St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 27, 1929

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[Re] ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH (stock ta Cray . wate ; Hght saving time. For the first GQUINCX. Iil.. April 27.—The | siciitenineaeatamacialiaiaiiinnaiiaadiaim The penalty, Upon conviction un- Toensfeldt, former city electrica! tondar Myigltretric .12 at. hae. : " : = - pe : =e 5 , Standard industria tee islas time. too. the Pennsylvania Rail- i : , der the charge, 18 from two to five engineer, as published in the Post- — ‘ : a smc : Aggie agg A oR ye ae eg nl “8 ade ge agen «ancien. : FAST Ni HS CATE THREE CATHOLIC MISSIONARIES HY] ANT} HEIRS Al EGE The peed ts hoe rgb hard | ‘wee ars ‘tee T feldt ‘ YDS iis | Bot & ils lie _ fo its fas Ne : -C , aia ; oh bie 6 | | - ity > Ss, cnard | rc n ¥ Zier 1 to 10 points. train, the Broadway Limited. New | &@5t and the levees protecting 170,- | REPORTED KILLED A CHINA and Heath, were indicted jointivy' The hes wtl meres pao rain, | g tet Cue ¢3 enra hie hea ras . . ; |tU0U acres of iow lands still hold. : - . pexcept for the favorabl - York suburban trains on the Lack- | | with Ryckoff because the over- | day charges obtaining money ‘the week-emn ‘ade rr A 7 . : sail aa Apparently the river has reached . et 0) “uo sty ’ % Ur ° le iby ' awanna, Erie, C entral Railroad uf ! “is a0 a4 today # | Cablegram to New Jersey Monas- | payment of the contractor wus by false pretenses, but Ryckoff, enc 4 “4 bli sci . | if a . — r | New Jersey. New York Central, | ea Praia . atts toluene: tebe’ tery Rector Tells of Slaying | , made on estimates prepared undec according to Toensfeldt’s version of B favorable earnings statements York, New Haven and Hart- : ; nila % . | their direction and certified by | the story told him by the contrac- Prees New ew Haven by ® Was litt he da ') _ . >, h etaiahi = night and is expected to stop at, xy Bandits. ‘ . | of is little a¥ 8S Ne€WS) ford. and the Pennsylvania _ rail- |} ae ra = eel pal i a ail na A by them to Comptroller Nolte as ac- | tor, paid out for graft and bribes .) baeTbe*e ’ , ‘,* ’ ey | . le * “7% ae rhe} Charge l\dOW Fallegd tO If-j|the Comptroller to pay out th: | city money received. broke ali modern records. rhe NEW YORK, Apr i.~ S ps Day | ’ ? - ‘ O | Urb: tris 7c i Lif ibe bt Kk bt | an han = ¢ i One ePrTsons . ™ - se 2 . . ° ’ ‘ity’ wy ¢ : ‘to 7 ; ' 4 ? HAVE LET 1 = - - , ; ' . — man or (00 op vv pers _ stage is ¢ i ‘ foot beluw winat \ i}] : Men \\ ho Es- ee \' ] inus MIonohan r r > | clude ire It \ aluable Dor- cits 5 money as directed by Pritch- loensfeidt, who was a grand ” — ne +: on ara _ . ; oLAasee ; i & J icAL - ‘ . sill ‘ si s2cA TT, ‘ ; 4 . © i merit) | ‘ sth we ifort ' - aimost a PSS : . AKeE THE TROUBLE a utes 0 laa Fi no r ta © cur- sg er closer tem § si reg Fes had been predicted by Governinent a in Auto Michaels Monastery of Union Cit) racing Propert: pag i agp Bly bie ¢ y0- end yore aes - TO ME._ sHE _ = So pee pales : eneapdits a " wanes aden A gh see lobeervers. on the basis of heavy | Se Sek SUMS i aod ies ——"s et 3 rn ; aie ; ) Beneh warrants for the arrest patch in an cat dav it that Ryckoff : : and towns will follow ne deni egy ait eel ei oe N. J., announced today he had re- |of the three indicted men wes:e! said he had paid a municipal con- ER THAN LAM = a i Westing shoune ne maaenecian | rg Bsa : i gots: rr sal na holdup of the confectionery. ¢ceived a cablegram from Hankow,, Mrs. Dorothy Hyland. widow of | obtained this morning from Jtdg? | tractor $75,000 to $80,000, with the MONMEN — SHE — me most Mtercsting srt KANSAS CITY POLICE ie Rcneiaae ns fas eneil eit cae and lunchroom of John Dogis. 1200, China. stating that three mission- | Martin J. Hyland. president of the | Hall by Cireuit Attorney Miller. | understanding it was to go to cer- L MaDe IT ANID sw " of . we “ 7 ; s es , | UNDER set tT innowa es in Masiiie Whkedk atkais ses Hg a Bate ana ai sient ac: iat Chee Madison Kennel Club and the doimn- | —— Officials agg een Bond. | — onty. eye G15,008 to one UCH SWELLER IF L | INVESTIGATION BY DRY AGENTS tien : CR ee ' inant figure in greyhound racing in ritchard and Heath : surren- | minor city emp oye: $5000 at a 3 — . ra cL All diken in the ters.tary with ALL THE TIME -— - age fe Commiped pre- | Disappearance of Seized Alcohol stood the poe Fame a dtcain: tu the | CU em d with $1250. The three reported kiiled were! Geath March 13, has been ordered | ly before noon and from _ there | other man on the city payroll; that Ke SHE 1S L ——— eee aggte — 2s From Warehouse to Be Laid Li in .. eee a mares ae te les While two of the :obbers herded Roman Catholic missionaries of | ,,, appear in Probate Court at Clay- | went to the chambers of Judge | he had paid money to two lawyers meee GUerler as again in th Before Grand Jury. — a Teh ase: see ropes ,.. | four customers, Dogis and his wife! the Passionis Order. They wer€:|ton May 9 to answer allegations | Hall, where they were released on | who were active in politics and cial to the Post-Dispatc! pormrcag onde, pian ange Saas | into the rear room which is opér-| The Rey. Fath r Crement St pores that ahe withheld valuable proper- | bond of $20,000 each furni hed by | presumed to have influence at the KANSAS CITY. Mo., April 27.— top of the levees but was held back | ated as a lunchroom: the trird shot! Dunkirk, N. J. the Rev. Godfrey ty from the inventory of Hyland's the Fidelity and Deposit Co. Of City Hall, one lawyer getting about ee. tween 15 ahd 20 members of ee “agi | the lock off the cash drawer, took; Holdein, Baltimore, and the Rev. | estate | Maryland. They were accompan- | $30,000 in fees, the other an un- Cnited Aircraft te Spee vhicl the Police Department, including | ee ee ene $1200 Dogis had on hand to cash! Walter Covelyou’ of Petoskey, | The order was issued today onj| ied by Direcior of Public Safety named amount for “good offices.” Sony pie 3 uggs : a 3 “" at least one commanding officer, | in ia iavediie’ Pl Hit Seal checks of emploves of the East, Mich. | ‘the petition of Hyland's brother, | Brod. | The inquiry touched only the — are under investigation by Federal | directiy at eaied the Mississippi from Side Packing Co. und tcok $50 The cablegram said the ee 'John J. Hyland, and two sisters.) From the Municipal Courts inst riage ghting contract in dis- weer Prohibition Agents in aan ‘the Hunt region, Several slips ‘n more from the cash register. aries had been killed Apri je Mrs. Catherine CC, McClurkin and: Building. Pritchard and Hezth re- tricte 5. ” and D, which was eg eee : oon with the Gisappearancs or sdoses fai- the Jikes occurred yesterday in th’ | The robbers ran 9ut @ side door The aE i a recatved beg | Mrs. Mary Martin. who are alse | turned to City Hall, going Name- awerses Ryckett on a unit oh e sl laa dP os lons of a 1500-gallon seizure of al- | Fabius tract. opposite Quincy | to an automobile im which they;the orders headquarters in} pay |heirs, Hyland having | ft no will. | diately to the Mayor's office to see aiels with his iow bid of $1,2235.- evera; tn ‘ Jectr responding ‘eoho!l in a raid at 2017 Madison 2 why -* I fle d. T) ey were we il-dressed and | kow., it was signed by Father Ar- They charged that Mrs. Hyland. 4asihim. The Mayor at thaf time had 'Oog, When com pleted, in Decem- ie report of a peaceful settle- | avenue, Feb. 14. The loss was dis- | ¥lood Danger in Lower Valley | wore caps. thur Benson, another missionary. | ,qministratrix. omitted from the | py en in conference for two hours | jer, 1926. the job cost the «ity wnt Of rx }} ; rT } Ving S- ‘ i - " Satine 7. * « i 4 tia . ~ a er fe . Irene ateh : “3 oe i - or nt : . nvo ne As cove red at NO. - I O1ICE Vi arenou: . Fhought to Be light. pen — eee ' ASSOC late d ] ress dispa c cS the inv entory of he r husband s estate with City (‘ounselor Muepch and $1.856.000. ated Gas lectric, soared 12) when police went there to destroy; WASHINGTO}, April -7—Army | WOMAN AMONG 25 INDICTED | past week havé told of fighting in| 11) of his racing properties which | associate City Counselor Field. Before making final payment te Bhint « \ — es . aT et be TY _ . @ " 7. . “2 = » Le + as aK Mureay Corporation €X- | the alcohol. engineers think the $325,000.00 | this section between Nationali: included one-third interests in rhe Mayor had rerused to see fisckoff. Comptroller Nolte chal- meted 4 } " “fc ' ) ching i 2 — om ' - ~~ va ’ } cry. } a¢ roe . a , 444 ' a é : , ded to 6’: points by touching a Special agents sent here are j.flood control program has pro-| IN CHICAGO UNDER JONES ACT and the Wuhan opposition. tracks at Madison,’ IL, Butte, | reporters upon arriva) at his office, | tenged the accuracy of the sti- vised to- (ine crashed ee oe First True Bills Cc harging Violation ry 7 ° 4 . , , a? P ; ¢ 7 1o Tr) Ser) : Sg . il 4 Ot (pe A a Se ‘ ) snea had Lele re bee shares’ in the Hawthorne Kenne ] ‘ment Iw ill send for you.” approximately $19.0900 sus Ameri- The Federal ciiiake WW ‘har (ongress [trom the elates laid : olic cha | at Ngaovuan Kiang The inventory filed March 29 ” turned in hicag mMsistec 2 s ; ' : Or. . VES wagh : ‘ *ritchar th, : Oust : tiaddj Motors and si 1 he same who conducted an | waste in 5927 by flood coucur ‘pi u i | | CO} isted i i had hoen burned and that bandite heated notes cash and houss hold . ita@u on t Bete yt sme j Mayor ed Wall and Toensfeldt. he -—— : , : - . in | . - Oil Urner esterda!) “eae , ase intrena : were informed o reir indic ‘ ’. Pritc ; AMerican nr. o A Hied (“he pmriciul investigation in Tesdvilic. { o10.. ln woe via i ar ‘inst ee , P e € had plunde red he \ illlag ° furniture value d ft $64,527.99. No , John a Pritchard and George B. International ‘F jlephone seld: February thit eeauited in sending | he levees on the main strean : ‘ | ioe seat. ba The Nationalists were driving . a cin lernationa! ho ! a imention was tnade of the racing j , q). : | Me , Seast 3 points below yesterday's six officials to prison j; in the lower valley have been et AT + , , the Wuhan troops south of th properties, although Mrs. Hyland, Kagoun pority pees ec hat | c ushting scandal, have been fer the mma! quotation: 1 KFLY i built or strengthened during the, ° — sa , Yangtze River. Many women andj, Fes ’ iminietratrix. was authorised . can only aS t vee evn ‘ ro last three years. respectively Diree- ; ] ir ar of +e lnod tre ine grand jury last month when a i ee é : + ‘0; serious by Representative Raine: port her three children after an curred NYE SEES HOOVER, PREDICTS day issued the following statement who has no engineering degree, is Mther tables and matket news 7 = Mh....7- Ob . 3 BD. WMH...... of Illinois and’ fepresentative | U™SUCCessful court effort to com- | : when told of his indictment: 48 and resides at 3815 Filad ave- nd §. 5 's thinks that while th upper Mis- Most of the indicted are charged ifrom the City of St. Loul to which | year and Heath's $356 a month. ——“erictal torecest,| MMDES that while the upper Mis-| tO crating ot TO MARYLAND FISHING 6 Mhinks Two Fouscs Wil Get To- . ; Ori 1A orec is i SISS1p)7} Rive r leve cs on the H}}i- bial J Aaliiigng & j > a on Bill née Time for | | “as not entitied. ! & iall NOt | Graduated from Washington ; : - o a, he e » . : : . ‘ . . — P for “ft. Tauis and nois side of the river bank are viv-! ‘ le AVES VW hite House | nerspec tedly a ‘el v ao ' > | > i . _ an 4 Cog? 4» .- s“ " in IN CONSULATE HIT AR vicinity: = Unset-) ing way. those on the Ilinois River | EUGENE ABADIE I$ K' LLED | and Proceeds to Preserve Re- , Phar tg rcntin: go to jail if necessary, than have’ professionali job in the oil fields 4) FED HELPS DeLaj=- tled tonight amd will hold The army engineers ar IN WAS HINGTON AUTO CRASH eently Sequircd Ivy secretary. SHINGTON . rif as atter | *Byone think I am gulity | shall’ near Tampico. Mexico. On leave > : . ; ‘ ‘ ‘ , ~~ a . : . : ERAL MEXICAN. BOMB WARE ‘oOmao;rrow,. show - | biamed by Greg ror? tor preset 1) t ‘Oo i 0 B: the Asmwndaled Press, W : th 2 Wh ee sl ey nator | probably come to St. Louis Mon- ) of abe« nce from city service in the Sears ateiieanas . - : a , " ne , = ‘ ‘ : ie } / + ‘ FF ts td . ‘* ” : ers probable; not) ditions in Western Kentucky, where FREDERICK, Md., April 27.—|% 4" 4 k mupestiean ie! © Se Se World War he served overseas as @ : J ‘h change in. , hat str rthe o > wee To Hi ‘rand : ariv of . aged Purine Atta-h mac - | he contends that strengthening of | Co : President oover and a part! J} A . 2 . a 7 mptroller Shppinc Board, : ependent, said today that. in Bis) aap). ae . ' ot ae temperature. levees on the Missouri bank “raised | ee ee ee ” | friends in two automobiles drove | imdependen : This inquiry & not closed and) gincers. In 1910 he was employed t Rebel ° a Missouri: Most- Onee Lived in St. Louis eS rene the Associated Press. prove the export debenture provi- | ii WASHING TON April 27.—bLu- ision written into the farm bill by . eht and tomor- | z si anliidican: she nahin lichey re. |! |} Circuit Attorney Miller. “These in- »nst i “obably Levees Threatencd at Hannibal: | gene Abadie, 57 years old, widely | °"'"'S"*: mae ag crept ithe Senate Agriculture Committee. | aitments are only the first fruits | ae ee ow, probably | ) or | . y the new Missouri River waterworks t tated P shortly after 4 o'clock this after- | tacking rebels at | | By) the Associated Press. ‘former general comptreller of the ——_ ; ithought the House and Senate lead- thunderstorms; | wei v2 sOriner general Com| . o ~~? ‘ the ganity | S"Vveer* * not hame others under investiga- , Sonora, dropped , ff | HANNIBAL, Mo., April 27.—/ shipping Board, was killed today | "0°" Residents in the vicinity; os would get together on a farm | penn ee Ete te gouge pe py Por Com- A ° ’ ; ; manditior at so ’ een taken ite e hichey a - wee » of. , " haaninen PI oe wma: renal condition toda) from ia trolley pole. Sage Sea es ‘bill on the statute books to be ef and the vote on the indictments | 1 , - o ; roof of 1) l nited PTeSES the highest flood here in 25 years eee > c erty yesterday and today and sur-|, , b ara crops Airector of Public Utilities fn ‘1 THIS TRE : 4 te ee 3 ;' ion: sooler| ~~ ° es : BGP sappeea Abadie formerly resided in St , at | 1ective on this year 6 crops. was unanimous.” eS COnsulat. d xmladad portion; Cc ls the Mississipnp live that a eR mised from these preparations that ; z 4 hat the success of a April 1, 1926, he made Pritchard ind exploded iin the Mississippi River that tne | Louis. | He-udded that the ay it is unders*ood that the inquiry | iment Karl \w Eaton of Mit) director for a term which expired LAR WIGS - MAVE A - — a , | _ : re tion sf ‘ thus far has disclosed some evi- READY FOR ms a lan . ; . report. ‘(te Secre- ape 1 portion, ' acted to bring SBUSPEeNsion of all GRAIN | ] 000 YEARS OLD ning to spend the night there ident Hoover in his inessage to dence of bribe ry and conspirac to Sere a =e uae vemaines. in no ’ ? ‘ . Ss: j -1 , -_ 4 Iorg ri ¢i eT ? ; > hy a4 2c . ’ , . -— F : ; Stinson that no one Iilinot L — i river traffic for BeYV Ee rail Gdavs to rh I : sid nt had l it the W nite (Congress would de pe nd largely or 7 | Gee since, like the Mayor's other mG him with dust and debris. tomorrow. show-/ 0 |ing officials there where he waS| 0) poem Board. ly developed. would result in the | tne new term have been her bomb. he said, fell in the ©?S Probable; not much change in - T. Russe). secretary. said he VIENNA, April 27—The Austrian | going. George Akerson, secretary, - | tudictment of others. Heath went to work at the age Sleses b tele ¢. > ee . Shes dine? epee de New Zealand “Plyer Forced to Land The Circuit Attorney. who talked of 18 7 } 23 7) ‘ \- . - fonre vy. “4 Se 4 Y SUC , S s © arise were aqg- : . : eo Vulcan Detin ready to take the case before the | gressed t such a stage that there “ on American missionarics wel id | Mont., Milwaukee, Wiis.. Miami. | and when he departed, at 12:30 p.| mates on the amount o: cable laid, oe ) Hilimnois ¢ Pmoved into new bigh ground. gation has been under way more | jected to a devastating flood this ilinvo My ook placé i inelude a nt ‘ hpootlerwer: ' waters farther north. Members of | Py ee at that time that the Roman Cath. |,. - > montana mtces . . : inciuGe a NUM Of DOOLICES . . ..'Jones ) in the supply and purifying 6ec- . . - « . . °? | . : " : . te : “™~ ag , *° « ; WARHINGTON. pril 27.—T SA iy unsettled to | Kentucky side a: where the President's executive jat its next session. Tuesday.” said tion of the Water Department. He ' , par : ‘entiv acquired a fishing preserve, ’ Govern- River Traffic Su . on 2 _ Le nen neal 7 wniweecarr _ | uy soyure . ° . , id be | ; " shaweré and toca! liver uspension Asked ‘known consulting engeeser and a The North. Dakotan also sa lof the grand jury's work. I can- frees ts beginning in 1923 until slightiy Wartier said a quantity ef provisions had ’ Ph * |has been orkin tere for more les made up e en v ee. » Blanc I city is outiook for the week beginning | line and others. 6 ‘car in which Mr. and Mrs. Hoover | miles from Rianne, France. Hite St. Louis Monday and make bond ‘ : o- i * Puc & ee he slightly om the tase. whole w he t te f en 2. 2. _ periods. | Continecd on Page 2, Coluwm 4. | min their exact variety. food was placed. ; story hich old te Ralf Cantinued on Page ?, Codume

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“ es >. 2d > agen! re Pty PODS verano ee ee Oe ee ee — es e ’ Pig inn er te a opi) atl potas ~ Phew Ups a § see I pS eA erp iy eee ms ea cette —— WS eee 5 es teed ee oe Bi wt music Bios oe, whe Ro ar salane nem te een hs Yea m oni o-oo ; LOD CGP ae lan tot J | seers ee NR wl Rishon IE. etal: cap cee ae oar toners amar ts ee I Ar RENE BR INE ~~ te 22 en ces mayen PA apt ong ee ert = Pe ‘ i, fet ait ‘a = _ = Sear 5 - a * an — Lo y ume ¢ : : : i ae pe non Spe re « Ry dem fg one Me yon = ~ . ‘ +3 on] ~. “_. es ae Shee b eceiied r =i “aes 1 ence ) OIE, ata nee eee Se eee = tee SNe Sedan sete? a ; a2 Hage ethers tatey. vi. nat er rt: hae i i gat r : s a > : »! . _ ress $3 - : So i epee ne . ~ _ — ° With all, the Jones act will’ defeat its own narrow purposes and instead of cre- ating a condition of rigid restriction, wil cause— First, fewer convictions of over-severe penalties; , Second, more killings for fear of possible infliction of the severe penalties; Third, more corruption to avoid arrests and possible convictions; Fourth, higher prices for liquor on ac- count of greater risks, and conscquently greater profit in erime; Fifth, more violence and more Violation | of popular rights; Sixth, more conflict between the ex- tremes of bonehead drys and bullhead wets, with more distress and discomfort to the moderate, temperate, peace-loving, liberty- loving mass of our citizenship; Seventh, more cant and hypocrisy in pub- lic life, more insincerity among public men and more disposition on the part of the public ty consider the taw-makers pf the land a lot of fools and frauds and fanatics —all of which could be avoided if the party in power would remember that it was elected on the Republican ticket and not eon the prohibition ticket. and that it could best serve its party and its country by maltaining the principles of liberty and equality and justice for which our Fathers rought. For be it remembered that our Fathers shed their blood, not for lawa, but for principles. on on al JOHN _G_NEIH true othe bea vie¥ t Religious nference RELIGIONS , pree ‘Published by | com -, On and own RLS WA NR. }’eace Nes Lnion, York.) Pch ue, jepternber of last year religious leaders of parts of the world met | >» lay plans for a uni- ous ,@ volume ecord of the : reliminary conference i ith principal the delegates repre. in iths— Budd! ism. Hin. fucianism, Shintoism, | J@paism, Zoroastriansm, | nffism. Theosophy, The ure Movement, Swe- sr7, Universalism and ms of Christianity. he outstanding resolu- ed by the conference | effect that members of | d conference shall not am representatives of the rious bodies, thus elim- | handicap of edicts or the delegate’s organt- t insist upon. Each of | legates will be chosen his ability. open-mind- willingness to work of other religions ing the conception and the universal religious | srence, Dr. Henry A. eneral secretary of the | states in the foreword; ual will represent more | - n opinions and his per- | There will be no-_at- |, 1is conference to come | ions. nor to judge the | ith of any individual or | the will not be the purpose | #58 to establish a formal fere sligions as such, nor will mix be made to expose or ang political or social SyYS- | thou (a ¥ eontere here noted proceed- ry nee pe ace the tole purpose of the con- 1) be to consider how yf religion in all nations | try,” oF ught to act concerted! | pres and against that spirit) 5-943 things that make for) prob | that wha two says e addresses delivered ¢x- agg ws regarding the causes That “all cov- pacts mere. machin- amiztlie ges to peace and the five sessions of the) conference were pri- a business character, poer time of Li low’ Long ics “sh ent f war. aties. and wnselves are in “merety @ the wi'. f peuce abe behird them all of liv expressed te ps, as wel; ag the belief penee of ihe wierld de- ) the spirt Baustidled mn 2 generations Ls their - their retigion. by their their ideals.” One “re. by more gates insisted that deve 1c religion of others is 4 ality — = — ~ —_— — RSTORM =F BTS BYRD'S CAM? Co - Iwo W Experimenting to Protect the : , , Tw ’ « P a mite * h Lari PPevet- bles . @ published excltisrvers i st bers e Post-Mepateh. All lew uf miemin ft f the ®@Ryrd party, og @ sf “rit the bay it perce ptiote te to Pro- Othing except Ren thes me hy y. there was a Pite the low teniperature. Seerns inconcelvable that ' ire Could exist In the nn ™men Old it iw explain <d ' nae sou ao. although yeat moisture was fin the uir at 50 below zero/| 4 nite, mal / will © air will bold only a certan: A Rt of water at a certain tem- © ure bor instence. it will hold ' _—_ | (ple are oS 9th air " eather that bhurbdits ust as great triavy be u*® it the here climate, i Mliount of (O.1- she tline ax tnhueh water et & ove zero will at o@ he- but ab certain us tt below has a tien point When the wind Yesterday cones op aired stirs OV tral colder air the change PMPeratupre Cuties condensa- Of the Sinali amount of mota- 20d makes an unnaturalls P’ring but verv real foe tia lor

