St. Louis Post-Dispatch
June 21, 1929

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m= TODAY'S pM, * — the sannenteeealibeneieatieesmenememeseneee oe The Only Evening Newspaper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service enancumpenendieanenensuneamnass ms ee em me ee ee enter ST. LOUIS, PRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1929. - —56 PAGES. JmiRS. JERRY WHITE? ¢ wo WHAT WOULD HAVE HAPPENED NAME HAD BEEN MRS, OAKDALE? WELL WHY AROUT SUCH A SILLY THING. I MIGHT HAVE BEEN BUT.........6ACRED Cow! 12 b> TOLD JERRY I'D CALL rum UP AT 7 ANDO ITs NEARLY 8 NOW. - THE IDEA OF ME SITTING HERE MOONING ABOUT NOTHING. pLLSTREET CK TRADE JADENS AS Ps v . to Market Leader- Some High-Grade it wrials and Rails F ea- 4 , & d SHARES ALSO Y STRENGTH eee , - 7 ee * Af, pe —— & Chalmers Closes Up | Points — At Least : High-Priced Spe- : ar Up 3 to 6 Points. WHAT'S THE IDEA OF STOPPING ALL THIS TRAFFIC? x— Agociated Press. YORK, June -! — leadership of some | s bigh-grade industrial and ghares featured the re- of the tin today’s stock market. broadened considerably t but fears in some quar- of a mid-year credit pinch week tended to keep the vol- @ sales around recent levels. a score Or more issues were into new high ground, a also sagged to new low levels. ‘CAUSE THERE'S ak eae A GAME OF MARBLES Goin’ 22. > uptward price . “s ey ‘a 4 — aie lied “money experts’ werev. foiled by the action of the my market, which held | at7 per cent despite the re- - of bullish activity, and bank- : ® predictions of an 5 per cent this week. The market appar- | ly paid little attention to the in- of $136,000,000 in Federal brokers’ loans. attributing - ) - ase to the expiration of » : . $400,000,000 in stock pur- “a Be rights” this week. -@ Rails Bought Late. avy buying of the rail shares outstanding development “THE. DISHES BETTER IDEA late trading. Atchison. ‘ I SIT THAN THAT ! ific and New York Cen- We’LL USE TIN to 4 to 6 points higher. Pacific advanced 3 and others advanced a point or ding New Haven, which highest price since 1915 Was revival of speculative | @od strength in the cop- | It was reported expect- Anaconda directors would a the $7 annual dividend on increased 8 Sumiraetan Mining & Sme iting, alwa mover, soared 33 mand Mananea closed 6% higher re id ; nda showed a net gain . , oe at 1154. = Some Wide Ranges. e stocks also presented /County Court today, \dlespur Club on Denny road as town ‘hall. lage, under (one of these will | line road and Kirkwood. | posed to emplov a | BRIDLESPUR CLUB TOWN HALL OF NEW COUNTY VILLAGE — Is . sage and It with the Bri- The population consists of about 15 families, numbering less! MORGAN FIRM a. | A new village, Huntleigh, the | | eighteenth municipality in St. Louis | | County, was incorporated by the | than 100 persons, including serv-| | a OTHER CONCERNS MAY BE ADDED ants. Trustees who will govern the vil- appointment by the are Edward L. Bakewell. John B. Strauch, Louis A. Hager Jr., Joseph O'Neil and Adalbert von Gontard. At a meeting soon be chosen as chairman or Mayor. Successors to | the trustees will be elected here- court, | after, | Huntleigh is bounded on the |south by Kirkwood, on the east by the village of Deer Creek, on' the west by a line just east of Geyer road and on the north by a half way between Clayton tis an exact rectangic a mile wide and approxi- mately three-quarters of a mile long, from east tu west, containing nof quite 500 acres. Huntleigh’s formation leaves an “island” of unincorporated territory a mile long and a quarter of a mile wide to its east and north of Man- chester road. Denny road is the only thorough- fare in Huntleigh, which has a number of fine country homes, and no other street is planned, nor is any extensive development con- templated. The reason for incor- poration, which was proposed a year ago, was to control develop- ment of the district and avoid the possibility of annexation by some other community. The village tax will be small and it “speed cop.’ SEVEN HURT BY EXPLOSION OF FLASHLIGHT POWDER Henry Ford Family Being Photo- graphed at Time on Ship at New York Uninjured. By the Associated I’ress., NEW YORK, June 21.—A bottle of flashlight powder, standing by the feet of a group of news photog- raphers taking pictures of Henry Ford as he inet his son Edsel, the latter's wife and two children, on their return from Europe on the Cunard liner Berengaria today, ex- ploded, injuring several persons. None of the Ford family was in- jured. Two women and three men pas- sengers who had were injured as were photographers, John John Schultz. The injured pas- sengers were taken back aboard | ewe: ship for medical treatment. JUDGE WOULD RECORD WEDBING CEREMONY IN TALKING PICTURES Omaha Jurist and Pastor Think Idea Would Help Prevent Divorces . two news Hepner and is not pro-'| | Morgan & Co., a a just disembarked | | | the new i ENGINEERS HUGE FOOD MERGER '$250,000,000 Combination Includes Fleischmann Co.., te et ee entenneie i j | Royal Baking Powder and | E. W. Gillett Co. Ltd. Exchange of Stock Provided For — Joseph Wilshire, Head of Yeast Company, to Be President. By Leased Wire From the New. York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, June 21.—J. P. active recently mergers, in announced yesterday the formation of an in- ternational food products company joining the Fleischmann Co., ufacturing yeast, vinegar, food products and industrial alco- hol, with the Royal Baking Pow- der Co. of New E. W. Gillett Co., Ltd., of Toron- to, largest maker of baking pow- cer in Canada. About $250,000,000 is said to be involved. Royal owned a major- ity of the Gillett capital stock be- fore the deal. Wall Street considers this mer- large power ger the nucleus of a huge food products organization backed by the house of Morgan, and looks for the addition of many more food products concerns of various types from time to time. Plans already are being made to add the Chase & Sanborn Co., well known New England coffee, tea, and _ spice dealer. Joseph Wilshire, president of the is scheduled to companies. Fleischmann Co., head the combined Donald K, David, executive president of the Royal Baking Powder Co., has been named vice president. Directors of the newly formed concern will include Max C. Fleischmann and Wilshire of the Fleischmann Co.; William Ziegler Jr.. now president, of the Royal Co.: David and William Ewing and Henry P. Davison of the Morgan interests. Name Not Yet Selected. No name has been selected for company. Several have been considered but in each case it was found that the title was keld by some other concern. The Roya! Baking Powder Co., which falls into the Wall Street classification of a ‘“‘mystery’’ con- cern, once was known as the “Bak- Jersey and the | | | day for the body of C. S. | } | man- | other | vice]. ——a Former Aid to Governor- General Is One Victim— Canadian Vickers’ Chief Pilot Still in River. THREE OTHER FLYERS KILLED IN ACCIDENTS Beginning Aviator and His INST. LAWRENCE THREE MEN DROWN ' —— RR RedaeRReeemmnmeneeseneeeene ee FORTH One Group Will Inspect Garbage Systems, An- other Will Make Plea for Air Ro 15 TO MAKE TRIPS AT CITY’S EXPENSE | Teacher Fall in Minnesota Machine Down in California. —Homemade By the Associated Press, MONTREAL, June 2 Lawrence River l.—The St. was searched to- Caldwell, chief pilot for Canadian Vickers, Ltd. Caldwell, Capt. J. C. Jervis, for- mer aid de camp tc the Governor- General of Canada, and Dr. Wil- liam D. Morris were killed yester- day when a seaplane piloted by a OE er | trips at ' Summer. ' | | give Caldwell struck a span of high ten-/ sion wires and plunged into: the river. The bodies of Capt. Jervis and Dr. Morris were recovered. Witnesses said the flying down the river at a low alti- tude. tween St. there was a flash Plane struck two wires carrying power to Nun’s Island. The air- craft fell into the water, overturn- ing as it struck. Capt. Jervis came to Canada as aid de camp to Lord Willingdon in 1926. He resigned his commission last year and joined-the aeronau- Charles and Nun’s Island of flame as the tical staff of Canadian Vickers, Ltd. He . the elder son of Vis- count St. Vincent and is survived by his father, a younger brother and a married sister who lives in New York. ° Pilot “Jack” Caldwell was born in Alabama. He was 28 years old. Before joining Vickers he engaged in eyommercial flying in Canada, taki prospectors into the north- ern mining region and seals for Newfoundland companies. Dr. Morris, a friend of Capt. Jer- vis, came from Victoria, B. C. The accident was witnessed by crowds on the board walk at Ver- dun and by many in pleasure boats. A boat containing employes of the farm of the Sisters of Notre Dame on Nun’s Island was the first to reach the wreck, which sank in shallow water. They were unable to break through the bottom of the cabin, having no implements but their oars. ate a -_ sealing | gested by plane was) |approves new } When it reacned a point be-/| ‘'Neun, | Neu protested, Neu Says ‘‘It’s a Good Idea JUNKETS AREOK'D MUR S SUMMER JT. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH at S ae | churchman to be engaged in stock plant as well as the ge ie The quarrel, he said, followed closed 31, points were advocated yesterday by Dis-| servers think -_ td shee 1. Wieeee ag pot erage peal, New York |transactions of the kind disclosed | The Commonwealth pepiantctigpdy her protests against his plan to 33 ” trict Judge Herbert Rhoades of the | worth $200,000,000. This is said to; June 21.—Cy Thurber, 34 years is ties: iensianael Mo ° deal the hooks of Kable & Co. capitalized at $10,000,000, was in-| jeave the city over the week-end S| Chalmers closed with a net Court of Domestic Relations aime cewee the —— “ ‘The Fi > | old, a gaps, a "NORDENHAM, Gaemany. ¥ene! . Hames reir Cannupny: commarases oy — a fae ge Bae | with his family and her threat to . | . Gertificates. which ware Two Omaha pairs announced mo- | mann Co., with $4,000,0¢ — | Beck, 23, of eggdeng om ls pas, oi. 1€ * eae: 2d sai revel oe mee nial ae ses Semen his position | br ne - sn oe | ter, if he went) An the einen 2 *arlier in the week, ran up tion pictures would be taken of of outst anding common an Poet OW end viene ig wa “Sade — ge se Bon | terland, with its owner, Count F elix| and his moral responsibility as to | ge pei i ne Bape | became more bitter, the confession . 15 points. Allied Chem- their weddings. The Rev. F rank G. | ferred stock, is — 0 be jan — accident near here last} von Luckner, al@pard left for New become mixed up in stock gam~| | si eed * “ can adbpypeseag’> a sod said. Miss Hix reached for her 4 14 points of its ex- Smith of the First Congregational | more than $50,000,00 : te | oe oe ae at ee pe | York today. A Taree-monthe deep-| pling.” Caraway said. He is Fea pomcgyonan ‘ fh pita nl bist handbag in which at times she Ti er 38 pitete ae toned Church said, “Talkies as reminders | Notice of the new es 5 vale, puarues a giving , ee id | sen exproretien arene. in the _ ‘leader in the prohibition move- poste os aa rig neue carried a small revolver Snook had : ‘ DKe ME ue AT other high seined special- of the marriage vows later in life ganization and the ee on ea “sg xesrapads : he re — a aaenee bea planned. Capt. ong | ment. which must depend upon the | oo a i pes. ie ata vie given her. Then followed the o -TEN WILL. YEZ? 2 to 6 points higher might help. I make my vows change of shares - as a ge sea _ t. I ina — hear: law He : Mniteg =i he 2 xpacses to reach New | moral conscience of the people. a | Bis sah ccisiiaaiaiminad ‘ menage a struggle in which Snook said he 4 > IWANNA GIT profit-taking developed in | Pretty strong, so if they saw Bea night 26.8 ocho T cies tg id the on) ys Be nie Eee OD ‘is inevitable that his conduct will | Se tg ween es tech eae | picked up the hammer in the car » UP AND GO TO | utility shares. Com- | keard themselves talking them , companies invotved. pee ae ne — a + ages got ee ad nh 0 ape? — Ek gy ioe : he used to discredit the moveme pe ss ” , hes Aa tek” eich poe Hh struck her. & a i h Power losing 4%, points again it would be a good reminder | The ASW COMPERT me ] renin area | —. yo egaggane a ger Ase eo ps Re nei ge ig oct P. gi ought to have been — oO bs fe & mast 0 bed She continued (to fight) des- BED, DEN Peonsolidated Gas 1%. | of the seriousness of the covenant. | following share capital gone ate, went mate & e. y see | me ay 68 em pee wt ey ithis, and he ought to have veen | a iad Gain uadieae , ar gd peratesy and an increasing pum r. a $ exchanges drifted wit! Judge Rhoades said, “They are/ lion shares of cumulative gpoemge when it hit the ground. P , oi — -_ beds “ res ripe -leonscious of his obligation to re-| asi tae re insite itis ,of blows of increasing force were e i, ; narrow and . ithe | taking a step in the right direction. | stock without par value, eacn 158- | Pasadena Flyer Killed in Plane He | ened no ris idan the iSland 'frain from doing anything which | The . i. aad ‘ane , ri ee | necessary to stop her. he said. : irregular | think such a custom would save/ sued share of which will be en- | Built Himself. | upon which Luckner’s vesse] the | might bring discredit upon the} e 7 n me soy e - “ ne ‘| “Realizing then. no Gaunt: that ter an ite detains: tere teas the institution of marriage. It | titled to rl vote. geri cosine = By the Associated Press, pee Devil, was wrecked during the movement and his associates % won | pie vie bites: . af ‘Amertenp loot ee sae = —. bust sak sien elke ike ‘tl i mer a ae: re venet : | ee eee es Oe. Sh The boat will be equipped In se peeperer cg « the | Locomotive Co. and the Baldwin ’ it - 4 knif . ® early tradin : ser and make folks take their mar-|the rate of $7 yearly. __| Charles Penn Warden, 25 years old, 7 A ota baie Hn ‘. ui De 1) Bishop disclosed teat Sexthe [Rasmaiattve, Co, cat. the Talteey) jain aie poc eee ds shpert pecs reports -riages more seriously. The pic-|; Twenty million shares. OF goo /was instantly killed, and Walter | zh a fs Biyoes et dae eee | presi jential campaign he had been | tha Shehatte Cibd aes én. att alart After. he was convinced the : we gain on sellin — | tures should be shown wen 6 ld mon stock winowt oF — aon ‘Cole, 19, sé — injured when ing a ) “ ant sega am ras ane nee 'questioned about his stock dealing, pee plant at Eddystone, Pa. iste. woman was dead, Snook said : “SY: iid eee - inspire d appears in domestic life.” | be issued, all of one class, eac their airplane crashed from a| "8 appari 2 sae aking marine | riist by Senator Carter Glass | lant daystone, ¥ ee be “peoenaded 5 ahah Go aaainnene se ; of better crop “weath- $$ — —— ishare being entitled to one vole. | » ight of 400 feet late yesterday pictures and scientific films. The (Dem.) of Virginia, and later by] _ Funds for the acquisition o © that had been scattered during the futures converted an FAIR TONIGHT TOMORROW, z pregenstii hecetanel - ae ; ale s Cole | first landing after New York will the wen York Evening World. In| Commonwealth property and com-| struggls snd ‘heviietie Make Gan ¢ half a cent a bushel : cpenian ck : ‘ sect ies ah om hase ae wate ibe at Bermuda. thence the vessel Bae Hot eee to them. he vi! igorously | Pletion of the Eddystone plant are [scene of .he struggie, leaving her | aaa OO TEMPERATURE UNCHANGED rpnagpasaesidinseliiae Aes 6955 EL The an i nll MA a will go to the Bahamas, Cuba and sae that he hed engaged in| — raised through the sale of &/ boay at that point.” * Adout $1 a hale. THE ener RES. panies participating in the mer- | a pee 1Al ote »y | other Caribbean islands, returning iin pSregasii business transac- | $=9,000,000 issue of first ony Threw Handbag Into River. ‘ 1 \ Features cenees. 1 a m....... 69 9 a. m.....-- 78) ger will receive shares in the new | arden. t | to New York by way of Miami in | ten.* nial dnaiared he was under | > te per cent bonds, offered secey, | Snook said he then went home. = pam % featured the \otor . & 8 = ¥ a m.. if vy on the following basis: ‘THIS IS LONGEST DAY OF YEAR October it ob! cation to explain his “pri- | and also through the sale of $20,-| tossing her handbag inte the Seicte the afternoon, advancing “3 a by than 1 Set earn 89 asain a half shares of com- | | Among the passengers who will 8 te afteira’’ to anyone. He added | °° shares of no par common Stock | pivee as he drove over a bridge. wnue Publication of its 2 a.m ace ones a3 ne em : of the new company for | But Only by Matter of oa ee taken on at New York will be seid the inns evidently arose |#t $50 a share, and the delivery of | my vevélves. Se tk: ee ae ths’ farming statement to 7 " =. Tee. + 3 p.m. — 8 84 ga jane ng “8 Fleschmann nd Sun Starts South at 4:01 P. M. | Dr. William Beebe, the Geograph- ale aaa on the part of “the | 199,000 shares of no par $6 pre-| the purse. argeg Thich showed net Spelative ‘humidity at ‘nov, "43 is cent. | aa chien of ccmalia preferred | Today is the longest day Sle woe % al Society’s submarine e explorer Nan ae 4 Tammany elements” to| ferred mock, with a book value of | Phe confemton was made seieii mi to 37. s: * res fi ee @ & &): | stort Se | 3 , ee ae ret Se ie pidaelioes the ean djestroy his influence. | $6,666,000. | day afternoon, but Chester, follow- Prasat to $7.82 a share, 7odias po mt stock Series A or at the option of 10) cicck this afterncon the sun|WILL HAYS OBTAINS DIVORCE mane | ioe en Gaaeieed ce on thares gam and | ne aes : ow "tee shares of | WH) Degia te poureny soutiward “Movie Czar” Gets Custody of Son; | ‘Although Senator Glass and the | FALLS 2100 FEET 10 . Snook, did not give it out officialiy Pe os al ES % ea suvnent « | Rpts oe one eas oo of the new company, jand the or wien hp 2 guage Wife Does Not Contest. Evening W orld were in possession | DEATH IN ROYAL GORGE until midnight. This. he Poin cookin HER ere ta the vicinity: Falr to- me each share of Fleischmann ahenpbinsglioenogged nese " — ae lan oo =e So 5: ee : ; ef ‘ : «hia mat co 2 a ee SERRE ELM SLE LEE POR ARE EE ORIN Mallett. COS LEMME IS, * ee ee ee ak ene RRS, , Aah RR pee Bere Be Wt aks aad

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—_— ae PATCH —— SSE — F OFF _ Mice RELEASED IN Fleur ‘ U AT ANTI-VIVISECT. , ye r FD rp IND TRIP 1 rer ompanions, ) 1000 TRUST Medical Students Throy’ of Water, Women Belg ” Them With Umbretiag 3y the Assoviated Press. LONDON, June -l.—ap vivisection meeting at Caxton Westminster, was broken u night by 2090 medica! students threw buckets of Water and AL : {ay ora e ions are / were seen belaboring students Against Aunt, Mrs. Ella will probably be umbrellas. The police were : x, N.S to eject the disturbers men Wiggins. ps air field reba whom suffered minor injurieg. iat ® crowd thut he. |} Hawden, the chairman. Was the tak« -Ott vented pe pee goeg g and # | TWELFTH secrecy Was mail- | ward complained of or out. Maj... trance! position from which be hal OF REAL ESTATE fly directly to Nea Lnion for Abolition of yj Azores and then t | Visectj had suffered for three Years. rthern Spain, mak-| Adolph Stahl of Miami, Fy Left by Will of To- journey in cight| pressed sympathy with Dr H "we ‘den. Dr. Stahl was one Of the ; hacco Manufacturer In- LOSES SUIT OVER GAS dudes Sites of Several dy he flyers was |} monoplane carry;’- no-fuiza motors of each. : a — rried a radio hav-| A verdict for the gt. Downtown Buildings f about 2000 mites County Gas Co.. defendant in $5000 damage suit brought jp half of Bernice Krull, 4-year daughter of Bernard J, J. soline for a 22-hou- ‘franco planned to ww radio with ships qgother suit to construe the will John E Liggett, St. Louis to- 4 S302 Madison eyenwe, Vinita Pasinecco manufacturer, which has stopping |Jury in Circuit Judge Nolte’s New | at Clayton. hack It was alleged that the child, fered permanent injuries as a |sult of being overcome by gas f¢ : a broken pipe Feb. 13, 1928, Thy co and three Come damage suits tor $5000 each, , om Palos, Spain. t0)rijed for ai 2-year-old broth Argentina, in 192%, Cuthbert, also overcoine, and | motored seaplane, poth parents for mental anguj On thistrip he flew | are pending. of Africa and then, sing from the Cape | to the Island of | Noronhe, a distance | |nounced the appointment of @ following zores, Halif"%%, ndland and erm Spain, the entire put 10 days. "iendly litigation since his death , 1897, was filed in Federal wrt here yesterday by Mrs. Mary Suse Kilpatrick Perry, of New Wiggins, 47 Portland place, the bly surviving daughter of Liggett. Mrs Perry seeks [to establish »to an interest in a trust es- Hie worth more than $6,000,000, yiming one-twelfth of the rea] wate and one-fourth of the per- mal property. Among the larger ime in the estate are the sites the Frisco Building, Ninth- and LN Col. Roop Director of Bud WASHINGTON, June 21.—p ident Hoover late today hork, against her aunt, Mrs. Ella | ; | smelling chemicais fro A. M. St lery and released live meal Mary L. K. Pegry of | | boxes. ; ° . | alifax. ) Several scuffles Occurred New York Brings Action | members of the audience of me | ’ i i a veep piel = | J. C. Roop of Nebraska as Direcgplive streets; International Life 'of the Budget. wilding, Eighth and Chestnut the attorney would | és and of the Brown Shoe f it was upheld. The | 5 Building, Seventeenth and most of the money | }eS= ete “e@mashington avenues; 250 shares ay off a second deed | qj S. Louis Union Trust Co., 64 r. Lee's home, then i ; Bares of Mercantile Trust Co., ne street, and that the | Vj Mississippi Valley ‘rus ven him a note for @# W ater gs Famer of Liggett Realty p but had never paid 4; P; h hb. and 166 share of Edmund as no understanding . Itc ers tally Co, stock. , ld pay the fine, he | qf Trust Created Under Will. | 4* , The trust estate was created oe : + sterling or plated and fader Liggett’s will for the bene- MS ieappointed. {; in a variety of styles. Rof a grandson, John bk. Liggett _ cree, June 21.—~ 4 Only one of the #, and his three daughters, Mrs. | 1 today announced | 4: many gift ideas you @iggins, Mrs. Cora B. Fowler and gl ~ nag: am ) {i will find at Bolland’ Dollie L. Kilpatrick, the moth- ae eens, ee tae pot Mrs. Perry. as members of the The ee vepcived his share { Geology. { ; q ) 1916 when he reached the age : { Bo land ) f $0, and partial distributions to on Mill Wage Cut. he various heirs totaled about Eh, England, June| qj Locust at Tenth 7,000,000, The trust, in its pres- mment is made that . aie aia itt form, continued for the bene- ye posted by the em-| 4? Jewelers for 81 Years @ of the three sisters, to revert ht for a 12.82 per) je the surviving sisters in the nh in wages in the | ¢# mt of the death of one without btton spinning indus- | , See . Fowler, the widow of John kr, Who was president of the mdvis Symphony Society at his min 1924, died July 19 last, Meathing the bulk of her estate, $1,500,000, to St, Luke's Hos- Mrs. Kilpatrick died Aug. Mequeathing her property, worth than $1,000,000, to Mrs. ~- / What Aunt Claints. mM Kilpatrick’s one-third = in- in the trust estate passed wander the terms of the Liggett to Mrs. Perry and a grand- mier, Mrs. Elizabeth Scudder Mard, only daughter of the late Elizabeth Liggett Scudder, a fhter of Mrs. Kilpatrick. Mts, Fowler's one-third interest taimer by Mrs. Wiggins, as her Ms an interest as one of the direct heirs of Mrs. Kilpatrick. Bakewell Jr., appeared as sel for Mrs. Perry. MILEY EPSTEIN FORMALLY ANSWERS BANKRUPTCY SUIT ty Man Denies Insolvency; Hearing Saturday on Petition fo Set Aside Receivership. formal answer to the involun- y bankruptcy suit ‘against Stan- Epstein, Inc., real estate firm #4 Chestnut street, was filed in fal Judge Davis’ court yester- by counsel for Stanley Epstein, ir light airy pastel shades, ward white, are matched ndencies in our Footwear. mode of the mo- demands Shoes lend with and ice the Summer Here at only Mder and sole owner of the Featuring: pany. ae answer Specifically denied White Buck with Black or Tan avency and asked for a hearing Shantung in Colors * petition. | Woven Creations | ot Nap vance s ares pe- Sky Blues bdintment of Ralph T. sete Reds iver under the iekrantey De » alleging that no notice “ne of the application for a re- a“ that no bond was executed pe Petitioning creditors. that en, Phe e. ~ 2K ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ pagpeenotenonameed ee Saltire nati tedie Aen ontieatinetino _e A eee PA ent A = apa tw: te ~ i FRIDAY, } Kansas City ne en ea ee a ii WEE A oe ; Sa OGIO 58 Bone See eae i aon Bg oe. “oe rae tig Miss MILDRED NELSON of Kansas City, Mo., and her husband, | Baron Kurt Ferdinand de Pantz, son of Baron and Baroness. Ferdinand de Pantz, of Vienna, Austria. Paris recently. Girl Weds Baton “4 - clared he was a passenger in the machine, and produced a witness, who testified that he was driving the car for McCaffrey. McCaffrey, having taken oné appeal, has no alternative: but to start serving the sentence. In similar cases’ the court has paroled defendants after a portion of the sentence was served. Two Pouches Disappear in Transit to Boston. By the Associated [’ress, ANSONIA, Conn., June: 21.— Postal inspectors today were trying to find two mail pouches which disappeared yesterday while in Her Husband “Very Happy” in. CHARLEMAGNE’S RELATIVE $50,000 IN MAILS MISSING transit. One pouch was said have contained upwards of $50.- 000 in currency consigned to the Ansonia National Bank from the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston. rr’ Oe re ee rere ee ne Credit to All! se $1.00 DOWN “SE FIRST PAYMENT GETS THE GOODS Sure! inc rease in faver with the alert men and young man is ean approval of our quality-giving method You ind foremost designs, pat- 515 LOCUST OPEN SATURDAYS UNTIL 9 P. M SILK DRESSES Size Up to 5S? See the definite rea- some of King's tre- mendous popularity, success and growth. You find on display many pleasing styles, including your —_- P is right, only $5.95 to NEGRO TAKES HIS DOG Baby” With Bells on Harness Performs Tricks During the Sermon. ee | William J. Shelton, Negro, felt the urge to “get reli- gion’’ last Sunday evening disturbing the peace and 1407 Whittier street. Shelton tried hard to ‘Baby’—that’s my dog, the cutest little Spitz you ever saw—and as I passed the Saint Angel Church, I thought to myself, ‘What I need is religion.’ The next thing I know I'm walking up the steps- with ‘Baby’ in my arms. Dog Sits on Hind Legs. “When I get inside I see the Rev. Mr. Coleman in the pulpit, speaking hard. The place is crowd- ed. TI have him trained to sit on his hind legs, so he sits there that way. , The first thing you know, every- body is turning around in their | pews to watch ‘Baby’ while the Rev. Mr. Coleman goes on preach- ing. “Finally the Reverend finished his sermon and he called for new members who wished to join. Then he motioned at me and said, ‘Come forward, Brother.’ I took “Baby” under my arm and went forward. | “Hello, Elder,’ T said. And he ' nodded and said, ‘It seems you get more attention than | do. Are you thinking of joining?’ “T told him I wasn't sure but I would like to talk it over with him when 17 had more time. So Il gave him my card and told him to drop over to my home at 1108 Pendleton and we could talk it over. Bells on Dog’s Harness. “That's ali I heard about it until last night when a policeman came to my home and said I was ar- rested for disturbing the peace and tranquillity of the Rey. Mr. Coleman’s congregation. Your honor, I didn't hurt his peace or his tranquillity. The Reverend 1s just mad because they wouldn't lic‘en te his preaching when they could watch my dog.” “Shelton certainly didn’t con- duct himself the way he should have in a place of worship,” the Rev. Mr. Coleman said. “He had. the dog prancing around doing stunts and _ there were bells on the dog’s harness that disturbed th: services every time the dog moved. When he carne up to the front he carried the dog high on his shoulders and let him TO CHURCH, FED $15 diminutive | | and | Strolled into church with his dog. | AS an Outcome he was fined $15. by Police Judge Beck yesterday for tran- quillity of the congregation of the | Saint Angel Negro Baptist Church, | defend | himself in court, and things looked | pretty bright for him when he can-. cluded his testimony. But when the Rev. Edward~- D. Coleman, | leader of the Saint Angel flock. | told his story, Shelton Was doomed. | “Judge, your honor,” Shelton be- gan, “lL was out walking with I put the dog on the floor and | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH.__ PAGE | SAYS SHE WAS JILTED on-cepwen a. —International Photo. ANN LIVINGSTON. HE is’ suing Franklin S. Hardinge, Chicago millionaire, for $250,000 charging that he dis- carded her to marry another woman. down to the floor holding him by his tail when he reached the ros. trum—that’s no way to act in church.” When Shelton paid / said he had lost all desire to “get religion,” at least at the Saint Angel Negro Baptist Church. a ' AVIATION SCHOOLS AT CITY FIELD. T0 GET U. S, RATING Promise to Expedite Improvement Work at Airport Made to Federal Inspector. Aviation schools at Lambert-St. Louis Field will* receive Federal rating under an agreement reached | between city officials and Depart- | ; ment of Commerce Inspector Koer- _bling to expedite the work of im- prov.ng the field. Koerbling has been at the field several weeks, but withheld ~“:am- ination of the Universal and Von Hoffmann schools because the air- port does not present an effective landing area of 2000 feet in all directions,, as required by the De- partuient o, Commerce. Follow- ing the conference yesterday, at which plans for diverting Cold Wa- ter Creeh, which bisects the field, and for grading were explained to Koerbling, he agreed to proce d with the examination of the schools. The contract for laying drain pipes was let today to the sec- ond lowest bidder, Ré J. Blackburn, a St. Louis contractor, instead of the Haydenite Construction Co. of West Frankfort, Ill. Blackburn bid $104,516. and the Haydenite con- cern bid $100,011. Blackburn is equipped to start the work within 10 days, as required under the con- tract. The Haydenite firm did not have all equipment necessary, city officials said. NEIGHBORS TRY TO STO STREET ROW, ARRESTED his fine he’! ‘Doctor and Realty Dealer Hurt When Metorists’ Fight Be- comes Free-for-All. Dr. Clarence O. C. Max, 3563 Longfellow piace, and Ferd Beneke, a real estate dealer, 3862 Flora place, are nursing and lacerations today as the result of having tried to stop an altercation between motorists in front of Dr, Max's home tart night. | Arrested with Dr. Max and | Beneke when the altercation devel- oped into a free-for-all fight, were Tony Stovall, 26 years old, a ma- chinist, 2813 Accomac street, and Stovall's brother, John, 32, a salea- man, of the same address. All four were released on bond, to appear tomorrow in police court on peace disturbance charges, Beneke told a Post-Dispatch re- porter today that he and his wife, 'with Dr. and Mrs. Max, Arthur L. Weissenborn, vice president of the National Bank of Commerce, Mra, Weissenborn and Dr. Max's two sons, Arthur and Paul, were sitting 'on the porch at the Max home on the corner of Grand boulevard and Longfellow place, when they heard screams from the street, Thinking it was an automobile accident, the five men ran out and saw several men fighting and @& number of women screaming. “| ran up to two of the men and tried to stop them,” Benecke said, “‘Wait a minute, brother, [ said, ‘vou don't want to be fighting ‘like this.” For my pains I got a crack in the jaw. I went up to the man again and said, ‘What did you want to hit me for? I didn't do anything to you. Im a man 60 years old with glasses on.’ “*You're a liar,’ he said, ‘you hit _me,’ and with that he started for ‘ine again, as I hit him a few times, Then the police patrol came. “Later at the — police station I learned that the two young men who had been arrested with wus had been coming west in Long- fellow place and had stopped at Grand boulevard. They stopped too long or something and the people beliind them began to blow their horns. Witnesses said the young men got out of their car and went back to the car behind them where a young man and a woman were sitting. ‘They tried to pull the young man out and the woman be- gan screaming. Then they tried to pull him out again and that Was how the fight started. “They accused Dr. Max of hit- ting their mother, who was in their car, but that’s nonsense. As a mat- ter of fact, one of these young men hit her himself, accidenfally, of course. “Weissenborn was in the fight, and Dr, Max's sons and a lot of people. Everybody was bleeding around there when the police came. “Believe me, it’s the last time [ ever try to act as a peacemaker. All I got out of it was a naaty crack in the jaw, and now Jil have to appear in court.” bruises ed _—w “LIKE’A COLD SHOWER KNOX HATS Hart Schaffner & Marx Dixie Weave Suits *30 AND AT $25, $35 & #45 Cool and refreshing—they keep their shape and style You'll en- joy the Summer in a Dixie weave two-piece suit ‘FLORSHEIM SHOES WOLFF S::=) Washington Avenue at Broadway Spee ROR et Mat Hep oops Fo eee . ke ~~ a | - " ‘ . me os - 4 ™ . A REGEN MOSMAN AS CTIA RE HI fet HH EHP : pot eae aes ae ae * - i - Mig 3 ealaeit os + 4 + panned “ ae? 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a ee ame ___ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH 3 PAGE 4 ______ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ________———= meme a i ae Oe — We —AnAVIA sgaitiona work | Eesti" IDEAL BEAUTY SHOP fxs: e 7 i. : ~ 4 = + : { + - = ’ Pe $- LS AST , me — Z . eis a ae m : . ' > le s no resolu- ' west company was declared the the laying of 11,163 square yards was irregularly iet as | additional work was done, not pro- be Appointment Vetoes Statue to Mimat. ' successful bidder, Oct. 27, more of asphaltic concrete surface, to be tion was offered at a — — | vided for Uy the original ordinance, | May Belle | ieberstein's Ideal Permanent Waves | HAVANA, June Ji.—Il’resident than three weeks after the contract put down in a prescribed manner! ing by the Board * we sie «eeu to the city of $5180.96) | aie , i epee f Cuba vesterday disap- : i ‘4 ; »2@ 989 ° . .| prov mts he cas ‘ - - , ’ ter henuty, style a ta-ting catisfaction ‘* Machado o ‘uba vesterday « p | was signed by Mayor Swift, City) at a cost of $28,969.28. The con-}| provements for th more than the contract price. rhe | cos —~ yrs —a..... with ‘Hilie _ 74 ‘} ror mir and le and the waste pocs sloshing re » -Dis ; U8 sucking away. It’s done la a jtty. prcmnping ae ngran MH It takes Jess time than you need to MOUNT VERNON, Ill, June 21. | : i ¢ell it. And never, never, is there |—Charges that the contract for HE bothersome messy cleaning up to do. | paving East Main street here was | Pe aggll a yer " . ne a let iliegally by city officials, and | } Aceh ees ae bier habit , that tne © ore, © satan cost ote city | es thousands ef women do. Every | about $5000 more than contemplat- | pipe and drain tn your house, from!eq was not done in accordance | V@ cellar to garret, will be always clear- | with specifications but with mater- B flowing and sweet and sanitary, It's ial changes that benefited the con- | 4 the same common — method ey ciban ave tactated in & baiet ob + mbers have used for vears. An ad ; an : gg le women everywhere have | ese filed in ssa aed eure by $1 ae ee ie Laie £6 residents of Mount Vernon w ho are | discovered it—and are he ‘| resisting collection of a special as- To the w hole job at once. ‘© | sessment to pay the cost of the im- kitchen drain first. Then all vour | te ote |} bathrooms and prone and tai The objectors represented joint- F pipes. Give the icebox drainaclean- |," i al le Tag, too. It's important to. keep | 7,07 Attorney Neal Thompson, of eet and sanitary and clean. {°° ieee iho eg rte that _— ' order the completion of the paving Your grocery, drug, sonia TT eices ty the coumréeine: nad 0 riment store carries esolvo. Saar : ; ghana in large sizes from serene ali vouchers or meeps that lumber. Order a can today. | °**° ween mssued to aim “ sai — P aia © nv. Pitts- ment for the work, until the pave- The Chamberlain Company, ment is completed according to burgh, Pa. original specifications. With the action of the objec- tors, public interest here has again become centered in various official transactions which were the subject of considerable campaign. talk prior to the recent mayoralty elec- tion, when Mayor H. M. Swift was re-elected to office in a close con- test with Dr. John J. Corlew. af) F Choose a Your Tan q Rayon Robe — Is Different S .. . if you would travel $ ‘ . if you use Shirley Deane a, 3 eae cet coeee inal 2 a \ LARA AAA LS aS » 4 ee a tae ek ee re . ier ai Oak, ete pt ae Fs P 4 Lew ~ Shee? a pill nd onda 8 ~ a we. SES. lt te te ite i ee le fe — , . — SSS ; ‘ > 2 ae GARAGES and offered documentary evidence, brim for “sun-back oT White and Pastel Hued Coats SN just carry it wan rach of hs Seow Aphapeia-ornee de ne Ey aot LAA LAA AS wou LOGE RT. ape Qo aE ht ae ‘ Sy a > y 3 “3 3 ‘ a a r eres - amy : Wy oie ayoneae alt ty nae . eta : = : eens i — ae aa. & Sere ire: . 4 : ee Z ‘ eae teas - vers Peegerrree > > ~ ju ae ae ee aoe am i a re os yk . > na . - en ee ae Sh alin ll tet i Nit ie tate 5 ee Nag . . brpty yeewtres e fa 0 EY Oe Oe oe i eee eee that the contract to pave the street | frocks — wider and wider mer costume, for a distance of nine blocks from i f h f ‘ ‘ rows the brims of others tor : : white with th the courthouse to the town’s cor- _ 1 Maeiate at | The styles are entirely new—in light- . — ; ie meee ak is te those who don’t “tan” success- : porate limits was let to contrac- 1] . Se Senttiar. weight woolens and quiited silks—and for Motor tors at least 10 days prior to the fully—ali are in soit teather “dress” wear transparent velvet* coats— $4 Maintenance date of advertising for bids, and | weight felts and becoming in all sizes! P = - Special the subsequent public announce- | crepes in white and pastels. *With Rayon Pile . ae ~ tk Fas - ee cee toe SROneeS, Se wee | | (Sonnenfeld’s Coat Shop—Fourth Floor) a | Ps por in | a (Sonnenfeld's Chapeaur de Luxe iy . : | | a A Compa ct Free! Cool, Sleeveless Frocks and $ ® accepted. Shop—Second Floor) Ensembles ... for Misses, 1.—Drain and refill crankcase. The contractor’s materials and 2—Fill Alemite cups using Ale- implements were assembled along Smart People Go Everywhere in A Special Value Group of With Sel Tas Ghemeiend Re ad & Che Shantung Ensemble in natural color Terri Powder crepe blouse, is one of the smartest new S +e AGGER SLI Ds AR ip x : ‘ in the Misses’ Store! And there are i i ee \ ~ $ cool, sleeveless frocks! White crepe is ro % eae svw the new Terri Powder, - ; ibe : i ¢ Pi 4 Sh ; i} | Pe é 7 a " 00 a aa acteng 6: ww wnt ar at Sais het X 4 Sy tre x. Pal Ge eo od Pees Oe, re yr ge x, ore a sees Os) “pctereeRy a, saat a Ay EE TL Ee f et Re i BE Re Aa nen ati oe " ony - | | Dusting Powder . \ | i 2 : ' e p S Sonnenfeld’s First Floor : IC a box tinsel stries ... lace : SELDOM do you find such 7 Ny Shops) fe af weaves . , . smart necklines _ well tailored costume Slips ee PN Including . ° ... you wonder that such A at so moderate a price. The . hed : y Special at a semis item can be pur- as new suntan back, the smartly Sun-Tan Fa ' aS ES tailored or dainty lace-trim- chased for so little. \ - ae : : med styles in wanted sizes, ‘d ij ‘ ' | ‘ : fa i The: Juul a e. 7 Ae = Whats Whale of | SY nee Pleated Skirts os) The Lingerie— CEST ae a difference — bs 5 silks, pgints. . . flow Re : ae i ase it : ‘, VE . Georgettes in past CLEVERLY #¢“stitched es oe a __ pitcor err soe ps a the Revert ; cy, e in tubable silks — gon a or er felt - — i. on _ ae gowns .. . each a bit of dainty | lavender tpi 7 vas 4 Sizes 13 to 17, a and a box in which to carry te aie ake on ijt, ae loveliness to ensnare the fem- ; pe 4 ‘oe. (Junior-™ it—will add a great deal to sue bodice tops. PEE BF 3955-5 inine fancy. All the Summer 5 Oe k et g . Wo = the success of your vacation. Special por colors at this low price. ae MAKES ~ —~ Tes White or pastel shades—and ’ - as remember, EACH IN AN gi the work were advertised Oct. 15 and again on Oct. 25. The Mid- TF We Give Eagle Stamps = §— ; we Fas ~~ a a ee 5 eo % " _ 3 : - tgp he oT ‘ eee & ~ = — : LRAAALALALSAAAAAL ASA ELL ye weveyy wve mm ER ALAALAALAL every s TRA ARALAAA 9 BASEBALL © and CAP With Sport or Dress Shoes ~ -AAAAALAA LI ATTRACTIVE BOX. r A Jaunty Sweater and Skirt | 95 Betinna Slips of Shining Rayon $] see . ee Ensemble. Very specially Are Good Values at (Sonne 7 feld's L er Hat Shop a EVES priced at, each ws Xe ed nve secone ‘loo? : 3 . , ' a ond Floor) (Sonnenfeid’s First Floor Shops) (Sonnenfeld’s Lingerie Shop—First Floor) 1 Sb bg gO = ye White or Brown Canvas, gray trimmed, with long- wear genuine crepe rubber soles, and special insoles that do not burn the feet i: ny Saturday, Exceptional Values in New ES SUN=BACK SWIM SUITS Youths’ Sizes * Entirely ». DD An Unusually New . * Low Price 2 SSS See PALA AAAAL AALAAABAAAAL “< pore 9 Men's Sizes GS to il $1.75 Children’s STRAP SLIPPERS Sport Oxfords “Built Over | Nature Form Lasts” _ S$nappy looking, of Black INFANTS Patent or White | Calf and “Nhite Elk, +e gary welt sewed leather soles CHILDS" Patent Leather. | $350 Sizes $9.50 foes ws s', te ii , ; ‘ CHILDS’ Patent or White Also Tan and White Kid. Sizes $3.00 with rubber ii*, to 2 heels no en ake <a Choj fA Mi ; . Redon: for Such }: oice of Any Misses Season Quality | ae Wao K ? or Juniors’ Straw Hat ‘a — eds: a CONQUEST . . . populer P ) : . ’ Fo aced th e to | , Formerly §% 1 ; SUN-WORSHIPPERS match the sophisticated lines of AEE Y7s: bas the serviceable aren RAMA A AAA AA AAA AA 1we WS © Pri ; . » BY ; has the serviceabl ana ec a 9s) smart sun-back frocks by swimming in a gay colored, Always the tmost in ‘: o epee and heels. Sizes 6 95. well-knit Suit that permits with modesty the maximum ex- Fashion-Value at. BIOS; 2%; to 6, 81.85 posure to the sun. JUNO Vaevevevevewsvevevews A 4. OR girls from 4 to 14 years... - + @ smart and ) . = a ai os ‘Ports looki Ked f rts; smart leghorns , . . lightweight Ps Jantzen’s Swim Suits, $3 to $6.50 $ ] 95 | also has the Bere: ed a fietien crochets, in numerous styles and °F soles. Sizes 11 to 2..81.85 all Summer colors. Sizes 214 to & - cae All Sizes in Patch-pocketed Overalls are new. . $1.95 & $7.95 Pian One cclerd fshiantnha nee ase : ars Colors of ae wench Coats must be bright $2.65 & $12.00 ming Summer daytime purpose, Juniors’ Straw Hats Smart Swimmers wear Pajamas......$10 to $25 : -) red, blue, brown and green. Formerly $1.95 Leather Cases are rubber lined...... MART women who apprectal® fepe rubber soles. 244 to 7, 83 —~ere.-greaped fer Water-tight Rubber Caps cccsee eee Of OI — and know value Ea : s (Second Floor.) Saturday selling ao ‘ \ Shoes ong en wearing the . | a the very special price 5O0e to complete the Ensemble... CO eo ese Mae Lavender Stripe all-silk chitse — wae. pa 6 er Boys’ e's : because it is a simple matter g ORDERS William Sport (Sonnenfeld's First Floor Shops) avoid those embarrassing garter FILLED iS Socks (Sonnenfeld’s Juniors’ Hat Shop runs. * ae? SIXTH and FRANKLIN ee spate tall ode oe atten (Sonnenfeld's Hosiery Shop ‘Quality Shoes for All the Family ol : | First Floor) | ened “HERE'S THE STORE THAT REALLY FITS YOU" of lM Me Mt Mt te Ml MM Mi Ah Mi Medel lst Maha hte Acti a Ae da ad dh

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> oak Fe ____ ST.LOUIS POST-DispaTcH | IDEAL BEAUTY SHOP i." j See Our Other Announcements on Page 16 TRIES TO AVOID HOLDUP) ss". —Mrs. Katherine Tingley, fheo a . . _¥ ° - sions ... each sty!> uausually attractive! internal injuries and then was tak- en to his home. 4411 Lafayette Sheer and Cool for Summer— Many With Bloomers to Match Papaya Health Products are not only beneficial as food, but so rich in proteins, vitamines and papain — - ——— a P : avenue, . , BETTY—White calf with ’ (vegetable pepsin) that they are ay . Last Saturday two men stopped for e : white lizard trim, has the intents tes ta Mh tole Coan assimilated by the weakest stom- pg : ° ** és ai . I . . su . ‘ [ ; ° oO new side buckle. Sizes 1144 i , : Jail mien ab 640% i | ach. Papaya comes in the form of . ‘and ropdpbee im of yg re = to 2, widths pee sanedlet @ aiaile ie ) delicious candy or marmalade. or a it? i LOmMmovIe arew AioOng- ° . . as tos i andeiiaendl ih pm convenient little pellets. A special ‘ cit? iis "uCK CSit "Ua Y F it is : ° ° ° ‘hie 1 : j . represcntative is now in our Drug This is the time for mothers to buy a piu oeaik & revels G0 Oe ™ 4 + B O B B yY S A N D A ~~ | hij E La jlant de @Tr?Tyi | ed ‘) a oid Department. (Street Floor.) a complete Summer’s supply of W ash Smartly perforated and with bt } apa " ‘ ’ ' anoth: holdup, i! possible, in- ° Frocks for young daughters of 6 to — LO cut-out vamp is in white creased speed and attempted ) Stix, Baer & Fuller aaah ap ele : x calf. Sizes 2% to 7, width eacape. . W hit B | Ratan Re 14. Such values are seldom possible " @Z Bn Sie. citer aitedd adet: thereaaell’ GRAND-LEADER | Ite ags : AAA tie $428 % in Frocks of sheer Dimity and Speed and cut in front of the truck ° N s . eae — . “a / A As CREEL ett RRB TNC AE ILE LIAL EN LE ELIE OI NG NOD 3a ee (Junior-Misses’ Section—Third Floor.) makef~~ ~ | e \ . Favorite Suit of a , Thousands of Expert ae ae ae ae . i rale | r - 5 . \ J. ~ Pack for q spate | Swimmers <eacel | When Boy P IT sss. ones ee errr 2 Pajamas | | 1 oe In the water and out of Khaki Knickers ...........$1.59 Khaki Shirts Pi Mi the water “Hy-Dyves” are Khaki Breeches ..........$2.29 Khaki Hose : 4g i comfortable and good-look- Gabardine Breeches ...... Sealpack Handkerchiefs .... F Di PRESS ing! q hey are knitted of Khaki Long Pants ........ aa ee AY — in phon cepelngs” hi ’ 4 Viess Kits | Sdn ne Be lat conic ; White See pose oe Camping Axe, with sheath, $1.65 iar Mae curves of the body, but Tremendous popu- Le td as : ees . larity of this partic- Leatherette Raincoat Haversack 6 gle never stretches. And this ular watch, togeth- Ponchos ie Bathrobe og ae nationally popular Swim El er with our extraordi- Sailo- Hats kc eas ve } Suit is exclusive with Stix, nary purchases of large nari a (Boys’ Own Store—Fourth | Flo ‘ | Baer & Fuller in St. Lours. quantities enable us to ’ , | sell them at such an un- . — ? heard-of LOW PRICE. ! Hy -Dyves With Jeweled movement, white eee Suntan Backs ‘BE gold filled guaranteed cases y re ‘ : ‘ fy of many handsome designs. W ear Keds! | . . Choose them to have & smoom, i guaranteed timekeepers and : ° o even sunburn in no time, Jockey SHOCKPROOF—at a sensation- CONQUEST ws, Red, Jade, Roval Blue, Navy, Black | ally low price—and on terms that to the toe style = Ls Up.Uy tight — ote —— are far below any you can ever hope : mi; hes the « AR UYi\\ Ay. Ya, shirts with colore “_ im ai cal to have offered you again. Don’t miss Always the L tmost in ute erviceable crepe | Sk Gy AY / yp A | —* this opportunity. Be here early. 1h AS a RINE I USING 1p RE Rom Aan set: F yo ae | They Will Need These Camp Requisites PgR TS SE ag, IE il RP IC eI OL GIRL Set gente, ee! . . ee ee shinteatia nate OAL tee AE et AMY Soles and heels. Sizes 6 ithtos Value at $1.65; 21, to 6, B1.85 f “VIAN | , | BUY NOW—SAVE $10 ia Only 25c Down $ 1 95 —_ looking Ked for giris; 13) ‘ : "we <n Fan Tempting Fresh Candies Delivered to You on First Payment © has the popular crepe rub- Se os 4 fb : . g. les. Sizes 11 to 2.8 1.SS . - mC aa ) Speciallg Priced for Saturday .. . . ee 81.85 ‘ eS Cie CLEO ... the kind-of ¢ IXY a | : ge ind-ef dport : ue — | . | 3 Pairs, $5.50 _ Mord fashionable for te ; < , | Molasses Haystacks ... Fluffy white marshmal- oy Summer laytim Roasted Almond Wafftes lows and roasted nus o. Pf —_-~ ' : e€ purpose , : : —_ ® ted, bluc. ‘ws a a. pg * ... Caramel Marshmallow: coated with luscious rich . c f 7 fi SMART women who appreciate Crepe rubber soles. 2',t07, 83 / ! and old - fashioned milk et make he at A WS am a | quality and know value havé (Second Floor.) pitteroweets mm 8 Ont ae Se ar 4 age Geming "the Bover!? : VAS pound assort popular confection... 4 Qe IS Jo Lavender Stripe all-silk chiffons. ‘ ment at Special, pound .... | cust | because it is a simple matter f° | Milk Chocolate Peanut Clusters, pound... 2%e . ° avoid those embarrassing garte’ ' | spies leccmauaes | BETWEEN BROADWAY AWN i) 1-Pound Special Heavenly Hash runs. (Sonnenteld’s Hosiery Shop First Floor)

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' ____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1929 — ation has given the political op- | put a stop to any extreme or un- FAR STRIGTER PARKING portunist the chance to gather to / reasonable use of credit in any one himself an audience. ‘direction and no other organiza- | “Certainly there is a limit to our/tion is in position to undertake po credit somewhere. Surely some/such a control if it is not our - } ae the E&. Pe bak = = : te nnn - Speakers Suggest This as Alter- | native to Absolute Bar in Business District. IN DIAMONDS Tinted Artificial Pearl Necklaces Charming complements to the colorful Summer frocks. Sun-tan, pink, laven- pea green, yellow and powder blue. In one, two and three strands. $2.25 to $10.50. The Necklace illus- trated is in three shades, priced, 9 DOWNTOWN STORES 7TH AND WASHINGTON 9TH AND OLIVE | 7TH AND ST. CHARLES 408 WASHINGTON check should always be used tojeral Reserve Banks.” Fit and Quality Guar. anteed in Shoes Un- derpriced to Save You $1.50 to $3 Litt No Kitchen Work Today! Save Health and Strength—Serve Drastic enforcement of the pres- | ent city ordinance which prohibits! parking in congested areas during morning and evening rush hours and limits parking at other times to one hour was suggested as an alternative to absolute prohibition of parking at a meeting of the, Traffic Committee of the St. Louis | Safety Council held yesterday at | Hotel Statler. Chief of Lolice Gerk, who at- tended the meeting, said it would be impossible to do this without | increasing the police force. To) meet this situation a committee | was appointed to consider the pos- sibility of enacting tegisiation which would hold an _ illegally parked car to be a nuisance which might be towed away without noti- fying the owner. The committee also will consider the practicability of downtown merchants contributing to the ex- CO pense of increasing the Police De- S H I R T partment so that it effectively can | enforce the present ordinance. A sucgestion that an accurate sur- vey of how parking affects busi- ness and traffic conditions in the downtown district be made also was referred to the committee. No one at the meetinsy expressed positive views as to how the re- eent three-month trial of no park- . ing downtown had affected busi- ip \ mee | ness, alth ugh it was agreed that z : ? se ee eS ERS : : 90 per cent of the downtown mer- 8 = a Ree SRS ; gia taste ease ase * | . os a es evacuees SS Soe oes g : 4 ' chants were opposed to it. Frederick Z. Salomon, manager oe ale of the Famous-Barr Co. _ store, me ee eoee oa said that in his opinion it had motoring ip. 7 | not increased the flow of shop- wats, hot 98c pers into the district, but had ex- pedited traffic and made it more attractive to through traffic with consequent increase in hazards for pedestrian shoppers. No parking regulations appear to affect the small store which de- pends on casual customers more than the large stores, Salomon said. mentioning that the business of his store had increased during the trial period. POLITIGAL INTERFERENCE IN RESERVE SYSTEM ATTACKED Illinois Banker Says Attempt Has Been Made to Cripple Organization. AURORA, ill, June 21.—Omar H. Wright, president of the Illi- nois Bankers’ Association yester- day attacked what he termed po- litical interference that threatened “to cripple the Federal Reserve System” at the annual meeting of der, Sensi Lune Wolff-W; ORE and rm . edge is spreat of our ailments @ tions are caused | You will find healthful habit! Wolff-Wilson’s, A steaming cup ACY IODOOOOOGe ~ oo -- ~ The “Hi-Gear” at $6 One of a World of Styles “ * w : - ee en oe ae aia ‘ Bi Annee 3 ‘ * SE ON AORN lt XO tii etl sant OMe: Ok Dither aad ledipdes Seema 7 a ‘ om Your Favorite—Tan Calf, Black Calf, Brown Kid, Black Kid, Patent, Kangaroo or the Smart New Sports Combinations—all are here in Known Quality Shoes with a Reputation for Value Un- matchable. os if a pa vaall * AL With all the bran of the whole wheat develzy Company Established 1883 Ninth and Olive / ed. walk. You will feel better and work betts With milk or cream Shredded Wheat is a complete, well. balanced meal, containing every food element’you need. De- licious with berries or other fruits. The paper inserts in each package contain a surprise for the kiddies. WONDERFUL SHOES 3 Stores — 710 Olive St. — 6118 Easton — 420 N. Sixth St. Olive St. and Weliston Stores Open Saturday Evenings. 2 = = ixnux ARRO Monarch _ Motor Jugs Ba All the necessary ace successful week-end a VII _ DOUBLES THE VALUE; REDUCES THE PRICE N2 one ever questioned the style of an Arrow Collar. So when you buy a collar- attached shirt the smart thing to buy is an Arrow Shirt — the only shirt made with a genuine Arrow Collar attached. Naturally such a shirt is worth more. Actually it costs you less, for Arrow efficiency and Browning King moderation have humbled the price to a mere : penne ag aa eer > gem = : EY aa Shin ne Ts Pee Ne by aes RRA at ae te td be Se Ai ee Wir. stamens Yi WMI St cm cep anany ae $1.25 Agarol 50c Phillips’ Bayer’s > ! 60c Calif. Sy $1.20 w $1.00 Baptis wteayr $1.95 Other Arrow Shirts $1.95 to $3.00 ene a Seni | Cameras and *s « e 2 ‘ a r~ * ; S oo : | Films 3 : We are headquarters for Kodaks and Cameras. Buy your films here, too—prompt and careful attention to de- veloping. Prices moderate. ~ Le Le Vd Vd Vdd Yy Yi Vdd Pas eee Be ae ee wets nies! Sng D 2 aetna ba ceca cchibapieee k. an overt ld ; : > eke : ; iat $3 4 s > Ee : § i ae fe. + £ i $ . £ ae : . Ly te - S ‘ Bs . > . ae: 3 Re ¥ ‘4 "se. 4 9 N a4 é : 3 7 ’ . ie ‘ » : ? 3 . ‘ me 4 oh tee * “ £2 Vi od We ‘ : cetac 4 a 2.82: f * mere i A ¥ * é - - : : tas 4 sake * $ 4 “3 - : si Z 4 i sae Zs ¢ 53% 7 es J rs H - sy? - 2 A 5 ae ‘7 vf s. x &” Peat , ' aie . 5 . oe | i tz fs : i. wt 4: $ 2 > — . “a a ~ : = & Bt ‘ x ar s rT ts : . gee 5 y ie } 4 ‘ : >? s : oe Beek a : . 2 > 4.2 R8 5F" $ - - - * - bat ie ; eer ht we FR : a tae a > OF 2) eet i? : : © 4 f - - » Fae ¢ , : 1 frees t ¥ , es. 7 t& > ee 4° (ant - #2 s : -, ae ; a “ 7 a tapi : q 2 ‘ ee ; . 4 BS S: z ind : ¢ © : 5 y 7 : 2 = : : aes : - Fe Be ‘ : ; . */ - > é = : . . att fie & m | PR SB + F' ’ } > > tt hh : i - Y Te ¢ - ‘Te 85 é > a :# = 2 te 9 ; ; ‘oe : s - . 3 - 2 ; ms - i =? ‘ :% 5 : ° > 2 i: '§ & = - j _" Pe! : i wt ie ch cee i - of 4 : ¥ Ff ~ ia | ae t & ia ‘2 ; A ate 7 a a ‘ : 7 4 ‘ 5 ¢ ? a 33 r r ha i « : es oe : oa i> ¥ ‘ ‘ ; 2 17 ¥ ae ¢ 7s Ha a! a@ ¥. F , " _ . = #335 s. 4 4 ; ieee : { ' : me 7 - é 3 +s a 7 : ee, - i — Sy - Y ae 4 _ ¥. WoLFF- — WiILSON’'s Regular Retail Value of $3.00 Yi, Wy Yi s, 7 3 ee YY E@ M@ - ZX@_ ZZ EZ @M@MM@Mfyww Vda Mla b 85c Mellin’s Horlick’s 25¢ Menne Zinc Stearat 50c Rubber Infants’ Hot Ve Ve MM Vw Ve Wii A, Es MU écdddcccddddddddac dct ed EE@E ALarge 257 tube of Dr.WEST’S TOOTH PASTE vey) ax VY Witheach purchase of 50! Y Dr.WEsST's Vie Lice Powder Quelguer Fleur and Ideal ee pe re Sere | Face Sowder Soubigant is a priceless perlection that is Za Vil all Electric Curling Iron Heats quickly. Cannot singe the hair. May be used aS & Waving rod. 79¢ Ly EY ts Vda Ze ddd Vldddl WOM. MiO0} C0 Wd Giff, 7 VL, YY Regular Retail Value of $1.25 Liz Wd YY Fs Vl really an econonty. For the smart woman owes her beauty Yi YY Li YMMMCC=X€@! EZ. MM. the protection and care that Face Powder Houbigant alone invisible an d - Fi Se ee 2. ee: pene te " ~ . Ae TE SE ee a OS a i a Rausch os s ° ~~ rae in Reem RAGA Aen F Rtias atrath S Sti: 35c Gets-It . 35¢ Corn Fix 35c Scholl's S6e. Tis ..%3 Lend Us Your Face Get a Package of | WADE & BUTCHER can give — its incomparable smoothness, «its + - —- a aha tM Mh A. lasting adherence, its radiant bloom that pales the art of Naturelle, Rachel Rachel Soleil, Ocre, Rosee, Ocre Rosee and Blanche — each ae i ~ - * - te - PEIN ES FP SLES RR Oe GEAR EY NDS cot a nesanehinens RRS IRE, tre RO AIRED 27 ccna - etal a atone e $4 Rhine gis" Aesop ye ° - bead Se ra Ag 2 metre ia ae PRN E 8 MS a ag ERA. GAR RATT: Yaa co Max Thee, Pt SH LA, Wy titans Sy ery yen ln A? SMB a oe Aodirty+ ab Oo oe, te ee on i ‘ Ee yt ” e i so Sp hr sry 2 adh Saale MN Maat tes a v . “? *" : ‘ ol ~~ rca siees a IL A DH, 2 — ‘ . * ~ . Mu rorya 5, Pecans ha mae as Pn rs nna " SN 7 3, NES Heo ARM Lah ge Dacia steep IS wil 30083 ARES t : “f abi bs Sty or 7 . and. oe ~-- oy - . a Gis We 1 ree Re ri ie napy - res etary mean aie. vii « ess Sk we io . eit oes art erence aay wn Sei a Be te ey Bele ART a She ih whiny ol Si aes IES SSeS ~ : 7 ? 7 é . . we ea mg op. > edbiiandllh siren aoe aaa ee ee eee Kj" (erm ierersyte — " oe = ~_ - sas sina petal - et os - . al Vow . " nature. There are seven exclusive shades tn ws Deas ane Maat \ The Safe a 2 me wF Fs a triumph. And the alluring, enchanting parfums—Quelques Fleurs, Le Parfum Ideal, Mon Boudoir, Subtilite and Le ¥ Pia J Mie Se TONGA te cehe oP oR ake QT tYij Vi ALIA | hg if 44 " SI i sf OD / YY A, iif 7 Z We hf, Offa Vg tp Sp, At the ltt, a t/ 4 77, iy WE; Wy LA, GYALLIP LEI Ss Temps des Lilas to accentuate the aura of your loveliness. PIGANT at oe @ SARE RIES ARR RR aN me ngreape > eB? te 40 and if they aren't the best lades you have ever used We have authorized Wolff. son's to refund your Money, 5 blades for 50c or 12 blades for $1.00 Wie Me Recta Reser Mabers fev over 300 yen lll 2 alll ty > ESS oth lor WOLFF ~ WiLson's

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=. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ne scm ee RE 0 MM MISSOURIAN WINS NATIONAL }2 igwer “irae contact ail who is 25 for Summer Wear ¥ CONTEST ON CONSTITUTION) °c rina! wine gn : i DOWNTOWN STORES NEIGHBORHOOD William Jewell College Orator Gets tions on the ‘United States Conati- $1500 Award in Finals at tutior he subject designated hy : : 7TH AND WASHINGTON ya STORES Z Los asieston: the tea Sherwin federation. Soute Fit and Quality Guar- $ 9TH AND OLIVE ? GRAND AND OLIVE LOS ANGELES, June 21.—Fipst | +. presented the Mid-Westerg sone. a * Re ¥ i = la prize in the Better America Fed- Second ice and $1000 «@ anteed in Shoes Un | 7TH AND ST. CHARAES GRAND AND ARSENAL T eciah, ceanitncas eaibatnte doamanns ae : e. and $1000 ass derpriced to Save 408 WASHINGTO . Week-End Values DE BALIVIERE AND rical contest, carrying a cash! tash College, Crawfordsville, Ind] You $1 50 to $3 McPHERSON award of $1500, was nm nere i John Patrick McEnery of Santag | HAMILTON AND “id fa ae 2 ee a _ lara University, Cal, was third,j . At All Our Stores Friday and Saturday PLYMOUTH Sen sible!! FRESH SMOKES! 7th and Washington Store Only! Clearance Sale of Bristle Goods Lunch at DUTCH MASTERS CIGARS In order to reduce our stOck of Bristle Goods we have DRASTIC- Sacrifice Sale of ° ° ALLY REDUCED a number of the items in our line of high qual- Wolff Wilson’s 10c Fifth Avenue Size ity, durable Tooth Rone eng Hand Rates aa none sven . | RNREW AND SAMPLE SM ORE and more the knowl- Tooth Brushes Hair Brushes Kleanwell Hughes’ Ideal ® edge is spreading that most CLINTON CIGARS High grade, pure white bristles Imported bristles of fine qual 4 hono waa las of our ailments and indisposi- Regular 3 for 25c Size —each Brush sanitarily packed i So : a pei shin ensamiedl by overeating. in an individual carton. Regu- cy. Set Oe Batnval woem Rem lar 50c value, Regular 25 value. | You will find i+ a sensible, educa a aaa 25¢C eae a te 19¢ | Values Up to $375 healthful habit to !unch at Wolff-Wilson’s. A steaming cup of Coffee, a Elgin Pocket Lighters Hand Brushes ————— a Y Choi \y — malted milk Or egg drink with In a variety of colored cases. Regu- Best quality, extra a we sesasitgt secure ie set in solid CS in our ce ae nourishing sandwich, quickly served. Then a brisk bat 74/08 walen, gedueed to eens tig Wi Tae an eA While They Last! walk. You will feel better and work better. 39¢ epSuned: te | A SEPT . 3118 Easton — 420 N. Sixth St. Monarch Black and White Cigars aaa levial ait a s Open Saturday Evenings. | out Filler——Imvorted Sumatra Wravver | Wi Re 1 _________ 1 motor Jugs | Bathing Needs ea Ree ee ne: Tet l Sage Culp. MAHAL | E 2 All the necessary accessories for a Gann atid 5c Day S ith a Star-Rite less Ice | HRT UL i / successful week-end at the river. Electric Fan 7 ‘ Pick | ~ ee ; a Caps priced CIGARETTES 2 Packages, 25¢c Highly nickel finished am i | —— ee : 4 Pay Only Sat mae ae a ee es ag a, th ae oe 2 ; mn ts vd ate ‘ ‘8 and guaranteed for one .23c, 39c, 98c — . a Is , C I f ’ y Strikes, Old Golds, (Carton $ | 5 i 7 ) ~~. me &\) ——— | Water Wings, white, Camels, Chesterfields, - 200. . ] oan — IX - : Was. ea $1 Wy eekly straig if omes. ar- | ) 49c; colored . .69c Pi 4, / Ear Stoppers —— ee ees ranted to work pa traight ) White Rubber Belts, | [item REYNALDO BANKERS | *"*:" ) 7 coke ee Hl’ to this: qovep you will Gad: ends ante Manne on Foil-Wrapped (Manila) oscillating. CF | BSR | 1 REORRG e ts Foe , Ne Sapiy eters. ete phere orb i ad , } , SHA I a ag REM 4 * SR RE, BRO CERES RN Re cae ets rat nai Be SRR Aon eNO RLM, NSO A AOSTA ORE ey MN tang nD en Nia SR eR AAR Ag NM LAR MYR REO Nk ee NRE, A IE SIA BE Tae MESS ERAN EEG SBA a TOOT OT EET Mf ss Eo _arariemees | + - . - - . cad ’ ae Seed ed 25c Pempeian Lipstick 0 Complete with 6-foot cord and P P cord-and plug | detachable plug. 60c Pape’s Diapepsin a 30c Spiro Powder | Regular Retail 98C se _ Regular Retail 60c Joint Ease ) Value of $1.75 | Value of $3.00 $1.00 Ironized Yeast : For the Teeth E38 fj real , ? 30c L ’s Tooth Vv anda | Watch Your ee ee : : | | Baby Needs agg 40c Squibb’s Dental Cream. Optical Savings vacation ae Kid Nevs 50c Orphos Tooth Paste 85c Mellin’s Food Scanty or Too Frequent Ec- 25c Listerine Tooth Paste 7th and Washington Horlick’s Malted Milk, Hosp..... 3.10 ca elon oA 50c Pepsodent Tooth Paste........ .:3 | Friday and Saturday Only Come te Mineaists otis \ffention 25c Mennen’s Borated Talc OOD health isn't posible | 50¢ Senreco Tooth Paste a Bifocal Lenses 4. the fighting muskies, ; \ 5 nn ges a Zinc Stearate, 17c; 3 for , unless your ee > sig ie Soa S S Two visions sporty bass, and pike swim owdor \ | ee 50c Rubber Pants .... bladder irregu- BD: ts svoics d into tienda tide glacial ~s A 3 Worthall Electric Infants’ Hot-Water Bottle | ? Jarities and for eae mam Mee, Fars: ..6..5....- Countless lakes .~ . mir- ‘gf and Ideal \ : Curling Iron ASG 5 nmetiens ned 10c Ivory Soap, 5 bars : We pore ons the s er eky. S ee eee Uy ’s a fascination \ Heats qui e 4 stant backache 10c Camay Soap, 5 bars ; + : pnere ‘ | quickly. Cannot For the Hair See Pre ove to sus | 10c Jergens Violet Soap, 4 bars.... 2: about the Great North singe the hair, May be nsed ’ gish kidneys, Country that draws thou- gph cote ges ie ae oe for REAL THRIFT | c Pequst | iN . = ‘ we! tat . ee apter 0 Se cnet: Wash away Try this Paste for it«x delicht ‘ ay y ip ac shi XY S 1 rut they aren't the best the req uire- the foul secretions before U eecsTBCTS—~DEODORIZES ae Paget ee oe . War Ye Be Pee > oS ®s yo 1p) 4 Tr. oison your ‘eystem. g ae ar it sie “le ¢ eaving tquit« 7 : We ha you have ever used ments of per p , ae far its marked saving ¢quit : ‘ P Accommodations to fit HTP art woman owes her beauty > } dy ; vea se aa oh Buy SinuSept on moneys , ) suMstantial in a large famil / | Wilso ilson g prongpane ne Bax ‘ sonal hy “8 sae back guarantce. “St: irt using it The sCici ntific Sanitary napkin G . i, as 2. ' Try * a : rs your purse and tastc. It ay reiunad your Se \ rer aS @ 11 today and rid yourse if ofgthis that ends the danger, the month. See how it makes the is best to reserve them . « ¥ . *e) eo ’ Ties ¥ i¢ h P . ‘ . garg+e; ce agony us thousands of others bother and embarrassment |} teeth gleam. Note how good : , well in advance. 5 blades for 50¢ or 3 a i, QO SC || of old-fashioned makeshifts. |] Your mouth feels after using Big bottie it. Compare it with any paste 12 blades for $1.00 ge the mouth. | BURLINGTON TRAVEL BUREAU trim over 200 ymm Bottle & § 3 7C ike Z1ic 324 N. Broadway (Phone Central 6360) St. Louis, Ma, C. B. OGLE, General Agent, Pass. Dept.

