’s I li A t = Stores” : > _wRkan . . ie NS. I. , AO . Accessory ¥ } i Y), ee rim OTZ tte serer ees , : ” . eo ” e VS Nel De at cet ene / ALKIS fi t ” WARE | Uther Subjects, First Show at 6:45. L.\ ) | ) LOWRY IS BACK! f=" nome (EEE HE. \\\ese Tor the dhatomnabl > +}. SATO Rodin | Comedy. | . , SHOUTIO ee | , mene ant Oto Ai deleen t . we: : SFACTION OR MONEY BACK 4 ire Virginia | rns SINGING 3 = ” SALT Virginia! Also Comedy gud pe ie ee ee ee ee PRs arc

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ncn ijt AEE HW , i es } COMIC PAGE : E. } TUESDAY, : Bae: he / TODAY S | sage ie ala RS ~ NNT / nes - ‘ P A GE 40) WWEAAAMAOw \ H aan 0: Y : : ; ’ om fa NRA” | APRIL, FE Y fA TO D AY j , ; = -_ | : ss % gt tours em aw =. = LONDON PM | : i mily — ' . ae . ICO. 33 | = B a | S y By Harry J. Tuthill Looking High and Low This Comic Appears as a Full Page in One of the Z | deeds: vrata j = . a - Se > ZZ geri WAS THE Z z DUNT Ivow WHO) | FINE STUFF! 1 OWN TWO Comic Sections of the Sunday Post-Dispatch me. g ‘ MV SOKITING ZB IED YOU, “Mr. | A MILLION DOLLAR OIL. ee LISTEN, KINDLY DO NOT RAZZ ME AT | | : ) ss ae 1| REDC if = VESTERDA VY as BZ | HWetic WE - GUSHER AND CAN’T WORDS A MOMENT LIKE THIS WHEN I'M SO LISTEN KINOLY GIVE ME A 4h er LL STREET 5 W SLEEF a, | FIND THE RECEIPT TO AS USUAL STEAMED UP THAT I FEEL AS THOUGH CHANCE TO CONCENTRATE r ae GONE! anew AGA | i i gtd ; wi VieD EG ZZ EZ PROVE IT. I'M POSITIVE YOu ene BF eo DENTISTS (5 a ound I REMEMBER Cage eare hy NICKEL FOR EVERY Matinee ae ON ‘ H | Za O fe I LAID IT IN SOME SAFE Se, PONT a ior mace oe ee \ 1 hog Hs. : | Ze a TF O'R | YOu? GO ON ME It YOU'RE THE BACK | VOU MISLAY one. 5 : | SWesrly | TAX PAPERS aaa AHEAD RELAYS. ALWAYS LAUNDRY Poy in saa PLL Papel Rae eae poste ps | ; GONE. TOO! ae START THAT THROWING IF LT WAS AM TT, r~ LOOK ER AND THEN /, “NOCKED ON | President } 3 | E TOO! THE AWAY IMPORTANT SUPERSTITIOUS i ONCE MORE a Ee DOOR AND } ive 7 WHOLE WORKS PAPERS UKE THAT l'D KNOW IN) THOSE WOULDN'T NEED KNOCKED wim Stand | i GONE. ONE AND KEEPING THAT Was f/ 7} BUNDLES OF Saeuin came ABOUT OOWN THE tion i. , YOUR POCKETS A SIGN //;) TRASH I TOOK MONEY YOU FRONT : ) ie JUST STUFFED WITH I WAS f OUT OF YOUR WERE TO GET SUCH LUCK, : at 49 ADVERTISEMENTS GOING To) I; | OVERCOAT OUT OF THAT | ji A j al } FOR AUTO AUCTIONS | | LOSE MY : POCKETS. Oi. GUSHER, 1 : # By the As | ‘ CLAM BAKES AND SHIRT . | iF : * WASHIN Hi | SUCH LIKE. | | rf a antes tk an | | | A aN | ‘ 4 convention on i i ‘4 ; v . | { 7 . wagered? at , : ne ae t ey | -Taki - | today, but Ub ‘You Dip Hr )/) BID ) yy ‘ . x , Profit-Taking =m} ithow aii : af ND EN. ; . gh | a winked & | STOOPED Ova | ; | OM TT j ities and Some Indus-|jnas witn : ow : ! [Le THIS.To ¢ CS : 1) LiF | at ie. ; A i) | A zation whi Cie YOU DID | (ME, 1 SAID, \ TAUT TO 4 LIL , cae . | ® trial Leaders After Rally)‘. soo a at NUIT ID TEL ¥ pat | by PAU HHI ‘ . in Prices. shapers. i : > ‘és SOME BOppA tt | f 8 f | Wy A * sr pve. age a : ¢@¢ We 2 pacing it y | Pe) BY) o% Tie CHALMERS upon the Ay ste HAS SHARP RANGE a) iy i: Tay e Thinking John Over ene 8D as a Full Page in One of the cial Dividend Distribu- wh ; omic Sections of the S : = Ctla Has meceivedk proposals