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A TTI ot nen : : : Oe eee ceeewene - ator McKellar. directing the Judiciary Committee lo de parmine V nether Mellon way pending the committee room oF tee of Mellon stood on the recent rul- ing of Attorney-Géneral Mitchell, Submitted to President Hoover, de- iclaring there i Mellon's post he has held for eight years. Norris Quotes Old Law. is, referring to the 100- year-old law forbidding the Treas ury Secretary to be “directly or in. directly concerned. or interested jn the business of trade or conimerce,” declared “if it (the law ) going to be repealed or forced,” recent address of President Hoover on law enforcement and declared in his report that “this beautiful sen- timent should Norris tice ficient that those remind the but the high official, must obey the same demands obedi- duty, pointing. power, law for which he ence of the citizen. honestly the Common citizen for all law will be BFreatly If corruption in official ‘universal dering the Jast few years or | had been publicly high officials in our Government this Dy the President to be almost uni- versal, lessened, ed.’ his stock in the tion Atierica pose banks Loss “Greatly Exaggerated.” Norris Ganger Non be the Tre: isury, rving A precedent hould amend or repeal it so that bat ‘O1rce looking Which . | fices pulering the AZO. ACTION POSTPONE BANK PLAN MAY ON MELLON'SRlGl 10 HOLD OFFIC Senate Dualiclory Committee Making 1¢ Many Boo G. NEIHARDT true foundation other member declared that _bearance and tolerance of cnother ¢ views are not enough. A Reat Religious Conference (‘Published by repulsions and objec- tions to people of other persuasions Shailer Mathes Ss, Fevers session of the URING Septe rn) ond of last vear erom all parts of the w world met | lay a fc 3 : at sep to al -_ for = UNtI- | should FS a sort of manu:.! train- altruisin and co-oper- He said “we have efficient "Without Decision on Nor. liminary conference ; ei also coercion without management "are demanding and devels ping an enate Judiciary Committee failey : capacity to act in a wiven situation all elements in the si ~ tion will equally begun to ota the grevt forces and co operation. When we co- Operate, somelodyv has to sagrifice and the most difficult thing to learn ss to sacrifice intelli-. , not to lie down but to shake hands and pull together.” By a happy coincidence of the delegates pointed cut. ‘ont , , Fegs Which the delegate’s | organi- conference was held on the wtion might insist upon. he 1000 delegates will be chosen yecause of his ability. ness and willingness with those of other religions. in explaining the conception and wrpose of the universal religious mace conference, | itkinson, general sec cret ary of the | snference, States in the foreword: No individual will represent more , jan his own opinions and his per- , “Meseantrianemn, ' right of Secretary of the Treasury seus forms of ‘Christi: nity. one of the outstanding resolu- | ions adopted by the conference was to the effect that members of , the proposed conference shall not | ne p efficia’ representatives of the | ys religious bodies, thus elim- inating the handicap of edicts or | of Chairman Norris’ ruling ASainst The committce voted Re Ed, ly, however, that p resident } ; ad il ye to retain Mellon in pj without tigre ncsemet bie , | anniversary of the first parliament. Me Hon ‘nauid not be | las having “pees an old statis revenue officer to ey. the great Mogul Emperor cf India. in 1578, for the purvose ot main- taining peace among the of the empire. At that parliament | | the following was spoken by one of: participants, and by way of indicating the spirit in ich the great conference of next Year is to be held: with the Franks: if thou art a Brahmin. 2 as a stockh@lder, holding of ties © bec ause Becretary of the TMBMMinry to bs ‘ni terested in carry, On trade or bcommerce, breton & close division tions problem being reached bv the Young committee of experts standing in the wings realized what | who have becn wrestling with _ it | was taking efor IL weeks, have considerably | there was not a hitch. , ; The neatest bit of lightning fast | he committee's plans for cre- | thinking followed a rousing first night reception to George Kelley, Biderable Gecuniell In Which some Mumpt in this conference to com- cultivate fellowsl.ip with. “Whatever be thy religion, associate with men who think dif- ferently from thee mix with them freely | angered at hearing | | thou hast attaised freedom and art a veritable master of creation.” wligious faith of any individual or t will not be the purpose te attempt to establish a formal | yague of religions as such, nor will Opinion of Attorney-General Mitel). ell that Mellon was legally in of- fice, a decision was postponed un- (ation of an internationgl bank and ‘the prospect of sharing in the | the young playwright, called before | profits it wonld be expected to the curtain for a speech, make appear to have modified tne | low and a rowdy boomed: Gerinan attitude to some extent. er! : |While Dr. Hjalmar Schacht. head | “It isn’t important the German delegation, is net ir his modulated tone. yet ready to meet the demand #& Germany's four creditors. France, some ‘Italy. England and Belgium. the suddenly possibilities in the bank of de- Velpping trade for Germany and crashes assuring payment @f her future, erst” annuities has increased the hope | what teas have that a settlement will be reached. ‘tragedy became what Varicty terms | LO Norris submitted their disc ourse, resolution of Sen. Mespouse any political or social sys- | | The sole purpose consider how oe : Hour of American f ves of relimion - the forces 0 Charles Edward ltussell ex- n be brought to act concertedly inet war. and against that spirit amiinst war. and against t sp "| peal of early : th yunder: [aide Seasions of the | “"* se e found: rs ! what has become one of America’s highly sophisticate may ofthe adresses dohivered ex giao sr tigapauhier sometimes trite, : was hung around Longte!- low’s neck and Longfellow’s muse and by themselves the spirit of peace abe behird them ducing the gap between the an- nual payment Germany's creditors are asking and those she has of ferred to make. It is reported that i steps in this direction already have been taken bv both sides. a the American individu- FOUR POLICE OFFICERS. HTS BYRD'S CAMP. COMMENDED BY Experimenting With Shields Lo Protect the our guiding star.” not enough to state Our ideas in beautiful generalities,” | “We must prac- MOTHER STORM ey) OO, Wounded Armed mvwin points should be presented. EARL OF AYLESFORD FIRED FROM BRITISH ARMY: A. W.0.L. if not entirely eliminat- Cominissioners. Gulf Qil Corpori- Kliner Wessler Patroimuan James Eivans ofr We hides eve rything in a smothes Hommersmeier arrangements has been greatly condition where hly men owning millions of stock n business corporations are quali- led to hold the office of Secretary keep warm for Primenting with out ak senting not. themselves absented himself from his untt and een the skin and acts as ua shield. Wu plac es Which the wiid ight Norris repert 1) he PATRICK NACY DIES: HELPED ESTABLISH PRISON SHOE PLANT Was bexecutive of Company Which Handled Work of Mi#&souri Con- viets for Many in a letter which was laid efore the committee, said he held ' sult ther sOld all his stock nd had resigned all executive of business world before Cabinet eight years tating ONCE ept He said he had mnanufacturing business in the ¢ Act that hunnidity ) ee ST.LOUIS Jpomttipsga Pubiistied Waite be The | Pulitzer Publishing Co. Boulevard and Olive Street MBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRES and AUDIT BUREAU OF CIACULATIONS Pree is eaetusiveiy entitied [fo he than of all news dispatcher Wadited Sr Ape! Tren Bateiicn . oe Ja ts bi aia» woer or eared Dai \4 ag dent of Jefferson City and his body will be taken there for unt or ri hold Ouly a ce hash nj rrature > ater at a came to Missouri as superintendent Or Instone. Giesecke — ane Shoe Co., repull eating of epecial dis: Subscription Rates: by Carr riers out-of-town desler! Amount of mois- n ’ ring tt yerys rey _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH eee DALURUAL, APRIL 27. 1929. — SELLOUIS POST-DISFAiLA © ss elem eae New York Day by Day! By 0.0. McIntyre BREAK DEADLOCK ON REPARATIONS ma “word. ead trigger Possibility Proposed Inter- ‘re staze, chronicle players who possess this national Depository May quality to a market degree. Develop Trade for Caw | final settlement of the repara- improved, The German delegation is thought to have been convinced that Germany can engage herself There is no place where the, is so essential as on comedy swayed down a middle many Honeful Factor. mids note across the footlights, staggered |! back to his seat By the Associated Press. lescorted roug PARIS, April 27.—bDr. Wjyalmar i! spring Schacht, chiet of the German dele- | full view, Bition tu the second Dawes Com- | interest. mittee, left suddenly for Berlin this afternoon after a conference with , during the agony and it was uewge Owen I). Young. American delegate , vclous ‘and chairman of the committee. The inference drawn at head-/ envelope over quarters of the reparations confer- | with a back kick flipped it out of ence was that Dr. $Sehacht had. sight. been impressed with the necessity , of making a new effort to meet the’ Allies half-way on their demands 4g in order to prevent a breakup of "| the conference, Dr, Schacht Will attend a meet-; darkened ing of the directors of the Reichs- bank in Berlin next Tuesday. absorbing the audience's A pair of fancy steppers came on to watch the adroit ma in whieh one of them jockeyed the To all appearances he did | not know | | two finished actors. Rae hk scene upon which the entire action By ARN©S DOSCH FLEUROT, of the Paris Correspondent of the Post- Dispatch and New York World. Copyright. 1929. by the Presse and Pulitzer ,. : Be ag Cos. (the New York Ing fright, orld : > ld and Post- Dispatch.) slightly PARIS, April 27.—Chances for | er who forgot. opening night. One of the actors his own lines, sensed the paralyz- , spoke the lines of the play- was done with ‘such few To the audience | Kelley like a shot responded, '’ and continued musical comedy been a box office \ Ole of the Broadway chorus of his exploitation. And she stands out like a silk hat on a golf course. EETHOVEN, Back and Brahms Measure for Changing Lines of 34 Senatorial Areas, Kept on Calendar on Re- are giving away to stunt recitals even in such stately musical sane- tuaries as Carnegie Hall. Following the didoes of such modernists as Antheil, Krenek and Les Six. cams the harmonies of a big sroup of street urchins picked up on. the Mast Side. who played harmonicas. jew's harps. ocarinas, zourds, tuned ginger ale bottles, pebbles in eocoanuts and musical saws. But the latest is a recital toe be held this summer by a group of gar-mouthed | 4 Middle West farm hands, who will | on peach leaves. That will be a concert! RAIDED morning couts” with | pin striped trousers were once | '; seep only at weddings er Fifth ave- pla yers to suffer so much as a pers ‘former “going up in his lines.” happened in a dialogue on a half- recently between | |} cupying those exalted posts at glass-topped desks in banks, brok- aS erage houses, hotels and smart shops, are so habited, and some of nue aster parades, ‘Today they are as numerous as ermine wraps | —-my war on them has just begun | —at first nights. Many men, oec- the bolder spirits even wear a bout . -—you know, a lapel flower. HEN there is a rich Wall strect broker who is reported never to: s / Wear the same hat more than a day. Paul Whiteman has 24 eve- ning suits. George Jean Nathan has 40 overeoat. and Mayor Walk- | .er 60 walking sticks. Raymond | } B: ge acing leader, Hitchcock is sole proprietor of six pearl gray derbies—three of whith i. are constantly at the cleaners. And | i there isa hot tip going around that . He spoke | Heywood Broun has another neck- 1e HE newest in hotels to open in the Smart Sixties soon will have just 60 suites at $45 a dav. Only) , those with Social Register—that’s the one that includes Kip MRhine- lander-—connections nav make res- landed with 5 series of resou! ding ;ery ations. One of these davs we In- “Just a shower oe feath- ‘tend tv perfume ourself like a sweet-smelling gourd; dress up like 2% Park avenue squash champion, and walk fast through he ‘obby. (Copyright. 19%9.) to ineet the war debt puymeiuts for, the last 21 of the 48 years they have to that their $ the bank will easily cover these, n with the assurance iare of the profits from rl) | Si This leaves the necessity for re- Marriage Licenses Births Recorded ar Permits The annuities for the first. 10 iv Years are expected to remain low and nearer Dr Sehacht’s offer | Charles an the Aihed ftigures—perhuaps S404, 000 000 to berin With. in- ereasing thereaiter to about $476.- Clifiurd a . the report of the reparations var- Unt ries levs for stubmission to the inter- ’ Jus vanes Youn: Peer Went on Hunting Vrip \ bernard Mary William | Ade Without Waiting for Action on Resignation, the Associated Press, LONDON, April 27.—The cigith =% Kari of Avlesford has been ilis- missed from: the army. xuccordmeg the London Cazette, which pub- | lished the following notice: c “Irish Guards: Second Lieuten- ;: ant. the Earl of Aviesford, is re- J. moved from the arity for absence E> without leave. March ©, 1929." + lie is the ninth Earl of a peer- 2. se dating back to 1714. Removal 7 not so severe a punishment as. 8 eashierm2 which involves court-. 4° martial and sentence: The Gazette neontioned no court-martial, G “The whole thinz is the. result E. an impulsive voung man not w having read his regulations prop- erly.’ said Sir Charles 1). Finch 4 Knightly, trustee of the young lord's estate. which is an exten- sive one. “He decided recently. to resign fron) the army and take up a civil caree) Marly fast month he hand- |* ed in his papers. . Instead of waite | ing for them to pass through the egular channels -he immediately { started on a shooting trip in the : Kast where he still is. The result ik 12 was reported A. W. O. L. B 1S ANNE MORROW AND PARTY * TO PASS THROUGH ST. LOUIS fianece of Col, Lindbergh, Her. Mother and Sister and Relatives | on Way bast. the Assoauted Press. Ww LAREDO. Tes.. April 2% Al W. special car carrying Mrs, Pwigat! Morrow and her two daughters Anne and Elizabeth. and five othor members of their party from Me .1- City to the*sUnited States, ar- , rived here late vesterday. Phe party left at 11:30 p. m, and wer due to reach San Antonio at 6:3°% m, today, Included in the party are Mr. and Mrs. Vernen Monroe = and aaughter Louise of New York, and Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Yates. Mrs. | ¢ Monroe is a sister of Mrs. Morrow.) 1 Mrs) Morrow declined to be 1n- terviewed as did her daughter, Anne, fiancee of Col. Charles \. Lindbergh. They would not discuss their itinerary, but tt was learned. § that the private ear would pass ; through St. Lonis ft was thoug'it the party was on the way to thre Vi Orr bys ° Marion Mrs. B C. Wale ttre ; Benjamin Ma eg | 4 { s+. iLinma itt - ie ’ Jules . rie Sub-conmnittlee preparimms , Mare F ; ; Bo rnard ©. ested Governments has found its Vircinis work moving more slowly than Julius was anticipated. Diffieulifes have arisen as to what should be in- pjocpia 'eltiided in the report and how the. Cha: lex lua boye. ; Lupron, LStt Divie hen SLAF > > pe SO Sn “F. mt Ly Se an [T-ee-*-* -—- Ss : ** oe = . . ad -- wt “* — “* -3= ———, So — — FIRST NON- STOP ENGLAND- INDIA PLIGHT ENDS AT KARACHI British) Acmy Plvers Pail by 336. Miles to Beat Distanec Rec- ord set by Italians. iCeprvrght. 1°. bw the Presse and Pulitz *ublishine ¢€° SB tho Nan Yo Word and PPost-L isi te ’ LONDON, April 27.—The IK val Air Force monoprmne attempting a, non-storp ftlight from England te Bengzalore, Indian. in an effort to break the distance record. landed at Karachi, India, at 1:15 p..m.: yesterday. The flyers, squadrc:. leader A. GG. Jones-Williamis. chiet vyilot. and Flight Lieten: ae. 3 ‘Jenkins. had flown approximate! $130 miles: but Cried by about 236 niles to beat the record held ody [talian aviators. They hee, hov ever, achieved the first - On flight to Inudia. c& ft. Faiery. managing director of the Faiery Aviation Co... whic built the plane in which the flight cl was mr*s. said: “One of the most important features of the fils Is fron: the military standpoint. One of Oui problem: at the present thine is to increase the range of military aircraft so we can send mechines | out east without their Laving te land for refucling on ferc’ men. four dozen apoles ane oranges. 40 ehicken and ham sand- wiches, dates anned chocolate NEW U, S. RSDIO COMMISSIONER : William DD. s. Stagbue k. Connecticut Democrat, Appotnted. By the Assonmated Pres-. WASHINGTON. April %7.—Wil- liam b. S. Starbuck, a Democrat of Connecticut. hes been selecte I bv President Lioover “as a rember of the Federal LKadio Cotimission., succeeding Commissioner Culdwell of New York. This appointment will coniplete the ye rsonnel ol thi COLMTMISSION under the Hoover adiiinistration Starbuck is a lawyer and an eng) neer with offices in New York. He is 43 vears old: a gre ‘tuate of Cv- lumbia University and has been ac- tively engaged in the practice er) patent lan with particular atten tion to radio matters Mayor Walker Has 60° Canes. By the Assenuated Pres. SEW YORK, April 27.—-Ma or Jumes J. Walker has 60 walk sticks Paul Whiteman has dress suits. Autusta Sturt sv. @O1S &. Sd G. Kurnes orth 14,4 Bwsion H &. Hewwic, 60. BU4e Sie Anne Giower 75. 2408 Papin Galli, 35, 49°20 Shaw Catherine Ruppert. &4. Jbl4 Grace Marzaret P| ut, 60 103375 ‘Beolanica! Mary G. Winkler, 68, YOO Utah . Eli abeth Seiter, 72. 4400 Penneyivatia. ¥ “ ‘ BE. Dorris, 373. °77$23 a Vie I Sewell, O65. "OPA Adc et Lee M tiras SOtt Wat ba 7 a. © is F200 Aub Fyva M Kelerey 6) be P ‘ ; : shee Cleve a ( HK. Latimer, Hw 4817 Buckineham “ Mirage $0) a -?3) M; i re 'R White, @8 “111 Leclede J. MeCamey. 05. 30 kK. nasbury MosSehoenf S06. GOl Thea I Heowenl Off 159% Wash »' ere hd Tea 6 os as ts | EX-WIFE OF THE SON _ OF W. G. MADOO WEDS su) oe ~ MRS, HARRY WAGONER ES FEAT OSES of Shakspeare State Sockets to Be Buried Mon- , & 3 is a beautiful Japanese girl. l , Suppose the press agent has broad. Cast the news. but 1 have seen nore ¥ ae? ty % ae ™* TRO RR Set tt ' . Soe daliniante et Oe elie ° te ree ge Wm» - — we 8 se * ee al Palmier Wagoner, rendin « Wagoner of th- Oe~ Toe PTO oc 1 DS phic; ~~ ek Pe i a iy ms. Luke's Hospital. are tk wo te ee © & snes consideration. Sbe was prominent Correspondent ae a _ : e | terminate Democratic cube ident or ta tender famniliar tunes by blowiog | prose and verse, “Flanders Field.” World War Registrars. League of American Pen Women During the war she took part 1) ting the bill to be Bond campaigns informa! calendar, sideration of the adverse vote. placed upon the STEER following recon- | Ds iepaas —~. - in many benevolent * | has been active was chairman the eelebration in rating Missouri's admission to the a the Lafayette Celebration Commit- it should be eumiaad inte a i Besides her husband, Stanley Blewett two grandchildre:. ene ALIENS WHO ENTERED U. S. ILLEGALLY GAN BE CITIZENS. of Commissioner of Immi- | Applies to T — Who Congregational was introduced o'clock Monday will be at Belle- fontaine Cemetery. _ TARIFF BILL NEAR COMPLETION; TO BE INTRODUCED NEXT WEEK a! Me Information to What Any of New Ratcs SAS s " ere ee eS ae ateeninel a contest on the > aliens can become exed: the Senate and the House. AP eA PN et IE OE on A el <b IE ¥ - “ < Ag ys COG IES. instead of living i seated and Means Committee another executive over rate changes proposed ty subcommittees, / must show that for citizenship, ipldiiescaanediatel | hee LEE Sh NR OP ln «AB ppl nn, phan NEES LEX. cecnanpunnmnag, neler: Wages sind aaenetel ene aes : Sata: 2 a 7 es and final disposition must be proceeds to ans if any of the ae ordney-MeCuniber ¢ ed to escape modification and there indication that the admin- i eee: ‘eo nts “un unusual one requirements hat =” ; : dent Hoover has urged be changed willapply may run as hig . . se . cw 4 1g Hull issued his Representative Tilson Congress appror ed WIDGW WITH FIVE. CHILDREN 3 ast, PAROLED OM LIQUOR CHARGE TEAMS OF TACNA-ARICA AGREEMENT SETTLED | TEXAS BOY TO GET BACK PONY HE RODE TO COOLIDGE’S CAMP Mother Arranges Abandoned Because of Lack of Funds, | that he would be able fo make *% tariff bill would be Wiriskys at Grocery, Rn at Minister Conrads wos Said to involve tiiles last @uin- f RE eens . - * == is going home. Se RRR mee returned home the pony return tite was sentenced . iis plan to turn sizned to Peru and find herseway back across the 16% was vetoed by children rides about the park. Mre. pont'’s transperta- Bishop Mitchell to Preach. Walker Mitche! SANDINO PROMISES TO REMAIN WN SECLUSION WHILE IN MEXICO tomorrow. Bisth- . # native of Rolla. Mo. will tell of his work among di-- %e K ... will clean the places that have been hard to reach Return tor Refuge. mre om Augustine Sandino that he accepts refuge in NS Pi tek sk Bicknell en, OH to recruit armed forces . ” — " ee ee —— » . . “COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES PRESIDENT EXPELS HIS SOM 94 2 Jack Coolbaugh Closittiy Tinee for borelign Mail.