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— ae: geil ____ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1929 ST.LOUIS POST oo aiire pELATIVES OF BOY [Crossley Rush, 18 youn : - = died March | GERMANY CELEBRATES Sa iio ven wn ausrrauia |S ors 36 "a > we ‘ . ° 4 : Ne al e c. Chief " L | Bedell Fur Storage, With Maximum Protection at Minimum Rates. pee oe te cowie. [ae Lonseac gal IUTLAND ANNIVERSARY Special Low Prices. ee of E. M. Lawton, Ame | for relatives of Orvilleé!*latives, Hindenburg as if in Answer to} Naval Group Appears in Civilian Garb. | By the Associated Press. BERLIN, June 21-—The thi WASHINGTON COR. SEVENTH teenth anniversary of the Battle | > * +“ of Jutland, known here as the, “victory of Skagerrak,” was | Just Received for Saturday’s Selling q marked by meetings of naval en- thusiasts who hope for a rebuild-' | ing of German sea power, but Pres- | oe Quer reassess & ident von Hindenburg himself re- | . b . | “ind ie | ane Rest GI - ay ee ~~ fob Ring XN e 3 oe e emi ers q The marked contrast between the oR 2) EN - Oe et C/N a5 | — — . two was symbolic of the wide di- - | ‘Vi = NUGE : ; |vergence that exists between po- AE oh ¢ | , \ i? litical trends in Germany today, SR \S ae it . * ~~) Ny toward aggressive nationalism on. Cnr X — aah Prag | ro... a = —. * me Pe ‘ f stee i a E 4 oe : Ss o. Aiea vt — — —— © er ae wee Te co snitae on a ere rete prt vi Pry , i “ vs + at - . . . fee (> Wa AO rang Ra eel vce nantegiwoccaate cus ent . ey. tm oss es. ££ Sa ” oa Fe r Py Ne he ty , one hand and socialistic democracy on the other. “The anniversary of Dkagerrak,” declared C. Hachmann, chairman. : ae Suitable for Every Summer Occasion at a crowded anniversary meeting — ee A ; ‘ : : of the Navy Association in Berlin, | 3) Careful planning, searching and quantity buying stand in tabppstel in AP qe uellgan Mil Maa a seg the background of this $10 Dresses Sale—Hundreds of that we must strive for new sea | strength. Admiral Scheer (com- | wR ee smart, cool Summer Dresses in a wonderful variety of styles. S lenge Gd ae pent 4 tele the! poe SLEEVELESS MODELS—LONG-SLEEVE STYLES 3 OO mig elgg socrynager re ANGUS SPORTS DRESSES—TWO-PIECE MODELS Seldom can you find and seldom do we have as unique a group of felt Hats for Summertime as these. From the foremost designers of sports hats come these ingeniously hand manipulated models. They are unmatched style values at NARS ate = mana aha» ilar atti. nin sap ¢ 5 LONE EOE LES A TER Sl Totty Mei Hy an i — = . re - in the German nation. If only CO.ly tag rv . for the sakes of our fallen com- ad Ss: “30 JACKET STY LES rades, it is our duty to rebuild | OK ~ | SUNTAN BACKS FLARED SKIRTS the fatherland in new glory.” | F's sy 5 ae ' Martial music from marine bands | a ENSEMBLES—PLEATED SKIRTS | : = that recalled the glamor of pre-| The Colors Are White and Pastel Shades ee ee Seared, ff All the Popular Colors as well as a triple cheer and the singing of “Deutschland Ueber | WHITE—FLESH—MAIZE—ORCHID—PEACH ee Large and small brim vagabonds, eyebrow Hats, Alles” by the packed audience, me Pr + 3m ol e . ° WOE rte. & _ tenet mighiage. . > er? eae aie 2% my > a ~ pitiedintiessi 7 ae z Pace PTS sal iy Wee Nite gi.) oly . ™ na et : ro - 4 « = he o~ my ~ ernie we ering ates - : x on i hi Mog fey wi Pen e Pept ye r ” ~ am m ° ee ae foes are +o ee PAGO ARs eine NN aT eiagie samsesilasates 1s abe dion antares be 3 +3. a fap ®) ¥ ie ee ee ~~ ~— lil ~ * ‘ they eee oo wee oh ret baa ‘ oe ey an pon ad . x . “ Y os has wes Se eter geet pndeunaenainal * - . es Bada) WES, . Se ics 2 oe sataded: naive a . o ™ S- Pipaey te Aide Ge ; ow ae Lig Cel ey is hry Mee i y ‘ pa —e me x “ nctoas 9 I A iit A hth ys ~ rent ~ mma - ss Eo ” * 72.5% v “VER aa one Pa % + ee UR ae > . - 4 . . n * : ’ ark dove ” ae Fix bi Ae - er ff } “ Re ON a * aoe , , > . me nite cahebetiatelt «,cateye : cag tee ‘ He oy Glee y be Ps ” : ‘nal . & wie * ed IP SN iy , ‘ - y at . hae ee So sgt hae die ‘Sake at 7 Ladin : ? r x a ait _ rhe F x Ay age ig ey a 7 ie allie ee nen ine . .- . P ‘>. ‘ * nn os e, ; ae ee : a pose he rs 4 : ? a ee ann”, - » ner. » - a ms — . 5a, a8 ’ " ‘ m . Aas, S20 , “*. " " 4, fn : ’ oy a GS ; » ae ‘ on en in ty A 4 ‘*? “e ee : te °° wa” ~~. . o. a Oe oo, a ca : . sn a ‘ ae ' Se x 5 y, carefree vacation § Sgome E % . Pik x a of : bn Me , © >. » a . -* a — . : es ies ¥ ‘ — z s ae . _ ‘ 7 S ‘ é : . 7 “A a) ' ~ - a >. *¢ ™ Ss es “e Ke ~ : » _ _ ‘ v ; : yeaa , a . ~~, e+, ‘ * ) — 7 ete. “3 Obe Rar Ren ee A ARARORA RAR RAR RRA Hosiery SAVE 20% TO 30% ON Children’s All our $1.35 THE Sandals and Ox - ; ES i ' >. 3 = Lag | ; cs 2 é 5 y s > Ba 5 > ’ . i. iis ’ ij % rd $ , 2 S, 3 + Be 4 : & : - 4 eo . , a 2 5 * * BB Be ‘ | ri - b 3 ‘ es ‘a > § : 4 ‘= ie %, % ye ae: 7 a, is ‘e 3: : : iy , a 4 & 7 + ae : ce 9 7 } x ‘ $A “ % _* : = ¥ re * : sf a * ee - if ’ ao 4 in + By ; % & a #e x PY as ted Ee ee 4 a “4 . Bes Sey ae ay an ips Be i ? - pa £ > 2s ~ 2, r ian *J 7 's : aa. - *y) $+ ? 43 a Ps ra ! «3 ' fm. — » 28 a 2 . fa = ce 3. > aa 2 ° a at. Ba = P ¥ ? ee az +2 . = ri 4 = oo % F = 4 .. mt : ES a “3 « . a & "= ae 4 gigs ed fy * pees te te. * C+ ax Ps — se :| 4 Te ss . . sg oe ‘x : oe 2. — = ee i — ) ae - 23 ee ts ; : 1¢ 2 2 i § - } “3 = >a —s | 3 of 5 ; : a 2 ca i x y e- * | wi oe § - ‘ : 7 é Re ® Pa me 2 we { Be a BY re Ft - RS eo aay a Gat SHOE at : 1 Entire Stock of Regular $10 to $13.50 Al! our Fine Values NOW at $6.88 to $10.88 Boys’ and Youths’ $1.96 Hos ose at Athletic Shoes at ~ 29 your own movies is the—rea] e sport. Don’t forget to take a 3 Filmo movie camera with you Shoe-Mart’s $5 to $7.50 ARCH SUPPORT C q «this year, All Perfect Shoes NOW at $3.88 and $4.88 A “ie é ~ ers OOS lie days can be made eren hap- pier with a Filmo. Making vevvewee eve So easy to operate—and inex- pensive, too. And imagine ep cs seca pc I 4 % a : ; 7 winter A eB gta a | pot Z Bee: Full Fashioned—Every P alr P er fect oo ANTS nm your home to your guests. — | aay ee s “s ee Se mo Pd Only through the combined purchasing power of a” demonstration. There's a # bk a ad the Bedell Stores were we able to secure such wom large stock of 10de -F . = ie . Pod $ ] 88 AND $ 88 trem which to hie iy 4 | MS Bi id derful Hosiery values. Pe: 2 | See ea d/o = ts Full-fashioned silk from top to toe with lisle rei Eastman Cine-Kodaks, * Kedascopes and Kodaks ; : = f orcement f or lon ger wear. 2 * All Perfect s¥eurewe eevee Vaewsvew Broken Lines—Women’s F ootwear—Values to $7.50 ee ere rer ee a ti are aerunet $5 and $6 :: 1» ches 44 Eee ' Eesy Terms If You Desire a ae : eae sr Salen. tie Window Deane : : si Square and pointed heel. Every pair perfect. A sple § | ge ae a 7 ee of Sun-Tan Shades and White. Sizes®aa% BRING THE CHILDREN—ENTIRE CHILDREN’S STOCK AT BIG REDUCTIONS |[ . a slate ; d eos SNP Sam map Bedell—Hosiery—Main Floor

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SI, LOUIS POSI-DISPAILK__ _— : ene MMIVAY, SUN Zh, lve’ SI. LOUIS POST-DISPAIGi VAGE 9 — . & Crossley R sh, rears ; - at — ——— . : i. “ 4 iin where ‘onference 7 eRe f Orville aati ee eee for) birth was Dr. G. L. McCutchan of | One of Group Which Will been arranged sae aie ‘ nee pe | ive: , ‘ S. ¢ ; . yeen arrangeu With statesmen, sci- r relatives oO ITV Canton. Study Conditions There ) ben fo y itions There. ;entists, authors, ministers and gearch | Dr. M. Ashby Jones, pastor ./| business leaders. From Berlin the ; T | Second Baptist Church, will sail fo. Visitors Will gO into Russia, carry- f = es - ing Hei >i inte re . K i a | Europe Wednesday on the “Amer- |/78 ‘¢!r own interpreter. » | is ; Dr. Jones will return the first of i @eecia ‘ica’ with a party of 20 : W “if ‘Ts . . riters | September. During his absence, and educators, which will make the congregation of the Second » 4 Unusually Low Prices study of conditions in several! Euro- Gaptist Church will hold union : ' | pean countries. nc'uded in the|services with St. John’s Methodigt q > eNTH : { , lparty are Dean Scarlett of Christ | Church. atluraa an ee £ | |Church Cathedral, who will join-| rt “4 o£: _ ) @ the group in London; President, Seven Hurt in School Explosion. a | eB ae ———— 4 \ es2e) : seeees 7 : s A 4 : . Glenn Frank of the University 21| ANSONIA, Conn., June 21.—| Monday & Sellin ’ | Wisconsin; John Bakeless, ~ditor Seven first-year students. tw f 4 Complete of The Living Age; President F. se Bf ee ee One en ae Onl M. Hunter of the University cf them girls, were injured in an ex- es ae d ) oj egg / | Denver; President William J. }plosion in the chemistry laboratory! 3 a Gb &, , | Hutchins of Berea College, Ken-!o? the Ansonia high school yester- An extraordinary offer to % 3 tucky; Kirby Page, editor of The - - dav Sarma cr oP aioe : : A Distinet Savings on These Reading . |World Tomorrow; President Ellen day” samuel di Giorgi, 16 years | @™ Open 200 new accounts! ~ ’ i . aiit saa ¥ nce % i -) ‘ere . : . = Pendleton of Wellstey College. and EC ee | Onl 200 of thes ane. Rest Glasses Saturday Only! [the Rev. De. Burris Jentina ot [vagy bummed about the face. Three | 4 O07 S10 Spee ccwont | Kansas City. The yarty will-be leg by flying glass Th ied oe ts t | h x % 4 | T iby Sherwood Eddy, former Asiatic |. - te Siyeae - ae ee =i sets to o at ess tha GEN % : . | Secretary oe 76 5. Mw. C. a attributed to the mixing of acids | S va half aiicdeinan ye el taal oe abhi ce, aie Oe FA deo, ail ft -« y one of , ile the ; et elias 6k te Gin vimece 187. 0R® Of the puplie > regular price. Mar- velously beautiful and } 7 4 “ "g ; : . —_aa«€ 4 f+ ; > Mr ” * _ " a , J , \ 4% ‘ 4 i} : " Ly Lo ; es i : ~ if tb 3 rs) ‘ “ Ps a : . t) = : ; . % 7 . / “ie ; = 4 a: = : bre “ft ng 4 - a >" » = “ 4 — } ? 4 r i. 4 : . *, _ Pre} ) 5a | ae ' Cf * Se | y if aes 4 i a who sae. S | ie ARS: | an crnament to ) \i poe: os s . , % . Pa ; finest 4 ¥ _ . $, . Ly | a" t LF x ; 7 % | a> 7s = 7 7 ‘“-_ 7 . ; “ a Deecasion | ye : ee : Aa : Sr ' ee tae j ‘ “ ’ . - — - * buying stand in \y “KY ; | : enn J . —— _ ~~ ; ps a -. f . y he : - ag a 2 : ’ \ Hundreds of a | 0 a oe a s ( Fi am, ‘ _ : ; . i : . i i is _ : Gar. a - " . j ariety of styles. bo Ne fy. | . | iow ~ . : . : , 4 j ree is : F a oa > acs pd : , : , VE STYLES ee Til] : ¥ —. . +4 7 / ; $. ; ‘ ° N We # oe 4 Bee ns . 4 oF 2 . a ' 2 A IODELS | : : ot ee a a | POR : - a . , \ » a 2 ee ; - ~y " # ew | : = ate —— 4 te : 7 IRTS tat — IRT Regular $25 Percolator Set th cCAve Faiz ~ Lik 3} Four extremely handsome pieces—8-cup Per- % S D—PEACH omen : | colator, Sugar, Creamer and large Tray. Ap- a9 ee) fl Lee feiss : . | pealingly handsome in design and _ finish. See OE gees: 3 . eoees = YA Heavy plate with gold lined nickel Creamer and ee, Mensstwels Ss wai | Sugar. A Percolator Set of the utmost distincion isses : : ‘a fan bath riser | and a truly amazing value. Sold on credit only | Le ° of sae . and delivered upon the first payment of 35 cents. PALA ‘os PA ; a Ceess + . : LEP RT os” TRY TO BUY A SET LIKE We are the sole manufacturers and ; ciaceaecnes Yl aNe € THIS FOR LESS THAN $25 CASH distributors of Goldli Clothes—no fa : See = { GORG e - ° > . yy 4 | middlemen enter at any point. You AES § GORGEOUS DIAMOND RINGS OY | & he ee a ae ’ geet newer styles, finer quality and Le | eis 5 oe See \f£ GIR 4, oO As 4 | FBS ou just must see these diamond rings in af nuteed say Inge of q 15 to q 20. °. . Ya? order to appreciate their stunning beauty. || Ma Fiery, blue-white diamonds mounted in / handmade 1£-k. white gold rings. $75 Solitaire Diamond Ring $50 X vedic A $80 Solitai aN Diamond ing’ OD S h Every Ring a wonder i] value 3-Di d my juan 539 Only 5@e weekly buys ' \! ‘ : ‘ 3 od ; : , * : ; I Selling of Summer Weight lv. & @ oe | Bz nts ‘beauty LT HATS ‘ lent Weignts) (4G es V4 - i yxa .- ‘ = Bee ie Keeps You Cool, Comiortable ‘| ee Br Jo GOTHIC JAR-PROOF Aas » ae cy a"~e ‘> “at - “ ; : > — 4 rs > 7 ° e : AM s ve, Ad : ’ ‘ = ,% ‘ S ¢ _ ~ | . > : : ; ee : , ‘. Lee x ei a in. inne 4 : + . ; : : " gee . , ; . , ty + a 4 . oe D4 2: be : | mt. . d te! Canal ae ooo : == ao saan - : a ~*~ ‘ pasts tS H > , : : ‘ . : UBSS ; 4 ~ Pa 4 ‘ ‘- ' ‘es Pa é * My i. ana , * ¥ ; . 1 af? = vu o a . e $ ‘) > ~ . 5," : #, ” ' . ; 7 Z ‘! Ce. * . } "> Try _ d ey aT + b IOSIERYF Pet ‘3 4 * et egt Crepes sth Saar i a6) cf ¥. = ‘ : b, # - ‘ * " F a 3: : ea Wi i Poe Stites 0 ap = te A Ar. ; , - " ee d = ; : EE HES ¥e ; , 1 4 | Sehes ment. Every one carries Gradweohl's . Me ao: ° ¥N «a 5 . : ‘ ; yt < | J 81.35 V alues | | ee - oi : Rava : ny A Lb guarentee to keep perfect time, nab nialt. ) eit} ; ‘oe For Men and Women You ene kueock ‘'em—drep ‘em-—Jar a The finest values to be found anywhere. Costs vou but a = Ree Bans IXY Priced up from , St. Louis | - few cents more than ordinary flimsy fabrics, but worth , a) ee .—=9 ss .50 Largest far more. Newest weaves and colorings in stripes. plaids, AMBASSADOR—A real man’swarch; ° ° p oh 4 : plain curved back case to fit the wrisg Distributers of checks andwmixtures. Two and three button models. radium a, as jewel <2 — P Week ns : ia ent; complete with mesh Fine Clothes at Single and double breasteds. All sizes to fit any propor- bend 24 a igiotanieas \ : yay Fim tion. Regulars, stouts, shorts and slimes. . | a ee $ 50 The largest and mos. complete steck in « 50 pe i oe all St. Louis—and thev’re ail ——— Just Think of It! A fall 26-piece set of Silver MPiate teers (as pietored). Caneneeons yp! - , _ e - facturer or yeur theice ef 2 Stores Open Saturday Night Till 9 O’Clock BREWSTER—Handeomely enaraved piece DINNER SET with every pur- pe (Und: ‘ ; ye ares a il a ate Ee a eM a ae ek ere (Sos ranay . S09? ts Peerese A. Peenete a ms | #3 te eee eine. 8 [pros +) €P0008) 068 0G2 008 eRe 14 oxidized finished case; 15 jewel Bulova chase of 850 of over. movement; complete with $3 50 bear link band r : : 4 ; Ladies’ and Meni’s ) —Every Pair Perfect af : FTES WRIST WATCHES - 4 of bined purchasing power of all § o's SP Bite| (ooo eee. vis 2 we able to secure such won- j . oe Az © 4 < 43 cisewhere for $7° JEWELFY CO. om top to toe with lisle rein 4 : | amiga nis 621 LOCUST ST. wear. . . § “S : se]. Every pair perfect. A splen- _ th Oli an ade al White Sizes 82 @ a S. E. Cor. b& and ve AL G. Bruce, Mgr. hs The Sunday POST-DISPATCH a are TtTR AV he largest circulation of : SAST 3—136 COLLINSVILLE AVE. & has t - osiery—Main Floor a BAST St. LRN Penn he any newspaper in the Southwest ’ buy

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“ —_ - « - - ase a Ss 3 Re wH.. “* ~~. . *, 7 “ESS, aS (ean ae a ee a ° . _ Care gegen tee a Fae am en ~ - WY x Lith EO “ g ‘gp Brae Ue. este OMA Sar ae Th bee ¥ , - ‘ Maou - napanese . perl ey Aime | me lly mpeit am . ene 7 ayrsdionee ah cnet 7 pu ate , re — ; - othe ipa - ~ nara y nena apes waranty - ’ . niles - . 7 Tate ns oe Ay vibe Pe ni An Siaeee te 24 : bh ESe & + p ‘af J ; Pele 3 : & .“ ’ 4 : é % se ; ¥ Be ’ , : Hes : os J : i ee husband, John TION SUIT | Weiss, artic: ana sculptor. | HOTEL MELBOURNE SHORTAGE Wife of Sculptor Says Millionaire Mrs. Weiss also filed a suit for’ Employes Not Arrested: Effort to Alieniated Affections of Her | divorce naming Mrs. Lauth, who is Find What They Did With Husband. ithe daughter of a pioneer Los An-| Money. LOS ANGELES. June 21.—Mrs.\geles family, as co-respondent.; +y5 woman employes have Mary Weiss has filed suit for $200.-|Mrs. Weiss’ complaint stated she! jitteg responsibility for the short- @00 damages against Adeie D. | married the sculptor in New York | age of $5860 in the accounts of Lauth. millionaire music and art! Feb. 2. 1507. ' Hotel Melbourne, discovered sev- — arrested but officers of the hotel ‘are keeping in touch with thera | and endeavoring to discover what _— thev did with the money. eassssseesese The women had the same posi- tion, working in successive shifts, and took the money in small amounts over a pertod of months. The shortage could not have been coneealed for any length of time without co-operation of both, it was said. Laundering done by the hour TRADt mae O88 1617 Clark Are CEntrali 8177 OUR STRAIGHT LAST Brown or Black Kid and Light Tan Calf This straight last is one of our best sellers. It gives the foot a slender effect that well-dressed men like. Come in and see how well it fits and looks on your feet. Shoe Co. 516 OLIVE ST. : : _ ADVERTISEMENT June Heat Wave Is Severest in Years From coast to coast, vir- tually the entire country, con- tinued in the grip of the se- verest June heat wave in years. It is possible to enjoy your home in warm weather if it is furnished appropriately. Let the Prufrock-Litton Furniture Co., Fourth and S&t. Charles streets, assist you in making your home a cool, inviting place of retreat from mounting temperatures. Cool and airy looking Sum- mer Furniture now specially priced at their store—visit them today or Saturday! BOYD-RICHARDSON ~* OLIVE & SIXTR SUBWAY STORE No Charge Accounts ~ Downstairs ~» No Deltverses $25.00 and $30.00 Sa. Suimer Suits 2 Extra value ‘lropical worsteds, Plain Blues and neat patterns in stripes, plaids and twist effects. Blues, grays and tans. Sizes 33 to 46. PulmBerebes... EO” | jecmaite. |... 0... 9a ..... 8 | seer... £27 Linen Knickers, Specially Priced, $2.95 _ Two-Trouser Wool Suits “27*° ——° $35 & $40 VALUES | $40 & $45 VALUES Well-tailored two-trouser Suits of all-wool fabrics suitable for all-year-round wear. Large selection of patterns and colors. All models. Young men and conservative styles. $1 & $1.50 Neckwear, 6§c | $1.25 and $1.50 Large selection of new Neckwear. Athietic Union Suits, 8Sc Stripes, neat figured patterns and Large selection of Athletic Union solid colors. Wool lined. ‘Suits in broadcloth, madras and mercerized fabrics. Some are sec- $1.00 Hosiery, 65c onds. Full-fashioned silks in black and plain colors. Silk mixtures in neat $5.00 Bathing Suits, $2.95 striped and figured patterns. Slight Two-piece and California one-piece seconds. models. Extra quality wool Bath- ing Suits. Good color assortment. $1.25 and $1.50 Track Pants ...... 86§c STRAW HATS A special purchase of fine broad- cloth and madras Track Pants. Extre Values Neat patterns. Some are seconds. Semmits ... . « $1.85 Rayon Athletic Shirts... Pamamas. . +--+: « $3.95 Special Sale of Collar-Attached Shirts $2.50 and $3.00 $3.50, $4.00, $4.50 ; $5.00 and $6.00 Shirts, $1.65 Shirts, $1.95 Shirts, $2.95 Whites, solid colors | Extra quality broad- | Genuine Nelvo broad- and neat patterns. cloths and madras. | cloths and fine im. Broadcloths and ma-| Whites and patterns. ported madras. Un- dras. Some are seconds. | Some are seconds. | usual values. An Unusual Shoe Event An unusual sale of over 500 pairs of tan oxfords, the majority of which are Bostonians. Just in time for Summer wear. Additional reductions on small sizes. Size 61, Size 7 Size 71; Size 8 and Up 87, $8, $9 $7, $8, $9 $7, 87.50, $6 $7 & $7.$¢0 Values Values Values Values $4.85 $5.15 | $5.65 | $6.15 eral weeks ago. Neither has been | TON TRAL ACCUSED (88 mms om vT | Frank Cihla, 67 years old, 1803 | ' Dolman street, is in serious condi- | | tion at City Hospital suffering | , | fro i ted ; rom a self-inflicted stab wound of the abdomen. Mrs. Emily Kli- Mercha Linder enten ka, a neighbor, who called police, Pi ercnant, ndacl ‘ i . - : ie od of a said he told her he was tre‘ | Charged With Conspiracy to | bving because of a partial paraly- sis he suffered last February. ; Hide $18,000 in Assets. TRAVEL AND RESORTS | ‘ ’ Emil Moroni, bankrupt merchant { lof Johnston City, Ill., who was’ — MONARCH OF THE BOAROVALK sentenced recently to four years in | the Federal penitentiary for con- ass Ol | N ATLANTE City EUROPEAN PLA c- OMS -~*7°* B55 BATHS : Sete SEACATER GVAMPING POOL F | 'cealing assets and using the mails to defraud, is on trial in East St ame | Louis Federal Court with 11 ot on a charge of conspiracy (GARAND HAVEN, Mich. Most of his co-defendants, it is Where Three Great | : : Waters Meet icharged, assisted in the moving Rest organizec resort system in Middle | TE : rt . , | West. Excelient beaches, colf, fishing. and hiding of goods which Moron: poteis, -ottages, camping. Concrete reads | concealed during a bankruptcy (°F overnight by boat or rail rite - neti ae Cities Chamber of Commerce, Grand Haven. | proceeding and produced again wich, when he opened a new store. | George L. Horner, investigator for ——s the Nationa! Credit Men's Associa- > MOTE 6 (cee tion, testified 27 truckloads of un- LORRAL EF; scheduled merchandise, worth $18.- 4 Vv. . eae 1000, were recovered for the credi- — CHACAGO | tors. | Horner testified that Moron: Wabash Ave. at Van Bures | purchased goods to the limit of his potent hidin much of his mer- | 9# te $3 per Day; Extra Person $1 | sf ° ; NO HIGHER gomeeis, L 'chandise in houses he owned in ‘Johnston City, and then borrowed | $900 which his wife used to pur- ichase goods at his bankruptcy sale Moroni's co-defendants are Louis 'Moroni. Oscar Beasley, Lewis de! |Conti, Charles Farris, John di Ber- | 'nardi, Giuiio Folio, Margaret Wil- | liams, Morris Baum, Aud Jordon, |Mary Gaz and Pete Gaz, all living ; ‘in or near Johnston City. | PURE MILK COMMISSION DECIDES TO BORROW $1550, This Amount Will Enable It to, Supply 75 More Babies a Month. The need of funds to increase Lthe service of the St. Louis Pure | Milk Commission was outlined by | Dr.- Paul Zentay, secretary of the For information or reserva- commission, at its meeting yester- | tions, write or call G. P. Car- day at Champ-Goodwood Farm on brey, General Agent Passen Brown road. It was decided to bor- Dept., 412 Locust Street, 5t. row $1550, to be repaid from the | sae Mo., or write to B. E. Community Fund next year, in or- | oe A. G. P. A. der to bring the present budget of | Fe Aon ci the commission, $7492.96, up to; nis se 1 $9043.80, the figure proposed be- | 'fore the 1928 Community Fund | ‘campaign failed to reach its ob- | REST AS YOU RIDE | jective and thus necessitated a cut | in the milk fund budget. At present the commission pro- | vides free or part-free milk for | labout 75 babies a month, a de- | crease of 25 per’ cent year. Due to lack of commission has had to limit | free aid to babies under 1 yvear land for a period no longer than | | three months. The $1590 to be bor- | rowed will provide this service for 175 additional infants a month. During the first five months of this year the Pure Milk Commis- sion had prepared and delivered $9,783 bottles of milk. of which 74,605 were free or part free, but this is said to be insufficient for | present needs. The commission’s | ~~ budget. has received three succes- | Colonial | adequately. BREAD | “not ote ’ a twee ; .. Our Grocer ransom, Pa. June 21.~< | Officers and directors, elected at | ithe convention of the Association | |of Iron and Steel Electrical En-'! | gineers here yesterday, included F., | |W. Cramer, Youngstown, O., presi- | ident; P. O. Schnur, Sparrows Point, | Md., vice president; J. J. Booth, | | Gary, Ind., and E. P. Winter, | | Birmingham, Ala., directors. BUSY BEE CANDIES ’ You’ll need good sive reductions in the last three! \ years. It is estimated that $11.0060 \ EX TP | iwill be needed to meet th situation | no ee a ee ee Bakery Goods and Candies. Be sure of “Gouring? Busy Bee quality. = — SA TURDAY’S SUNDAY CANDY SPECIAL Monte Carlo Slice... French Nougat...and Assorted Choco!ates. Packed together in -Ib. -Ib. pox D@De 5. OH From the Royal Chef’s Ovens Dresden Stollen, SPECIAL Large Flat Sandwich Buns, the dozen. . . .40c Angel Food Muffins, assorted icings, 2 for 15c Butter Pretzels, each..... < THREE CONVENIENT LOCATIONS 417-419 SIXTH& — 910-912 N.SEVENTH OLIVESTS. OLIVEST. No Candies Like Busy Bee -andies Round Trip Excursions Goed going ns, including midnight trains. Children half-fare. Baggage checked. — in chair care and ceaches; also in parior and sicepin cars on payment of aad seat or berth fares. Return Limit 15 Days Chair cars and coaches are all-steel Chicago as Alton and electric-lighted, providing every drinking cups. Air cooled by elec- Aviat a ~~ ———— MLAKS FLIGHT ACROSS U. S, w 15 HOURS FOR NEW RECORD or to Take Off at Los An- gcles Sunday for New York. By the Associated Press weW YORK, June 21.—4J. D, Tew. president of the B. F. Good- rich Rubber Co., announced that schoenhair of Los Angeles take off from that city ear- day in an attempt to reach ork in 15 hours. He will fly would ly sun New Y ’ Me. * So ~ ; : “ ue NEne~-eneeeetieetteienenapeniteltenionny-ntteimonene en * . | : Ae et ii ns hours, 21 minutes @ Set last Feb. 6 By Hawks, a The plane use is a Lock! . horsepower Pratt @ gine, is fitted Ventura cowling, ' add about 26 miles ship's normal ered with a new © reduce resistance, © Schoenhair’s ao Albuquerque, N, cand Harrisburg, ' aa! a glone. The non-stop record is 181 Field, N. Y¥. Od ddd 4 LS LAB BAL LP LL LLM MAPOPEE SL By zy ‘y . —- = et - - a ; = 3 a? A a a ae YY Ary 1616 S. KINGSHIGHWAY GR. PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE Extra Special clal, per gallon, $1.45 Large 4-In. Paint Brush High-grade bristies, vuicanized in 10-IN. EMERSON JR. 12-IN. EMERSON. 16-IN. EMERSON. Oscillating, 3-Speed Vane-Calvert’s “Palace Car” Finest Grade House Paint Mixed ready tor use. Guaranteed strictly pure. In all colors— Qt., $1; Gal., $3.50 Black Screen Paint Pint, 300 Quart, 5Bo Dutch Boy White Lead 12% lbs. $1.75 50 lbs. $6.50 25 lbs. $3.35 100 lbs. $42 50 Pure Linseed Ol! Fre wwe wTyTYeyTryefeeeevT™erwTerrweewrfetrre».tw?tt. =. _. S-Di i i De DD At 6th Street Stere Only BAMBOO RODS 2-joint, 7 to 9 ft. 19¢ 3-joint, 10%, ft... . . 59¢e 3-joint, 15 &t......90¢ 150-ft. Trot Line hooks and Hercules Turpentine Per Gallon 7 STRAIGHT LADDERS Made of strong lightweight spruce, with hickory rungs. so EXTENSION LADDERS 20 to 4@ ft. * 10-quart oval all-gaiva- nized floating bucket. $2.19 Folding Camp 35c i eee ei i i i i i i i i i i i ni ini hi i in in ini i ini ph b » fi ~vTrwvyerrvryvryywyyerrerrrerererTrk'e"''T'Tj TTT ''T'Tt"*''T'v''g'T' tT T7777 7" EMERSON 10-Inch Northwind$ Oscillating, 3-speed °4 F 4 ¥ é ? Oscillating, 5-year Guarantee .... Oscillating, 3-Speed ....+sscceeew Sex 4 pS tere, rS os £ ae < ah . convenience, comfert and safety. ae. a Big, roomy sents and deep, soft Chicago & East ll cusilons. yeas —, and ow = ern a ings. Overhes @ racks, - a eed drinking water. Individual Tilinois Central ; 1 | ) anciean Wabash Railway ~ ==—==811 N. SIXTH ST. . . . CE. 4400 OTHER FANS AS LOW AS $298 » ‘ 3 z, . ? ay ies i, Robo. & e . ee a te ee ¢ o% $4 Pe + See 2 ae as - ie | + WOODEN MINNOWS ; 15 ft. x4 St. ...38 Assortment includes South Bend. © 26 £6. & CASTING 50-yard pare silk Line; 1+ gf ib. test. Per spool. ...+* Be. ‘ Garden Hose Complete with couplings. High quality, non- kinkable moulded rub- ber Hose. Leng wearing and fully x wt aranteed; ‘ 7 : %einch size. — Special .. These are the well-known “Chad- born-Coldwell” Mowers, 4-biade, high-wheel, ball-bearing and seif-sharpening. Easy running: every one guaranteed. AUTOMOBILE ae y- . Made of extra-heavy quality brown and white striped R $1.25 value. Special 9 Lae e/ Made of heavy duck; 36-inch size .....$1.20 yy 42-inch size _ $1.35 ’ 839c 48-inch size Shower Head 5%-inm. solid brass, C : nickel plated VISIT OUR BEAUTIFUL PLUMBING DISPLAY Kitchen sinks and bathroom outfits of the finest quality and latest designs. Also complete steam and hot-water heating systems and hot-air furnaces. Our prices save you money. We can furnish registered and licensed plumbers te in- stall our fixtures. Ask for Free Catalog eS oe ran am ;

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wINS FLIGHT ACROSS U. UJ, §, [nous 2 he pea IseaTCH _ "* eee” SUNE 621, 199... nies ______ST. LOUIS POST-DISPAICH _ sieianiiauaie - seconds - iw 9am eee, ' 0 p C0 set last Feb. 56 by Capt. Frank KIDNAPERS OF IDAHO STATE coon sce hg Wis. ee trip of the Indian Guides, the J. iL. UREUND= Ar 314 North 6th ‘Sts W 15 HOURS FOI R NEW t RD Hawks. OFFICIAL GET LONG TERMS 11% to 25 years; Egnos Snoys-| ather-and-son organization spon- to Take Off at Los An-| The plane which Schoenhair will E land, 21, Tolna, N. D., 10 to 25 | sored by the Y. M. C. A., to con- hed bo. geles Sunday for New use is a Lockheed-Vega, has,a 425 aay Wome te Ana Pix years, and Robert Livingston, 18,|tinue through Sunday. A camp on ve York. horsepower Pratt and Whitney en- ’ peor a ee en ae jthe Big Piney is a base for nature | ¥ tenant-Gov ; p -Governor. George Norman, 37, of Se: py the — ae Mies i. 3 mee igen Se & A.| LEWISTON, I40.,- June 21. —| ens seid by members of ths band? muy SPs meraieg. SOMEN agi \dent of the B. F. Good- | #44 about 20 iter-an Neil es'the «rapa who pleaded guilty of| tc have been their leader. Althougt ce ee eee den o Be - . = ; a Tew, pres ship’s normal speed ducting Lieutenant-Governor W. not involved directly in the kidnap-! son Cit y and the State Capitol wi a | rich Rubber Co., announced that sthd with « new 2» Ney selegle &. Kinne were sentenced yesterday | ing, he was sentenced to one to. | be visited. With the party will be De OAR NTE se mage ma aes Tickets are good train going en nial leaving tines Sera a we i | ee | i , ; ; y, ine a io | | iJ ae = * ea to prison terms ra ng f 0 , , ; dined enhair of Los Angeles ail on nging from 10/two years as an accessory after t Lee Scho 4 reduce resistance. te 25 years and a fourth member ¢ a group of naturalists, including | r would take off from that city ear- Schoenhair’s route will be via f th er) the fact. , ? | gunday in an attempt to reach| Albuquerque, N. M.. Bell ae ee sentenced ‘te ope) 'H. A. Buehler, State Geologist; | d York in 15 hours. He will fly | and iemtaaie ome eville, Ill.,| to 25 years. Fathers and Sons on Ozark Trip.! Frederick Dunlap, State Forester: | * oid The non-stop record is 18| Field. N y res ER SE Peomeven Those sentenced are: Albert} Fifty fathers and their sons are| J. Tilden Andres of Jerome, and|im : June 28 ig 29 —— —- : ' Reynolds, 29 years old, Metalline | participating in the third annual! Buren Holmes of St. Louis. | ' J . ‘ . ee ._ eo ~ . a Getting “‘her’’ to say ‘‘yes’’ is an easy matter if you say it with one of our stunning gen- . , | 4] uine diamonds. Our dignified Tickete rood returning rm | | : i plan of payment makes buying cluding midnight treing | Se»: | very easy. Come in Saturday or ng date of sale, . oe | Monday—and see the special ton Railroad 3 . ; ' mine a values being astern Illinois , | tral Railroad aan 5 Nees SE RR Re OEE EEE EI i EY RO ORE re te ~~ mga ee 2 ” 8 Pe. Scat . a ae Pe ee ee a a et Give Her “wish ee oa SGN nee capensis Ae 1 sett Ale «aly os, “4 Weis : é A ere ~y One of Our HG Mi” eel @, ie ee he’ . ae > a ws - « ‘eT hae- * i 4 % ‘ , t@ ad w . ~* ~—— ~~ ly Si Ae eA PRU Fy AMF, Fa i EE dane rat ae — - ee mare. NEN SE tag r AME Ns ae . wets ‘ PRA eee oo waa REY ee winsome creation | ‘: ¢ ’ —Ornate 18- k. - ». | | >» Priced«From ' \ ay): ON AaZZ pig 7 “i j« , ON. x \ ; amp e D Ti ‘6 ti ) INE DIAMOND. : i N BG, Dresres IC? ch) 4 110 Value pee, $23.25 Par — ONE fl Pen = STAG $ of a a le ASRS. COURTESY 5 RE KIND DPRANG (ase SERVICE e Level ee Reel ; , | \ ‘ | ‘prpneiaaierinintatianietnstndan 18 karat solid white gold 1 EE : gree = Generous size, genuine popular squaré prong mounting, g Ds 7 ee oe a aca: > el or Oat yet ae im ee Te yin a ae * a. a i ee ae 66 = In 39 TL ; He-Man’s TTT UU Georgetie 2 . Dresses Tis P Voi MINNOW ox f , — $160 Value—at Complete with floats a — : 7 A gem of rare magnitude—bril- 10 ft. x + ft. . . 89C if lt , liant CaN CONE a set in _~ 12 &t. x 4 ft. . . $1.09 | a | x , , exquisite 18-k. % s 15 ft x 4st... $139)h | Sport : , square prong, 1 25 1$200 Val 20 ft. x 4 ft... .$1.8935 : Dresses Se ia a meee eee $ alue CASTING LINE {§ and . Re i wo ae a: HEY rie 1 § Sister sen ose Full Range Ensemble Sse oe EI PURE SILK LINE— 3 ; Styles a“ ak Ben’ — sneow tak | ine. "vite ae on cies bottiess cm TEN | 4 a ggacerey ' if ” $1.29 , 1. |, | BOTTLE CAPS | i\ Cork Gri best | | 2 Gross, 35¢. WY SYPHON HOSE | ii! : | ; ‘ite... 49€/) : Cerca | | st 13ef gel! NORTH 606 North Broadway: © vse Shockproof Wrist Watch, () MESH Me handsome case as shown, ale ° 2 so other shapes. Jeweled movement, fully guaranteed, BAND CURVED TO FIT THE WRIST, i Included is a fine FREE ‘ili BAND FREE! See This Sensational Saturday and Monday Value! TO “THE HOUSE THAT BELIEVES IN YOU” We Are Direct Diamond Imovorters — se Fi se * ae ee ; BIO AM eg AED BE. bk ee eee So ho eR ene ERIS pi: te ERRORS HEA Nile ie a Amite mS aR eb ningente eas IM GAN kim incramcirete A comet «Fabel BB oy moe ” —You Save the Bittorent: +, > Pe Ee RESULTS—3-time Ads ALMOST CERTAIN for ANYTHING. SEND your WANT AD to the POST-DISPATCH.

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‘ ji ‘AGE 12 -twicasa FIRM GETS $133,227 Flectric Appliance Co. Ef. | fects Compromisc; Other Re- igs imbursements Granted. : 1 to the Post-Dispatch. ¥/ WASHINGTON, June 21.—The lilson Electric Appliance Co. of @ of $133,227 in income taxes ' the year 1923, as the result of if compromise. : f Other tax adjustments announceu ‘y the Internal IKevenue Bureau 1 feliow: California Trust & Sav-/| jigs Bank, as executor of the es- ite of Elmina A. Runyron of Sac-: ) ia mento, Cal, $45,228; Dr. John | \ifundie of New York. $31,949; | +) @Rartfor2 Fire Insurance Co. of / @artford, Conn., £22,669. TIE | | P i | Fe tereall vest. Ali « B : | % y : Values ap to $40.00 in this group! ; better materials and styles. A real tailored qarment, ; H] / FOR VACATION Se big event at a -wond: rful saving. Beet | 4 1 e¢ : : 7 ts h o8 me BS ye “i : ee 4 Pt .4 3 ny | _FRIDAY, 7 - *- }\ j * pt ~ J y e * Lg 5% 4G x ga ; nak =e, — > a? 3} a A LAMAR TTT ORL AAS ee «? oURT AN gece thagettty atte he 4 Sy at a ai - ti a . 9. Se re ate a RB ot ‘p- ¢ "3 2 BA t.* ‘ 4.7 fy ‘ ¥..4 4 .” as 34 a" \ > **@ *.a4 . ‘ é = ee os “. ee ‘ e ¢ “ "fe? ah cel? : rae\? eh “ee es v5 . ®e¢ a fies 47 - Ky . —e® : a ~ mh © : 5. SAL 2 J . ° convenient to take 16 to S2 weeks te ag a fs % ei } by < i : } 5 - . 3 A lig \X 7 ? . an \ yy | *. - be / \ - ie ra = y, f “4 Q y _ we A \ / a o4 7 é f \ | : ne ; j wo \ 4 ») oH fee l 7 ail &\ 3 Sy ® : ig This —_— Sale. of 1200 Includes Many New Ensemble HEY are cool looking—new—of exce grade silks and workmanship! xcep range of styles, from the informal sleeveless spo Frock to the Georgette Ensemble for formal The Colors: Orchids Lucerne Maize Suntan Peach Green Red Navy Plenty of All-W hite Another Group of Attractive Summer An (Second DRESSES” New Ensembles Form a Companion Group The new colors—the light, fons and Georgettes—the sleeveless Frocks are cool-looking when the thermometer a mounts high. For dinner, roof garden and . opera wear are the ensembles. Misses’ A4 to 20, women’s 36 to 42, larger women’s 44 to 48. Fabries: Colorsst e Moon Mist Georgettes Orchid Maize Greens yar Washable Crepes Plenty of Whites A Printed Chiffons Dots Figures Flesh Suntan — ges! fluttery chif- D URING re months it may be ' The Si yt — Sleeveless Sports isses Styles 23 14 to 20 Women’s Long-Sleeve 36 to 44 Washable Crepes Larger Women’s | Sheer 7 46 to 48 Afternoon _—_ Most unusual. (Street Bay On The 10-Pay Plan —pay a small amount down and the balance in ten equal weekly amounts, Sweaters $5 Values $3.69 Sports and crickets of pure worsteds. Va- rious golf Sweaters. Also sports Coats. (Street Floor, North.) Schick Razors SS Values $3.25 Repeating Razors. Floor, North.) Cuff Links 25¢ 50c to $1 Values Kum-a-pert a ned fastened Cuaff Licks,’ For business or eve- ning weer. Plain or ornate. (Street Floor, North.) = ; Cooper and Phoenix ; $1.50 and $2 Hose 7/7¢ 16” - tity. Of finished silk in. fancy and plain ¢ol. ors. A limited quan- Very low priced Complete With 7 Tubes, Including Rectifier, —and a small amount weekly, places this Radio in your home at the most liberal term payment "507 <a Installed on Your Own Aerial Without Additional Cost — UTAH ELECTRIC MAGNETIC SPEAKER EVER before have we been able to make a radio offer such as this. Think—tull shielded, gen- uine Neutrodyne circuit with Utah electric magnetic speaker in 2 some console sliding door cabinet— sensitive selectivity, one dial con- trol, complete, with guaran tubes, for Only $59.75, Fourth Floor, Radio Department Also on Sale at Our ocen Sn ee Open Saturday Til 9 P.M. Announcing the Sensational Sale of the Bankrapt Steck of The Powell Hat Co., Inc while they last. Buckles and Collar Pins 10c 25c Values to 50¢ Newest, most date kinds. Si end adjustable. (Street Floor, North.) Powell’s Belt Chains Son ee Fes $2.50 to $6 Values Gold-Filled Collar Buttons 10c Velees 25¢ to S$0¢ pear! becks. (Street Floor, North.) | —_ Sweaters $1.95 oe e. ee iy

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ut ! PATCH FRIDAY, A JUNE 2 See Additional sees > ‘ - * ; : @s f an ' tr . Sw cloths ... rage 7 Suit 4 eatured i i y Other H } rf | eaters It is, ind e lightest S Ss an 0 n This G igh- Grad 4 oieaeetee mua Anna an Oppo tu mmer cloth vercoats W roup a ade Powell’ “4 i >| ee ee rtunity to buy a : orth t $25 ell’s Re mil $3 69 i garments g. All arec uy at () gular $25 et f exceedi ° mmediate and ail Pt 5 stem se- =F ine ae ‘ 50 $60 & Qu and 830 4 + p! An angly er ieee wt gids Summer weer. iifis Sotvomeer $75 o mmer Sui HS moval peoeal ine sports Sneaters 3 Oo ‘ (Third Floor) usd Suits — » _ a tines Seater O its y i; or fo sports ex} (Street Floor, a Pp COA ne 2- ay -riestle umme eal ey rmal affairs. + Hart Schaff TS gaa B y Com «tae srandeatn Ss rSuits Jey | Schi - . n — ’ «tt ‘a The Sty! ao oe Pine Make & Marx and Fine Tuxed plan, on the 10- eae: S Palm oe iA yies: Razor weeds ; es—$29.50 Other aos » payin “pay ach and K \ Fii es > Sleeveless Ss 5 Val S fleeces ail mixtures, we ° Values time of g $5. 00 at Krust Suit ° ant ; a ‘ ports rege bones. Nicel herring- Th : the bal purchase, and its in this gro me |! | . Styles . $3. 95 and ssetahiie — 541) e€ Kind of Ov iy oe ance in 10 week- This is the ti up. o : | Long-Sle Repes | nilored. You Wil vercoats yo ayments out mer clothi ime to purchas Th ¥ W ashabl ’s and Powell’ «3 onanonan aaeevenee 3 15, ret | 0) z an eee. a ' ' i Shine Vv sizes. gray. 716 to gray, ie are 5 e 7 Also P 3.00 Val 5 ; & 25 , an ¥e chamois 0 gy beled 2 eee Be own | ues Cc ‘a i 7 e ote glish- its; import — A lingited ; ee ; sO 17¢ | usen & A (Street Floor) , fiber ——, porn $7 .59 i aes. 6 ’ i i Col —y and plei eM x Re FPrOw Purch ; ) woven mn ures. Jacquard Street Flor, IN ere ' a fie M ee | tiv. Sot oe gularly Priced ollars chased From th Fancy met plain ae ie. re : iP i ery low ven- 4 a ures. ; rs i ecm a ee ? Ay op Bieize | Geeens Bice min ey fr oe Col 35 Each ¢ Bankrupt Stock of : Fancy mintores. Collated and neck Stick | TR Suntan Neaak N 4 lars Arrow " bb the Powell Co Ma (Street Floor, arse Pj : a : | ee | tr a ee eS |e) | end Floor.) lar ollars Ave 99 Pp — $6 n & Id 5S0c to $ a ay dust 1200 in this ec eh ie oe Crofut a owell Hat Co.’ ge 50 Shirts “ | ees , | " 1s “i ] Fg: is - , * ener , mi0c25c| ‘o's 12 in al oe ale | tag Sa $5 to $6 Straw $2.50 Straws Dato ik shit Hook: GOP 10c 1es hh = e . , e , : e : * oma to 50¢ $1 na a omeseer ities last. a hey ‘0c % aws % 1 45 Aig ats pose oy s 8 9 and other oe T | tate est, most Offered i 1) ‘ nae ° values. ings. ice set- 7 - ij A 7 ; y | and djanable Slip-on Ottered is, every 50 Values or Broadcl 9 5 Powell’ (Street Floor. North) (Street Fl “Sy otthenati ‘ . ’ 00 | Floor, North.) amt. Mon oe ongee Pa oth and y ees: il $1.95 t s Men’s Shirt “— RAD 1] Powell's wool eed. oy silks, ° ae f In an assort aaa “oars Fl i — peel one st Callaraaced $2.45 valean Men’ 3 ; : ee ae of own ex” and rs in thi s, yachts yies, - High-grad neckb ~~ 0S ce coo c to 35¢ Pho so gga ee Froe = pat- on - Grace group. is marvelous de a aa bees. $ + Shirts . F . . ’ n A dditi ’ | ains lisle in stele _merverine’ ose nelettes. cotton flan- snap lacikcinn os, soft $3 $ well Hat c : Stes Wien | alues ional Cost 1} $1.69 ~ se tong er 18° ™ (Street Floor, 3 — ee , $3.50 and $4 rot Cooper and V a - $1.98 . a r high , nown e 9 » North : | a S a 5 Sterling sil quality. n’s Fa ) ws 1 to $1 assar L areas . & cca ml we very (s ncy P $ A 50 Uni Bn gag = cal Cc tele eae BE dhol Phoenix. °" - oa $3.50 Values Prag pm OS in in ia i et ag = | eo ware pe n nited Ss ” flat knit athleti lightwei sorte, A toe Toee me |e | a + Kenosha Hose cng ne faves” Grotut- so an ba rt alt. ster ate @) D cia Sa "| Gold-Fi slain end fancy chock OSE Manhattan. While ch $F.95 app De L i 0 ee eae od te a a ee | ; Id-Filled am Alen, 2 clock Cc ogee While they $7 and _— Townsend arate. Eee I, ~ om she: shirts and ~ oe a “4 a ree di - Straw $8 ing, a eae Roergard? tears Po (Street nang Lightweight B ns. y oor, Nor 4 10n H rme- well » North) B a 4 uttons Pp (Street Coope ~~ ats. s 75¢ each a d e Flo Yr R Shirts and n it 10c $6 to Aten Pants — dem swe > 9S ona. aan | Values 25 Th Val Also >. isn p ain Ree ribbed Oo a ~ to 50 e lot includ wes sail other popul ey’s ’ fancy b ixcellent quali . — with e wines. fines gt alind — 3 9 ogg bane + % De Luxe all ga Many ne so Sh oe "f 7 $4.39 fore hav nl woed -of- pe tol serge trousers & d 5 button-fro med styles [-23 Featurin D Ss er Kenosha tic tops. Coop- Cc oe « ke S ‘ws bee | > North.) s of fancy worst 4 Plain col styles. : Ave. C g Dobbs Sth 4 Athletic U and Vassar b cloth. — broad- he yes offer ae 1 Sw P o“ (Third F es, ors and fancy broadcl a Baia’ De Tae rofut - Knapp 95 sook end —— of fine me Also ~ Pg oliny tear e cire shielded, gen ; $2.50 eaters K hoenix, Coo ied (street FI oths. Also ' : ‘ty re in © aoa palm gendien. Coo (Street aig nain- quantity high limited - . - . o : means ee ML te ; ‘ , 4h . o anke ~ Mall or C ote a _. + piece ity Union fine quel . 0. D. Oo le . ~ ribbed goth. ~ Ty Pov its. Vae- ; rs on These 1 se ; — te. > alia on Bee eth. —_ i (Street diam ahd les. Me ’ roe. worth) . : i heen we :

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. QST-DISPATCH _ 4 __,_FKIWAY, JUNE 21, 1929___. ee ee me ee ) _SI. LOUIS POST-DISPAI CH. a F 8 a a -—. Brooker was elected presi- ' the St. Louis Horticultural BOYS’ 89c - at a meeting of the board — Ser eee STWALKING PERILOUS a se OPEN SATURDAY St.Louis Greatest Clothing Store | : KNICKERS Se me ‘Sones ander at NIGHTS UNTIL 9 IAAI YA YRS CAMP 69c | 6MRES Gees | *d 4 to the board. The society : | ) “i a visit to the country de- => | Globe Is St. Louis Headquarters for a Price Poor Visibility Caused by Sharp | TN eaeees aa qvality. eS Missouri Botanical. : | E ad Ty m2ny neat patterns Blouses io fancy gies ™ at Gray Summit, June 24. MEN’S AND | Changes in Weather— 1: “ RQ G Al | nad colors. All full Al tub-fasef pie, | | ed. cut. Sizes 7 to 15. 1s “a . YOUNG | Precautions Issu | . ma | ‘SEE WHAT YOU SAVE ) | | iiiaiiiieeedaaial me aN MEN’ S | By RUSSELL OWEN. an SS : 3 few York Times) ; -. | ee ae ot ‘Louie, Post Dispatch mi § Unusual Purchase! Remarkable Sale! 700 Brand-New — P| = | » SATURDAY SALE OF 2000 ( Foes chy ote ied aed arene f:om o_o YOU SAVE!/7024 BY BUYING HERE] § Ganrls’ Silk Dresse °0.-- (Ry Wireless) — The | June 95 BEACHCLOTH 9-998 er: Se tees te es Regular $4.98 Values : | arouses confiicting emotions down | | : 1d | ——_ | here on the Barrier. We would) Mod = I : | els for ao r r) SUITS. oe Ss Ul ae | gladly swap 3 little snow for some | y S ry Street Wear, Silks in J LINEN 9.45 WORSTED 1/1508 “ss o.0 oor x - ih i [dD rayon Dresses reduced for quick disposal! should this happen, such that he| oan. oo a \ ‘S : Just 200 silk and combination silk-and- Broken sizes for women, misses and stouts. iil a _ A Wonderful Assortment Remarkable values! (Nugents—Bargain Basement) - BY) ; JPERA CARAMELS, F 2 , and ASSORTED CANDIES | ~— Ready-packed 1 and Women’s Arch Support @ Summer Felts and | Chocolate I “Do not forget this vitally im- | portant matter: that cracks can , e open up in the darkness, both i Gor Vomorrows Selling the ‘bay, fee and on. the barrier ground Little America and then can be covered with thin bridge. “The little bay to the westward | of the camp is considered the saf- " Be pre "iperiang: 76a : : Luscious Maraschino Cherries, ¢ ce to walk. It is not neces- . Sary to go beyonu it as any amount | z a | and rich chocolate. Box. ee of walking can be done in the bay. ' wis Must Tell of Departure. ss The ce tioney Nougat :; “Again the request is made that Short Lots of Regular $4.98 Copies of $5 and $6 : =~ a every time a walk is taken that | iw!” eG ELE? Stocks, Reduced to Models! Te a ae & a 4 a someone be informed of its exact eg jijj4/4 iy gf, 4a . | Hot Weath position : | VATE UTR \ i Se Our Bakery Specials easily “If anyone becomes lost a light | ;~_. ie COLIZ ¢ ce Lut ty ee ee | will be shown from one of the | V4, ep >i<—_ “ZF (i i rn an Queen’s _|radio towers at intervals as soon | i bp Yip - “ ye he . : as the visibility warrants it. : ie Ma - hy « Some mm white and colds Rana OC CasiOE “Re ME POLLY SY Cage ’ . ee ee ood, ~ Ten eaganase: mig should one get y Wi Ay Yh Women’s good quality These wanted styles; [772% . not be very pleasant | ee Ee eee )€=CN tanned’ low Shoes with vagabond brims, long side [i fr for his shipmates. Ci tay) (child OO ae VRE: ‘at , : ise pA * inner-built arch support. oll brims, ribbon Ev ery man is therefore expected . Pp droops, r ] $ . to keep track of his bunkmate at | Brown or black kid and and felt applique, poke ef- ae ues ort p CO | meals and bedtime for with so patent leathers! Straps, fects. Desirable’ colors. ties and cut-outs. Sizes A i low, orchid | many men here in various houses | - Sands, P nk, yel _— | it would be possible otherwise for | bg to D widths bm sot Spe- and white. All are new ar- gd # : | containers A ' | 4 a : ME bh te: cially priced for Saturday! @ rivals! Youthful large head ("Coss — with spoons. A Good Opportunti ty to asap gp god a a sos (Bacgain Bascment) styles included. (Basement) aves | Vanilla or Select Your New Out fit ; | we have been fortunate | | | Chocolate..... IO€ at cele NRE BI ew mt ae tees ee AL OL OC A CC ee be y ae : ’ eS « a a ~. 4 ST SAQAVArPAwMa TAR ey. “Everyone is hoping that this | for Your Vacatio n = rT period of winds and ob:curity will soon end. They are the result ap- ! . te ene ate Saturday! 4000 Pairs of us or some warm current which 1 | Stirs up the atmosphere here on Full-Fashioned the edge of the barrier. Whenever a strong upper wind drift from the |§ scuth sets in the thermometer goes | SILK idown and the air hecomes calm } fand clear. Such intervals have been few and far between recentiv - but when.the lowest temperattre , comes in the next two months. we TL ME ami B ee a ae ee 4 7 - Pure thread, silk | | Hose with picot 4 yet ; _ | | double-pointed . IC 6F 4 tops! Pointed be AY- TERN S or paramount § ; .- heels. Lisle ARO . ; should have some pleasant weathe even though it is bitterlvw cold Slight Han i | Irregulars C ) Hub | of $1.49, 7 " | | $1.95 : 4 Grades! 4 | 12TH AND OLIVE §f poner ae bon heel and toe Made by a na- | | : \ Suntan, me- § HiT tionally known Is » * + dium and Hi manufacturer of JUNE SALE = . tens it highest - grade Aronber,’ g's expert optical 707 Washin ton Ave. | tf | shades: al- Heh 7 Summer clothing Jou careful ¢ ite 5 ADVERTISEMENTS to black. Fo who requests that =. and lowest prices +. 6m a | : | 8% to 10. i | , ' — not use his 4 rT All work carries : | NATIONAL FAMILY STORE| | | ayene |) S\\== 1) Se soe bapa linens, poplins, alse os Rlasses while you pay aud genuine “Lorraine” . arn = | | ; , seersuckers, bread- q SINGLE VISION Under The oS \ 4 FEATURING i | Boe . PRAME AND et ip) oe et , . : | | . ; -s a i} He slightly sailed and some may have an off stain. but all thee . | biemishes will come out in the FIRST washing! Sizes for vesvlorm 4 . . . Si tt stouts, sherts, clime. = ’ ra | NATIONAL AS FAMILY STORES : | 4—Special | ~ i i, TOC TE an aemnenenomengre ate