wee $$ unday Post-Dispatch tion and Favorable Earn- frome Jim Blunt aro Joh7z2 Srnith HE IS ONE OF geen — Pt secant and kas promised to give “ THE ULTRA-ULTRA—OORRECT WH HE NEVER Statements Early In- tVe thern their IN EVERYTHING! H K USES HIS SOUP ESMERELDA, . answers by Satu E NEVER Y r —_ PRONOUNCES HORS 0! iS SPOON IN THE WRONG MARRIAGE ces | WITH’ A LIVERY STABLE ACCENT. oe ea ION, AND HIS : ROT Many In) ‘ = : . a= : JOHN WOULD MAKE AND HE'D NEVER 7HiAK OF vueaniien se tee the Associated Press. Slocum = AND WHeny | ce maee Clr e ome re erm vue aa y) SUCTION PUMP INFLUENCE ! W YORK, April 24.—Heavy P =. LOUOKE ) - HE IS KI Y . : in the public utilitie = YOU HAD BEEN HANDSOME, FAULTLES: eB Ae ania the een ee BEN IN HIS ATTIRE, ANDO TO SQUEEZE ' By the As ‘ Sotir iS THE j OLIVE. PITS BETWEEN ed the course of prices irregu-| © ™e¢ eb = REE ACME OF just before the close of to- PALES FINEMENT! y's stock market after an early] pignt pe ly had carried more than a re issues to record high levels. been killed eme gains of one tQ 15 points| tornado w % fs cut down, and in some cases | community, .. he wry ped out and converted into loss- wD \B' ~ @f one to three points, but final hewubefieace: ne Zi 2| Lions generally were higher. The to &, 5! re was nothing in the day's; Miles wide ra) (Ye: | ato explain the late selling | lenth, HAA ment although some of the The Sloc Bs!’ taking undoubtedly was in- he 1A by expectations that the stroyed. It rr ‘Zias brokers’ loan statement lives were VAY on Seow. ~ ts 1g: { eng show a large in- Aid was aa B25" ‘loor traders ‘also took | Community Th 3 kek wrteye on the theory that | ™0n- N nical position of the mar- e e S —By Sol Hess T 7 had been weakened by HEAVY : ° ‘ ’ y the : 3 he Straw That Broke the Camel’s Back This Comic Appears as a Full Page in One of th i iisctngs of bas. te On TW ° i e A: eclines of one: to three ; Miles srr2coucu 1 MOST ALWAYS mea O Comic Sections of the Sunday Post-Dispatch 5 icant registered by such re-| By the Lodi : , . laeraes ins . ‘favorites as American Tele- | THE WELL KNOWN or AT THE ‘non’. gr TALK ABOUT SOCIETY FoLKs! ee 2 tenia am Gestiad heel ae U4 SOUIETY LEADER i EET THE SOCIETY GOT THEM COMING TO MY PLACE IVE.GOT THE TALLEST OF 'EM Wright Aeronautical, Pan- raging spri ne HERE _H IT HAS SUCH YOu REMEMBER MRS. DNONI A ~" COMING TO MY PLACE come tan B, Montgomery-Ward, | swept thro ' rs, iz | DIFMcur To ATMOSPHERE _ TO CALL ON MRS. DIENER WHEN pen THE BIG DAY AND itt Yellow Truck Bought. interreptions HAVE ANSY- ee ergsbsyes he WE WORKED THERE — THEY EM OUT TO YOU AND YOULL | w Truck was heavily bought | Itonsity . ¢ TIME TO HER | COME It AT LEAST ONCE FECL GOOD TO KNOW Nou COM = Western interests, cross- enna : AFFORD =O x to a new high for th ; | enti ugasnet | See SS THOSE mee PLACES an Eimets of a substantiel "tet 2 oe ' IW) HER ROOMS = AMES GO THAT WE 7 fement inthe company’s busi- powth « Ans r asim “>s USED TO WAIT OA] x & The early rise in Chrysler State, . ta : e ‘ z-S . associated with reports that rains and ' | AMBmMous ff ~s eS . ns ne ne ee meg” Phen 7 * eee > 4 . «2 shares for the employes ’ “bo amas SN 2c i ae \ ; ow nership plan. General tensity ae S HER ee Ve; a / . 