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— eee. ST, Louis POST- DISPATCH _ == TODAY'S NEW BY SPECLAL ASSOUW! ooo SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 1929. ES ae, Se W sates 3 3 ¢ i s i re ke * +. é 3 OPER ONS) FoR | NE RESUMED UN CURB MARNE iE Week - End Profit . Ta Moderate and tor Most Part Easily Absorbed Oil Shares lrregular. - ” (COMPLETE, se and 182.807 300 ATED ‘ntl WIRE. atin a NOs crepae! STOCK ARKE ry AVE ff. COMPAR ATIVE z YT) lndustrial. ee eo "Kern Copper SG...) TR. Oe % “om Invest Trust a ss Sgincctiticitaantitai is : mu ee : Lod ° Low, Close. Ch’ng Pe A lee a ee ee hence a Ie ee Reeennes mms -- eee Mex Sea}, a Se ee 248 o§ ly ontin Dtal ttadad —.ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ STOCK ong ks and Annual GANDY STO ===) SELLS HICH M —— | TABLE S) OLS a 28 —— and — | & in Dollars. (sales 6 High. low, - Cte 75 Kinney GR Co 2b. ~ 67%, Pies 2.) Soe lo “ Kinney (Co pid 8...) x50/102 L02 Kolster [OGlm ,.+.- -6' 43% Kraft Pp cn ix... dU6 421, Kraft Py Ch pf 6% l} 99 Kresge ss (‘oO 1.60, 0} 49 1, Kresge Dept Stor. 34 ress (SH) -— 14 Louis & | Nash 7.. ~i242 14] Louis Gas & lL, Al %, 4 39M Ludlum Stee] » S- 801, Macr\ & Forb 2.85) 1 371, Mack Tru ( ‘ks tu e4 i? 104% 103 Macy (R WH) Co wa o Loy 1. M: idison Sq Gar J ' ~| 18% “SDla Cop 5. ° oU:. 72 Manhattan nod gds 4; 36% yeh at tan Shirt 2.) 1, 29% “racaibo Oj] Exp 1; 17 arland Oj! . . v4, 40%, Marlin Rock -4eb, lL; 73% Marmon Motor ‘.. 2) 89% Math Alkali ¢ sees) St 82% May Dept Stores 4, 2; $3 | Maytag Ist pfd 6. 1; 831% Maytag Dfd war 3. - 41% Mec Tory RBs. * 100 Low McCrory S evt pr 6 i222 112 ‘GrawHillPyy 2 1 43%, McKeesport Tin 4. ti %2 Mc Kesson & 1 l; 62 Melville Shoe 1.40. z bo Mengel (, eee 7, 268% Miami Copper 4... SN’ 451 Mid-Cont 2. ae 20 351, a States Oj or ‘ 4, Stutes Oj) etl, 1! ay, Miller Rubber .. . 3s! 24 Missouri k é& Tex | 18) Ss 1, Missouri k = 2 OT as oT ike BULK OF 60N0 F TRADE Morris «& essex %| x30 $3 se oy Peer Dy nas a - Was ¢ ontined. i —— pa bea Pacific rts...) 499 1121 Missour} Pacific | _. -8! £84 | Missourj Pac pr 5 S135 {1 Mohawk Cpt M 2k 3 70M! Montgom ee on Se “2 op a3 o — — Do mama Increase - $1,482 ‘Z0 while Amys pr, shows ee Lead Pid A 7 XJ0 149 14%) Nat Leag bid B ¢. X2178 LIS Pow & Let 1 . l03 531 "s Nationa} Supply 5 (126 126 Newton Stee} — 1? 10K ras ada Con Cop 3 132) 4g) ] +5 4.) York Geen S l4 185 ] N\ Hs _ oe woe L04dS. tou. 14% Ny NH & H pf 7 J 1198, 178 Ont & West. . LO; 28% 283 SUC8 w “a ry h: few days, rete ==% Oi \W ell Supply a ee ee i? 4 ; deficit of See — last vear 2s, MONEY A a | j DENIES SLOWNESS IN | Bey CLOSES HIGHER announced that «anes XIN MERGER PLAN INCE OF New YORK j RUBBER mi -_ i | Stat Ry Pfd. x1069 wa % ~ rr of ol og i e Sedan. Reserve 4S been el cled _ ~ ™ Ge oe iid, a ‘atic Ml Bank in epted re-eles Mion as Dbreside nt of | Steany $7 ae 2. X¥30'119 Ly 113% Am Co ¢ 1] 1064, 105 \ *s North Am Edis pfdg 1 10% Ger Liovg o.4] » HOW Pacifie § ee > 103%, Fy: Pacific or 6. o 100%, 1001, Nibus ¢ orp % Oliver larny Beastie ad v6 6y 4%; Cnt Mari) ae... =-I' G83! ¢& Olive, Farm bropfd. i 99 4 § Oppen Collins 5 . | 3: 78%! 7 levator a. . 1310 % 3] OCS ee | li} 43u4/ 4 Owens Bottle eR 7 N\6 ‘ a Sh, aa ania Coast 2q “—e X80) hy 30 » pone Pacific Gras & Bl 2 li 56 5G Pacific Miils o0; 3h a Pacific i] Stubs . Z 13, Packard Mot 3 ’ab. 104 Peg, ya Pan-An Petroleum 6 §97 : Pan-Am Pet B - 201) 61% 54) ee Pro k ] I2\& af urgest banks in a foreign baubles HOG TRADE FAIRLY ACTIVE _ AMATO STOCK ye Qe c ran ] lay Tf? « p; Be 67 1, fot) Ay, Pathe Exchange, 1 10%) 3 Path. MxXCh \ Zig : Pating Al «A Is o.30 ol 8K 3 »s 7 Penick & Mord » 55 “ai 64 Dixie ¢ enlent } »» ee ‘oa pie pi a ] pve ‘ I? le ay & I} } 2 ae 2 Dibdiys Morrie ] .s ] ] 4 - ] Phillips Jones 4 13; Ot tz (s Phijli ds Joy by “10 Cy Gt Phillins Petro! 9), 2% 411 Piore, Ci] $ 7% ‘e Oil » ! he. i Petre! f} ye Pillsbury Wloup 1 ¢¢ Gi 61 i sg bios Hi {'o se rs oe ." we 4 Seeded ( on} pet »: Bg S6 tts & Westta Ryg ~ 1301 42 Reae, hiie Ary) Tob ri ‘4 §:} PelaC Fins pf 102% iyy5 Wah) ify ri “% ri Ailes (pj) ® Clase ] I Ne ne Pipe Lin + le |}, i fr) be bry Sse] Stee] (a) , e | at Produespe & Refiyy ae 2 > CN SF 3.40; “6 834) go S NJ Thet pr > 1LIS faye Pullman In new 4 65) R23 so ‘4 Alegre Sugar 1 16% 1 6 ag Oy 7 * es Sieks 14 ¥ ” ! Lie ember ¢,, OF Wee} Crd) ey, Tine Probab), “tim Ss July thee | Devomber 1, .0le, and the Market | } be PwPyree *? { with’ a week bro: ' ik Mining STOCK AT dad idual salee |» _ Fike & NxM 0-day bills on banks faire “~\ ; 192 Y Woolwort! ork Cotton — 7 : "i o—Cotton fulures : a _ te) Ioliite. Pr ‘alta Cable Tenor 4 me] f WMitine 2M Ranga vuying Mn Live rp! but said wit? that Man, *Si*r wae UNS led ‘rs “4Ulionus Catton On sh vhoa: d

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__ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 1929. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. BOND MARKET anal b) 1d HONDY STOCK NEW YORK CURB MARKET ee ee ST. LOUIS S! Paid ~o far this 5 Jeur, By the Associated Press. —— YORK. April the Associated Pr -.— Tota] transactions in bonds on the New es amuounted to $5,748,000; week ago $4, 771,000; posal tions from gan. 1 to date 7.—The follow} previous day's year ago $8,031,000. New York Cu re adi 000, securities traded in on the ?} highest, lowest and closing prices on all xOdd lots. UR Under rule, ¥ Omitted. In bond sales 000 omitted. SFLLS HIGHER: aaa ee with eaieiared tEx-dividend. *Cents a share. In stock sales 0 A lie ing is a complete list rb Exchange today, giving Abertr Dewees | are in dollar that is for instance a sule printed 99—2 4 Bard seconds of a dollar and not 099.84. is a complete list of Hf Closing prices, Qu cel ahaa fi all I. sme 08 a dollar; UN EXCHANGE Moloney Electric Ranges | bisilieen Up More Than Point at. Week - End Session of | Mis, jos Local Market. ) ( Baits. High. LAW. 4 1Ose, In sales (0y omitted. GOVERNMEN tNMENL BOND MARKET Bh nan ee eis ~>a a a) CORPORATION BONDs. ie mer is Seles High. Low. CORPORATION BONDs., Seiidated Lead w: in initial transactions while Wag- ger Eelectric soid off, Ores be vee aes, eas a? ae ae ~~ ~~ =» Owe ¢€¢ée¢0 . i Tar, ". erating IncOuie OG. ee. (; ross forthe = ~ im i i Be mn th 4 > f wa . ~—— Arcade Building. a > —) , Bond Sales—Continued PVUREIGN BONDS. representatives | r a _ATNATIONAL STOCK YARDS. -_-_ _— oo ** Se teem « Li ORE TGN BONDS. kg srOcKS aT BOSTON te «& t's _ REIGN E i EXCHANGE hn o- EAD, Zinc AND COPPER SECUKITY., | Sales. liogh.| Low. Chore, et STOCKS, | Empire Pow . Evans Wailo LL Fairchild Aviat *Faleon Lead M Fanstec! Prod . Federal Wat ‘A 'Fiat deb ris .. Firestone Par rokker Atreratt Foltis Fischer Ford Can B horemost Lairy . Ford Motor Ltd. ; Found abldeoas For Fox Theater A Freed Fieemann Freshman Chas Gaiena Sig Oil] Gamewell Cn Gen Bek new ' Ay pel a Gai § pf old cod Garlock Pack Gen Cable War Gen Elec Eng ret, Gen Ldy Ma nw Gen Pub Ser . Gen Ry & Util ’ Gen Ry&l'til pf Glen Aiden Coal | Goldberg Storce Goldman Sach T | Goid Seai El Cv Gel Coin .... ®Gold Cone Gold Seal n (90) Sea! rts Goluen Cen Min trothan: Knitba. GranWiapler teorp GPanitiec ¢ it St] Grigtby Grutow GULFdlall Fire , Guilt OF) (orp Pa Halt Print co ‘ hHiclena Rubeusizy Hiram Walker G & VF Homaokla Qi] Hortine} Co +G A House hold rin pi = ater n Bay M&S imbie Gil & Hei im periai «nl N Imp (4) Canada lus Cv No Aun Intercen Petro! Internat Petrol’m Inter Proje Cur « Inter Pro} » N Inter ; “af Raz B. lutern TI’ G lhter Utilities & Inter Utilities B Interstate Hosiery Iron | ap» ¢ Opper, Tron Fire man ctf Irving Air Chuie. Jonas Naumb ¢ D Ken Rad Keystone Aircraft Koister Brandes 'Lakey Fay & Ma Leonard tri) ] Loos Ct} . lang is Let pf Ce Be Oe Wie eG Naga: a lf I ub ey! Man Bowman A Ma? duit Marin warm Wireless EF Mason Vai Mines Mansel stores Motor Meter Mac Marr Stores Mavis Solling Co Minmiphis Nat Gas Merrit Chap & MP xieu Chic . Milicr & Sone Mohaw} Mining Mining Co Canaua Min Honeywell BR Miss Kan Pipe L. Mock Judsoi Mobawk @ H war Moniecatint rte Movdy 6 Invest p Marre! Ci Mounts M} Prod Municipal! bet ne National Aviation National Baking Na! Tair rr sm Nat Famiy Store sat ft ceed on } A 4 B: jij, ‘ ‘ Cortes f New M & Ari Li Newcnt Minin XN Y Investot N Y Petroleum Nor States Po A Northeast Pow Obhite (op Cdhiye Qi} Outboard b Gil Stocks A Pacific West i Parke Daris new 1's i ‘ & Pu \ Parinelee Trane Pen! Ry rte Pennrodd vt Perryman Ei Petrolcoum Co i‘heips > 1 *hhtilp Morris Pie hh tv pf * Pitie & & Luit bitye Bb new Pratt & lui Prermiie) tyoid Procter & Gam Propper s Hloe WUabh el ats do wf tity \ # j A ep, pert (andy Rep Brase war Rey Warner Rehance Hronze Kernolds Met pf Richfield 1} pf titer loentai e* Moan Ant Cop .i Ko hy .. Pow r Rolie Koyce Ltd liog«s Gear & 7 a soe roid C Peet te ‘ i | if s Root Co pf Ru ld if Soi fe 7 i’ { A RPehuite | pi Sheorws Withame ajo Southern Gro A South Penn Out South Rovalts Stand Drdee Scouweet P&L pf Sn) we eet Sftore er Nat P&L 6 2026 (Net P Berv 5 7H “ J Journal # 4s Eng ¢ GAL! oO 4m I’ hila Ej VittsCoaiCe 49 PittSteer] § 48 ‘ | e * > Potomackhd oOo 56 RiehfdOs't, Blwns RochCenmP § =e 4%, “Ty mri er Pac k G @ SolvayvAr 3° 4¢ SEPAT. re bid Bae oe soutal Wa 3 51. Reliance KBropze 1 Soul elCas " “es EWiwiries 5S'. NS SW Dairies 6 3a SwGel 5 A 95; Risley Mra G 42 Stand P4yYt ¢ 37 Sur Cl ot AD Vireg EB FP &® 85 Western P 51, 57 (Whi § 4% 63 * —_*i~ 103% 10% Ce i heen ae 2 ee ee ee Us? 4 lity 105 a LOS he 45 415% l ba | 25%; 29% 185 “Ne lsu abo i add ‘ ri : & ‘ 1s% 18 45 46 49's) Oy GCl%: Uys aus» sty qp°* 1, 3 oi, sly 2% 7 1; * is 1, ] & 17%) 18. +7 ~~ 45 's suv s1% Iv? iv d3 % | 53% 44 i4 lw It e.. is Is'g, 18% | 17% ; 20 ky 26% vs Ox SU sly 4% 4% ju ow 1 %: ly ls a} oe “ts yi i ‘“ ] 7 eu he vy jluUuy\ p14 ity poe | dy ZU) ty al tas ou yy 14%, 15 ~ +4 JU ty 17 & ioe $5',) 45 %5 OS ‘4 ON ‘6 954 93 ‘ pt? wi) ws vs “y VU % ‘ P les ber, tet ‘4 vu vy 8G tj Yu's, Wirts liv lv 4, l > * jo + 9% Ll’, BU*s; Sts 17+ lj “~ L034 Lis Liki % POO % lull a7 4 SZ “a Siw KL v4 ud 4% 4 ‘y YG ly) Uy YS hy 14 ‘s av Me AM! s) “ s: x] ay tau) vu YOK will, v4 94 WoO Yo O21.) wy YS % 05% EPs! | A YVT&%, v7’ 79%! 75 YT’, H7: MU) YU 3s Tou %& LUG 8, 100%, Lous, BH Bt) Wy HH ls 114% 114 Ya S& OY 9632, 9615 Si %) Sit 10% 103 W5% V5% 4a ; % LOO, 1H) % 93%!) 44, WHS POO, ‘) ag N ory . $65 % Oe 8 Gs Os pow Lov As 5, Ys 4, lod 104% Ss] % BI] Ay RAL, KAD, O25, 925% Vs Wo 4, Pina, Lime, ie 1OY LOU by liw , nn & PZ, H63, HA, Che OF binw 1th) W4, 4, 4 ty (a4 at Dig ay 163 Tov }fw 4 TOTS 101% 7 v7 1’ Loot, 1) 101 57 33 gpa f4 SHS AH % ht, 45 103 ', 103, ‘ 10115 101 4 pe % he le Te) % 99 7 hy “7 m9 5% 5 Ax? OR) 4): a 100) % TfWr oe HU% vt Us t% vs rt 1% 100% how (mya, (1 a, fas fii ad s4 HO® Woe, 2 119% 119% Ih B7%,; 87 &7 8 FOREIGN BONDSs. Agri Mt B 7 4% | Berlin EF) 6 ! By ‘Air Pr 7 1447 j Frat kfort tity 63 Geimsenkir 6 43 Ger Co Mun 7 47 Ger Co Mun 6 47 Haney & © 6 3)I Ital Sup Po 6 6% J Slav M . De K Rumania 7 Sv Montevideo fe AO Nip kK! P ti ly a Parana Braz 7 3s * ruesia | 7 SA Stipes ag 1) we * 46 ww a — _ 0 Lot ty Tie as ee {) gh 95 ot TF Poe }¢+] pn, vic. mA mE Hea! Ye a, OU vu RO > 94%! HS faa) 4 Pity Als KS \&! AD! {) ’ oy 78%! TT 4% re rr. Mis ak | “4 hg iM h, Mile By My FR % BA lL KAA, RT ee mS 47, 4%, ” a 7944) 7H? + go"! wt ahd mi m4? Sglee af stools. ‘ Sales if bonde T.irpmeeed aal} rer geeurecd lor as mt r.itTH Minn | } tas tt a s. ae) 4 4 Mau | Bey Oo. . ec ™ ‘ SAVANNAH, 4; ¢ r! j=! . . f ~ u44 ei 7 oro *ebeet) * mor . K Ob Oe) e “A I . Ly = [| $s, 1 Fe Ad te VeseIAE MARKET ST LOUIS PRODUCE Minnesota oo rurale $1 -~", \ ae I ep) } YW ililé are ti Potsto price rang mg *. ty i* Potat 7 escke, » ! $4.75 te Su er! Potatoes naner ha $i 4 rons oneal 7s | te Tennessee bu hampers at aa S7. T4eris PRI CF ROW slheow rig ° toca Amp wr rh ; ss ire ee tiv torre ey ‘an eittien ff *” . ate aa et nd ¢ gr ‘davis. 3.50 te $4 said e itree ait arn ROW, April 27 rr mer tie . - - nail FUX. AN LINSEED 1} Poe nj ~ wt ty? Hix te wl lome-cre’", A sits ; ha baekete ; VF aeht hae Oa (% " ’ | hmphs, J Ut) af, qeai ig bey red Bermtda TO ha’. t } “eo “gy the St. with First Nydrauli: H¢draulic Presse , International Shoe 'Meb ney-Ryan | Mak mew Elect 4 Missourl Portland Ce; National Candy 2d pfd | National Candy com ST. LOUIS Following dend rates, sales, asked quotations are also given: Stocka and Annual Div idenda in Deliars, _ low, STOCK EXCHANGE, April 27.—Total stock sales on Louls Stock Exchange amounted to 4589 shares, compared 7165 shares yesterday. a complete list of securities traded in, with the divi. close and Alligator Ce AS Alo» pfd . — ; i(hieage Ry Equipment if tg tal |Eider Mfe om | Free Medart OO bulton Iron Works Wants isrhe helas VPeazgley Rie on Dry Goods 'Serugge-V-B D G com ;Seullin Steel particip Stix, Baer & cet i agner Electr National] Bank . | National Bank of Com merce Lead A Zine **¢#ete 12 re a *-* . re * G&G ee >. . 1 7 >. —- . 44) ‘ ! : > ** ~ ** e tea « ° “ *?, ** . * ie * Tit 7 if > _e ee © * * ] wat! 1. 225 is CLA SING RFE URITY bil Anke! anameanenntiee —_ — , eee ee ent Eee ~— ee renee re At ea — eee | First National Bank. | Franklin Banik xLafayetteS 8&8 xMerchante-Lac Nat] Bank of Commerce’ Mercantile Trust pO ee Fe Se re 4 S Aloe com xAm Credit Indemnity. | Baer Sternb & Coh com .... ee xdo 2d pfd xBerry Motor Corp. Bovd-We leh shoe |xBrown Shoe pfd Brown Shoe com... Bruce eom Bruce pid Burkart Mfg com Burkart Mfg pfd.. Hy Bentley ¢ Bentier ( 8° pfd (ocg i “se | . Chi Ry Equipment xrCentury Elec Consoijcdat Lead (orno Mille . Elder Mfg com. Elder Mfg °*A’ x Elder fg let sEmerson Elee Eiy &€ W I G lat 1 Fis A w I ty Ely & W DG com... Fuiton Iron Works _ Giobe-Democtat xGranite Bimeta Hamilton-Brown Sep at rere pe Huttig eom i Huttic pid 2 381 SSO 235 [250 350 : i? 340 350) ‘ ht) ah «D1 fou Low 1" 37‘. 2S 117% 118 4” ly 4% 3 44 ga th r 1" 17 2015) 31 47 47% 4° ts 1, Iv% 20 y 1? 144, Jo 190 ye 32} ‘4 "3 75 los ; Lin Ltrs 107%, . Ae ry ao 2M ty 4 7 116 117 thi ; o% ri 25 26 ceeds 173 ta) xLast quotations were made to-day. AxtMh) Omitted tDividend rates on the latest ainrteste or half. year PBs mnigh onal intention announced at the time “of ori curities. the dividend | Unless otherwise noted. extra or special dividends are not includ in the | CHICAGO MARKET | | By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, April closing prices of securities traded in on the today. Stock sales in fuJl. .—Foillowing is a list of sales, high, low and Chicago Stock Exchange Bond sales 000 omitted. SKCURITY. . Lew. Close STOCKS. Aem-> Steel ..... 'All-Am Mohawk | Alhed ssethdn Ind) 1100 Allied Products Ani Com alevhol! | Ami Com Pow ‘A’ Am Pub Ser pt YS :' Sere Am Yvette e GO: Oe. durin eos + Art Metal — “Aineworth Mfg |A Bruce Co fone jaies Inv | | Agburun Auto | Backstay Welt trice Creamer i Bright Star EF! B Chicage Corp ct! Club Aluminum fom Edison Cotes wy ry f ) | Const Materials Conet Mat pf Conseumere | Consumers War | Texter Co Electric Hotehid *! Erla as Fitz S&S @ Con Foote Kurt Gen Bpring A do B Gen W ater Wis Gerlach B pfd. Gerlach Barklow Gleaner God: haw (yr lL, Aireraft Grigsby Grunow Hormel & Co . a HoA a mg Brick Ineul! Util In Irving Air Chute Iron Fireman Jackson Mo Shin fi 7 ken Rad & 4 Linealin Pris Kalamazou Stove Kellogg Switelh Lane Jorue vite Leath Libby MeNei!! Lincoln Pte war Lindsay Light Lion (nh! Kefin Lynch Glass Mae ~~ ae - ——— — eee 96 t) 96) 15! 2 1. 5s 45 43 4 730% 444% av tat *? = ”- 3 0) ” 27 Pl | 42% 7% 8.3 Oat +7 47% 4°: 43 43 Ao O44 54 a, 73 vn 177 62 6% + mij So 137 3s! ot) po ls r] , 1351 Ms SO0% Bi 1 +43, O"y 27%, 28 27 ty) 28 43 i7 "\ ‘ °o '. tu 10", 72% % 44 44°, 40 ou .) * ie abt} sty esi, th Si 3245) 32 45 4e Jit y 10% 4 4$'y 17 1 44 44 lo’, }U ol ol of Sf) oly , 64% 4 54 ty ff MY he 5 ae id 9 hil af} 44%, 42 41 41 S3% BAN 41 4] 1 o* i oo ‘4 fh } fe 4% 14% 1% re Ima Pts, is | 4 ' ot, i 1, 1% 37 -“ :) wth 2 4 Butter, Eggs and Poultry ST. LOUIS BUTTER. EGG TRY FXCHANGE YuUCltalions are Following yuotatiorns are OH : M issourt wrtandara, unclaretfied 7s" TER mre simery ard. 4c: firete re rolls. ; X ’ yu - LIVER Porwt "gt e* hen \ bie eg hor bene, 24 ber -stiers 54 Gt At 1%, pounds and y~ 'y 3 pounds ar ' yg r ste se etage sth rustlers ti } i aie c Thicke tune ratj arge 1) $) dium. 8°. emati B3.50 ver dore: dezen. dressed squcabe. and ark S35 “FAL — Choter 1 Mt} Ge gee 1 Pow 14°. @ un, TA ty 7 14%) urfiervwe i ere feet &) ey per "hy i-«? fe a 4 MILK — Delivered per JOU ibe. Counties irkeye. Ge votre PROGS Jurniho PIGEONS aoe oo i? amte fF pA ap oer Se per 0 a Lae oe st ct Lisi AND POUT, Keliowing lots tm {first ’ round lois cool caere cases. Zhe: 4th s'. 4 2ee* Count | Bae, zx. ra 4 Ting Chniecnerisa, eprin” chickens epring. |} a P ae aver stage } Me am) gover ti urkey« oat “: +? Rye Ne ” welsens. round dozen: mer ‘= 'yt hem as daifics wot “ABS— Live Pigeons pigeons $2 ner per ib.: emall bucks. J hy Lovie. 92.50 he 10 rer TO The Atrate qguetguens are for tuber + Palin -toatad rr tlh, ‘ , ' ; q ; J ] ; J J “er rr © 8 ee oe Se ee eo ee oe Oe fe ee © & HOTEL EXECUTIVE WANTED Capable af investing 5100.000.00 und berome President aad “Maneger Beard of Direrters will be come Neqeiring residener Mr. Pettijohe. Hetel Statier, of geieg (allifernia « eorperation. posed eof St. Leute men. in Callfernia. FPriecipals ony. t eesue!l eppertunaitys. tae do ancl epapstowovemat aa pee ii Paws. * ang es darters $e rene , tn AOE er Vien, “- ‘OCKS er ~~? 08 pa sat pak ee eee i } j I + ales High. Low. (loee. Ch va Bid. Oh oO Cae, + r COE Pa Sarat SAN Bye ey i Hy os Ce ie a “ ° tau ei =” Wl OT aidan inten tel , Yu = Paes. , . ~s ee, ass | Laclede (as Light pid. | Pedigo- Weber “Shoe | ee Louis (ar pid agner Elec Corp pfd. E Si L & Sub Co Be. ’ Unites net, 4s. ae : ‘ able are in the a carb peyenrese 7 based ~ ginal sale and ‘ewax. . High.: Low.) ‘ fome . ee ee ) : Goad Mid West Utilities 150 ‘ot Mi a ie at enn ee ne a SORA tiers « . i 2 “ o : * J eee S866 EP OT OGIO! PE, eS iat tere age a YJ . — * ‘ ee nt seen seen ya Stand Dredg Co pil A eee Sterling M Truck c o--~ . ™ Tm 2 a Fr oe ~ - - a - -t- ai ee rs | oF -) TPisrars : a~ SD -2das wm — a ee cena . New York Coffee, 27. — oftee. Sogs pprosimated poles oe + 3’ ab Fg 4 Saad nh cK) ght cas es W. H. YOUNG & BROS., Inc. St. Louis, Mo. Specialists In: — Insurance Stocks First Mortgage Bonds Municipal Bonds Public Utility Stocks Industrial Bonds Offices in Principal Weetera Cithen, eee