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ca -SI.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = __FRIDAY, JUNE 21, i cceeisioes S000 scssisintnsniraemaanieinsiisic inact PAGE 159 Syne oage ol fetalities and the estimat ignals is i tittie: awl ‘ : ss Be roe, os 2 2 TRUSTIN, BROWN BOYD: |tist meses onctisa'tn'stner | angel wstatsucs'sct'sg" |BOY CLIMBS BRIDGE, STICKS tenses, 24 year out, of ain . neapoli became wedged between | ” 7 cidents occur at highw Ce —_— Spetasioctrerane BOYS’ SPORT oe at 8 meeting of the board ghway intersec- | cation of the puvlic to reduce this | Firemen Barn Iron Bar to Release |two bars on a bridge yesterday. | tions,” : : m | Sc cuday Wh 'emetools a a ge eae ‘a —. pe aos ore re — Lad Suspended Over River. |Firemen burned one of the bars Values Worth WaAT i Other Values é +; . : - . ce. id "ass ! ; > -% : BLOUSES jate Bugene Ancert, founder of CHICAGO the fact that Se r canvassing the whole! By the Associated Press. | with an acetylene torch to release Up to $1.25 a Roll As Low . whims ver cent of the/ situation, our committee has de | ete en wl igation. John S. Lehmann wee? ft ’ ee nas de- Pare . . ; th ad. yu . the time he was' mes Commissioner Pape were grade crossing accidents are due|cided to carry out during MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., June 21. _ Racy all seep | As 9c s4to the board. The society is | \being rescued the boy was sus-' NOW ™ oat crashing irto the sides | coming months an investigation of | After he had made an attempt to man a8" about 40 feet pon the Mis- ; PAPE . : . _ Cc ra way trains. ¥ is f o . . c f = g ~%: : " tas a se ' , a visit to the country de-| Merchant, 13, and Mrs. Ada This only indi- | the facts and the best measures to LO pT Cent a Roil | iclimb a girler on ai dare, Fred'sissippi River. aoe aed. st of Missouri Botanical ;' cates that our system of highway’ he recommended. " ao Cents patterns ei _— Madras Sport F ang at Gray Summit, June 30. | Wartman of Evansville, _ full | Ind., Wed. A GOLUB OFFERS | ccc ee (Bargain nm . a. : ? c MILEAGE a £ , es 3 GR A I i | teed : . old, chairman of the board of di- oan . BP z: PANGO RUBBER WEELS AT- ; : j | rectors of the Boyd-Richardson | HE New Fisk All-Cord— Pass an = 29¢ | will acclaim this These Prices proof, from the - & : | : TACHED — Resuiar 60c qual: | o ' | | A P , a ee. Of vee wes : and-New 'Men’s Apparel Co., was married y a toughe: 9 safer over- oa Fr HI——POIP oo cccescccecessce | sale! It has re- Se Values, Now le world’s greatest rd : -_ = Ye 4 7. . . . _in Chicago last Saturday to Mrs. el | > ~ size Tire. Unsurpassed for | g : HALF SOLES nesuiar $1.29 450 | duced Wall Pa- mille. Combina- ro | | Ada Wartman, 59 years old, aj | | mileage, and at the lowest at ti Pance $1.25 soles—pair..... | per to its low- 10c Values, Now 3c] tions sold only | widow, of Evansville, Ind. The ; : | z 4 ee ae FULL SOLES — With Heels. : i ; | . y | possible cost. : . SHOP NO | CHo Mrs. Emily T. Boyd, the first ‘\ Ti | SHOP NO 2 wife, died in Los Angeles in Feb., | \ Stochl ire Co. Broadway and Market | 415 x Broadway WEBSTER’S 1928. The pair had celebrated | ener “Ey _their golden wedding and the fif- | Inc. ied. Ben dorian * SHOPS Opcosite jens 809 N. 7th |tieth anniversary of the founding * i : 4473 : Announcement ot Boyd's store three years ago. mote npr ne am mcrae ieiecon Book ol Ten Shines : | After retiring from active busi- Liven with Every Purchase ness here,, the elder Boyd moved to California, where he became | known as a golf enthusiast at the | Los Angeles Country Club. ARONBERG’S—N., WW. COR. 6TH & ST. CHARLES 2 MISSOURI MEN TO ASSIST oo a IN FEDERAL TRAFFIC SURVEY og teyburn Hoffman, St. Louis Engi- neer, and S. T. H. Cutler, High- way Commissioner, Are Named. Special to the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, D. C., June 21. —Reyburn. Hoffman, traffic engi- neer of St. Louis, and S. T. H. Cut- <. ler of the Missouri State Highway | Commission, were named _ yester- ogi Wert — day by William R. Dawes of Chi- hy LN irrrted,. OC Brtad- cago, chairman of the Commerce BS ge ges e 6 He Department grade crossings and k's word/z ‘highway intersection committee, to a dime. serve on subcommittees to investi- pe gate causes and remedies of acci- Lororeie.s dents at grade crossings. ., BEX” _ Hoffman was nained on the sub- | }, committee to study signs, signals. markings and other protective de- BREAD vices and Cutler was named to the physical hazards subcommittee. _/* ur (roc The other subcommittees will com- | pile statistics and investigate ve- fm | hicle operation and regulations. os Between 8000 and 9000 people are killed every year at grade crossings and highway intersec- tions thorughout the United States, Dawes declared at the first meet- ing of the committee yesterday. “Railway grade crossings acci- Gents account for nearly 10 per cent of our 27.000 annual motor! | will live in Los Angeles, Cal. | | Ingram F. Boyd, son and pres- 600 Patterns cD Re yee x io” Rae ST ee Ras _ oe * i. ate pepe pe 2 au Se pete: " ott ; - - : arose aT ae . Ae 2 ae . Ge: . res} bs or , was en ee “ Lg ee ae ® teks gon FS het ae Lat Be ta es alee AG rete ad PRD 2 ra “ee » % — y " . on ~ “ =e “~ - 2 . meray Senne *. ee. Soo “ Smal nme . Yee. lear repos Ae baie Pre) GH MANE a bedi tec ol SO PAE GY OT SAPO eI Wag, cw Opn Mall ng acpee TER! Na a) aes f tere eae FEE ee Ore. CE es Sl a - i Mig naa ea oe —— seine: einen aac 42, ieee ce a at ti ote ee me awe Poe: , saan 2 ES OS ET I I a NRE RE IR EE, RN AAI HHI “RR SIE = . v : z idee oO ant Bit r. sE * . * ae J. 7 : 4 7 - . ee Is ate pas . t rere F Se ee tee ge en rete perme “ ipgapadive her inca EE Bt A, SR a a ne eee ge eases tao. AIRE: Wes pasta Ae hee gS ee nee, * A GORGEOUS, FULL-CUT DIAMOND Mounted between two synthetic sapphires... in a decora- tive piece of exquisitely filigreed 18-k. white gold. This 5 ry * Os | y 4 a aoe Le Ae eT yr ag he or dane Me ee o - : me 4 ae a. Ee Nees Lt a : pid ‘a Bat ’ Ni ~ a . Re 8 ee eee ee PO ERA NE MEY AT EN A A a INR OS EL A ON I CAE OY TS at an . A ELLIE LL ALE ALT ORL ALN IEEE, iS nad 5 eRe om A big ie <M “ Tevtived i satay. Bhs apni o baie os Neel a Rag ti» a iit nae ote’ ae. . . ee ee ee ee eee ere + IP MDS AEF AUER OR AMAR AME: ELIE EB ADS ON. IEE Sere OR we ie on”) m Epa aade 2 Kite Be me : ? 8 4 Rae rd hea mil, Mele Sahat / 4 po qeap aarests cer . ad eat, a eyo tpagge ernie» " Ba at - a . ee ¥e iin SS “yy " ec la A WEEK-END SPECI ALS oe piece is fastened on to a link bracelet of matched filigree... making a Diamond Bracelet any lady would be proud to pe 4 | own. Really a marvelous value. Besides ... note the ex- Old Tyme Candies BI) Scptonally low terme A Wonderful Assortment — PECAN FUDGE, OUR GUARANTEED $37.50 VALUE OPERA CARAMELS, FRUIT SLICE 50c 0 se NE “and ASSORTED CANDIES, Pound... MERE Ready-packed 1 and 2 pound boxes Felts and | : Chocolate Dipt Cherries _ Luscious Maraschino Cherries, dipt in fondant Ei _ and rich chocolate. Box ine 4 The chewy, nut- Honey Nougat (03.507 “gue ie <3 Hot Weather Baking! <” “ . SN 8 \ ad oS aN ’ = % Pe a ee és E . : “3s a AE ioe p oF . e a “s eae a , a a Boe Ores ; oc A eae p zs : S Ce ae ; : yi Pe 4 é % Our Bakery Specials easily solve that problem. Oke ta ee a a mY ~ go ee . - a salatnes allie ati ses tiga = ee eT Se) Se ee ee ee nee en ee en Oe eRe eT a aia — : _ — a ry mr ~. 2 : Ange ete : tae TO - Queen’s Divinity Cake | An excellent cake for all occasions—a light, fluffy , white and golden Angel Food, iced with buttercream, 6Sc ICE CREAM NUT AND FRUIT For the Office DUTCH APPLE PIE, Handy containers] ~~” —— with spoons. SALAD ROLLS, Vanilla or Chocolate..... LO} corree CAKES, Fruit.......05¢| *%25° "°° 2o0c & 25¢ ee CANDIES MAILEE WHERE Men’s Elgin Men’s Elgin Three-Stone 7-Diamond Ladies’ Dia- Ladies’ Bulova “MAILED. ANY™ » tl Wa 8 h a7. eg Diamond Wedding mond Ring Wrist Watch c = = e r ' 7 r <i p* . . ) . TERS pine i Pocket Watch Ring | Ring dl | q) $ 4 Y P_ BKB a Ar BD 4-e SPass sepass 68S 0 . e FULL 15 JEWELS! A mar- A real June Bride Special! The very newest style mount- velous new Wrist Watch... k that an El- S7-JEWEL ... ELGIN ...: Could thine be daintier? : , ae” 5 PRE ‘ . - Sresceghimanete dam, This surely this is a value which THREE FULL-CUT ‘GENU. no oon ape at age mw a eee FULL-CUT se stg BFP ae a paibieaws . . jeweled move- surpasses anything we have INE DIAMONDS ... exquis- aiaties —s a. tak chin boy AO acme iy rertipatd — “eee _ _ ment ...ina handsomely en- This eat P cea ad ms itely mounted in so of gold ... and richly engraved. thetic sapphires. A real Aron- matched stones. The reliable graved case of modern design. vo eaapmae jagbak chased white gold. — Note the remarkably low berg Special. ; Bulova movement. With a leather strap. in a beautiful thin case .. . at value at the special Aronberg terms. these low terms. Sy Gate. . f SI Down SI Down SI Down 25e Down $2 a Week | PONBERG’S SERVICE (5 C Lo me FE A PHONE CALL WILL BRING A SALESMAN ee sees EQUAL OPEN EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT SUMOOal ccamintrion quality glasses J ° 5 Pp iows ices” “on enengee GH P5O . , 6 Norents UPRTE GUARANTEE OF SATISFAC- ager: ENJOY WEARING + aa Rowe a you may enjoy wearing WHILE PAYING 2¢.-PC. SILVERPLATE while you pay for them! oa SINGLE VISION GLASSES, LENSES, Single-vision glasses, lenses, ROK TH WwW EF % A COR » | é. ara cal ‘i eek tablespoons, a . tu FRAME AND CASE INCLUDED frame and case at this very $' 7 .0@ — 6 si] 95 al ae ao ag nt | low price. t h | na t Cha rle oe Serretnes Seer — oT ) me . ~ t . OPER EVERY SATUPOAYDY SICH « Eyes Examined Free of Charge. 50e a BR eek 50c Down ‘MORTH WEST CORAES © and St. Charles

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- __ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _.. Fh, PAGE 16 ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ __ FRIDAY, JUNE . nk tig f See Our Other Announcements on Page 5 | hee q = ee : ° ° i ' ‘VERYO E | | - GRAND-LEADER a ~~ trow os A | or ae” / gi Bea Economy Full. on i a ¥ com pounded “S GRAND-LEADER a Cad | eee ! : *igcea ers —— | The security — R MEN [2] A SERVICE COMPLETE r ) .. a] non-negotiahl STORE FOR ME x Tes . aS | ar LP i fj | ‘i ~. k. Start today. j j ion 1 . ‘yO mith Send for Well Dressed Men Find Complete Satisfaction in These = | . ! men end for Tropical Worsted Summer Suits Faron Bing Modish Wht . | WN koh ith nternational | wit — = . | | hee soeetets Hats, $1.79, | 1]. Y Ls 4 \¢ Seine Felts, crepes and sf a of Trousers...... alee Swe Fats copes anda aie +4 . ‘ a] Le eta, a DAR ae vagabond and | aS we. : } styles. Large, ned You'll find that these Suits adhere invariably to the dictates of well-dressed | | fel ‘as WS ont onal ae men’s Summer requirements. Every Suit is masterfully tailored to conform | : ge es oy le ay Spears is to our rigid specifications. The fine porously—woven fabrics are artistically : patterned in the season’s newest and best colors. Choose here Saturday with assurance of outstanding value! ones aap ~ a Ci Te Mi er ee : ~~ . , - ~— aft aeees S Ap i i er Electro-Magnetic Speaker. | Men's Cool Lorrain — f white, vivid colors, colorful prints and dots. Me ae a Seersuckers, $11.50 - call |] Misses’ sizes 14 to 20; women’s sizes 36 to 44; Wenig watlemmmmmoese yA ga Es se . — = ERAT Pe ee, OT oer Cente ete ae wane 4 Reine ~ _ ke ‘ e a — £ Oe Fs vf =} . »* ._* ~ 7 $6 ema + er ™. p Wea aK it Sy. Ser shiek» Aa ARR Bs eS ea ON a - pee ee +e ooh ee x. ; lees esate » Sua ie. Bint ~ 7 ine, ‘ = , — ~ = a . vec * . ging ae et a oes r nk ee S76! eee diwhe sete _ ee ¢ fare again 9 — — « rg? a Pty . =a " » . - ng ‘ - > eo & = — ie 2 le S36 RUE AP ORY SAP a Ne aE RI Bn ht ie co ; : : mms Soha See es ees s rath RNS SE Se eT a ipa et an verte » wear nig td RS ee eRe as et Meet oka ee ee cael a rege erasers Pe eee SS ST vee oe + sae ee 2 . pe reper s al a “ * _ n—- ~ Se ed . - . ee “ a - . “ . a ee : Le as BSP sens Ces te te Ts at ‘ Goi Ange ey tbe ‘ 3 er ot, : _ oe ame sul sees ne ee: . " es Supa? ane Phos: np " wor: ie Dende kn i a elec HL, ty wp. *, 2 = wae nane nnn ~ aan 9m eens ous ns eal .~ whe Se ee ee eee > anfetn, 0 A SR ORs 0 ct Ra age pee Ps Opens silntaerveneael wiiee adhe - out a a aS pa ‘ 3 ed c : ; ” Me ; anon ‘ : ‘ pon - wa spp ope mn . , > Sicntahenane gg ete oomin mtn, ef . named oe o Perel Pea: a ondrneapters Pees RAMBLE AF OR-gy a dette Renee: lle ee owiehe el aot = p ge a al , Men BAL extn . : . nse set =) - ~ om ne . wine wn: Snaiar te. eile | come @ larger sizes 3814 to 5214. Now Seersucker has come into its own! This cool fabric, re Fe | 5 /2 % ae leather soles, cal produced by well-known Lorraine makers, is skillfully tai- - J , | tlt Remeredies enti lored into comfortable Summer Suits of remarkable value. = | : | heels. Sizes 3 to 78 They are in the season’s best modes. | and C width e The Smartest N Tan Camel's Hair Sport Coats .... 825.00 vd B -&-White Striped T $10.98 N thy | * o EAR ss . 33 te 15 e i er TEP SEE BS Stams ; ei iq i% Ne E> 0a il bet tHe pon a 5 eaalngapadee ‘ i ge | ‘ + | Fh § ‘4 ps: iS Bi SR Royston Straw Hats shades to choose from as well. Sizes Gloves that are 0 28 to 46. (Downstairs. Store.) with sleeveless ic sleeve frocks. Size we're particular about the correctness of their | e Ales “ane Glo | | i ~ , y ~ | B54 1 IST RUA style and especially about their value at this | e 1 EY boy v ~ "Be AMBRE Pe Af—moderate price. Assortments are remerkably | 1 | =~ Children’s Shoes The Event That Brings You the Season's Outstanding Values at Roystons are our own exclusive brand, and large and offer ample variety to suit every type d pref 7 calatiounes | | Very Special,$1.88 Mes NOW 4 a ete | | Knox Straw Hats . . | . ... the most importan irt event on our ad UA Panama Hats .... ‘ | ¢ . sales calendar brings you the extraordinary oppor- I lieh Out ¥ | ¢ Sturdy, well-made, stylish HY | Mallory Hats ..... footwear. Oxfords, straps and tunity of selecting a season’s supply of Shirts from 4 iit — ni > | owas . " — the choicest offerings of leading makers. We pur- is! fri. ALI | | .~ a ss Vet “ad ae er and chased these vast assortments especially for this TiO | h. Holy ae. 2 fo “ee a =~ . 4 8" foot- twice-yearly sale. Only fabrics of fine quality are Nr) Pie 7 , } | aa tae 5 — ‘¢ to : - ee = ) included. All sizes from 13! to iS. 8 al oo’ | eS Locos hy | \ “2a - #4 Special purchase = 7, ‘ PU Tea ht MI ies CY z f ] | y « makes possible thi. low price. pe Factory Rebuilt ¥ Completely Rec : . —oP viii “o, J / ) "s = Infants’ fancy straps, ties at MATERIALS PATTERNS STYLES i | iM Se and Oxfords; flexible soles, 98¢ oe | New Bags—New . > : I a nan (D taj s v . i ‘ Lustrous Broadcloths Smart Stripes Soft Collar Attached SPAS INEZ . Signe ad ateatiiats | Hoover ar N These Slips are exus “It Beats as It a Jacquard Figures ’ as Woven Madrases Se Patterns Separat Starch’d Collar . ly popular became Sweeps as It i CLEANS" Fine Chambrays Sail? Color Regular Neckkand Style , - | y Effects =] —iae } Special White 25..20° Re. .... Coul Dimity Cords Novelty Effects on Various Sleeve Lengths End-to-End Fabrics Light & Dark Grounds’ Every Shirt Full Cut hemmed or pointed # q ewe ” Siectric (Men's Furnishings and Square 17—Street Floor.) ie » } Flannel Coats oe white — vo iM ocuse R eweepe— uler Beater Mien’s Rib-Stiteched | Also Pastel $ 5 AS . Aas Bruch Tes . a a “ > — - . - * eae - ” a | m é . " . F peepee se 0 hin ars . 4 " ~— - whe r ‘ ee i woh ee “ payee P ~ , ve . wre + tanto Pe: 5 Me oe ee aie % eal) PEAT oe oF heat ae + aay Nt > es ge er teri . inet “ . 4 " ‘ » 4 Prac Ainpt Sos ben AN Me % fais as ee a. ee PIES tie hho Bie weirs . = tt _ Wy, ae fiom i ini Oe " - ys D aa DRORAMY tear Bed hee ae ITN aoe Se gO SOP a | ap ae LORETO AO Ee » ee eeet Tete ERS RN pe US eRe Meee See PN eee aR Re ae ae OO TE eee eT ey ae tee ee bine Fat I ge ORAS yt . See OY 2 RE MM da Eger: Se Saat, Wy “—— = ee —n ee. cc 5 tm tem —— 4 . * BS ne k Webs ‘ Hone +S gy s ‘song gh cA aha AR aac cs a i ayaa Sp nea Fa $i ks Rane SRSA a 9 lat whey ys a ‘ . , . , Ov cP day x 2é 4 met -" “ . re x ‘ a . « % Ce cael ee a a ed ll. a re ‘ . oa * a 5 ee ne e . , — ; SRAGES . . « a3 —- $62.50. “. « , " Swimming Suits \ = Men Ss Selz Oxiords : = . Swagger Flannel Coats very ~ ~z = = Meh Solid Colors— $62.98 | specially priced. With the smart For All Sammer Occasions mt Combinations . Johnnie collars or throw effects. For dress or sports costume. *, , ; ; . W * 5q-°° Sj California-style Suits knitted of very good | Sines $4'te 2a. — quality all-wool yarns. Colors are navy, maroon, (Downstairs Store.) black, cardinal and Kelly green. The Suits fit snugly when wet and dry quickly. All men’s When you inspect these new models you note, first, The Mashie thon you will se the good quality of te kez cad og NEW SUMMER FROCKS , e then you will see the good quality of the leathers and workmanship. Try a pair of Selz Sport Shoes Well-Made Set of Three | ae é _New and smart for Summer are these Attractive two-tons * Tennis Rackets Tennis Balls | charming cotton Frocks. Printed dimi- $ ¥ 95 elastic Step-Ins. THE MASHIE —a sport THE ORLEANS—a smart Reinforced dry-gut string- Regulation - size Balls ties, batistes, piques, dotted Swiss and length. Cy ee model with medium-wide toe. model which appeals strongly ing, rounded chamfered made of high-grade materi- voiles with white dots on black back- able, no stays. , par all-leather heels and « very to both men and young men. It frames, reinforced with als. Guaranteed live and ground. All newest styles. Misses’, h ters | smart wing tip design. Combi- is constructed of good quality eilk resilient. women's and larger sizes. (Downstairs Store.) Stans ak os ak nation of black and caliskin; black bindin iREE white caliskin. All sizes... $6 The Orleans ‘ : oeenee Soy rn (Downstairs | porting Goods—Fourth Floor.) a ar } ; ‘ (Street t oor.) ieTt P Sno ping Service —CE ntral 6500. <a Len a eget oe : ae aes ces — : : eet ie ee <i pe es tegen ae ballad See ins Sy sane ea. SR ga Se ee age nig eS ARNLES gee 3 ce aa Om IE. RRR Aaa SPIT ARUN MALES Si tery oe ” a oe - a 4 ae! ee eae teeie ty ee a a poe eA ee e, Ree 4 fr 08 eo" eS ea ge ee ee i ie," x % ot iad eri pe ee ae «AU a Ae * eather MORE - TY Bean, ent ne * fren

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Modish White Hats, $1.79 | Felts, crepes and Silks in poor vacant rooms in the Post-Dispatch Classified Columns to find senants. close-fitting, roll - vagabond and skul] styles. Large, medium | and small head sizes) Very specially priced, Sheer Chiffon Hose, $1.39 Full top Chiffon Hose. Regu- lation square heel, soles and toes interwoven with fashioned, silk-to- lisle. Suntan, misty, white, br eezee, sun- bronze, naive, allure, grain, pearl blush. : Imported Sandals, $3.95 Beige With White, Tan or Blue Made on American lasts. | Woven in various ef- fects. Have one-piece leather soles, cabretta kid innersoles and Cuban > heels. Sizes 3 to 7, B ——————== ____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH haye earned compounded since 1887, One dollar Start today. Send f Since 1887 Economy Loans For Homes OMY International Life Bidg __ Eighth &Ches a? Your Money Works Faster VERYONE wants their savings } grow as fast as possible, consistent | with perfect security. | for a one-year credit of 210,000,000 | American syndicate including Har- Economy Full-Paid or Installment Shares } The security protecting your money is non-negotiable deeds of trust on homes. to BERLIN, June |} were successfully dividends of 6% per annum, , } terday Vy March and September, 0 $50, 400, 000 0 CREDIT ARRANGED Cc seas a’ consisting of Men- Germany Negotiates Arrangeme American Houses Co-Operate. 21.—Negotiations | marks (approximately $50,400,000) concluded y the Government with a operated in the transaction. icine, dune 2 FORMER IRENE CASTLE GOES: 192 9 _ Sr a Storm’ home scat os LOSSES ON RACING “A porgrose — O., Dini gs ear It was part near Py ond wast police nt; | an 1e eichskredit-Gesellschalt. dog and a tough mutt | The American banking house of 10 COURT 10 RECOVER D06 “Don't you call dogs mutts!" Dillon, Read & Co. headed an | snapped Mre. McLaughlin; “they Tells Youth That Animals He Calls Mutts Are More Human Than He Is. Special to the Post-Dispatch. /are more human than you are." The boy given ‘leer, the dog. | ris, Forbes & Co.. and the es- Securities Corporation, Cc ha Se which co-| was opens an Economy account. eames ———— 904 HAVE YOUR FANS We can give you QUICKER SERVICE NOW than Serving the Home Electrically Since 1886 CHICAGO, June 21.—1rene Cas-| STENCH BOMB 1S HURLED tle McLaughlin, former dancer and now policewoman for nal protection of dogs, Evanston court special REPAIRED NOW! appeared in an} yesterday to re-| Frank Newman, 5845 Maffitt Av haps “ hungry And we think he breach of contract.’ Hopkins, explaining to the court. and owes us $10 for| who escaped in an automobile. | Newman said he ison for-the attack. verandt Electric Co. Pine St. Phone CHestnut 9220 I took out of this ‘Orphans of the | who belongs to an actors’ union. a week to IN WINDOW OF RESIDENCE *? homeless. | he saw the object thrown by a man knew of no rea- mt He added that said: this was a rough dog that! he is a union tailor and has a son, lowe ~ Resvelic Beautiful walnut console of new period design. Set alue and gets distant stations. Bu per Electro-Magnetic Speaker. 419 and C widths. COMPLETE With Tubes and Speaker [EASY TERMS oma & Portable Radio A compact set, phonograph. Has good volume. stations from a distance as well as nearer ones. Covered with black Only Standard Make Tire in St. Louis Offered at These LOW PRICES Ge J CORD TIRES MANUFACTURED BY THE UNITED STATES RUBBER CoO. First Quality Red Rubber INNER TUBES ilt-in Su- All Sizes 4 5° When Purchased With Tire 20,00 O-MILE {; — 30450 .......7.10 eee 7.95 a 8.35 Our definite guarantee assures you that every United States 2915.00 _. 8.65 “G. & J.’’ Cord Tire will deliver a minimum of at least 20,- ae 8. 000 miles of satisfactory tire service and IN ADDITION 1 ata 85 protects you against any defects in your “G. & J.”’ Tire for SUBS oo... 9.25 as long as you use them! 2815.25 ....... 9.65 e Sy, rs 93.75 Delivered and $015.25 ......10.25 Mounted Free ao oe To FRE no larger than a _ portable Will bring in leatherette, with nickel- White Slip-On plated hardware and carrying handle. | ‘ es Complete with Tubes, Bat- | Gloves, 95¢ = ee agnegpe ss. The “bomb” con-| widely known financiers and sizes ners ~ A Git i¢ Want it, Sisted of a ration glass jug filled sportsmen, operated racing and | GRAYBAR GENERAL ELECTRIC | ®"° said. “Now he has sold it and/with a chemical that gave forth a@|preeding stables as “a business,” WESTINGHOUSE EMERSON we dont knew where it is. 7 we} BOEIOGS odor. A neighbor reported /and therefore might deduct from | their income tax returns to the Government any losses thus sus- tained. A similar view had been taken by the United States Board of Tax Appeals. The decision saves Joseph Wide- ner from paying Federal taxes on $446,824.15, which were the losses he suffered on his stables from 1919 to 1922, and George Widener is relieved of paying assessments on $90,864 for the year 1919. The Bureau of Internal Revenue took the position that the Wideners, because of their wealth, were not in the class of horsemen who main- tained stables “for profit,” were interested solely because of love of the sport, and were not en- titled to any deductions for losses. The Board of Tax Appeals, by a division of its members, ruled, however, that the evidence indi- cated that the Wideners were in the breeding and training of thor- ‘*business” and should be allowed credit for their losses in this manner. The decision of the Court of Ap- peals sustaining the tax board, was written by Judge Joseph Buffing- ton, senior member of the court, and concurred in by Judges Victor B. Woolley of Wilmington, Del., and W. H. S. Thomson of, Pitts- burg. HOOVER'S SECRETARY TO KEEP _ PRESERVE DESPITE PROTESTS Lawrence Richey Ass@tred Only Few Catoctin Furnace, Md., Res- idents Oppose Fishing Place. WASHINGTON, June 21.—Law- rence Richey has decided to re- tain for his own use the fishing grounds he purchased recently near Catoctin Furnace, Md., where President Hoover has several times been his guest. Richey said today he had reached this decision because of telegraphic assurances sent to him by Freder- ick city and county officials and officers of civic associations that the objection made by a few in- dividuals against his posting the grounds aS a preserve did not rep- wresent a large number of persons in the community. Mayor Lloyd C. Culler and the members of the Board of Alder- men of Frederick telegraphed that “Our people very much resent the attitude taken by one man who does not represent their thoughts and desires.’’ Frank L. Cady; president of the Board of County Commissioners, sent a similar mes- sage. | diction of the but | BRITAIN TO RESUME RUSSIAN RELATIONS, LABOR PAPER SAYS New Government Will Not Awatt Attitude of U. S., London Herald Declares. By the Associated Press. LONDON, June 21.—The Heraid, Daily Labor organ, says the new British Government will take steps to resume diplomatic relations with Soviet without wa tude the Un ward Russia. iting to see Russia as soon as possible what atti- ited States will take to- The Government also is gaid te be as anxious to adhere as soon as possible to the optional causes pledging Britain to accept juris- ‘large class of international putes. Hague Court in a dis- TRIAD MAY-STERN’S 12TH AND OLIVE JUNE SALE ADVERTISEMENTS EVERY DAY FEATURING SILVER OR OR AED AI Nt DIO Clearance SALE. ALL-ELECTRIC COMPLETE ruses —§*5 DOWN— Housefurnishing Co. 1114 Olive St. Nationally Known Radio STONE ee a oe oe ee ee ole ee ee ee ee pew ame, Bm 6k A a ee ae ae ee ME hal ET te AEN NG PRE AER * = > Rf kn ee i MiP es ee ee er ee | ¢ : ls a aw » ue —_ fe ae - My ~? me 7, 7. Le RS errr a i ae A ee Ne ee ee es, any se ‘ “ > I a ROS BROS Re ¥3 son ai . 2 ca eee oe . Re ~ ‘ . . oo ra ey hae =" . oh. 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__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _FRIDAY, oUNS 21, 4 | HNER TOBA nano \SSe ip Sm WON | © Seraggs Vander SENSATION BY REALTY DEALER |} ae carrer core om cone tines ee ee ee “ ~ . nih pee eliatennn i * = . Ay rr 1012 N.GRe VA \ 7" avast -, Op \ Aer stves Hart OLIVE AND LOCUST, FROM NINTH Set Nationally Known— he AE SP aR Bathe Rghevtienienne ss ait ne barb giMiha BR Nae eget Ms ae a Ee ts ia SE BO EE TVOR VC IR ; i a eet. oat rn athe Pees Ae. : 4 * SR EE A Mi: OMG ta a el Pa ‘“ a 5% * a 7 OR RS ‘ - = i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i - i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i —_—— cA We Cannot Mention Name: “NO MONEY DOWN AC---“ALL-ELECTRIC RADIO”’ ies lading Rectifier) DYNAMIC Type, Golden Voiced Power SPEAKER “Beautiful,” New Period Design CABINET “i AS PICTURED Encased in an “artistic” cabinet of period design, with beautiful burl walnut front, decorated with maple overlays and enhanced with deco- rative routed designs. it will meas- ure up to your most exacting re- quirements as to style, construction, fime quality and finish. (Truly the greatest RADIO BARGAIN ever of- fered!!!) Sale Price—Less Tubes Branch Store 3406 NORTH UNION BLVD. Open Every Night OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK we “Just” “as Pictured “HEAR IT! SEE IT! INSTALLED ON YOUR AERIAL Each set carries the trade- mark of the maker—beautiful enbinet and rich tone Di- NAMIC type power speaker, ne-dial control, hair trigger SELECTIVITY and an abun- dance of VOLUME, that re- erentes every tone in the audible range with perfect naturalness—from the violin's shrill high notes to the low rumble roll of the drums. Exchange Store 2315 OLIVE ST. Your Old Furniture Taken in Trade A E. Wakefield, on All- American Team of 1925, | Declines to Discuss Affair in Birmingham. | By the Associated Press. 'Chiet ef Police McDuff BIRMINGHAM, Ala., June 21.—| has dis- | | closed that H. E. Wakefield, banker | ;and 1925 all | jection, Mon | residence of -American football Se- | was shot twice at 2 o'clock | in front cf the) morning | Walthall, | Junius day (brother of Henry B. Walthall, the | | actor, | ) | exclusive residential section here. | 'in the ' with a small pistol. in Mountain Brook Estates, | The official report of the shoot- | ing, made to Chief McDuff by two | officers, said Wakefield was shot | left thigh® and right hand); Wakefield wasy] at St. Vin-| “resting comfortably” 'cent’s Hospital today. | shooting | Crumpton, | said his only information |t 8 | | srr ee 2 Ff & > P Minot 4 Ce A OTIIT Pert, Lo Ae cod = Your. Dar Payment: $e On. Purchases of RQ2O2 ‘or, Over — Bucy. Yourself y, Ne w) Suit Ternary 90900 090099 090090900000000090080980900080 VA seetocccccecs OF ©8046 00000806 00000000 08800680 0600000 089000 E6408 O04P YSUITS re The Best Values m ST.LOUIS A Wonderful Group New Lightweight Models SHORTS REGULARS Grays - Tans - Browns - New Two Button Styles FREE y As You Get Paid 707 Washington Ave. A ‘Fine LEATHER BELT with Every Jutt /~> ONAL FAMILY STORE en Under LLM, x! ¢ ings Of The NATIONAL / A FAMILY STORES : OR ey ee eee mE cermin rma ce eR agg cee ree .to discuss the affair, | principals The officers reported that the | was done by Tom & real estate dealer and son-in-law of Justice Virgil Boul- din of the Alabama Supreme Court. Crumpton was arrested, the re- port said, although the nature of the charge was not given. At nei- ther the county nor the city jails was there a record of the case. It was explained that the arresting of- ficers could have released Crump-!: ton on his own recognizance and that the case could be docketed when ready for trial. Patrolman McGuire, one of the men who made the report, refused saying the requested that it Chief McDuff was con- ained in the report of the investi- gating officers. Wakefield declared he was “all | right’’ today and refused to discuss) the case. Crumpton could not be had receive no publicity. { i , | ; found at his office. The shooting was understood to. have taken place following a gath- | | pital by | diately ' moved to the | | | football season | |of the ; | and bond house ering of friends at Walthall's resi- | dence. None would discuss de- tails. Officials at St. Vincent's said | Wakefield was brought to the hos- two men, who left imme- after the patient was re- operating room. Wakefield is a member of a/| Memphis, Tenn., family. He was/| one of the sensations of the 1925 | as an end at Van-| derbilt University. He is manager | Birmingham branch of | Caldwell & Co., Nashville banking | ‘MOUNTS “ANNOUNCED FOR ' | utive Committee. \and Castingo, is THE JUNIOR HORSE SHOW | |List of Animals and Their Riders | Issued by Miss Margaret Holecamp, Chairman. Announcement of mounts to be | ridden in the first annual St. Louis | Junior Horse Show at Missouri | Stables Arena Sunday afternoon. | was made today by Miss Margaret | | Holecamp, chairman of the Exec- The gaited classes include Miss. Holecamp’s two mounts, Limestone | Pickering and Clay Willis, and Otis | Brown's Bay King and Marguerite | Peavine. In the three-gaited pair | class, the team of Miss Winifred | Duncan and Miss Betty Berkley, | riding respectively Leopard Sweat regarded as a/} , Strong contender. } i ' shown |of Miss Mary | Miss Betty | Dun | will oppose a boy ; + In the weaving contest will be | Topsy, with Otis Brown, | Jazz Baby and Black Bird, owned | by Bradford Shinkle Jr., and Julius | Van Raalte’s polo pony, Peter. For | the potato race, always an interest- | ing event, a girls’ team composed | Elizabeth Musick. | Berkley, Miss Winifred | ‘an and Miss Betty Freeman | s’ quartet consist- | ing of Dan McCluney, Otis Brown, |_McLeod Stephens and Dan Fischel. | i both to be |Shinkle Jr., | Jazz Baby, to | Jane Johnson, and in additi Ruth Gander will show | sides classes will evhibi* Trail’s End Sta- | Maid and Dark Night. | ridden by § Bradford | and Step Aside and be handled by Miss | on Miss Old Iron- Nicolaus The jumping four horses from bles: Magic and Miss Martha will ride Pierrot. 3500 POUNDS OF BUTTER PUT INTO STORAGE FOR CONTEST |State of Prese rvation. to Be Deter- | , zero temperature eral ithe tenth 'contest sponsored by the | Dairy 'with t] ; duce ito flavor, October the | Nash il] | Madison. | By the mined at National Dairy Show in October. ' Freshly churned butter—35006 pounds of it—is being stored at: today in the Fed- Storage Co. plant for! annual storage butter National | Association in connection le National Dairy Exposition | to be held here next October. Three judges were busy today | marking the product of 175 pro- rs of 21 states and Canada as body, color, etc Next | butter will be wfth- | storage and judged | (again. On a comparative basis | prizes will be awarded and three special medals will be given to pro- | rs whose product is preserved | The judges are L. §&. Edwards, | Tenn. H. CC. Larson, | Wis., and H. D. Reynolds. | Cry. 1h. | Cold i'drawn from duce M ASON Melion : nitkely. to Go Abroad. Aspoctated Press. WASHINGTON, June 21.—Sec- | | retary of the Treasury Mellon prob- ,ably will not go abroad this sum- | mer. He said today that not pian an extended would make brief visit in Pittsburg and short rest later. he did | vacation but | sto his home | take a might Skirts for Summer Costumes —such as one selects at Vandervoort’s, are equal- ly smart for sports and street. White silks and lightweight wools .. . dainty pastel colorings and darker tones are to be had in popular pleat- ed versions. $5 to $6.95 Other Skirts of excellent silks are $8.95 to $13.75 Skirt Shop—Third Floor. Let the Kiddies Take Pictures —they'll love it—and it will be good training for them. Simply get an Eastman 2A Box Camera at 81.85 that takes a 2!2x4!4 size picture. 82 Leather Albums, $1.49 Genuine leather, with 50 loose leaves. Camera Shop—First Floor. Candy Specials For the W eek End Molasses Chews dip- ped in rich milk choc- olate. Reg. 60c for 35c Molasses Taffy in l- lb. boxes, regularly 40c lb., special 33c The Pound Special— Pecan Roll, Choco- late Scotch Toffee, bon bons and choco- lates, 39c 2 Lbs. for T5ec Candy Shop—First Floor. More Sports A Tempting Assortment "16° OT for a long time has this shop been able to offer such delightful Frocks at this price. Styles for you who go in for active sports —and charming spectator models. The sun back mode in all its glory and high Sum- mer shades.are featured. Silk Piques...Prints... Plain Color Crepes Sizes 14 to 40 Sports Shop—Second Floor. THE LATEST CREA BEACH, MOHAIR, ROTEX, TROPALINE and LINEN SUITS 434.95 _ $8.95.8 TRADE IN YOUR OLD CLOTH ST. Louis’ Froeks Ar Latest style WashT Girls’ Picnic Dresses... NEW SPRING SOMEN’S COATS SEXD your WANT AD to the c RESULTS—8-time Ads ALMOST © “o T WILL BE EASY to se the Hat... or Hats...¥ Saturday. The variety is bout Stitched silk Hats... lighiw felts . .. and stitched and jelti A bined . . . and smart Visca si Popular-Priced Millinery Shop—Third IMPLICIT Y—but what grac Women's Shoe Shop—Second Fl “‘Creole’—Is a New White K Strap Style, $12.50 Exquisitely Patterned e—are eCim- bodied in this lovely new Shoe! Devel- oped of soft white kid, with Cuban heel, and genuine lizard overlay on quarter. ” ¥ e , 5 } « ri: * ie? : or; - s fh - Ss ee ee ee oe ee ee blended seeaeniienemenenesmaameeene: lies te ee kigl Have You Tried Our New | “Perfectly Matched” Make your choice from 29 shades of exqu the sun . another that is best under evening's bright I You choose this Powder yourself— ) ae on a real mor Tire prices are lower they have ever bee pretty safe bet that not going to be any this summer. Powder? face Powders! Have a complexion to . one that looks well with a filmy 25 Grams, 50¢e it Shades of Powdered Rouge” 10 Grams, 25e Shop—First Floc CENTRAL BEVERLY RUBBER C 2120 Locust Street ARTHUR A. GUENTHE 3401 Olive Street. MEYER & HAILL ‘4 Oillet Goods Boys’ Summer Knickers Palm Beach Golis NICKERS made of genuine Palm Beach ma- terial ... plain or fancy checked patterns. blue and mixtures. gray, roomy .. Golf Kniekers Of 6 ames Linen Plain white, tan and § gray...and some checked patterns. Su- perbly tailored. Sizes 6 to I8, Long white duck Pants, Long khaki Pants. Long flannel broadfall sailor Pants, $3.98 Long white duck sailor Pants, Khaki golf Knickers, Khaki Shorts, with belt, Boys’ Ghcp—Gecond Floor. . and well reinforced. Sizes 6 to 18. t ; ‘ Buy a YJ of these Tan, comfortably and Cut $1.50 Boys’ Knickers New a sep 50 Tropical worsteds and gabardime golf Knick- ers thet will give worlds of wear. Sizes 6 to 18. reinforced w $1.95 $2.25 $2.25 Picot-top chif . chiffen w $2.25 $1.98 $1.65 Alsie Tab ey Now ...and OUGHT specially from a leading manufactue@ fashioned silk Hose are un- usual value. Hosiery Hosiery and service weight! 2236 Olive Street SIXTH STREET SERVIC Sixth and Wash - STIX, BAER & FULLER D. (Grand-Leader) — Sixth and Washington At UNIVERSAL TIRE COM Summer's Hosie perfect full- y 2616 North 13th ! aT SOUTHERN TIRE & 23d and Cass A Sa-ts Medium-weight Silk Hosierv and look cool and sheer. Practically Square or oy -45 fon... semi-service ith pointed heels . . . All included. ith lisle. pointed heels. More Than a Dozen Popular Shades lee—Firet Floor.

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VUGUS IST, FROM NINTH To a S Arrive [Ti Nee ys Sa ik er be ey” A “Py 6 PEST jo GS el | NN : ———- ral Costumes t for Every Dress “> Bi EASY to select just . or Hats... you want, — e variety is boundless, Hats .. . lightweight d stitched and felt. com. nd smart Visca straws, Millinery Shop—Third Floor, ee =p (012 N.GRAND — — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ Beret] FUNERAL SERVICES ARMENT gS! Hart Sphaffner & Marx {FOR MSGR. TANARAT “4 KUPPENHEIMER AND SOCIETY BRAND Factory Returns Archbishop Celebrates Mass and for Dead. ' \Y ie S U M M 2 R SU ITS 200 Priests Chant Office by y \ if y $6:°° ty $4 THE LATEST CREATIONS IN HIGH-GRADE CLOTHING .50 Funeral services for Msgr. J. J. Tannrath, chancellor of the arch- | diocese of St. Louis and pastor of me BEACH, MOHAIR, MEN’S KHAKI PANTS | the St. Louis Cathedral, who died Bwpotex, TROPALINE | MEN’S PINCHECK PANTS and LINEN SUITS MEN’S SUM’R DRESS PANTS, $1.95 i | Sunday, were held this morning at | the cathedral, followed by inter- | ment in Calvary Cemetery. About MEN’S MOHAIR & PALM BEACH | 3000 persons attended the church ~ $4 services. >} ht $8.95 a ae a . -SO ng priests chanted the ee . 49c office for the dead at 9 o'clock, TRADE IN YOUR OLD CLOTHES ON NEW ONES after which Archbishop Glennon celebrated pontifical requiem mass. A ras ivwere , . , ST. LOUIS’ LARGEST STOCK sermon was delivered by Msgr. Soellinger of Jefferson City. : West of the Down- “Physically he was _ stalwart,” Oo town District said Msgr. Soellinger in his ser- New Silk Dresses formerly sold at $7.50 | now $3.95 $ OO loyal to his superiors. A moving Latest style Wash Dresses, 98c = spirit in affairs of the archdiocese, he loved St. Louis, had civic pride| =— Girls’ Picnic Dresses in a Most mon. “He was quick of mind, in Ys COMPLETE and BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT action resolute, and born to com- mand. Had he stayed in the world SALE OF jhe would have been a great finan- NEW | cler. His methods were strict and SILK DRESSES ‘honest. He had indominable per- 2 FOR severance, but was not conceited. He was humble and simple and and took part in those things tend- STOUT NEW SPRING oe S ing to elevate the moral standards of his native city. He was a lover ; WOMEN’S COATS ounare 4.95 of music and the arts and helped many in the struggle to success. LT TS Santen nN Te SE AR RN “Although gruff in manner, he 1 0 1 2 AS G i? A el D was meek at heart. He was nota . learned theologiar. was too direct LT — to be a great speaker, and was not noted for study, but he grappled with and solved difficulties which : « better minds hesitated to attack.” SEXD your WANT AD to the POST-DISPATCH and GET All seats in the Cathedral were occupied and a number of persons RESULTS—3-time Ads ALMOST CERTAIN for ANYTHING. stood throughout the services. ‘The entrances were drapedin black and ay 4 OR Sn i SRR White Kid ried Our New y Matched” ‘der? irom 29 shades of exquisitely Have a complexion to match ooks well with a filmy frock under evening's bright lights. yourself — ams, 50¢ f Powdered Rouge ms. 25¢ Bhop—First Floot mers Hosiery yee amd Save from a leading manufacture?» fu! l- uili- SPRINGFIELD TIRES on a real money-saving basis. Tire prices are lower now than they have ever been. It is a pretty safe bet that tires are not going to be any cheaper this summer. ; CENTRAL BEVERLY RUBBER co. 2120 Locust Street ARTHUR A. GUENTHER CO. 3401 Olive Street MEYER & HAILL TIRE CO. 2236 Olive Street SIXTH STREET SERVICE STA. Sixth and Wash Streets STIX, BAER & FULLER D. G. CO. 5; (Grand-Leader) ixth and Washington Avenue UNIVERSAL TIRE COMPANY 2840 Locust Street NORTH CRAMER BROS. MOTOR CO. 2616 North 13th Street FLORISSANT SERVICE STATION sou 2117 Palm Street THERN TIRE & BATTERY CO. 23d and Cass Avenue Trade in FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1929__ _ purple, as war the canopy over the | Wilson, Circuit Judge O'Neill altar. The body was in a massive | Ryan, John 8. Leahy, James Fran. bronze casket. | ciscus, George Dyer, T. A. Dooley Bishops Lillis of Kansas City,/Jr., W. B. Cowen. John P. Bovce Byrne of Galveston, Gilfillan of St.| Edward Brown, Howard Wanatet Joseph, Mo., Griffin of Springfield, | Paul Bakewell Sr. and Philip Cc. Ii., and Althoff of Belleville were | Scanlan. ; in attendance. Pallbearers were: George W. | Approves Canal Survey. WASHINGTON, June 21.—The |Costa Rican Government has in- | | formed the State Department that | ‘it approved the dispatch of a bat- | ; |talion of army engineers to make | ‘@ preliminary study of the pro- | posed Nicaraguan Canal route. i EICK— 12TH AND OLIVE | JUNE SALE ADVERTISEMENT EVERY DAY |e ont The safe and lasting Closure for Home Beverage Makers MILLIONS IN USE ust, Absolute Sanitary Brg CROWN F Home PAT’D. MARCH 2, 1926 ASK YOUR DEALER | OTTOEICK, St. Louis, Me. Eaclese 10 Cents ia stamps. | Please mail samples to INISHED i | | ‘BOTTLES aise OTTO EICK ~- St. Louis, Mo. Phone, pRespect 3802 eee Oks MUS POURING SPECIAL ON EMERSON ELEC. FANS 10-In. Northwind Oscillator 10-In. Emerson Jr., Oscillating; reve ...... 910.65 12-In. Emerson Oscillator; 5-year guaran- 16-In. Emerson Oscillator; 5-year Neen eseesee PR DORS These Special Prices for hd A Short Time Only as 09 —Order Now SIGOLOFF BROS. ELEC. CO. CEntral 4217 711 N. Gth St.—1204 Franklin Son. $333 CA SEND your WANT AD to the POST-DISPATCH and GET RESULTS—3-time Ads ALMOST CERTAIN for ANYTHING. PAGE 19 | Would You Walk 3 Short Biocks to Save $402 your worn. tires HEY have a value to some- one and we will make you a generous allowance for them on the purchase of a new set. Here’s the chance to re-equip with what are generally admitted to be the world’s finest tires— Why not equip now for many months of carefree driv- ing, when by doing so you can, with your trade-in allowance, get the best there is for less than the cost of the second best. SOUTH BEVERLY RUBBER COMPANY 3226 South Grand Boulevard BUNGALOW SERVICE STATION 3700 Michigan Avenue KRIEG TIRE & VULC. CO. Seventh and Arsenal Sts. MACK’S SERVICE STATION 7900 Gravois Avenue REITZ SERVICE STATION 3222 Morganford Road SINGER’S SERVICE STATION 234 Lemay Ferry Road SUBURBAN TIRE SERVICE CO. 1426 South Grand Boulevard WEST CARPENTER TIRE CO. 3725 Delmar Boulevard ART B. MOONEY 5928 Delmar Boulevard RENN TIRE & BATTERY CO. 1157 N. Union Boulevard SUBURBAN TIRE SERVICE CO. 138 West Leckwood Avenue Webster Groves, Mo. J. J. CROSBY Overland, Mo. FRANK KEMPF South Affton, Mo. HARLAN’S AUTO SUPPLY McCausland and Manchester Avenues Maplewood, Mo. ACMAR GARAGE Warson and St. Charles Roads Overland, Mo. SULLIVAN TIRE & RUBBER CO. 10th and State Streets East St. Louis, Ill. STAR TIRE CO. 322 East Main Street Belleville, Ill. DRESSEL TIRE COMPANY Collinsville, Il. ALTON TIRE SALES CO. 435-37 East Broadway Alton, IL SCHNIIDER SERVICE STATION Granite City, Ill. 404 TIRE COMPANY Ben Wood, Prop. Edwardeville, Ill. Wardrobe Trunk with We are just that far from high rent stores and high Prices .. the thrifty wage earners who want to save up to $40 on each Suite they purchase here , . 4 our overhead is small, so we can afford to giv ' street cars pass our door and there is alw give you the b cnete of shese eavings. The Bellefonta ays plenty of parking space. - and de a tremendous volume of business with . We oy A in ¢carioad lots, ne and Weliston $5 CASH Delivers This {f Four-Piece Bedroom Suite jj) Full-Size Double Bed Attractive Prengh Vanity Louis who knows real values to 27.50 Value 95 : herd fiibrroasedl s We would like everyone in St. all necessary conven- iences for traveler. rare + | - aks ih ati TT dill a ke Ue Yer ' low price. $169.75 Value ” ri awn } J HI-BACK ROCKER $7.50 Value if 5 Double-woven cane sent and back. STEPLADDERS Priced Unusually Low Very solidly constructed safety Ladders, with stecl rod under each step. 4 and 5 foot Ladders have bucket rest. 3-ft. 89c 4-ft. 99¢ 5 ft. —— In orange. green or $1.19 | | red. Com- plete with — cre meen er: | Stal _—— aa =m, —- Portable | Phono- = LAWN MOWER graph $12 Value Genuine ball-bearing. 3 blade $16 Value Lawn Mower. Powerfully eonstruce t- ed l4-inech biades— great- est Lawn Mower value ever $7.95 1 gs Oil CARAVAN CORDS two Tires As Low as $1.00 Down Purchased Seturday Only! Other Sizes Priced in Prepertien. Underwood Cords and Balloons Gueranteed 15 Months Regardless of Mileage Buy Your Tires On r Pay-as-You-Ride Pian. see and carefully inspect these handsome Suites. An advantage- ous purchase enables us to offer tig ee lg them to you at this amazingly f om PERKS ey dB wa ie low price. Of genuine, beautifully ily ae gees” , grained walnut and _e selected #: SF American gumwood, in a fine wal- nut finish. Generous-size pieces seldom found in Suites at this IP. . sete ilies 4 TOE eS a a a _ % ; : CPirig. oN UE N Citas nee Fs ?, Si? od a * SPREE S we raet es 5 ice ~. af sod ‘es wy GOCE ag OE (RU GS Beg CARS: EET, A MA, » - , Se ees Me of 7¥. “= 4 ) . ‘ o Ct OER Ke CA OA etiisdiddccotac.caieaciitia STEAMER CHAIR Arms and Wooden Footrest $1.98 Value A , Open Every Night Till 9 ’ i Priced From ; 5 oz FRANKLIN y Ii FURNITURECOMPANY ji,0c.cio.’ 1030-32 FRANKLIN AV. ~~ ° TG, = 5 FOR YOUROLD § REFRIGERATOR § Regardless of Condition lasts longer. day ONLY we ailew you $5 fer yoyr olf Refriz- erater. 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___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH meee... GL IDUS POST-DISFAILE... che ae ____¥RIDAY,. JUNE 21, 1929... to proceed with a discussion of the ahem ADVERTISEMENT _ | GENEVA LABOR QUESTIONNAIRE | pa convention for recomme nda- | = REALTY DEALERS A ;, TO GO TO ‘WHITE COLLAR’ MEN... to tne governments at | ons > June Heat Wave Is ft td wry The Inter- | | year’s conference. Some members ay Bi | Severest in Years jj Sean SUG Cenference aay of the employers’ group, led by the "10 BOSTON CONVENTION | é From coast to coast. vir- 9) adopted the form of a question-| British employer delegates, | va ©) ae Yy STO be eo tually the entire counsry. Com || naire to be sent to the variqus £0V- | 1.04 this, but the voting was) | | BAS E asf E ™ T ECO tinued in the grip of the se- ‘ernments with a view to measures | — eel ss ; “Maes , == : Aid Si t F . seen) rk Pars ‘ 4 4 y 4 —* ie . ~* ‘ pm wer ed lee mem oes ag ig Rss oe MS i : Bo iat: or pee ie Sa RB Fg A a $5 ve " ne ae? se : a * + 4 na . eee, wind jin * “ee "F 2 ) . a | to Boston 1 KR. Vernon C ria rk, Carl a , * ke Including Rugs— $ a . RY aes | St. Louis fot Rbstos in ndvance of Pleated Skirts | 3 # we , via Ge : | today’s party And All Other Essentials for Only. bei An address “at the convention on “Directing and Controlling the Ay ee 2.88 tie Pit er. ; - a Mortgage Corpora- the Sweaters... Each Room Separately for $129 Piueatel of 2 | tion” will be delivered by L. E. |B og all-silk crepe de chine, carefully | Mahan, president of the Real Es- pleated (the pleats neatly stitch- a0 C. 0! alr avenport- e ae Morverst Zo \* ed down), on tailored bodice tops. Si 16 to 20. 7 Rees ee SEVEN SPRINGFIELD, MO.. ss 24 2g an A RS EOS (ee CU] CSCO Outfit | BANKERS GO ON TRIAL |i oe What greater joy than to have a ~ POST-DISPATCH Lost Ad restere ‘gome valued keepsake that “you | never expected to see again.” It ts being done every day. Call MAin Titt. bib bb» » b bbb b+ bb bbb 6b oO OOS eee eee LD DD a HOO900004 “-% HOA eo Pa ewe * ee ee Are Alieged to ~ to Have. Misused | : Includes Room-Size | aung’* seven former bank officials used funds of the bank to meet a per- sonal obligation of $95,000 owed to 10- Pc Ma nificent Beat oom }§| the Springfie 3 Clearing House As- Pe SE LE OR ae Rg gt ae gill ee IE RE he Et Ei eee a ayo tend the $95,900 loam was the Outfit — ad USS BES Jupee UNDER INQUIRY Tears eae eaeer Oe Includes Room-Size oe ae TO RESUME SEAT MONDAY pe Velvet R eee Bee OE Nee NEW YORK, June 21.—Federal ’ \ pif We : Sa : e€ ve ug Bees | s ae ea tad . te i ts p ae Judge Grover M. Moscowitz, whose 258 ; x Eb « | : £ ar ny, at : qj: + ae 2s ee by “i judicial acts in connection with the , rr a Lt Py ' e 1 ALE / | ee keg ae “Folge > i. : ? appointment of bankruptcy receiv- ' F : | if ; 7% j mi : ae ’ : aia uh ae i os * &, X s Sa ers has been under investigation ; | i > : f" , a 4. a - . wy “ag « = $ a Ax ao % = 2 i si eo Xs - Ss = 2) * VE = & es & 7 ai. Ca for bringing a young woman to with wide cuffs. Comp'ete range of sizes. ayer “al . : ate | = . ——— ut it st. Louis from Mexico City for im. | . es ; ) : } — moral purposes. as revoked yes-| ph a i. ia 3 . . terday by Federal Judge Faris. | @ For IMMEDIATE WEAR... for # = | ae | : Includes 9x12 row is being sought in T White Duck Trousers... $4 .95 SUMMER WEAR the Hat of white Popular for Summer outing wear. Men's i vas paro! ) aiti white stitched crepe is exceptionally ‘ SWIM Congo. Rug : oe - neal gone ** — a . | sizes 30 to 42 waists. able. These are the popular al Ruth Fielding Series 9- )-Pc. 'c. Lacquered Vak Kitchen ( > The parole of ‘of Josep ph Prow, 1802 cool, practical, “‘Palm Beach” cloth, the coat in Bobbsey Twin Series AlMCn avenue sentence: In April ° eg iE pve egg two-button style, and BOTH pairs of trousers Nb tts ie RCS > aT ae ial il ee eee ee * * "i é ee » Part: sie, ik tempted to} Basement Economy Store shapes, with tiny brims or brine s train on | and smal] head sizes. ae and Ribbed . ks | which the youny wom; ce as being | Basement rconomy i , for W omen and ii Men’ Girls’ & Juniors’ Dresses 4 ae ID to ab ) ry en S In Sizes * 4) » ‘ : : Oxfords poe = 4: / ) )- € Jantzen, Bradley, As | ; Kellerman, Trudy, sieaall $1.25 Weekly \¢ Pair x : @ Of printed and flowered washable ) - «+ offer complete selection ACHE plece blends and ! ERN’S crepes, as well as pastel-colored silks, , ; fastidious swimmers. Two-pi matches perfectiy. It is $ 95 ; in sleeveless, short sleeved, and long : 1 ae Pig tuckin shirts . . = 3 os . "a | orm-fitting one-piece Suits. truly a kitehen that will > Ned — "? ‘4 deliazht you. Livery piece } 12TH AND OLIV E sleeved styles. Some with dainty ix finished in the artiatic cape collars. blended brewn oak. with ‘ | xreen and orange decora- ( : tions. Includes porceiain- ( ee — . ct. = SS = Ss LL EE I etait etna eat ¢ ong of eomnnga Basement Economy Store t t oe . : weig ea ers mn SS ee Co.” | $1 bta ck som, with e : | ih mtees te RR tt: nay ) Goodyear alk Bi Douhbl Kne i Play Suits Special at 4 hel —~a orceln ras n € = : ight-] -* - a see ae se ADVERTISEMENTS | styles. Sizes from 6 ae oe > 1: 18 cheched' giaghams tet Silk-and-Flannel Ensembles, Sizes 7 to 14 i] Beach Overalls top cabinet. refrigerator. Re ee + ne me REY Amarinaly underpriced at to 11. Sie 4% 4 bright colors, flowered é on] »y —8127 2. ; Basement Economy Stere a 3 c Broadcloths. ma 4 rase + and novelt check Le ae E ‘ ERY DA 4 | \ A Wy : @ Made of pinchecked materials, perecics and cdl <a i terns. econ 4 a ae : chambrays, or hickory striped fabrics, shirting fabrics, tail asd with sports collars, in ankle length meckband or collar-a | Rubber Caps FEATURING | , mall . ee 7 style, and with DOUBLE KNEES. stvies. $i 14 to 17. ’ . Pe AYA RAN Also in Sizes 9 to 12, at... .$1.19 . " Seeteaaias Economy Store 2c to $7 ’ \ — Canvas Belts = 5¢ and 350 @ 60¢ chocolate layer cake. Three 50 @ Milk Checolate stars, pure and 2: | $2. os i a Cc ' we Basement Economy Stere yellow layers, filled and d ta noes coches covere wholesome ; — at, Fitth Fleer wy seins ~~ ere eer s Basement tconomy | vee Fee een