5 turned heavy after an early Denver ac | AROUND UKE] VO Yb. | ~ Cee ee i Be of strength although the = Ps cae | THEY WERE | ae oy Hei ey \ at Sas sass . ivy early in the} now in cl DORAS DEBTS--- WHAT ao INGISTS HE STAN JY ON THE FLOOR 4 Boerg hese — = rallied nearly 20 points. three-eighths ; ARE YOU DOING with BE cine. GOING TO f\ ON ACCOUNT OF \F Taueae wae EAs game markets displayed «| and five-elg : , THINGS, MOTHER ? c E( THAT Guy---HE'g I penne me undertone. Wheat ene @ > ae : OF WORK ”, “ES THE CAUSE OF a WINDOWS, THEY’RE ~ oy fang ome. about a cent THUNDER ** ® former on reports of S 74 7 an ai hea e's d export business and un- CLOUDY | re weather, and the latter THE a | : — : tice see e+ rains} ,! 2 mM. esse - al ; ee ing. ‘ott - am M, The oee ee? phieticated sacra the thing, as Shakspeare remarked,” says So-| | k ont 81 &, Sale on the : s mts , “but it's the display that sells the front seats.” | | ye || QPP eai\ A BN © patent F ee ee Ga m.621c f SS Behe 3 ** 7 a. TH. es : Embarrass: YORK HAI meney renewed at & per cont |, V7geniis i : sing Moments CA | WITH THA inst 7%; yesterday, but there |*7 ‘9 ® S:! a, —— : ' ss: dine | “TORRID Ti ahd grt supply of; é : '_e- a | Pe - . : : ' ~ 5 eas 8 ~ , res a ee. EE. A-6.: 7 TT est \ Fis S | \ DON JOSE ;/ & nominal . saere ‘was ARATHON 2 — — | ee : | i ie calling of loans| | puWNERS - a —— | | le’ { | : a ae ® omg onry ‘part-of. the Coy: | tae | a3 |: | east a aa. | : ey and commercial pa- :, i Cn mal a} le =p AIN'T WE! ee Were unch worst. ae | , at sggheragetcasitsitimy + fi WE nehanged, ie : ee | | ( xy nf ADP ‘ _ of the Pennsylvania # ae ob ee ib 2 aes B » : ms , : i | ia 42.50% . pore oat . ee | m.-_ | oe =p 50 to $4, the annual é 2 || Bringing Up Father— gr at , nt em Reichs er on Calumet . } — | €I'—By George McManus beens arn Appears in One of the TWO | rained trom $6 to ait, 0 88 ; an EE ee 5 omic ; ‘ ee 8tOc k ; : = Fi Abin MOORE aN) WHOOPEE tite Te ctions of the Sunday Post-Dispatch “4 d on eng seer was de- » a a K ARE ON THIS RARTH [ - <a rs of I ayser, and di- (7 =. ead LL. FIND “THEM ; Lt. NOT REST 4 & Wort ram Walker-Gooder- os WNTIL 1 FINO 5! 4, a ‘‘anadian whisk - * & TH Tn whose y . a =eM- BUT mM NOT GOIN’ . o curb iain is Hated on = goa! TO Look MES t © stock en. eons & 3- : ee owe, HEALTH AN’ 7 age ni uP. % fs ‘ona, orted that “ Re —— renee ) Aue APOETITE COVER GPF industry bending all” ‘ts. ef te ; Produce ; is ; | | at * Operations con- ” sese oe & high peak, being re - a ” Only by the : e ~ D auexceae 4 stSteeteeaes 33 . eh e. E tmene shortage of semi- shifting wi - WING SOBTLY ‘ere oie C" 6 | See oie * ts ay Nw Joa) —Cl|| ld] Sess Setesss, ie bile pr ho curtailment in Illinois: | ‘ | ON e soe. ceogssesee “: ‘ oduction, and wi storms ih bn ee tgse disses mporta th Be ECiIN |. hha : fakinc ant steel consuming |*2% Lommel ‘on YOu | ) | a3 : “= Maual” steel at a better rate south ey AD — , rg pees a slackening in the} West and : oa PEL = , ces of the stee] mills ia strong winds, as i be a . 7 Oe NTER | ware radual.” 2 Arkansas: © | 2 i tables and Saaiee with || portion — * : = and 42, 38, ws row), 5:10. — Sear eterna eepyerarneenraereectemmererrerncer ees ‘ Itoet, a xis ¢ aia Fs Sas ee : |