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si. LOUITS ST-DISPA’ pry PRAINS CLOSE MINED ON LOCAL EXCHANGE thle sipemen tht bin, Bn ARRAY Warne roan ee. bee bit tANis BAC fi." ‘ a? ia’ 8 - pire Bp ¢ ™ “a a ti a trum ha sii - ri . - 7 ‘ . Sesterc: ou ae A er ene.) ar Pe Se al alta cammt sanies n nor AO NO 6 eRe Be me Ore ~ 38 When the Cook leaves—sigh? No, smile and send a POST-DISPATCH Want Ad to Bring a better ck SU ATIONS—W OMEN, = gene ral otfi Ce wae x 2aW AUTON HELP WTD.—WOMEN, — Coupes For Sale ~SUTOMOBILES ae. lans For Swe “CONCRETE & CEMENT WORK LUN : Ne nRETE garage f} ore. DEATHS DEATHS (nee aming }— vat tae Pianos and Organs For Sale PLAYER-PIANO—$25 - *.) week $198. in re — GIR! —— Treneed, ELECTRIC WIRING, ETC. electric work very Talking roceees For Sele _ a ee HELP WANTED ee A of praals el |v ; romans «cer from uf yo will rm not call on oN a OU SEGIRL—W) hate; — ene ral house- iy | mK OUSEGIRE—W hite: , . GBrl Wasermen. dearsister-in-law aia | q $34. kt “st ide 392. ey prices on old and new re” $ ee ene ARCHTT Et 1 URAL. SPARC or ices now: Q SRTECTT RAT. TICES ITER E LEnce MODE LS—For ready -1o-wear fast. On - OW — {Ex periencec —Calls $1. Forest ~Jssi. ag 4 y Co. 4345 Delmar. AUTOMOBILES _EXT ERMINATORS RATS DESTROYED. —_ F.—O! ston Leader. 5945 Faston ay. — Experienced binders a] Graham. ‘Pa age § Pasties Conare, —— a] AUTO FENDER, TEPATR SANS Mut be Pee oe Ul Pine. i ' sndies 4: 366 Forest r’ ark. WOMAN—TYorne., SH ANIC Wie work. 4839 WN. Broadway. | MISCELLANEOUS pest at 3 'HU MPHRE Y BROsS.—Decoratineg and | ST — TOURING 14 L oc ne ic S cleaning. 4138 Covk. BAKE a ee I ‘ed, YOUNG LADTES—Several, under 24, : - a ee “weet Al "TOMOBIL Es WwW ta —All N ASH 7 Ure a wate r-provled ee” (+ AT Tos Wid Highest and traveling expenses : oe eee = Wid.—For salvage BNE = orem cls pete menie! oa st ed ae iidien scat ek Hore 4 > 3 ete » os) 78 - ~ 28 tne er Cov ol CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS | b den FORDS te mT ~e boa ~e Latay Pic a eignee . we 4 , ; } j q \ ) IT ane © wer ‘ | ; nt iT 4 4 s if i a « ? 1 7 ‘ g! — i ; - iT a 11 Jul , . s? ¢ uu { $| 1s Ma | i 4.5 se P ‘ ter } Sib . 4 . o } Zin 1 tee ; ‘ a a - , a4 tae " ; 4 re ‘ Trl 004) d ¥ “= OO : : ¥ +r a) 4 Mi) wn Fear is 7 9 rf 9 (juts : ’ - " bot ’ erye . con mw oa ‘ g und «64-.- ’ ) ‘ }‘ = weAL ANG i% ; I . €} & care “Louis ‘Gnah Grain. bos a Rhee Binge Be, sme ¢ t * ae prin om ‘TA nNiadeé ij Lhe od 4 ° “4 ee follows red wintcr. $1.10; No. 2 lo ix wi \ mi xe¢ Ni 1 rellow mw «th {o> ( NO WHEAT CLOSES IRREGULAR ON CHICAGO MARKET i On I a Pr 4 aise yee, ee > =n Sy 4 etka Fave mie »- Le oe NRA a Ang pera acs pow) Comment said Canada ie ine JuRemans S44 aoe. ts nee haat Pross eee ; “" . +} ' i? ; at : ; ‘ + . ij TY ;? — ? _. ; os | ' iuter i - % 7 Nl Be and exp t demand for rh A Me " ‘au axatlti ~ J ‘ t iz mart vu“ ~ ’ {4 , ‘ Lt ‘ted tT CAl ext fF 1 COl- , besrish influenc reg fe . } > i. > ‘ . 1? Vt up vate " ‘¢ a | ° > ad pre- from “Oc decline tu a rise ils ba j 1 » - and poanrt tin he ay many pina TUG w price ancy ma) ai wx ruere to rinits 7 } limits acceler- sewing of t! market ff Miueatl later t- Ret tae qirThegr with wheat (orn started se wer. and afterward il sag Provisions also ted sharp downturn in Liv GUO TAT Gus today did nuct ing here xt times, spe both were offemne wheat finding European den“and eported American hours ‘ yf a hye , 11 tin’ ‘ 1}4 STO over Ih its ing of eplemlid rains and " fare (,7 ? reaitan Come le rallying 1! wheat miuirket her colt bos ow at's prey) Ie . ePruse Renewal! of about mairiv through orders ative sellers. who were in a! Ore profits Word of a export rates on wheat shipped “ee re of Mexico from eounryr a Ae aie te Pn Apia nn ~ é igen tg hej] ped to inePrea bur- GRAINS, BOS AND OFFERS by ee Fy > fs oe ae he See SF a ae a SPSL GRIME POS ch REY PREPS BARON ODS AEE IPL ye ie o> Fe 4 hinge Wt a DAT ss a Eg ot Oe pga: Peat SA" ae B8 2. Pes 2 teh ee fas ; ] } jiate bratcis na i ! re if ci BR atitli ley if e& Wi Prete: s fey} VERDIN ANDE (nee Rue. é “ A> ey. 188 ( Josep) " rivot! ) : 1? " , “| P . \f f Pr«bers ~“ ius fore } ar iw Y Vi rs A * * ‘ Ft ‘ a’ TY Ke? ‘ | ‘ . le ; i » ' ; iy a t ¢} ti : | i ? ‘ im rire ° ’ '? ® ROOF ING WORK ASPH ALT SHINGL }’ BRS yN AL—Jib. CVOTY: as Tous j i : vld —_ aka : Riefling Automobile BR AHN MITC HE LL TTR vour aunt or mé - E. HM. } (4 ELECTRICTAN—Lincensed; PERSON AT —Leopa. sun parlor suites: cas range. kitchen cab- | | BROCK MOTOR = CASH F OR US tome For Sale |} r RS N al, = Would ve atle man lease call | ee ° Open Sunday and FORD MEL TWANTC —— iris evenings, ay 19 125 a tone “Frieden I. ‘Cemetery, rv RNITU Foe —5 TOOMS | ee WHEN roofs leak ew —_ Hn ntington Shoe rend Leather Co. Le us oe aie oe AUTOS -| GUARANTY MOTOR CORP.. 29: $25,000 CASH FOR A CTOs | STORAGE. MOVING, EXPRESS | MAN Experienced. ie Tethy = cream and) FURNITURE—Contents of « RAILROAD AND _MOTOR BUS TR AVEL AL 3 NE ie REC LINING ‘oral Bt 'SsEs STOVE AND FURNACE REPAIRS ho AU K—F i—REP AIRS XMTUR FURNITURE—Conten's te: be sold by Monday: sac ean rent apartment tf ss “3071 r CRNITUR E igh Broughams For Sale owth od. Henry Sommers | Bi TAN HUDSON~-Broucham : $1800; will sel 316 N. THuRD , Tado, + . . ~~ NE x oe of pat ke ar the a : AND FURNACE REPAIRS. n Cc es must be sold br Monday: ,2218 x Pe 0500 =. ** - WALL PAPER CLEANING, ETC. | PAPER Ba SGU Aee _petuning. 3 Cabriolets For Sale ambitious men who are ob " cle toeeiiee, meaeneenen biles For Sale—Miscellaneous C UNE ILIDATE D BUS KANSAS CITY, Sat Roadsters For Sale | CHRYSLER— Roadster, ape Ts please CODY. ML . an sake er MILILWRIGHT—First-class : NTSUN LINES se $4—CHICAGO—S$4 . §$7—DETROIT=$7 *'$3%4- Kan. ae 33 © Pitts ae yaa Tulsa, Pp sPEnSC Re asonab! od ‘ ! ] ‘ORD— Roadster - 2§— Atl ads, awful cheap. LDERS — Pench ok ~~ * om — , PAPER HANGER cae bo own the hetter kind. priced art Int: rment Fri Jen Coaches or Sale PAP ER H ANGING—So PAINT See ta eee GAS RANGES. —Slightly Yo ie dollars = farther here, HANNON. oe os tare 1Hyv9a be had ata bareain at PAPERHANGER—Com- | For D—Roadster; . } ‘cnamaled Nance. | M fot skv CARS $25 and up: tormis, trade , ; ' ics) G. ARDNE K- —]9U™ COM ODS—Es TE ass elouth ohcte Busr Accessories, Parts—For Sale COMPLETE R. & P. STOCK Bought From U. 8. Court 3 Radio and Auto Stores 4579 Reston . Ave. jg Be vee motoue lere, PATTERN MAKERS, with wood machinery patterns. Toledo Machine & Westwood — Sot TYPEWRITER AND ADDING CARPET CLEANING ~ a Call MAgm. £99t for an TY PEWRITERS— Under ; 7i— Refi ay couple: in S50: mota'’s 6) meets ‘ Ww. 13% a =. © f

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ot PAGE 10__ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _"_SATURDAY, ‘APRIL 27, 1999__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ____ } if 3 4 ; : | | | ~ = ; . 2 : , $ - . ; -, . -. . oor tt. —. ¢ 3, Fi Fis .of i ms , , 3. srl re _ a i yi r ‘eather Bureau told about! a rainbow lying flat. The surface;on the Atlantic seaboard the sea / | National Co-operative Milk Pro-; ship of 8000 and estimated annta,/ should assume the fan , } oT 3 _ ~* 5 - = . m * ¢ : —— o 4 «= ¢% . =e 5ti ~~ «° ee . fy -saey deeee tr rr — — rs z Be BE hr horizontal rainbows seen at, of the lake. acting as a mirror, j surface temperature in the western | ; | ducers Federation, repres¢ ——— — of $9,600, 2 tyes ‘Orming and Operating is Peat 3 he same time by Dr. E. D. Ball,! may give him a second reflected; half of the straits of Florida off | | according to its secretary, 44 mem- seeing a @rave danger that the a i. 4 ES ; ‘erly Assistant Secretary of Ag-/ rainbow, and other reflection ef-| Miami fell 2 degrees (Fahrenheit) ber associations market stabilization corporations will f St. Louis Dairy Cx | i riculture and now an insect fighter fects may add a thirc. | and the west and the western edge j than $3! eta i agg “| of their purpose, the Federation Only 400 Active ae b ae | | “uf stre se and its products, fie ye , G wi , in Arizona. | A great deal is said about the ef- | f the guif stream seems to have . ee yee hale ; feclares that. in this event. the ...- Ldwin Popkess, pelea lo. moved some five miles to the east- . | with Congress a vigorou at RS ed a ae sie, WM r alr I r one fect of the ocean on the weather. ca >t. Leowky Sima ee a horizontal rainbow 01 fect of the oce: | ‘ ke hy tte ie ne ae a! i ee : de Dr. Charles F. Brooks of Clark Uni- | Ward in 36 hours,” Dr. Brooks said. acainst those sections of tl whol co-operative marketin Journal, ; me al, month? trade mn discredited nj zine. said w eréaal that - = vest co-operative assaci. the eyes of the public. _The hope! the m - ee —_ 2 must have a perfectly level, smooth a : aaa A= & . > ; é« ; - . es - - = . . * 7 7” surface, such as that of a lake. This versity discussed among other The stirring that was responsible National Federation T hink’s J ——— ; and Senate » ASSESS AS, 49 Lf, ff f farm relhef bills, hich | movement will - i ii . , : rp 7 ‘ine es i, Sieas - th ry) °r Aa effect ‘ he “oathe ~% 4 . oo. ~ “ / UL S. Weather Bureau Official | must pe supporting myriads of tiny things the effects of the weather/ for this probably raised tempera-! , Syneriment’ Danverous an storm will : Experiment } — erved on Lake. pen if there is a layer of oi masses of water, which will be re- | YOrmsés a ponservation of the ther the lake. and mist hovering abo. flee . Under such circumstances the miles away. in some_spot of the greater outporing into the at- responsibilty for is expressed that “no co-oper'ive membership Of the Ge gumme SS Tes mae eae = “ere 4 on . ture Milk } rolucers’ > a _ Association Was ~ " ‘ i a .s « : : s ca. " J RR ANS Se ORS OS RR a as : ~e a eR ot ae Ba SE 3 Prof. W. J. Humphreys h F ; FRE ae PR Ro “J Se SR cea ae aoa Sa SED ENR NS. 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MS he: 5 yP 1. mee SAT EE ae t Das | a arks sf _ s pe * $ 7 3. ae ; SiGe roe OKs + a. 4 ~~ an » aie 4 ae % eee » — ye ee ery ~ =r ee ea ve aa oe - . ; Lae a zeny —s ? % ns Hi aR PE Pra Mee scdeh iendcdee unica tes: ictal sire cee Be hie P ee, ” , ' S81 RRR RE EIT T9PRE Pe, 7. Gedel Peete “i | sipuaae ath Se 2%, “ ey , $. aD. ae ‘ CO Se re PPP M wher Moy I RON AR Blue grounded to Gehringer. Schu- item , = | is eS Rew s ' 2 om : 9aF die threw out O'Rourke. Manush Bits oa | : eee. > ) fF fa OD 4 oo . Ba Bes ) wae ‘orbled over third, Schulte was! @ ( ; + : The Princess of Pep! | : . " = a + | + - ‘ , % - a : ae ’ ; - | /' , te Sat’ hot a. : = i x “ 2s | & t. . : c | : R we “ t ’ ; 4 ‘ Daten iaete. wee | i FIRST TIME! = \ Me Me a FEST BA ORE me ET gS Se Ta 8 te oy ee | alae She’s a Co-ed Cutie. et th : - ses! Rs : ” v + gto .* . cy “e~ ga tty OE es 3 : ke LA o fon eee ie € , . etl. e : mprtn ae a The Campus Flirt! 7 g Maal : | ae = ‘ | | —_ - + Studyin’ the “Fine Arts” of Boom-Boom Blowouts! | , —. i ee es oe : a @ johnson grounded to Blue. THREE Davenport Daddies! er The Peppiest of All the | brs Gd .* he 3” “Wy Tk | . RS sy vy 2, ee % Of SSE omtea oft McManus’ shin. McGow-| Greater Talkie Month Hits! f 4 } . r | 7 . —_, ‘ ; 2 g A- a S F 0: - | Sy; * | a ’ E an took « thir stun Melitle beat |, . - : F : 4 a , + > . 2 = P ¥ . < . 4 \ : + . c : ‘ .* f ; “ ad a ' - aa 4 out a hit to deep short, Kress stop- , ; Mei IN ENTERTAINMENI oe Siew -o tearing would be caught, | in ) ting a start and was thrown out at; On a memorable day — August 6th, 1926—in the city of New York a Ve pe { A\t 0. eh ee 4 : | the plate, Rice to — Warner Bros. VITAPHONE thrilled the world with the first , : Talking Picture. This new wonder—the Screen with the Voice — quickly captured the public imagination. In less than three years, Vitaphone has entertained millions upon millions of people. It has gone from triumph to triumph until it has revolutionized both the motion picture industry and the Stage. Today Vitaphone is proclaimed around the world as the greatest name in the entire realm of entertainment. \ itaphone is the modern Aladdin’s Lamp. It offers vou Romance — Drama — Comedy — Musical Plays — Grand Opera — whatever form of entertainment your fancy favors at the moment. Vitaphone brings you face to face with the great personalities of the age. You hear the life-like voices of your favorite stars of Screen. and Stage. You are captivated with the golden melodies of world-renowned singers and musicians. See and hear \ itaphone. Remember — ONLY Vitaphone has the life-like Vitaphone voice. Be sure you see and hear the real Vitaphone. Watch for local announcements of genuine \ itaphone Talking Pictures. | eaten ¥ OR enh NR FAT Oy REI ORT on = STARTS SATURDAY | | BAMADE You see and hear Vitaphone only in Warner Bros. and Fi ae National Pictures: een —_——- - aon nl tat ae Fs! Re ae A

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eammanti en mm —~ i ——. eR. ae the tT Ole raping > : burden them: Taouis Conty Ld \ : x? + ar ‘ aL. Dairy ¢ 0-Operat ive 400 Active Members wer Popk« Se Louis -~- 9 Publisher : montniy trade Mag Bey % : . j a rdayv that althoy rsnip Of the st . roiucers 0-Operatiy Carried Nat Iona! Vuis on ' Fe deratj ; Paid-up me l‘ormer me Pav dite Ea 45 inactive it 400, pers who aa not now Con! ids ré d a : " ; : >] 4) i 3 boi) nem berg —— ae ] ra} ry men’ » Louw 5) “ ‘ WS “~ 4 7 _—_ + ¢ : Dy ee — = ~ a Stock Market Closing Prices Complete Sales TABLES 18 PART 1, PAGES 6, 7, 8 snsler-enaiilitin a ~_— ‘* ~. » The Only Evening Newspaper in St. Louis With the A ssociated Press News Service ~ PART TWO. ‘ ST. LOUIS, SATURDAY, APRIL Zé, 1929. PAGES 11—14. | ETROIT 10, BROWNS 1; CARDINALS 7, CINCINNATI 3 (c= laeholder ILEXANDER, JOH AND O ROURKE MLL OVER THE - : Y 3 if | an — play, Kress to Melillo to to McManus. | Zinger getting four. pitcher who finished ‘and a crowd estimated at 18,000 attended. fe umpiring. Be grounded to Gehringer. Schu- 'ie threw out O'Rourke. | ting a start and was thrown out at | ®ush popped to Schuble. | Manion, McGowan holding second. By James M. Gould Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. DETROIT, April 27.—The Browns lost the series opener to Detroit bere this afternoon. The score Was i to Georce Bilacholder the 5 ; Grownle starting pitcher and he , -_ a Running the NEW YORK AT PHILADELPHIA 020005002 9101. PHILADELPHIA mond, young Boston,A. A. distance 0 0 0 1 ? 0 0 4 0 7 14 3 star, captured the one-mile in the sensational time of 4 min- utes 143-5 seconds today at the | Penn relay carnival. specia! Ratterice: New York—Pipgcras. Moore nm] Grabowski, Jorgens. Dickey: Philade!- phia—Grove. Yerkes. Earnshaw, Orvol) and Cochrane. CLEVELAND AT CHICAGO 000001000 152 CHICAGO 2 1 My- Under a dazzling sun that shone from skies. the 36 clear youthful army of over 00 athletes began a fresh attack on track and field records today in the concluding half of the Pennsyivania relay carnival. Lermond. after | Orval Martin of Purdue in stirring duel on the back came down the home stret: typically witnessed burst of speed to cut down his rival and break the tape a good 19 vards in front of Martin. The Boston ace covered the last quarter in 614-3 seconds as the climax to one of the finest miles any American has turned in for some time, It was exactly two sec. onds short of Norman Taber's American record. Chicago Wins. Chicago won the two-mile pitceo relay 0@0001123X 71 Batteries: Cleveland—Shaute and Chicago—Thomas and Berz NATIONAL LEAGUE pHs aees ss BZ) CHICAGO AT PITTSBURG 022120100 8151 PrIrrsBURG 120000103 7140 _ Batteries: Chicago— Malone, Blake ane Seaulte: Piitsburc—Swetonic. Hill. Fussell and Hargreaves. Hemsler. PHILADELPHIA AT BROOKLYN | 613012010 8111 BROOALIYN 601011000.4734 Batteries: Philadelphie—Willovghbr and Lerian: Brookirn—Clark. Dudler, Pattison and Henline. BOSTON AT NEW YORE being passed by a stretch, rs) ‘h with a cole iner, withstood a sensational |earrying the baton for New York ‘University. Edwards, who con- ,quered Gist resterday in the sprint medley, faced a 30-yard deficit as NEW YORE he entered tbe last &880-yard leg. 0 ] 0 1 0 2 1 v 0 4 16 4 He made up all of this but the |effort took so much stamina that he was unable to match Gist's spurt in the stretch and the Chicago star |} won by six vards. Edwards, never- | theless, was clocked in 1:53 2-5 for his half mile. Ohio State's sprinters ~ained fur- ther laurels when their quartet, /anchored by Simpson, smashed ihe carnival record for the one-haif mile college relay championship by covering the distance in 1 minut, °7 seconds. The former mark of 1:°7.4 was made in 1926 by Yale. [ _ Batteries——Boston, R. Smith and Taylor. New York, Geuewich, Hubbell, Benton ana U'Parrell. HAMMER THROW RECORD FALLS IN DRAKE MEET By the Associated Preas. The summaries: TAMMER THROW (SPECIAL!—Won bs Edward F. Black. Maine. 