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—— ES ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Boe _..FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1929 __ ae ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___— PAGE 21 § ummer Frocks We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted Eagle Stamp ° a. € we © 3 , pe ¢ § a ae LER ae | eee. a Seas. Bt ie 4 many books do you fill in a year. OPERATED BY THE MAY DEPT. STORES CO.—STORES IN ST. LOUIS, LOS ANGELES, CLEVELAND, DENVER, AKRON AND BALTIMORE. Savings Are Positive ; You can easily count the actual cash you save, for —_ | De ° , every full book is redeem- ; able here for $2 cash or a Od S $2.50 in merchandise. How A . : Where Did You Get Your Glasses? Summer Chic in These wa In White, Cool Pastels and "2 Fashionable Suntan Tones ; ’ NP WHITE HATS if Y) 1 oA a > @ If you got them at America’s most modern Opti- ; A =#2 ° ‘ . . Na vA , 282775 =| cal Department you liked “ee ——- aye ye uM ‘ eres , i ene a tion of your eyes, the style and comfort of the wi \ \ ¥ : 2 « 7 5 33 : In A ll Head Siz és and Hund) eds of frames and the service and value you received. NOV ae x 1 Fe Styles... Extra Special Value Famous-Barr Co.'s Optical Service Ly vf v ; : Is Scientific and Unsurpassed “Poo CO Owe S—"—ileT SS OI Y= ——‘“‘“—“i“—eeCidS SSS $ $ Z..75 HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMINED WITHOUT | rn 3 and CHARGE OR OBLIGATION W/G : oli “ a THE COATS ar ae q@ Clever, varied, new! More than one of } | your smartest ensembles may find its love- ' ' : @ Smart in line, correct in tailor- a accompaniment in this group....for ° . . “a ° x . : i i. erepe lined or aiily unlined os hae Sane sie wre aeons ... flannel an eaves... 4 ahh ‘ ’ gil \S cee rig .- white Felts in endless variety -.. Crepe THE “FLEXMONT’.. Special at $6.85 ¥ swanky pockets, perky cuffs, chic Stitched Hats Panamas Bangkoks An all-white, gold-filled, rimless Frame. Your . collars .... splendid assortment Bite ‘d aie F B é - oe cee’ choice of plain or exquisitely engraved. This Nia and remarkable value at this mod- .) oe +s se “Bp A extremely lightweight Frame is the very new- est price ... enabling one to select horns. Your new Hat for the “Fourth est style ... perfectly suited for dress, busi- ——p ; should come from this group. Fifth Floor ness or general wear. Price includes the in- | for various ensembles. Sizes 14 ce, to 18, Misses’ Section; 34 to 44, Sports Section. sertion of your own lenses. Main Floor Balcony ® In the College Girl Section... a) BONITA GIRDLES £2) AND GARTER BELTS * Other Summer Coats, $12.75 to $25 Save on Silk-Top Hosiery THE FROCKS pee Exceptional $ 1 65 ® senanineg Values at... THE et Pastel chiffons, chiffons in new COLORS | prints, printed Georgettes, high 2 | to 35 a 3 color Georgettes, crepe romaine, Offering Wide Selection in Beautiful ; di ‘Ik rashabl astel he , , ; : Sunbronze : 4 radium silk, washable paste Kinds for Your Vacation Journeyings | Coiin Ideal models for misses and gi crepes ... clever styling, chic de- | Poin small women are these that vi Sizes tail...endless variety for day- € Plain top chiffon... all-silk | Ml i: pone ay ee fi vehi ig, ot Hf 1 time and evening occasions... chiffon with picoted tops... plain | ystery an gm as a * - Me a 4 to 44 a group that is more interesting top midweight Hosiery ...offer | Sus Blush pe ya «tape. 0 oo . att et for Misses wetted end value giving than tiie y selection for daytime and evening Silver Wing not dled x. te a Bt and Women , programs in your vacation plans. | Suites aan sdndeabiy. Sizes 14 to 44. Qualities are so lovely that smart- est costumes seem to acquire add- Medium and ed chic from the beauty of this @ Dark Shades Hosiery. Dainty Brassieres and Bust Confiners in the mewer types. Specially priced, $1, $1.50, $2. Fifth Floor Fourth Floor eee “a Main Floor Dresses Se i ae . Ate Most y GPa ty 6S. Sins 2 age ne “ andl i hl eee daechmatiie: suaieaieinadieiias:': denteiacen. tc aie oe - , : . Bin Aerie ee yy “4 n sa .* ¢ - -F be . —_. * 7 s 7 sid SES OM nt EL OC: OETA AT SELENE ARN: SREETEOE LENE ACT IT SONATE AE HRT NINE NES OED 2 OR BEN Nt A a te A AN ENE: SINT RE EE OL ANCE IIE ROE ET SOLO LL ENED ELI, TO" ad OE SRNR BRC * SAIS Rt ala Soi SI SS netic al ae ee RR are: i Ree ee ‘ , u » a pore ? - Mab * “. ed 4 w- oven «’ « ad Na ss a . . - " , Sate " . ade o , - a ~ » se P we N ~iiebs or ro C $y D of re J Je U ‘ ot ween. do aes wea —— — , +, ones ee ‘ jt as OE ie: PO ge, dl Raeseainy -horaign ewe: ae Sea Be _ “inh pars nS. 3 I N tot eater ye: “pias Or ayn ang ly BAN 8 RE +* : (bn fetah va ~e is Trae hee ade wanes i ond " erate net taalie aes Ny Spa, cs Hee S Doi Boe es ey OR. TR ae. anaes e A eee reorty Pore a we Me —_— ’ # ms ~ et eee BK ek. wee | % ae wa +) ae ons ey, ORS =, Bg Ae wr Y a _ P se My el a MR Be RO ORT ae BR OATS, Sep ee ¢ ‘ eY . ™ : hee, 5 ae me “FP gD or — ease wien asa PY ta ae pane a seem onge oe * —— ™ " . - me Ne ie re wees tye? “gant exe . a or rn rn ge “er so ~ gle a ee > he ae . r a we - ? : ‘s “ " sand Women : y 5 9 A K k | 3 f 6Lots’ $5. rocks a te es, in i . a : = oc- : ee) Imported and Clever wed 9 4 d rE x ee Er fr niversal” an | \ | 7 es deer f $4.79 Service... Other Cool Pajamas @ With cute little short acs 3 | 2 | ; ' Attractively ; 3 : sleeves and collars .. Frocks r = be co _ 3 - duaiilent aiality white, That E veryone Values Priced at ia BBA be dotted Swiss beautifully em- in Buying Furniture . ' 4 tt he BEX broidered in colors. With = | : ia (yt is JENS plain or scalloped hems; but- eo Vind \\ toning front or back. So many people are 66 ° 99 h @ Remarkably smart for jo x 7 talking about the help ure y ] 4 OeS the small cost.. . and with ; 2 : “i Baby Boys’ Suits, $2.95 our consultants have satisfactory tubbing qual- - 3 : : vice, which is without kinds. Regular sizes for | % : . if V AC t Bo k : any obligation whatever, we extend a oe fn eee misses and matrons: bs a 10n O S cordial invitation to come in and talk q New Summer styles that will intrigue the younger set with their many t with them! clever designs. Sturdy white buckskin sports Oxfords with colored trim- psn and nh an : ; , “Whi : atching or in daint Ne roup of Offered at mings, dainty cloth Shoes with slender high heels and brilliant decorations m : y A | w Group ge oe ... openwork ties that are as cool as they are smart. There’s always contrasting colors. ral ITE CH weweees something new in the very popular section where Surety Six Shoes are Fifth Floor | q Interesting books will keep the children quiet- found! : through ) ly contented in a shady spot...during the sun- Have you been 3 | . - dais the Home Beautiful | hiest middle of the day when active sports are sialon wie on . | : : lately? This two-stor SAVONA ...A new variation of the ARROW... .A “different” sports Ox- ae] A F «, not encouraged: At this price, selection may be se hae shows you sd Peel Tie model . .. with intricate ford with pinked and perforated Better Kitchen Service Program : liberal. f iture looks in ac- _ cutout vamp and very smartly eee —— eee Saturday at 2 P M ; ; ohm “ ? Pease styled walking heels. Fashioned of vamp and counter. In white buc o Ee ; Offered at Bomba, the Jungle Boy Baseball Joe Series a room —— 7S glace kid in white, or Lido sand. with — calf, white and brown, Modern Kitchen—Seventh Floor MC MEEE dein, hadi Bape Series os tagfhmaig a. - —— LECTURE: “Burning the Beans.” i ; a Steir tm / ; . . . Short vamp and squure ; : Tom Swift Books Billy Bradley Series see how tastefully and Se a heels make this a very smart mod- WENDY ... An oyster white linen Padding 7 guscema Wits We Coation ; & | Bee lutdoor Girls Series Polly Brewster Books economically an apart- EN el for youthful feet: With side cut- pump with multi-colored embroid- Tee B. sey Twin Series Six Little Bunkers Series ent can be furnished! © outs, meat perforated trimmings, ery. Slender heels and slender line A DIFFERENT PROGRAM DAILY ' — Brown Series Honey Bunch Series meus © : high tongue and wide tie. In white of trimming are of natural beige, Ruth F f , lelding Series and many others. kid only. opalescent or red kid. . conducted by Miss Miriam Boyd ; Sain Fieor Balcony Third Floor . nationally known home economist. i j MMEDIATE WEAR .. . for ak i : WEAR the Hat of white felt @. When we say that day ——— . in and day out the best itched crepe is exceptionally desir. SWIM | | ~ These are the popular “litte furniture values are with tiny brims or brimlesas, Lars®” camed here. we a ane = ~ ll head sizes. all Jersey and Ribbed Styles referring to price : . | sf RBS ass petst (BEN Basement Economy § for Wo Mer and Misses : ] 2.00 quality ... the assur- Livterittgs © HAH TURAL HUTA TERN st LAE SSeaeebages fess? ance that the furniture | HHUTTHHU ARAL Ti (HMI Hee you choose here is good clear through ye", down to every hidden part! 7 1500 Special Tennis Outji € Jantzen, Bradley, Annette lerman, Trudy, Hollywood +++ offer complete selection for fastidious swimmers. Two-piece ttyles with tuckin shirts . . . or ‘fitting one-piece Suits. SHIRTS Beach Overalls cS The Dominant Sporting Goods Department of St. Louis Offers These Casuite Value-Giving Groups of Splendid Quality Tennis Rackets Saturday 1 AR NS nl RS eth TRE RE ADL, AISA Do you know about the Deferred Payment Our “Famous-Barr Co.” $1.95 plan. This convenien ° . . é io 2 For beach or other method enables you to The Challenger e Narragansett Thirty e The Finalist | Sports . . made of cot- pay only 10% cash and : y Cov WwW ; $ 1 . 1 & ton linene, cretonne. the balance monthly... Waterproof Cover g 79 } ater proof over $ 79 ater proof Cover $ 79 — gingham ee without any interest ar and JT ennis Ball. i ° and 7 ennis Ball. , - and 7 ecnnis Ball. sae © ; t colors, flowered ance ‘ € Broadcloths, madrase’, n | ; " other charges. A mod- : : Nationally advertised as the live wood A beautiful, well balanced Narragansett Percales and other good iiieesae ccna ern helpful plan which wep he Neem nl. APs oy Ph Racket. Beautifully finished beveled frame, Racket, acceptable to the best tennis play- shirting fabrics, tailored 1" nables ou to enjoy dtumn end heey Scams Good quality gut colored stringing, taped shoulders; choice ers. Strung in colored gut; light, medium meckband or collar-attached [- Rita ae 7 tea oie wn oe Biacon dt ound shoulders of light, medium and heavy weight. or heavy weight. ~* a s 3 . pyle 2 i ld Store 25c to $1 : paying for it. , . . Tennis Racket Covers Hardweed Racket votes — Canvas Belts Wright & Ditson Tennis Balls Complete assortment of wateapenet Keep _—, oni in pe by using — 25C and 35c In new viscose wrapping which keeps Racket Covers in various styles one of these Presses. ore than th their price to olet each Coats the ball lively. Three for ry and to * _— : el sera pure and 33c ne . $12.50 eee NE fe Beer ere rorrr re rrr T 45c COIOTE. . ccccccccssess 50c $2.50 Ghai s cicbeetescoves cine 75¢ * $1.25 ‘ith Floor ss : . —— wee eee 8 02 ss 2 eee ee ee Basement Economy 81°

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__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH * _ + it ae Xt POST- DISPATCH §__ POAT, @UDS.. 3, We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted Men’s Surety Hose Ts he Aduus tage 0 f This Oppor lunity Saturd , Are Impressive Values — Fe. cis van eee es @ Full-fashioned silk Hose eae $ with hard-twisted, reinforced Be lisle toes, heels and _ soles. Pa | Black, white and colors. $ Ss ' VER, AKRON AND BALTIMORL. Main bleer on Ba - — >y —_STORES IN ST. LOUIS, LOS ANGELES, CLEVELAND, DEN SR OPERATED BY THE MAY DEPT. STORES CO.—S5 > ea Raa J 2 oe x». ool i s Complete With Super-Dynamic. Special Cabinet and 8.4\ Tubes... Nothing Else to Buy. Installed on Your Ae New Arrivals Continue to Make $ oS This St. Louis Largest Assortment 8 | and Best Vata@e@l =... « s «+ - @ These are the kind of two-piece Suits that please 100% Camel’s men who must be well dressed. The light coolness Hair Coats ...$25 of their splendid quality worsteds ... their smart stvle, Cadi tenianed etyler which is tailored into them to stay ... these are but with patch - pockets, two reasons why this feature group 1s enjoying such ; shown in two shades > ce 2) onal good for- popularity. Besides. thousands of men and young men of tan, also brown. es @ Exceptional ¢g ardi £ wi Expertly tailored and pitt tune enabled us to secure know from past experience that regardless of what > gene $e “get 1) ont silk trimmed. Bae another lot of these K-21 price they wish to pay, St. Louis’ Dominant Men's ee See, Bia ae whe ent Store always affords the most advantageous choice. Tan Striped ee oister | + the s Trousers .. .$8.75 ee which is proving itself These Suits at §25 are silk trimmed throughout and Make a very smart mer ersally popular. bev are shown in every wanted color and pattern. ensemble when worn se will not W ant to miss this Extra trousers are priced at $7.30. with the coats de- ae opportunity to secure scribed above. Made Be yours at a saving of over of lightweight wor- eek half. ‘This modern set has . ° : steds. bes eight tubes, including rec- Society Brand I ropicals Blue Sports pee tifier, illuminated dial and Coats ....$16.50 Pes volume control. eck : Bs this afternoon and took first) Eng $35 and $50 Choose from single Be — : _ [bin the National League race. | Hor . and double breasted ie —— Peay st pes = 3 ‘ % eo: ame, ones AN oe he og: P) 3 ¢ is j ~ pe ‘ . , . J e it 2% my re el : “ oe Se ae a . ene ih el wee ng) Je x oer " “) “ ae Sgt ear hee - a . ow ~~. oe wed ae tare on “ . ~~ en ing ct ihm soya n ae ar, : . pen : pe : — Mig SEEN SESE ARNT LIES: ARES, LOLI, POLE CD ee ee ee - Oe PS ee Rae ~ he Pa Se ets mr wow Swe “ -* 3 es oor ons oe ea * ae Kgees ramen ‘ P Pe Ser ee * , . ang =~ ‘ ow Bere - - ep ee ~~ —— ~~ ~ o earn © we ee oe + - ~ o> —* = paar ” ~ mm Repenny + te tan ” ne a ar aber . ytetenanbeaye? yvoe SAE nad = . » » A Smart Group Has Just Arrived... Splendid Values at.......:2ss:8 Ne SA Hing sage va ne 0 A te gnatpeee otlee Eg POP iret gs rn te eee by EY VTS glad to have for many occasions. The styling and tailoring will place these Suits in the favor of par- the South Pole expedition . .. is used in the largest radio os ticular men who want the utmost Summer comfort. the world . .. and by the American Merchant Marine. es RU: > \ Sizes range from 34 to 4. r f= _— principles that made it so universally chosen are embodied in t Becks flied to L. Waner.| i : . Be 2 iia am threw out English.j~ | Second Floor Bs S Kolster k- 21 Set. tea walked. Wilson was called — Seep “y striken. e ing | bcuyter. Wilson took Bar-|''? * Boys’ Blue Flannel Coats OU ure a t dg fe‘ siegheason topping sing | ere las oD 50 by, % ind. Gonzales singled to prope e : ot, | ring Stephenson and js Aan | @ Appropriate Coats for sports or dress wear. They are Fon third. Jonnard fanned. | well-tailored of lightweight blue flannel, skeleton lined for a can Or* 1] re | esas out Beck. ONE ie: oolness . . . made 1 >-hreas stvle F ar Lee yg reae : a Latte coolnes made in double-breasted style. With smart a | \ € Imported Swiss Yeddos are Po pe RD — PIRATES—Traynor | patch pockets. The ideal Coat for Summer wear. | f light, cool, and comfortable 2 \ Vif. Bto center. Grantham sin-| * | On! te almost unbreakable. @ Zaye, Sao ty | bat . ~ : . | » * : > ae my throu © ] - eee , A cTi S|} cocoanut hat } Brittle, 29c $3.50, 3 for $10 Cc oth * j . : ya q Men's Oxfords. on the nea Candy covered with cara. ig re | new Tuxedo last, in Sum- Offered at S39 30 mel and ‘eae gr gion Pecan wat ry le, cov- — | Snail mer weight, in tan or : “om ‘ ith pe- ered : with dark. sweet Combed Yarn Chambray Shirts Ye 2 black calfskin. all sizes € Record living memories 1S chocolate. A favorite kind, $2.85, 3 for $8.50 Sp eo |} ‘ \ 4 and widths. The leather of your vacation, the chil- . ; : > aly is high dren at play. This is a Cam- 60c Milk Chocolates, 2 Ibs., 65c; 1 Ib., 33 End-to-End Cloth Shirts 11b., 2c $3.50, 3 for $10 > eg : i) Kae ete “so sort of Shoes strate it to you. Chewing Gum, all brands. box of 20, 59c Ee a wi Lasccamial, Sat * b a, : ee onaee wearing! 22 ede Sheer Sale leer er styles from which to choose at this price. “ ® a Oe ee eae ee ee Be § ; ; 7 cust a & a. " 4, “ os al a fas Neem eta phe iitttony aoe ‘ ae os a

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ae: >» wae 5 telgiiiies = = A m _ Wind wale 7. 1. ae ge ae eae Bae a RN Nee OA hata 1 By I SB ekage cv eee ve FR oe : Lag Se ke ee eae pipet sar ed le SA Sate eee ae Oy «ie oe bt SES ee tt eS ee ee ” a = *¥pe ve eum * * * wt aw SISTONST Ot Oty on - a -_ oy BAF CE pits a Cee He + ee Totals re ~ EPO cary» Drag. Ch Nthy, PR te Me 4 Mabe ate TED oe Watt: ale . “ ° " ai lance naa ay ranpaXpees Bi J & Sopa cian ttn, — cristal: sacie see Dalaba di P oa * Waner and P. Waner. right-field screen. English ran | Interesting Golf. tripled down the right into the left field for Sheely’s fly. All of the quarter final matches | cs PHILADELPHIA Hiine, scoring Traynor. FOUR RUNS. . today were interesting, but Whit- | me: Ce Ren Fee. ae es | , : fe IBS—B: ] : s — ig coal | AQUEDUCT RACETRACK, N.; Bishop 2b 0 y fouled to Grimm. Sheely CUBS—Bartell made a neat stop; bread and Guettel completely stole | ‘ pia Seige dubai: Re teage. ie "eae 1 left, scoring Grantham, | 24 threw out Beck. English sin-| the show. ae June 21.—Bud Fisher's Bob | Cochrane ¢ ./., 1 . | gled pas antham. ornsby was angi ime to| »2annon, quoted at 12 to 1, was} Simmons If.... c ‘ S was replaced by Jon- | ® oom t Gr “§ Hor shy W Golt ranging from the sublime to | ah baa eaner Gf the Canarite | POE 18 s22-0-- —Yale won the first two races of rereaves flied to Wilson. | C@/ed out on strikes. Wilson flied| the ridiculous was produced as) aacua Mees Seen set Sey i Miller rt . ats Sn skits Ga rnoll real outsider, returner $48.22 to UNS. ito P Wanner. they battered their way around the! Claiming Stakes, which featured St pal 3b, its annua! regatta with arvarad on at place and $11.28 to show. Becks flied to L. Waner | EIGHTH—PIRATES — English} links. but the match was all the | te race program here today. Bob i Grove p the Thames here today, winning | - ats a | Ideal weather for horse racing im threw out English. | and Grimes got into an argument; more interesting because of it. | Shannon was neglected in the bet- the junior varsity by four lengths} @ | “a and a fast track greeted members lwalked. Wilson was called | 2t first base and the battlers were! The turning point of the match | U"8 by the wise players. but the | lafter the Bulldog freshmat haa| % ro Ne @ of the American Legion posts in on. | Separated by players of both clubs.| did not actually occur until the |/0Ms-Shot players supported him,| : a ee Cee | a. | ee this district as well ag the veterans DD — PIRATES — Cates! Hargreaves got a double on a pop| twenty-first green, but time and! 2¢coraing to the applause that! pohertson *: ” | nosed out the Crimson by three- of the World War from United . mecuvier. Wilson took Bar. | fly to left field. Grimes singled| time again the Oakwood emry/ &teeted him on his return to the | Gehrig 1b quarters of a length in the open- States Hospital at Jefferson Bar- l are. \ Id s | lL. Waner tripled to the | 2gainst .e left field wall, scoring | tossed away golden opportunities | scales. | ronaent *. ee 4 ‘ 5 ing brush. Both races were over a Se ere peg racks, all of whom were guests of by PC QO BR fence. Hornsby threw | Haregrcaves. Jonnard was taken | to step into a role of jack-the- | Doc Cassidy's Rasselas was fa- | ee pnewe | 1 : tee o-mile D pntapn MpPMPeae.. te mao Gon Pe the Fairmount Jockey Clob to. Meet Waner. | out and replaced by Horne. Bartell| Giant-Killer. Whitbread’s erratic] VOTite and finished second, with | ,7 ott’ Uri?! oon ee rag — + a All Ut Ge rae mmumaara |} aay. Approximately 4000 were wyler sent a long fly to | S8crificed, Horne to Grimm. | play enabled Guette! to- win the) Stellaris third and Partisan fourth. 0 | had to down t ve ga int arvard EOE on en er present. | ity. Stephenson sinzled to | Stephenso: got L. Waner’s fly.| seventeenth and cighteenth holesin; The race was worth $5225 to the / (mins | ; ' | Penge as Pog haces ee Two events on the program were ~*~ > , _ ‘ , ae 7. i > | SOtiec ante he ‘last 75 yards o e course gave | ¢ Fthe first Cub hi aul Waner walked. Traynor; par figures to square the match,} W2ner. | **Paschal v | =e ». ’ FAIRMO AR named in honor of the war yvet- t left, nal As para Sinsled to center, scoring Grimes. | and shen Suettel begin to play ‘g Bob Shannon jumped away to | pa hi with his tee shot °0 feet from the laris. The five furlongs were TUT | pPhiadet: hia €1¢e82 © ft ¥.3 231 and the Eli boat soon pulied away Foe vad RACE—Five and one-half fur ocus Second. a rT 1am rew m Sh Se in 1:01 2-5. | New York 1090000 06—1/to ... commanding lead, widening! My cien (M. Knicht) 9.12 4.84 3.36 Closing like a fresh horse, Focus, / | | out. Bartell threw out Gri oin, while Whitbread was over in| cake Madea tee a, Oe ie - ; thle ¥y out Grimm. Pp Runs batted in Gehrig. Miller (5), the advantage to a good four | — Vita (lL. Tmm- 48.22 11.28 from the McCuan Stable, ran over ue? ee V.—*= ~ #— PIRATES—Traynor Dykes, Simmons (3), Haas. Boley. Two- oe cepeen en ee ee e leaders in the stretc n a —— —rnrs PLE LO POLO LOOP OA ee AAR A A FP PPV LOLI OPS At ita Ai ts shila ‘t,t ~~ eee + li Ate, Ss IIA ON ae: 2m ane A ones esl an iM on center. G NINTH—PIRATES—C ‘osky y by the No. 2 tee. He hit; . ote o t AE re a Fe so i “ ‘ asie eon « r saanghnicng gh oad shot and | HASKELL INDIANS TO — hits——-Robertson, Foxx, hi 5 lencths at the finish line. | Brae ille . Fin. ea * t Ping at i* C s . nes > ‘ . hree-base hita—Gehrig Boley, Oxx. | The unofficial time for the ROTEL “hestardcr eae, wen oe 0: Ce the second race with Mertwick Te " = ian) a . lias ‘ . ‘ an. | Home rure-—Simmons (2). Haas. Stol : : ¥ "| Sime, 100 1-5. Patsy Lewis, Violin, * : _ morosky fanned. Sheely bare-hand stop and threw out! was short in two, but ran an ap PLAY gemma ese + or sgl ? Sa sb Junior race was 11 minutes. ! Ne Yeldarb. Soria Friar, Black Bob, This-| also closing fast, outstaying Ser- H | I er Al | | 7): .. Double play—Dvurocher, 1az- re - ~~ - y AOrns>y On an atte ' singled to center, scoring Comoros-/ hole when Guettel was 16 feet | NIG | 2eri Left on bases — New | Yale, in the wagering, WaS @ 4/ Mid Mint also ran. Pave mpred “oii Pes ales a .n | short his first putt, and re-| - bal's|to 1 favorite to win the varsity! skcoxp RACK-—~Six furlonss: Broomoney was the early leader Sy yhor was caught| XY and putting Hargreaves on) Short on his first putt, | Struck out—By Pen-/| battle for the eighth time in nine y he oe AE »AO22 £3 £7 but he stopped before entering the : Bit ight > jnaug- | nock. 9 in 7 innings: off Sherid. 3 (none | Successive years, although a pow- a ws. | : s atioiee. erinen (80k SCONE OF & SUS HER. Whitbread in Troubie. | ee ee a aon i nh): by Bl 4 ‘in ° jealnae ierful = ede crew was Seas all's). lead. fish flied to P. Wa-| Bartell doubled to right, scoring Whitbread was unable to control | iniied tae Wank W, Me- Losing iteher— Pennock. Umipites-—Me- |» seast a good’ fighting chance ta} Mode Sergeant Goth: which bieee Geet : tie 22m | -ups >. * as it did in 1927. co lca ' stvemeenth home | Wane's drive and threw him out. ‘and again found himself at a dis-| smelt taihinn | Bpeet the dope td : BP RACZ—One and one-sixteenth teok the jeed ask toceel te a n red ay. ‘Are os. 5.36 3.64} P : ewe | oan RK STATE MD Sika pean ning rush for the money. $ Cuyler fanned. ONE | nor. FOUR RUNS. two, whereas his opponent was) | gE yom) IN NEW YO! | 92-5. ° aryiand, Ti A $2 ticket on Fo rought — = to $10 4 short with his second. But again/ conference champion, have been OPEN GOLF TOURNEY | Gieasuo, Ming Way, Jane Brooker, Litte | back aad 22 re: Se 2 tH—p . "¢ , j >j Efin wo | dr tsags >5 to $12 ” 2G oe —~ Horns-;tell. Heathcote batted for Horne M3 a player was wild with | conta oF thw indiana tev he atitied Si ? - | By the Associated Press. | Bragh and Big Stick alee ran . rereaves, English and Grantham threw him out. Beck Ss pu ts. | to nicht dates. NM r. McDonald said. } AMERI AN LEAGI Ke. i RY E. Ny ¥. June 91 — Willie | FOURTH RACE—Five and one-half fur- $1.85 to $3 “hare =. 8 lonss - | The third went to the suddenly 4, 0 ad & high hop over - to the green on NB. 21, but once They They | : . Ore 38 2.6 mac . , R " | State open golf title at the West-| Dorethy Lee (Swigert) .... 638 3.70 Main Floor co. single. L. Waner, MISS GLADMAN WINS on the carpet, Guettel’s putter se all Scores W. L. Pct. Win, Lose.) ctor Biltmore Country Club to-| Ruth Long (Pendergrass). -. 3.0} Close up all the way and respond- nzales, |again became unruly . {| Philadelphia 40 13 .755 .759 .741) ss ieee i ae ta etites! wt ee . | Stephenson lined to Bar- DELAWARE NET TITLE putts marked his elimination from ) ik hae 4 day, turned in a-72 in the qualify-! Fle, Breakaway. Murmuring Pines and | away with-ease. swoop was the | By the Associated Press. the State championship. The cards: AMERICAN LEAGUE. | BROWNS .. 33 579 .586 .569 Se a lia FIFTH RACE-—~One mile: second horse, beating Haif Pint for Bing led to ce . | | ' Sales Go'den Autumn (Trim- ater, Grimm ble) 3.8 at second 2a Miss Majorie (Midge) Gladman. 7 355—41 | Cleve? ° 47 » 464 | secede sl Bee Little Chip set the pace until the ° #Onnt dad tye : a ~ . - pen a : reve and “a 26 - 473 482 . j " ia ” a ‘ r.! Hernde : ur Santa Monica, Cal., today, won the 455—39—80—444' BOSTON AT WASHINGTON Washington . 20 33 .377 .289 .370 nee oes a per Pn Re gD eons Geld Mint ai Farcmatee last quarter, where he faded away ‘S foul, | Chicago .... 22 38 .367 .377 .361 | ek ae ei oe Iver. Sten Along and Corbeau also ran ' PIRATES Reck| Championship by defeating Miss 5 454—38 010101100 47 2 Boston 9 528 .339 322; "= 7 rete wets bie acts this | we MSTH RACE—Jean Valjean won; Griff | move. Pe quues > . ** : lm * ma . ate . 5 hie @ e | . anemne hotorrs 4. Tie Back fieig 5 WASHINGTON | The sta € ope n, | W.., SOC | Ph tograph, third Miss Mary! 4, the g to 5 fav~ rt for Traynor's }i 6—4, 6—1, in the finals. The Cali- a gelato fate " : aig e enthar Strack out shee fornia girl won the Pennsylvania 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 3 x 5 9 } Bi oi ae eb ago ot tha commune 1—-Pink Blossom, Annaniation. Tom Or- slowly, was on the outside all the her Pair SBlish singled to ert.| Championship last week. NAMED ON CITY BOXING Batteries: Boston—Ruffing and Berry. | es oe mont, Avaric. %-—-Witchmount. Bray- | way and had practically mo chance m™ into a double | eee wow | Chicago 34 630 .636 .618 Two strokes below the early Esters eT a si me “oy eee = wg tn. — — ay ~ seer € : . ’ me ‘ ~*~ | Wargrail. Al Ste@ier, Jenny an. wt *® winner : >? ’ ©» Bartell to Sheely. : x Sy ES a FN ES A ati Pittsburg ... 34 21 .618 .625 .607 | jeaders with a 74 found such good | ‘Texas Longhorn, Annex. Palti Louies @/ 1. figures oe 30 ln Fag the _ 10e . ew Out Wilson. BLOOMINGTON, IIL, June 21. Dr. Q. I. Drennan, a physician | NATIONAI LEAGUE CARDS .... 33 GES S00 S06 aottace a0 Harry Coeber-0t Bale! Sion Fis jor Jokinen. Ron Maid. paid | aJe ATES Comorosky | ~The Philadelphia Athletics to-| with offices in the Ambassador 2 >» ee: 6 fia'e R H.E.| New York... 31 564 S71 S54} faio, MacDonald Smith, George ——, wep, Coe on Club, ‘ Z Sheely popped ot| day turned outfielder Nick Bor-/ Building, and G. H. Hopk. @ sales-; 7° Philadelphia 23 30 .434 444 .426/ Voigt and Roland Hancock, the | - B. B. Rice’s Keehan, the favor- | weaves flied to Wil- | ‘ite in the fourth eS -e-] League. He is ex- 2 abanne avenue, | | : ‘ 4 . Dn of the —— a ore fg Teast siding at 5242 MS enmg alie re 6 ? 0 4 0 0 0 1 4 1] 14 4 .-+ 2 400 All 393) national open title within his; after a close shave, just lasting te Ct Walked. Stephen-| pected to join the team ‘| were today confirme . of | Cincinnati .. 357 .368 351i grasp iast year only to lose it on) 4 ‘tate , > : ee i eonalil ' wm. we i Baas the left center- Sunday. Board of Aldermen as members PHILADELI HIA Tou . e. the final stowage The 75 eh get ee PRAGUE. June 21.—Germanr ing the result of their previcu rrow Schedul d Gene Sarazen and Mike ' Keehan nee, Sane ,, went into a lead of two matches mesting. a . fat pest horse, wae away well and set the " : | bases—Foxx.,. Mille: oe Sacrifices— Mtham at second, En. | Sheely. Hargreaves walked. Grimes] proach putt for a 4 to halve the | sr a ve rsd aes : tle John. Alma Clarence, Money Order and geant Seth for second place. LAWRENCE, Kan. June 21.— o ; Phil ee ‘ Base on E M OK ; - ve » ! re 2 t j]- : . ' ; Oocus i mm. TH} } (and was run down, Gon- | third. Hargreaves scored and | quired two more to get home! | Night football, played ander bri Hy. 8 / Grove, © Hite—Off Pen: | stretch, after opening up a good urated here next fall by Haskell ~ gee Ti ge: Bena i’mpirea——Me- | RYno ° Sj : " . } } - 4 t » ~ | Drow ; ayit eancy H LOT ; Phor threw out Jornsby.| Grimes. Beck knocked down L.; his shots on the second extra hole Donald director of athictica .an-| same—2h. 22m. Broomoney and Sandy Hampton also ran.) oa. 9 forward contender, then Xs : ” ee = eemmensapemaniipie anes Season > rane ‘. vantage when Guettel had an) | a 7 $5 | : hy: aa ee ee etic ome a sar oat whet. to the green in| Definite plans for one night| FIVE TIE WITH 72 E E rt 8 6.00 4.20) winner until Focus began bis win- : sixth ggg . y ' game, with Baker University, Kan., | I he ik i able CUBS—Gonzales popped to Bar- | made. Half of the gridiron con- | | Chip, Dusty Answer, Torcher, $5 to $10 Fr High Life in Improved Form. Ne * _ Out Grimes. Bartell's | popped to Bartell. They matched stroke for stroke | Ph age apni the - Meek uel | | | Biein, Getcenemsg ms 3 , | Keehan (PD. Smith)... 524 338 262 improved High Life, which raced and «three me. 1:08 44. Mary Virginia, Omar! ing to urging in the stretch. came ‘mM sin led BSCE aR! f EA | New York .. 33 31, .61f G18 600) | round but found himself tied; Fern Clearance also ran. & to center WILMINGTON, Del., June 21.— 4 a os : on e . ; | th j ’ II I 7 W hitbread: | 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 s + R, H. E.. Detroit ae 333 ‘ bol 040 p24 : Joe Turnesa. "illie Bu rke, Her- ; F ee © P ace sMheely went to the box ; 5 Redcliffe: Sterling Sil- Delaware State womens tennis and High Life began his winning P. Wane Virgini Hilleary Philadeiphia | aie Ts Cu [if o> rein a -? “ ye P 4 . s "he . “ - ee oo atin ; - vile r went NATLO ‘AI I FAG I. year as a warm-up for the national ; FAIRMOUNT SCRATCHES, orite. had an outside position, broke AV ari - W. L. Pct. Win. Lose. | leading golfers. bant, Ethel Gailiger, Lity Sue, Will Bank, play, Mack Drops Borrelli. COMMISSION BY MAYOR § ~Gniy games scheapica. ~~ Stan. Fish. Major Johneon. ‘ Keehan Just Lasts to Win. a. : ier w - ~T, relli over to the Bloomington Club| man for a local iron company, re-| NEW YORK AT PHILADELPHIA 407 418 400} young professional who had the , LEADS IN INTER-ZONE NET PLAY | teat Dorothy Lee, thus duplicat- Scorins Cuvler. the City Boxing Commission. ; te Comorosky. Gon- i Out on strikes. 2 a to Sheely. ONE Rartell sacri- Both St. Louis Teams Idle an open date in the sched- The new commissioners were ap- 01 0 2 ] 0 0 0 1 5 11 3 pointed by Mayor Miller to fill va- cancies created by the retirement of Judge FE. E. Butler and H. B. Ste- phens. The appointment of two other members of the old commis- sion. August Niederluecke and Her- reit. BROOKLYN AT BOSTON 000 000 100 062 0C4 7 16 2 tteries: New York——Walker and OF ar- Philadeiphia—McGraw and Lerian. AMERICAN “EAGUF. Brady, while Johnny Farrell and, : Bobby Cruickshank took 76 each.}to one In its European zone ser. pace briefly, but headed by Chicago at St. Loufts. Detroit at Cleveland. Boston at Washington (two games). Philadciphia at New York (two games). Pin Captains to Meet. Captains of the teams in the Ed- wardsville Bowling League wii meet tonight to form plans for the | final Davis Cup tle with Czecho-/| Ruth Long, which te@ to. the |Slowakia by winning the doubles | stretch turn, where Keehan came strong German again, and, under a nursing ride Hans Mollenhaver Prenn defeated Dr. Koseluh Dorothy Leé closed fast after and } by Vv. Smith, just lasted. 3 = PIRATES—Grimes B OTH St. Louis teams drew -=4@ Hornsby, who cov- ee ancr sigied te ~ “OPping at third. * fillire the bases. Grimes at the te. : plate. PGonmies Grantham! > © bition game. ; PAN into the reght-field one PLP RAL ALL ee eB A LOLOL A AL At until June ~, i next season's activities, which startiand P. Macenaver of Czecho- | making « rather wide stretch turn Under a ruling re- Slovakia by the overwhelming score | and was gn easy second, @R the cently adopted no individual wiil|of 6—2. 6-—2, 6—%. The winner)tiring Ruth Long thin The The he permitted to bowl on more than of the tle will meet Engiand inj others were never prom nent. .* one team next year, ithe European zope final. The winner's price was $5.24, le today, the Browns mark- : a BOSTON ing time, eve white the Gandicj|™2", Krome wereaioncrs, Juice 00660100002 660 8102) xarionar cxacce. Cardinals at Cincinnati. : nals, on the road to Cincinnatl, ?| rieig secretary to Mayor Miller, ede in September. | Batteries Brooklyn—McWeeny ane Pittsburg at Chi put in their afternoon with am >| 44g Charies Cunningham, are hold-| Picinich; Boston—Cooney and Brooklyn at Boston. overs under previous appointments ; 133%. Only games sciitdulcd. New York at Philadelphia.

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> ee, e-em * ‘~y eel . INS AND 5 i | Pro ed HOOSICK FALLS, N. Y., June 21.—Just a few more days and Bell and Hallahan, pitchers: Mays, New psets marked yester- : ; ; 7a : i y Dh 4; pmacensenOs ) oa St ie ais.|1 will be returning to New York City to have it out with Max) |. 04 Haney. Gelbert. Delker and | outpointed Mia Sigg Associated Prese. By W. J McGoog ‘4 dis bh Wis 4 WEE OL Gay's pagtemes in t aff . us cis-| Schmeling at the big Milk Fund Show in the Yankee Stadium next; geiph infielders, and Jonnard | Tampa, Pla. (1), SecOT. England, June 21.—Mrs, . y ee x an. ill y i Ye o poy het ie trict elimination tennis COUFWRERONS | Th ti nee catcher. : . JOH NSTO ’ ae E Giorney’s three-year-old. Earl Kiein, 18 years old, of the : tee is ged OG P DB - i at Triple A. In addition to three | urs . & ts . Uppercuts to heart and chin } Of all these, the only real aid Mave. Jersey & ne ie on the Hardwicke Woodlawn Country Club, arose yes-| Qe eam iy, : | Jf Max succeeds ih keeping away: : “gem he team has come | won decisia,s eu aaaity, wo! ™ : , ip sets in the singles, there were! e , hat; rendered the = \ over i , aston nj should setie superiorky im from Gelbert who thus far has New York ( a er Ascot today. Diba tit ge 'from me most of the time and ca terday morning in time to go to Ss a _ ; } igseveral sets requiring a record deed my ‘con — . | kind of battling.- The one who can ‘ vafemant. on ha in tee sae | Apes é ) take it best and keep the most| not been an imp = ey 1s Oy ES ee Rabbit Maranville. : " Mrs. Glorney is an work in an airplane factory at 5:40 y ii: a CY, eg ug +~s | number of games. istamt attack, the ®. m., tol] three hours, then return, (ig Pg) | LMP | ” Karl P. Kammann former | bout will go the iia Ve es ee The team has lost some effi- to the Woodlawn course and defeat; ~~ : ; zy | Washinaten University star, caused|li-mit. of. 15 }—R aw the master after six or seven ‘ency in pitching, because Sher- ueniiain es: an. ’ Art Atkinson. 15 years old, of the! {44 4777 , Je we : , rounds, rovidin Regie Pacts rounds, if no knockout ends the pie it! i d have not been "8 - eeaedion s Liaste Away Was : , aie ” . | : the first upset of the afternoon | ** P ing a - : oe del and Alexander ee oni cg Gorden: Normandie Golf Club, 7 and 6, in b tig \his stamina com- “4 show earlier. el | re af a 36-hole match for the Junior when he defeated Teddy Eggmann, | ee ee I don’t think Schmeling can “bi- doing so we". has kept this —Gus g0es big . n . paand »- - ee 4 IY, pares. favorably Se : ' “Uh: _ Golf championship of the St. Louis : “a, =Cti( ay ter than he can back-pedal. pro , : reads like this: ~~ re ¥e under another handicap for he ran ; to : ayaa aca ( : And think of it—the brave); field and some timely pitch- | a a ‘ Haste Away and Quarter ‘rew driv ' “. ous P ’ 5 . . “4 lers “7 . > } : > was never behind. sale. | te ee a to have the advantage but Egg-!| which I am thoroughly prepared. ' above Schmeling’s belt. | was suggestcd in this column pies of othe ¢ Tarheciet owned by LH. Clay- | ee eo SE Se : ——=| that all the Cardinals needed to | USUaHy win ¥3 ee the Workingham Stakes, have a great season this year | They would > - Sears Tommy Atkins was to have Frankie Frisch have fied. Hesic a ile M Sear : i : : Tey he ea aa ip . oe i eet Tay rest Stuckman in 1 match contin- ° Schroed'r 1] “; ae anil Sibert Wednesday. The sesere represented by two players. They Besley a 4 ee oe WOOD a. 5's iat] cr . Li é é 5 . A a ry ~ ac A hl . = - . . ; : ; } ‘ss 3] ‘4 t ? > = Ss P = ” 4 ‘ « : ; ; > i i a >... as feet of the pin and was down in wilderness of conflicting tourna- that Shatp got better as the | rhird round — Vernon Tictien ligson, Lehigh University, and _— oa ca sss oa : . ° 4 3 : ing saceeunse? in — neue nein. a E Neighborhood BK. ys, Tewer Camp (dou- ‘ | defeated Forrest Stuckman, iil jamin Gorchakoff of Occidental | + daa . F ; ' “ Meh a ago peek - ae te a 4 . mm. m ni ueeseid . ; And This Se eaes i ahiant NGELICAL NOKT SIDE SE! | while Atkinson, who was short and| ®'Y championship held under the ' et ee : ' s Our Champion bs RAD os aa yo bie | to the right with his tee shot, took | #USPices of the Eastern Associa- Ss oe ee te S| Quarter-final round—Kar! Kaz entered. ST. LOUIS STARS OPEN =2) eo one Potion No. 1. Mt, dames ve. St, Soben e 7m } BNOL, 100 tion thie een ee tae final four innings and struck ¢| : =F — The seeded players are: = NL of our readers implores whe p. m.; O'Fallon Ne. 2% Bethel ws. St. | two more strokes to get on and in anata _— mt Se + eh out ‘all nise men in the last.>| ™2!um defeated Teddy Egamanz, diel an: aoe es ef 5-GAM= SERIES WITH | am e had to take a 5, : ® ern prophet, P. Schuyler |? , ose: | 2|3-—-6, 6—3, 6—4. Vernon Tierj.n , SABNYUS RCuEPOM, Lenten, _ * , “YY 3 ol Py milependent, 3:45 p. m | ne ; three innings of the game. He ¢ | eae 2. 6 te “4 l1enberg. “You probably are , 1 , = Massey Defeats McQuaid. Van Bloom, president of the E. L. allowed three hits anid won -his {| defeated Gus Serrano, 6—3, ¢—4,| John H. Doeg, Stanford; 3, Be cme? | DETROIT TOMORROW right about him,” he vide, “hae — Spaces Boece titer — ~-t this from the big attendance en ee MF ation . 1, St. Stepehens vs. Pil 3 and? make open tournaments the sole HY d ’ P a ra Oregon, and 8, Emmett Pare,| Stars, 7 to 6 The St. Louisans ee. ag So ge . O’Fall Nc. 2 2 3s ; nats nintss oday s ralrings es ” at Gus’s shows and the fact that ln canine 2 Ft p. m.; allon Ne. 2, Zien ¥s. | Cards of the Klein-Atchinson | !@8!% for the ranking of players | ee Ras p. m.; (¥allen No. 4. SINGLES. Doeg, Coggeshall and Pare drew | Motor City team while they broke “ a e INTER MEDE. | Morning Round. ship on septional and national | | : Nai ; : ) | OUT— teams. | FORSYTH, Mo., June 193.—The: mann V5. Junior Boehmer; Vernon Seligson will meet Francis Har-| The Kansas City Monarchs lead ereypacria ones re = TOR _ ae cen Ne. SC. a ae pa _—! ie BAR 886 344—-84 In other words, a player's show- | Walnut Shade nine-hole’ golf | Tietjen vs, € harles McMillin. dy of Southern California in the) the league. aici. may have sus- less than wholesale. 4 Forest Park . Klein .........254 746 3264—-41 | '"& in invitation competition would ‘course, located on Highway No. oe ea DOUBLES. ; first round, while Gorchakoff is| Trent, who was the outstanding ag fans > om: Forest Park to th kine Atkinson ink oe 636 455—4°2 not be taken into consideration by i . : Third round—Drew eS and eer- matched against Cadet John _. | pitcher in the St. Louis Stars’ Gus is making a hit, not by ‘ i & Sng ; i «. Merry Makers, 1 . 9, ; . mc ss NTOWN ¥. M SENIOR EM. | . Gamewel] 3b1 j *kne 3b ¢ *°. ie No. Bs . | representing Oxford, and E. R.|\ nnd kre : Mitchell . quette No. %, Chapter Se e score. ee Risewits, 2:45 p. m.: FPalrcreund Ne, the regulation 2 putts for a 4. ment dates, in which almost ev- popes oats agin Falke PROGR. Tee Swen. | 15—17, 6—2. College, the runner-up, are again us to please lay off Gus Son- ; , re ve — , 3:45 pom.: O'Fallen Ne. 4, Zien” James Massey of Crystal Lake T. A.. has a plan that, if it gains e tage ac ay eis | game, § to 0. Sharp now: has 5} | Barnes, 6—4. 4—6. 6—4. Char'es| Georgetown; 5. Harris Coggeshall,| gro National Baseball League end- | De 5S, . oe : ar’es as Apparently there are quite a . camer vs. Nazareth, 3 p. m. ntumtintride tina | Georgetown. dropped three out of five to the me match: and their eligibility for member Oo Golf Cour e “ o © ¢ 1 his act has proved a fine finan- ; "ees ae : Independent, i:45 pn Mm, : F see ens se. L Stewnt tues a ee -, ; ; cial investment ev : couges as N “ ¥. @ € A, P semi-final round—Karl hkam-|pyes in the first round. even in four games at Chicago, , even though the”! cists tee ae ATE EMPLOORD BROV™M LEAGUE, | 1*— ranking committees, either na- | #/0"6 Bull Creek, has been formal-|rano vs. Hodge and Josties; Smith | Helms of United States Military| lineup during their championship| Virtue of wrestling as it was un- . 4 rLOVEO BOYS’ LEAGUE | ’ . a uc ads Ot 3 eet oy 7 a ans ‘eos i es ae = UF > ee LHR wp, oN & . ~ | ’ ] >i . ‘oC 5 ey « e } : . = = Par ........354 444 624--36 70 tional or sectional, nor by chair- ily opened by H. K. Spencer, owner. | and Weinstock vs. Eggman nd | Aeademy. series last year will probably make} derstood in the days of Frank . an Murphy PF. G. Hogans vs. Crusaders, 7) | Werner. a his first appearance on the mound! Gotch, but by sheer showman- & se ae , - nae sn m St. Stanisinus drew a here. Klein ......454 4584 645—41 g2/| Men of Davis Cup, Wightman Cup, | Spencer plans to build a modern e ‘final j Soutl 4 ; et a ay s Bec : ninmittead - : eemi-final round —- Kammann Southern Association. | ; ay 4k , hi ; , ai °F} nm te Atkinson ...465 465 644—43 ¥5 | °F tional team committees. clubhouse. The building will over-| ang B. pore ov ean re eg ; a here Sunday afternoon. Tomorrow Ship and acts that are not with Gware ASNTERKRNATIONAL SOF @EAGUR | Afternoon Round. To realize how radical this pro- | ; an arhes vs. Gordon and Gordon lattanooga, 10; New Orleans, 5./c7fternoon at 3 o’clock the Stars; in the wrestling rules as they a! o Piet (Donble-Headers. ) a - ae nmaeacemmne ecemmeal —_—> N i: Nashville vd — =" — es of inns : - oo ee _saircroeond No. 4. Red Goose ve. Weath. | lobile, 6; Nashville, 4. will open a 5-game series with/| Originally were interpreted. For a *. 1:30 p. m.; Carondelet No. 1, Star | ouT— posal is, it is necessary to under- Atlanta, 4; Memphis, 2. Detroit at the Stars\ park, Comp-| example— seco pane se. Indians, 1:30 p. m. | : ; . ‘rt anh obs 045.09 stand how deeply some of the big | demoratise the sport and central- | ESER ES : ‘ ; ...045 656 444—14 fixtures, notably Sea Bright, | 1ze power in the hands of the | OHIO STATE R v wen te lA I Ba i ME a Bint EO — : men, Se Ese mat? Ske aNd : i rihie-he res. Atkinson ° my IN— Southampton, the Longwood Bow!l, | Sectional governing bedies. 25,000 SEATS FOR - ~ merman So. |, Engineers ve. Freight | : eee Reunts, “ p. m.; Sherman Na. ©. Weast- an Ne , are r The ; nad AM GA mise Rigs é “s yes gay -_" , Foot d - the rhe plan could BG. Ve put Into | G E AT MICHI N ; 800000000000e0000000000e06 © ie le le le .e@ ie le .e@ .e@ 16 ee (6 : eat Res, Ys. treneral Accounts, 4 Pp. mm, 4 = 3 | 7. “ hs | | © 8 .@ .@ | .@ i.e |& |@ 16 6 6 ef es __ Atkinson hoe . . ns : — é “2 tennis. effect until next year, but UN~| Special to the Post-Dispatch ele le ,e 40 1 Le SF _— ag PMPLOVED BOYS LEAGUP ~~ is no an sloom’s intent, | ' . 3 : . i So . pe Tearandie a Sa Karl Lancaster, Woodlawn pro- however, to kill the 4 hi oe if mst will be one of the | } SBptiimint vs . | : se storic | liveliest topics of conversation on | cia a fessional, who has charge of the} tournaments: merely to change! clubhouse verandas ; a are to have 25,000 seats for the comme, Gee handled the tourma-linesir nature. He would have! stands and in locken rae, srand-| Onhie-Michigan football game °t ment for the St. Louis District Goif a ROR Sh 20ceer Pens Guring them converted into onen camneti. Rhein: £9" asi a (Ann Arbor on Oct. 19. Recently Association. Lancaster was caused |, = ‘ de c open competi | the coming months. The subject the Ohio State athletic authorities quite a bit of worry yesterday |, > nO necessarily with a title | of conflicting dates and the re. | ; f morning when a horse ran away at stake, but free of exclusive con- sultant decline of several classic . *y ~ , rol by the clubs so far as num-/ cham jionships ij h ‘aut i chased over No. 17 green and left bie Ghd “euaiite ar « . ic Pionships in the East is on eight or 10 hoof prints. However. ] corned ~eg . % egos is con- | the lips of every tournament com- , “Ga. S deriyin ‘a is ittee a quick and good job of patching 3 ying idea 1s to mitteeman. lencordia No. @ Optimist va. >» ™. Wolverines drew a bye. ~M.C. AL IND STRtAs NO. 1 LEAGt KE. | SPALDING GOLF SHOES| ~— — al en . e v ay-Nerrisn, -1:50 mp m.: Carendetet | COLUMBUS, O.—OQOhio State fans 4 SS i, 3; Pedizo.Weber ws. National Keerimg, | asked for the 25,000 seats and the are broken én before % fES ee SS Fd 138 2 on baa tend request has been granted by the ba as” ean 2. ¢C. A. iXntermsas = ae University of Michigan Athletic * you get them * CS fa om (teuble tate ey 2 LEAGUK. Association. 4 Bey Bo, ree Ne. 2. A. 7. @ Fee . According to Harry A. Tillotson. Peper Se Be em mabey - oe we final- | : — - business manager of the Michigan yeagne No. , ” nase Ba d Fi | 4 Athletic Association, Ohio State’s was repaired. Se se tting an le ding Averages request is the Jargest ever made by Atkinson began playing golf at Of B 7 ae, one conference school of another the age of 9, at which time he rowns and Cardinals lived in Washington, D. Cc. He . formerly played at Woodlawn Browns. where his father was a member Name—fes. -. a ao and it was only recently that the cree so : “Pome Bue Pe membership was transferred tol yc i | Normandie. png aa AR ARE O'Rourke 3h 5° NIGHT FOOTBALL Melillo Bb... 8 PRACTICE TO AVOID HEAT OF THE DAY Epectal to the Post-Dispatch. DALLAS, Tex.—The hot Texas eun will not handicap Coach Ray Morrison's Southern Methodist University football players in their pre-season grind as it did last sea- non. According to officials of the Hilltop echool an elaborate flood- light system will be installed on the practice gridiron which will enable the Ponies to stage their | To Sign Pro Golfer daily workouts at night. This is Car : POPLAR BLUFF ‘ one of the many precautions being | . | oats er et eee Ee taken by Pony officials for the big intersectional contest with Nebraska Oct. 5. Last season while drilling for the West Point came the Mustangs experienced much trouble with the torrid weather. Another aid to the Mustangs in their training this season will be a huge blocking and tackling de- vice, which is composed of i1 dummies and which can be used for dummy ecrimmage. This de. vice was Used during the epring drills. : } a }? (Cadillac, - (: lan , ae et. ‘Op. m.: Heine Boiler, N. ay a ts. Midwest lipieg, i.e ~. C. A. Iwtet “TRIAL NOLS LEAGUE - { Double-Headers. } Tiem., urine Mille +s. Poater ideuta. _? PY» Meraquette Nea. 1. Luclede4 tebe. taick Meal Stove. £:0 ». mi: Paie- ‘ . fatere o ra PFieetrie ws. BR. €. LEAGUE ie Ml hes, _ --* conference school Previous to this, the largest request was for 17,600 tickets, made by Ohio for the dedication game at the Michi- gan stadium. The tickets are to | be sent to the Ohio authorities and i they will be distributed through the athletic association. ' for schedule. ~ & 3, B BS, : For only $17.50, you can start your golfing life, or re- Dt | ~ ~ place your present mismated . i oo es hs “i Bigs ‘ P ’ ie = F a —_ Minor Lea Ss . sat, with a set of Spalding we ae Sue Standings. Ot x . 8 i A 3 orate Ole ery : se " — . pcg ppm ner ot ie : 3 ; 2 A SR OO a = : Bae ; Oe f; 5, ecenes: ¥, ‘hike Tae cS ie oe | Vie wa 0 ee a ys See a 10x ~ 7. 4 , ws oe , oe A ~ ns ; a ite we 74 ; Y 4 ¢ o “ : é Se “or > ne . A aes f “a ~ , > % ~ _ ra ~ . oo SS a “ : > | / 4 Are 3 é Sons ; . . be z yy , a ae ; ane Eh ree — $ . , oS ; eo. gles - c an | oe le in § Le — = 2a me -. of F ‘4 ~ Xe * ae » 3 ~ ** ™ » Bi “ +B un . 5 : . 4ie% shite’ oe age Ke a» 2S 41 “ee * 4 * ’ ¥ oe ote ' ae is ke ie je a Been oe. o> Sea tee * . ¥ : ¥, 2 tty . - bear 383 cee a’ s x tz ~~ ts _ @*eeFtSSssusSS “ussscunw~3 ¢ o z AE A Al i Nags, ip aaa: ys Antena eR oimeic Ree _- oo aS CGetta2ee fwé -¢ Ft. ¥ a i—- s* is Caebiinaes.vn & Samat -—- Ceuedweting S — = = > ~ 2t Re Special to the Post-Dispatch. That’s all you have to pay for BUTLER, Mo.—C. 0 Dunlap of the five essential Symetric KF pe: ¥r wei oan eu ' ‘ ‘ i R 39 y ~ . NOl 44 ; Oo ears, Spalding has made shoes for base- “ Ficolis 22 28 Sel iM — —) —s e¢ ene poem E25 Butler has sold his 4-year-old Irons. Separately, $3.50 each, bay walk-trot mare. Rexola Blees, to Mrs. W. P. Roth of Redwood City, Cal.. for $2700, and has de- livered the animal to Chicago, where the mare will be trained for | horse shows there and in the "+s | during the coming season. so .Y > =f =f — LES > Z is e g —_ hehe dh deleted tok to ke ote PS pes om os a _ " LAG ’ itis % e. @ eattwes me SSES = * , —_— nt et et nd eS * SSUuUSSeKiieKae-tKui ¢ . 4 .% . 7s all made with the skill that es a r..., ° - es 3 , : vit ¥ a ; Pine LEA bie cy *y wy? tet Ww “ke ia ‘ ++ » aa eg | : , H Se - “4 TECESERMATSOVATC ERS 2 2a? SouSae eked -~ ons 33 wea The Z Week 2 PLAY GOLF =: EEE Bs Saturda l ” a. TER vw ov... Ekerete 2 tik $2 y*, Sunda ya, Holidays equal of “firsts” of many ee , “NATIONAL LEAGUE | DAYLIGHT te DARK | brands. Orly 50: | s ‘ster 2.1. ? Chub ee 18 Heles Creeping Bent Greena ' - a 1 45 ° ; aepeire: ae + z . >i jj Piet? > Coeur Fee Golf 7 CENY * ; “uir~ Hh —— S2-cessuss nud ss Suse Teaas Leaguc. Dalias, 15; Beaumont, 7. ee | 4; Shreveport, 3. ~ .Waeo, 14: Wichita Falls, 3. # Worth, 3; dan Antonio, 2. Grape, __ ogi, 5. am a8. me om Tritt rrr ty ft —_ O95 89S906—8n gn uKouunrne OO-S8S09-S0umgeoswiinnesn >! SSsecessssstsstiu~tueuns OSHS OSUSu RE Oe BHO Uuiweaeun: Roles. P| . oat 4i3 Li Al, LEAGUE. Mt \_ ¥.. Fat, ss Wt Wayre 23 25 ase 4 - Servier $228 2S a wis oe ‘ woh E rad . kao &t ’ i — re 5 “sf ¥ = s aa tt) fs 3 8 Olive Street Read, Hun From Leen