168 ft. ’ n.: second, Don ou. ees. a - mane 14% in.: third, Warren orden, DRAKE STADIUM, DES 147 ft 8% im.: fourth, P. N. Vonckx, : on | Harvard. 146 ft. % ‘mn. April 27.—A driz- | rwo-MILE © L L6G E RELAY CHAM- . : ; *TONSHIP—Won by Chicago ‘ Willhams, zling rain that started falling an foe 4 Letts an Gist) > "or “niv ty: Mer New am i ° the meet opened | zs rk University; third, New_Hampslure | BROAD JUMP fourth, Princeton. Time 7:30 " —Won by G Armr. dampened the finals of the Drake | BR°4P FO ee udth New York , : ’ , "5 = 5 as pm carnival today. Indications). }****) eee a hour before 23 New York Tni- *& 2 third, Boyle. Pennsylvania, 22 ft. D4. in ONE-HALF MILE COLLEGE RELAY CHAMPIONSHIP—Won by Ohio State Rockaway and Simp- : third, * egrnival record, 1:2745 made by relay (K.ries, Wilfred Ketz of the Michigan University | smashed the Drake former Yeaie in a toss of 157 ft, 8 2-5 in., eclipsing | Won Boston A 4 Purdte:. Time. by Leo Lermond second. Orval Martin. Willa m MeKniff. Penpa. 14 S36. HIGH JUMP—WVon Princeton, 6 ft. 1 in.; tween Sexton. | Lincoln, JAVELIN made by Gwinn of Pittsburg in ' 1927. Claud Bracey, the Texas tornado | from Rice Institute, splashed to victory in a driving rain to win the 100-yard dash in 8.8 seconds. This was considered remarkable, .. Second. Freedman. Geneva. 189 because of the soggy condition of ff fh, Mi thre) Mom misyivania. the track. yeck Sager = oe INTER SCHOLASTIC TWO-MILE RELAY Dame was second, two yards be- CHAMPIONSHIP—Won or Lakewood Texas flyer, with Eddic ‘a Ohio. ‘Relinger. Michigan star, Fen Hedge second, tie Dt Georgtovn, and Lydnor. 6 ft. "HROW—Won by Distance. 196 ft.. . mm , ‘al record: former record of 196 ft. “"4.in. made by Oberst. Notre Dame. in 10°4) 2 ' Mvrers. New 2 9 f We w 184 Elliott. j he V4 Mercersburg. ! Institut and Womer): second Academy: third. Hamilton Canade. Time. &m. 193 SHOT PUT—Wou by Adelman of Minnesota twon: dietance. 47 ft. 2% in.: . ® Behr. Wiscensin: distance. record in the in.: third, Smith. New York Un' 46 ft. 2% in.: fourth, Weaver. Chicago. Tolan, University of «ye, ,enece- second tt. 64%, rersitt - George Otterness. smashed the Drake pole vault when he soared 13 feet, 4%; inches, bettering the former record of 13 feet made by Mc-. Kown of Kansas State Teachers in| 46 Finiand: Chib. Philadelphia: Time, 14m. | by Paavo Nurmi, ter. Meadowbrook third. Baker. Ohio State. “29 1-5e. WYCKOFF EQUALS DASH MARK IN COAST MEET | By the Associated Press. STATE COLLEGE STADIUM, FRESNO, Cal.. April *27.—Frank Wrekoff. of Glendale Junior Col- lege, national 100-yard dash cham- | pion, equaled the world's record of team at the Penn relays last year./ 9 3-5 seconds in his qualifying heat — HIGH HURDLES Fina! | of this event this morning in the Sentman. Dlinois: Rodgers. I 4 second: Hager. lowa Beate, ¢ ird: Ali-| West Coast rélays. The sturdy) son, lowa. fourth. ime With lesa than half of the ing pools of water standing. Illinois cracked the world’s rec- ord for the 480-yard high hurdles The former mark was bce | 33-5 fourth. ify feet 6 3-5 es. twrake relax record. old rd eet br | einn of Pittsbure in 1927. 165 feet 6 | Wyckoff was running in the Class B division for junior colleges. Charley Borgan, University of Southern California, national °20- _ inches. Ba yard dash title holder, and for- OE a amie a | mer king of the hundred-yard (Tierman, Beruth, Limnéell. Kemp):) men, also equaled the world’s 308-4 Qecidental College. Califurria. str | vard record in winning his qualify- Continued on Page 12, Col. 3. | ing heat in the Class A section. ‘ in “RECORD FALLS aa hen -Vir-. * gil Gist. the Maroodr“ancter run’ C1lORB- | ing challenge from Phil Edwards, | Blanchard of Maplewood won the second, New | Svracur®. | 1976. | iin 4 INVITATION ONE-MILE RUN (Special) | chard, ' 4m. | 45 t. ?% in. INVITATION THREESULE RUN—Wor | furm! second. OF- | | Brooklyn Makes ‘Nica Cir. Who | Won His Match in Ryder Cup Contest ee ee a ee i ee oS ee Haid i he he he ee ee tue wre ~~ www weve HORTON SMITH. CR A eR His ’ 4. CARDINALS — Douthit struck | out, BLANCHARD WINS ROOSEVELT HIGH 100-YARD DASH BLANKS CENTR IN COUNTY MEET BY A 7-0 SCORE > 1 => 4 § ROOSEVELT, 0003111107 CENTRAL. imeet here out Smith of University City and 0 0 0 9 g 0 4 | Wepperich, St. Charles and Israel, | 'Clayton who finished in a tie for) Cleveland defeated Beaumont, 5 third. The time was 18.7 seconds. | to 0, in the first game. For details The summaries of the prelimin-| gee inside pages. ary heats follow: FINAL SUMMARIES 100-TARD DASH-— firfet Smit! &, = ‘ By Henry Freund. G ® K.B.E. FRANCIS FIELD, April 100-yard dash in the County track this afternoon, beating ; ’ ’ / ’ PUBLIC SCHOOL STADIUM, econd: | April 27.—Rosevelt High defeated sea: Central 7 to 0 in the second high y school game today. che Wepperich. St Israel. Cl third Time RRO-YARD RUN lL. Austin. University Austin. Nniversity City. st. Chariec. fourth. Time, 2 The lineup: CENTRAL. ( Bassman 1b ‘The EF Table ; Sens.” sheridan « Harmon ss NATIONAL LEAGLUPE. if Cunningham 2b Vourtee rf ) Cuntz p Murdoch cf they : Pt. win. Kellerman cf thi p 667 344 Rich. if Lilley . a aie aon é aA + 4 mee: res. Be a m > ‘ i as one uy Ao 4 a Rim ne 4 ay , - . ra ee fy Dey ‘1 ae Mh a oe es pare er te Ss ee ee | ¢ 7 Ks ee Sie 4 Lathes beet dil GSS ” YS eer a a eS ary “an Pep: enti ive oo drante ales - " : pees ng yO as FR om i Pi SPR. wer eee . 7 Ten (4 ~ = wr. ny Sm eee - me hd ty, ae I ~ Pag MP ia ig. We gee et A djed eaceats ee ee ~~. + prey rhe A Yd» gaan sae 6 Ppa tyengarans, haart “ ‘ : Pe fa ts onthe aise . ae rhe om ~ a wr ere ae BS Manado * — ~ ARNO sccm nt aes vas a at se * oe “eae tare weit Pe =, sy High, 10 to 9.“today. en the Web- ster Groves diamond, The game NY ZA) BREAKS TIEN 7TH CE OPT CaSO RAE EO ae! OE AOE. DETERMINES A AR AE I Re SI aa Mi eRe em ~ 2 Re we ere ee

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HS: Louis POST- DISPATCH | SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 1929_ Wis Bs ST. LOUIS POST-DisPaivcH._ SERIES@ ADDITIONAL SPORT NEWS -:- 33° _——=— === ERRORS HELP OR ELL HOLDS _— “qf +» BIG 6 LEAD By the moonshine S 7. L Oo U i S Coss GARDNER WIN MANHATTAN, Kan., April 27.— Last Times Today | "Mi: ne 7% sy ; Racing Results _ Home runs put the aap el Se | Th I “Oth oT er : into a tie with Oklahoma for the | LOUISVILLE an : Big Six baseball leadership as th | erTeams' AMATFIIR SOLE | wencner ctenrs trncx | Reece arrestee LOONS | FIRST RACE—One mile and one-six- Other Big Acts Plus teenth in 10 innings here, yesterday | Sang Terre (H, Elston) 7-2 6-5 1-3 ~ . . gh Crow's Nest (W. B yee Capt. Ward of the Aggies sent “THE GODLESS GIRL” | weniiedder” (f.* Miaije’ . y the ball over the right field fence Sat. Mats. to 6:30, 35-15 | Time. 1:47 1-5. Necromancer ‘and Last|in the home half of the tenth. | Bite al an ACE— Six furlongs: oe gee we scored in the second | Son o' Battle (J, McCo; even “2/0On McCollum’s homer, and in the | > | Ramoneur (T. Malle; ; 8-20 1-6 : 2 ' ' THE WINNERS $| March Hare (D, Me- _ | third when Ward's hot drive went | , | Auliffe) - «ee even? through the left fielder’s legs and pi “eR . 1:12, The Tartar, Igloo, Othello -; als . ae “ul counted for four bases. - oe — tg THIKD RAC E—Five furlongs: etna THE INDIVIDUAL. Crack Brigade (W. Bar ‘Scott Gardner, Triple A, Monkatani ‘L Aine, 2 oe FIVE NEW MEMBERS - a da ce; tas, OS ST L.Ow 8 low net score (i. McAte ea ARE ON GRID BODY en ALL . 1:00.” Bést” Man. “Swatter. Dress EUGENIE LEONTOVICH | _ LN OP ww an ae an on, en ae ) ? ) ‘ By the Associated Press. Pv. CHICAGO, April 27. ‘ AM POTTS HALL, who Is deals in statistics, made a r ( ¢ ) ) ; ? ‘ ) eee nn - discovery that has caused even Manager Joe McCarthy to ponder. Hall figures that because a right-handed hitter in baseball takes one more step than a southpaw in going to first base that the Cubs, who are almost all. right-handers, will run 72 By Harold Tuthill y Jerry Bernoudy hing by Idris “Dude’ , right-hand rtist, gave Kendree College baseball | PUBLIC SCHOOL STADIU April 27.—@levelang Playeg spice did baseball behing the — TRE TR mame — ae | supery © | ‘ql deserved 2-0 triumph | pitching of Vannest to blank Beau | Bs Washingt on Unive rsity mont 5 to 4 nen 17 ae — the first game o6 Miss eset Ficld yesterday aft-|> miles farther than any other 7 ; igh School doublessm. The Bearcats broke aj) National League team this sea- header here this afternoon. i tie in the sixth inning by; ' son. was Vannest’'s se: , *Bryan Winters, North prime ran U Hills, low gross.... 75 FOURTH RACE—Mile «# + seventy yards cs er) : 8-1 : 97 TWO-MAN TEAMS. pee igs (7 Baller). §1 41] PHILADELPHIA, April 27.— AND. SO heli : tay Schwartz, Midland Upset Lad (G. Ellis). 4-1) The Eastern Association for the se- | cayncharnng | Special to the Post-Dispatch. A Time, 1:44 Brown Wizard, Chicatie, Valley . Mei Foo, Chatford, Flag Day and Beacon lection of football officials has six Second shutout vie, mime, TUN on Oster’s single |- oe CEOS Ss od ee oo Joe Stace, Sunset it 82872] MBG Be ice vaate yg ggfaew members touey, Lewtie et | SSO BED Cleveland was held hitless for sons rgin of victory secure by GAVUZZI STILL Lucky Moon “OW aus ae ee $-5 1-2 Georgetown, Dr. db. O. Reeves of ; een eenn alka ; . three innings although two meal cover another marker in the FOUR-MAN TEAMS. Time. 1:01. Adequate, Castle “Rock, | “fayette, Harry Stansbury of West Tonight, 50c-$2.50; Mat. Today, 50c-$2.00 ith of fist rst EK trame on a pair of Washing- | First place, tie between St. Louis x = id, ase Along ‘aleo ran. Virginia, Ray Van Orman of Johns Branch Box Uffice, Rothschiid-Cireenfieid. reacned bas¢ in the second | ; : : on an followed by Gosset’s | . of ‘ ; : ~ars Chianti (M. G ’ -1 ‘ , | Hopkins, Dr. Roy Mercer ft Bie: error and a hit batsman. T _" | Country cape and North Hills, each | y anity (A, Shenk). j a6 -5| Swarthmore, and Ray Collins of horst opened the third seune v7 4 " Se ae | team having a uet score of 309 Northampton , aL Geet. a og gee New York Tiniversity ‘were elected PB ase eSeSeSeSeS eS oub 7 ewe, Who accoraing to Fre- | strokes. The St. Louis Countr me, 3 F Panuco, wee, OE CGR Te | ‘a 8. 25 PERAGS oe" rene edge line, js being = atched by New | Club team was composed of King Coaah soe = ship, Penarc, Omareen and) Jast night at a meeting of the as- acanaen ae GRAND ocse ; > ‘ > ) . Hs = es 2s vate ; > nema or OL lel Om OO RE let Klundt’ ‘thant when Weber | Giants’ scouts, was effective | Ludington, 85; Sam Capen dr., 79; JAMAICA SCRATCHES. cee calbaa 3 ys) ono s rd strike roll —_—- the game. He held | CE Ag TE z _ : First—Stage Struck. Second—Adames. RCA PHOTOPHONE ay through hig legs, Klunat 4 out . «(S4 ; Mason Scudder, 73, and Ellsworth | mj,g—poiyfon. Tomberau. Fourth—Cal- ad wtih. th : Stole Gitears to four hits, struck out | Smith, 76. The North Hills team | wick. TWO introduces wt ind and continued home Si | Brandl gt © realm - BALL TODAY | cames COHENS & KELLYS same name on # and pitec hed himself : ; ‘ Weber's wild he: ay batters, | was composed of Elliott Whitbread, cave past third, 7a trying situations in the WAYNESVILLE, Mo., April 27. | 78; Bill Medart, 79; Bryan Winter, At Havre de Grace. ran. IN ATLANTIC CITY Three hits two errors i / ’ . oa 5-2e an . ‘duxth 1 cs. “Bu ne : . : Sportsman’s Park rf RGE N pitch accounted for Clev ia - s pri 5 atnrtin penal a DAO: Of Magento ee eS FIRST MACE—Vout and onc half $ + vale as ta ea a a ruins sta & acer, | 3 : ; ‘ou ang one-ha ur- ~ other two runs in the Seventh, 2 wa creditable hall ak tae 'the Pyle procession into Waynes- | *There was no prize provided for | longs: CARDINALS vs. CINCINNATI A GREAT VAUDEVILLE BILL * ’ ’ . ‘ : c —- | ‘ . . . Slater struck out fifteen ph . .l ville today. reac ™ individual low gross score. All | *¥ost aguas (H Brick- eo as "ant © , . Ren : atterg — miserable support. Hej ville today, reaching this control gon } 7.40 4.50 3.3 First Game Starts at 1:30 O’Qock lock. and Vannest ten. 4 en : ' he | t e —— - prizes were in merchandise certifi- | Yeoman ‘(E. Ambrose). .... 7.00 &. PITTSBURGH HER MOR mVouderille % 11S '6 ond Bb: i te BEAUMONT - 4 smoved in the sixth after the | point in tour hours. a alee Partisan (E. Moon) : reeeeee r ow wert a Pore ROW aude ville, o, 6 an » P, “ss ' In. | John 8S: . Passaic, N. J., was S- { Audax, ens : ) ' ' eas AB. . P.O. : : = had tallied their first run. | Joh ilo of Passaic, N. J. wa 1h mi SE hb. pe Ande: givens , i ee eee Ga : . " iA" ] " ,o : , ‘ ‘ ~ 7 wWsi i siz é y ‘as Chief also W eid ; ein fine fashion, allowing only | und Giusto Umek of i al; pets By de McGoogan. | penemoalier and Fox Catcehr Farms en- PHOTOPLAY THEATEES PHOTOPLAY THEATERS rebst ee ee ae a a a ae ae ee a ee ee, ee, a ~ “~Se"~-se> +, . ™ . " - ' - > 7g . *) ~* . . sompkins finished for the|second in 4 hours and 20 minutes Moonstruck.. Khara, Billie N. and Motor # d striking out six bat- 'third in 4 hours and minutes. : om Res sO REA HAS BEEN THE ean The dav’s lap from Rolla here Scott Gardner of Triple A, witht | SECOND RACE—Six furlonsg: G T Pracheite igi | Battleship Grey (S ons , DEMAND FOR SEATS AT Bill Beckmann was the | was a short one, 32 miles. As are-/|the advantage of a handicap of | O'Donnell) _. .. 310 Fria. Chit (F. Weiner) . Washington batter to gather) sult of today’s running, Gavuzzi eight strokes, yesterday won low]! Houssain (F. Catrone} oo ” anal ane ie doubled to) was stil] leading the marathoners 'net honors in the first amateur |), wo an 12 2-5, Whitehall, 4 ed | the Bears’ half of the sec-/| in elapse d time for the entire race. : handicap golf tournament held un- | THIRE RACK— Six furlong ane ‘ bot was stranded. Another | ona geet ider the auspices of the St. Louis} Acuastella Wall) SB AU'1E.50 S. | \ — ; ms was wasted in the fourth AIKEN IN FORM, AND District Golf Association at North Sc! a NAR Pay , ecee O.90 AO | : oo High { wo ber BO ' ; a : 7 the Bears filled the bases | JOHN BURROUGHS BEATS Hills. His net score was 72. Time, 1:12. as a Domino, Kopeck, CONTINUOUSE also ‘. , ! but were un-| - "inte however, turn: dison of John and Mud n oly one gone. u | | Brvan Winter, b z , | "FO RTH RAC Mile a FROM g hitter, Bill! ‘ing ) ree n ' titor en a %9.] " al (O. Brown) .... 24.70 10.00 9 P. is team's pading I Allowing onl) three “hie on e competitors when he shot a «9% | Rockhawk (8. Leish- | GCRAND AT WASHINGTON BLVD. M. a brilliant game at irst striking out eight opponents, Aiken Winter was playing from scratt h. | at. . we 450 NOW PLAYI ‘ : mt SEL OU ect ‘ “? 1 s ; , ' Ti co JO aRIiVe Fr ediof Nal pitched John Burroughs to a $-to- It had been intended to start n, Wat i the ba axive Seuxhe Gock- NG: ‘Bearcats registered only five! 1 yictory ever Country Day yes-/| team play by four members from] rill a le and ASS rit &S apa ri sone oy nl Sat Inasmuch as some of| FIFTH RACE—One mile and one six- | at Deties Comparison | THAT WE HAVE DECIDED TO off Smith and Tompkins, 'terday afternoon on the Codasco each club but inasn ec Bears mia ade seven errors. | diamond. t was the third straight the clubs were not represented “Oltear Mag ges Ae .28.40 10.60 6.30 ‘WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS 7 | epee aca y - 7 HOLD THIS GREAT PICTURE Run. baited . . dansen, Sint h ; Slater %. off ’ “= gshington’s mexAt ganie will be 'yvictory for John Burroughs. yesterday it was decided to consid- ae eee Oe ee By Siaier “13. bs Fe ro. PeCmcordia Monday in the see-| The pox score: ez the first tournament separately |The Nut ij, Majbeb). 220° oo 840 OVER FOR SECOND WEEK ses—Cleveland R, mans S, game of the series to decide J. BURROUGH- et ‘ - | so far as the cup was concern 4 | Soul Honor. Minotaur Constitution. | ; .iy Aw BR : - : | sais : are } ‘ oor tb ' ia ' ; . : Di ol f 4 ; —— ot. : } S| al weee8e-8-.2> leeecse-uc! ol euocceese” “oe iy -? = ssouz S=SSiiw-=-3 i c- Seen ; ise? son "oe & - 2 Taran eer Panta 8 F 4 ; " ¥ a Fe aes : rae Se med 7 HIGH SCHOOL ay ii ht ) 3 boned . The teams of the Country © "| Cottage Backrope. Dear Lady. Lette: q ~ bv ‘ + . } °° . > : ia a ‘ . | oe P ‘ » ; . , x. ph) A GAME », Chicago bantamweisht, -— r Sed he b 3 | and North Hill tied for first prize! cix Fire. Rock. Rhyme and Reason ' . ; Continued From Page 11, Col. 6. he an impressive debut in Madi- with four man net scores of 309 | ‘ -? ior iv ' ? mp] ton | Fe . Ol i . ' m4 ——- . Square em last ag by | ory, aed spo le 1 ¢ ‘each while Midland Valley was| At Lexington. | illey popped to Tieman. Uhl st ing a technical knockout Over | se. | 7 o> 418 81 eee th 314 and Forest Pari ‘eather clear: track fast | ‘ LF Be, - : ole ; ; , — Pe + ' otals ’ isecond with 314 an orest rk Weather clear: tract ast. »¢ second. Vogel struck out. Gey Roth of New York in the ee p21 ee | third with 328. FIRST RACE—S$S800, futurity course: aes WINDSOR — x CENTRAL—Bassman flied to gh round of a 10-round nie | zoe, Burrowshs ....10009 2 4 4q In the two man division, Hay 7 age. age ATE BA com . = 326 | || Sowa es 4 yc Presents a New AND FINEST THEATER . tro battered his man at will 1 | Codase i ni in AR lg | Sch: idle e rg e | Anite (McDermott) . ~ 00 Vogel. Tieman popped to Yeager, battered his ma i dasco Pa Sacrifice - hit Schartz of Midland Valley and Joe 7 me. f 3. Mo n Phase Lady Her. | ALL-TALKING oe tae Sheridan s singled to left. Sheridan Mey round and had Koth on t i R Stolen basee— Aik Ick ‘| Switzer of Sunset won first honors | , Fireproo aleo Tan. Stole second. Harmon flied to 4 gofa knockout when the re f= | lowe (2) gaya v aie a sont with 154. each having a net score), arm RAC as our “and one-half fur-| \ vt Voge. 4 phalted the match after © miin- | Bo: 240. ke 1 wit! ritehed " ji— B . ‘ 77. Joe Fedor. Forest Park, L. Yoll [mM ; an j - “ace : POURTH — ROOSEVELT — sp 15 seconds of the cishth | sick (Desloge.) | Base 7m Struck vut—By | E. Balson, Midland Valley tied with | JRE ET eee | y : et ~ am ii : ok : Ly» AY el = *} ‘ c ? iT) TT i = ; ’ ° | Jenrv Cr | : 7 10.2¢ } Bennett . walked. Ordrop forced . Mes | Chick Irwin, North Hills and J. A.