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Ul around ‘high school star, is favored to land | good meet ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —_ FRIDAY, JUNE L ATHLETIC an aouere & = € ethene «MP OL LUUTD FUDI*UI Un _. ATTRACTS 111 — RE 199 MEET of, nee et AEA LOT AA LOL ’ a A reinhardt trophy | four divisions. annual Sunday field meet last and will 14 and 15, 14. Trophies junors, tomorrow in the fif- | gets, under t Francis ja division. | medals i ners, Starting time is 1:50 p. m Mahl will serve as starter. senior division lists and Carl Deber team, | Place, Everett Brodhage former | man Methodist and William f West Presbyterian, all Washington runners. | Norman Kincheloe win annual meet, a 111 silver and individual Gold, £0 to entries are en- will the entry list Kingshighway Westminster ® entries each, The highest | Wilson Piace entries. and with 1 the Kingshicghway’'s Joa, id Cook, tops next as second. will be divided into wood records in lf short of ready cash ask about our } Payment Plan. 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HARRIS COGGESHALL i? i AND GEORGETOWN STAR (0 (rom ine start OC me ENTER TENNIS FINAL ba (‘oxgeshalil Asin aid NEW YORK, — “dope again proved Eastern intercollegia championships .two favorites round. was also a member of the con- team that-played the all- ‘BEAVERS SIGNS TO He wai COACH AT ARKANSAS Big-Six conference team at the FAYETTEVILLE, Ark., June 21.} close of the last fall. Beavers played high school foot- i By the been added | ball in both Mena, Ark.. and Heav- staff at the Uni-| emer. Ok., and both towns claim and will help | him. coach-elect, this fall. Arkansas trying to the com- armed ty hay erties Jones, put in » busy ts, two doubles rat ls a tion tu Cogeeshall’s gipeteeee ihe fleid in ihe f of the dotbies. In es a round thev «de feated the ie teum) of Kowden and ee Stone by 6--3 i1-€ % Oe went on to an easy ‘third tory over Thomas Calta Henry King of Fordha 6— 1. season —Garland Beavers, former Razor- | luted Press back football to the coaching 'versity of Arkansas Glenn Rose, freshman with the yearling squad Several high schools in and Oklahoma have been .get the Arkansas star for ‘ing but Beavers tinue school at Arkansas | Rose the frosh Beavers is not eligible at the University, having i'plaved the thre: ‘Tast season he Was chosen 'southwest-conference fullback, |was awarded a trophy as the most valuable player in the conference. ' June o 1 — The correct star, has to ;o1lT! te ienn.s ’ with thie the tinal the Pe OSES POPLAR BLUFF GOLFERS TO MEET CHARLESTON Special to the Post-Dispatch. Gregory Mangin of Georgetown POPLAR BLUFF, Mo.. continued his triumphs in the up | —Golf players of the halt of the draw by taking set semi-final match from Strachan of Princeton hb a — 4, t—IJ. En the “1 the brilliant Wester! Harris Coggeshall of Grir- an even more sweeping over Frank Bowden of The scoren We: 6- (, vesterday reaching June con- hie Ip | |Country Club, with a will and gridders. football | already years. | is all section andiries of against Country season, per Poplar record of hav- lost tournament that this Will play a se- Straight Donald scores of lower half invader, a at nell this citw Sunday, : triumph the Charleston : | Columbia. CO; ch two matches and one in the round being , layed by of the State. tor inZg won t}—4 6G robin * teams in lLidorado Monroe. allotted ; scored players of Club. Lake (Chari THE SPORT OF QUEENS GeeyvHounp Racing TONIGHT | Highway 11 Now Open NY) a. 20004 x290V) AA O OO () o , { 900 IO Cp ‘oe, Q é STARTING A WOW OF A YEAR ZF fore Golfers are demanding Wilson | Hol-Hi this season than ever demands | ed any single ball by name before. 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a -~ :? - (2? r7 234 «¥ eS i oe ata ivers hese ~~ te TRIE pe PURSE Both Dili the start of ft} iit: a ; L* £7 ¢ Tle “a7 Pros art # lone : : . ao = if ’ = by iS} Pom, . YO GoOuDlesS hats Nes in ad r Dos ‘On Beshail's Sinewi« ai t | ; s 'rilump) field in @ n i} rth ro OUubles. Lr the co defeated ft) e s* : TT fiuites Ly uzue. } 7 \ Ick AilexXaudria ries ile | : Pr 2 aatinre im 1a ’ LULL - J Ae MS)? OF QUEENS Racing NIGHT way Il Now Open x ‘= Admission | 50c Post Time Saturday, 7:4% Week Nights, &:t9 L CLUB iy tiliated Vith and U nder the Direction of the Interne. tional Grey. hound Racing Association of Americe new REFINEMENT eS [IN SMOKING WHOS ¢ WHO?) "BIG LEAGUES “» Major League Leaders (Incinding Games of June 20) NATIONAL LEAGUE. Batting—Terry, Giants, .393. Runs—Douthit, Cards, 58. Hi Terry, Giants, 92. ms batted in—Hafey, Cards, 0. Doubles — Herman, Frisch, Cards, 20. Triples—Frisch, Homers—Klein, Cards, 18. Stolen bases—Cuyler, Cubs, 20. Pitching—Grim, Pirates, 10 won, 1 lost. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Batting—Foxx, Athletics, .396, Runs—Gehringer, Tigers, 57. Hits—Gehringer, Tigers, 88. Runs batted in—Simmons, Ath- letics, 68, Doubles—Johnson, Tigers, 24. Triples—Manush, Browns, Scar- ritt, Red Sox, Combs, Yanks, 7. Homers—Gehrig, Yanks, 19. Stolen bases—Miller, Athletics, Fonseco, Indians, Cissell, White Sox, 8, Pitching—Grove, won, 1 lost, Leading Batters NATIONAL LEAGUE. Player—Club. AB. R. H. O’Doul, Phila 214 52 84 Terry, New York. ..234 41 92 Herman, Brooklyn..229 40 87 Roush, New York. .221 42 83 Frisch, St. Louis...240 46 89 .371 Klein, Philadelphia.240 46 82 .371 Leading batter a year ago today — Hornsby, Boston, .410. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Player—Club. AB. R. H. Pct. Foxx, Philadelphia..202 44 80 .396 lazzeri, New York.204 32.80 .392 Cochrane, Phila...197 50 76 .386 Manush, St. Louis.236 39 88 .373 Simmons, Phila....196 35 71 .362 Robins, Cards, 10. Phillies, Hafey, Athletics, 10 Pct. 393 393 380 376 FRIDAY, JUNE STORE OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 9 P. 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Buy the kiddies one to -piay lawn, absolately waterproof. $1.75 NATIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL | Guaranteed 18 Innings [9 $2.50 Louisville Slugger Bats, $1.35 $1.75 Baseball Bats, special... 98c $3.50 Horsehide Gloves, oil-t..$1.98 $6.50 Jack Ayan League Glove $2.98 $1.25 Wool Baseball Caps, new..49c $5 Scoop Catcher Mitts, now $2.98 $11 Earl Smith Catcher's Mitt. $6.45 $7.50 Catcher's Mask, full pad $4.65 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH y BARNEYS WE GUARANTEE EVERYTHING WE SELL é PADS 45c\"1 25 WEDGE == AUTO $3 TO $5 ALL-WOOL BATHING SUITS For men and women, sizes 34 to 46; for boys and giris 28 to 34. One-piece Cali- fornia and 2-plece styles, solid colors fp and fancy combina- *,%} = THAN EVER. CUSHIONS 55¢ MEN'S $3.& $4 Styles Up to the Minute THINK! CHOICE SATURDAY co ie oye ete. Piain faney braids = bands in all regular sizes; also $2 genuine Ital- jan Trucitele soft. straws, : CHOICE... Saturday, One Day Only Khaki, water=- i | xerd ‘size 7x7 eet, complete with poles, ropes i ne ae ee Bere as eae i RE aie le BORG a a iene tia a a ae is Pe “ o> (es eek At ce * y ae ee ee CT WO SPE tes “ ' ‘ we 9 . » , din eat seamemeimeniiins. dake teaaia iene ca 2 WR OP ~~ Sear ee AB fw Nee __ — 4 vist ew’ Si Lettie al Leading batter a year ago-today —Goslin, Washington, .434. Big Six | G. AB. Foxx, Athletics ..53 202 Foxx, Athletics. 53 202 Hornsby, Cubs ..57 212 P. Waner, Pir’as56 217 Gehrig, Yankees.54 193 Ruth, Yankees. .38 135 Yesterday’s Home Runs Wilson, Cubs ....... Hornsby, Cubs . High, Cardinals d 4 * . _ » ¥ a Pa” % b's 4 eae i ar ze x > ."» a4 a SS . * '. 7 - . . . a : _— . . #4 ” — oP. xe . 4 * tae ~~". - By » + +” x . ~*~ _** _ “ey *, ‘ss R. . -* > . “ "a's . ) ~~ ba ~*~ - Pte “tee Bencttetereane c n ae . «* an ta: >) Alexander rs % “ae . +, ; _“ “eS ; ? j ; xa * ees. “s : : * : = 3 oS SO totals — National, 322; 3 aa My . a . se — , +? »** ._* « 2 “eee * _ © as > , . eS » ee «5 x My 7 i” » = ee . one of = es Oo >"> a Soa . re , te ** 7+ * ¥ 7 «“* ‘n*e"s “» Ms 7 se @ =. >. * a Se Be ie “So ¥ 4 ‘ . _e » . ene — ee P . . “sa * . 4 — P * “a ee Se . >> “Ae ~~ . is 8 e » . ‘ : ed «i wnvate Seer ‘tes . i — 6 +.“ "a ’ \ . ry x. . > i ~*~ a «« ° +_% » « . £ .* _* . - . ne . e . . le a . ig * e -* x. a 4 ¢ ™ — Black Baseball Shoes, pair...$2.95 a T5e FLASHLIGHTS ID $1.50 Eveready Flashlight, comp., 69c 500-ft. Focusing Flashlight... $2.49 —O AUTO FLAG HOLDER With painted shield; attach fo radiator cap; adjustable te all sizes; complete with 2oOpu FISHING TACKLE $1.75 FLOATING = MINNOW BUCKETS Saturday Special 75: $1 % Stee Fish Rods, 3 joints..49c $1.75 Trotline, 150 ft., 50 hooks, 79c $1.25 Multiplying Fish Reels....59c } $2 Fly Rods, split bamboo, $-95 ft. 9Sc $3.50 Telescope Rod, cork grip $2.69 $6 Featherweight Fly Rods...$3.98 $3 Cast’g Rods, 4-5 ft., cork g., $1.59 40c BAMBOO Ms POLES ~~ Sc sass ee tte eeS EE GN NE on at a RR RE Na te ve Cl eee ne eee B R. H. Pct. 44 44 53 71 47 71 51 63. 34 43. @ sags tion — = ce 222. Grand total, 544. — —_ £ 4 Fancy, for men sage young men, pictured, and 15¢ ATHLETIC Fancy Rayen Mt MADISON’ KENNEL ENTRIES, RESULTS First race, three- agg oe od mile: Baby Buck Mead Baby Face II Mighty Maid of Hearthill Lady Dorothy Retond race, one- os. mile: t a oe tie eligible: St. Asaph Sigs. ye" "73 , Silver Lette Also eligible: Bay pene 9 8-INCH . ol _ ot " “== ¢. per ‘ Sasi’? % ; WS ide — - - —— — . 7 —- . . . . ‘ y gery — — : ay yy =" . . CS di " 2s emt nanan te st Ae et ae © Se eM : ‘ ~ © P . P iy 4 : . + —* a _ : 3 \ . , - * Aveo he es ae ae - » Pieset get a a as My etait Sikh wc . : ? oa eo Renae ers e zh 5 ety lle stated baa SE) Son be - : 3 at . tel at ete ” : Pa} ean Bet ; E OES Fee Ve " a iit ae. aaiatls 5 SE sh eos Pig par Se sos cot RR SOR agg ety Rule kde sal Sa ORD Aes aE, s pe ty Wists tacs ; } We cede Pete SGP MII RS RPh TT apie MS a Sree : SEF i oO Ape AR ae AS epigh e ante ye ib eS $m Pere - . 1 ~ im a > z - weapeny fr now weg = » sateen ee hg . epebannge . a — - que~ : oe Ses a : : . Bases. sss Sn Third: race, futurity: a : : 3S a Shaan nn . ee: a in rhe A guaranteed. . . Bias oon Se Tu Complete wit ug ‘ RR leet crotch Hold Mary Ellen Burr ° °2 False Foeman Also eligible: oxy : _ — | ened. Jock Recoil ‘ | Fourth race, futurity: tm S88 On Go e ° a Ae Billy Drive $1.75 Steel Tackle Bor with tray. -98c $12.50 FANS $7.50 Shakespeare lev. w. Reel $4.95 $2.50 Shakespeare lev. w. Reel $1.98 35c ASSORTED PRESERVES, 2-L2. JAR, {9c $1.75 Silk Braided Line, 20-b. T. 89c ‘ 2} te 3 FEET COMPLETE SATURDAY 25c Pure Apple Butter, 36-0z. jar 29c}{50c Del Monte Fruit Salad, now SOc 10c Asst. Jellies, 2 6-0z. glasses 2 35c Spiced Crabapples, 2} can. 198c¢ § 10c Jelly Powder, all flav., pkg...Sej}51.25 Pears, hvy. syr., No, 10 can, 69e 10c Flavoring Extracts, 2 for 25 | 10c & 15c Spices, whole or ground 25 Jack Frost Bak. Powd,. 1 bh. 17 London Jockey Michael's Pet ’ YN RE $1.25 ICY-HOT VACUUM BOTTLE ET AR A AOL OO A I ES TTT NT te ATRL TT Ne tT IE TS LS LT SLT EIT LLL LOLOL I IC OLLI AL: OLE ES IE A : . ‘ » > $ : ~*~ Ht » Plate et th tes boner i“ os “er co ADS at Nit a TR nan ~~. _ wn aterriagh te gph PR at 54, dts Corrinne eng Also elizible: Buck's Hilcou Western Bandit ag we resen Fifth race, five- sixteenths mile: Chord Actor Boy Seadoone Spalding Bard Ta Bonnie _ Parton Also eligible: Nobie_ Earl Tiger Bill Sixth race, futurity: Bold Knight ; Daring ink . Mounted Ranger B a CES SOLE QRS a y . Te RET © a on ne ae ap doy ame ~ od : ~ tte oS ee i tee) ee ee ea ee or wee ane . , mag Wi die ed . , a =i s i cane OM mA gy AE — ooligan Marsworth Rector Hileourt Wonder Also eligible: toadmaster on one-fourth aes an Dyck INVINCIBLE Ham a ld oe Ho White Dreadnaught “Also elieible: The pes tet Pat Eighth race, futurity: Ukelele Lady Decision Paddock Judge Also eligible: Kerry News Solace Hedwick's Toreador Sizar Ninth race, -a heEW shape ~a1.JeENeCrous size Results. ankle patch. at 2 for 285 MILD At tHRoucH | pe ES TE 8.20 Retty Macad, “‘Bacca O’Lene St. Budssux, Subway and Arined Man also ran. SKCOND RACE—Quarter ie: ao 4.80 Honey Empty Bucket five-sixteenths mile: Mr. Hoo Doo - Golden Nuggett Lucky Concern Also eligible: Sharper : ba ord Definite Deman Tenth race, Odd Band Ballyknockin Mickey Concern Parbuckle Kelly Burr ‘WHITE CANVAS SHOES eS For boys and young ahi, eligible: men. With nonslip - rubber soles and futurit ‘Spalding Brutus aw id anna he Karl 70c English Breakiast Tea, b...38c 30c Tea Party Pickles, 14-02. jar 129 50c Select Olives, quart jar....35¢ 15¢ French Style Mustard, now..9c |POSTMASTER] $1, PUMOR. With | CIGARS, OF 50 — Cit —————————— $5 SPORT OXFORDS ®or men and boys: newest two-tone black, brown and tan; s¢v- eral styles. 17.40 7. 40 " Irish vee. Divie Drea ad- naucht. Garua, Deacen 8S. and Get Along Quick als) ran. RACE—F uturity: OY yan - 6,80 4.20 4.00 4.20) ; 5.80 Market Price. ‘Sudbrink. and Kempton also Bronze Effigy 6.40 ay Warsier Santa "he Morriss S. ran 4.60 4.20 3.00 6. 00 20.4. ’ Orange Bitters, Judge ment, Churehvire Prince, Joe Parton oe Bive Fire also ran FIFTH RAC K—Three- “ae mile: 00 540 .; 18.00 Silver Spoon — men * o ‘ ‘han aker +e ieee BP ‘Time. 40.4. Picifer. Goblet. Call Bob, Santorb Prince Royal also ran. SIXTH RACE—Futurity: Pat Fiynn ” aided cectnideaety oe A and oy = i “28.3. Gun Metal, ' Be rap " Bondage, By No Means and tlement also ran. RAC K—One- fourth, 3. nt : Lateyan. Something —. “1 $5 gat SHOES, $2.951 51.50: STICK > 60 260 ring SimitktP*Esay Beiter “anil $42 AUTO SEAT COVERS ran. ~ an. 3.40, 3. . a Siemechiiin Pen- cust Jimmie ie hes Ba Be. : rs ieee 2 9 e a - nd Fivergan also ran shee haan ; OD ED 8.60 “ARMY (¢ GOODS STORE 2, ' : : ee ‘ 3 a se i ti oi re t Rea ae ss re. PE ae ote. > a e } 4.40 —_ ff * , —. oR $44 > | t \" rt ee ae , iia a8 P é _ inca aid oer ; : , , 3 -— 2 4 © we oe es a , ale rool , - Ze aes:

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PAGE 28 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ____- FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 192___— ee — F + Leaders Remain Unbeaten | . om =Music 3 In Legion Baseball Play - eee erformances marked the third round , it Same : ae a . , a pAR| THREE. ee eae > > i gst bud ¢ »? & sa. 77 : - ~ * —~ Mion ey nee it. “ Several pretty pitching Zames of the City American Legion Junior Baseball League, yes serday afternoon. The leaders in the three divisions kept their —J | — . . 3 Y OF records of victories unbroken. 12 Y Lahey, of the leading Goldmans . | - | $n the North Side division, allowed | ¢ . | ae | : only one h.. in defeating the Peers- South Side League b ; N SCH i Williams-Hawks, 8 to I. P 8 AND ITS SUPER © pA APP PPP PPP DD PPP PPP PD ILIA IAA Intkia of Anderson Post No. 54) gf. maTHEWS |, CARON'LET STARS ABH ABH.O.A, : and Schiave of Rovsevelt No. 2 tied A. , Poteet If. 4 Recker c-3b up in a pitchers’ battle. The latter crcever 26% son as to Whether. Heiter Neg * 3 ' 4 | poser tng, Maddox’ Prob- RHE ; RHE. AB.H.O.A “alcat’a &2 1 ' é ite ' 0 : P Nica 3 ” allowed four hits to Inukia’s two, Maguenherst West End League Totals... 3512 . Totals... + Pr } Hu Successor, Will Yield J Brown 3 ———— * ~ oS 7 *” ~~ we SC IZ rrr ste on Boas mio ORE CT ome ee 0006) eee ee rr ee COS OND oe Cem ee SONS screorsicisS CP) _ 3" oO ts aa ~~ S but faulty support caused the downfall of Inukia and the Ander- Lag 3b... ince. $ + 678 af - i $$8398 3 sot : Carondelet Stars ..0 0 0 Os A iS ‘= See TF (i siice’, mittee, Ris SMA WUC Wes SUAS SR i Nae a Sy | = ee ee, / Nee / S/he aS beng Nabe ~, ~ 8 Y nic u es ’ ry % : an 3 5 » ¢ yr et eS .é' go * : > and the Su perintendent of | ‘ , . ; 4 5 — : ae rs Ci SZ ge e mites en; Be P | . ; pa : a S) : : ion. ‘ on t ed b y t h e b Oa rf itive head of the citys) S herr eo Ohe re | ShSSse Crs: 905 Soe Coe 2 to: Divi = i) te OE et ek S DS oh 2S We ei x | : : exec! oo (7S WG: Seecs acters al , ‘ 4 p —e e aw i P eee Pea é or . She S ey , . ~ SS k , | syste, have been at outs. S oo “SS ey wS st 66 I g E 2, A \¥ €5 es “ Ss Se OHS: 4 ‘é | e | ‘~S tA whl bas been not unceasing war- , Sim yar pwn. sin so a ‘ _— aS os re series of skirmishes, | but @ ex i2 xy = : RYE, S WAS (A WS G (aN 5 | ee SO tats Opn Ame sh to make th ~ ~ Y on ANG 3": '5 Nee & £P - 6g nae So ees ? ae _uous enous AKC e WG: (ZS MGAGAGs 1G: MAG si8 v 4 fF oS os MM Se ns ae OR anaes ” Ss ra ‘s record, from 1917 to the oe” Se “# y ee ad _ 4 4. 4 _ , > all cs » cans we , “~ ; ae ae . ; Ee 3 story of contention. Two . ~ , Re s eon « uf c : , ¥ ee - at, @ J . — — x ox o Z Os \ # \_ 4 | 2% wx | A “cos t) ) Innings. _ _ SY - _ *-« : . wh. o— Ld Ja é - 7 OL A BD A A rT «. eo % B)))_AD))_AN))_d } r . ; th _ ~ -_ ~ > ~}-~2 __ ~~ 2 Sheer 2>.. Evans Jb... Noble lb. e Amon Pp.. Finan c.. Klinger if. Gold #8... sen rf.. Hassen cf. Totale ...351213 8| oto wstSo lhe Tete ro 1 3 : 3 stendents. John W. Withers = me Z| (ZS (ZN (t's tt rs 2 ; oy is yy ree ae a be se i ee a Pes Smee y _ \ | 191: to 1921, and John J. PRA RE RL ST NRE t DAG iat 6 ee ie for the past eight years, os a — aii BF le te Ns. yO ey ee . : the losing contest a PP es -_ \_£ >i Marnf'd 1b Rozaitis c 3 Dat © ««. ~~ \) 3 — a) ~ >>> Soe Oty Wis Sts SoS > Vi we 1 \ J “~~ Ml, 4: 0 ~—* . eo - 7 e* earried on 3 ! an tA on oe & Mesto Bae. ; - = a | tehe thority. 5 ) ; : : > —~ —— . ae ‘~ ere Sette pete ‘ i eutteate : - g ; , “ aes Nap : the hig af er a u . See WG: (GA (GB ”. - me ~ m2 Ss om rT tT “| —_—_—_—— 3 a —_ Nie hw , : 2 ae - : wi rg Z e* we” . Me 4 ; %: ; . fg a : ie ge she hos ad _ meeting J uly 9. tt , We RS Sa > be elected superintendent by ef 11 to 1-of the board mem- N - \ \ N . Sy e a eee é ae» - ¢ : az : > y Te Rt gn Ur ge ie ge f SI} IMONS DOUBLE | re en 3 iat eee we F It wit! remain to be seen he’ a . x J Se’ . ‘ 2 % a Ber ad aokin iw “LAs ‘ oS ota Fe a > - = whether st rife between . -. 8913S Hi 55h SDSS OHrsoNOSHE Sart > e523 is Totals ...34 4231 ee te. Dreiser psri ~A ~ ¢ ’ —_ *) So oe” Srerspgeemasesrs = |, o : MacOS SKOl&. | ts >> |} wig ew ow AN a Ny a A EZ 1222. O2d-+! PR ae ° ae 2: 4567 Me am NO, «+++. AG 3: 2 1 0—10 Cardinals ......---0 1 0 "2315201 x—11 PEER-WILLIAMS League Standings TIGERS 9.4 SOUTH SIDE LEAGUE. Club. , St. Louis Demons eeeeneveeee® 1 Cardinal Reds esceeeeeeer Junior Voyarers «««ceerss- Carondelet Stare oseeveeeaveee Stock 0. > se, aS mw th « AN et / "~ ., % ou + t EC K S RING : ; % | : yp oy } s | , « £ “1 ce ia . & b. . Ss sa RS eee es 7 - guperintendent and the boa rd. 4 =e KY : BN 3 aN, D p : : : om ys Z oe ghee an Fe : _ ied? Se tomes. a sufficiently to avoid trouble, =: (EE: (A S a: (GS (Ba UG shether he will dominate achool af ‘ AN Wt es - to fe put pod pet BS Cis HRMS, ez 55-5 33 =) D LEAG * w . tm ° ° > SiS SO scowecs: i Cotstorr a.) Witgtoe aad wel oom ~ pn esas did some of the previous iw - ZPCWALNUT H@) Ge) eee : | os ° ) a Pe ow gees, —) we ree tines Mel Ms. . ceseese . . a Tr wniors * seRatted for Hahn. | OUrneF NORTH Smordrsrdis s ing Trained in St. Touis. BEDROOM SUITE -_ Se eo a ep St. Louis No. $.-cece pee ee Hawks .+--> ham No a « st. unbroken for more than ars. of choosing @ superin- i , H i. . 1 eoeee eevee ilson araqware «.«+2esee ows. FRANKLIN NINE. | pr. ee HOA, | prankue Onmrsiese os 5 # P f§ e be ; 4 : he s Ae Poy F * See me ; 3 % , bordinate position in the St. LEADS ILLINOIS SENIOR | it Pe wg ‘3 = Pgs ee = 3%: tes : ee eB : et ss ae ; = f > , ae AD ae oa : ~ ; ORES fg * iP SA al _— e Charles 8. Castle of Oak Park Club, 7 , f/ g@» : EEE é oN FAL ) 2 alae Lhe superintendency from outside Chicago, although past 70 years of | | “4 7 wa oa Be , ee Rete | (Se ee y ee Vee ’ ae uis; all were promoted from | age, yesterday led more than 100 . ; S. © 4 s ee . § epee = = ak it 7 ie os sistant superintendency or an | members of the Illinois Senior Go-f : ! | rake % z Be ‘a whit | 2 " p ee | \ 8) | ak ertncipalaliel s fc Ss is 3 Cas bes eS hf | . _ “4 Ane e board had expected to make ASSAD EP OR re ish Goldb’'x ss Alongi cf. Floretto 1b nw comrw CY CCI} i> i wi BANE AT ea moe te abs cn — hhis be Oe owS ee wotort one ; : ; . : : . ’ ' ‘ ' ' : : ‘4 ' $ ? ; ; i — ' : | 2 i ' , ; ; we) ' ‘ a4 ' ‘ : : . : . : ——— ~1 Ww rh 32> >be: ~~ FA Pc T Raho AR ane ae aE . Ris SM nah eS i? , oT eT ee a 7 " ; rs wt . . ie in Class A with a gross of 93 and 1\@ net of 71 over the hilly course of ithe Illinois club. 4 Schrur 3D. The oldest man in the organiza- Dubman cf, tion, Dr. G. W. Webster of F loss- Totals.. 26 82139} moor Club. despite his four-score years, labored over the rolling ae Time emt ed - ~~ Mags a Welitz ef. . parora co ccesnom osety OM mou SHH sted Ons o- >] course in a broiling sun in 99 strokes. —— eel Offered Coaching Job By the Associated Prese. - COLUMBUS, O., June 21.—Ernie Godfrey, former Ohio State Uni- versity athlete, and at present ath- letic director at Wittenberg Col- lege‘ Springfield, O., has been of- fered the position of freshman footbal} coach at Ohio State, the athletic department of the universi- ety announced last night. O°misroOn ~ OMe sa e~wis? 2 lew st O’Con’r rt Novack pb. Totals... 3 OOSsworwMHe?” - : Orn DH emr9 005 O” 9] rors sate soc s olwoos te) ~ toa : Dy ee 8 ary a. 3 AP . We be rs tee ty iF & 1 i * bi ey 3 - e ¥ » a 3 wy “S Pe et oa Fon oe ane et -o 79 Roos: ie ae ae iY rt E “5 eke reek ru * ae ka cat Te J See ~s a mk ee. as : _ tS My pare oe - , £3 Migs hoe? a a4 P ye i as fe 4 aed ad o> 4 M P cher 3 ae : FN os aay a oF Ae eat tn a *. % co % m er SRR ees ScREEN-GRID RADIO ATER Key, i ° le “4 9, .¢ ef . {: *.* y $i “ - a STALL re ' te ; > 77 , bf gas tise wie , ee srerrepa it) 7 Association by winning first place : Ge trast ; a } i na | ap See : cee | Py) 3 y Be fac - a | Pe | hoice of Gerling temporary or Pay $2 a Week When we offer you a 6-piece Bed- room Outfit for $159.50, complete with a genuine Simmons Beautyrest Mattress, that ordinarily sells for $39.50, and a genuine Simmons Dov- ble-Deck Coil Spring, which sells regularly for $17.50, need we say more? The national reputation of the Simmons Trade-Mark, combin- ed with four pieces of beautiful, mas- sive. walnut-surfaced bedroom furni- ture, should be sufficient to bring everybody in St. Louis, needing a new Bedroom Outfit, into this store Saturday morning as fast as they can get here! Open Evenings Till 9 O'Clock abtionary. but its counsel has ed that a permanent choice, fixed term. must be made. bably will mean that Ger- be elected for four years, fall rank and authority. ed Wing is 58 years old, and was at Normandy, St: Louis Coun- parents lived later In Co-/an i, Mo, and he attended the; Elias }S8hools and the University of | tlong there. taking the degrees Sup Bhelor of Arts, Bachelor of explar ‘aad Master_of Arts. He was lowed or graduate in law. and / inte fall a student was employed | velope Pinstructor in modern itan- | ett, = ‘Sn the university. In 1894) He $95 he was principal of tho | most High School. He took | gant ted «studies in Cornell Unt- | in ¥ holding the President White | econ ip in Political and Social Six , and studying those | fused and the Philosophy of Re- | made fecti Be Made Aid by Blewett. ing to St. Louis tn 1899. he nade principal of Laclede | He has been in the serv- the St. Louis schools ever He was principal of Fre- Schoo! and Wyman Observa- Schoo! for Harris Teachers’- e He was appointed an aa- Superintendent tn 1915 by Mtendent Blewett, and has a8 an assistant ever since. meriv had charge of elemen- md high schools in the south- of the city. Since the re- azation of the itnatruction de- mnt by Superintendent Mad- mree years ago, he has been Ministrative charge of all In the city, handling mat- Mm eur niles tenchine corps, . & ee : ae | : ra. fr Sricting and tranie Hon. Was ty arried in 7% tea The a ica by 96 to Mise | “es ., . 4 Adams of Sheipina. Mo., : arsh as hi«x classmate at Missourt | rsity. Thee have : the nd a son. John inc and fi daughter. Mrs. | thon Hickey. wife ‘ _ wit “1 of the principal Madison hool. -.Assietant al tendent Gerling ta a Scot- = | te VM ‘20OnN. and | ed nd a member of ontin mn Heights Ranptist Church © be' ween the > = Mtler ‘ PE — — ee ’ became " familiar | 4 * public soon after Dr. | : “Hers was elected to ths left hy Superintendent ‘’ ok th to ath im 1917 - Withers’ Withdrawal. fall of 1920 that tive A. ye a Ce ee ee a ee ae ; - ' ’ , ne ee BONG sig POODLE ee the point | + . RM MRE SPS, Beige SFE EEG ESA. cc 3 it was made Your choice of a new Atwater Kent Screen-Grid Radio will mean just this to you—the clearest flow of pure - = ease tone quality yet produed by any radio—new power | Wren cation were opposed to reach faraway stations—new sensitivity—new = | = : teat he ean needlepoint selectivity to separate the stations rr | or 0 te el ee and pick out the one you want. Come L 7 “a tytn at once and hear it! See it! : a — ve rm ~ ctter awe | : 2 ft i a Dr. Withers enid: eR : b& Biter ‘ im possible. under | iat now exist In the On. to render to ¥ ability the kind ervice which the Tignt to expect. .. er well qualified Ponaibilities suc- ‘Oem mot have the ¢ suppert of his cs. and if he mast “ming atmosphere reonal eppes'tion of Part of the board's In May-Stern’s display you will find a large and varied assort- ment of cabinets for your new Screen-Grid—made by the best of American cabinet make - € | iT] iI 5. . E. Corner 12th a > —— r '" Se ete! remaina ! teac partment of edu} cide

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XI Do eS ha tad * RE — RRT aR RN eeS “RRRE NS eaS individual teachers s a 2a ) Vk OF 12-YEAR wae eee teachers should not be | f future sea armament discus- |; | | srougnt into such arguments, but sions. | | a that they should be designated as While the treaty has not yet | Submerged in Roman Lake 1000 Years _ ru A, 3 r i : | come into full ferce, lacking the 7 , | The group in the board *which | adherence of Japan, it has been b | sought to embarrass Maddox, it / considered by high American of- Bs ae —_ oe q | Was noted, was the Same Ww hich : ficials for some time to be a logi- | cin g ENDEN S brought about his appointment cal basis for negotiations for re- : %, a 2 ; and which approved his reorgar duction of armaments. je | ker >. ies we . | — - , omg plan. Blumeyer and Rich- The value of the treaty in this ve ES a = = 3 if 7 ar Murphy led the 0} position resnec i i Aa ill e ae il ee %, ae os! Wh YOS spect was first stressed by Am- |; | , ms anon as to ether | Slated to Head Schools to Maddox. bassador @bson tn his speech be- | ae ae ES a? a | 27, f FB i aes on é. ee oy ‘ = x : , ae | tal 4 3 Maddox’ Prob- | By the end of 1927 several ore the recent neeting of the/| mg, 3 ) members were attacking Maddox's | League of Nations preparatory dis- policies. Henry Heier said that armament commission, and Presi- ' Successor, Will Yield es ; the reorganization plan, for which Later, Sir Esme Howard dent Hoover referred to the treaty FORE . North Dakota Congressman a . gh | : he voted with s reluctance, h: las meaning “a nee an aban “| Bie he % ae ae | BY Fis . Avoid Trouble or Will ¢ fe Re one eels peg ae | Me ee eter Tarek, ee ne 2 stanton a ae eet)©6dUrges Senate Committee RS re wee eS ment of the axzgressive use of arms > es ; ; . “ss manded a return to the former | > : iby every signat , at} , ‘ . Boris 4 _ ! pr C ; 'Dy every signatory nation” and “a eae : : silken. . | 7 Beets plan. Ben Weidle. president of the | Chairman of Foreign Re- isincere declaration that all arma- | # J Sey : x | . ; i 2 to Change House Figure snate Policies. board, complained that “person- | . . iment hereafter shall be use E ‘ | ° & | p e( la person | lations Committee. ment her aft > shall be used only | ; e m ve ? een © of 63 Cents. cs és 3 alities’’ were receiving t present % 2 eo Saat ag rd “ tle , E | office assistant to seediek: di. a ‘Great Britain end the United States | automation! Photo. =| Sones i ee Ro? po te 6 ted that cary J. wer Ing Res mat rector f ne eferenc AU. WASHINGTON, June 21.—The'!is interpreted in both official and | . . . fe clected superintendent by| | yy Ri Maktex has iatcly prennctitdergc =: préstine af Premier MacDonaid|¢iplomatic circies as: intended to|, Ce*ved wolf head. which was taken from the rates teund st the ae ean ueeieane aaa ees Of She board mem- “e o Spencer devoted hit 18 na thi anc mhassac ;, ..| bring the question of naval parity | bottom of Lake Nemi. The head was supposed to have graced the oe é ee th edad oo | wil remain to be seen | is 2 se itio “ ‘ sect a i: in shay: and Ambassador Dawes in their i. a ghar aa anil Wlaiaad ve Semen | bow of one of the ancient Roman galleys that once so proudly | maton increasing e ore sale a hether strife between | Be 3 a oie’ Bolte te ing tais® proga- | discussion of the naval question|,...4. sé. 4 eRigaaied i ¢ ; pos sailed the seas. McCumber duty of 40 cents to 56 ter W es ganda against him. tically settle the question of free e =--nseerreenrnnssneneeeniecmmuees | eonte, Burtness ealé. was basel of tee ae ee wy i pare Soa he pie A =) y Po eg aes Coie Nie 0 hE OO RR ARE » Neaiogling set ve BP ic. : aS = = =°4d : sseanetdiiaaiemmgumaaail ee ae a. Sate a " ‘ > ne : see ost eee tag : on Pe ae es 08 tapes : he | erce ‘called ¢ “oledo, O., that ° ‘ s : '} or ey aga — creating the position of supervisor | front !n Washington, overshadow-. the seas, it is believed, could ne | Semen ee pant a ~ 2 lt eet took into consideration Argentine . ’ a) i . lil il oO - oa ron ¢ .c > é } ; Ts > - | ; ndent will ee 0 , vg | of mathematics. Spencer's adverse ing even the speculation over the made in stveniet pet nt orca al tr eales | IN OFFICIAL STATEMENT 1e@ a we ¢ ai : re ] ve ‘ mae | invoice prices, including profits and gag Aig sae ‘ cation. Maddox, elected to suc-| report on this plan contained contemplated visit here of the!?F by public declaration. |emn assurances of repaymen | other tema of oa. kee ther he will dominate SCNOO! | oeed him in 1921, was then 44/} ements ‘hic : om ee a 3 a a ; : did some of the previous | statements " hich Maddox has head of the British Government. | Moscow Press Thinks Diplomacy on Debt Question Might Cre- | cana’ or contractural basis of costs, he said, did not include is as sO ; “iyears old, and held degrees from)! termed “deliberate falsehoods.” | Added to the apparent acree-| ‘an’ nd S eole f Su ; profits. Metendents, the late Ben|y, . , PRP Ee ra , , 4 eb appare ag st Can't End Struggie for Sue ,| ate Unfavorable Impression. ' these obligations is not in question. : endents, Yale and Columbia Universities. Spencer's reply is expected at the: ment between Ma ‘Donald and hie rn By the Associated Pre : apa It cost the domestic grower for example | Site late +3 , at Ay | : a . premacy. _— ee | Repudiation of these loans would ore pie. His latest position had been that} next board meeting Dawes, has come the official] »A PTS 9 eet acd ‘Kewee $2.54 a bushel to lay down flax- } ates ’ : g. | Dawes, has come the officia cOm~-) By the Associated Press. | PARIS, June 21.—Official cir-| ruin the whole structure of inter-| *~ : ing Traincd in St. Louis. of principal of Grover Cleveland Myrt A. Rollins is the only| munication from Premier Tanaka| — ‘ Guite os . national good faith. | seed in New York, he said, as | . ‘ o ; i . » expected choice of Gerling. | High School. member of the beard who has indi-| cf Japan, through the American'| Rane sweoaner opinion here against an Argentine cost of $1.52 sensus Of newspat ante version of Premier Poincare’s quo- | r4 will be following a pre- The four years following were | cated his intention to vote for the; Embassy at Tokio, placing his itiat ts Reseed an “the oth. val ES IN MAY Burtness also urged a 20 per cent unbroken for more than) without serious’ difficulty, and/ reappointment of Maddox. Government on record as ready ee Shag see pe mn peed nandl eetedP ag | tation of President Hoover on the | || BILLION CIGARETT duty on millfeeds and screenings. of choosing a superin- |5upt. Maddox was re-elected in| Os gaa _to support measures looking to) igo ges poset ont sgt debt question Wednesday for fear| iy thin: abies tie The present rate of 15 per cent on tfrom among those trained 1925.- Soon after this his plan for POPE'S PLANS FOR SUMMER 'reduction of naval armaments. epee Sear teseetare sil eee tient | that it would create an unfavorable; ie ; ae = a ieee millfeeds is reduced to 10 per cent wrdinate position in the St.| reorganization of the department Receipt of this communication |. cpnries G. Dawes is that “the | merestion. | WaAseiNesOe une acting or |im the House bill, while the 10 per school system. From Supt. of instruction, making important at the State Department was im-| matey acu Civeet Britain nat. The Premier, who had told a) new 0 ea Peneee, produc ny = lcent duty on screenings is re- chosen in 1867. down changes in the existing setup, was mediately followed by a confers |. ging ecient -| Paris Fearful Quotation of Hoover | then continued, “the matter of the mee i Mahe MOSCOW, June 21.—The con- cles yesterday gave out a revised - . — Bi = ee ee ita > WE ae ee — OB ore tw % : 3 v “hu - ib z SA NER MyNBE Meg. y si Sa ie, Sn: Att hp ER a ae Pe Syne a gre Ye ee ret ative - r Bt 2 sie sil al a can ne - am pe a ey oq v es ' eS Duties of New State Likely to Keep | Him at Vatican. By the Associated l’ress. ee ae Pigs Stats Ae 2 oe 2 SE nce Fee MR AI ne — ‘ et wont —. Poi aid ce by eae te ee ix alt SRI 7 ve ae ee m ae dre rk . % a ii, & ae te unis noe > vw ahve wee on oF Ath. Oo cy se So ar ee = ee isi said it was in fine with the he was principal of the most approved plans of school or- | mn eee High School. He took | ganization in other cities, and was | Tt) eee a) en ORE 1 ® studies in Cornell Uni-|in the interest of efficiency and | ERY aN ae B® | 7 | ding the President White | economy. : ; oe Uh stoked ‘eihizal, pee ) ( | i b {N ma | mip in Political and Social] | Six months later. the board re- | : | e ® and studying those fused to approve two appointments if Bea ff if ai a: }: | im roved service Band the Philosophy of Re- | made by Maddox, one of them af- ih 4 ) ania @ teal: ps - | Seeting one of the demoted assist- | a? : RATE i Whi dis + ¥ le Aid by Blewett. |ant superintendents. The next oc- to to St. Louis in 1899. he | Casion of friction was in the man- | principal of Laclede | agement of Gallaudet School for | He has been in the serv- | the Deaf. Some of those cosa f :| 3 : f i ay 72 Bi. Listed below are many North St. : ) re ) the St. Louis schools ever | eSted in this special branch of edu- eens : 7 | [He was principal of Fre-| cation charged that board mem- he GN aaa Louis dealers Who are ready to | be ’ a. | bers had i d recommendations : fs vz. | | ee cee eevee | ae by Maddox and had inter view = ‘he e 08 “ej od | ' M n ’ hgh achois in the mouth: | 0 when the board rejected : | : in radio—this year’s set for every- Loun « Cars ' e city. Since the re- See ae | : ree eR arenas ~ , ° ’ tion of the instruction de- | ®¥ Maddox, on the ground that) |g ma.“ body who wears this year’s styles by Superintendent Mad- | they a a — ah a d t hi ‘ 4 years ago, he has been limits. Maddox said his purpose | : ‘ an wants this years mc-tern | ae Aer was to get the best qualified | home appointments ave Ministrative cha Bin the city a teachers, resident or non-resident. | t ghioom: The board also refused to grant Daye: : es ee e im, redistricting ma (oP | icave of absence recommended || MADE BY THE LARGEST MANUFACTURER OF RADIOS IN THE WORLD Union Station ANSh> P.M. redistricting and trans- nm. by Maddox, to a man teacher to es Was married in 1896 to Miss whom an eastern university schol- , - ‘i De Baliviere Ave. 11:30 Adams of Shelbina Mo. |@7#hiP had been awarded. These North St. Louis Dealers Invite Forest Park Station & Me P.M. ms his classmate at Missouri | Maddox refused to conform to ty. They have a son, John | the board’s policy of discrimina- You to Call for a Demonstration. ring. and a daughter, Mrs | 10 against teachers not residing Arrive Hickey. wife of h ae | within the strict limits of the city. | ’ ~ . resi Madison oi ; oo He told the board, after several | Alderson Radio Co. National Credit Clo. Co. Kansas City * A, M. i ' more appointees had been reject- , tendent Gerling iz a Scot- | ite Mason, ember o¢ |) ed on this ground, that he would 2546 N. Grand Lindell 4927 4437 Easton DElImar 1909 mM Heights Baptist Craecn. | Continue to base his selections on | Thru Sleepers to Colorado and California bet | merit. as judged by him, and that | e = : lender beget? 224 the | the poard could reject the ap- | COlfaxX Radio Supplies Natural Bridge Ra. Sales | wi cciiitiaecsin/tatitiita ain ) | < 7 hat it | . . . . . a fades after Dr. | ee te gdh tena -euatee | 4157 Lee COlfax 8286 4904 Nat’] Bridge EVergreen 3100 Information About Excursion Fares 4 was elected to the | ee Ww est y left by Superintendent | “The board cannot tell me how # death jn a7. meee“ |T must choose my teachers, and Deeken Music Co. G. Oonk Radio Elec. Shop | all at 322 N. Broadway, Phone MAin 2900 or mail the coupon e. Withers’ Withdrawal get away with it.” Maddox said | | c Diem IN- ’ Mer 1980 it was mate |e, eet time, July 12, 1927. ‘tf 2017 E. Grand COlfax 0290 5316 W. Florissant COlfax 8000 am no puppet in this organiza- | pStat five members of a sis samessses ; 4 ers of the/ tion. I am willing to make this : A Mination were opposed |q public fsrue.” By this stand, he Electradio Shop Schweig-Engel Corp. | eed «| afterward he | succeeded in getting a majority | . 4576 he would not seek | vote for confirmation of his ap- | 2004 N. Union EVergreen 7457 5911 Easton MUlberry 45 L 8 post in the spring | pointments. : a _ letter making this | Publicity Bureau Clash. | J. Cc, Geitz Furn. Co. Star Square Stores » Dr. Withers said: When the Board created the fl Noon 7, tmmponsible pel “Rureau of Reference, Research 1315 N, Market CEntral 1269 Downtown Store 1129 Locust * how exist inthe | and Publicity.” late in 1927, this | el Services a ay noth Cn rg | action was taken an an attempt to if Lasky Furniture Co. Todd Jewelry & Music Co. 817 Chemical Bldg. St Louis, Mo.” aolity the Kind | curb Maddox. is own = recen ‘ y Of servic je ns I am planning a trip to : ave a ~ stead Ry ws — roves ne geeay eye cee he oP 1406 Franklin CEntral 1349 4104 Easton Lindell 61 15 ' Please give me details of service, fares and priveleges of diverse routes, e : ¢ : . . . wever well qualified Quarrels between the superin- lianite, etc, ; i. agar ae . suc tendent and the board over ap- R. G. Mueller Hdwe. Co. U. Ss. Auto Supply Co. Name PUTTTITITITITITTITTTTIT TT ttt LL Sree eeeeee eee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaeeee _ ‘ OfPB Not have the pointments were soon renewed. thy and support of his though the matter of non-residence |f 8109 N. Broadway COlfax 0156 4844 Easton FOrest 5615 : ea nh. and if he must was no longer the issue. Arthur , AGEPORD «0 000000000000000000000000000000006000000060000 8860s CCesCsCRsese “Pressing atmosphere! Blumevyer, as chairman of the in- SUPP. : Perzona) ¢ re: HALL a uY co : : ‘i ODYMoHs tin * * ppos'tion of] struction committee, wrangled with BROWN & - My Telephone Namber Ig. cccccdeccccesccecccocecocececscesooossoseesos “A 3le Part of +) ; ’ in» © OF the board’s| Maddox in open session of the er “ -s a » | board. This discussion, relating to Distributors : a. ent to New York the qualifications of a woman 1504 Pine en St. Louis, Ivio. ~~ re le still remains! teacher. caused the board to de- | ~ “partment of edu-| cide that in future the names of | * Meaty Kagaryesd Coed Agen) p< att elie’ * 0 SOD PS BR ENO TRIN Ba NARS ate AREAL ERE. en SAO Me 1 A NAN et tic PI HANS POP MEI Es TRS EAMETS! AGLI EGO ALL MTT TTT a : oF 64, 5 1 lak ihe RR RIE.

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o f Making Many Books) + JOHN G. NEIHARDT |} we have, ever have had or ever Shall have, must be created by the human consciousness itself. Ob- : esIC COLUM'S alleged play viously, nothing can have meaning AD for us until we have interpreted 4 “Balloor which was tl Ballo ; j ig> ‘og * ; Fas 6 - _ in this column yesterday, | i{ to ourselves. Meanings are men- es another striking example 7 eristic trend in modern at : het ea and modern lite. 1a jp concerned with the repudi- of form, of creative pattern, PS cei meaning. Just as the or- B view of individual con- . the realni of morals 1s con- by the intelligentsia 7 7 ‘ - Aictinet, | nat we are living in “the machine aair GUpES. SO do our distinct- |_ oe Bee» writers flout the old- | 26: and if one knows what one ; , i©is aa i - . EE ae lit means, the explanation is correct. oo” jdea that a yiece of it- B ve oe 4 ee ‘ae be the organic prod- | but it is not.the machine, as such, pee Us! a of lection, rejec that must be blamed. It is rather *sence and is the guest of Mrs. F. St. Louis next week to spend -a/A- Witte of the Kingsbury Apart- |} ments. Mrs. Wright spent part of her time in Corsica. and spent the sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Allan | winter in Fate. che has bees vis- Wyman, have taken a cottage at|!ting in New York since her arrival! Annisquam, Mass., for the summer |" the States several weeks ago. With Mrs. Wyman’s mother of Au- Mr. and Mrs. E. M. burn, N. Y. 310 Skinker road, with their twin | Mrs. Horace Happel of Hampton daughters, Miss Althea and Miss ‘ark and her daughter, Betty, will; Mary Grossman, will sail July 3 to’ be in Douglas for August. spend the summer ‘n England. Be- R. AND MRS. L. WADE fore returning to St. Louis in the M cacoress Clayton and Me- fall Mr. and Mrs. Grossman will Knight roads, with their young as ago. Miss will Ryan and Mrs. Tambert depart tonight for Chicago to spend the week-end. Mrs. Renee Luther Wright has for the season. Her brother and | in new Colors Full Fashion chiffon in 15 at- tractive shades. $9.25 HANAN & SON Grossman. enter their daughters in Radcliffe College. Cambridge, Mass, The Lila Marshall Childress, Te ee aaa ad > 4h alte. pre * he ee ke D Mrs. Borah: | “We hear that Senator Borah ffered the secretaryship of state BO0uver Cabinet.” ; The other guests were plainly t Mrs. borah showed no emvarré ! “Yes, that is true,” she said, with oF fF innocence. “Billy has becn off ee Tee ne We ee ek eee Te eT ee Ee Ne ee eee -l.— $11 to $12 Values 85 east - ie $10.00 Values 85 Stops were (and ML: buth. And at the suuth end of the ; * In the center he would have twos New Home to Surprise Capt. Fried. . . * , Capt. George Fried of the steam- $8.00 Values his ship docks at Hoboken tomor-. COLON, Canal Zone, June morning on the first mail flight to): inquilla, Colombia, and where Trippe., who is a j)assenger, will ced on the north end of the would have placed a heroic d pr sen tae omen clasping hands, repr- "aT | Wo! I f By the Associated Preéss. ~~ ) Ship America, hero of two rescues ~ » ‘2 _ 00 Values ae oy" 85 $9. alues Sf row. <A delegation of Yonkers, ‘ o 7 | citizens and Mrs. Fried are to meet | + ; : , . hy +s) 5 aa him and bring him in an automo- e ie, i bile parade to a new home bought } : 2 . . z by Mrs. Fried without his knowl- | edge. Mail Service to South America. | |A Pan-American ptane piloted by | coast of South America. | iCuracoa. The plane also will go to visit the recently-elected President roic figure of Ulysses S. Grant Dbert EX. Lee, facing north. orth and the South. - Fl , siete ag el pat | &, es ‘. , YONKERS, N. Y., June 21.—/' ' at sea, is to receive a surprise after | By the Associated Press. FE. Ormsbv left France Field this) planned at Cartagena | | Maracay, President Juon T. of Venezuela, West Point Abandons Historic Hall | Assoc! l‘ress. WEST POINT, N. Y., June 21.— tse of Grant Hall, in which Custer, Goethals, Pershing and every other! eadet at the Military Academy has eaten since 1850, has been discon- tinued. The mess is now in Wash- ington Hall, an up-to-date build-| ing. SEAS 5 aE : Dr. Edkar O. Crossman Dies. | By the Associated Iress. BEDFORD. N. H., June 21.—Dr. | Edgar O. Crossman, 65 years old, medical director of the United Grand at Arsenal dine Sheen Ane 249 LeMay Ferry Rd. Dales ne Saal States Veterans’ sa oa ae | (LAclede 9510) (EVer 9134) (Riverside 0870) (POrest * ) at his summe me here. He hac green -echrgbtoapnadg 7 Webster Groves, 231 W. Lockwood Ave., (HIland 3401) or (WEbster 5000) | been ill for two weeks. the 1teg TM | 7 Pens we eee UNION ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER CO. 12th and Locust MAin 3222 Branch Offices and Sales Rooms Wellston Luxemburg CR EC CO Te Te kc — a —- Cretaryship of state’’ The host shifted uneasily. But he or effect, grinned a bit mischievow™ By yneluded: “By everybedy except ME ae Same Prices at Grand and Washington Store part of the great maneuver. ooh r d one, was the unrecognized 0 Shoe Store 612 OLIVE ST. now his Mrs. Borah, who pauses er.” mted the North with a lesser — sccess in the capture of Atlanta ™ . ptember. P ) % | That may have saved Lincol® : . | jnior. government in the onggenge meee he Army of Northern Virginia in *'™ : —. There never was before and 6 =e -_— been since so great a leader a nas Grant. With the Germe! build have ended the latest “. So 915, by February: there po ** 332 OSs

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__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1929... RE a movable »! Judge Faris ruled, because it had va - i see it! BOTH SIDES LOSE IN SUITS See Ser erable Crip | Soran draiaing aevies tor tires “| BAY SPOUTS REMOVE ——_ See a ON REFRIGERATOR PATENTS: The suit is one of several in- | ycars before applying for S ontan’ Hear It! No Infringeme “nt by ‘Either, Judge 'fringment suits between the two a EA SS | Faris Rules in Gruendler- | companies in the last elght years. Pence Somer i ) Hussmann Cases. The case decided today, asking for Mrs. Nelle Rush, house eeper a the Roosevelt Hotel, told Referee Page So. PEGS POST-DISFAIUT _........ pepsi? 29 =e rae Satake Son to Neo s ve, aes ‘ " cin i aad - »., see - b a OME eS a or “~ ~ sh ag ! ** + ~— ss & ae 0s oe 4 ~ os “— ~ * Oe ee ee atl cals a 2 ¢ = &é : ‘ linet ere m oF igen . as eg : P ‘ a . : sete SE Rae ame ee ae, es - ro ey "a ss 4 ) ‘ . ~~ q . : * j a ‘ leet —— — 7 ‘ * : 7 The Custayv J. Gruendier Manu- an injunct ion and accounting, was Bee facturing Co. lost its patent sulli filed two vears ago. Coles yesterday that her faliure to against the Herry L. Hussmann Re-| The decision stated that the Gru- operate the Newstead Hotel a Carry Out Contract With As- frigerator Co., which also lost its endlier Company did not have a cessfully last winter forced her ine ape : ears oi telen counter-claim agains* the former | patentable device in the whole.'to bankruptcy May 2%. She wt 9 sociation of sohetdaee g company in a decision today byiand. consequently, there could be ports a daughter and and invalid | on Bellefontaine Highway. Federal Judge Faris, who held that no infringement. The Hussmann, husband. Her schedules list: debts . neither had infringed on the Company's patent also was invalid. | of $3708 and assets of $7909. , Bellefontiine road i« now clear | ” iof signs on its right of way, mem-_| / bers of Boy Scout Troop 2350, under “Easiest” GEES | nc auspices of the fellefonisine OPEN NIGHTS pe UZ Sep antl at UNTIL 9 Terms in All |having torn them down. Lo iy A truck for the scouts was pro- ee af ae Oey f. ui ' vided by the association, and phey | aw at id ' ga rnered a heap of new and tatter- Tey ed signs of all descriptions under ithe direction of Scoutmaster Eue- gene Turton According to Ernest | Boyd, president of the association, | 'residents along the road complain- ed of the advertisements ‘that va- |. ‘rious companies posted along the | ; right of way following the heavy ‘imerease of traffic resultant from _the opening of the Lewis and Clark | | bridges. sa | Mammoth Warehouse toy 7 Floors Spanish Lakeview is St. Louis County's largest close-in development that is on or near a lake... only thirty minutes from downtown St. Louis. 2 * Model 55—With 4 Dynamic Speaker ; Nature’s meni Center Sunday It si22 Without Tubes goods of advertisers who by Dill- board advertising, mar the coun- Nature’ S natural loveliness, with 1 its miles and miles of rolling forest ped BSo Down! I cocks Savectuaare, thet’ Gags hills. .. magnificent in its entirety, North St. Louis County. . . verily itis the” St. Louis advertisers that once! work havoc on sales and advertis. road to Mandalay. A part of Greater St. Louis metropolitan area. . . a J Store Open Till 9 P. M. work havoc on sales and advertis- Sonera bounded by Bellefontaine road (a continuation of North Broadway), Lar- wh F © ey “SALE OF U.S, WINING STOCK rimore and Trampe roads is Eldorado... anew cornmunity that bids foritS Bh jeune rus-asmecourany IN PARIS 1S INVESTIGATED place in the Sun. At Eldorado the sloping terrain dips into the azure blue B) 1120 10 1:20 tive & of Spanish Lake—a sparkling lake, the jewel of Eldorado. Here men and | outing purposes, their sign-gather- | ing contract provided the nucleus | of the fund. “We have -practically all] the | i sigas down and the scouts will keep i them down,” Boyd said. “We can't /expect to get the signs down from | the property owners’ land for that is their own business. If they wish , to mar the country landscape, they 'may learn in time that in doing so they are detracting from and not adding to, country life. “We don't favor boycotting the As the scouts were seeking a) fund with which to buy a truck for | Jammed to the Roof DAY-BEDS | $25 Day-Bed and Roll-Edge Mattress: genuine Smi th & Davis make, with heavy $125.00 LIVING-ROOM SUITES S$ 63” mates. $14.65 $49 Day-Bed and Mattress; rr ee Cs ok oak we eee Ae ob 6d 2 66060 bee 35-pound mattress. automatic coil spring $175.00 LIVING-ROOM SUITES S Q@75 Li: WHILE THEY LAS $212.00 LIVING-ROOM SUITES 54 49" _ GAS. RANGES $268.00 LIVING-ROOM SUITES 549750 Joe ¢2:-: = Spee SS Se ee ese see SS eS Ss ea ee WHILE THEY LAST stock. Mus st EUREKA VACUUM 390 50 Eureka Electric Vacuum ch Ate “eg so ui) 7 65 se) Sa - lory cartons Now .. wea THEY LAST. Armstrong’s Linoleum | $150.00 BEDROOM SUITES — WHILE THEY LAST. $1.25 Armstrong's Genuine tusmas $227.50 BEDROOM SUITES remnants; yard..... 4c WHILE THEY LAST......... $2.00 Armstrone'’s Inlaid Linoleum, '¥6.. 97C $948.00 BEDROOM SUITES WHILE THEY LAST Magistrate Acts After Hearing a SS Nanipulated. os millions will bring into being a future city of heart's delight. Whereyt t | PARIS, June 21—Charges are and sunshine and joy reign supreme in the hearts of young and old. ‘é 0 $2,000,000 through the sale in This, then is your opportunity to see for yourself the marvel . of | Paris at exiggerated prices of 2,-'| 000,000 shares of a Los Angeles Spanish reign, the lure that brings thousands annually from the drab Boke company which operates copper pe ergglbe ee ee engulfed city to this wonder play ground with its natural charm... See WON- | ° —_—-s that nethin dicated that the} ' company stocit ape anything to} do with the affair. , drous Eldorado. P Examining Magistrate Audibert, | (upon a — prem secret : men, aumsvaned Lovin Honhorme, HOW DO YOU VALUE ENVIRONMENT? pevendir j be “the organizer of a | ; [high pressure sales campaign, to| Instinctively avoid anything insecure... anything that explain the attention, Nine small | ° Ee . — 7 bankers and brokers were also] does not promise the fullest measure of health. The bet- : ; sunimonead. i . . UNION BLVD. 5 | aay i Mia It is charged that the shares {s-| ter kind of syrrounding... permanent beauty and con- . . : e = 'sued |} he com lv whic} wa : . Open Evers Night pw a~ reset egy tig a mued by the re gg tn sol ot 36 tentment for your home and your family. — HOS 1107 1109 OLIVE STREET —~— jand setau verant KINGSHIGHWAY LIVING-ROOM SUITES OL Sy Bee Bead oe. | Spanish and American style. Served near the historical Spanish log cabin Between Pare and Easton pr wee Sh ia rset WSs. Ree ea ee ee ee ee a TTT TIITILIiIi iii i i ir iiiiiiitiiiit Branch Store 3406 NORTH lal > ae Le ee agama to 4 . " Sasa Ee Setevt-- a a AEH +r ind NDR '- ileal eet Le en ee = ° . “se fe Se «+ eee eran — _ $ 69.0 . : 7 . s : a : ane , = ~ oa - ] is said a famous Spanish governor erected it to retire for rest and recreati¢ “! $140 Living- Room Suites S¢ 78.00 ee. al \ - ] Outdoor * SALE PRICK .. — A $185 Living-Reom Suites $ 97.00 PROGRAM FOR THE DAY v F | = SALE PRICE | ps ee Sepe ~— 5 = ; ae or Eve " 4 $235 Living-Room Suites $128.00 > «ez ee RO ee 4 Flag Raising at1 P.M. Music by Famous Band ’ E ry Sporting a BALK PRICK... | | — sil OT 7 Balloons and Souvenirs for the Children | very Smart Piz $295 Living-Room Suites $154.00 - f . ————— Se > (WATCH FOR GLIDER ANNOUNCEMENT) a . MALK PRICE i er aes - cceecisinie — . | $349 Living-Room Suites . — non } gee OE «$186.00 © ——————— = No Charge for Fishing or Boating Next Sunday from 12:30 to 7 P. With Every Suite “ \wr 4 | Liberal Trade-in Allowance on Your Old Suite ' ‘ Pe mae | : ‘ re | * in « | ~~ BY AUTO BY BUS or STREET CAR si NRE Reps 4, AE RPGS HS pas oe nas Ai Bb unig, ry bt »@ ie: Setad me :S:) rose mohair, with at- : EASY Drive north on Broadway and out Bellefontaine road Ride to north end of Broadway street © (a continuation of North Broadway) to Trampe and line, where free transportation will be tractive reversible : cushions. Verminproof TERMS . ae Z Bellefontaine roads. Field office on corner. ing. Look for the Eldorado bus and One of the many beau. tiful Suites on sale. BEDROOM SUITES $102 Bedroom Suites, sale price $58.60) $150 DINING-ROOM SUITES S$ 84 WW ; H $165 Bedroom Suites, sale price... $ 87 | $115 Dining-Room Suites, sale price, $ 97 M. ® ECKMANN 9 evelo $205 Bedroom Suites, sale price... § 98 | $188 Dining-Room Suites, sale price, $108 Ad $267 Bedroom Suites, sale price....$124 | $229 Dining-Room Suites, sale price, $117 anennonnattne Grvmrens Field Office: $267 Bedroom Suites, sale price... $148 | $255 Dining-Room Suites, sale price, $137 Suite 1015-1026—722 Chestnut Bellefontaine & Trampe & $300 Bedroom Suites, sale price $176 | $278 Dining-Reom Suites, sale price, $154 CHestnut 7620 " MANNE BROS., 5615 DELMAR || VQHizo-- =z EZmVyvoO [Ao Sa oO ew = SS SE SSS SSS SSS Saaaa=-

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$$ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH i rire on | sae ; PAGE 23 —- Saiiataeeneedenrn ies 2 a ee anne ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH === PAGES See It? NAMING NEW YORK 6. 0. P. HEAD | 9 | President Will Not Interfere in Se- a | Hear | : lecting Successor to , & ' Machold. la we ‘ We? By the Associated Press. ™ Play ° WASHINGTON, June 21.—It was | Stated officially today at the White _ me ~ ” at Union? | Jiouse that President Hoover would | not interfere in any way in the se- | et Ye — lection of a chairman of the State ANY, | Machold.e ; — - Officials said that any reports to) m the cogtrary were entirely erro- , pam => : , id e /neous and that the President re- | Z gil — oo _Barded the selection of the chair- , : TH! , ot Ui Odom Ul Sh YR we. RTS. re _ © eR ann — ARR RBI SE oe ee ep eps "7 2am ge ae ne ee teres rent a ae ony man as purely an internal matter for the State party organization. Machold has called a meeting of | the county chairmen for next week | 'to select his successor. He was made | State chairman during the last | presidential campaign and after the | election was appointed by President | | Hoover to be chairman of the New | York State Committee to dea] with | | patronage matters. The other | a of that committee were | : . I —? ae 4 7 : . = : 1 | | [| 1 | : a i e = 38 e \ | Gharles D. Hilles, Republican Na-| | | | 2 eer SA rTP “ ‘ cama . f | tional Committeeman for New | ; J ( | | SAhED |York, and William H. Hill, who! | | 9 sw Z 7 , > | been selected, some readjustment ‘ 4 mt — ios CE | , , , | in the lineup of the patronage com- ml | ) se CAGE Gig Bla te ee” ~~ , | mittee unquestionably will be | Ve eT 7/7 Oo gi go at "Model do—— Vt ith | necessary, but the President will | ssgzae" - . |not give that matter his attention © part eee Dynamic |until after the new chairman has , ; : | been selected. . a} 6Speaker = sTuDENT FLYER INJURED \ ia It ni : ) ~~ unday | SIi2 y 4 Jack Magnusson in East St. Louis | | | : } | Hospital After Accident Near | | TER? - . | Millstadt, IIL. TIE q , Without Tubes | Jack Magnusson, 28 years old, | ) Save 566 by f = student flyer at Parks Air College, | ) iN | ny orest capped So Down | Was seriously injured yesterday = | e@ i : ne afternoon when his ariplane ) | i V.. . verily it 1s the | /crashed from a height of several | Ht |] He oH | Buyin . j his Quite NOW % ac . | thousand feet four miles north of ii! | | i ! we * man area... and Store Open Till 9 P. M.9) yiinctaat, m1. He was taken to = hl { os e 2 Mary’s Hospital in East St. Louis, | ,. - 04 . as . . Broadway), Lar- | suffering from broken ribs. IP = 3% a A The striking beauty of this high quality 4-piece Bedroom | The plane landed on the farm of | ‘3 yy 4 _¢ . . ee : ial | Suite, the excellent construction and the rich walnut finish : . : |George W. Eads, who helped extri- | orc Sh emt - VY her? ity that bids for its WUE FUMIITING COMPANY PO cate Magnusson from the wreck- | Aa ee ¥ ; combine to make this one of Goldman Bros.’ most outstand- ; to the azur | 1120 to 1130 Olive St. age. The cause of the crash was “" 2c | : : niga . 7 eb mm : ik Belirhed. z ing values for June. Rarely, if ever, do you see a Suite of this Do. Fiere men an ! ; ide? type at so low a price. Each piece is spaciously proportioned — ght. Where youth : \ 4s to : : AG i and especially designed for the modern bedroom. A stupen- dous value at this special price! g and old. } me : We urvel Lake of the Minnesota | eZ Mh A Only $5 Down—Balance in Easy Payments the drab smoke and catch the big ones | arm...seewon- ff =, QT only is the fishing fine, but sailing, a So ae ~ . ef an ee ie aad ihre oi i Se ssatlinits dee sdeaeeh anc a eee M roe in ee SM A ee pe Va" Be neenhiatinallll —_ — ws LS a (eS! PETER NT AL AA NANI LTC TE AE CER pre ke Ue UR NS FN RO EINE NINE eR Ee IR he “eS a Mh -- 1 3 . ’ p % EL pines a ORE Oe By cle mage wes Mayans “RRA eY Sookie ES ; ae ae : RS a8 i eee / seer so mpeneins penne wer ease yas a syne . ai ~ int a. fe) me ~ine : 7 Through service direct from St. Louis over the Wabash-Minneapolis & St. Louis R. R. : fs ¢ ; \ oo | —— , NG A 3 purcuases To’ lO AT Round trip summer excursion tickets are C/ hy 7A ot . n MG H Sh Choice of Bridge or now on sale to scores of Minnesota resorts. a 4 y) a : ‘fewpar Ober - My ewe SD eee eee GOLDMAN BROS , — opti «> ‘ij | W///Y, (eg PF Se ! @ This Bed-Davenport ° % idji. . 3 ids... 7 : ma) [HY/ Wh . SR Fy Mi SI Sui " t P lanners , 7 Cass Lak $0. Su Paul, -ccsss 30-45 FP ta B/S i boa . Te Buy to $ 50—Pay $1.00 Weekly aster ' i 40 Spring Park..eee 32.25 ANN eae } AIT], A grote This large, roomy Suite, consisting of three Buy to $ 75—Pay $1.50 Weekly | oe 42. aterville = 5 S, , W/V ALY Bone ae pieces, is a genuine “Kroehler” product which Buy to $100—Pay $2.00 Weekly and Skilled : iI | . Tickets also sold 32.20 other t Lake) etary, means quality, durability and the finest in mod- Buy to $125—Pay $2.50 Weekly | OT A RCS 1 NEE Nw ern taste. The davenport conceals a full-size, Buy to $150—Pay $3.00 Weekly E ineers ¥ Ticket Offices, Broadway and Locust comfortable bed which is easily cpened. This is ngi “% \ “ Union Station and at Delmar wan. a Suite you will always be proud of—one that R. B. Nelson. Divis Passenger Agent, Wabash " . Ry., 1450 oe Risse “an lb aderg Phone CHestnut 4700 demonstrates Goldma Bros. | policy of Quality Furniture at \ny Questions Now > Low Price’ Sit .ee* x AN «> a ao , 2 a - — @. ss wm _—-. 7 — H. W. Koch, General Agent, Traffic Department, Minneapolis & St. Louis R. R. 426 Pierce Building : Wabash Railway ALUES Pinneapolis & St. Louis R. R. Open Every Saturday Until 9 0’Clock=———"I | Oz ef Now is the time when a good Refrigerator will | more than pay for itself in the food it saves from : | spoiling. “Sanitary” Refrigerators are wonderful AND Sears, Roebuck and Co. | ° ice savers that keep all food fresh and sweet. : | : | ee) Large white enameled food chambers, heavily ; axe | - HMENTS | Two Retail DEPARTMENT STORES ‘| | i nickeled removable shelves, and = oO Ci d Ros | Z : Prey Ye") U/\\\ Others $5.95 and $6.98 || 5 MR | {| We L ho a ; | Greater selectivity and [a 3 : With Your Purchase of d of Broadway street cat [= y IT eye | : high amplification. re Pf | =“ transportation will be wait- — Pape feX Crash Hiking | | a , : | eee | : f . | ces | Yn 7 |) Peas 7 Over Eldorado bus and autos. afte K - k | 49 | | , “s = | : 5 Bs nic ers. ° : A," i bee apie : Cash or Credit Mae Others at $1.98 to $3.79 ra bo + a - -— mea am tj Radios EVcepte } (less radiotrons and loud speaker peveloper Id Office: Bell howt |\ Ss, Broadcloth Shirts .... 98c Others at $1.98 “' GCURRANTEE SATISFACTION CRYCLR MUSEY BACK me