} € cs i? 0 ae? ah eel a co . ~ o oo m ee ee al . Li . Le Patterson of Westborough for sec- nen Thi ule Spray. Wood Tu ve oe Tieman to Cunningham # : | Pepys. iar ami tconn oe ee. r. | Baca ; : rdrop stole second. Kruse was ° ; | ond place with Toe strokes while harin fo yr - ae . acing iM. S. Gardner, Triple A, Charites PR onc gs x 2 [> ¥ safe on Tieman’s error. Yeagar | . ; > : ee ° ; . 1 os :¢ » Ci} bie AOU Fox singled off Tieman’s glove, filling orn en ee NE LI, ORE TES en ee eee 28.50 “7.70 '| MOVIETONE Adapted from the bases. ‘'oultas singled to left, At Pj lico. Are. SEOwRES. SBC TM — 0 7 | Kotsrean. North Hills and R. E. | Marzat: L. Jones) -.-. 448 2.79 NEWS the Play by Scoring Urdrop a ; hing rheeeed bef "i yb | Jones, Normandie for third place. cum On . Dick Bockenkamp an 62, icl- m "tame save ja eee ee 2.22 “SYNCOPATION IN Beateries zap | T.. LOU } f AM ay F Em Li: NT « fouled to Fassman. THREE an fa [tos tet Cees fed ao ‘ay | dott Whitbread, 78. Clarence Wolff, | Lightning Jones (1 es ” Overture Production Rv Ns. : ° : ‘ “eee a r How ij vas . a 4. : * | ‘ ‘ cisionin . .weemts ' SU and Cheste r i) Brien an a3. pil - 2 “ Tigh foe . 9 sie ** = | HOLLAND bed WILLIAM TELL ” ( { }- I ¢ j j , j > : & Zewgenehde : nd upward. one’ mie aud ome-wae |” p , : —_ ee Cast of 150 Entertainers FOX GRAND ORCHESTRA , ; °+ arter entry, + fournament Sidelights. Pebble aroly CENTRAL—Cunningham fouled - Oe Rh. . | Le | — : — PITH RAC E—One mile and -SiX- FOX STUDIO ENSEMECLE ADOLPHE KORNSPAN, Conducting | to Be nnett. y ourtee singled over F, Eek vet oy Car-Oldcs ana ’ La! a cd — , : 7 a sats 4h) | "The next tournament is to he tang ) & A ' 4 lal “eonge rr \held either the third or the fourth t-pain oe ob — | 7 ! second. Cuntz hit into a double 4 4 t Cabel lsGal . dase _ j bore i} i ‘ SrERA Fea : > mas ? . . : — ’ artaeco oy ‘ F “A | : 4 | - . = ‘ ilson Picture, “OF Eng m men nk mene & Equation enn ‘ "Hl ° j ~ : cilia | I se ra 7 noun an i r? hin . k oO} Tim . trl l ’ ana 4) Aole | TL Thousands Are Thrilling to Conrad py ange th te {fice SCAN with Phyl- —o ; draws - ; i alia i ehiils pWwit’: ' ni . tA 4: PULL Ct BL aidi «J e* ° ‘4 ; 5 ¥ "s “LTE 3 i« ‘ : — . " ‘ ‘ se. ' i ‘ ’ : rr) "?) ad | ~ HAI | EN out on srtken. : rete ‘singled oft Beet 1 Altamart | “ Flora —¥ pepe Tagg Pole | * agate mele y to rd seni. | LONDOS C GES | RICHARD DIX m Dolly. 110 Mikelina SONN BERG A a Heart-Throbbing Romance SHENANDOAH CLARA BOW in ean All- tn scoring Vog 5B race—8°5.000 added. SH Talking An gy “T HE | 5170 Manchester “REDSAIN” Cuntz's glove, ri 4 el, ene art g°5 nd ‘the Dixie ) Second race. tamil re | uid |}thing to speed up the play, _ 4year-vlds and up. one mile and ne mile and ecventy yards (first le . ' wel! ¥ ee ee ae ition): Sh Two caddies were injured by THROWING MONDT S no a ae ; he | wash mempted double steal, Bennett was Herve. Weircht. a | *adjutart . . 3 Omar's Double 1% ; — balls O1 nit ge P | PHI iC a 3 3901 &. Cu. ; we oe 7 + nee OPES om ‘iven balls ie hit DANG cen oT ZG | WANCHESTER (tuck Fowe'sfouss: |OZARK |i, "eras pases ‘ : f ion... i a SUR! Satin 3 t weep Out i's ithe ribs. a flying tackle and avin scissors | ~ , a Rich struck out. Kellerman ovt,. | oe 3 Rieshak | ou a dca, S-year-olds. five fur | Slot a gross score of 92, his handi- | OM@S. After the match Londos is- | ii roms Lafayette | Mackall in “CHILDREN | E POF rad LUCKY xy BOY”. eed Stealing, Filley to Ordrop. Uhl a) | ee ¥\longs: ls eae ‘cap of 10 strokes giving him a net | ®¥ed a challenge to Gus Sonnen- —. a . ANET GAYXOB hrew out Bassman. | debe tae 7G. Fields | Tae °°777]10 Lovola’..12211l110 of 82, is pastor of the Maplewood | b¢'s. world’s champion, for a title | ASSADOR Gravois | “PAZIL TIVOLI ' in SIXTH — ROOSEVELT-—Yea- (ee 7. Wilson | ‘ix eee eDee Crlay Ball .--+702 | Methodist Church. | match. : * 2631 8. Jeff. with Greta Nissen. “SUN | | : : 29 SO aes ee re, | Ug = ° : » Ss i eee Londos weighed 198 ounds ’ (ae nn nae eee en I a re gar struck out. Tieman threw out . SE i : Schaefer | leltelian ...... | a ee | ; 40ndo eign 47S pounds, DIXIE AAZZ! g ’ : TOM MIX in “Deadwood Oultas, Murdoch singled to left 113 Pr. Walls) Bob Shannon .. .110 | Beginning with the next tourna. | pounds less than his opponent. ED LOWRY RY ROSE Kingsland Coach” Helen Foster ae , “ ‘a a etieiin second Uh! ile Carter. RRA rifth eo 7 conditions me ide n, vo year | ment, club teams of four men each | everal times Mondt obtained head - HAR WK vou! " 6457 Gravois “Sweet xteen.” : wt Mur¢eoc 0 ; te entre: r ‘ . Bx uriongs: , | —_ ss MLAs e' te "= resents in rT} , nig | will be designated by the club cap- | De . ene inl | ' A singled behind short. ecoring Mur- Pitnn te gears Fam, entry def. gildere ornwal! pri ster ~Y | tain at the first tee. The winning | ve oe potions stiches oak ond “SOUTHERK BELLES” . b Sige e ee Columbia ‘Doone Prag, Coley . Ar : i | met 10 rina Lideht- ie t . — ¥ 1B atter manage to wriggle out and Maki tree “ ” . “4 ge Fn mg c & Stabe erage vear-clds and up es Pauce | _e- nitie ee oh club at each meet will be credited. never was pat gin tel yg never : ” ait deeas 7 rr ie | wa | — ———— —— — ~— a aT : * ‘% , . ——_ * a" 7 sre : ; I eee* ~ , + ~ . » : | ‘ ° . " =* : ; . : - en ema 4L—Tieman flied to Vo- frone * Fair Rot 105 || _. me = i Lmectie pt | ECR 20 Poets, Ae. SOCONE With “ Once Londos was forced to fall ey | eS Lindell \Talking” Picture, THE . fh aia k . : Uhl = : ‘s - lee AD fe 117 Chauncey a be ter et ut ie ae the third with 6. the tourth W ith » Outside the ropes to brea Ie M ondt’s - _—_ \ oe : * My , S511 N. Gr. WILD PARTY.” ‘ Seen! MEBs OU. : 7 Raron Kine 105 | —— - r ae agg land the fifth with 4. At the end!) x ; iia be TALKING , Ss Fig | A Part-Talkie Sound Hit, sed ont enn eb rT Vo By rac — $i 300, claiming. 3-vear-olde. | Sun Eclipse ...120° ar 20 |}of the season the team having the} : FOR THE FIRST TIME! a ALL TALKING! Grand rissant! for Irish Rose,” also orale SEVEN oo TE ate - q ; Boe ‘lair 7 * ar-olds and uP, ; : - ” r ¥ SEVENTH—ROOSEVEL ve... Some Ticket ... we oy stds deecond is sion): | greatest number of points will be , CLIVE BROOK 2138 E. Grand Hausman's Stage Show 46023 Ulive AL.” , *k 7 d out j “a Reh : | mile 4 Se 7 5 1 Real ileat Wave } struck out. Cuntz tosse ; Your Tinted : oe Burn i R . 1 S °0) \ on i Pe ‘awarded a cup. | A CE WHITE | BACLANOVA oa) 2B ere re tMN: ieee ee Tee ee a OE rer et, “MAYTIME FROLICS” 2312 8. Grand ' WILD PART n — -~$—__—__——__ - ‘and Part-Talkie, Arsenal | 1..." wiison in “Kid Gloves”; KINGS IRISH ROSE” avith | Richard Dix in — » | S18 N. ae Regers —— Santorie Bennett Ordrop singled to left | | od *Phillips First .115 Immortal .....1° ; P : ; 1 4 - verfale -aeye . 2 *trushaway : Lis } , 4+ ‘ ¢ } i j ; d continued home when Rich let , ¢ Pins: S& tine FEneel : aoe ici ’ then + whny . The WesSlL cours at No} i} Hills . - HOTEL NEIL HAMILTON —— Drama the bal! ro!! through his legs inte . ' a A: ; Final ss - | oe Payne ~ ham . ee 120 | was used and at Was 1n Surprising | Dh ~~ ) CL ARIDGE ae = “HOT STUFF” , in «a ae ve pounds « 'ly good shape after the recent hard eep left. Kruse struck out. ONE = . UA | ty i | Co-ed! | i~ a0 3-yea! | Ta ns. aT | t Locust at 18th AD Sed cpus Cutie DANGEROUS ASHLAND Tom Mix in “Bon af the ay . * hes pr >. " eisai ~~ = | a my Rg ppc — Studyin WOMAN” Golden West” and “Elles sl A lU[?7F.S ; : : 1 KA CENTRAL—Cuhningham trip/¢4 ». one a 4 7A rarde: os | Racing Selections Wiater ruies were the. order ef Neg Ke2o5D» 3520 Newstead | the Cop.” Alee Comedy. center. Yourtee struck oul. ; ae np ; | | ee! A Story of Pas- hints popped to Yeager. Keller- MEM ig 1:1) sir 2 At Lexi pate Eee Ses ng ge et — } “Siren of the ]) | Bremen | .c'c,.5/"% Spit” shst | Michigan) Str, Posies tn what, » . ‘ Ss « | agence es | M as. 2 3 . y OD ) -- ; us , . re - n walked. Kellerman stole see ' page. . — 4 ee . Laren Schumaker Opposes Mack. SN EVERY DAY | i | . Sereen: “oth & Bremen | Girl.” Also Price Night. 7224 Michigas | Sine, y or, # Tomor row d. Rich struck out. i t« + ‘ j . » bases when Kellerman Iet the breton allowances claimed. i te Cee tal re Chicken and Cherokee & tows | stage Show ond Comedy | gin @ Bremre (Gid.” Ales ; Sport f clear: track frst. eo sate ~ Byes ‘Iment in progress at Peterson's roll throug hie lege. Couttas | = or | fake oi wont Steak Dinners: Criterion |i Sanit ots | New SHEMANDOAR , — | t—La Golondrina | - Ur) Academy, this afternoon, ! Ricarde Cortes ounded to Harmon. - Myrdock pk ; | , y “The Gus Renner.” | on. ~~, bhes at 3 oclocl In yesterday's game Raperages aan pew Veena | PECIAL SUND INNER Rdwsy & twee |All Fiesh. Also yf I Al o'clo - Ss A D » Sion tn Savy a (Cumedy. ingied to left. Murd Bec- ; | 5—Ruddy Reuer, Rarbara, Lane Atlen. : R - > a oe . flied i to sal 7 tutn f Ciaiming o rear-old¢ } fi BE: AMING OVER. Ree tiie, J riieiit 7 w. Long, aged a2. defeated A. ; 0 ehh Bp Pa ow By MI rey “Kien of the Pack” and oe Bes fr a. 2 . z ’ fy eourer er] ‘ | JENENG BM =e ad eh usual Excellence 1 : Oo’ The ruck out. ONE RUN. 4 rz 107 *1 5 un Barkler .110 "2 Frenk Haw P; Tum On. Miss Torch.| Bush, 73. 30 to 16. Leng scored a} y} of Un J0HNNY LYONS Continvous @ A. M. to 11 FP. M. FALLON | ete seen “The At Pimlic Seapets” S seat ©} inept ¢ . cy | re .7 er sone ft lorissaat CENTRAL—Bassman rolled 10 7 Pree, ~ : ia - “ . »...rossco, Houstsain, Bouation ' , N90 a ie eo si unassisted. 5p Mier « * = hein Somali rianartis Doliy. Chengtu. Campfire | : ma Cross 11, Providence Col Consait “Land of the Sliver Fox.” 3010 N. Usiee | Merne te “Beseymesa.” . a i . m ; = ; or 4. " Maid. ere i. ? NINTH—ROOSEVELT — Voge! * four oan. ma iden vear-o 4--VICTORIAN. Diavolo. Petee Wrack. | me tuaaia @ trowe st PROF, ZANGO : EXCELLO | semeng ee PAULINE Thc= Tedd tp “eves Med to Kellerman. Bennett hit @ Baty hare ete furlong ji—Candy Hog, Sun Meddier, Baron | saa gees cdots Bmetiat omg grmrer | Elaine Russell 2506 Getisbury ‘im Parts.” Prise Night. a 2! to Sate.” Abe e run to left center. Ordrop os : rae mins. monet oe | Dartmouth 2, Columbia 1 (15 in- | “The Man Whe Sees + nf ' *6—Silve *. Sambo G | _— Tomerrow™ A. Cha urray “THE pped to Harmon. Kruse struck 7—Lueky Drift. Hich Clase. Red Pate, nDings). Your Fortune Read ¢ ee ) FAIRY ies wan and Hoos Ub. QUEENS NE ~, Y exular | t. ONE RUN. From oe eacup : KWK is appearing at \ 3610 Exstu io “Burning the CENTRAL—Harmon was safe on the Nanking nightly. ‘Ss error. Cunningham flied THREE ILLUMINATING FREE LECTURES | ¢ e | vee Plate Filley. Harmon was out stea)- Ry» UZ ; g. Filley to Kruse. Yourtee cap claiming. ». vear-olds a a~ .. He Arrives Today! ck out a 7 - and ww 3 J ards : a BI | ‘ > ‘ > - rian Your Vicit , . : : ee a , — 98 ’ * a = . e ai ; © Be Here Oniy Sonnenberg Is Victor Simmaiee 0 TH e President and Founder, School of the Sacred Science | >\ Short Time. DES MOINES. Ia... April :7.— ~ oe half furl ~-ve Serta Seve Deemer fms SUNG Y , April 28th, & P. M.—*The Esoteric, or Inner Study | GYPSY TEA u Sonnenberg retained his . ed 4 - ae Gon dria. ..109 ef the Scriptures iiustrated with the story of the 3 rodigal Son. ° id’ h we h é lin j Must tog om doe Monday. April “vth, 8 PF, M-— How Modern Science ie Creating a New Reli- SHOP © s eaveyweight wrest & ; . oot ose gious Outlook. P cenit tot - a Self. Pionship last night by threr- . F ae i. ‘a 7 ie, = | ruceday., April JHA, ar. M—"The Necessity for Sell-Unfoldment ean . 312 N Sixth Charlies Hanson of Omaha in Bie!” PIOF ww wena NS a Seco New Jefferson Hete!, 12th and Locust Ooguaite Fe Barr # minutes 6% seconds with his | 8000. 8-sear-cids | Room Ac. 1, nd Floor, New Jefferson eisi, 7 arty PPP tackle, . @ —_ can _ . ew ee pe om) | wt i, ON ay 1g c's gx ae Canes ah -_ . ale Me ge: SSCP ee Rake pe BBS. Ther ph wierd Cee ‘. 6 8 8 8 eh siebe aeons Mure ae Wied” | «700 Mattie iSeee. Case, Lane Thich” and , , ,“True Heaven.” Also dacque- Merchants’ a Evening Dinner : Noon 40, 1:90: VRMA ine agen in Tee toe | RATS eas : , 13 a. m. te Tp. ™- jtnmte Sp m. s5cGs5c 85 & $1 merece! Hl ee ened ieee tale tan Also a la carte service Chinese and Americen dishes. No cover charge. NKING INN Sh, tact ROM (EE S$. E. Cor., 2d Fleor Sth and Washington MCNAIR ra ot ot | Virgin So NW WIL tod “A Single Mas.” and “The HEAR OUR BAND OVER STATIO pene Ie aay sone. Nesey Uaediel ine 4” Also nee Show. 22593 «6S Kim ‘ae Nymph . Star Anitha & 15 | ‘Th mile Ann ud entry. bG. Collins ep- ss . 7 Ot Sta Ot eS a i |} ~ tdi ob etpeiah aulbiens ae ee a Pw’ uN TY TT ee eT TT Serer ereeeeeeee eee Se Nt le —

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ma er Ot ry 8 A ts Ml tes My _—_—— ’. 4 Bite & ;athie : so Be 3 Bind om 8.18 = } : soem t Pie: aia s ea bs Ui a Fe wale. aes # aR es at nt {Pp ibeta ot ' i > u ; i 24 is = 4 ie 4 '-- SEALVSS VESSELS SHSHVN YS ._. i & . SVSeVSs sk et ttle At > ae a e FF “ee. ° %e) . ee a jgttriiog ; Zz s flTTCEM ttpy py, Vinay af yf Up Vi yu THE 4, RAGING MISSISSIPPI HERE AT en SRHVAYR™NNH MONO . EN ~S _ /, ; 4 A as , 4, A 4 A ph, YU ‘Ny Af # y, leony ty, y TA, / tiL.“2o, SA, » “Cry 4 a =; : ; Y : ent, te, A My Yuin, “SAA t phd / bt Wi p”: ae G “eee, TT % "+ rteggeeesaser” f Z| ~ . s ¢ Bi Vig Ee ; ' ~ " ~ * ~~ ~ % ~ i %.% & Se Accu As — SSO NOOMMMO®MAMNNM} QA&SnnnnnnMnm MMA NN BI — ss... . SSS S BS WHS S FSS 955555 B58 . ** ‘es +e s —_—. . oe 7 =" " » . Vm olDp pres ? pues 2, ee — wwe oes “yg isgitiditdisddddsamunndiili Near the foot of Wyandotte ! in danger of floating awav. | el U eeeiedaaagateatalteseamaanmatisiinse: ¢ CAPRPEEECEALCIOUE C9DO LOS ILO y ix “An: 4 Si Pik » own 3 oe. Oe 5 & i ey . 7 ‘ad ™ w* feet Nz ake - SEH st. wat ota a. . ~s _ one a B. y a eae e5 on) pee x »! ; A a % z os = , - 4 » he | sk : ee: Pace - : is - ‘ rat = al s) fi : ea - 3a ¢ 2 Sel A se - . . ’ ¢ é , - 7 ; " - i¢ x 4 7 * CPC = tr oe - eS a ? 2 ry ~ * 3 ‘ Those Who Loved & Be Her Perished Why were the lovers of this beaut ful Rumanian girl doomed to dit: This is a strange story of a beat that caused only misfortune and um happiness. : How airplanes were used to save — flood sufferers during the recent — ers — 7 a »> oe SARSLLAD SRDS ROAR “WAAAY "ee «gee * ~~ s oe © Ap SLAM St ay MOE aaa tt aa: Looking

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PAGE 16 The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine Py CC SaTURDAN., THE WAY Arternoon GARB 1 'FHE HUMAN BODY | CROSS-WORD PUZZLE | #4 2Rocr A WOMAN By Dr. Logan G. Clendening. | SF were) — > National Broade ". OS fa,” “Ss 6: oe—PH IL SPITT LLN Y- a i , 2 S S e YF TW INS Ss. See el 7; 08—LEW VHair;Te, By Marguerite M. Marshall @ ces THE DISEASES Raa ee | : —KSD. WEAF. K¥w, 0. S&S LSEWHERE ave tet were found to have « L n ‘a Negi “ww rrint or - —. woth died in com: within i€ a ial . 7 :30— Mil \ I Oo ; as * iin ° * x os? DRED ae AND ae pty are. me > Wii AYBE it is tru: at men! : = Dail ; : =" ' os eae he mn? ii: aus z . $:00—GENERAI news ~ . " nan r¢ @ ‘ ‘ - } ' : r } ¢ Lil , ** 7 — v Pe a "MEE. my eee eR a ELECTRIC . : the excuse of a chil rips ) 4 mined at 1 I ft ] an: oul > ascertained. STORER as * | ets ™ : ~ > ve 7 S Whi - = . io - ) HOTR ~ , pe onment al d habits ay so long whom Gaev I : , P ‘aes EAP WGN . . ificance to a simple syn- | zoes to the circus, oS . ry Bs these are not so extremely adv (in coma at the end of i2 weeks. SE 4, KSM. WY a « she inquired, and there was. ba. a ; } " 7 . 3s i] - vam . . . - ° .. yn id cS oe > hae © . ' , =" + ‘ *,* an : £ oe night. me ~ 4s. -d chad sr - : , ; as to be classified 3 qra* td rit the otne! ras ~~ : / ¥ ce US : i. , a a 7) ~ .*- oe *%, 10 :00—\ in AL Ueaen WEapP. se ; rething like compass) on In her | uthentic ; _— , _ 4 have little to do with it. s'ilin and is efill alive. Anoth: oe “te . Ny Fz 10 :-20— PARA ea ‘(iin sf a She seemed to be sorry ond by the sea Hons an a ars tS _ | of An interestin b jer in this air of twins were males, 27 yea! Seocees ‘e 4S +e WEAF. WWJ, WHO. we . >’ r . «*,* ~ .- mi and the scent waif 2 connection 1s he ife al P ave une was discovered i¢ Ho = . Bs | ~ , iii Lit) iS sit A _ : - > = “4 : . s ; r elephants and the equestriann: ‘ | : a) twins. Twins—especially twins of | h: severe diabetes and was i: we ota Nees Nat a" iy “Tou bave no idea how dumb 7 All nd the empresses of t ; il th | a) ume seX—mavy ve considers 3 tee 1ain -OMS in May; { ee Tg wee. pa ational Broadcasting Co, “ said he, “' site humbly, and. ‘Sald ven eee ee a ie ie a te a oie oer mledaed ne Re se GE IONS Ne 6 ph ty, OS gp gt mg Sone OT Se Wert bn Z ' , a oa bet om 7 a mee ess mar * ir4 1 i aw ‘ ”, wm o 4 ’ er ak C4 f: & * ™ ~ , 4 if - . a & e~ ee ue eee be . rt: cha " > ‘ > ‘ bs - S ix : LOT oa eke. teGit WAS Saeed Pome ae — canes ” PE peste fs . s 4 ee * rt mt lie »- yy : n n, 3 be ~ hese - is p . % . ot Mes te aOR aD hey Pris _ ig re - ~ hs Oy ia a . se pe ; “otters oe cata licity, i ; a we ‘ ! the les ping to « isiet. 2 ; : @ : ? . K wih ied of defiance. Men, women and 1 oe ‘ iia: alccaaiies iaienieaal Boi | ~~ a io ROCCE ee (WK (1350Ke)—3._ Y. ocune's = he lat their way to pe etOw. be cert sg : - , ee a — OSTMEDt, bv Dé. Congsunies. 