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. PAGE 34_ ___SI.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ____ met DAL, SUNG 21, 19 ianadinea : Be ili rer | Hunt, president of the Osceola Gun | To Teach Physiology With Movies. shown to the Mi Health Association by 3 Smead of Osceola won in the gets. A. F. Williams Jr. of Driver Club was elected president, Julius | By t» Associated Press. SAYVILLE, N. J., June 21—/E. Turner of the rr ee §«=TRAPSROOTENS | POtt Btinven Of Cece (Wen he leaves beenking 91 out @f.108,| won the chémplenshi> in the con | Arkansas State championship at doubles, breaxing ,j Ww e cha o - : y of l , tte j r eaking 86/ Petty was elected vice president » ate Gos England, |test for junior boys, br 4 y Pp Children are to be taught physiol-| stitute of Techas 2 & * . ars H.5 a ee al “ ~~ ny er ice My 44 - ‘ ; “ - “ = an “ . 7 os ’ . ae ‘ ; OO SR ES ORR Gye eee ee ae OR a ek single targets in the annual State/and Julius B. Petty of ve : bee oes tty” _cleeted vio president Elected President of Arkansas /trap shoot which closed here Tues-| who won the Tri-State meet at/jout of 100. arles Jackson of{and Mrs. F. J. 1 -|s E Memphis recently, was second with | England was second with 83. was re-elected secretary and treas- | ogy with the movies. Films depict- | be sold to schoole § } ing the digestive processes and theiing made of the Association at Osceola Mecting. day, breaking 193 out of 200 tar- } of 89. G. D. Kenney of At the meeting of Arkansas State |urer. The 1930 shoot will be held tee circulation of the blood have been! heart and the crowth of _* Special to the Post-Dispatch. gets. R. M. Fietcher, also of Os-ja score lige Ee TI sagt aoe . OSCEOLA. Ark.. June 21.—He-/ ceola, was runner-up with 192. W.| Seyppel was third, breaking 79 tar- | Trapshooters’ Association, W. E./j at Osceola. | Round Weight Suits! . . . The Result of @ poe OO N t Style S d Year-’ Just in by Fast Express Nearly 30 ewest otyle summer and / ear ves incieaiindd Saw Saturday i in This Big D EB] P ARLEYS | . a Timely Purchase from Two Well Known Makers of Quality Clothing! ... Al TT? oz | French Premier Tells Depu- an ae 4 , ties That New Negotia- WN £a¥ 7%: tions Would Result in , ¥ : oy Less Favorable Terms. e & : : ia By ARNO DOSCH FLEUROT, Paris Correspondent of ne Pot-| Time) G75 Soper ge” tions with the United States.” — . Si ee MG The attitude of the United States CA nf, ee ee toward money matters is harder | % ig : a under President Hoover than it| | . F lei ee : , Soolidge, the | REE He as was under President Coolidge, 2 Premier intimated, explaining that | Seg ig 2 PRs 2 THE TWO PIECE SUMMER SUITS t $11 Mr. Hoover's position dated from | ote ge qe! - a ©1921, when he declared Eurone’s Niall (a are Outstanding Values! ... Hundreds of THE TWO-PIECE SUMMER SUITS at | Handsomely-tailored Summer ) Equall delici war eeots ooiernys tah paid. or inter- 3 REEES :e 14 Patterns in Six coolest, most comfortable $15 will appeal strongly to the nates | the man and young man aa | ba cio ent confidence would be 7 | ee ¢ fee Summer fabrics! Palm Beach! Nurotex! man who demands neo epg in —— such fine woolens as ly’ tails salads and i is tas anh | oe “age J ‘ Z Tropical Worsteds! Imported Linens! Pana Fabric! and Tailoring! ese —_ + e : Priestley Lin-weve! Impor on ; Se Pe: B sg fe Legh Cloth! and English Flannel! Choice, $11. er you choose « Three-Ply Twist! Tropicals! | Feather-W Good fi th Tropical Worsted! Basket Weave dines' Light Cassimeres! Or eS = ification of the war debt agree- , ; ments and also for approval of the Tecate ET oes. BA 28 ti » Young plan for a reparations set- : “bite MEE? mee Be 3 Blue! Mohair! Poplin! Gabardine! or Twists! English Flannels . al ) Soh Be ¥ | THE THREE- PIECE, wis glis ! Ete! .. ’ English “Janne! Suit . . . you are sure 7 because its rich THE ‘THREE-PIECE » roe oe ee oor -_- ww > , as sal 4 ‘ ~ . * aoa! Dee. SMe re EON Riis. Z r ’ sat «7, Se ea”. sapien a ; 4 oot. wer Mia taney 5 , Th 3s) 5 Beat Beinn Sng rb ’ Ta Ce 4 * ¥ ru. te s al 7 © “ A See hae saan OM me ee ome vem a y edhe tae — we i tlement. y : Pag Za The corridors of ‘the Chamber of is ERE shox i Yn pA Sag eae f 100% t styl d 1 comfort! | oF Deputies are buzzing with discus- ie SS Maen Ye Sk ‘ e 3! be he jm are splendidly ° a . ' sion of means by which France sity "BO ek Oo a eo ; eee lf yr. = of rte at $15. SUITS are superbly tailored © | and phosphor ° Me ORS ok 8 es | aa ue Serge and clev- 7 rk. ND desirable woolens as | . by HE TH’.£E-PIECE YE/.k-’ROU me A | een. , Serco! Veleunl neres! goiter-resisting _ might be safeguarded against the OR Ae Orn SE Oe , Re KE Ko Le oe ree ; se UB P erly patterned | ox SUITS offer you such fine quality me- steds! Home Spuns! 7) obligations to pay America if Ger- oS Rae caittiin SB “> ae Berti FS Mfg 43 many defaults on reparations pay- jp” CP'S sis 8 sir Y= , oY ey Scotches! Tweeds! ments. Many are of the opinion it nee Fo ae “hid GR, : Cig” Cassimeres! and dium weight woolens as all-wool Blue | would be wiser for France to sell bs FS lea ae lesa dl “e.. Lf mc ge nee — Serge! Imported Scotches! Sturdy sees - Z THAT , | cas Py t tint a Worsteds! Velours! English Twists! es P ae a *ee her share of German reparations be Nee py PB AE se bonds in the Untied States rather o> eS Se). bo RE Nee” ie sale at $11. ‘than use them to retire part of ag ht Oe. Be \ Geib sy 4, Novelty Cassimeres! Etc.! at $15. _ France's internal debt. By this SoM Mee SE ee , Windows Mi nage a - . gex Gn eke er | VE SS. , . means, it is pointed out, American interest in secing that Germany —Men! Young Men! Choose From St. Louis’ meets her obligations under the G test Stock f reates ocks o Young plan would be kept alive. . & PS 7 aig, Ph bi : . Except for the Communist and G@ Young - & ae & Gb jf . | : Socialist press little opposition has} Men's all ) es 4 ; gee La iff Why oe ha : sa | & appeared to Premier Poincare’s! woo) Dou- fd ‘“ CH" AON yl My iff Hf} Is, — EAR ~ ae _ pronouncements in favor of early ble-hreasted i eee LE Peper: Hf a SEN - . 1“ LI OO oe ‘ ™ a . ‘ $° / j f j j j " ~5 ‘ ratification of the debt agreements. BI Cc : a RR ee So ‘ ; hah Tes | Lf f'ley SS ee pos . seems — ae ue oa ts . 4, ee ; > Pedy. 5 " Se Z. . oj? - A Poesy , Pee. ~~ as t. ed : Ee ae pie i My fy VEE iy | BOYS’ KNICKERS OF GEM Seeks Woman's Return to Aurora. ‘in new 1929 es ees Lm Khe oes es, cune §=621-—-) models gt . 5 eg ee eee [4 Mor fe | BEACH, NUROTEX and” a o oneme wes for Jef | $16. | 4 KES S$ PS MEN’S BLUE PINCHECK PANTS : Lh, is fate NY LINEN .in full golf style... 7 _ferson City Wednesday evening. | i ant © Sine oF -n sizes 30 to 42 waist... fast W oe Be Sizes 6 tm 18 at. .....se0ee Store Open , do ' where he will get a requisition + és ee mee color, at : ae Ss -: ae me ae BOYS’ DAYTONA WASH) Saturday y Gewese KNICKERS in new Summer Till 7:15 VAHED ——— RAS a RTE cal > # a7 t 83 a + * = ; é Ei : return of Hazel Pitts, 45 years old, the Governor of Wisconsin for the Lt Ag MEN’S CLOSE-WEAVE WHITE ase! as M = . Tae, who is alleged to have passed A ' oe — ; ) SR ee a $3 i 3 DUCK PANTS in sizes 28 to 42 be en — - . >. § . a ake ay tA d ae 28 to 34 Waist quality Chambray, Peggy aioe _—. = red a ss ca Poe in OOM Re Ie. the wanted shades of gray and tan cnet ispa ‘models at gee 65 abe : Ete eee & f sue | POPLAR BLUFF, Mo.. June 21.| $5.95 ge & ec ee Ray a Poy pin stripes and novelty mixtures ; Palmer Linen, Broadcloth, cod LO j NS ——Faye Ward of Peach Orchard, | ee eS tad ‘ RE ee ma es ea Bae | Bye : BOYS’ WASHABLE LON 7 : SEES 3 Mae be ce Bi? Bes MEN’S GENUINE PRIESTLEY MO. 45 6 heavy sulphur dyed khaki im simet7” WHOLE OR HALF Ark., waived preliminary hearing | 3 whee Geek e se Say Sx when taken before Judge Babcock | RoR wg ; Piper? Saghs. | Paes > ye Full-Cut HAIR PANTS... full-lined seats 10 to 18 at i= ae - oS 2 an Khaki Pants -.. sizes 28 to 50 waist at. | . Re a BOYS’ WASHABLE LONGIES of © Lb. splendid cotton fabrics in sizes 12 yesterday to face charges of for. | gery. He was returned to jail in cL ‘: x in sizes 28 to 42 default of $1000 bond. and will ae ; GEESE ; Bi: rat % waist at 96c. ” MEN'S TROPICAL WORSTED PANTS in blue be given trial at the July term of | e le, eR A EB = ty and tae pee 45 to 18 years at —_—s court. Ki iy PR cae. é we &8 gray and tan plaid d 4 A Se I. Sale of Such Fi ss SPORE oe Rae, : Si Le] mixtures at paris as meer aed Semeate Straws bo er tea pgp tone PANTS PO rik . enuine Milans:! he MEWS PURE WOOL. rasr-coLon miu | —penuine Mulene ; niin, wea BUTTS ; BOYS’ a N | € Men’s “Plus SERGE PANTS 4”’ P r ° in both sallea! t ° ] 4 ! ure Linen 7 8 te SSS —Flat Foot Sailors! ER COATS. ..sizes 4 to 10 years” FRESH OR PICKLED (42% 0" ; — ¢, » Looe Sepa and regular models . . . sizes 28 to Golf Knick ; Fancy ssaseneaie a wO whist at —Genuine Yeddo Hats! - os hae ae well as plain col- NS, aes ENGLISH —Italian Sennits! Etc. BOYS’ WHITE | DRILL LONG 20 in gray an PANTS with wide bottoms... ors at $2.75 pair / tan: n ‘ = or 2 pair for $5! — effects, $3 95 In ey By age 8 to 18 years .... . se 7 a ee Rm a va ie a BOYS’ TWO- PANT SUITS ° ad MEN'S GENUINE PAL e Th be on ae serviceable cassimeres and tw ms : | BEACH PANTS a NEW Styles! sizes 5 to 16 at..+ee+ece+s sie SE BUSHE ES C Yong Mee reise, SB OS =e NEW Pastel 0m Pure WoatBLAZ. Dice pm sins | Shades! All : -. Sizes, $1.65! . > YOUNG HENS oak in a ¥° é plain Blue, MEN'S’ FINE NUROTEX : _ == . $ | , =a 28 = A q eee 7s sess @ 24 ii: = ee te oot bes 22 Hye see ey LA ete Pe se ed Li epee “'d Pe age 4 £ iso a Le Shite re — : ~ * . . wank | . Button eee f . ~ — You’re making - Yes! 8000 Smart, NEW Shirts of Amazing Style and Quality! ...Fuli bodied ... —_,? . | M O Vi e ~ | cut... well made Shirts that are noted for their Distinctive Patterns! Fine Fabrics! and , Perfect Workmanship! . . . Entire Purchase Divided into three Big Lots for Saturday! See a Ciné - Kodak demonstration here | Simplicity is the keynote [| 10 ; 3 19 * a oft : si he Ci iné Kodak simpli- S500 Shirts! ... Meet eof 2000 Shirts! .. . In Collar- 1500 Shirts! Including Van Attached! Neckband Style! Heusen Collarite Shirta! .. . city that enables you to them in the Pepular Collar- for? 3 aaolen real movies as easily Attached Model ae V alues 4 , and Neckband with 2 Lawn- in Scores of NEW Patterns Sil up to $1.75 at dered Collars to match at. as you now take snapshots. SHIRTS that are Plain! Ask to see a demons tion of aebiat ace spss ‘SHIRTS that are F ‘esi SHIRTS that are white! Open ee \ movyiesin full natural colors ' ' | SHIRTS that are Bright! Ss \\ ; ; Convenient terms,if desired. || SHIRTS with Collar Attached: , a : St Ra i A el ald a ga ots, A oe Se SHIRTS with Collars to Match! “a es and 6:30 .. M. s man Koda ak Stores §| SHIRTS with No Collars at All! 1 1009 Olive Sr. | a a ee W. Cor. = & Wa Washington Ave.

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- SI LOUIS POST-DISPATCH eS | ns JUNE Health Association neTicaa qa MARYLAND CORN PIE FAMOUS | ‘Sr ES pares. | tt eee ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. AG Such as parsnips, turnips, and the E. Turner of the Massa ot, “ stitute of Technology. , to white sauce, ' es t Is Appetizing and | Its Unique WS , | ing made of th are niquencss . S ) String beans should be cut fn /| © action of Has Made It Far- ; \ \ SY : ‘inch lengths bbage s! Ser he | heart and the growth | COarsely shredded, asparagus may | of the ¢ ) Famed. | | be left in the form of tips, or b ce i ‘ _ a mm; tave you ever tasted Maryland | ult ofa peere pict if you have not, then | = — EC 3 soe oi A aa nch lengths, spinach should — ve chopped fine, and onions should This Big : ‘you will want to make it while} “SUMMER SQUASH I DAINTY | | e ft whole. If desired, a little green j corn iS in season for it is | dusting of minced NOC Brtad- /one of the most intriguing vege-| WHEN COOKED THIS WAY | for the arsiey may be added by way of ' : } ; ; rT" i. . , ’ ‘ ; s PO. Ort tr | table dishes that can be concocted — ponte he vegetables should Wis ' Maryland corn pie is ae wakes. | Housewives are Too Little Ac- || \i:be allowed to stand in the white IS Made with » nae: a quainted Wi a: | a , | sauce for at Se a @ dimc. | Six slices of bacon, two teaspoons | i th This Whole | SATURDAY | Sau r at least ten minutes, to | — ' some Vey ‘ | become thorouchiv hz , tal sugar, bread crumbs, chopped me Vaguante | Breakfast Luncheon ome thoroughiy heated | Monk 3 R : , . } S vet eAC © e -_ , green pepper, green corn cut from | Fried summer squash is simply | soar, Bs eee: — . y te | the cob and sliced tomatoes. | delicious when prepared this way. | mac and ‘SES Tomato and celery a beta ia ‘ ee Oasted multi salad Lay three pieces of parti ally| . Pare and slice ,the squash. Beat || MUK, cullee, Chocolate junket Shredd a) e salad | . cooked bacon in the bottom of a| one erg. add twa tab lespoons milk | | Coffee, tea, milk ake oceanut custard | ; i mt A roel Holle mi . " BRE A D casserole and the three rem laining| 4nd season mixture with salt and || Tea or milk. | ’ lf © ite slic CS aro ind the side | of dish. i pe pper to t: iste. SI NDAY No Odor!’ ~ } : Bessanc. prinkle with fin ie bre; adcrumbs, | Dip the slices of squash into the || Breakfast Dinner : ) add a layer of fresh, sliced toma-|egge mixture and then into fine! Cantaloupe awberry cockta Ra tttaie etaced ewe whee mS Gaee of bee tee toes and a little . Cerea ast ae Oe ee ee at Is because in good old SAPO f- a 4 e : . r Sreen pepper. | bread crumbs, cracker crumbs or Broiled trout - ap end * : ad — tue of its spaning yet —" Oprinkie With Salt anys - Hot rolls san a ee ents are commonly used in per a a 3 1 halt the | flour. Fresh peas DonKe CanK fumery. These neutralize the Sugar, and do yj . Milk, coffee Asparagus salad with eed chocolat & lot with butter. Put enough drippi n2zs, lard or oil | ‘ -Tho susan d Island dressing Milk. coffee. " tea. without “ring” odors. lt cleans Suceccauces, WITH EVERY MEAL YOU ENJOY GOOD BREAD Right in your neighborhood a Master Baker is at the oven daily, baking the best Bread for your table. BUY A LOAF TODAY From Your NEIGHBORHOOD BAKER Be hy ton Add a layer of uncooke ‘or r ¥ ‘aramel ice #3 ring, or run of color. ee To prove to yourself what le fr } ae Soro | into a deep frying pan to Keep the | it lk od “om NINE ingredients make SAPO * ; cut trom the cob. Sprinkle with! squas n t sinc iy complete. can be tailored int Des , |} Squash from sticking to the pan, MONDAY t . sy Ti¢ > : - _* ho 7 » | a . 4 77 n o Sum salt and i its OT butts gp the Ny fk ry Vi getable 1 ntil 5 gol: ie} } bro. wn ‘ : ’ ; finish with another layer of to-/ on both sides. When cooked re- Blackberries Luncheon Dinner Say fe fs. og .¢ arn Age af — i we berries Cheese ouftfie eam wf omato Ot ’ . ) ae and seasonings, move from pan, place on a heated inte cal cucemeaths Oe ee ae | > Ps “SAPO - Cover with buttered crumbs.| platter and garnish with slices of ct “dt , ws salad Spiced pickl want . ‘ . ; Pa . ” . ' U x - “Vor, pak ee ce , clea: As EO Nag tli iene i ' reget i a TLESDAY Break are _- uncheon Oranxe { ¢ ane ete in 1s) f . Mi ’ WEDNESDA} AAA AAAAZ Break fast — Dinner WV g ¥ od SE a >» iN Gr — Juice alo, celery 1d grecn Paked meat a | al Ca 8h scalloped potat Broiler bec mn with A tio! it mutt ns caked sul To t erries ' Toa es ral rm end tcematso Mil ak “e Sugar ce ‘ bianc Mahxsce i Milk. coffee cad or hot. te CS STOP .*° SHOP Coffe ' i aN 4, Senconnancaceccecasenacanccsasacanensens® emer neneaeteeraraniaie iter rte it Me Ra ee gn = lee ee a + > ~ pti » + ~ thw 2 , et aneueandanaseueuacucubuadens - miTic. THURSDAY i Breakfast Luncheon Dinner | | “a44 ; te re BAT. 5 : — ; , . re, “a & DP aie RA ha i NSARM RIN i 6h A , POSER tie Joa etvanks EPs da aet ke ral - Baked rhubarb ®Vegetable chowder aver and bacon ; Cereal Crackers ° P cal whey potatoes Serambled ergs Jellied truit salad ; Blueberry muffins ced grape juice Coffee Ginger ale, some sandwich! ely-tailored fs : SN wy | ——— | | , , ea young man whe peal : Equally delicious 1n cock- SS P Se oo : Luncheon inne The Original Aor fine in St. Louls i eas Se liced bananas Snanish omekt aked mackere] me woolens pe i . ° SEES ' BS SSS | inn - ‘otate ips oe otato put me Li e Sie es oe tails, salads and hot dishes. LENS | Toast fresh. anplesauc Pineapple ice-box cake | 6230 Easton Ave. 1223 South Broadway 3815 South Broadway ey in-weve. mported a ) ee SSP eR i | Milk. coffee. ‘ea, eotfe nilk, h 14th St. Se ef. | Coffee. tea. milk 1428 Salisbury St. 7281 Manchester Ave. 2610 Nort Is! Feather-Weight i Good for the svstem. too Se : S | es Lenthergd a ee J ‘Y 2607-09 Cherokee 4031 West Florissant 5504 Virginia Ave. Light Cassimeres! Trip | y Ss | pes for Di shes in Week's Menu” published in Home Economics section of today’ q" SATURDAY, MONDAY AND, TUESDAY SPECIALS | a | i WISCONSIN CREAMERY IS KNOWN IN ST. LOUIS FOR ITS EX- oa , A Ne ¢ o~ , ra i Pte v* “a 4 yc , as ¢ . oe RRP SS re, A ae a. Nees x aed ™ 4 , Ke pt ee ie a + = ae SDE, erik $e RSS FI magi Rai ote STN AR orm ewtle Ye Ae ae . ¥ a ad ¢ i toe a aE: AES aT . aE SF OP sewn 4 — — mets es ~ et e POR RR OE, ating 4 ! English Flannels! Etc! ..,$%@ beca 4? : : ° . | | HREE-PIECE YEAR.’ROUNp ee at dosine 7 -. stables; or chill and serve with| GY TREMELY LOW PRICES AND HIGH QUALITY. LOWEST PRICES are superbly tailored of af aNd phosphorous, those | 7; 4 3 REE IPE S FIR DISHES cold asparagus, hard boiled eggs > FOR SUPREME QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS IN ST. ble woolens as Fine Weave Bla ae senlall EN ao 3 | Velours! aimeres! et goiter-resisting elements. “7 , } LX 7 sha ee eee WE GUARANTEE! Home Spuns! Twists! Twee —_ “| MENIIS Bi Use pried cups | of Sos Xt wis wer | ks! Pineapple Tans! 2S ; tables-—diced sinseesee carrots, 5 : : s: iv M U BRAND | peas, Onions, string eans, lima Pencil Stripes! Herringb@ : THAT FA O S | beans, corn, celery. Almost any | --at $20 ke i7iNO tecipes to Inclu le combination of these Is nina pro- | ‘ Vit Appetizing f > viding theer is at least one cup of s 9 in the Family Card File potatoes and one-fourth up of : £ B th | onions. Oo e€ € es Hundreds of Summer Bargains . ,, Collection. | | : | Put the vegetables in a saucepan with three cups of boiling water, % If you keep a recipe file, and . | : two teaspoons of salt, and a very ; most modern housekeepers ao ; : ; . eg ne" small pinch of sugar. Cover close- | ' | these days, vou will find the fol- ner . sa ’ te ' d a ind ii ly and boil for 20 minutes, Then '1oOWing teste recipes roc addqai- jit * z 1 as , tet twins add one quart of milk, three table- |! Bets ») VOUrF Coiecvion. 9 ae 8 pa | . alt on ‘ : ; spoons of. butter, and two table- as hale 34 ho ila j ie " Ce a ie Caos Wee ose : 9 acetate ahh my * pet SF f ‘ . wie Goer : ee i ee = See A eam van ead eo nee wen $B Aa oa on ee ee ee ee a ea ET ERD ES A> “Agama opeee Phe ate . - ~ es A ne Sage? ey as, ona «nn aaa Wh AER LD Sess Gy cares aste them on cards and file for , paste t C . spoons of flour, mixed to a smooth S’ KNICKERS OF GENUINE PA , “ Ce? future reference. paste with a little cold water. CH, NUROTEX and “ ' Pa ' | 3 : Strawberry Cocktail. Reheat to the boiling point. be in full golf style. . © 4 4, 4 . ; : a i WA (FE r ~ a | This hla kes a dé licious appectize r sure the chow de r is we 1] seasons d eg WR a eo q ; : ; A: i Uy) i A ig ef Goa, YY Store Open ‘for a dinner in which meat forms’ with salt and pepper. and serve hot Ss’ DAYTONA WASH . 539 : A Saturday | the main course. with croutons or salted crackers. ICKERS in new Summer Till 7:15 | WHERE “THE CROWLS: GOT. s hull tt F eek in Halt Te te : null them and cut in half. To two Pineapple Ice Box Cake. cme wasn, 20m gg” _—> SIXTH & FRANKLIN A SiMe Mites tebledestne of flour and ii 0 _ : — FORK *: AI ee roe z Put in the it@vdox {o! Z I i im sizes 5 to 1 y wy be A \! , Stir until thoroughly hiended. Add Then turn . the out, remove paper SLL PM = oa" Young Corn- SAUSAGE Me gradually one cup. of hot water : - 4 i Ss 07 — a sae ‘aii *};and Siice for serving. Serve six to RIPED FLANNEL BLAZ ~ : BU j I S Le Mg meee 6=Cut From 4 int stirrint’ constaniy. sel , RB iit. .sizes 4 to 10 ei FRESH OR PICKLED . fs, 4b Fed Hogs LOISE OR LINK ’ Cook over 4a slow fire until WHITE DRILL LONG _eenenemnas see? = for Fri. th = bottoms . . . sizes ~ t (@ers. | and Sat. “That rich, mellow, full-fla- vored Coffee.” Regularly C 4Sc per pound. Special. | L us $4,00 3 2 for => (10-Lb. Limit) and Poul gradually into the well beaten OFFERS VALUABLE ADVICE. yolks of two eggs Add one-half FREE! $1.00 wirtin: With Every Jar of Sweet Sliced Pickles. (8-oz.) | 1 Oc jar Ss ial aie bitline een na A coke RP SSO _ | By Cickered and oiling. “Then 82 VEGETABLE COOKERY LORE and Mon. Pe rf f ‘ rT) ri cr) av hy i _—." : ’ i : teaspoon of salt. enough white pep-! Other Ways of Preparing Vege- PPM Ay Wo. PANT SUITS of good $ d per to season and one-third Cup of tables Besides taking or | Te : e cassimeres and tweeds, i | a : | : e ermon asc ce. ‘ ~ : 16 at... sceseeessrr*® ' Each Each sean Boiling Them. 3 ‘ Keep warm Over hot water if th: All the vegetables except j F ma, Sauce is to be serve ith fish OCS, > ? SUINTIer ane Win Sq uasn, magia” MILK “ 6 = 47¢ ti HENS 28 ~- F aspuragus, artichokes or other ‘- 241 , creamed Aree epgetabiles, INGER | ; CWney oe | VEAL CUTLETS 42 | LAMB GHOPS....30 _(8 Can Limit LEGS OF VEAL ..25 |SKOULDERS .. . 22 SMO. f HAMS sues | | HINDOUARTER. . 27 PURE LARD 12c % | PEANUTS 15¢ = 6 SHOULDERS - LAMB BREAST ..15 MEE fi rem il | ) ae GENUINE IMPORTED BEST PURE e i yt Noo tact 2G | VEAL NECKS. LAMB NECKS . . 20 i) \ 1M alll SSWISS 59¢c Rp UTTER SRAUNSCHWEIGER FRANKFU RTERS | at your Grocer’s with ‘d CHEESE | ib. pear . souhonn - aisae tien, Wisconsin Cream, Lb. 27'¢ pat tion. OR BOLOGNA - : Sheilds’ Butter. 1 @ Full Cream Brek, Lb. 27'2¢ | ——* Fresh iTS : The nga Butter you can buy. Churned in the 4 nn j ed : sountry from pure, sweet c . Pref d f ; BACON | eerel mar fetes ey oes Sy Sacustnds of Seiuscis Tamitce Sola oy |) gd tr tt oot, mf Toso 0 enema ten \ 1] ME ee) j Fresh hourly, Get ‘em | over six hundred St. Louis grocers. Imported Roquefort, [b., 64c as Sa quality Butter, made from add ili em tay - ‘ 2-25 ae yh Zs This handsome cut crystal water set of jug and six WHITE CREAM — carefully selected orcam, @& a RR whl RCO a RNa ah Mem a gsc Mitten A hn ites Linhiai nig « int enctinhy utente pas ie het. tumblers absolutely free with coupons from Mrs. RELISH CREAM less than’ the wholesale Sheilds’ Butter. Ask your grocer. ) P/MENTO CREAM \ market price. Sugar- Cured, . Whole or Half Side. | Fri. and PEANUT BUTTER © 15 sea wate for the mymery poet cord. A. valanble STRICTLY FRESH Sat., Mon.. gift to several thousand lucky St. Louis women. , Strictly Romiey- Fresh EVER-GO00D Leber in Cartons ; Sele Distributor for Mrs. Shetids’ Butter ' Brag Direct from nearby Missour! farms. | The Hickel Company : PUR E CAN E SU GA a : 5- LBS. 25 | 1106 N. Broadway CEntral 1133 4 he eh ty Wuh every pubes ae =? Ge WERUEV-LERER SPECIAL BLEND 3 RICH VALLEY, Lb. * Doz. CIAL BL 3 Large 12-Oz. Loaf 1 0 | MRS. SHEILDS’ ESPEN eA Gisoniil Sen tet V\ F FEE 3 ws | ste BREAD BUTTER De isi se’ _— Van Camp || Horse Radish | rs a : ee a ' STAR ME Aa, 20 MILK me 3° 29 Made in the Country >> AE Oe: RO at nS hee RD RN - 7

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. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ a ae a - : mi _ oe = Fe . we aed : mal ~- : ‘ lao OMS. SRC 6 80 is sfsegeS eee te sit Me ernie Mitel oe Men ee ne bags caten in Glassine Bags Bag HME PAGE 36 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — FRIDAY, JUNE AND THEN SAUTER THEM | some minced parsie : @ ee eee sre meat once so that every portion o , ‘ 3 Y ay, . the tenderness of the meat. omar in gat ee tg emapa. cf boiling water. Surprise was the right word! ; LB. 9c . N 4 - and pour over them a dressing} ly toasted hot bread should be in-|+4,.; one chop a piece was hardly | “4 CARTO 4 Baked for You! As an addition to any meal Nation-Wide Bread play LJ for always being able to ‘“‘make sausages that were to do for break- lettuce, and the drug store could Limit 10 Pounds to Customer. for broiled chops, sausage and to- 4 French dressing and ILSON 4 chilled plates, vanilla ice cream i with strawberries, and coffee. New Pressing—Ideal in Cool Summer Drinks KG | MARINATE FILLETS OF LAMB juice of half a iemon_ half-teaspoon salt, a small onion chopped and , . “teen tae | This Is the Method-Used by French! jt may be saturated with the dress- : Cooks in Cooking This ing. - : a ¥ ~~ . oe You Are i “a Meat. Allow fillets to stand overnight ee A ain i te 2 | The habit of French and Italian/in the dressing. When ready to aaa ie: fat until fillets are cooked and eol-| Situation Must Be Met 1 hough . Churned Daily From : Use one teaspoon of tea to a cup | drop in for dinner. — , ; bmn di Fresh, Sweet Cream and flatten the strips with a : While greeting my two unexpected a ) bee! : B cleaver. | Make a Note of This. guests, I was frantically remem- AF. , a Arrange the fillets on a platter; In toasted sandwiches, the fresh-| pering that the stores closed at 6, | 12. Z. SING oe made of three tablespoons clive oil,stantly spread and made up. hearty fare for masculine appe- a | 1 frccmltnngp Bib tomargge sg Mes. evi: important part. It is prepared under the most modern sanitary condition: coco ANUT : —— manage to keep up my reputation we, 5 4 and comes to your home untouched by hands. QUALITY is the test gt | “ something out of nothing.” chea ness alwavs! 2g Suddenly I remembered the ~ F x LONG THREAD ‘%-LBb. fast next day and I decided these | os must be sacrificed to make what Saturda Saturda sf a as restaurants call ‘‘a mixed grill.” Beant >= aatnlte 4 | Ss. nA Delicious for Cakes, Fortunately there was plenty of pecia pecia FU be called upon to supply ice cream n4 ~ oe to serve with the strawberry sauce. NATION = 5-Lb. Ge 10-Lb ” 1AAe 24-Lb. Ose Gasued ested As revised my menu now stood WIDE Sks. Sks. Sks. aturday ope matoes td make a mixed grill, po- . tatoes mashed to a fluffy white- Valier’s 5.Lb. 10-Lb. 24 Lbs. ness, peas, a plain salad tossed in Enterprise yall ate SI 14 Pt. p Sks. Sks. Sks. ° ssi! served on ' Bottle A long breath of relief when din- S aturda EVAPORATED ner was safely under way, and an y K G (; — Brands You Know—Altus, American Lady, Robin, Topmost pecia inward vow registered to never Special USEFUL again be caught in a like situation by just ordering enough chops. ; PREMIUMS, In case you find yourself in such NATION WIDE Extra Root Beer Per a predicament, perhaps you would | « am Selected Doz. qe Bott! ALSO like to know about the meat com- | | » Extraet ttle . bination I have mentioned. | B ae . WILSON MILK PREMIUM STORE Any kind of chops may be used, | uy the Best in Nation-Wide Cartons : Enjoy Root Beer Made in Your Own Home! ROOM 507 EQUITABLE BUILDING [ |!2, th! case they were lamp, cut || apy. : - Entrance 613 Locust Street, St. Louis, Mo. =the along with firm ripe | ULK LOOSE EGGS se eeeee Doz, SE wee: 4 You Are Invited to the tomatoes cut in half, sprinkled | SPECIAL OFFER! ,@ 4 with salt and pepper and dotted | ‘ Fs 6: LOVER F/ 50-Ft. Extra Heavy i eS ee with a small piece of butter. | NATION-WIDE . E { CLOTHESLINE Sash Cord a arf a BRING THE KIDDIES. The chops will have to be turned | frequently while boiling, but leave. | Saturday Saturday the tomatoes alone. They will both | Special 5 Kk Special ] FLY SW A 3 q ER Long Handle : rs take about 10 minutes to cook, | . . : YA VON. Meanwhile the sausages may be | m4 cooked slowly in a hot frying pan. | ~ e é or they may be baked in the oven | Finest Pure In 1-Lb. : ie while the chops are broiled. | Creamery Butter.... Cartons Vor Oat an qa FOR ; _ f RANSAS . For serving arrange a chop, two | ru a ‘ | or three sausages and a half a to- | Nation-Wid B : ° : . wit h 4 cans O uta ae Ger ued ee e Butter is an adjunct to the perfect meal. : : { Fancy Fruit in 2 8-Oxz. END us the big, F red Ks from 4 cans platter. having the sausage in the | ARO BUTTER—Also a High Score Butter me Pi A p WALTKE’S A BARS 19 é Heavy S$ Cc y oyra ans EXTRA FAMILY < of Kansas Powder together with the center surrounded by chops and to- | matoes. name of your grocer. You will receive ” | absolutely free, postage prepaid, a beau- Veal chops with slices of pine | : tiful Rubber Apron. apple and veal kidney make anoth- | 3 Kansas is the new, amazing household jer excellent grill if you have time a ' cleanse~ that lightens every .clieanmg [to plan for it, or pork chops, slices Oliv . task. It banishes rust—cieans aluminum | of apple and large mushrooms. | 1, -Ib. 1-Ib. es without scratching—has no disagreeable | ,- ok Kale a and Corned Beef. * vaiadienl SUMMER CHOCOLATES “ ; Each 3 S| Get 4 cans today—send for the rub- Wash the kale and blanch it for | i five minutes in boiling water. | lS i AKER CTS Drain, chop, and place in a sauce- | + ‘i 3 a _—— me 4 . one cupful of the water in which | RR AND In 1-Lb 49¢ c Lh. THE TALL CAN he t i ok Patines ; i banc 2 LO sn ‘dette eee a Sees ee St " c Bags Value 43 M A B kK A N - 15 C VER FARM wg Ae wp a eel Cut ’ NATIONAL POWDER ar geme tee a cupful of corn- | A Delightful Blend BRANDS YO : f Heulh aectak U KNOW—BUFFALO, JUST RIGHT, PILOT, SAIL-ON ‘F pp cANSAG CLEANSING panes” aromas | Makes Delicious Iced Coffee FRESH, GREEN, TENDER, SELECTED “se e a Egg Paste Sandwic | FOR EVERY HOUSEHOLD CLEANING TASK ones thaw Sauron Tiel aie | = PURE FRUIT and C and bring to a paste with mayon- | maise or with lemon juice, seasoned | - 7 Sg Ge PURE CA "FOR Sih iu'ana peopers soreed be: | JBIRILLEVELLE HOUSE | AT ron” ae aie Steel Cur a i. Sa ms COFFEE *.c 8.02. BOTTLES _ K | T C if Bags : , on De e % P I |) i K te R i iD EK PER PKG. i 3m $1.00 - _ ai KLEN Ladies! Ladies! Why commit arson : oa 1) “rms” | PURFED WHEAT 14 : — ms | TEMTOR BRAND PURE PRESERVES, Iw JAR.23e A. SAR. SHQTOULETE When these dainty Krispy Crackers are so con- 4 oe ; , Bac F 7 4 venient as a base for rarebits and creamed foods |} s( )e tan ASSORTED VARIETIES a seri "i 3 CALLIES oose From i Saturday ea. =6C/C QUALITY MEATS oS — we —— a ; helene “ =e Sie Ne ace. aes lap ite sit ely, 4m) * - a 3 . Specials 7 Only! ie _ GENUINE SPRING LAMB: Seca FRUITS & VEGETABLES nee | smOULbERE IER | rEacmMEs tesco gABACON ‘| Their crackling crispness, too, gives added | : ri ov oc Bebb ec kc ben o 0c 20¢ Lb. : ae 2 us ze HEIL’S PRINCELL, coal delight to cheese and jelly | | PORE LOENS .... 2.200005 coe 0 BIO LB PLUMS i Me : | THURINGER CERVELAT ...........3%e Lb. ‘Cer ereeoo: Doz. “a L A R D The Ideal Summer Sausage. Y y Swift's Premium Sliced Dried Beef. SUNKIST ORANGES = = 1/4-Lhb. Pkg. SE ee os #8 . Recipes Enclosed in Each Package Ww ATERMELONS(<*: Large Fruit—Select the Kind Whole And they are such family Rcerltes it is well t You Want—Buy Them by Weight Hell, ud _ 0 | | C IRC LE — PIC NICS eeeeeeeeees 23! if e keep them on the table all through the meal Hockless Cellophane Wrgped, Esa Fes, 2° fl NEW POTATOES Pony v.s. No 1 Gaue 5 18 4 SAUSAGE LOAF SWIFT’S PREMIUM FRANKFURTS. 29) = icine Highest Quality one, TOMATOES Ripe, Firm 4 | ™ —— e : , | FREE! For the Kiddies, a Frankfurt Balloon ay P uns h ‘ne with each package Frankfurts. CORN Fresh, C ba - ORK ‘SHO , reen, +: BLADE °° Pound ' / KRISPY) | “au, EQNS) CRACKERS teas SERVICE GROCERS ma a NE FROM THE THOUSAND WINDOW BAKERIES } - | re always crisp ef Leose- Wiles Biscutt Co. . A te an So a

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__ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. Se eet, VUNE 22, 1 st ____ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH wet Soo too ——orror—ae (ifINVEGETIBLES Ae RIGS SKC er | 'A Generous Supply of Summer. Greens Provides Good | Health Insurance. | ne ene ee + — The last few years have marked 'a big improvement in the health Pick ts Pay | walue of the average American | _family diet, ard this is largely be- | The cause such a good variety of vege- tables and frnits are now available | Modern at all times of the year. Green vegetables are appetizing and healthfu'. and just now they | are quite inexpensive—all excellent | | reasons for encourazing their use. | | From the health standpoint we | eat vegetables for their mineral | content, their vitamins, laxative | | yalue and their flavor. Also this class of food contains _a@ large percentage of water and | as a consequence has a low calory or energy value. | Therefore they may be freely eaten without the danger ot adding |; | pounds to one’s weight. Further- | more, their flavor adds much to the palatability of a meal. Lime and iron are two minerals that are much in demand by the. body for the building of fizm bones and tissue ana for making good red blood. Green vegetabies are an ex- | cellent source of both of these. : | Science has jately proved that the mm Forequarter | dark green vegetables are the rich- Per Pound est in iron, so see that some of | | these—epinach parsley, unbleached | | Hindquarter ..ccscesseceeeess oe ceesees Ib., 35¢ | lettuce, etc.—are included in your) | supply. | We all know by this time how Fresh | tpertant the vitamins are and we/| * should know that by using a good e | supply of raw and cooked vege- | tables we are assured of a large share of our daily requirement of | these essential foods. I say some raw vegetables, be- cause vitamin C, which is present Choice Milk-Fed...-. | in them, is often lost in cooking. | Shoulder, Ib.........+.25¢ c | Fresh young vegetables such as are | Ib. | pect in satdan, bb ment Breast ..... scecegoes | ave the largest vita-| ’ P ; rl | min content. See to it also that ‘ Chops, rib or loin, Ib.. .37¢ Leg or loin, Ib., half or whole. ..3 you usé some in this form every) day. | Sugar-Cured As laxatives. vegetables provide p Hick abundance of roughage and are ex- an sae cellent as a means of preventing Te constipation. Both raw and cooked | vegetables are useful for this, and | | both should be used. | 9 The supply of summer vegetables | i r X il B 29¢c is so large and varied that it js'| © 4 . ~ inNO.7 see Beth as eats Ginger Ale ***: for hot breads made with bran. Pink Flat 24-02. bottle, 15¢; UB-On. cccccesserssssereee: 3iscuits made according to this rs C recipe will be found most excellent. Salmon ae Cherries mies’ Here are several seated recipes Take one and one-half cups white. a | flour, one-half cup bran, five tea- iat ccae a a il spoons baking powder, two table- spoons sugar. three-fourths tea- spoon salt, one-half cup m ilk and three tablespocns shortening. Mix bran with the flour which 4 . fi CLOVER FARM PICNIC? ig YOUR CLOVER FARM STORE FOR | FREE TICKETS ' = + CLOVER FARM ~ WHITE BANNER 1a ' BUTTER ae | Churned Daily From MALT Fresh, Sweet Cream LB. 49° LARGE 2c CARTON vy -Wide Bread plays an CLITY is the tee I COCOANUT see72%20 LONG THREAD 14-Lb. 1 | 9° in Glassine Bags Bag : Ibs. oD ede : Delicious for Cakes, Puddings, Etc. CLOVER FARM | Pickled Dainties An Exquisite Sliced Sweet Pickle = y J 54 el | SHREDDED ie tar 23ecill Drinks | WHEAT Biscuits _eapgiediemmel Robin, Topmost | Pork & Beans rr, Debi a | Oc . cs. : Oe ome! snecaaiad —— 9 vee gas ¥ 7 “~~ oe - ¥ ’ : ‘ A ek a eS ee seen iaueeeieg ait as pr eee er ae ae ‘ I RR Pion cate reece wig a A | wn ; ; o waneuis eneenaplinampernatin epeagrusts ” , mal rare, ; next chy eee eee eee From first quality young porkers. Let aN he j tug a, Lee a ’ - ae . J GE EP My, PS TY RT cl LS Tg el Meo TE lates ite als Pg» ; Mods ee + a eaiaie cemnemenes Mane . You Are Invited to the CLOVER FARM PICNIC °=.::"::: a : ri, BRING THE KIDDIES—FREE RIDES en a gah! RTS De Ws 4 SPECIAL OFFER! aes es arr SS wipes nna Nae 3 to 4 pound ae siudecelenacteoms ~ Ss Sugg mon on Serepuiecintel ae Sali. ne AR aS ME my RR NE IPM Nat gan for a er rarcon menace op tis, AB Sl bo srr am Oe ee ak ee Phen Be os ane we Ben 2def Fruit Salad | IVORY SQAP BARS 19¢e leery Syrup 2 2 BTC 29¢ 1b. & Oli Four , Oc» 208. 39 CHIPSO = 22c ba Poe! (CLOVER FARM | PILOT, SAILON Apple Marmalade °:: 31C - PURE FRUIT and CANE SUGAR—A Healthful Spread BOTTLES a No. 2 non ie) CORN *.. 12¢c K | T C H E N Sesect, Extra Standard PER PKG. | | Sep nit 63¢c bail IKLENZER| FEY 10 PER PKG. a FLY SPR A Clover | 2= ile %G Z % Uh "ny, Standard Fine Granulated sgt 7] Miny shes attie nitty iii CRO chien for RVES | | pine 59c spor ERER Me OILET PAPER ©: 3 «i: 19¢ — to | | C ALLIES Senet _ rm THEY ARE! ETABLES 327 ers * Zie M E L G N S y J LBS. 25C BA c oO N Sha. Z le Fine Watsons, Guaranteed 2 Cc HEIL’S PRINCELL, Cellophane Wrapped to Cut Ripe. Per Pound, —— poz. [4e ye 288 Size, Dozen 21e | : R D Prince BANANAS + 100% 2 1-Lb 5 Bee ss che ek ake OF te | Pure Phgs. Cc Fine, Ripe, > Lbs. || ae Buy Them by Weight Half, Lb. Mellow Fruit For vow gum Me BAMSAGE LOAF » 28¢ 1] Vw por aTOES ey "7 snoUnnens vem gh Be Large Ear : pe Per Ae , Look Fon ACHUCK ROAST «. 29c CABBAGE ZC THE Cat Peet Peden Mletioe Cattle Home-Grown Wakefield NATION-WIDE |. pee a SIGN s0r-1 LOVER FARM STORES GOERS: Lede ee Paty: sec RS te Rpt i Bh ELIE IM By GE ME ae Hee te i i eh = Pei ORAL (Opal eee Ss S is ~ S SS To the creamed mixture add thé teaspoons baking powder. Ratsins Fancy quailty, for slicing | popular at luncheon. For muffins Special Dark, Hop Flavored Finest Tom Guaranteed use two tablespoons shortening, Watsons. Nice to Cut one-fourth cup sugar, one cup sour 3-Pound Can Size; ech Ripe ; milk, one cup bran, one cgg, one / cup flour. one-half teaspoon soda, one-fourth teaspoon salt and one teaspoon ba —— power. Steam avorcning aid sugar to _ 2 3C New Potatoes sltian add the egg. Mix and sift flour, soda, salt and baking powder. bran, then the miik, ee — with the sifted dry ingredients. _. ; O Lin. 2 ; / Cc Pour into greased muffin tins and bake in a moderate oven for 20 minutes. If sweet milk is used in- 2 | stead of sour milk, omit the one- & half-teaspoon of soda and use three ic Ee Peaches | 2.5C€ or dates may be added to the muf- Mrs fins if desired. . ° TIT WN ik Sigh Se iM ly: BRR PADRE AN LRG SPR EDEN ILI ET DOI is — anata WAH Nye’s Sweet or Sweet Mixed Tomatoes 23¢ tet Way to Percolate Coffee. Ripe, firm, for slicing / Place in the coffee pot as many lcups of water as of coffee to be Fresh Corn 15¢c _served, and add one extra cup. _— Young, tender, rometing ours... .ceess> |Into the upper part of the perco- ilator measure one tablespoon of Beets or Carrots 3 a 10¢c medium ground .coffee for cach cup, | emegroewn, large baaches Place over the gas or turn on the eurrent. When it begins to per-/ 'colate, time it. Seven minutes fs) the time, and it should be watched very accurately. Q I | c 1 fe} | qu O a ° l 9 | : ° a i | i

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PAGE 3s ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH x ¥RIDAY, JUNE 21, SE LOUIS POST-DISPATEN ___ — . © pnT pF t , y maT B | ae one-half pint grape juice 10 min-| WATERMELON COCKTAIL aaa berries ot} = a er ene ee ee = pose ) | : nsagaat = | SAVORY BEEF POT ROAST || On.s0?,00‘-roce‘anionn coer. TASTY HOT POTATO SALAD | MO ces any NG DORARORR NAC ice sire Skee Mant thr: A Weleome Appear for a Mot- scar. thre faa | : . Minner or Lamcheon. schino ans Pe aa: WITH TASTY VEGETABLES ‘tomatoes and parsiey around the Some Iske It eg Some Like | fourths of sugar, and. when de! Weather Din: pemeter and a t a lmeat. Add the salt and pepper. | ie ; YY ES RA RGSS Sane AS , , . ‘ginning to set, acd one cup of; Cuta firm, ripe watermelon into | rics ( hoppr@. a Slice a few boiled potatoes and , ——— ——= | grapes. Turn into mold first This Is a Nice Way to Cook a Piece Cover the pan or kettle. | ssnennannanal 3 ‘ - ‘eubes. about three cups. Add a few drope « vie 2 Melt one tadlespoon +. com ; of Meat Which Is Not Bake in a slow aven for five chop one onion and a few slices of ee oe ‘dipped into cold water, and chill.| Add to the melon a cup of fresh | ters and serve mm gam add two squares of unsweet- MANY DELICIOUS DESSERTS ‘pineapple cubes, a half cup of 'n- soon as mixed, al ih. | | cut in small. pieces. ae Tender. hours. Remove the meat and veg | bacon fine. Put onion with »pa- Serve with or without cream. | 6 inne " : nape fire until thell Pour pounds beer, one-third cup | “bles to a hot owl op con in frying pan, give it a light MADE WITH GRAPE Wwice Grape Cream Cups. a eB ne een hy Miz the three tablespoons |color, add some vinegar and a | To one cupfr! of hot grape juice | = ern add one cup of sugar. two) @ flour, fat from meat or other fat me ey, | 25 — (about one-fourth cup), two cups | flour and cold water. “ow “4 ma (little bouillon. Pour in hot over Especially Appropriate to Serve at) add one teaspoon of sofiened gela- | - ns of corn syrup and! tt earteta, cut in pieces, two cupe|“" into the hot meat bro her _| the pot. Season with a little pep- Informal Company tine and set dish on ice, stirring it) y i) Z | see of a cup of milk. esa ane Esty SNS Ook On *he oer | per, salt and chopped parsley. Mix Affairs. until it begins to thicken. .Then| im - ( = —~ ; | : sliced onions, two cups celery, cut ; face burner for at least five min- | oy ‘ Seog pis in pieces, one cup tomatoes, three oreo - | well, and serve warm. a ae is hoth a wholesome fold it into a pint of whipped Ag utes. Serve hot with the meat and srape juice i ae. Another Potato Salad. | food product and an interesting|Cream, using a tablespoon at a 6128 EASTON AVE. sprigs parsicy. one tablespoon galt, | vegetables S11 ae teat ‘ Cre pepper to taste. three tablespoons | ae , ae oS gE Jalat- “Ve afresh-ione as far as combining it with| time. then fill ifttle sponges caker WELLSTON’sS BUSIEST Cor oe flour, three tablespoons cold wa- | Date Bread Sandwiches. 'geason with salt, pepper, chives | A Palatable Icy Cold Refresh Soaana foods go. |baked in cups, or fill pie pastry m. =e : — ter. | Have ready date bread that is and chopped onions (very fine). | ing Drink Always Meets | rnp ate oi : - pee i¢| Shells with the mixture. Sirtein Boneless ae Wash the meat Sprinkle the! at least a day old. Cut in thin | Add at the last minute a julienne | 5 Vith F xh | W ae we moat Se ar eee on enone tort , 4 one-third cup flour over it. Brown/slices. Spread with cream cheese | of fried bacon mixed with the no- | ) . sade “? s ar cea gore’ a ane Cut h Ps note in hal Ib sw a Sage meg” itae | ies an esserts . W st) -U ard cooked eggs in halves; ; oo P ‘beaten smooth with a little cream. | tato salad, and a spoonful of vine- lender'oim . a the floured meat in the fat. : ——- refreshing and invigorating for hot; and remove yolk, season, mix with on a al ace a rack in a pan or kettle.’ Press together in pairs. | gar, x + - a Well made, cold beverages are | weather menus. i'chopped chicken and mayonnaise Chuck Roast Ib., iTe i Chuck = | welcome at any time of the year Grape Juice Jelly. ‘and refill. Salmon may be used in and at almost anv kind of a gath-| Soak one package gelatine in place of chicken. . ——— PORK SPARE- ) ering, but especially at the evening | — — Tae party where there is dancing, at | bed SHOULDERS RIBS >» Sante eo | card’ partics or any other goed | This weektry | DPS Re = .- a : . times that bring together a group | , | 1 ne ib 15¢c Ib 23h , . , r > FF ri nn ‘ . : ~ } . " | * Rs eS i SF 7+ I if of young people. There are 8s0 | _ inn SE Pag . many good recipes for making “ 8 - eae are ae See ‘ \ drinks and punches that there real- | , “4 Uneeda Bakers : g VEAL pi ++ a Aon” ms; == Mi | ly is no excuse for the insipid con- | / FA Stew, LOIN, th. a ROG ens ogee — | Shovider, d Hem = — 4 -. . _ ert Chops fb. |Sme ked o * PES. 6 Used When Wanted. | al of: botter ' ~ o - - , = coctions one so often finds. A good drink should be wel] :) \ ud - oe 2 ae * ” . ‘ - SL 2 Pe ie a eee > neta aa Te Ag Pet alee ey Ae Ciatowieiiia ‘ | blended in flavor and not too ’ sweet. It should be attractive in el fresth - Strietly fresh, every eBivteae, ‘color and cold and should have | - =~ NY one guaranteed. SUGAR aie bee | some “pep” or character. The use 7 | PK Fy |of charged water or some of the 2 D 49 5 ib siw | OZ. Cc Ss. J | bottled carbonated beverages is inp a ub] . —_ cn | ; . BP e ee ¢ | recommended to supply this | ghaee peed. Fruit Jar Rubb 2 my wih t% . | sparkle and to give character. | milk and sugar Ball » 2 deten...... + se exeluded. Mason Jar Lids, dozen... 256) =™. > a: = eee. _ o oN > es) ey | Here‘s Foundation. G. U.S. PAT. OFF. { For convenience it is good to , - supmeiieie Be 3: ay memorize a simple foundation : PURITA iSGt | 7] > 4 an , recipe that may be varied in a : 4 be . = great many ways. One of the best 7 CREAMERY am tae is made from a simple combination } - Yellow as gold. sd of oranges, lemons, sugar and i men > i, nei water, using four oranges, .two ’ ee, %, : TABLE SAL lemons, one cup of sugar and one .F — . quart of water. -i up. - a — tpg Mix the sugar with two cups of "33 ; . i = Dr. Price's Baking . ~ sol it] rich 3 23c : to slice for broiling or frying. For and then use as desired. This ie a © Senne arte B B: ts ar ij FANCY SPINACH—Large can 2} size, can......206] $e foundation mixture may be kept ; severad days i overed jar | > Po at : a real taste treat order a Cox & 'for severad days in a co% ee 3 Senet Felden Teena |in a-cold place. Some of the pos- i. aor Gordon Missouri Brand “Molasses sible combinations are given below: uigilt = LADY BALTIMORE |..°e- 1° Valine 1, 2 : Coffee Cakes Cael eee §6You will heve made ‘ture one cup of strong, freshly LAYER CAKE Al vecietich Se made. cold tea. one cup of pine- N ' ° ° 50: size 40c ' . cai ae q apple juice, and two bottles of gin. New! Richer than most goodies and thinner, too. They really Plain Toast, Ww discovery in ham tendernes Meee ewer tee 2 | , Cocoanut, dosen |(7) ) . ger ale. Pour over ice In a punch) ¢yelt in your mouth” with the richness of their shortening, FRESH i ' ¢ ; weg 3 Regular ie + = ~ bowl, adding at the same time two; : Ss and flavor. cups of water. Tea time is when they're happiest. Buy them by the pound, BREAD 5 as aaa al . rx Aati iv. ° . ae a ° ° ° » 'mixtures over one quart of pine- ——— NATIONAL E ide i Sali x shank which identifies the genuine. apple ice, or serve in tall glasses ~ ; NEW POTATOES —He marbles, large size, 5 pounds... - | . a Se with a large spoon of pineapple ice am Bl S t B.@3 COM PANY ORANGES—176 size Florida, ez. 30€ | = Xn in each glass. Garnish with a few . 2. lew Texas YELLOW ONIONS, 2 bs. Sc ) | COoOxs fresh mint leaves. or with a long “Uneeda Bal 3 - af ff ? narrow strip of fresh or candied | , if }/ Ft Ld i ~~ | | MISSOUR! BRAN orange peel. —E . OO iy. EAN DUBLIN -: No ¥ , mee ae . mie > " - . ye Bay f “Bey ne Pane ME > i # » pete Patties L. eS 2 aad . ie. ing £7 a ‘ er re il ‘ aos dae iia e's See 4 4 Sy IY Piet he at ee : be ° ~~ . mn ‘ “ 4 7 a ~ Te a are 4 = s y . 7 s yy * . - Sy ue ‘ y Mee ni P 3 43 + Aeteele ie ne ¢s Re ea De a Tae a eee ee oe nes. ot ee wes he * es peer poet aga ‘te ° . ee eee » f . - 4 . - . Samveath eS # meet . iar i yee prea ocak 79? em ee rnd Ce at a ~ ake)? ede ape hE aaa | ag - 7 ‘ Wiig ‘ e i . . - “~ nan api ino, ldantediy> WMA ee Soha ta Nelli csiiteiibedisasdioe thee nen F © aed rl . ¥ Rr Mint Gives Flavor. 3. Chop one-half cup of fresh y ? mint leaves, add one cup of boil- H Vaghled Oued ing water and let stand five min- utes. Then strain and cool. Pour this into the foundation mixture with one-half cup of fresh lime juice and one pint of grape juice. Dilute with one quart of water and pour over ice in the punch bowl, or serve in glasses one-third full of crushed ice. TO COOL WATER IN SUMMER | * Many Persons Prefer Drinking OoOas O QO Water Cold, but not Iced. * During warm weather some peo- ple want drinking water cold, but not iced. Choose clean containers such as quart fruit jars, fill them This New-Day Bread for Toast [aah rater and place them in the | Sometimes spring water is pur- ichased or the water supply must ' be boiled to make it fit for human a If water must be | boiled, do so, then put it Into ster- ilized containers, let it cool to room temperature. and place the | covered jars in the refrigerator. Makes Scorched Toast a Folly ype | cain Sawely at wen coe | ed water. Won't You Please Try It Today? Dp... f CARROTS EN CASSEROLE | e FF Aes | A Pleasing Way of Preparing) : | ) se as a s Be Nas 4 nn These Wholesome Vegetables. | y ’ . ee =: > * . fF s sold by leading , "= Ss 8 Wash carrots clean, scrape and | | : | Ps. See a ; slice thin; peel and slice onion : . grocers everywhere. And 3 sit ate 4 go: thinly. Cover with boiling water fand cook 15 minutes. Drain, re- at no extra cost to you. = 5 ual . ria. Sele: | serving liquor. Se SE ’ é : ROS ) ; Put vegetables in buttered cas- | * e : . . ; pail oe BS : eee | : | serole, cover with layer of bread = n . > |crumbs, then repeat tayers until : ; z oe, BY WLICE ADAMS PROCTOR = Bate : | a materials are all used, with crumbs 3 Bry : an 6 oon top. NEW way of toast- . cS wae | Add butter and salt to vegetable 4 making has come into S ; “a ee ’ f |} liquor in reserve and pour over, we = » 5 ee : a: 2 al es i sprinkling - ith parsl y Rake in ; toate a a a eT ES eet aes ts NG oa pc ees _—s og ns - © patito , ee ne * 1: ee sad A A LAO ili. lis mates ys. agg Ne. Hy * spies : {hig Aiea RELY BFE RE SAS 9 eae ORG init § Aiki’ Were oS PERL CR oe RS Bish De I a RS dite Pir as Pc cite irs RCNA, ee Ts vogue. Leading food experts i —— : ai Re ee tee ane Ot er every day SS ’ ie “gs | This Meets the Feminine Demand flavor of Velveeta; a reason for its Vitamins, Lactose (sugar of milk), Bread, and Wonder Bread : “Se . Bie. 2 | Sime gelatine in one pint boiline its exceptional wholesomeness. It and these we include in the making MANY WOMEN ghectical of jie ee | ery, One eunp dik veumb two brands. This we utge you to do, knowing =| When celatine begit t. mii more. Velveeta represents the con- ted edge. It's faulcless toast every time. q na No scorched edges. Every shee is perfect individun'! mo] ie iii i a su Se. Cl ~ oe 413 S. 7th St. ; do give a better bread. So w e bene- ee ee Oi i ri d | r iste nte able to combine in a cheese product like butter. It can be sliced when other bread that you have ever tasted Also, the ; , = , they employ a unique baking method. | ne ’ q ~ : INDIVIDY L SHORTCAKES qualities of the rich whole milk. blends readily with other foods for bread in America. flavor. Longer-lasting freshness. Roll out the mixture for bakine Children love it and it’s as digest: maculate mode! kitchens. They use only t Please Try At Once . oa : Ss = este tC Vnc ‘Ou : : ‘y y d By © squares, and in the center of each —_ A the family will remind you to buy sweetened berries, or of canned or they pasteurize every drop. them teffether and pI A go 1, ar i} ’ ay . - le. . : ear. “Philadel Continental Baking Company and serve hot with lemon. nutmeg here are urging its adoption. ; 7 Bo SSS oa, Ph eg. een San ; , f as Fobhad., : You get it from Wonder a a “NAS ee: | 2 ghey cap mamggene velvety texture, and especially-for Calcium and other milk minerals, alone. So that is w ; Beko : Ss a : | l-water. Set aside to chili ; ; bes istri t is what you eo afi : ,| water. Set aside to chill ts first purely a milk product in the of Velveeta. The result is a product _ Distributor ' Je makes toast thar is ™ RS ey, claim have been ditectly won by toasting | Senapoons chiv. cheese, but which because of this scorched. Rarely a burned & = what you will find. Even golden brown, in the Sal AE Aides: Chatuiem anch wot cheese making. Through the aidof You can use Velvecta the same as + GArf;i Cost us $6,000,000 ter ha® rfield 2425 all those precious health-giving chilled. It melts, dissolves and We spent two years in its development. It Wonder Bread is “slo-baked.” A method that : These Tidbits Are Amonc the Sea- By a special process we extract from all cooking purposes. It is baked by expert bakers working in i owder Discuits to on h i self , g in im- po’ r Hiscuits to one-fourth inch bl . : . = eas milk itself. Try a package— in i | ] ; : gredients So do, please, as the countty’s wisest women are place a tablespoonful of chopped, =: : Gigaa it it often. : . a, ™ ; : aa |, flour made from the heart of ¢ r , : , he wheat berry. Remember to say “Wonder Bread” distinctly. stewed fruit, which has been sweet- Extremely costly ingredients these. But they HEYDT BAKERY 5 cacties a baking pan. Bake tr 7 * Naty" -. ae Cheese is for e eve oderate 9 4 b , a : « : - : é Or any of the hard sauces : see 4 tn — SE eS n . CHEESE CC Generel C id 40 Minutes. Millions of women use it SS eee salts oe -_ ee a | JELLIED VEGETABLE SALAD There’s a reason for the exquisite the whole milk th additi " Dissolve one package lemon or must always ask for Prepare one cup finely * ce}. J a cucum! form of cheese. that looks like cheese, tastes like “p hiladelphia® TI ‘ ; =o s cut { : ; lladeipas * e even, golden brown. Never . . < ats : ‘ this W oader Bread in comparison with other ta! lespoon che Saelare Tree Ty The But Velveeta is also something added f { value ly should be - 7 Goddard ( iro Cos ee en 2 | tribution of science to the art of , ad with Pimento poinsettias, using scientific research, we are at last you would use cheese. It spreads Wonder Bread is utterly different from any fit through tremendous extra sales Serve with may cost us $6,000,000. Today it is the largest-selling brings you greater digestibility. More delicate | sonable Cooked De=serts in thickneaa. (“yf in four-inch They use only a specially milled “short patent” doing. Try this new-day bread immediately fresh apples, Pea ¢ hes, At ricots. CT They use double the usual amount of milk, and It costs you no more than ordinary breads. amet. Pela up the edees seem oven for 29 minutos odes A Thought for the Day. : eS F ae ; NDER a Even a familiar Karnish cu in . - -_ , E and a new way makes an “old-timer” | ‘«™ | a take a new lease on fit: Trv the | , ITS SLO-BAKED Julienne knife on the pieieition | earrot. or the vwvegeetah BARKERS alsoor ww getable senop on ONDER PAN ROLLS aD MBOSTESS Cage the oft-abused potato and see how ara laced ; they are lifted from the ‘ ° © = i? plane «of , bien the commonplace to the realm of | ra T- n } — ii, oor Cc ese j ee

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— sd a ~ Se ce ee with a tablespoon of ‘three’ tablespoons sugar, three tablespoon schino and a tablespoon ot"es diner HOT FUDSE SAUCE 5 of &.— »| cherries «hopp: d. iis Add a few drops o ters and serve in cold s00n asx mixed. A)}) should be chilled before ates. ‘ : TON AVE. 1EST FOOD STORE ¢ [Beefs 7aeh PORK CHOPS 23c Ib. LEG, th. CIVEAL ie.0-— [Smoked Ham Whole or half and Lids, dezen....25¢ excluded, TABLE SAL 3 r ie &. for Dr. Price’s Baking Powder, large can 2 eans....25c oe... 2. 3 bs. $1.00 BREAKFAST ROLLA Reg. 10c Value, 5c Coffee Cakes a All varieties 10¢; 3 cuts by Plain Toast, doz ....... 4ée Cocoanut, dozen .... Ke FRESH BAKED PIESAI Well baked. Mberally filled, large size, each P - oe iglae, 6 pounds..........:........426 Oc CAL. ORANGES 252 size, doz. 30c Sc CELERY, fresh | ; 4 stks. 1€ It’s An Unusual Thing To Do Seldom do you find mes bers of the fession recom you can safely conce™ that the food recom ed must have merit. “Philadelphia” © Cheese has received endorsement from *® sicians, Child Spec and Nutrition to Say: is deficient in the Case needed to build st legs and a sturdy and in Vitamin A : o . § , e ; % e : s 7 - : : ae Be Made Up in Quantity and! eignt minutes, ” ~~ - — Stir the mixture constantly until it begins to boil. Then boil stirring occasion- Used When Wanted, ally. elt one tablespoon of butter | Remove from the fire. Cool gdd two squares of unsweet- slightly and beat until it begins to 4 ehocolate cut in small pieces, thicken. Add a teaspoon of vanilla ever a slow fire until the | and keep warm over hot water un- » is melted. | til ready to serve. » add one cup of sugar, two) This may be made up in quan- sons 4of corn syrup and) tity and reheated in a double boil- ers of a cup of milk. er when needed ) Ais a ¢ Cpe \ waa? \ @ % \ [Mountain-grown— therefore mcra invigorating Two Flavors: Standard Mixed in Blue Baz Orange Pekoe in Orange Tia 7 > ££ “Champagne sy | fe “of lrelandgy wy / iff Uy ij ae 40) HES Hh, Gis it Vi j Hh f, YY Ud), +f Us Ny Yh, tds SSS 4i, = 2 ; ° : = S =. . _* > — , 4 - eo S > . a 4 " 5 a we ¥ 7 ts Ji ‘ “4 t ow, se a * ‘ we be “ aay Ot. oct Ringe. Whe ee ee er a Teal OME Re pee apporet om 6h BERK Hey R A aes ¢ ; - eee SNE Coen. ~ Magnes 2» lane lear iy amma tmnt eatigrs , “ —— ye aps yom ae ee eee eee as ae aetna Mond te 1 Ee, Wr? Pe en ee RRR RR ey chapteann agin only Beye int

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$3 be +” . | is . tS. # Ba # . t « ” w ae a ake r _— . OR lan « peo ois Ls aaa pobiicciete ip sng ia i a ay TEER T ah " « { q a 3 age 4, js . ed . iy, wade? iy. witot ae Dee ; SO SRY FRE On i ae an a SB dey tos ee ee 3 fuls. One pound of butter yields twe toast. -” Sandwiches everybody likes Underwood Deviled Ham gives a million-dollar flavor to the simplest sandwich. Made of nothing but the choicest ham and fine spices. UNDERWOOD Deviled Ham Ldc... dOc At ail leading Chain and Independent Grocers 1 a es a *etat * ate fart: ¢ pert: et © jase late he +p eebe. shel - 7 , val. . . pte BY apy: ".* oO 3S ee boxy eee et so - ox Pfieha*e%, *n*,*.",* Soe lee’ a oe WMAS* ade Bae ae eae ee Nn ee at TE ee ee eR we ee ew I ee ee _—. - <6 * ON gow s% ae ee LV atte ee Pe we ee a, On ae OOOO te @ 0" sas "a's foe ee es not + 6a a"e e's ‘« he Ee ee OO a at ee te ae t+ e «ee ees i ee ky es Sa “ses ae —* nes -~ * re OO ‘ a Sh See. we Ay® oe “ wkd for th —y A RSE a a See Sate 66 MOOTH! Luscious! And then some! It fairly melts into savory succulence at the touch of the tongue ... yet for all its mellowness it has that piquant zest, that sweet tartness that makes a man-sized appetite an asset! It’s Lippincott Apple Butter we’re talking about, you know .. . the sparkling tang of cider fresh from the press ...a piquant whisper of clove and cinnamon .. . the in- describable flavor of red-ripe fruit .. . all blended into a chocolaty-brown puree that caresses the jaded palate into renewed youth. Ask any man whose wife has learned about Lippincott Apple Butter—he’ll tell you! He'll vow that it will convert the breakfast toast into a tasty tidbit to tell the boys about - - - he'll swear that, cooked in this suavely spicy sauce, merely passable ham becomes a dream come irue . . . and pie? Gentlemen— he'll insist that Lippincott Apple Butter YD © 1928, T. L. Ca APPLE BUTTER ee oe ne ees . PPP OO PAP VO an. ee e+ * ee ss i -. ee Eg i <6 «ill ee - -. .'”.” Wa oe 9 ae 4 6 + © 4 ss < ee es se 6 es es a a ee oe *, . OO Oe ee a + * , + 0 ee a - ~~ a a a A e masculine mouth «+ melts into savory succulence at the touch of the tongue” makes the paragon of pies! Toothsome, tasty, gloriously good! Help fg the Helpmate! Your wife, of course, will welcome Lippincott Apple Butter with the ladylike version of a whoop .. . for this dainty delicacy is the answer to countless culinary conundrums... such as: What to give the children when they clamor for food between meals? How to have delightfully different sandwiches for tea? How to economize time and labor and stz/l keep the Sunday night supper guests singing one’s praises? Of course, you understand that Lippin- cott Apple Butter is the kind of body builder that puts pep into a person without adding inches to the well-known waist-line ...a real revitalizer . . . wholesome and nutri- tious . . . But, first, last, and all the time, it 18 grandly good to eat. Your grocer has it in conveniently sized jars—you will know it by the big, red apple on the label. THE LIPPINCOTT Company, Cincinnati, Ohio ‘i € $ hs 8 . ae ed 443 ee y, * = Mice weg < - Lia Z % . " Lippincott ApPpLE BUTTER CaKE WITH RAISINS 1g cup suger 1 rounded tablespoon butter 2 eggs 1g ups Lippincott Apple Butter I teaspoon lemon extract I cup raisins 2 cups flour 2 teaspoons baking-powder Cream butter and sugar. Add eggs; well beaten, and flavosing. Miz Lippincott Apple Butter, flour and raisins and beat well, adding baking- powder just before cake goes into oven. Bake in moderate oven 35 to 40 minutes. fag iow : gat 3 Sates = os & . Tnstant Suds * “ all through the water RE’S the new soap that’s smashed in its Sweep tO SUCCESS. year azo, a new soap discovery . T is America’s greatest ,000 women now use one-third to Beads—new form of Suds is not just “another form of soap. Not chips not p made by spraying melted soap from . As the soa falls it divides t0 hollow beads. Hous times thinner chip and flake. Thus four times Compare beads with let the simple test pi ¢ the the difference ened emer cs an instant fi l : aah Suds dissolves like a flash, giv top suds and instant anderwater 9 Means quick dow otton x ee % a é White. deliciously d to keep Aa Sede You ll want to use white. } forevery denningiob. WAET. 8 SEND sour RESUtL , i

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——ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH____ FRIDAY, JUNE PHYSICIANS SAY: «Don’t buy harsh toilet paper” PRESERVES sel = “a . "ANY cases of actual suffering and costly treatment have been caused by in- tae toilet paper. a on eas recently = ee agreed that “harsh bathroom _ ev injoriow” : your family’s sake, don’t ask for “just toilet paper. Say ScotTissue or Waldorf. specially processed tissues are ap- proved by leading hospitals and doctors. They are unusually soft and absorbent. T=st’s why they are the largest selling toilet tissues in the world today. mute” ve. ages Largest Selling Brands in the World Fit thestandard built-in fixtures Coe “se Sipe oe a hy 3 wt Paper Company ¢ . sine’ s. U: o_ CHES od SO DS OI. OE I OE bet Cr nn ee ss, Ot ee ee eg 8.” /use a roast beef ror Sunday. 'try where they are reascnable in PLANNING MENUS FOR The CUMING WEEK Rib, Round or Sirloin of Beef Provides a Favorite Sunday Roast. In planning this week’s meals There are several cuts suitable for roasting, those from the ribs being most popular. A sirloin re: st is also good, and though it, costs about the same per pound as. a prime rib cut, it is actually less | expensive as there is no waste, | } If you buy a rib roast it may be a “standing”’’ one—that is sim- ply trimmed and the bones cracked | but not removed—or it may be| boned and rolled. If you prefer) a rolled roast—one from which) the bones have been removed and | the meat rolled—be sure to see that you get the bones as they; make an excellent soup stock. The size of a roast you buy de-| pends, of course, upon the num- | ber of people you wish to serve. A solid piece of meat such as the cut from the round or sirloin may be had in almost any requir- ed amount; if you are buying ribs, the cut known as the first or prime rib will weigh from three to four pounds, the first two ribs will weigh about six pounds, The further down the meat is| cut on the ribs the larger is the roast, the third cut weighs around five pounds. It is more economical to buy a roast that is large enough to serve for more than one meal. Cold cuts are especially nice and convenient in the summertime, and the left- over meat can also be used ad- vantageously in making a jellied meat loaf, croquettes, a savgry baked hash, or a brown ragout, The fresh vegetables ard fruits are abundant now and have been liberally used in this week’s meals. Peaches are just coming in, and if you live in a section of tne coun- | | | price, you will probably want to ana’ “ee. Oe <a Ware MADD AK ee a Ke i over Chips RE’S the new soap that’s smashed all records 4 if ts sweep to success. feat ago,a new soap discovery. Today, Super Wes America’s greatest dishwashing soap! 900,000 women now use Super Suds. Because MMs one-third to one-half dishwashing time. Beads—new form of soap Suds is not just “another new soap.”’ It’s of soap. Not chips nor powder but beads. e by Spraying melted soap from high steel As the soa Falle it divides into millions of llow veh, “one times thinner than the thin- | chip and flake. Thus four times faster in action. Compare beads with chips pa lemon extract 4 the simple test pictured at the right show faisins ifference between slow dissolving chips four and instant dissolving “beads.” See how ns baking-powder Suds dissolves like a flash, givin you in- utter and . Add ; n, ian daverions Misc top suds and instant underwater suds as well. tt Apple Butter, flour and & means quick down-to-the-bottom soapiness nd beat well, adding baking- — faster, easier dish- ust before cake goes into washin ake in moderate oven 35 : af utes. Be coTT AppLeE BUTTER WITH RAISINS suger ded tablespoon butter Lippincott Apple Butter a | Three reasons Super as Suds is better {as given in 212,960 an- swers from women. } ~ 1. No sors {ena ~ am © No stirring. No coax- ing. Super Suds dis- solves instantly. Even in water cool enough a OS Pe » €00, Super Suds is hiditeeta. * keep hands soft and Ihfic, you'llwanttoue White. Even in hard every cleaningjob. water. ae : J . ’ we 5 ‘ oe Mele 7 o aoe < " °. . ee ys 4 < oe al oo 7 . . » f LE Jee ore ; , ~ _—— ° 2 ~ mn ° vee 1 . “OR ‘ Ss . ‘ y ~ ¥ 0 set : NIN A” « <ten me o< 7 “a "ata%s a Sa degen ener Soe < ‘ * "<n c Ok Ot PBEM - *~ 7 os “o"« a Ot . ** ees e See -** “ . i . SOAS ° * Y . a, SOC “oof os a OC ae ‘ Mad ———~ ‘ . ss -m P iar) and flakes New soap discovery becomes America’s greatest dishwashing soap in less than a year . 2. Underwater suds wash faster. Dishes wash clean faster with Super Suds because there’s suds all through the water. 3. Ne dishw1ping necessary. This completely dissolved soap rinses away without leaving a trace of soap film. Just hot rinse. Then drain dry. Dishes will shine and sparkle Buy Super Suds today. Use it for dishwashing. For laundry. 10 big cups of soap for 10 cents. Your grocer has Super Suds. ORDINARY CHIPS OR FLAKES Make this amazing test! Put a teaspoonful of Super Suds in a glass; a teaspoonful of any chip or flake in another. Now fill both cool enough to be comfortable for hands. ee bit of Super Suds rushes into s a roug Ps enc apn every rte of water in the glass becomes creamy with soapiness. While in the other glass gummy chips float about, thesliing very slowly. This is how these soaps act in your dishpan. This iswhy Super Suds deans with such amazing swiftness. a 10° of Soap for a with water uper Suds SEND your WANT AD to the POST-DISPATCH and GET RESULTS—3-time Ads ALMOST CERTAIN for ANYTHING, serve the fresh fruit sliced on Sun- | day night; if not, the cacned va- riety will prove equally arypetizing. See that the fruit is, thcroughly chilled. In buying your vegetables on Sat- urday, see to it that you have a variety for the jellied vegetable ring which you will also serve on Sunday. Any left-over vegetables that you may have on hand in the icebox can be used for this, There should also be some shreddel raw cabbage, a little diced celery and one or two Sliced pimentcs to add c,ispness and color. A good combiration is made by using one cup of shredded raw cabbage, cne-half cup each of diced celery, cvoked carrots. string | beans or peas lima beans or corn, and one-fourth cup of Siiced pi- mentos. These are stirred into the gelatine mixture when it Legins to stiffen. Tomato gelatine mixture makes the nicest ring, though if you pre- fer, a mixture made from _ con- Somme well scasoned with lemon | juice or vinegar, may be substituted | for the tomato juice. In buying canned or vackaged foods for your week’s sur-ply, re-| member that the standard adver- tised brands generally give the most satisfaction. By using them you and a wholescme product. HARLEQUIN SANDWICHES Cut bread very thin and shape the under slice with a round cooky | cutter. | Use a doughnut cutter the same | 'Size to cut the top slice. Spread three under slices—one | With lemon butter, one with green | | butter an. the third with red but- | . ter or jelly. Press the upper slice lightly on top. colored centers wil] show. ADVERTISEMENT Another Royal Patent Booster ~ ™ ™ ine “ . ee ee Ota ae ale “—. 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~ + s > > iaies ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ nae eee ee atl — ~ AY JUNE 21 1929___ Se Iw crushed bread-crumbs. spoonful of apa ; === POST- DISPATCH —FRID : k t} for half an;and finely } ae mineed | : . ——————————— ST. LOUIS : ee SWEET POTATO CROQUETTES | ous: cook gentuy |At the end of the half hour stir| mer for five mir es ke — "-'S.... Leonard Shiman »-rankers, N. ¥..} : -en-sized potatoes, one- Joseph G. | marvelous Living-Room Outfit! EIGHT PIECES Helen Langsdort Cabanne Take eee Oven-anee © re. Carne McLa ‘ . al one-half just as shown! The Davenport-Bed really provides an Oswald G. Schneidewind .... 5535 De'mar | third cup butter, one = sicnaiel | AM Pevely extra bedroom. Sold on easy terms. Catherine E, Erwin 6626 Vermunt | teaspoon salt, one-fourt apiece? ICE Dan Belt | paprika, one-third cup ¢ oppec | in-law, grandfather, greag- . t . oe ~+ , h > = Fay oi tga f. Dr od uncle, in bis eighty-fourth ASE : Patrick J. Crosson . bner pl. | fresh mint. aed , 7 tt ne Wi Dadi By 2 ABSd EADS | "Waan ‘the potatocs clean and MAYONN Raieh 5 ~as, son | pel ral * chapel, 2842 Meramec Wilhelm M. Zimmann ....3940 Parnell | * ' hoil and coeK un- | ™ ia , ’ a ‘ This Sulte Was Made Selma Auguste Haufe ...1449 East Grand| Peel Put on to 50 a Geeentnony’ . e wo ; "at Pes St. ; eee fa") in Our Own Factory Arthur M, Stout ...........6837 Bruna | til cooked. Remove whee Py ea NZER >> ae: Pry. . hee? Barbara Ywuurtee ~-.+#219 Enilie | and sprinkle with the salt and pap- KI .- “ JAMES — Entered into "F08 ta ey ae techart, ’ _ 4 “ nN oe «1 ‘ . a ‘ Ete = 10. 1fe at , er 225252222 ee | ke. Make @ dressing cut of Us EE wetneea) 288 pallas road, de Arthur Louis Weber ...4528 8. Compton | butter creamed with the choppee | — B.. haar lb nae Edna Martha Kress ...4528A S$. Compton | mint. Put over the potatoes and | “4 ote riaay, ‘tune Sh ) >. of Sei eee cage ie Fred Conley. Gann ..........Odessa, Mo. | ; ‘ately. ' , . = t Mar a eee : LOY Usha J |} m | Mrs. Gayle Geddes Colgnaner, In, | TVS Smeniee BULK LARD gsi geet ee AG é PO PLL, Earl Gunter Webster Groves. Mo | iS UE prac , M P.—PFEnt = : - i wy) : *,¢ Ver : } ’ ohet . , , & “9 , “ ee ~. " aot ’ ‘ ' | od : Nathan C. Cohen .. 229 Dayotn ————— | d Half or | of Susie A, Button (nee aa eS : ae | izing of the Sugar Cure ‘ pasband Dr. M - ; Marie R. Golul S240A Belt Most Appetizing » ? ther of Dr. ? : O arie ub | One of the PI | Whole ed dear fa Ri : late - , ‘ ’ 1% 2 : 3 , “¥,, Ny ‘ = Francis Creamer .., 1722 O'Fallon Se Group of Soups. Hickory Smoked Beulah C. ee ne LAX > , Lillian M. McCann Seafood G P Butten, dear ! oe ; 2 ThA rs. Mollie Young of Les TMM nee uncle and Ns Sa aa *e%e" e by bs “dy - we, - ae aa 4 ie eg eo ok, “ ¥ —— . 2 x a ¥ ia * Sas doa hx es é ’ * ee - > " » i or ow —— . sel 7 ae - ae FPP SOAR AAAI Ec ENN TSR Oe NRE CE inn SES he ON a 6 ER eS satin 7 £ SG. tek ~ “ e Ly ‘ih 2 a. See oe > ae fre ¢ 7 i+ ser & « ete he an + : 4° PR . an of salmon several) : bes wins ; ~ Roy E. Jones eres 847 Ridge Open a can © and turn the'| Prime > , Button and nm our dear o. '*4e% Olga Rothweiler 4124 Schiller vi.| hours before using, an aa saggy RIB RO Cut Lb. fe ; —- AAS Albert James Norris ....815 Wi!mington | fish onto a. large earthen dish. | u a : ‘trom the William eee rence C. Sei .. 0420 Minnes ' il- | ie: ; *hester avenue, ; Florence C. Seib 0420 Minnesota | Pick the salmon to bits w ith a sil-| 4234 Manchest | rey John EE. Sparkes .ccccevcs-- seen Biaine . ” it bcc a ver eorkesecing atte ed | QE LONG Hal or Wiss Leo C. Geiler .....5651 Cote Brilliante | bone. : Aima M. Bnury .. 556 Terry Into two cupfuls of the minced} — ; A ee “te ~ i a THio ’ : | as —, =, MERA ee gt fish rub one-half a cupful of soft | 8H Cc LIES a oe _ ss: David Rubenstein ....5073 Cates| butter; season with a teaspoonful | FRE AL ole EIGH FINE PIECES See Rose Kotchoro .-5970 Maple! of salt and one-quarter as much of | Se Herman J. Ruteter sc cécae ss - O80 Wells | pepper | Tw pieces sisess! Garnet J. Anderson ....1242A Goodicliow | ° - Davenport Suite etna sts Henry Reinsch 4003 S$. Broadway | Put over the fire in one quart of | ASP Homegrown ehair and bed-davenport. Uphel- B53 Mary Reed .... Oakley, Kan.| boiling water and one quart of | stered in artistic Jacquard. Spring §:::: John J. O'Neill 4046 Shaw | = | filled cushions, Smartly stvled, Siste Esther M. Beffa .....University City. Mo Ver Juicy : . Sock Trane Tn John H. Gill Laclede Hote! | | CAL. LE y End Table mh ee .) RS° ey / .) . 73." 9%? *> © ROK ,*% . o%. EIA a? cise Mrs. Hattie 9305 Deimar | sestss, . End Table, in $2333 Dan Hamill oe — = 2s 4 rT 9 | oe aay Sone 90. 1920. ee 1439 N. 20th | & | Mell 7 go Th : ferred, SH Sedo Ripe and Mellow Kiel). dear “Ht Adolph T. Ritterbusch ...7116 Michigan | a f eke foge x | | te : inlaw. f « ¢. and Octaconal res Hilda Blank Kimmewick,. Mo. , 5 oan anh ather-in-la Center Table Qeccasion- B=: Wiliam Lewandowski ...4716 $8. Compton A SSe can of BLANKE’S a brother. Lecter. at the age of 76 al Table with two tone walnut SS Eida Grimm weoce.c 4001 Alaska . REFINED HEALTH TEA with Good Cookers > | ‘~ vexseered top as sketched. _ Mario~ Caimi oeee, D200 Botanical the purchase of a dollar can NE W POT a ;' Mo . June 24. at 3 ». Se Smoker A targe handseme Lena Puricelli ..... .- 0300 Botanical eof BLANK F’SREFINED §@) ree is Ziegenhein Bros.’ chapel. 2673 - Smoker with hu- Charles Brantley ...2..6.0+2-.3133 School | HEALTH COFFEE. We are ean » street. to Harugay Lodge mider compartment. Very smart. Almeta Strauxiter .. 4104 Covk xiving your dealer this in- LONS Peettiy ee tis MD 4 ws cweees « 6342 Isabelle ducement te give you for a | Lamp and Shade Bridce Anne M. Balsamo vl2ZU Cates | limited time. We want you to ; & Ma se “iets . pas: se a : = i . ‘ derfual are ‘ ——7_ : a oe. ‘ : Sen, J, ees Lamp and Shade. Wrought metal At East St. Louis. § try these two won , day. joecoh and John = en el ; hase. A real beauty. Claren nell haa lhe a ticles to learn how delictous ' ‘3 pit . seTesa, a se jarence Lealling—Giadys Castleberry, they are when axed feed or | = + : ah me ee mone Cr. Near = m3 kt orer vai satin e a ~ = ws ~ Aw : ” (Gt oa ~s ose . 4 te In a sturdy Geraid G. Muicahy—i.ucile Haneer, Pull-Up Chair style. Uphol- isicure Davinroy—Edna Luehder. @ hot. Caffeine greatly reduced, | CAKES uv P jail eliminated. ' Law Candy, St. | are so desirable for serving Louis, | eo ame MARIE~ 2018 South Jeffer- Lowell Harris—Fleeda Roach. St. Louis. feed and why they are so Ea. 35Cc . Thursday. June 20. 1929. | - a. * and ' and sun | ; a x ; } : i } ( bes Ae , ; £4 ’ -.* ne ; A . : x , : ‘aiee - ber | x st as eae aba hal Oasis pes a) suru. BIRTHS RECORDED. ' BOYS. | M. and L. Turner, 2256 W. Cote Bri)- ilanie. - and M,. Pettigrew. 3939 Conk, ; : - Bee Soo SS oe ie SS . o- : ub. a ; = a As _ % a i Pog oe . ; ‘ ~~ - Fre . a and A. Sipp. se . : : a - . ms) . 7 ~—* ee € 7 oe Ge i > / — 4 : A P . ; Se oo = a ] ‘ , poe Fe te . : ve. ts See) ye sso Nae ae at ’ . : > . ‘ e . . 7 eon” . . ™ > J . . Barhorst. Id ss I dy Oe a is p rare , . ‘ = - 3 tia lan ste “ " ate Seeman 4 "” ee — Rs: ‘ Sh > . H . D. Hendrich. 1508 Colicge. cs a an. Be ee 2 § me 71. 5 p'clock. no Christ, Church . and K. himan. S4132 iecouth. ; i ¢ “teas ‘ eS ae : : ¥: aa “agg ed a ; ue ’ emis i “ava. 7 and Mf. Wane. 5816 aman SA Y THESE FINE COOKS SinEsrnaedhen denn abe oe fe = oe > fe iS, ‘s MMON, MAR mitt, peuidenet pane >. F. and M. Herckenroeder. 2724 Burd. | ‘; ht avenue. June « G. and L. Heia, 3356A Clara. ete 5" 4 , A ae . - amnepon. P - ots =" : Sarat RK - > make . . * from Cra mort . 4405 . — 7 ae ae 795 worry — So Ae ’ Se PX aan Wehington beulevard. saturday, deme 22. Le and HE Newman, 44334" Farlin OOKS and housewives in cosmopolitan New ME ose 3 g cin fs ff | a — 2 Turnbough, 140t N. Grand. - , : : : : . tee Se eee oy “ : NER. ELISA (nee Kalert)—-¢951 oo War eee York and aristocratic Philadelphia must have : ee - Sh Ae | mvenal gtrect. entered into feet a ls a: — the finest of everything on their tables. Like all ; é yg ey 8 ang Ro Ward, 112 Dion American women, they’re proud of their home cook- ts 7 4 Mo : as lame Ee Bee ing, the best in the world. They’re not content with Re 3 : an a Rg a mg, SP GIRLS. ° ° . acum aun B= | om. th Helier home, * gy, any mayonnaise which is not as enticingly delicious : i 4 mi i ath Grand boulevard. to Lahewoo! Perk 2716 Henrtetta. 3 2 e: y. 6 Strodtman pl. as their own marvelous salads. a a4 — 4a Say. FLLA B.—Entered la ep lastent ol ° s ‘ SPER ay haga. oh ——_ —-— a We cn — wae. e° 8 et Thao °c “ “> DOR TORE Rs SBE > ‘ ’ n & mm MN $ into os Peet Webster Groves, . Sa tai Wee ‘ : a ¢ ae? Ty ret be e ° ° . . ee , > we y Ap. : { y : ine 1 +) ~ ] 920. a q 30 4. a mm 146ba. Virelole. That is why Hellmann’s has won its way into their cisiais OS te i Ye ae et PE te ‘Toute | ppelman, 1214, 8 Seventh. kitchens—to stay ! | & rence nse ‘ ae nD dward 3 Payne. agers. Saturday at 2:30 at 8 Lemnos —s = Freher, 40114 XN; 20th. In six different parts of the country Hellmann’s , , hii: nd E. Lemp. 4734 Newport, : : ; ae ae ; eon tek: AMALIA f iy ; a Soe Mesles, Mayonnaise is made in spotless, shining kitchens and rer ~ oe OT a ; Jt 19°" 1928 relict i on ster. Alton. I]! be ;, . a x : oN v ot ete , : , wy : . : rushed from the néarest one go your grocer. It is just = x ss oo Joust. baer ie ual as fresh as the salad you use it on, and its luscious bg : E ey ecco. dear sae smoothness and flavor never varies. | ee he i a a Z a oe and J. Smith. 4336 Marvland ik a : fee § evens y nd . Preveoda,. 1838 SS. 172th. , ’ ’ , . E. Barrell, 68, 51906 Cates ° . oil . an re. ida Holstein, OOF mer Anna K. Fink. 52, 3031 Evans Se “I could never be certain my own mayonnaise We sranimother, great mother | | “mily G. Bakula. 41. 4477 Clarence. bes ne ‘ : Bs . . at “ iS oe Tee 34 S800 Gincleinn ies ie 53 se always be good. But Hellmann’s never varies. I aa Marnie Craig. 39, 3011 Clark. | E : & F. X. McDonnell. 33. 32135 C E. Turele. 43. 1711 S. &th., Francia Shears. 28, 1104 O'Fallon. Patricia N. O'Hara, 9 months. 4175 New- , : popular breakf s” isp |e Foare 2. 00 The world s most pop ast Kellogg’s are extra Crisp FE Fndres, 72. 0748 Horton a Elia Marshall, 78. 4207 Wroming. Josenhine Fitzgerald. 40. 1417 Madison. ARAL S! BE Ate * stein used it for 4 or 5 years. A mayonnaise with such S00. femtay. Sune must contain fine eggs and pure oil.” a thee. Jia we See oka ht atten. k Wali za a a OMA MS As ACM, 4%: ‘ FAN MPP Pn ay. Delmar. corn flakes. Delicious with | ?. ™. Prierson! a9. 4: srevk Pr a ' : . Esther frem Char'ee Cohen. : elise gt od Sas eee wh | 7 o ~ lease from Earme Chenn oe Be: A ‘ are ’ “ agit tl bel a ot fre is " eer by er : . a 0 fi} Younes m Minnie Maseeneill. ee Oe Re with head 7 om ase 40 Ralph D. from Velma Atkinson, [2 > = thence to Baer awe ee TY wigs eR hs sad Saale Tey Cee is e. tential cate alte S¥5 - - Whe tot ail Bats han a3 - ~ . * * t * a Dat Sunt -— f ard : . : temas + Anate from Richa 1 Miller a. eet. 256 Y Be atc F LA K E. S | rity Chured. be =~, : ° bs . 2 reas? wis LLMANN?’S ‘ean ’ one from ‘am Saliehurs. is , | Ternthy _— Charlee A. Wall . of . £ | ’ ; f = 4 ' : | me MAYONNAT ir Mary M. from Jamr« Dorcie<. — ~ |} 1923. Fitzabeth B. from Frein W. Berger. RIBBON Ss oe Ciara haserrre. from Alired F. &

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FOR BENT — West houseke ~e ping rooms; ‘Ps tere — PROP. FoR a LAKEVIEW 4th and 5th Units INCREASING VALUES paenal ee ng room : ee OO rand Opening = yiches oms mone SOUTH SIDES MA Russe]] Boulevarg eart of the Parks, —— So aael = SPANISH Eldorado Sect} electr Bio ect ic; er rooms, electric. $23. i — 3 up, Grail i). soly a , . ° lernins. : = ur _ AAT ~% OF Allon ot’ district. See Big Ad on Page 39 ? Today HECKM AN, Dey Suite 1015- 1026 _ furnished house. | 3-$39 ole Onn t . Broadwa Cc id; he N.—3 rooms, tile CHestnut 7620 N. a a mod- high Clams, duilars worth o 8A rooms, elec: ON »4 1 CONSTR CTION jet $899. Unfu rnished 2 sma!i front Toms for one ble ~(c FLATS FOR RENT RBAN PROP, FOR RENT F tratehes i. ALTY Co., COlfax 5787. (c89 ms, f : arerd KI er; apply 4361 | oms, urnished com N UN St inford ave. SUBURBAN PROP. TROP. FOR POST. -DISPATCY SALE SUBURBAN Y PROP. FOR SALE University Gi City University C City ————S——==== A tee, rere An DAY OF TOMORROW IS THE _ The Bi 19 BEat TIFUL VERSITy CITY, SECTION g action = FOOT AND ARG E R) Benaly.. IN UNI. L, OF GREATE R AT 3:30 P. MW » ON THE G REFPRESHME These lote are Derfant SOnCre ie NTS AND oe ‘SPEAKERS Svets and ready fully apr f homes. EVERY Lor WILL GO FoR BRING U — THE H. Loc ation: Fer 0 Cor ely and North BScmiston ave., cormer + Newstead 4 rooms, This Sale ma Sextellent oe als o; tional Ow ning a hom - Sil A—4 TOOMs and bath- 4 4 = — ; iliy , t | loors. pered and painted: : GER ._«, rooms and | itehenet te reac aml b cai aa er 7 a oe abe 2 © Z. Ss: : om nt anne bas +5 KE R Rl. Arartments Ready : ‘| St MMER COTTA: WHAT IT Ww y mean a jot to © in the finest res » Chi nm of inseam A: i Scholime APEX REALTY — Mi eaten, For Sale \E-—On I have a dandy frame ; ! immens the Bourtx ower oui £0 * f 1408SA—35 rooms, 1820: jane, ER R. E. CO.. d drep w ater: — boat and Collage & ep R206, eyer, Auctioneer aE COMPANY, SUBURBAN PR OP. FOR SALE e porch, ise Rite. Miles from town ; entire “rounde forere there is a sandy accommodations with or without Seare: Single or double | 30: : $35- h all thi 465 nts ’ . i) SEE TINE reer HILI w I something different 20 haw ark - $45 HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. aoe BRENT. F FOR R COLORED 4 poe y “furcieee 2: als» one ‘hal roo car lines: F oreconed Bungalow ROOd fishiner ee e Morgan cott ; I6—9 ane _brlvaie; mae — foam in pri- hg oe ] r Ocks, “A TMENT—¥ urnish pians, ely. ROY AL BUILDIN 4539 Delm { aa 2 — Room and ph ichen. com- reasona ble brefe uild 4- Toon n . $3850 0: 6-roc om, 37 5t ; homes to o eterna Monday call MIdwa ay Re eon REAL AL ESTATE BIDS, PLANS, ES: ESTIMATES loans Cc pnetrue tion Wainw rirhe Bk igeration furnished? ** 1158—Firs; floor, = ar” H. “vais KNAPP (OQ 3354S rooms: TS aReALTY co service Furnished . iF —Clean light hh, us -| WAL OS S10 NN... 8 yo Paving. c¢ Or exc HAL L REAL REAL miateanesenen narra detainee = oa & CON 2s FOrest sodern rder ei Oo — 4 . an “S,. ge MR a es *; se PRS ie lt. aa Se 5 Ta BS Acrea _| TWO ACRES WEST SIDE WO ae WES + acres adjoinin ity wate r, TY ee “ pro 715 Ry i lg al er enenetinesteeeees “Sep Ap rooms, bath and | & Mite MILLER R. La c ohh HO Ne —taliany 1670, USEES TMENT OR Tt NEMO Ww . Clay. Kirkwood brick bung rots on car try Fi reat ann [Goins Acreage’ SA Mone SRD ey te 43 eeaieoea ee “tend eee sR a th a ee “ % Yn, CO... 90R Cpestnat. tric, 50, w sieaiee ACK, 101 a. AT Wtd.—5-3 room modern, frame Cottage. Te 4500 block o 80n, oe STO K-SCOTT RI. TY. BF LE $22 Ry paee Leonveniene es oa} | egg | | Jost. MIL ects ER a CHANGE—6-f = residence o rome: running‘ w ater: | ~ I $25 CHestnut 6910. — are agents for ors. new an ‘tile 1658. .. e _™ 3 o room efficiency, ly furnished room $45. 5602 a7 poo Hh. GU NDLAcH FRA a. ” Teele Bond & Mortgage Co. 714 CHESTNT CHestnut 6910 he en n Union ay. co. wwene: « amliy and 3- family. r vacant ground in “LACLEDE BOND & MORTGAGE CO. whe As ot eS ale I 9k pe ww. eee Te a AES, Sie inet Pe tet Gree CHestnut 6913 Mee..." 714 Chestnut St. - om rT ra “in from owner U trun , Barden, chick CHestnut meee f seVvera] r old prope € or sing rty on a new e fiat. “SUBUREAN eh WPM rane Pgs ie . va wa hts RE Fae ie SH Soe hides x Sante cee a a 1 exchan CO., 3600 nC E FU “RSISHE D. ke quick tra COTTAGE W, ANTED on 5-room. n e location: Post-Dispatch. Seay Jurnisned GARAGES, = ABLES—RE ‘. 1008—Three large rooms: S _ REALTY a. Ain £807. V ANDEV E Sa 52 ee 4 ba “DE EDS OF TRUST in exchange for juet west of Kingshighway. P- 332 ~. Post- -Dispatch. rage. TO eeu stnsibens L. S78 —Atirariess mb. S7 r ®? Ist — seeping le or suite: with ran . G, SCOT 800 Chestnut. | =| a Sale or ok, wg" pre aonG rooms, te A : rae E : Euage: all cony r month. HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. Poa reason Mt $210. per STOCK wont ‘kee ‘ping rooms Af IR Cheatnut at ary ca. Ferenson. Mo, SLi 5-room single fiat. ba floors ted re living ‘Exchange! « 4 flats of 5 and 6 separate steam heat: E- we SRMANN, LTY. 0. Lindell 7800, dec: ra ted 1 ll ee FARISH-KN APP Co.., RES ag yp Ww for new br g00d "Neco “Foren Five iarge rooms and / 4 room. ss ent. Mm Richms so CPR TENEM ANTED ick single 5-room md Heights: nate Flower parish. Poet. Dispate $] pe DORE NKAMPER, etc 4ai0a— some “te (OK EE. ibis Bacon 7) FLATS FOR eb Rete ccncteiaesntinonesec DOU GHERTy ae 3 ‘| Beautiful age “sr 208 Chestnut. ae ee DE PONTY, 43445 om: : one aden. ae YOUR OPI “TO MAKE MONEY your lot in new 1d strictly modern 5-room : pieally located in x 379. Post- Dispatch TT What have you to trade pea SOTGA 46: 51 A — po uncalow Sd: (erp) | location just west of of fers. . ° ~ re Gar ~} z ~ a> es ile bat 422 Box P-370 CARLETON AP ART ME NT - €xcéllent Sondition, \KE & BRO a ~ANTED 7 0 rooms neatly an RT oo" ~~ REAL ESTATE— rent re roan. B fee) LR d shon: N.—2 are, use EIC eae — > - let: 6) a floors, new és: perty sub et: city: 6580. ‘td.— Have f Ibe 10 -hepley, CALL t End hon $165: our Saleamen need a Me — homes. fi or sa. a for cite, . . a ean AL EST Send description nce “i. NAG Euclid. léls—y housencopeneal at Sumeambceuey: reasonabie, = a 1415 a l-room Aisi “KNAPP CO., —— ; Res c cHUPstNe T C101 | 809 CHESTNUT, cle ? thing ‘{yrnianea ine ttt entinees: FOR RENT 6183 rooms, bath, nodern., Te . 2 | Bene re nice $4 KAUFEK REAL TY cO., 3606 CHOUTE AU HANI MILTON = ee ee | For quick rewulte C 1: $NO—Sleeping room ferred; Paul Brown But ioe at ana janitor Ti amy gh san IS Eide o74s j . HE EL RLTY. co. FO rest -ORTU NITY ingshichw x 4 WTD. TO BUy several ject to smal! Glick Rea] F. 7. ANDiRAGn. WILAN me H CO., gis Chestnut ATE WANTED and price of your prop- BUNG. NGA LW— New te aA ail patina WE CAN SELL Your Blea ype Nl or RUC i fag! ens. +e aig. ca kw GOD. wa MAR. — —— ee - "4 MIs : LACLEDE A402 + F. FARIS KN AP P agg Bungalows, Cottages Wanted BU SNGALOW WANTED To : AP cS oe te ee interest, Azonte - &® new modern street made an Rox P-334. P..D a Wanted | ,- SMALL STORE. ee 305-08 or HOTEL ] SCOTT S00 Chest t» trade city county See city. county os county. have you? W Rbeter 1200 BANK REALTY "Co. ae OLD ORCHARD sre JSH3 —Kitchene tie, al Office roo te) Neht. ’ = ’ Os ANNON. “REAT as —s cert aecnties BRAND. ee eine c h. | d —# rooms and bath. orner aie an “ ae ge AEE, family: $5. 50 _URRAN PROP. FOR SALE ee ee — 'oOmMs and sun -~ & ~—— Wei. purnioned, ta. all fene hemt. also la a hs toa Houses FOR RENT | 35 7 N.—4 rooms, : eaersiexrs TS meet Oo fen nord: water, . thc re Sa larece con keer, Cr aa e. So Bi cg location’; ben mtiFu efficiency | “ooms, "tack. electric, : brick no eraftexed. dsoutne it ex Nor \ ANIa. a | rea. re =o bes te | | Bey ass hoo] price ” monthir. rd Mr ta ane “north bol one | BU SO o feoms a1 Eiaonen, rimore road: Suliroem or le fy unt the » middie of Ser OF! FIC IC E ROOT eg piastering - 13-inch walle aht on faery ter sive sleeping room. ma. P.- Montane an L. HECKMa~ pa = ATED “ x bs fury - >| % i es 7 se atin 73 i —— you offend to ate . FRANC ~— mS RE Je ro ee 7 SOP eatin crea - kitchen privileges if aad oice 3S rooms. bath. WOLPF-POLI. ACK. 101 N. &th. MAin ati. ” o* Cri < Nf aN ; 3 Arg: , e , in i s ; . . } “ Drea ni . « I rt « : (AS 7 ; ———— 2 h lectrie, £° or “house eee: el read tn a j " 1AYT ROR 116 ‘best low ation in city - 46 st -Dis 7 | ; i r 3 . 4 interes - Bia cett 4i¢6 3 reom let dix 200x1 0: ;: SP 1 ate ai rsa theese te. Bena Orta west ‘ rat with water ana! KE SIDES 240 ~ then Bort te 9-9 -* ben | aa in 4 no 7131 3 | 7100 off Page. OF. S| — A tt _ reoft baliding. | H Choose the thedi Um MOSt persons losers Of fost arti. aE louta ta ee lowely near gond ar I to —— the Nhat metitim tn St. eral pon 2 | furnished. Fugene Field, 4329 Olive POST. -DISPATCH. Call MAin | STATE =<i6 (ts anite Cite , briek boOusr. a Who eh ee TRUST Co —e HO. OC try “ton 231— Reay ify ae TY oy ri aow. cottne home ery? S and che rehes- Hood. Ww

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a nar 0 ST. LOU : IS POST-DISPATCH _ o1.LOUIS POSI-DiSkaiud FRIDAY me NE 3} 1929 to the Post-Dispetch. TTWHEAT CLOSES Mi = AFTER EARLY Ups s the AL OIL CO. OUTS MERCH Ar ANTS July wheat ¢ 1) XC aah 395,000,000. (| Reptember tee mingat Closed yo a - ney hein r d local” a Nev i0nt seg Co.. ‘ . ‘‘orn « andl ’ r e and the DUSINCRS aS + onal Te Sti { wt 4 7 2 ' ate Lfiat . Moran, r : ‘J SP aR % _ “th \ heag Hon. D. J. 7 . 1028-20 ang at $0 te gmgent of Marian , é i ‘ = ~ on to 4 president, Lae we ae fn rise, e president of Continental, Q oo » of the board, . ' ed : S) i" y. »chairman of the executive S| ’ — - , Uy. Neo ae oe « sau we & Lamont, son ae mpared wit he one gartner of the Morgan firm, , tho = Wet tS Re . - re - : . ie mggresent t the Morgan interests ; t% , ; " 6 “) 6 CY ela ge ward. : ed 75 and sew company, hich a =aDie. § rh ed in Delaware, ae Bene woperties in nine is Vere ae ye ree « th i. ' =, >] tif, &4mMmole ‘ ———)———— Be 34 Basti ; : } 5 yw hard . - , oe, CO ae Post for Chicago Exchange ‘ ——— “4 ehieis — $ Sl er ee a. oe Oe ae he be esinentienamaic well: = 5722 fe - W728 poem @ ho Sts ots at]ts Nes aes 195% 131.4 Com 7 eC om Solvent 8a It owns pipe a facilities EES ‘Kelly-Springfield 40% |Kelsey-Hayes Ww 109% Sodedh Bak 3 6814 Radio Corp Am Radio Corp pf B 5. ‘Ahumada ‘Lead wm Air Reduction 3 Airway El App 2% “es tne Be 2 | Ye | 97 s23| 147 %|151%) + 31 ; 41% | 4173) 414j...... C35 *) mm a2 Orbs tes on ors Kennecott Cop 5..., 45% Kimberly Clark 2%. 27-+4\Kinney G R-2b.... | 93% ‘Kinney ge % 25%/\Kolster Radio .. a2 erat Phen Ch 1%) 76% IC ‘Cons hear : | €ns C 6% pe pf 6%, x1601 Cons Film In pfd 2) 95% Cons Gas 3 ‘Cons Gas $5 pfd 5 Cons RR Cuba pf 6! 2% Consol Textile S*pepsseacg| Pht+t 1+] ee C ‘Railroad Sec 4 101% Reading Co 4 . = ‘Alaska Juneau zs Albany P Wr sii e* 290 34%, 33%. 209)125% 12815124 %lAllegh pfd 5%. 8 14 | j Alleg pf rets 5%. ‘Al Chem & Dye 6. a Ca a Reis & Co ist pf 7. 14% Kresge Dept Stor. ‘Remington Rand 33% /Kreuger & Toll 7) Pik Kroger Grocery [Lago Oi: J Trans... ‘Allis Chal Mfg 7.. ae: 22% Reo Motor 1.60B WM 0S tO OS ~3 es Oe 3690-9 Se ~ oo “st =) 47% Cont Baking ... Am Agric Chem My 14k 1414, |— ‘Reynolds T B 2 | WHEAT CLOSES ‘meat Am Agr Chem pfd. | ‘Am Bank Note 3b.| TPE ee PE i\Rio Grande © SA..| % Richfield O C 2 88 1% ‘Cont Bak pfd fontinent Can ttt Lehigh Port C - 7 6 108/108 4%/+ 4% 79% Lehigh Val 3%. 3 7 4 hee wee AAW HSH ON Ate Oe ae =4 1 = seaman ; 2 " Te oe al eS ae eS atl wm WITH SMALL NET CHAlg ' By ai Lég Press. Wa , = | , CHICAGO. June 21. — Eyre ’ ~F = i3* *) : , 75a) North America ai, oUshele of whee mn -* Fe Renee Pica Gilad Ir uch to brine "ai 7) as cng pe, wads mh wheat Values . ' acK 4 if rain in territory yr Spring ws a ort? west continue ed, and ports =" though some ‘ r Ms ‘4 -_ ‘fom the BAIG _w: Ler €Top Gamaee Ne south T CK we, |ueKerated., an observer went = Slia eter - ausas WOuld do well 19 Obtain ee. | VUSHCIN per acre Ex; Ort m Ia +; : . irchases tern mt enireiy ¢ an adian wheat, bug j 280. « hard domest winter wh B u ht idjuif of Ale : eat al 8) 4 MCXICO was Bold at under Chicago July Oellivery, ao w ba | @ Price upturne for , : upturn cr wheat Oa | well at the last and the o1 failed to Sold Bel tee 3 — the close was § 404 lar. ~~ ( lower i he higher than . 0a | c ay & finish. Corn Closed at Ko to | 6 Am Bosch Magneto! ss Continent Ins ‘Continent Mot . ' 81% Corn Products 44a, 141% Corn Prod pfd . = bdo tice te yd ‘Lehigh Val Coal. ‘Lehn & F Prod 2. | 81%, Ligg & M Tob 81% Ligg & M Tob B _ 42% Lima Locomotive. T1%! Liquid Carb 4%4b. | 48% \Loew's 3b 9214 Loew's Inc pf 6% a ea IRossia Ins 220 4 Am Brown Bov El Royal Bak P 1 A Brown Bov pfd. _ can ee ee ou ze to Mm oO Ge to UT - as a RK SRR RE ~— 139% 139% + 2 \Crez & ‘ag? or oe ee Stores 3 ry foots: he 2 tS es eae 2 rR ye : Rg RON OM ES ; PR AAS LN Fe ae . LOE OE ETE ON a CRI CE ANE NI GR I CE A EIT NAN R E mh y at SWESTMENT TRUST 109% St L S&S F Ry 8 27/117 4611616 ALT a + 1 .iSt L 8S F pfd 6 ‘ 24%) 11%! a eg 60% i\Cuba R R pf 6 iCuban Am a ‘% ‘Cuban A Sug p. | ‘Cuban D Sugar 67% | 49% Cudahy oct Ye Curtis Pub pf 7 5% Curtiss Aero 1 .. — 1, Cutler Hammer 21% | meg 42%, Davison 46% 254% Debenhams Ss os eS 23%, A Encaus Til 1 hateeaes cpa (194% |. 1 1.106% 106% /106%) 1} 91%} 91%!) 91%/— 1 33%! 33 42 33% i— eae 108 ated A&FPow ‘Loose W Bis 2.60 .. Satattanitiers nea | negara Air Line | 12% Louisiana Oil Ref 377 des G & ELA 1%...| 24% A Bull Boal oh 1 Hide & Leath 111334) 113% 113 | — iSears-Roebuck 2%a Seneca Copper . : Sharon St Hoop 1 e269 Stn FEC RM KK ee 98 % Lud St} pf 6% “| oe Co. Mack Trucks 6 nes 2 124%) 123%! 124 1 bortied aes %, 368% 126% 1025 Am 119% 102%!Am Loco pfd 7 ...! 188% 147% Am Mac & Fdy 4.| ‘A MEF pf x-wr _- ee F taal 35 %4| oooh 's ion Oil 1.40 2 119% '/119% — hell Un 742 (1944%%/107%s+ . al . * ‘Simms Petrol 1.60. Sine C on Oil 2%b. we » 120% Del Lk & West 55% Den RioG & W it Detroit Edison t Madiens Sq Gar 1% * Magma Cop 5 a2 or headin ne & > Lh | ome ee Sloss. Sheff St & Ir. > © to to — OC te el net ec tine Oats we olf wo ¢ oo, F rmYry tetver ~~ » ; A WO | provi agg ~e sanged to @ rise of 16 ota | 3, av 7 ae te — - ced heat valt & Gay OW eR brick buying coupled a7 ° or aAnnouncemeé nt of rec : a> rs con 7 ced es\imates ie 5a | World wheat production this season, eand inactive Securities in all markets Meauwhie unfavorable | from etisalat e i Cestra: Nationa Hank Bldg oteshheeat dernier, wheat sn 705 Olive St. ) euhene continued. ag did moistugg ral 4171 | : Gauion - Trimie Trt fre mm epring whe at CEnt ‘ | tions NOrtnwest, Open ne a ‘ae to ; er ; = * | anc, sMener, wheat afterward scored additij rains orn, Oats am : faut ‘Visions ts } upward also, with corn star ‘ting at % |Mallinson pfd 25 % Manhattan El] Sup . 23% Manhattan m gid ~ et ee OS Snider Pack pf . 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. cae ee i ee eee ee tT cpm... en FRIDAY, eee a. JUNE a | 1929 A -areteeaneeeeteeseteeeateensnen nee ——~- _ a S STOCKS NEW YORK CURB MARKET une 21.—Total Sales yesterday. 4Moun Bond Sales eq We irities traded in, With the a: bet changes, diy The Closing bi the Associated Press. By xew YORK, June 21.—The following is a com gs traded in on the New York Curb Exchang icwest and closing priceg on al] Stocks ividend. X Odd lots. weg omitted. In bond sales 000 omitted. | | Net i ; ales Hich. Low. | Close.’ Ch'ge. et — “Re a se STOCKS. Sd ] ~ ows? 2 5 Re s 3 : tr 's lt af . : : es mm Mt 83u wads: BEES Ee ~ 3 - Swe cae am. o~ = & 2 sieaee sgitii BESESES cet inifide . ba nme is andy Jat mf. BESERESESS SS ‘om ‘OL an Am VI jg Am Ol inn pfd cking Co. 1. pred, “6 Ss ig ' 4 & El deb rte “ Laundries A, doom Vot Mach, dom VY Ma cvt _Aviation Comp Am aration Corp Aviation Credit. ., Moloney FEF olg toa & Fish Tob - o x Pierce Bide. Se . "Wiaweok & Wilcox xISu Lea , : "* “SiRatia Corp , J 0" metn iL) pf. Henson Heuge pid lanes Alrer vt Cv ; why Wagner j ’ EK] Gish > '* oo oe ; a b- day. Mii Ciiy COD aseds Silk pe are in the annual cash payments @rations, or in’ case of newly listed secur he time of original sale and listing, U denés are not included. CONVERTIBLES LEAD BOND MARKET TR = _—,__,, —_ By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, June 21.—Conve tibles, strong with stocks, stood as the today’s bor eased 7% pere feature in pid war ... | @ pid ex-war. i st EI trading. Time money rt further, appearing at = Ry th flat for the longer maturities caused a slight hardening in og of the better grade issues, transactions outside the privilege group were again inco sequential. = The two telephone conyert ‘ American and International had a busy day, fluctating witht moderately wide range. The form sold up more than a point, wh the latter made a new high on gain of nearly 3 points. Atch 4*48s were also in favor and vanced about a point. Public § ice of New Jersey 4%s at 333) new 1929 peak, but reacted slg ly in the afternoon dealings, : The remainder of the list had irregular appearance. One of § strong spots was in Walworth 64 up more than 2 points. Unit States and foreign issues fluctt ed narrowly in-a thin market t 8ynd 333! eee | NOT 4 Wheeler: x75 | 1, MONTREAL’S LOAN F | WELL TAKEN IN LOND": By the Associated Press. LONDON, June 21.—The city ' Montreal's loan of $10,500,000 countered a worse reception London than was at first tho for 72 per cent has been takea' by the Underwriters. This is # | disappointing to London as to C& /ada. The issue, almost the ‘important loan from a Ca city ri here since the Wat Sia Bree ‘Store! been met with sympathetic Inte, »,.. pid. | iin the city, which recognized @& eon. .) >} Montreal's credit was unassallaa vest 4... The prevailing monetary UR p Raed ake ,tainties apparently the » G&F 7 pe pi 3 linopportune for the issue and rm or... me | price, 9214, with interest at 4 ® Wallo LA e | Pper cent, was perhaps ri garde Finishing Rei hich. Ds alings opened at % d rte .. l.jper cent discount, at which | ‘considerable holdings were OTF Palmolive pial eyh aad mms Autyu P, Blee Pow. Graph repts. Truct th Edison th Pow pt! wek Tun nw Aircraft ../j Cop Min ..: D Prod new m Ind | GEE! Bal;., Instrument . Laun Corp. | Theater lnamond MUil vite... i Company .. S Corp . > coy war mé&é Rey ) «. Oi pid . mids Ltd, *Pedee tier? . Ros Rolling || Sta Pow B.) Biec .....} Lised made ‘“ Chil Mhild Aviation a Min. 63: | I2ance rban Calture TREET and NGTON’”’ Stace Lawrence ther of *Stabilization of Prices” Vivid analysis of a living issue” vers a new cause! bvokend warfare is being waged enlightened financial commu- and benighted provincials ? Capper, Borah, Glass, Mayfield e million investors, “free, white permitted to make their own de- ” from a beneficent bureaucracy: today from your book store or the University Press teton, New Jersey ‘ih ae eS 4 rf xle@ita ™” : *s ~ LUU 4, ] . | Haygart . | Hazeltine «, | Horn Hardart pf j i iIimp Oi] Can * i Karetad? . | Magdal {}:2 13-1 1! “- el fy) x - * & ZOravary ~~ mm os > CS % a} bes bd 09 o 4 i Ie 310 cipat ths Supe row Superpy Rud Kerr lake j , | Keystone Ital ‘nited Verde Ext Nity Gold Min. . Universa} Aviation! ly etfs I ! i . 4 “i fry I { I { I mismo: - a} Sind de lili peed sor: ‘x Mining oe --* 7 ‘~~ BN Synd angel Stores . . arconi Int Mar.! 4] > Wireless E; Kle nerts ro] ~ *« ~ “+ ie SA - Shares Vacuum Van Cam Venezulean yy Bas Voret Mfg Co Waitt & Bond Walgreen (nh > wt ~ Row. | ~ pon nt ile eee = > 3 MAe~3F Sen ae ae 4 oa nt me Dt be de Val Botti Mines. Eas 2s DB hie kk Le al ee - = " he ; | AppalachP Ww ATkP&Lt oo yo71 oo 6 Nevada Ca! Ele New Bradford N Ene Power N J Zine new NM & Ariz Ld Newmont Min N Y Investors .'. N Y Petroleum .! N Y Tel 6% pect p) x50] Transit .../ } Niagafa Stores .. Niagara Hud Pow | do A ws oe eee N Quincy Mines.| Niles B Nipissing womens Hilee .... Noranda Mines Northam War - ~ -1 = oe y is-9Ke Sap ad as as oO - t-375 Wis? 2 nd 8 © 2 * «2 2+ ~ sone 2 « Ae oe | i i ty Pub ‘ ons . ons ID welt ~~“ m ~~ 209 4, 287 3 Uti dy Tut ag 7 » 60 10R% 109 4% & LOS WKITOS Ss . * 1oat “* | Sentry | North States P North Pow Novadel Agene Ohio Brass B Unio Cop .« Ohio Oil Outboard °| Outboard ne ~ 2 ~ 2 | ee, ; Pacific W Oi] ..! 3 “ ; Packard Mot new! 116 Pandem Oil ....! ya 7rrara Cab. Parmelee Trans 5 1LO4: 5 110 56 104 104 4° Corp 2 eee he ‘eNWat S 514 954 1khSMorgeS a Garlock P 6g 49. Gen Ldy 6% 37. Mex Fuel | Gen Vending 6 37 © Edis | Propper | Ray |} Gen Ind Ale 6% Ere xh) 1o4 (iit 100; NPI, | 5 33 ; - i J ee ia Pennroad “_ ' Harpen Min ti Ww | Indep ijl Ind P&L, D Ty, Petroleum Co... aa Pick Barth Co pf.| : « Pierce Governor . Pitney Powers n Pilot Radio .Tube Pitts Lake FrieRy Pitts Screw &RBRolt Silk Hos Invest rr aA Prudential Rainbow I, Restos Red Warrior .. Reiter Foster Reliance Rronze Reliance Manage. Repetti Card: Reynolds Metal pf Richman Bres Rich Ine | Schulte Real Est. | Schulte | See Selected Rhode Ts Roan Ant Roch Cent Rockland I, Roosevelt Field Ruberoid Co ... Russeks Fifth Av’ az Lt Tt ttltet tt ttt > > > + " 5 2 Llutht, 1 i ; Safety Regis Paper ‘ Creck Prod Schiff & Co Pitts C Co 8 49.. Poor & Co 6 3h Reliance wy 4 CfA Rem Arm 5% Rich 0 of C 6 | Roches C P 5 o cinema United .! Gen Am Inv.) Segal LL. & Hadwe.'! . Indnest Ist paid Saf Con ot} 44 : &4 a4 HO S, ro1s 1 SH 5: ww : iat) Singer Mfg I std Solar Re f . . +. t . . ha 4 go} ‘ Penn Oj8).. So 8) 22! oe MI % £2" 108 Groce A 3: a3! © Rub 6%: i 90 Pipe Tine . a 3 3 PS OR Ie eA Ot Rell Tel pid. . xt) S Ov) | 13,141 (140% 140 :}| makes 3 | ll per cent over 5 | ago. * in »111,169,.3 IRRECULA , i | tion of New J: rsey, 1, | day ,| points to 191% and closed Hy 16 O19 | trie, American no ay ‘ss ™% Invest alive FOREIGN BONDS. Stand Oi! ee | Abitibi P o 3 . a, Stand Oil .- Agri Mtg Bk 7 43 = He Stand OH Ohio. || L he | Berlin El G% 59 G1 _ . ‘ 2% | B Airea Pr 7\y 47 Stand ; R21; ‘ij ye Be : Stand St! Prope! , rf “ers Starrett Corp Stein Co a Stein Cosmetice Sterehi Brose Sterling Sec Steri Sec A Sterl See pfd Sinnd pra Sieteon tn : TTStirvock €& {¢ etfs Invest si % RO) t, H1% | EARNINGS AND DIVIDENDS : ‘leischmann- Royal Baking Pow. der-E. W. Gillette to be merged | , into new holding company madne | | Morgan sponsorship. New com pa. | j ij ' ; ’ Orders, factory productions and other busi- ness items, compiled daily by Standard Statistics Co.., Inc., New ee ” - 1. i ny to issue common for each | Fleischman: common, one pre- ferred (or four common) for each | Fleischmann preferred, share-for- share exchanges for Royal Baking | | issues, and 10 cOmmon for each | NEW YORK, June 21.—Feature of news is announcement of a large consolidation in food pro- ducts industry under of J. P. Morgan & Co. d'vidend, earnings and trade | ports all of a favorable | Government tobacco showed a 25 per cent gain in May 'cigarette output over 1928 to new peak for any month. cigar output increased about cent, for $5,000,000 f} per Orders avia- } | totaled 6 31,909,480. sponsorship | Genera] re- | nature. | figures | | 9 a | while | ‘annual tion equipinent placed by Bovern-| | ment. New $50.000.000 credit '} Germany taken to indicate resump- German borrowing market, The Industries. Aviation—Government | @&Rregate orders for $5,000,000. | Automobile—May output (United | States and Canada) totals 635.528 units, 4 per cent below previous | month, but 38 per cent above 19238 tion of American ill places | period: five months up 49 per cent. listimates indicate June output | Will exceed previous record of 42 195 units in June, 1928. Leading company introduces h | &enation process for refining residue from cracking Lubber—Expected record for tire companies reflected in re- Suinption of dividend by unit. Large replacement Tobacco—May cigarette new record above | 000,000, 2 per cent Cigar output gains 6 per « snuff drops 1.5 per | Airway Electrical earned 41 cents on common in 5 ‘months against 36 cents last year. | Axton-Fisher Tobacco M ‘up 27 per cent and tive months 2928 figures. May Oil— 11,000,.. o above cen . Brazilian, Tractin after ex ee i; up 4 per cent in i328. | Central Public Service 12 (to April 3 'reserves up 7 months Oo, net before charges and per cent from Central States Electric net come increases 299 per cent in five /months to May 31 over year aco. Chicago, Burlington & Quincy ‘Railroad to show $3,000,000 gain five months net over 1928. Chicago Yellow Cab earned $.166 '@ Share in March $1.26 in 1928 period. Cigarette production in May in the United States amounted 98.287, an increase of oe COURSE TO PRICES ON CURB Lt TTT the Associated Press, NEW YORK, June ~1.—Irregu- | larity marked the course of the curb market today, with new highs | reached by several of the comipan- ies holding public utility stocks. lA better tone was developed at the | close with practically the entire list finishing well above the low levels of the day, Call held at 7 per cent all day. (Sharp declines in the DP oe aA - | | upper | New York Statre group of power | companies, which were merged by J. P. Morgan & Co., and the unex- | pected jump in brokers’ loans un- | settled the early market but active | buying of Western power | brought about the change in senti- ment. A sprinkling of industrials |} and specialties sold at the year’s 'low figures. Transamerica Corporation. hold. | | ing company for the Gianinni in- terests, ran up 5 points to 141%, Within 2 points of its record price. Merger rumors involving bank of | America, which Mr. Gianinni con- | trols, are current in Wall street. | Aluminum Company rose 41 | Douglas Aircraft shot up points. New Such ”» “= * Se “ = were established by issues as’ American States | A,” Duz Company “A,” Buda | Wheel, Coon Company and Educa- tor Pictures preferred. Electrie Investors, which holds (in its portfolio stocks of Brooklyn | Union Gas, Publie Service Corpora. American |'& Electric, Columbus Gas & Elee- | tric and International Telephone & | Telegraph, for the third successive broke through to new hich Today it soared 11% at 190, American Cities “A” and “B’’ also _ touched new highs and held most of their 3-point gains. This com- pany also holds public utility | Stocks. Other issues to s: ll at /ord prices were Centra] States Elec- Superpower new, Electric Power & Light option "warrants. Lone Star Gas, Long Is- land Lighting and Standard Power & Light. American Light & Trac- tion tallied an 11-point gain. Buffalo, Niagara & -Easte) Pow- ,er common and “A” shares broke more than 6 points, Mohawk Hud- son Power 7, Northeastern Power 3, and St. Regis Paper. Which con- trolled Northeastern. 10; Electric .Band & Share 1's, and Penn-Ohio Edison 1%. lows (;as | ground. rece “rT? sa | Curb Sal SECURITY | Sales.’ High.’ Low. Close. FOREIGN BONDS. R 6 ] , 3 ? (,uant W 7a 76% | Hamb E 'ital Super .... | dugo-S M Bk 7 457 'K Rumania 7 59 | Montey 5§ 540 | Parana Br 7 .: PrussiaFS 6% do 6 62. tuhr GC @1 ctf 46 R 5! 2 1921 ' |; Rus 5% - w © ydro- heavy | process, | profits | smaller | demand. | output | to} | per cent gain in net operatiz ] | crease in net after | Serves in 12 months over i j | | ' i ; | spite higher Zross: o,> | per cent above 198 i ; ; } | 1928. | ent while | Appliance | ay gross | ftve months over year | in- quarter against | to money | stocks ' ; York, (6,859,065 cver May, 1928. uv Gillette share. General Electric ‘clares 10 per cent common divids nd. | Earned £1,084.077 in year ertded |March 3], slightly above 1928 fig- ures, Cigars | 083,055, an increase of Manufactured tobacco amounted to 30,128.3296 pounds, an increase of $69,364 pounds over May of last year. City Investing triples share e Co. I td. de. rn *) ) General Motors May sales to con. ,|Sumers off 4 per cent from 1928, aa While sales to dealers gain 6.3 per 06.06 against $12.64 year ago. cent, moderate decline in both Colorado & Southern Railroad | items from April figures recorded five months net up about $130,000. | Each month this vear has shown Commonwealth Power increases | greater Sales to dealers than deal-| common dividend to 34 | ers’ sales to users. | from $3 basis. Glidden Co. reports Commonwealth | increase in May net profits and 68 is reve-| per cent increase in seven months, per cent in- | over year azo. | charges and re-| H .H. Franklin Manufacturing | previous | to make air-cooled airplane motor. | | Internationap Paper & Power! of De- | electric Output up 34 per cent in. Copeland | May and 36 per cent in five months! Refrigerator Co. of Chicago. | Over year ago. | Empire Trust (New York) stock | Lessings, Inc., five Split-up rumored. $1.16 per common s Erie May net off 6 cents in 7928. Manhattan .Shirt per common share common arnings in year to April 30. -9 per cent Power reports 13 nues in May and *y #5 tv « year. Copeland Products Co. troit has acquired the months’ net | hare, against 41/ per cent de- five months, 3 vw -8 period. $1.76 | in : reports earned SIX ——. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ |ing feature in men’s fall neck wear, worked out ona variety of grounds ' Lighting / months to April 39 net after taxes PAGE 4 cent from last year. The International Paper @& Pow Company's May electricity outp Of 383.347.0900 k. w. h. establishe a new monthiy record. and a 3 per cent increase over that of May 1928. The Paraffine Companies. Ine of San Francisco has obtained con trol of the Cott-a-Lap Co. mant facturers of floor coverings. Th acquisition was arranged on an ex Change-ot stock basis. The months to May’ 31, compared with $2.20 in previous vear. Midland Stee! Products spending $500,000 to permit increase in four- wheel mechanical brake Output Northern States Power reports & per cent increase in net Operating revenue in 12 months to April 306 over previous year. Novelty stripes are an outstand- | patterns including degrade. surah. Cluster and herringbone stripes six stores of ?arnett % C in Northwestern Nebraska hay been purchased by .he J. C. Penne The stores are situated in Al ance, Hemingford, tushville. Gor & Electric-Pacific reported merger declared possible, but remote. by latter's president, says report. i Philadelphia Co. report er; don, Lewellan and Chappelle. Th on es i ae t ratin eg Penney stores now in operatir cen increase 1 net opera if. - ', — . throughout the country total 1218 come.f1l2 months to April 30, ove! year ago The third week of June finds th Royal Dutch Shel} curtails out- &auUtomobile industry with manufac put in Dutch East Indies fields. turing schedules much larger thas Southern California Gas 12) anticipated at this time of the rear months to May 31 net up 42 per! Automotive Industries reports, add ‘ing that in ail probability the tota cent over year ago ‘ : Standard Oi! of New Jersey coh. | output will establish a new higt record for the month. structing a hydrogenation plant for Todd Shivyards pulverized coa converting heavy residue. from . cracking process into gasoline and | apparatus accepted by Shipping Board. other light products. ss Standard Gas & United Aircraft & Transport sub Pacific Gas Co. 7** _- Electric 12 | 90 single-engined pursuit planes j}and 90 extra engines. Warner-Quinlan sells 509,00 | barrels West Texas storage crude Humble Oj}. 11.6 per cent above previous Vear. Standard Screw declares $1 ex. tra and regular $2 quarterly. Paid Same extra in January. Thermoid Co. May sales up °% per! to : NEW ISSUB ieee ; } Dated July 1, 1929 Interest payable semi-annually January 1 and July 1 tion for Federa! Income Taxes not exceeding 2° Pennsylvania Taxes not exceeding $4 interest date upon thirty days’ notice at 1071, ¢ before July 1, 1941; thereafter at 102 44¢ amount prior to maturity: in each Of $1,000 and $200. ble for at th i registerable as to Princip THE CHASE NATIONAL BANK OF T $20,000,000 General Steel Castings Corporattion — 3 . 3 4, ‘ ° l‘irst Mortgage Gold Bonds, 542% Series A batdnca | (With Stock Purchase Warrants) penses up.lo per cent fro | ' | last vear. | Butler Bros. wholesale business | o per annum, and the Cor annually per $1, co on or before July 1, © On Or before July 1, case with ac $1,000 Bonds in likee aggregate Due July 1, 1949 e Office of J. P. Morgan & Co., New York, without deduce poration will agree to pay or refund Redeemable as a whole or in part on any 19435; thereafter at 1956 on or 1947; thereafter at the principal crued interest, Coupon bonds in denominations al. Bonds of $200 denominations exchangea- principal amounts, but not vice versa. HE CITY OF NEW YORK. TRUSTEE 000 Bond. Warrants will be attached to ercised or in the event of the Corporation at the rate ot ] Share for July 1, 1931; at $65 per share to and per share to and including July ¥ rants will be void. The p chase or redeem Bonds. substantially im paired. 6 the $20,000.000 including July }, Appropriate provisions will be First Mort gage. Bonds now redemption of the appurtenant Bonds, e each $200 principal 1933; at $75 1937; and at $100 per share roceeds received by the Corporation upon the exercise of warrante shall be used to pur- made designed to protect th ¢%- of offered, non-detachab} except when nUtling the holder to purchase Common Stock amount of Bonds at $55 per share to and including per share to and including July 1, 1935; at $90 to and including July 1, 1939, after which date war- € purchase rights from being Mr. Robert H. Ripley, Pres these Bonds: BUSINESS General Steel Castings Corporation, under the laws of Delaware jn December, 1928, has contracted to acquire the property of Com- monwealth Steel Company of Granite City, Illi- nois. ‘The Corporation was formed in the interest of and is owned by The Baldwin Locomotive Works, American Locomotive Company and American Steel Foundries. which Ownership is to be shared by Pullman. Incorporated and American Car and Foundry Company. The Cor- poration will develop and expand the highly | successful business of Commonwealth Steel Con. | pany in furnishing locomotive and car builders With their principal steel castings. The Corpora- | | tion will have a thoroughly trained and ex peri- | enced organization and will acquire the valuable | patents of Commonwealth Steel Company pro- tectiug its products and processes. PROPERTY The Corporation will have two manufacturing plants, one located at Eddystone. Pennsvlvania, and the other at Granite City, Illinois. The ex- isting plant at Granite City occupies a site of over 2U0 acres and has a rated capacity of ap- proximately 5000 tons of finished stee] castings per month. The Eddystone plant now under con- struction will occupy a site of 112 acres adjacent to the property of The Baldwin Locomotive Works and will have a similar eapacity. This plant, which is scheduled to be placed in opera- tion on or about January 1, 1930. will he pro- vided with machinery and equipment of the most approved design. Both plants are adequately served by trunk line transportation facilities. SECURITY These Bonds will he secured Oorean ized by first mortgage (7 2) he l‘irst Mortgage Gold Bonds. 5 $6 Preferred Stock (no par) (ommon Stock (no par) ly, % Series A a] 533 shares are reserved the The foregoing is subject to obtained upon application. \ These Bonds are offered subject to sale and when. az al by our counsel, Messrs. ngs. All legat + tf crpected that iatcrim receipts of Dre®el & Co. x laftflers ill be Pa sxe lon for the iil ident of the Corporation. CAPITAL Outstanding upon com pietion of Present financin *In addition 166.000 shares are reserved for the exe for conversion of the Preferred Stock. | more complete Statements and WVorvgan, Lewis cf Bockius. of the (0 poration has summarized as follows his letter to us describing upon the above deseribed plants and upon all sub- sequent improvements thereto. The Mortgage will provide for a total issue not exceeding $50,- 000,000 principal amount of Bonds. Bonds in addition to these $20,000,000 Series A may be issued only under the restrictive previsions to be contained in the Mortgage. VALUATION Day & Zimmermann, Ine. engineers, value the Jand, buildings, machinery and equipment of the Granite City plant, on the basis of cost of repro- duction new, less depreciation, at over $17,800. 000. The cost of the plant at Eddystone is esti- mated by the management at more than #13,- 000,000, The total of these values js over $30,- 500,000, snentineteeysiammeeeneeeene ee saliieeeseameett EARNINGS Earnings of the Granite City plant, being ae- quired by the Corporation (ineluding no earn- ings from the new plant at Eddystone) available for payment of interest after al] expenses, depre- clation and taxes (except Federal Income Taxes) during the five-year period ended December 3 , 1928, have averaged over $2,440,000 per annum, or Over 2.2 times the annual interest on these $20,000,000 Bonds. In no one of these years were net earnings less than $1,950,000. It is estimated that such available net earnings of both plants when in full operation will be in ex- cess of $4,000,000 annually. PURPOSE OF ISSUE The proceeds of these Bonds. the delivery of the Preferred Stock and the sale of Common Stock for $21,000,000 already subseribed wil] provide for the purchase of the property of Common- wealth Steel] Company and for the construction of the Eddystone plant. ei tae a aly tangs wn IZATION 6 } i es ae St ee <a tle £20000. 000 100,000 shares 420,000 shares* Bonds and 122 vv,* this issue) i i a a a os - @ oy Ol Warrants attached to the rcise contained in the circular which may be tuo nena aaa : “ pre aa - ‘iy tesued and received Ly us and subiect fo approer. and vraii lity of the documents and proceed Curtis, Fosdick Belknap it livery on or about July 9, 299. fay yr? by Messrs is be avoilaile for de Price 100 and interest Drexel x Theee securitics Chase Securities Corporation W. A. Harriman & Co. INCORPORATED White, Weld & Co. 4 are not offered for sale except through dealers properly qualified undér State Luw. & Co. Hayden, Stone & Co. 7 a aii. «Mihaela eee eee, a cas ood toe n — Fe ae WAR at AB a a SPR tn ayy ty: Sidiaries get Government order foul a Ppt Che RT Silla a ae! et ell dail Aeehant. +n Uke Oe em ate kt nae ny i Pele ig “ ee ~w ~ - Caf BPS PAL * - a eS Se : — . = M . “ v: s ‘ 4 oe ee 8 eae ER RIE A IR a ta garte o