45 athe |. Baseball news: 6: . Biié@ren, the latter on y TEE , aes shat cneiiitine amel 1estra;: 6:45. } res bao! either turned the head to any ae ee wort $9. Dri | . A revolving part. achapten ~Cmamerce is ; : x 4d stock-still ore formal froe n : ; : { Odeewe ia 30. lnterwoven mgaze at him or stoppe: i ifternoon and for te hat 25a —_ nage — Lackard Lads: 8:30, ——e e with open mouth. Several parasite is: cele ete de all DOWN. et | 9, RWK quintet; 9:3 te gto star feminine lines with full drape a eee: Food fish nea er of Expression: 10. Stick t =e astonished dogs barked at him. A skirts, boleres, princess lines and ° AR ge RnR y Flat aii oP on = sub: 1v:1S oe : very prim old dame said “good $3 and be f the e} : a See. iy Ss pe o1 t. wEw (‘T60ke)—9, 10, ™ 7 nd a number of the chiffon Tecune’s erchésire 1 piny | ‘ee per. 2. Treacherous per- Market and weather = prada morrow” to him as he passed her recks are trimmed with lace. An aia were aes haste (hte ete sg ; ae 3. Image asim Wil, (1200kc)—11. § gate, and blinked uncertainly when tremely becoming chiffon ypc lis | Post Dispateh Radio . ies | - Gevernment. : Gotan ef mam- Kee xh > mim he took off his hat to her. bo nt capueine an rae ‘ oe ss ~ m a eee i : a rett) irls nodded to him o witteks “ery ' nic ny, st. eg + ’ ir ' Broadeasting station ' « i it yt respec*, . ‘| ar horse. mals. = 05, 4 Pi ny ang od ce Bas | i an @ word. . pronoun. a. Melody. | = rr Smied. ee ~ -é Natuea? metals ‘ollection ; aa A Ss: 9, ; 3 e cast an eye Ov ‘ NS D) sat ae weet i sa “ 2 meso ll he Se y he sauntered past the home of | 550 Ac. c. Mite iene a atone. a Come yon 's oreh 5 30 Sak mee Prosper Standish. No luck. feaetined ns i irt is gathered , ity Ss ogee oa ee : ier ae reeds aie sa Sk ence. Oe cae a ise He experienced a deci@ed thrill the age of 5—and, pref nd there are printed iffen on in a diagonal lin cspiltbeg eo tte | ROC cy He aplongia Bl eg , . Shortage. 3. Banter. x BE as he passed the schoolhouse. The | : Establishes. 7. Toward. 71° dance: 10: fy Stars and Stripes whipped the air i ) omimerce ! tit = Sain ——— rchestra. Smeg at the top of a flagpole. So he, neon clothes. T raceful bre ERS RE = GOR tats mae RE Kae hetig, | mae took off his hat again. silheuctte is on ; ~agayag heat Ee - 2 wots a “ve eed Sh eee r KMONX s:3 lar m1 > May i uned In on . : . On second thought. he stopped — e lim iy achieved | a a Cn eee tonight WMAQ Wand took a picture of the piace. | epart i ne ' ' in mae 7 : a quasi “ | oe ar 4 i At 22:13 ver WGN. Gol ette’ And ther. inspired by a third their sple i sisters } e are? i ' Hi ¥ g ar - erer ey : wi 2 3% und reorw: rth. will e | Bricuites ee anger nts with conce seiec Orchestr me “a retin *%g — eg a theught. he kindty- requested half angg > pga io 2058 : ee a. mE Se Se ed : ~ Pion Serneagen ats : ee i cea 2 aa ee a Orchestra and Sanders Night- © you know thers is« = | . ee pega . Born ee meine: i ek lated aalan Sites Be ale 7 oo : a ie le a - ' st Re “""""* | hawks will play dance tunes. and a right way to wash g ee ee er being a woman should NOT mean ette. | ple “d - princess dresses » trim sic over Ks i Oh | Saturday, aia m | ~~. 2 _y ed walls? wane y stl =and §=look at the “weak,” or “delicate.” or “frail” i _ a crepe et } - . . . > . h ] , ; . “ ; adjectives. 3 le = wittind. eon, typifies the fro at is} chiffon princess dresses with lace’... salen Singers a ae 7:00 P.M. gers. yer | at 9 o clock. night until 2:00 a. m. nes ae Médies! Sturdy legs, too, he no-| .¢ benir . , , ace f ‘ 4 ent =r . oh ate iS . , ae, . he entit » oli) ' heard » none way an ur walls will » ie is no be admired, “i ma : : Spo voR: h jace : le Waist.) _ String Ensem! ce 7 7:30 P. ein Miudred H at with shee ) ae OS Beare The DX air vaudeville program | ..w d your walls bie "a Gced. He wondered if they ever) cepted ag the norm. shaceciae At J: aquamarine cre] Most o rem are siightiy flared all on a ee ie ; ea” ae Orches “i the UNiverSsxy song acon over WENR, begins at 123 mid- Bad snowball battles in the good js , ; de chine in lone eeenticn bien ang a ieee a t a ‘uw leaves & nes ia ter.” here e Ye Walk” The first important tele , , the No, most of us ¢an't be circus |‘ ee | srpii bious areund and have a v full flare Nest Parker | me Wee ; @é@ wintertime—or. Ddiess ro Vapi hiedhgon ctr: ees oo night. | queens, with their exquisite odily | *" hugiy at (he Hips and its scz i left side. fe, nd bathed a} : the fant - es y Pan, nr amg Sica ei a : zayety = ¢€ : sh' Now, there Was @ fine; . erty When these babies turned Thy nears nig ws é : ' te Dis: Yee air. but the dance paces as well, | and wipe thoroughly ia Way before you— So both of his De eel 662 colites wits th: : R D JYVERS BEAUT} 1 Milita Shy sn ERR wee ee oe Wright Stste 2 scheduled with Ned McGurn, dancing in-| third. Badly soiled asd maint daughters were “spoken for.” eh’ were taught hygier 4 — " a a ean wis Papella emp a BE acts ASD at 10 ocloci siructor for the Garden. calling out | spots may require @ scouring por- Cynthia. Cynthia Standish. Now. | aged to take part i) orts. Mak- e hana ) t en vai | ta é ie oe hyve : dae ogran writ his admonitions when some of the| der. Use a fine scourer @80B @Bw.. ... . nother fine old name for 1 allowance for a: nts and ex- | wi we cael | * 7 , "Del Staixers. ' : eile a : a "Bab: Bumble Bec. Sleep. Babe | S718 Set out of step. whiting — ee fou. You'd go a long way before) ceptions. for herite: mi dit ic 3 ) } ‘1 iny Sent ; : : mRTE,. S So eng ete erp. és wun Amor he —— first cloth use Jou found as pretty a girl to go iy sceunational overat: se Paden : - age, cya aegyeaee Bi seen may Bish —— (race Terhune on KWMOKX. been painted with a good eff pau ith as pretty aptamer as that. He. Il believe Nan Sche on r abbit ee a ' ics — | salen Grace Terhune, lyric soprano and this method of cleaning wil "B made a note: if he did nothing else | ne 1 symphony soloist. who won last gage nn a clean « kalsemined. we peach a ~ zrteied f . " ‘ No . mr ales “Oa icas ver fron : vear = ee She etivcen 1 , Da = - ? = ' rill ane : WMAQ at 7 usd uaa gach thc Te night selina me aan pips: wal! or ceiling, not even with 2 away. Several of ‘em, if she didn’t | ’ Their clothes—exc: pt for some i , \] “i Dy S, ] : j | j f aia em : . vende ie ae : ‘é pied | ’ a yi . se ® o'clock sinuses finish. To renovate ts Re had traversed about a naleel types of shoes—wWwere ne more a - & 10% ce a uf * ms > a+4 — , pee o . rehestra. o r ] > . Me that his hair was snow white: 4 when less than 59 yards s*p- Gated them he realised that he — women fin described t) ee | (( i ' : . | aan ee EDUCATIONAL is 1t sort af diet. ° —o* ‘ ‘ . : . AS 1 ii ; ops i’ ' 3 COR N 4 F ‘ ar {, {SOLINE. f ; TITU TION OF aS a a a ee ce de . ee bee ee : he % Sue , eee yee - * , ® Ra re he 4 © * ~~, : ’ ontroi SEM MY SARTRE in aa . © aber * «“ > wn ee ee Ce a) pee 7 oer > oe fe Sore oe a ms Ret et wy » Me rent ‘aad prope riv Sith gtit actin GEOG) ds lee iia SS eS Saaremaa ae Nee bireivs Sa AM ANP singe a PRAGA LAE ES B50 WR ROS. Tie ee NT LL Oa eae, a le Ses g eA ae ee ; Pa . ee * ves , 1 NEE SPF Sh fee ne en een) Seed ne h ie OS pie ae cae) Aare vv) Nh a 7-7 7, Sta gee: a. nae Icelandic lan- 4 ‘ w—r fg bamro td > eee te Sinton ee A yahoos ay IGM ED IT sek gee Ml ge BO tebe 5 laa ee ee a ae od RR EME A HRN Re a ae 4 ie ete “6 be —_ “ - j see a ea ee nn . ' o °.- Yi VuaVULlaAadSt en aE Gt SE SG APE aad gins at avy, ] or ner. * eck ste gy (thai avers 5 atl Snail i . + Na gt wf or rns : i ‘ oe (Pax + RYN eC) Saat emia RI, ert ES “¥ 5 7 , ; > aE “4 Ps a . 3 t a a es i » LO il eld NS gE Soe 5 A mae te ag i & nm dn ott sabi ee ee lee Caen eee RE RR PO RO Reem Te RN LATING SCL ELEC SE AG B+ iw nd a ; h FB ~o a, z “s 4 » 4 , e a Py 4 = 4 z AE RY A SG oI RRS: HANI the dias ce OES a cE i i tl ie he p , ‘OSs » Where | oO’ KWhR: ton e sca sites eo et ee. ae ae aa Ry of Ghosts, the head man of; *f a even Walk mu although ' reg , ross 1 : help you. Dag | "% aoe : eve Iw rs.| Mr. and Mrs. Quack were so bus} | ss , n “Londen _ by Phone CEntral 3581 s10 ™. =e, CO‘ony of New Scrooby. ‘ bedy can do that and oesn t ? | aunen tm. he | ee ae | Fin - pool Se m7 And there was a friendly smile | cost a cent ape eee meg era Ea . » fol? ¢ ea a ca , Russian Dan sohativewalts —$———— om his aged face as he came up to} Most young women, and (sey aie eateaagg apeinmearecae as Fe a AREA # aS eg : ee = wee Du - | | ®e roung man and stopped. ) elder ones, can avoid the petty a 1 eg ee a ee cae ei il egfried . ies ' ' ~ : + “My ere vat | ments frem which t! not ey wae ewan ver {a = % Cc one Oo! | Waltz, °~*\ Strai BAN D CHURCH NOTICES CHURCH NO . Me they + S are not so old t fren iat How su tie as ; ee sno ve he bmewe te am instant exh 7 - = ‘Ail to recognize you as the! “an achieve the r ‘ Oise . : : 5 4 I —— = 7 as , menhaor - ond ' F — nd. -nephew of Prime Dimmes- | the beauty of a properly de. —— = és seeiagicts Puemnsiinas ~ gate 3p = . awe | , : | Directed b~ oF nana tga en on iia > she wan) sh the ‘Guc — et ae } then 7 ee ‘ans-At EDWIN FRANKO GOLDMAN 11A. M.—“PERSONAL RESPONSIBI — 3 — — he. pened ont new! iis : : Vit . Te i , sas , ‘ dni , — pant 3 11:2 it. — ' : rut Ris : 7 = ' . . , , , : ma ‘ -” 46 TH CAN’T | ; . ': voice was efp ar matter _ ' peve 1 Wont ‘MW dlenified o. wuiiiens ae eine cited sage tosevh Dus lees ive P. M. Central Standard Time 8 P. A TOY AT BE a 4 . wns. his speech slow and meas-) | A ee. See, ) ; anaes oa 1 7:45 Organ Recital Antiphonal Choirs. pianned, hb VOCs. a —— : - . on physical fitness ng around for some time, | exclaimed Peter under his breath. | | | A aggrons AWK SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURGE Mike my tt, Mr. Crownstone, $0: gp Apa irs. Quack did 1 eturn to con- im Klectric Hour lock ove! y mot? er” le?” said the) Of cours: nheaith trenet , my O LnuU SOD ‘ : :, mete i en a oe 4 | tinue the gossip ‘ k-ment be breadertel 1 | : Westminster Piace at Taylor Avenue Be PP!" man, as they clasped hands “wwe — a i oar = ee ~ o . a Th to be Paid for— . hyas Cus . ‘ i. a , . a : aye wa : : — © nds wy) ot ' ft | . i 5 : and 13 — tations of NX. B. an John A Maclivor, Minister e FY Pst High Overseer was not , ‘ . * ah substitution d habits for ba , , , | F irs jeauty wit , | | cee ee ee ey we dal wiz — - & sense of humor. He ones bv he sacrifice oe , iaiealie , : ' . : —-s ey 7 : bel. : — ; : ° , . on os BDAA 516 ad as he replied: “Te i ' ' JR Se Sie Geiehenneen se | ound oe . —§P) But he is handsom: neurh fe | mech Ra samen hay ee tis wsM You are so unlike him thing can be done. In a tremendous), | eu. | i . Wish de | id sta) . — i. ne | wWss — { £ e CHURCHES NAMED TIAN Ow ARE ALL BRANCHES OF THE number of instances, pr led there | ) = ey tne e me arrivi | 1 i'm Lovking Over a Four Leaf Cloves | wWist KOH. THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. [NY BOSTON. MS is no — “o} — —— ay ” ' a4 teined and mreaeted : :| Mammy ! KYW — of the Lesson Sermon in Each Charch; “Probation After Death. head | rest yg na areas mem Gs and! pected t) ver me of Mrs.jar, - ~ : . : Miami Shor | GOLDEN TEXT; Proverbs 21:21 —macGacnes, Indigestion an: bans ~ ¥ aie men they, too, be ! : oul . T , SUBDAY SERVICES ARE HELD AT THE FULLOWING aches and weakness, can be ban at ) | ,, Se8 Sencing om their | 7 nd i} all by Youre! the : : | une In! As the guest of PIMST (1 KCM— Kingshighway and Westminster; 11 a. m. ant sp. = en can } | ok — . eee’ | gearchil bott ae tem aia Cie ie coum : n KEALING B0Om—Suus Delmar Bi.. | “a : «xt ished: wome can 2 g£ioriousiy han the "TY ' nel 7 bid am : OG OT 100d. | ; n : = 1331 now THE PURE OIL COMPANY Setuutar © a oon On ~eg 7 well and strong. instead of “pr oa naticad +) , —— noiiinites “Cr : *d aruund a ’ esta uND cmaie te as 44 ‘Waahington well’ “enn t) rat m a - in ea es eee : aa 4 ee : as “ n Ww! che, ther ' aw oe — en ; READING Ri» M— an arefy!! at &8 o lock ' ruc aTu ae ae Page Bi.- 1} . m ands bp. a. Morning . ' ‘oO Heir ings ‘OoOmin IoOW! at ‘ , ~ » cItdigcast St n , Loe oneseif a body that is at least a! ’ shoul, ies | ei ase ce ucast State a 0 Peter. Again hev urne d crs : rie: sie ose a: 42 time, CHang ing One iet- Phe Tuck ——— ee} | READING RO M—5451 ee head "y thought out of his) te tar-off refiection of the beauty and | sno. >) & ee} where it could be ~—— | + Rtg: | : Weinesday. 9 a. m. to -_ - ; , ; ‘ map | uy in each D hout tran: an am 07 y at 9 o clock. | ri (mt kon. South Grand: 1l a m@ ao _ 2 the power and the superb contro! above the ited . , : se _ He was talking |. “ Pee SS SS & i. Wea DING MoUM—oacee "oeatn to 4 DB. m. ©: ZF The, knew Prime Dimmesdale | arate Uisp layed every afternoon arc Po em ase ewe 4 : ee nin Hie f “got that he | . a. sbi — . Pot . — ne ry as ms a RE — see : Nauiural Sria if : be #1 - . thay Pg was young—younger all n th ; 6% " Hiei / =% : ‘ ; tw i . . ' Ararhs j or ‘ ? .* 4 ‘ | ° Marr . : P io = . ; ‘ AD? is “ se _— en tit " P : 1 a eo ing by the women of the circus? | ough!y. art Benes rhein | : cay | i SAVANTE CNC RCM—61im)-611. Grand Kingshighway: 10.45 & @- _ “Y re now.” eaid the old hie IM (Mt MO M—5TOW Wevermen 4° ia ou are not like him WEDNESDAY EVENING TESTIMONY MEETINGS at 41 the Charches, 8 Clem ‘" one particular. Tour i; ADING RioeoM—1'9G Raiiwar Exchange Buitirng 9 a. mm © 4 Caden 38 are gray and they are—! 28, ! + tT, cacept Wedtiesdas. 9 a = wis @ sundays and :. Sure of tt the: are sen ts 5 ws? + ; a 7” Ci o He was not so tall by ® head and his hair was biack. a a a Dace ferent San Se gs 306 B 1 5. Bi sshreebirnestdealtvadiad ydihadhie iene Reha. 6 a distance as ‘side field I had no dif- ‘nh identifyin rou as the = amongst tg ' YR. I see. My clethes—er—my c. stam mered Jasper. CGodlore Astone’ deep, penetrating ees into his own. study- ™ with a frank int tensity that 4 ae - . . e*% . . > * . , . . of ; . . ~ + . ‘ : , | ' " 8 . a Place the " — | os sialeiees “a : a | 7 | ~sa ha pes itiaek « th oak ick} . i. lntia ‘ apm — \io Tee hb . Y ‘ ad. } ’ ‘t _ The classi fied “Pur Rent” col. ne-hailf inch apart in : a % es ‘ . oe “JU f rou @idn’t know Answer to End- mae: . gee: . ets <9tg umns of the Post-Dispatch com- 3Cu prefer them to be c; er th, = e Nt “ eC] Pa And: 3. Ant: 4. Art: 5. Arc: 6. Ere: os ) = . ‘ca-| prise the mose complete list of krr; 8, Lar. apartment offers in St. Louwis. 9038840088

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aS | Gas , iE 11 | APRIL 27. 1938, a ape. 37.” 1529 IY The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine | PAGE 1 "Ss CHAIN PROGRAMS Bobby Thatcher—sy George Storm Two Sides to the Question | TONIGHT : / ._— —_|I fda f fi @ — |(WuLu Bowers « SHE DIONT SEEM 1) | A National Broadcasting - @ | OWERS CHATTED EEM IO | LOOKED HIS WAY A (0 LIKE TO CALL HIM UP IF ee—ran. nvorocattape. gt | 4 _ | GAILY WITH CECIL COTTON CARE WHO | WENT m | OOZEN TIMES BUT HE WAS | MAMA WOULONT HEAR ME — 7 ~~ Keb, WEAF, KYW. Wito- wre” Al Iie ee ee Sane WT NEN wo ee N | S0 Busy TALKING TO BEE | | COULD GODOWNTO F £:30—MULDEED HUNT AND MARIN | y NOTICE BOBBY AND BEE CALL HER UPI... NO! .. SHE | RADLEY THAT HE OION'T THE ORUG STORE AND & — WEAF, WHO. wae Geotge Bary Me Cutcheon | RADLEY. ~- prcmepielli 8 nn . | | 00—t. be! | y » ELEC : . é; UR : a wur wor es ~B INSTALLMENT XL. A strange incongruity on the part | AE AK / tie ME OOWN AGAIN! WRAF, KOA. WMC. WBT Ke Fate 0 literal. Jas-| Of Mature. What have you there, WLS. KGG, KFI, WHAS, UAS: _ pein ye ap Jasper?”’ | 9:00—LUCK STRIKE HOUR . + per, a oe BO “This? WEAF. WGN. WGY, WDAPF ee ee RM) ole snaps *e KSM. WWJ. KVOO, WFAA, — (mug@she inquired, and there was|* (0 Snapshot pictures as I—" | 1 10:00—\ 6% \L pt O—KSD, WEAF. ning like compassion in her eid tiaae on daguerreotypes’ 10:20—PARK CENTRAL ORCHESTRA Ghe seemed to be sorry for) _ ttle films that I shall have de- | KSD. WEAF, WWJ, WHO, Wpap veloped and printed as soon as I | vY¥. get back to New York.” | : ° . dea how dumb I] ' | a | Tou have no } All that the First High Overseer | National Broadcasting Co, Blue Me’ 1d be, quite humbly, and, | ssia to this was: “We shail see.” | | 6:00—"“THE WORLD 1N MUSIC’ — Wy, Byte 08 the safe side, changed the Then in a kindly, but rather state- | | G:1S—ST. REGIS ORCHESTRA Ky,’ fie f ought to pay my re-/iy manner: “I am returning home. “. oo ape gto your grandfather as soon You will accompany me. I did ; KK. JULIUS KLEIN —KwrK hoda.” | : WSM. KOA, KDKA, WHAS. wre oe se to the back porch cae Foe s0 be. abroad vole A, ahe | @arly or I should not have gone to | 7:00—GOLDMAN BAND—KWK, wy 3 WLW. KYW, KDKA, WHAS, wey peu mted to @ ay. The. earhy | the fields. Come.” WSB. KSTP. ome distance ie he; — i | As they started off together to- 7:30—INTERWOVEN ENTERTAINERS morning mist S wee ot. | ward the village, Jasper, considera- | KWK, WJZ, WSB, KYW, KDKa. “joo will find him - the field bly impressed by the Overseer’s aapesggetanll MYSTERY — kyr bar 708 oe a a “eta et combination of dignity and sim- 3 4 wha, 0 ~ c . . a X saad x plicity, announced: DeeAUrRAU.” sae et gmoff to the left beyond the “I have a letter to you from I h R di E b WJZ, WIR. MA Bi spolhouse. oo he down at! Judge Smith, sir, and certain cre- e aqio xpert—sy Rube Goldberg 10;00—SLUMBER MUSIC—w)z, yssmart tan oxfords and shook | gentialg besides.” : - ° . we head. “But the road is quite Gealeth Crown ‘led uy | me ~ . e . s : r. You will soil y G , Owsltone smilied. Y ie , —- ane tne Sep umbia Broadcasting: System ' —. _ TT lebee he pleased to receive them, of 5 | aes Ivy. FERrEecT= ¢ ___ KMOX, KNBC, KOIL, WMAG ‘Yo use calling a taxi or demand- | Course, but they convey nothing TS FULO rNE CXKAMIASETS exe MUST BC A | 800 ASHI NGTON Rx FROM “My, pootblack. So he decided | ‘Mt We do not already know, nor OF STATIc } THhS TUBE s DCEToOR JA) “THE NEIGH= | “THANKS= THERE'S aac mUA, WOk eall to don his golf suit and half as much, 1 am sure. In truth, AAS | ES Bo Hoob Ww) Lor SONG : + , And while he was about |/f You will not take offense, Jas- CL at ‘| AMD WIRES R i ABs. > et NOTHING WRO Local Stations ? per, you are very well known to | ICES ' - OF ELESTRICAL APPARATUS~ nek UATH YOU EITHER n hp would take his camera along. ‘eg oan AND BUZZEs ANTS EVERY THIASGS Ay | > REUO (550ke)—7:15 a. m.. 3 would fortify himself against te oe se gear ge ELSE Aan ALSO, THE ELE JAToR LAY EXCEPT THAT You HAVE sic; 3 p. m.. Music \ , . , ; = — eee i Music Chingtatrese: Babellevers when he told his story y | ASB HUMS LS AS THe THis HOUSE CAUSE= A A WILD IMAGINATIOAS AASIS cation,” Mr. Dierker, ic. @, Bat. Mw in skeptical drawing rooms | }8 ™y duty to inform you that you , ALL SEe : cational programs; addresg: “The Wou- My dubs. ne oe gga ef we can | hes gs PERFECT) KAlou) tg AMOVAST CF /A\- You'Re A LIAR fers COO ' 7 : > : SRFERESCE - BESIDES, : BOAST KAScu) WHAT SORE EMOX—6. Tor Theater ers: 6° t was cight o'clock when ae : | f Ozark program: 6:45. Grace MeGose ih a Jasper stiffened. To himself he ST — WHAT CAUSES \\ soprano: 4:30, | ee ott | for a sald: “An equal? Well, I like | STRANGE eke: TREBLE J. Hpi TELEPHOASE IS JA) THE MN GG TALKIASS ABouUT ANAL You’RE ; B30. Grace terhune. soprano; 1y, Mighty rakish angle, a stout cane 4 | » : 8 SE AAUL THERE'S that:” Aloud: “I don’t expect to | * sir.” AAS 1C€ “You have done very worth while e {1350ke)—~o, Yoeung's fommerce Is Domg: 7, Pur Suir: Opa in the business world. There is no K=b. WEAF. KY Ww, WHO, Wow It's a camera. I’ve made | Sion leaguc; 10:10, j vgs OO odioaraukt too" Fw his hand, his pipe issuing clouds nT 3 A ) ‘ deeds,” said the other, in a mat- | HT : : | UR Bise) oe peepenc)——S. Yoeu orchestra; ren, the latter on their way to | ‘ ‘We ki ) | ni : ) H « e, base O43 What te: ft. Regis Oy. iti teened the head to ter-of-fact tone. “We know of your | | / kK © 4% ) Ba) Ne ns 1:80, luterwoven , Packard zat him or stopped stock-still a oan cam: 3 a “pate ore stra, stare with open mouth. Several of Expression; 10. ‘Stick to ths Finch fonished dogs barked at him. A Ciub; 10:15, Orchestras, prim old. dame said ‘good as one) —0. 10, 10:58, 12 a, m,, row’ to him as he passed her athe and weather reports. 0 . Pp . - WH. 41200ke)—11, ute, and blinked uncertainly when yy Ae ss te c- Mie took off his hat to her. Two N Theater rehearsal. defiance. Men, women and artment o ] ; of record at school, in the war, and r f | «7 AWAY 3 ~ _~ black mark against you where in- ii tegrity and fair dealing are consid- ered. Such as they are, you possess virtues. On the other hand, you have vices that more than offset Pap \ VY “SESS aT ‘ , P , Foouls RANIO oa)( VACcLE's eran: Se girls nodded to him |e eee ave vee eunene- | | ge ote Aqgain) ) 1A THERE % Bnd emiled. Pears, Of Gin, Of Gocicssness, of : PE UHM AZ VAN Bee Mie = BexAUse He's SS He cist an eye over his shoulder | ‘U*UTY- Be it sald to your credit, (fe Cnt — : . . Mies \\ aa 0.29310 ¢ “TOS MohesT TO COME GUT fh}, : s however, we have received no in- $3 ; ) = + C9 ae SNe Ew ie a? Ya? -_ — ara PRONG en etegh rere = be a owe . : peeneeteeennsrees ores ~ = : wer ay “ wry ee setgyenetlinn taba rumen pepmenttn, —— ee - ale seen naa cee: ho er amen and a right way to wash paint- re on yng thie Papen placed before you. Your past will | MANLY yoice Ix bf - THIS DEEP MANLY MmYSELE. = 5 Voce You've : ed walls” Tf you wa 0 oe ; ~ ] &s oO choose . Me, thing to show for your her a tra fora second or two. Rosy- not be discussed unless you A FAT JOB IN « r BASE BALL eu Fm --—— Q5: Got TRDAY ? 3 : : s:...4}to bring up the subject yourself. housecloanirg do this the right ed, ee a _ or aregpens As I said to you a moment ago, THe TALKies! a PLAYED Way and your walls will leok Hke =~ Soo BO -| your past life is known to all of : : | Am |} ? new. : ond spared if ted ict us. If there is anything that we tee ; Hyd YESTERDAY: The first important thing is to ap all battles in the Ate do not know about you it is your ii { oo 2 use as Iftle water as possible. You 4 oo ssgsead ta wg privilege to withhold it from us. will require three cloths, -one bg oo. seas - . whe We shall ask nothing of you wrung aS dry as possible out of soapy se 28g a noma he that you do not choose to light soap Suds, another wrung out perp "ss fs ‘ er nie grant of your own free will. | of clear water, and the third ms of & bell. ™ sa ‘ st We are not Catholics. We. should be a dry cloth. eed ge es fan re have no confessional. Nor do we Clean only a small portion at 4 ogg Ente og . coe pretend to absolve one of sin, se- time. With the first cloth rubMy conning towaed him | chet OF otherwise. Iam telling you with even strokes up and down ee = te ell Prosper | t's: Jasper Blades, in order that and never in a circular motion. dish! "esis cay woe igh we you may govern yourself accord-. Rinse at once with second cloth lees for vou. You'd co a long | in& to your own conception of what | and wipe thoroughly dry with the w befor . ei So he ~~ as is fair and just, not only to us but | third. Badly soiled and atained al saints han oh? to yourself.” | Spots may require a scouring pow- mntbia. Peretite Standish ane He spoke quietly and without a | der. Use a fine scourer such as Mt was another fine old name for| trace of imperiousness. Whiting and sprinkle this on the it. You'd go a long ea before Jasper was not to be outdone in first cloth used. If your wall has a es wretty o girl to go|candor. “It is only fair at the been painted with a good oil paint haspretty a name as that. He|Sstart, Mr. Crownstone, to—” this method of cleaning will leave | anote: if he did nothing else “Tam known as Godlove to my mo streaks. | must ane to It that he got a| friends,” interrupted the tall old Do not try to clean a kalsomine: ie hes hefere ote went man. “Untfl you cay be classified Wal! or ceiling, not even with a dry y. Several of ‘em, if she didn’t | a8 a fisend, you wt address me loth, for you will only get 4 Bia, as Overseer.” | SP AL 0 reaky finish. Tp renovate these ower ' bout t . | ECI : Me had traversed about a mile Very well, sit. I was about to I h l II | I] . : PSORIAS | a OS rekalsomined. the muddy, unfenced lane when | say that it is not my intention to e oonervilie ro cy—By Fontaine Fox | Welt Wash Ke a und: Dry Wash 5c Pound your world. My cards are on the dreadful skin disease. DERMOLAX Fiat Work ironed, 2 Cents Extra beheld aman approaching from remain here. I do not belong to Why be troubled any longer with this : : TWe ’ : . : ‘ he rhow surprising results in , table—I mean, there must not be| A Fox Comic Appears Every Sunday in One of the TWO Comic Sections of the Post-Dispatch |} M6. 'o*n, (SUepreNe | Not s Member of Any Laundry Price-Fixing Combine 96 Y opposite direction. A tall man, _ > my. As they drew nearer to | at his hair wan snow white: |@9. p my object. In “1 ing here. Interstate Laboratories | McDANIEL LAUNDRY Bon loon than 60 yards eup. Te be quit tran with you, Over: GA] 1 20 so. wood st. Chicago. | | 1515 Vall Place Victor 1134 when less than 50 yards sep-| T° be quite frank Ww : 32 i them he realized that he/| seer, I came for no other purpose SKIPPER HAS FouUND A PRETTY SLIcK USE FoR OLD AUTo TIRES. a old man—a very old man | than to see whether my uncle’s es- dati . a heavily lined, unbearded|tate is—er—is worth tt ™ dark eyes deep-set in caverns | for.” He knew it was badly put In : td by projecting sheds upon /the circumstances but he could | Safe Storage ’ os _ ee sane nigga appeared up ee agua means to express Z | von Sree pM en, s face was ; GA NT! HAYE YOU A DEFINITE GOAL? ) “I do not quite comprehend, Jas- CHA BROS SCR, teas "ak el ARI Vln le Te aati nn tly «snc 0 = i - & - 5 ee - oA . « * etme -~ - . — — ~ TAPERS RT LTO EY SI NER EE eS Tn, band rugged and browned by VERMIN EXTERMINATORS aecesaful in life are not in the race be- » Suns rj ’ years er.” A , Guaranteed Prepunations | | E m ete work—-one that will make them uiper “oeny seed ogra atan ' “Well, in plain words, to see if it . é E | ‘Sold at Drug +4 | PH 1190 : : : > For CONTRACT SERV ' PKospect 11 TY CULTURE or BARBERING prepare tthis was Godlove Crownstone, | Amounts to enough to justify me “Phone CHestnut 7676 (Abany 1700 CUlfax 3344 M High Ov C .|in going to law to force a division GETZ EXTERMINATOFS inc fPiland 3550 WEbster 3030 Cc see how we can help you, Day and g verseer of the om = i Vv; ’ » | ° Tw'ycy- | St. mY of Ghosts, the head man of | cr a settlement,” said Jasper, flat N | Pred he gg pe Ph A MAIN OFFICE: 3100 Arsena there was a friendly smile “T was led to believe that you rr moe «6 WS Aged face as he came up to| had the advice and counsel of a vee OUD man and stopped. capable man of law,” he said, CHURCH NOTICES ' ¥ eyes are not so old that gerresil poy nue ini Saw York. JM = ' | FUR COATS EVERY FAMILY NEEDS OUR SERVICE tO recognize you as the ' | 2 TY’ a» Phew of Prime Dimmes- | sir.” IRED— HOLES, BURNS, MOTH HOLES, TEARS IN CLOTHING WOVEN RESPONSIBILITY” s Mid he, holding out his| “And did he advise you to take’ ( ——_. i —REPA PERFECTLY AS THE GOODS ORIGINALLY CAMB FROM THB LOOM ’ T’’ M. His y ' , such steps as you propose?” ee w4e r A — T CAN'T BE LOS mone nie Voice was deep and|such steps as ) : 3 : | Relined and Remodeled Now _ ILLUSTRATION OF OUR WEAVING 1 Choirs. | his speech slow and meas- Jasper took time to reflect. “He | j | advised me to come up here and— | iy AT LOW SUMMER RATES | ERIAN CHURCH ; A then, Mr. Crownstone, so er—look things over.” - | All Work Done by Expert Furriers | . ' * at Taylor Avenue ung ether's uncle?” said the “{ will disregard the evasion,” | y Br dngeendeans tag ieee or, Minister The ne as they clasped hands. | said the other, without bitterness. | and cet our extimate, or call Ttthous 't High Overseer was not] He laid his hand on Jasper’s arm. | Bn fe Pom : of the road. | R MTree, 27 $0 Unlike him | swept a circle that took In every-| | LZ nd ms = | Blader se ge tem peer of [ LARGEST FIRM IN AMERICA ALL BRANCHES OF THE MOTHE . nize you, as . ‘ ‘a coul each. ("ZZ ; | . Famous-Garr » NT, SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MASS. t a ee. | ening a6 faras the eye could r | Om | ' thange Building. 9 a. m, to ® "5 50 ‘mad, "l Then knew Prime Dimmesdale | arate equity in what you behold news” for you in today’s Post- ‘May *an, are gr Particular. Your] here. Jasper. Nor had Prime Dim- | economy offers in today’s Post- SEND your WANT AD to the POST-DISPATCH and GER ay and they are—yes, I] mesdale. Nor have I or my own) (| Dispatch classified columns. o o : Of it—they are hon-| sons.” | | . | RLXULTS—3-tiwe Ads ALMOST CERTALN for ANITHING Shea, Mt 80 tall by Continued Monday. i | and his hair was black. (Copyright, 19%.) G6 & m.: Sundays and holidays,

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COMIC PAGE ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SATURDAY, . \ . x APRIL 27, 1923. . | o~neme - —— “ : 2 , A ot L PICK THE WHAT'S KEEPING 7 “| a i WRONG MAN AND WERE gf Vp. TAEM 2 Be re! | | ——— ME, THEN AS A PKKER TA LVN Ti. BE NA PICKLE! usual eratives, . The P after his a had been waiting f Accom Henry OO} ot the BE Hoover done on He visited AOW TO REMOVE THE DECOYS, ANS DO ff a en SOME Class “A~ PARR ~ ft TEATRO SIDA Le - FRACTIONS |! oS a o —- - CO I ef - ~~ WE eed = —™ “~™ ~S Ve MRA Gy, ax old, of Central District, was yesterday afternoon and in the holdover, suspected rec iving stolen propecty, after wrote out his resignation when i ected to prepare a written re- f of the circumstances under k ch he boughta stolen radio and ! rings from an ex-convict and giar. Kintz had surrendered the rade at . s, explainir ‘hief r7rzer7? et the rings, explaining to Chi gi ap ccahe PE aoe yee Pree ete eth all, dpe ‘ SS SSS Rs: aS SS -~ nee ESE RON. Ss a. SE - n-th dhe dg ws __ SINE ACSARERNSS ASS |S Se ed ~ a. .» & «ees ~SSs SSS Ww ONAD S, SOAANISSSAES SESSA = ~* i ~ ——= ae as ANNA . ™ SAO “4 ; ae _ Se .-«. >* ~~" .* Police Gerk that m for $55, thinking he was get- he bought fe . om ee . a a wholesale price. He has August, of four SN A OR + NE RT PS came m woaeeoe Sense - oars mes - - —— wom —_— = — — = ea en - R E on the ‘ ; 83, and Full Pag® in Onc of the 4 Mldren. TWO Comic Sections of the Sunday Post-Dispatch Me Willian. Murphy, who with No-|_ eS a EI fae Saul, another ex-convict, was See _ = ——= 5 3 Meted a week ago in a Westmin- 5 Tac f Wea bO Ww = See L WAN'T FO ‘place rooming house where OR THE START TOSELL BF ) 22, worth of goods stolen i BENEFIT OF OIL OR SELL AN] Burglaries was.found, told» po- THOSE WHO OIL WELL . LET SDECTARILITY DO SOUF That he had 860d the articles Soap ye SET BUSY | ' . me, ee mintz, telling him they were CAME LATE. a _ yy - ~ om & ee 1 as * . ; RIV AK TRIAL. ELSE A RAOAAT LIKE TO SEE : ET RICH ON THAT Brew oans MC yim FAKE LD rAwe. A SOME OOU OH force since is the father This Comic Appears as a >. ™,.. * Indien te Yesterday 3 iD @ @ io, J Rec “TERR /% QA eee ——— - —— ae ee “ee er f > Mm A Pk’ERt | GAM BLED "AWAY N JOB INI A BANK , A HOME. MY \AIL Et BABY Gilell _ MY FREEDO! ARIF) BAM OF 1@—By Getticr EVR AT) 20C.KNIEN > AKL EX CROOK FLIajT - CO ChIARICE O | Policeman's Eaplanatien. @ made the statement Priday Moon and detectives were sent tz’s home at 2827 Hickory - = that night to investigate. He sone > ! fnot at home and instructions \* I&, A ik ‘ ‘Bim to appear at headquarters ie. a | Bileft with his wife. He re- ; Eto Chief Gerk at noon yes- y bringing the rings with him, met Murphy two weeks be- Christmas,” he related. “He he he was a radio salesman knew my brotber-in-law. | t he was all right. He of- i to get me a radio for $40. ight it. A few weeks later it at bad so Murphy brought me ther and took the first one "VER CoA I SA ME NN > 4 t {O ) VOX LORN . WHO WENIT STRAIGHT WIHMERS HE OISCOVERPES THAT MISS BLACK. TRIE, HEAD WAITRESS VT THE MOTE |. MWA NAUGHTER MIHOPA DESERTED I) HELe IIFANCY. a 7 en Is ) wt * . ie ’ ses BY 7 ] RA) ‘ . ‘y ? x) AN N 4 bY and ext row p Sunset, row), 5: Stage feet, a This CHICA outlook & Monday:. lower Mi tremes o ably one "Ss ou —_— ——~——-— —-——-— ; vis see ‘ eeeuete ese@eet? erterveee sete : y. Bought Diamonds for $15. “Three or four weeks ago I ran to him again. He said he was Melling jewelry, too, and offered laa — . 4 eo ‘ two diamond rings for $15. ann : z : 2 - == geeney Were nice little rings and I! a ee + ———_— a ‘Dumb Dora—sy Chic Young DORA WON'T GET. DP = SHE REFUSES TO EAT-- I'M TERRIBLY WORRIED OVER HER- . SHE'S G0 DISAPPOINTED | ‘'N DON JOGE ane annstveambaatieananstenteenlliifpioensaencesneee | ee oa ee | ce ee a SSS === “eight them for my two daugh- One of the TWO tek | [I never dreamed that the . : : ; m ; ff Was stolen 7) : . on @ ) : ‘ . bis . Comic Sections of the Sunday Post-Dispatch /® After hearing Kintz’ explanation, ———-- —-—~—- —~ sensnncanesiiiiiiindlisnieiiibiisias one ninee ae) PI a , mief Gerk told him to prepare a esc! L DON'T BLAME | OH, WHY DIDN'T DON me); DORA, PLEASE GO AWAY ROD -L DON'T WY] fi lt} @ Baas eyes : fearon — alled report of his purchases. SLOV 4] HER- -4E LOOKS || JOOE TELL ME HE WAS SO HE PLEASE WANT TO EVER SEE A MAN AGAIN ) P sie | ee WW eur iF YOU SEE CON | P policeman wrote briefly: “I ’ L FELL IN LOVE WITH HIM? ANO ONE IVE EVER MET---THEY’VE 7 7 | SEND HIM UP---3 = YOU'D SEE IN gif Hct anttic eee ,* whereupon Chiet Gerk or- A COMIC . GTRIP-- . I DREAMED OF nimM AS DRINK CAUSED ME NOTH i BitsrHt ] 4 his arrest. A policeman War Attorne | | ING BUT gens gi THINK HE'S AWFULLY to Kintz’ ' . / a aia 3 7 ss } for the radio. g Be Tam Sun mowaseetic ent aan / ey ech oe all aie ae ; CUTE! r. : Murphy pe ‘Saul since their ” — S6= Boisenen SEND ||ROMANTIC---MY HEART 15 Y . FOR ME tee ee ee ee ee This Comic Appears in One of the TWO Comic Sections of the Sunday Post-Dispatch > a ce! Gaus = ; tere. Darts from the San Diego nda won within the last year Ment alt was thought by Govern- “uthorities today to have their c "8 SOlved with the issuance of| flo reom *fal grand 1 . jury indictments i St two petty officers, two ga- TEXAN _ en and a woman. : ® authorities charged that sut- ) " | 4 t parts had been stolen to : : | 7 ; “g | ; | : _ sven airplanes wu'ch they nN / : - . 2 ” mee eed wore sold by the inc:sted : Rant ¥YOomen to eit’ Pebels or Federals. our Of the suspects, authori jes oe under arrest ~«t Sau ht They are A. E. Tangren ~~ yell in the United States val *rt Souers, a chief petty — cer: N. W. Koehler, | ge- . | -- ee and his wife, Doro- a = ss . if the J er. Koebler’s son, Ed K. “To Be Y BUT \T CAPRSUS SE : ) | a> ag Ry : i. °* Coronado, Cal, was at E YOUR LANDZORDP * Bete. : 7 tn ae if ie! 6 Muthorities believed he ral 5 , : . ‘ug fivin. ek tte nt | | ITTY. | . ay # — | — 4 , * *<) warplane in northern tes « ee ot or elther the Federal or . ‘orary forecs. tional boast eating ney-Ge found & where € _— /) DAUGHTER 195 GIVIN' A | RECEP TION TO-NIIGHT: DSO _ TS Fe. —— VLL JUST GIT | \q Af. \ MIESELF READY- ‘Tani ee ‘a 1 TeHoNK ULL DIN TY Moore ENJOY THIS AN WHOOPE £ XN f NOW TOJoOIN) | THE GUESTS ANY)’ FORGIT OHLHOW | MISS YOu, | (mY FIRST LOOK AT 4 (— Pou THAT GUY TOLD ME NS SAD. EU he Se | HED TRY TO DO Sone THING FUNNY: rr ~ ee ; / ah - F i. a : , / Tt } catenin a an f fim. a.\ PARTY: ~ || F ; I Ven ™s 3 | = | LAY, | ee ee kare, : | | YT PALS 4 ¥ a a . ’ o* ““ yr the Mex- " 7 =a mn ry ts yy trade gd - ee i ali aera et i est eared ; m