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Saas (Ome ft -- 4 Sod - i 7% ng ie Loam aoe e Re opis saa a 8 . ote et Pea me ra coe i ey 3 eX is. me gee eS 2 , eS ape Ss) ae er Bas 8 & ook er Se “ 3 2 ae xs v GREE Niece Re : Nha Nats oe * a message I sent last night to my ea.” 4 The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine the unpleasant fact to light. e | PAGE 52 HANDS UP By JOHN KNOX. — How a Spanish fortune of $360,000 turned out to be nothing at all after a long trip from the United States. SUMMARY: John Scott, son and heir of Comrad Scott, deceased financial adventurer, receives a letter from Barcelona, Spain. This letter is addressed to the young man’s dead father and it is opened by the son. The letter is followed by another which tells a touching story of an imprisoned Spanish banker, a beautiful daughter and a fortune of $360,000, both of the latter about to be lost unless Scott comes to the rescue. Scott goes to Barcelona and is about to meet the prisoner when a Spanish Judge sus- pects that the money is about to be smuggled out of the country. The drafts are shown to Scott and he writes cablegrams asking the banks on which they are drawn if they will be paid when presented. He gives the cables to Senor Valls, a friend of the prisoner. Chapter Eleven. morning Senor Valis made Lis appearance with the cable- grams from the American Express and the Mercantile Bank of Amer- ica, both saying that the drafts were good and would be paid upon presentation. Scott accompanied his guide to a cafe, where they en- tered a private room and were joined by the gaoler. The latter got right at the business in hand. “You have received answers to your messages, Senor Scott?” he inquired. Scott nodded. “Yes, I have.” he replied. “but I am still waiting for the answer to . T the appointed hour the next mother, who is in Chicago. I asked her to check up the drafts so that there would be no mis- take.” The gaoler’s face grew black with anger and Senor Valls shook his head sorrowfully. “Senor, your action is a great disappointment to me,” Senor Vallis sighed. “When I first saw you I had a feeling of great goodness and I hastened to our so poor Ra- mon. I said to him, “Dear friend, you are saved. The young Amer- ican is as bold as was his father. You can depend your fate upon him safely.” “Now, Senor Scott, you make me a man of poor wit and blind- ness. I mu:t hasten to the Senor Ramon and tell him that I was wrong; then I must go to my rich employer and entreat him to give me the money‘for the passage to this Chicago so that I may atone to the poor Senor Ramon for my error and wash out the stain which you have put upon my honor. Give me the drafts, Senor, and I will The gaoler interrupted. “You are right, Julio,” he said. “Now that we know what these papers ure and that they are good, ene can find the money to go to America. Omit your employer. I “If it's crooked. why Thrilling Romance Coming “For the Love of a Lady,” the latest success of JEFFERY FARNOL, mas- ter of romantic fiction, wiil begin. next Monday and continue every day in the Post-Dispatch Daily Maga- sneered. don’t you stop it? have those people Jocked up—and why did your Chicago office cable me that the draft is all right?” again. “I had almost forgotten cablegrams,” he apologized. the “You or his brother-in-law and had the answers sent in care of them, didn’t you?” “Yes, I did,” Scott admitted. “He just pocketed your money and forged the answer with the connivance of a telegraph clerk,” zine. Readers who enjoy a story of gripping adventure and soul-stirring love will 'read every installment of this popular novelist’s lat- est romance. | shall be ours instead of going to this timid American.” Seott saw the dreams of wealth suddenly shattered unless he took drastic action. “Now both of you wa:* a min- ute.” he demanded. “T haven't said I wouldn't take these drafts— ‘all I want to do is to protect my- self. Ramon sent these checks to me and I'm going to keep them and take them to Chicago. If there was anything wrong with them, my mother would have cabled me as quickly as the banks did, 50 I won't wait to hear from her. Here is your money!” He laid six $500 American bank- notes on the table. The two Span- jards burst into apologies. Valis was the more persistent, finally s¢- cured the floor. “Almost you made me doubt my- self, Senor Scott,” he beamed. “Perhaps you did but put upon us a test of honor, though that was not needed. Now that you have shown yourself a man of your word, we will wait for your moth- er’s message if you so wish it. Delay is perilous to all of us, but we will take that risk if you feel that it should be taken.” Scott could not let. himself outdone in generosity. “No, I am satisfied,” he pro- tested, ashamed of his doubts. “What do we do now?” “You, Senor, had best return to your hotel and make yourself ready to travel at once,” suggested Vallis. “The Judge has relented and in the morning I will bring to you the so beautiful daughter of Senor Ramon, who will journey in your eare to America. You are a man of honor and I need not tell you to treat her as you would treat your own sister. After all, every- thing we are doing is for her be will find the money and this profit sake.” A Hurried Trip Into France COTT had only been in his S hotel a few minutes when a messenger arrived in haste with another letter. Scott's heart fell as he read it. “Dear friend: “These few lines only to tell you that I am very vexed because the gaoler has just been arrested, and although he is a very nice man I am afraid that he might compro- mise you by stating that it is you that intervened in this matter. Please take the first train that leaves at 6:55 p. m. for France so as to have the documents safe. “My daughter, accompanied by the brother-in-law of the gaoler, wil] also depart by the same train and though you might see them in the same compartment do not speak to them, for they go direct to Paris in order to meet you there. Go to the hotel I have in- ‘dicated to you. “Once they are out of Spain, that ig to say in French territory, there will be no more danger. “For the salvation of my poor daughter please follow exactly these instructions in order that you do not have to do with the Jus- tice. “My daughter will carry a let- ter with further instructions. Your friend, R.” Frightened by the thought of joining Ramon de Santa Clara in the Barcelona jail, young Scott his friend and late that night heaved a sigh of relief when he crossed the border into France. When he registered at the hotel in Paris, the clerk handed him a tele- gram from Barcelona which read: “Do not stop Paris continue your journey America my daughter will go directly fo you carrying instruc- tions with her Ramon.” Realizing that he would be saf- er at home than in Europe and anxious to convert the drafts into money so that he could have his share, Scott made preparations to leave for New York by the first boat. He could not resist his de- sire for information from an American source, so he went to the office of the American Ex- press Co. in Paris and announced that he had a draft on the Chi- cago office of the company for $60,000. The clerk to whom he made the announcement ushered him into a private office, where he was greeted by a cheerful young man, unmistakably Ameri- can. “So you have a $60,000 draft on us?" inquired the young man. “Been in Spain?” Scott flushed and felt a little touch of panic. Could the Span- ish authorities be on his trail? “Why—uh—yes—T have.” he ad- explained the express man. “If you sent any other messages, the Same clerk or his accomplices buried them.’” Scott had accepted the sitpation by now. The possible consequences of his loss were heavy on his mind. | “Haven't I any redress at all?” he asked. “Isn't there any way in which I can get some of my money back? This hits my mother and me pretty hard.” + * * HE other man shook his head T sympathetically. “Not a chance,” he said. “The Span- best-established things in Europe. It lives upon the unwillingness of people to ask advice until after they have lost their money. If you had gone to your Chief of Police before you started for New York he could have saved your money for you—but the ‘come-on’ letters always insist on secrecy. so you are no more to blame than hun- dreds of others have been.” “If you went back to Spain and told the authorities that you had been robbed while conspiring, as thought, to cheat their bankruptcy laws, just what would you expect them to do? You might be a Span- ish prisoner yourself before you got very far. I am sorry for you, Mr. Scott but you took a chance and you ]Sst out. We have no interest in the matter except to stop these People from using our name on their fraudulent drafts if we can.” John Scott got one more letter : Why don’t you The express man shook his head | gave your messages to the jailer ish prisoner graft is one of the, from Ramon. It is worth reading: “Dear sir: “The object of writing this letter to you is to reveal to you the droll affair you came here about. “Being without fundsto make our living, we thought of this method to save us from the crisis we are in. “The cheque we gave you is with- out doubt a wet paper, likewise al] the operation we made in Barcelo- na it has all been a comedy and we notify you so you won't be foolish enough and present the cheques for cash, as you are liable to get arrested for presentation of a false document. “As in this life the poor has to live on what the rich makes and life without money is very sad and we have to think on something so we thought of this affair and it has come out all right and that is what We wanted. As we know you are a gentleman and you have had your hours in your life, we mani- fest to you that it would be very foolish to denounce us because to whomsoever you told it they would simply laugh at you; for you to think that you can harm us is simply foolish as we have taken endless measures so nothing will happen so the best you can do is to shut up. “In case our business prospered we would return the money you have give us, with much pleasure We hope that you may prosper in business and make again your for- tune. . “Just because the world calis us Gentlemen of Industry don’t think for a moment that we have no no- ble blood. So we may mention again that we hope you may make again your fortune and wishing you good speed in life, “I am Sir, Yours truly, | Figs (To Be Concluded ‘Tomorrow.) (Copyright... 1929.) Uses for Left-Overs Practically every left-over food can be made use of, so when clear- ing the table every particle of food should be put where it will keep well. . mitted uncomfortabiy. “Why do} you ask that?” ; “Barcelona, perhaps?” persisted | hastened to follow the warning of his host. | The Fake Fortune Falls Through COTT commenced to lose his patien-e. Why didn't the man come right out with whatever was on his mind? “What has all that to do with my draftT” he demanded The express man shook his head sadly. “I am afraid it has a lot to do Seott looked at the document. “Yes, that's the number,” he re- plied. “What's this ali about. any- way 7 The express man’s face was asym - pathetic, but he wasted no words. “The draft is worthless.” he am sorry to have to tei! is a copy of the first letter you received from him and here are copies of the other letters in the order in which you received them. * - . Even a spoonful of vegetable can be used in a soup. a salud or a vegetable hash. In each of these dishes a variety of vegetables may be used. Vegetables can be used with meat pies. Small amounts may be used as filling for an ome- let or in stuffing green perrers. Spinach can be spread on toast bread and covered with a poached egg Or sliced hard-boiled egg. Right now you have just received a America, haven't you?” | John Scott stared at the familiar crabbed handwriting—so familiar that he instinctively reached into his pocket to see if the letters he had received were stili there. The express man interpreted his ture. these,” he explained. “Ramon is very modern. He used an Ameri- can duplicating machine.” Stowly the realization that his $3000 was gone was creeping over Scott's mind. He felt that he had been a fool—and yet he retmmerm - bered how plausible the whole thing had been. The name of the express company and the banks, the cablegram—his Wrath rose swiftiy. He ghired at the express employe across the desk. “You seem to know a lot about telegram urging you to go on to. if string beans are leit, pour boiling water over them to remove the butter or cream sauce, and for lunch next day add siicea onions, mix with a French d ng and serve with thin, buttered rye bread ges- | “Oh, yours are just the same as | sandwiches. i = - > Left-over squash cen be fried or made into croquettes, baked in the shell or used for pies and puddings, Brussels sproyts can be s-alloped, or served au gratin. Peas can be added to cooked carrots and they are just as good as a stuffle or scalloped. The Shantung Cardigan What could be more a:tractive for sports wear than the jacket of fashionable shantung for wear over the tennis frock! tt is shown in }& varlety of colors. such as tan, blue, green, yellow and red, as well f ; " ae ; ’ a“ Orne: TEN ee © > 9 m7 $i AT) Te ; P . are i Simple Science for Everyone By Colin G. Welles, Ph. D. THE FAIREST PLANET ANGING low above the West- He-= horizon at dusk and shin- ing in the path of the dawn in the East, is the brightest and love- lest planet of all—Venus. It is the morning and the evening star. Though we see its brilliant light very plainly in the sky and though it is, in fact, quite a near neigh- for of ours, as universal distances £0, Venus is nevertheless a planet of mystery because it is forever veiled by clouds. We have every reason to believe that Venus may be the only other planet in the sun’s family upon which life may possibly exist. It is somewhat nearer the sun than the Earth is, and yet not so near as Mercury, which is much too close for comfort. Like the Earth, it has a sea of atmosphere about it. But whether this atmosphere is similar to our own, is wholly unknown. Our spectroscopes, which are the in- struments by which we analyze the atmosphere of a distant planet. show neither oxygen nor moisture in the atmosphere of Venus. However, even this does not ab- solutely prove that there is no oxy- gen nor moisture there. It means only that so far as we know there is none. But some astronomers in- sist that the clouds around Venus may be made of snow crystals, which form an impenetrable screen that defies our finest mechanisms and lenses. If this is true, they argue, it is probable that oxygen and moisture are under the clouds even though we haven’t been able to find them with the spectréscope. However that may be, we are still only guessing and reasoning about it. And the atmosphere probably protects the planet from the sun's burning rays in the daytime and keeps the warmth like a blanket much as our own air on Earth does at night. Only on Venus there are no days and nights, as we on Earth know them. For Venus does not spin on its own axis as it moves around the sun, but keeps the same face ever toward it and the other side per- petually turned away into the freez- ing black space of the universe. No Harthly planet .could bear eternal sunshine, nor yet unending darkness. And so the plants and animals of the warth would “nd life very difficult on Venus, | We might, if we could get a good | view through our powerful tele- scopes here on Earth, learn a good deal more about Venus than we know, for it is the nearest of our heavenly relatives. But the thick cloud banks seldom permit us a glimpse of what they shfeld. And we do not yet know of what they themselves are made. (Copyright, 1929.) Salmon Omelet. Make a plain omelet as usual. Spread with heated buttered sal- mon and roll as you would jelly roll. Garnish with strips of red and green peppers. What a wonderful dif- ference Heinz Tomato Ketchup makes! It adds zest to every meal! Every time you use it you enj the smoothly blended a of vine-ripened einz grown tomatoes, of choice spices, of mel- lowed vinegar. Here is a rousing, appetizing fla- vor that makes the plain- est foods irresistible. At your grocers. 2 i ras this game, as you call gg be | . a8 white, and is demurely tallored. | How to Guide A Little Child By Agnes Lyne FAVORITISM OST parents feel that they are being accused of a crime when some one says that they seem to be fonder of one child than of another. Yet the prevalence ff such favortism is obvious to any one who observes family life. Sometimes mothers and fathers are themselves aware that they love one child more than another, but they put the thought out of their minds because it makes them uncomfertabie. Others show their preference the more clearly be- cause they are quite unconscious of it. While the parent may not always know his own feelings nor recog- nize their manifestations in family life, we can be perfectly sure thag the child who is tess loved thhn his brother or sister. unless his parents handie the situation wise- l,. feels poignantly the true state lof affairs. Helen at the age of five was overheard saying to her young brother: “Mother doesn’t love you and me. She only loves baby.” Her bitter little speech was duly re- ported by a vigilant nurse and that evening Helen was severely repri- manded for saying such a wicked thingy : Helen’s mother was perhaps more than usually unimaginative in scolding her child for making an observation which she felt as a reproof of herself. In so doing se tried to deny the existence of a favoritism which she felt was a crime. She projected her guilt by scolding the child who had brought ‘ | It would be much better candid- ty to face the fact of favoritism. The degree of love one human vwe- ing feels for another is outside conscious control. There is no need to “ee! guilty about loving one child more than another. But a parent may well feei guilty if she does not make every effort to be equally kind, equally (fair, and to give equal evidences of affection to all her children. Love is not with- in conscious control, but justice is. Knowing her Own partiality she must be scrupulously just in deal- ing with the differences that arise between the brothers and sisters. Afraid of the Dark. If your youngster is afraid of the dark, have a family game of hide-and-go-seek and mother, you hide with the kiddie in a dark place. Soon you will have her hiding by herseif and fear of the dark will be removed in favor of fear of being “it.” lt is so foe oe an! are not strictly. a anteed by the aim @re not n fresh ones ang. find one oce tively spoiled. chan offset the between cold strictly fresh the storage about each =e — per taal ee a pee Bat sg to a. ati sometimes more § +. The a you go to eat# If the garden ie leak and you buying a new om on the outside = ing paint and mean another » at To effectively 4 rub it well with kerosene ofl: r water. - A I IEE FF IEE EEE LE LEME CECT CSCIC CCC CCC CC CCCCCCE CEC C TC CT Baers to " Pale r * a wwwwwe- LISTEN FOR OUR RADIO : AA Aaa Wise |MERCHANTS ICE 7%; 7 4 are * Re oy : fg S beh ' S ’ ~ 9 Sted TODAY — IT'S BETTE e ki of the old days, I bat I was a child, Moc! ' hink ' ting ice in the drinking water beca clear and clean like the ice we get “eé Bee Nes, there certainly is a differenc I . — Merchants Ice & Coal € : and you'd be surprised to care they take to make good feted as our city water is today, hep ‘A WOMAN | ‘and what to wear at the next Fri- fence of making any definite ar- @arning not only their college ez- 5 have brought up their daughter HEellectual distinction: if they hare } Bed marks in her school yeare-—-re- . hopelessiy FRIDAY. JUNE 21, 1929. THE WAY . OME, not parents are to all, blame for such faflure. If they ‘to put social distinction above in- ‘ fo Aes? S¥er-induiged her and overlooked lying on some crammer to help her Paen the * 0Oard e€3m ae they must not be surprised if col- ‘gs ge, a place of intellectual dieci-i » Diine, is too much for her r _ Have not the colleges themeectves. ~Swever. made the enforcement off that discipline too rigorous, too} smugly standardized? of course, | nobody with Sense expects & ten || an's college to be a codding station | @ [Or the hopelessly imbectle or the | ee irresponsible. On the and, ma have} known Kirls erepped wy cae ad marks who were obviously in-} pligent “college material.” They | peeply had started wrong. aa = & *asier for the college to say ris who have fidhked a couple | ‘Man courses. “Clear out." 1 Would be harder for the college iy to these jan ie: girls. “Stay here Detter ~ other us show you how te det r. It would be harder=bat |! ‘t not be considerably kind- hi , pout it not be a more in- and useful a | Maa Materia)? wns vie Colleges. after all, are not enti- bt dependent of the communi § i as long as their taxes are f oo . ‘ed or reduced, not as long ft ™, , hints in private and “drives” fi Z ao they are continually ask- 7 ites the money not only of their i Reay ‘and alumnae but of every. [ itd. , Person with a love off) vem asks the woman's college | ver tts standards of intelll- 7 more of intellectual vd ¥ 45¢ of consideration for the fT ‘duct case. And thus a wasth "S Of really tragic suffering fF Pte soung wWOIMen—te SAY reptile af #3 , ‘ their families —migiht oF

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FRIDAY, . Poh ) — - FRI - * me i aw ee TUNE Si toy TUNE 2h 1922. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine PAGE 53 nw oe ber in che Ea THE WAY 4 : t a 1 oF i a ol ae ae) MEDITATIONS anteed by the storekee a / f |x \ Higecs wen Bee. | the | , + are not nearly go whan y OMAN / ; , , : “AI\K VY 17) ee ae a MUA | ANA _—, Fe scan VVC TG) ae © ‘iae) | MARRIED WOMAN are not strictly fres), and mar tively spoiled. The By HELEN ROWLAND A. —— chan offset the qirr Nee in : : ere GS s . miei between cold storage . im Marguerite M. Marshall the ee eggs. —_— Favir A fy. ne Wii | | e 4 8 TO Tg SS ge . 2) | é €: jays e storage a OAL a AN fh if / WIAA & aS oe Se Bee Ss 3 . , a i / : . Th. > about . WHO IS TO BLAME? PUTT AL \ / ae a a ae oo. ia ae 3 ee : _ Piaf e rs os TRICKS IN THE LOVE-GAME. | sometimes more than we a HER college girl—18-year i] iH /\ | | NUE WMA Gees eS OS a eee ee | ; i wy ad ht i -r7si\ Ge In these days of professional flappers a woman doesn’t appea ° i ~ 2 ; . ‘i * & 44 Spe i iia ” j J j . fj ; \ tj | j : % be cael in ee a,* ‘ f , ’ , i ' | /| i. } 1 ; ii a “a ' ‘ you go to eat them. Ba: old Barbara Pitcher, the at-| iid ; a : SHA / of ANY hy AU ae Witt 3 Bie : . NY 1 WLISHATH 14 | = to age any faster than a comic strip baby. The Time of Hoses : ive daughter of a distin- | | ;, : 1 | Ze ies 3s | igi \) Nh.2/ “a | 1\ | : ' ’ If the garden hose Si aeeg Canadian family — was } | | : gee a | leak and 8D) = in the river like poor‘ ee VAL) aa _ ————r RUA) \ o / OPous —— ae Ess you are — ip ; , || “—_ 3 ae 4 : ™. i'dying from overstimulation and nervous indigestion. buying a new one t ‘a : me emith, the New York - . — AS) oa ie Be aii ee : | + . * on the outside wie Mi College student. Both girls ve \ | S/ Bk? Eee a ee A oe: 1 : ye | ; | ; : ing paint and see if that Zeemeared Without a word of Y ~ , See 2 2 ae PYOAN . 7 Considering that love is the most absorbing game of a woman mean another season tesa Geass. in neither case was ; , | ee 3g | is life, it is astonishing how little she ever learns about when to hold 7 | kerosene oil Rinse - oe and Juliets. In the case ) / 3 aie ss. ee sg OA | fare Vat gee ; The honeymoon is not over, so long as she regards his absorptiommy water. i af Miss Pitcher, as of Miss Smith, : Se: 3 only conceivable background AR | sa | ee 1ave been—althoug! | = ‘iy —wy \' } [ be ae Bae ee Jil \ 1 ee a ‘tee make a hundred per cent profit righi et the start. = Poe ‘ tc | Ten years ago love was suffering from mainutrition; now it + » - 'in a book as an insult instead of as a blessing. » > ” ‘uaody who ever was—or ever % = ee . ; AA ; - - : e o> ’ 4 ' yo r } Mt \ “a a pall herself up, or whether she will . | Z ¢ | i. Bh wp “tropes.” | _ > UF pan “7 ( ’ P YU LOA a \\ \ i ee | | | One way for modern parents to enjoy a car is to get a cheaply: mere are too many girls being ; 3 SEE BZ ; P ee i YU A\\\\a\\ | old second-hand thing that daughter and son would blush to bem” out of college nowadays. ; > Xe ay — : Vif) wW : . \A le ht driving ev ] yi foo many boys for that matter; but , a Ser ws Ke \ ee ‘4 VF wy Reaes t driving even on a lonesome road after dark. gber ysually takes the unhappy ‘Asi 4 -Z le : ) e N\ i . in . jesivess less seriously—in our ¥ fess seriously than he ; J % { To a girl, it’s no joke to ZB - o! VAR) Sor a ve her beloved Se . 2 = ez | | f, jy asked to lea Z =_ s Z a c bisa . } e - « anpus “on account of scholastic : es.” True, her despair To make a man happy don’t tell him that he is brilliant o éeficlencl | : gm them drives her to eae wn D A |noble; just tell him that he works too hard, that he spends too mucin arene. Dalal wocenalautioen J CEN y' Gur a | money, that he is " misunderstood” or that he is “different.” f ‘ ‘ er. But the pure agony ‘Copyright. 1929.) Z BE gost any girl suffers, the hours By HELEN HURD. next door to a man who was con- | & S BETT B of weeping and humiliation are not HOLLYWOOD, June 2! ry . ee . nected with the moving picture | ER pleasant to think of. Then there 6697 PON’T remenser much about 1 h C Perus and 1 ribulations of business, He got me a screen test, ge the time and money wasted on | St, Louis. I left—” and I was given a bit with Bobby Vernon, with William Beaudine di- may - > idwayv. ae >. . * ; > t . : . " P a college course stopped mi } Pardon meé,isthis Miss La , ( DY) i" ) H Ov days, I remember when @ agyenty years ago, when we were | plante?. We're from Syria—I mean : beg Inte UlEu ed uM ollyu ood. recting. After that I thought the 4 Many a modern love affair seems to be just one long struggl q for supremacy, which begins in the taxicab and ends in the divoree + e a ae PY: t . 5 - . ane —— _ Ae sis ps y fo* +o i adres nad r ica " pF xt ae cot Wie ng a Se ee, en ne ane ae aia ake sted aie ihe . ’ . R ted aher wouldn’t think of put- Min college, “flunking out” for] pittsburg. I'd like for you to mect Whe he Gener - Se ee | , women students was so unusual | the wife,” ren the General Publi falling over each other’s dead | : water because it was not that we cannot remember a case “How do you do? Iam so hap : 4 mre *j = The . , ‘ : ” v 7 4 , 4 . . . . the ice we et now-a-days.” smong gur contemporaries, py to meet you. Do you like them‘ S “PS P 1?’ , ME e “i situation is vastly nigga stn Well thank you so much.” Stand by and Pak C a) t. showed her beautiful teeth and OMI we insect killers . . : We don't believe modern girls are “WwW as I? Oh. ye in tote dimples. cost 50c a half-pint. But when a is a difference. I had the B wy “dumber” than the girls we here was I? Oh. yes, we lef . . P St. Louis when I was nine, but | and their wit ar ad-.f : shr Liaui ’ Alt elt ives, through the ad-. from the admiring throng hic ( een throw) A shrine _ - ’ g from the admiring throng. whicn had been thrown open. ! 6) OTHING happened for| you get Black Flag iquid, and bodies to sign me up. Was | fooled?” Laura laughed and a . ued to know. Who is to blame| | i ogling eat gh one of the ice plants 4 tor Be ruthless, torturing, semi- remem ix oe lived oS cutge! miinistration offices down the alley. was not allowed on the sound stage invasion. 1 dragged hér over be- : street and I went to Madison “On your right,” indicating with while the recording was in prog- hind a Florentine palace, and gave : Ice & Coal Company ® annual sentence from the Dean's School and Oak Hill on Morgan- large gestures “‘you have one of ress H U ' Studi } t I GUNEY WSS GENE tf tee One te ~~ — es tt _ & B sftice: “Clear out!” ? ‘ , . . . . ‘a c 4 § PRADE MARK , ae + 3 +i > himself to one of the flowers the ae er dreamed of, to keep from ing things for it but we can get agement cf its time in advance,|westill have relatives in Bonne i | ; her, she finds them interesting. ; Bein ae ae ance. a good tan if nothing else.” Your health, your figure, your bar: to make the girl student un-| Terre on my father’s side. Won: @™UM major trom Medinzh gave yey philosophy of life which she Setting that feeling of importance. ribet ' - a fficac our ability to enjoy life : i } : 2 en wzetti , int howe ' anv kinfolks who “What kind of furniture are} © y, you y JOY ’ gstematic. She does not organize | you have some more cof—” me. | had been zetting a few has gathered from “living so long 2ut 1 have too many kin ~ rotates age ee suffers when you are too fat. — BS ber work. “Miss La Plante, could yeu get licks in myself with the mystic in such a short time,” includes Would take me down so quickly oi Miss Ia Plante, what kind The Basy Bread way produces When one thinks of the hun-/us into the set to see you work” brethren. people. She has no individualistic Wouldn't know \ nat prnyrcr ed I of rouge is that?’ It looks; so nat easy and natural reduction. Three : ss . = e . : + ef ¥ t net ; é ° . . i - valom aes ic > cousin liv The joys of stardom. ) ; ° . lunchroom with at least 50 Nobles really did, Laura excused herself ble walled and returerced doors geles — to visit. My cousin lived at he iO 17 North Sixth - é i OME, nut all, parents are to ——— = : , : blame for such failure. If they | current has passed through the/ with one hand and puli the elec- | you try and repair a burnt-out fuse — Pe j “have brought up their daughter | ‘it : ‘ : who} rj - j j Bv the way.|that under ordinary care accidents | : . . ody of persons when the floor} tric light chain with the other. with a common wire. by tne y, ‘ Re s , | ° * “ech Pp - sa scquent ™" y, : ne . ’ » a ~ pSmugly stand iia a : , “Se : \\ — ry ; Phobody ae ardized? Of course, . , i | K\eeee — and quick! It takes but a few m - Sehse expects a wom- |} ' a ‘ = . =—S | —= to use in fact met “tint 8 college to be a adi ; % oat oo : SSS AV y\ nw 0 use...m fact, you yu as for the hope) codding station x 4 | . whe SSS Na rinse”... without fuss or muss... “ieapmves* er @°/% STEAMER on the MISSISSIPPI : wei SS BD i eis hopele “hang, esponsible. On the women everywhere keep sport free scarves, sweaters, hose, etc., fresh *r hand, many of us have | SOS yr | wwe sire dropped by college fr | — 2 EXCURSIONS DAILY — “NLZLEDS NO RUBBING OY SER A | heh wisi Tien or ching th © were obviously in- . . 9 | \ : | to newer Paris shades. Just try int” Sent “college material.” They All-Day Excursion ....9:30 A.M. & air \ WY SS SS /. ... And be sure to ask-¥e Barr intwarec esc 3 ‘eee -\VEEDS VO POLISHING si\\ WH NS Pa easier for the college to say . | \) aN IN . | Color Card. It shows the season's new | est colors on actual materials. te: oe have flunked a couple | \ Advance Fare Is 25c Less Than Wharf $ — . AN ESS THE TINTEX GROUP man courses. “Clear out.” . . “ng be harder for the college Fare . . . Save by Buying Tickets at &.) 3 : : ‘4 Pg Products for every H © these girls. “Stay here : : w= Housewives are delighted at this | | Fou | ome= . let Us show you how to do Aiance CITY TICKET OFFICE % ' , agg gta ae wenouie a 4 , tinting and Dyeing Need. tea, It would be harder—but i Mezzanine Floor, Arcade Building . bre’ | brilliance on floors without any a “Vt / | | Tintex Gray Box — Tints and dyes all Pert Bot be considerably kind- | j Information, MAin 4040 4 Nel bates | rubbing or polishing. Sounds Cateh Up with the materiale. - ' | Tintex Blue Box — For lace -trimmad uld it not be in- |? a | lanes ——o Sa ‘ EXCURSION QUEEN ‘ : 1 \W Directions for Use { dl e R j eh 7 | cilks — tints the silk, lace Wash surface to be waxed. — white. }a perfect warm weath@® © “terial: eS ’ | ro : i ¥ : College eae ‘ : = ' et dry. then apply a coat o j = . . Be sure it’s the Wake t inde after all, are not enti- | : Miracal Wax with a clean : Tintex Color Remover — Removes - *. z Pendent of the communi- | tp Pla cg ae tek aCe : color from any material so it | _ eet at a time. . - comes only in the red a &8 long as their taxes are , - | . THE WAX IN. but apply it if, , be dyed a new color. » « TONNER AS IED Nile NPC easy 5 thi: tee anil aps ttn erie 18) ene snes. ; So “yas Mak eee 7 ; - nd Deut . | tg Toasties package. “fi , by en, aes oe ste ~ hava | e oxy + the aaa poy te yh soled Ww hiutex eb The new bluing fue Bie a’ ta 3 ‘ > TF ee 9 e and rives ‘a . *, , oh be a high luster finish when - whiteness to all white materiale EBPANY, INC., BATTLE CRBSE, METERS to, 1), te Continually ask- | ¥ — = f . cor — : What if you didn’t g0 to Pelm Beach shades Light and Dark . . . Blondes | Atoll doug, dept. ctesera il ’ : , . mni oes een gaan logy their \ : ect 3 | { So gen cowl ss gy om and come north with a perlect tan ! use inght all over — lace, neck, bach, te : l ; ‘y, fo Soren “ s Oi eV ae = , wood or composition—-yow can 4 Just rub en the new GLORY OF arma, oo no iG, aur Leter on notion counters . n with a love of 3 ' Se preserve and beautify them_ by THE SUN Powder, cmooth it in—and alle a ~ Mae a rl , a . runettes find | aon e fo a ; %. uet usin ‘lear Miracul Wax : : ' ga the womans college a | Pa - en wre | oe rong 3 : Ite glenen finish nobody Lnows you ve ever had an in- Dark the last addstion te their Jus- ¥ its Standards of intelli- | & 3 Min ' iB : - 2 : | , laste as long as the best ordi- door pallor —— * natural, you beliewe «ious gy Pry beauty Some gels think the oud 3 But these standards, it , es ’ . ; | S —— MIRACUL WAX CO. soap and water takes it off. Nota tan and neck, with Dark for the budy. Sg more of intellectual ' } ee : — ‘yt Ss Furn rule 3 q -_ NN, a ay powder sa oe powder that tans. Iwo $2.00 large Loz. Ti \ KR AND DY . Louis. 6, 7 4nd of consider Se tS i Sr — | é ) =. * 4¢ of consideration for the aa Te ag iene 1. me Hardware Dealers Have @ fan wilhoul lanning y) eee DARK & rsts08) $40 — Piamesen And thus a vast ee ve Ss ba Ba Oe need oot STAGLIONR® ' 0 res i! j . ic ¢ . > ri) 7? ' : . . . ‘ As oe » my 2 > —_ ’ . ae ' a : , ~ : . tot realy tragic auttering | RoGggee af CLORY OF THE SUR 222 LO1AZ | cet re FOUNE woimen—to say nothe- | : % their LAD lies—imnight be | hod ———— big, i7 &

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SN cea IRIE, sr tates ent: 2 > tx & -. 72 : +4 3 >| & ie $e .% 3-3 ie . - ts +1 ciate ION ES IL lb bin aA oe RU EN bet ; . igs sith ae: CoS eX, Biers m Sear vanteo® Te mite awrege =~ a : iii . . r> . v* -_ ee nen eeumanmnnnnieeeeeninmmemnmmmmmeasal wd '. Oc} - . a ; " . a Aethi Owe re . ™ , eg Tw Saye In i ty s , The Schradertown musicomedy n a Come Wee Litt C fresery \" on broadcast scheduled over KSD will . : om i M Li¢ Vu »* begin as usual at 7:39. Peace! Valles Gus and Louie's garage is on th: i el a VPCOCEUM A ness ruin, in spite Sopr tralt o'clock. ] assisted by Dolores Cassinelli. so- The concluding act of Rudolph ty!) TY Tis r ? ms et Wt . ') , S¢ rr le « di Julian (oilve! L@Tio;r. | rigvgrii ~ ‘tr iiisit Opera, Katinka. atalaets. T a , “ey in . ° ’ rl mDbciu 4c “iil ry I road ast Ove I KW kK at ° { " Wei yt of . } ‘ “~ * "\; - *} ? . " a . . ‘ (.ev as ail © } isodge in { S I hilco ag ; , ty" j ‘ a ee ow | cy ; | ‘ -* Only for O N Geiger 7 | Orchest Th Aiemortes essica Dra- as — | Lullabr Dolores Cassinel)i 50 fi soprano, and ¢ in O'Mor All-Star Cast. Marvelous Cherus ef 96 Paranhr O° “Chimes of Nor tenor. Will take the leading roies and Mighty Orchestra of 59, Marti" I a ' WIth H “old nel | Ord a til r> , “ : . elite Bijouter*. j ? | a t be ds } ’ i f | Liebestraum Delores Cassi: > . - Jones and |! popular songs over AWK at 7/ Quakers broadcast at 8 o’clock Fieket Office in Forest Park open nightly loc} over KWK | at 7 o clock. Only a Poor Relation” is the The progran be heard over Jn the et ee rnie Hare. Wii. S1rbe axa) at rit'syy | r> rs e, rr, ‘ ‘ ® Si; ' ; eos Be. Armstrong Sth & Olive. Telephone MAin 1600. ‘rue Story to be told ;**2" ' | GARRICK STARTS >} “ Deen Mc tJ . : _ SATI RODAY ATUMICIPAL THEATIE - FOREST PAD er Melodies” broadcast. “Grease-Your-Car Week” and ar- | St. Louis’ Best Entertainment Bargain under direction of Harry Horlick, ranced a nuhlie yneert in front ~ . : ranged a ne? con rn it NIGHTLY AT &:1: is scheduled to begin over KSD at oF ¢}, said to drum up trade. THIS WeEtsast TIME SUNDAY ‘he orchestra will hes — tIRST TIME AT MUNICIPAL OPERA Colorful—T une ful—RKomantic 6 NEAT MONDAY—Seats Now Selling FIRST TIME IN ST. LOUIS . P| wea WY by ry ie Pra tore : 4 q é tht . . i) ~ ‘ ;*& " yy ’ .? 'y ee x Me: C Or SACI hi (ij ifit if poiitan *e * . . ; che ms | t, TY av 7 és } +o - : - 18Z 4 f I oT ‘ . . = & elli and Oliver sana unr MUNICIPAL OPERA PRICES: 25c, 50¢, . Borezn a hes $1, $1.50. Boxes $2. All Seats reserved — Awo ° eacerpts |! icomberg'’s and on sale in advance daily Y to 5. TICKET OFFICK. Lobby Arcade Bidz.. —_-- , ~ ‘ Boh in tonight's , ' rKMOX at 4 O¢ MEN ONLY Jirokenshire will act as master of) brink of busi n, o! opra ' tra reremonies, the fact that Gus has declared a “*T®Pade from “The Student | > WITH BEAUTIFUL LIVING MODELS | 400 OLIVE of You | ; . Laughter; Good Cheer; A Dash of Brav- | : | ado; A Touch of Romance; Some Beauty; Smart Sophistication and, Above All : ‘ ° ° . . Fast-Moving, Dancing, Musical comedies. | i | | ¢ * | 4 | > iwi, wae oi - aS = = =" ee eee © ©. - ee @ S&S 2 Vert > kK ae i 2 “eye Je ery . sates oy ——————e—eEeeeeer eee ee ee eee ee ee ee ee a a It as easy for vou to buy tickets at the news stands of the tollowing hotels: Statler Marquette Jefferson W arwick Coronado Missour: Chase Mavfasr Kings- W ay Marvland Melbourne Broadview and The Globe Trawel Bureau. who are im direct commun:- caten with our box office wm the New York manner. FF FO -O-8-O 8-8 OO Of PRICES 1400 good seats at $1.69 400 good seats af. .75¢ Orchestra seats at_.$1.50 Box seats af... $2.59 > Week Reginainge Sanday, June 39. igainm for the First Time \e he Lewis LEON ERROL IN “FUNNY FACE” DINNER Innocent? i i Ne - ten oo ne RES A Good Little Girl Tries ’ “The Follies” Hot Meclodies , WPERGON 4 — Play! > } v Sing! y | tA AK WW re . 2 ee ——— Which Is She? DOLORES COSTE MADONNA of AVENUE A” | . TALKING bit mith | GRANT WITHERS LOUISE DRESSER ae Tenor Giria: Ragamuffin. Orchestra and ae | tral orchestra may 7 Medicy phone: An Old Italian Love Sone — in rt oF sar il! > ° . - - : | — ee on oe wees Sremeee WHE CO ORT «aap of ..”Senonal Recre: “rich Stee’ Siemnte” bs ailniaidilin may | | tainment unit presented in St. Louis this year—A shov. Cw ae es ; "i on . 4 “~ ¢ ya | Le © a ° ~ 2 j my ‘ , itn nie s *’nié Lc irOse 7 ~ ac : . * - 4 e the air over WIL at 6 o'clock. adie = i nc ‘ an " . a - we guarantee without reserve! Broadway acclaimed —» ee Geis Ihe Parad OV ¢ ‘ ; a o.°0 = ot eS ; ¢ * . ° : . , + 7 omeuun® The Salon Singers will begin a a Se Sel a “ : os him in “The Follies,” “Whoopee” and “Good News”! Hotel ai nee 7 e255 ‘ saan of 2:15 P. M. —Helen OLiidC ili, CU/A2 7T he S| ‘ ake rs o 4 il] De James 23 BR Golf Revue with TALK “coterie Pe See wee es & aby “qr ‘ || by the Skellodians. under direction . - » a oe eee a AG 10:30 P:M.—Park Central! | a ee { EN | “ SE at teen , ea ees ee | CLIFT CRANE . m Fs te ‘ ‘Sally in || Dance Music ee BRIAN a Al Z ot : 20. in he ; A McDON ALD 4 i€S8iTa a tenor : — S oa ge A College program, featuring ness Da yt ; songs and music of prominent col- 9:15 A.M.—Radio Househoid Sinner? leg@s, may be heard over WIL at Institute. Petter? covey ENTERTAIN VERSATILE MUSICIANS AND COMEDIANS ERS HELEN & MILTON CHARLESTON That Clever Sister and Brother FOSTER. FAGAN & COX “Humorous Harmony’ **FOOLIN’ AROUND” With Ken Murray and Charlestons | John Tiller Cocktail Girls BARGAIN HOUR SATURDAY [f 12:30 to 1:30 Adults 35c Kiddies 15¢ DON’T DELAY... Jointhe Thousands Who Are Prais- ing It—The Sc Greatest Ep: oalis ee 1 AR DOLORES COSTELLO Children ‘5c—All Times! A Play Girl—Her Kisses Then the Heaven of a PS ; His } is Pe ore ae i The Famous Funmaher in the Biggest Comedy — Riot of the Yer = fT arly royal standard of Mbe x = eee. M aa s - “peaesss & ut , Saye: Chik cai Rie 7 id fe es one PIRI Mee tye ok 8 rs * ; : -* 2 ee STARTS TOMORROW MP — Youll Lough Emotions A Soul Stirring Drama of Human —bYoull Thrill j : Peter Greig | Will Present for the First Time in St. Louis the Famous Comedian - | LON LRRC POPU LAR Star of “Liegfeld Follies.” “Sally.” “ Y ours Truly.’ “Fioretta,”” Etc. 7A il THE " : A Modern Ziegfeld Musical Comedy Smash Hit | Music by Sigmund Romb. rg Book and Lyrics by Arthur Wim peris ~ CHORUS OF 729 ~ i A permanent downtown Box Office is located at a , T SUPPER 722 Lecust (Foster. th THE PLANTATION 3U2Pee 1p hep: Florist), CEntral 4169. GARDEN THEATRE ey After 6 p. m. call CAb- any 7590 which is a direct wire to the Garden Theatre Box Office. 7400 Olive Street Road oe RE ee per WITH JACK HOLT Startling Sound Effects Marvelous Musica! Score nt . — ES ST ~—ON THE STAGCE— * *SANSand WHALEN* ———— —— J Stars of “Greenwich Village Follies” " 3 : Assisted by Miss Marietta Murphy Se enti ea A Magnificent Fanchon and Marco Idea *GROTESOUE* Introducir HARRY VERNON JACKSON & LEE SELMANOFF TRIO 20—SUNKIST BEAUTIES—20 A Stupendous Musica! Extravaganza *Maytime Melodies* With a Cast of 35 Entertainers and SON” DOROTHY REVIER— MICKEY McBAN | Fascinating Dialorue ? a fo aL Ays COD \\ FOX JAZZMANIANS Adolphe Kornapan Offering “Deep Night” Conductor TIMES Topay| Red LaRecque. Marceline Day “The One Woman Idea” | JOSEPHINE DUNN "A MANS MAE BUSCH ™ LAST TIMES TODAY ANOTHER GOOD LAUGH “LIBERTY” AND LAUREL THEA HARDY j0Fa! Ernst At the C

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J NE 21 1929 _ — “i or eel — = — - ; y oe en vat TONE 21, 1920, The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine 1 | ——) ae AL) | pore est ie 3 Sy a Se ey a is he . is "i deere aa i* bath ony NPs . cf eae eT as 0 3 R 0 R CW ORD PU 7 7LE Bobby ‘Thatcher—sy George Storm A Friend’s Treachery Als TIME PASSED ASH WAS GRATIFIED BY THE : 2 2 wee F le 7 tave7 i (Ez) | AM E*RO ALE - | PR gaits J 70 & SUCCESS OF HIS FRIEND WASH BECAME is MOVEMENTS WERE [Tien CAME THE DAY WHEN © & ) js Hs C PROFESSOR, ZANGWILL. ON ALARMED BY GRACEFUL w—- ALL), BUNDY FELT THE BLOWOF [” NY JOHNSON | Be ae eae THE HIGH TRAPEZE HE- DOLLYS GROWING GIRLS. BE ON? PLEASE veo A FRIENOS TREACHERY | 8 his Victns © as a WN ee were ) INTRODUCED THE ARTIST TO INTEREST IN THE HE DISCOVERED DOLLYIN ‘ his Victor Record Op. See | an k HIS FIANCEE ~..~-_ SENSATIONAL. THE ARMS OF PROFESSOR) estra... brought from New 7) 20 BS? ssiuassianaane PERFORMERD ork...now plying nicht. MMM leet th ll or 23 Sees TL RS Ze ly er ie | bo f es TTETSOR. , 2 EY ic rene 30") ARISTOCRAT Sf ST.8OUES ! as 3Z | Sans ae OULEVARD AT LOCUST: ee ee ie UST» : al | 7 r | Zz | ™ en 8 : By PHOTOPLAY THEATER § fete 3B Roo ; ity, ee oa Psceeete . terete ees SF / .. aa Re ! RRR ie om sa ae ; “ZO — 3 tet i's Z Hy, NICK LUCAS Rt ST ARTO Geiines SZ pS — 7 ‘ TE ee coMOR “Se Ia a The Nebbs-—3, Sol Hess The Miracle is omic ppears as a Full Page in One of the CAP ad | | ries ' | | TWO Comic Sections of the Sunday Post-Dispatch \ OF VAUDEV) pes by airplane |SiciLloMBADIOIPIT. Part of a shoe BEEN) Ss ‘ vr) prt sre A ISN'T SYLVIA APPLEBY !_ BACKWARD ASHAMED !_ GOT PAINT ON YOUR CHEEKS € Sri ir PIONElE Metalliferous ° oe Be negli gl tl TURN BACKWARD ; OH TIME IN) THY ANID YOU GOT A DRESS ON THAT YOU FUN-MUS} Be mening mae rock MANIY RE: MAYBE IF MISS LONIDON FLIGHT .— SHE'D HAVE TO DRESS COULD CUT TWO OF 'EM OUT OF A POSTAGE CG iC P soe | — = QUESTS FROM bere ow PICTURE STUDIO_OONT DENY IT! _L SEE’D 4 We Ee Cloth measure To SEAJD 4 a YOU— AIMING TO BE. A MOVE ACTRESS = — ie y “ ‘4 Hilarious time wi Dandelion enwie $ STUDIO -SHAME ON Now |. UST NEEDED, 206: a 5 | ZS an 5 Oueren ; | S ALL! -pA— hf E he “Thar m “ — paola £ MADAI ee es TEMPTATION, THAT'S A . PRi na | 5 oo 2 Sslhea, ey Ve ne fue e & | | | , 2 1 NN “liipticas BEA ‘t- ; RRAY | | : a. =i SiTiEMSMESE leo cated a “ap | ¢ SOANT [NO ‘ | \ oy ) — at - Humans SHOP — eae 4 de ©: boreal wis VAUDEVILLE 4” — (sym- 45 a back- 3 “i “ag HERE'S THE . | | BEAUTY 5 PLE -15 G ‘“WEarly royal 48 High 35 Order of mam- TRANSFORM - oy E'S Cor (iad ta Te | 4 of " | | ee “gh ZANE gat) 8 ‘ : F does Famous Funmaker > oka r ptr ree “tergpae aren Wy git +s Sai i aa 5 i ea in the Biggest Comedy "yy Word (Fr.) 52 Nothing porpoites BEVIEVE IT 7 Tp Noe: \ ik AGEN 4 F a Sees Riot of the Year | - {Ballot 53 Be melancholy 36 Snake OR NOT : Wi Yn 7 a \otatalit a ig = : #? Braziiian coin 54 Sea gulls , 38 Circlet THIS 1S te . é Hi Lari | es —_—y eesti “Game played 55 Afier dawn’ 40 Fret for a guitar Hint ws iis = ee from horses DOWN 41 Unaspirated con- SYLVIA — Wie —— Pr Le ns : ‘. i Goddess of mis- 1 Succor sunant YQ ee MU IN it Lt ae S c dhiet 2 By mouth 43 Lamb’s rom de o ™ sores tl — Z i ; 8 Sycophant plume ' 4O0id Roman 44 Confederate a bronze coin 45 Butt | 5 Impair 46 Sé¢it . | 6 Entry 47 A jackdaw + | 7 Disfigurement 51 Pronoun This Coniic Appears in O of the - _ — gE SN ne Some People Play the Piano the Same Way J Tie NEAREST I HAD To A PAR WSS WAS A SIK. MY TOTAL FOR N lita THE EIGHTEEN HoLres WAS j te Comic Sections of the Sunday Post-Dispatch CHEERIO, © HELLO, MUTT! JuDGe! OH, Do YOu Mutt and Jeff —By Bud Fisher : a | TTT eee eee Eee | | | | @6RT COUPLES LEFT; DANCED 544 HOURS 4 YY th ~~ On the Screen MARY ASTOR i 7” DEVIL'S EETHEART| lay Girl—Her Kisses for Sale— hen the Heaven of Happiness —m—_JZ©:£:, ’ lau oh * W Vhrift IES MANS MAN" RES, | PESETZKI AND FINEST EL THEATEE ORCHESTRA IN ST. LOUD Ernst Hares At the Console J TRMA ON COLEMEN in . War” and Trene Rich “SHANGHI ROSE.” CE Ree Must Come Over—Watch *Em Go DERBY A RIOT OF ‘5 «Avwspices Aubuchon Dennison Post of American Legion. of Mat. 8-6, 25c; Nights, 50c; Boxes, soc. : 7 x % ") - 7 i TODA Sucre fiers" Aise “eri ofthe \ ' $ 520 Newstead ”" and Comedy. Surprise Nite Tonite LAUGHTER . 4. MELBA [iaioc: “S2. “Looping Grand & Miami‘ the Leop” and Silver Nite. 3 LIL GISH in “THE ~ SISTER.” Alsd men [ws ‘Prizes and others. LILLIAN GISH in “THE Michigan) Warn sister” Ann 7224 Michigan | SILVERWARE NITE. DAVY LEE 5 & lowa “SONNY BOY.” “THE Also Lilian Gish i MOGLER WHITE SISTER.” 9th & Bremen en Prizes and others 2 BIG FEATURES 2—10c a ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN . in “PERILS OF THE pee GRETA GARBO in "A WOM- and Comedy 9 A. M. te 11 P. M. Wm. Powell in “The Ca- Murder Me Detmwe | Trice in “Pride of Pawnee” ae —_ : r o awnee {NILES ASHER in “WILD ORCHIDS.” # £Also other jects. ULDERS.” iso Com- Serial and Silver Nite. “45. Kio Wilson in ADAILY's Lad RI N- T IN ba N, he der Dog, in FROZEN ER. in “DANCING " and:“A_ Final ” Also Comedy. New SHENANDOAH | eal f . : } GRANADA's EW MASTER - ONIES tn ; Milton Sills and ree ie Dolores Costello in | orone RAG and * MY ATKINS.” W) © Year’ ernst fact. : ADWA 7.” The Year’s Greatest All- | Spang, olecing Dancin, KEN MAYNARD tn and an Ali- ture UIS AMUSEMENT CQ Pie- oe! he tanoee™ ian Tide Anybody Here Seen Kelly?” ~ ae a Bae. x / = —— THEATRES {WHOOPEE STAGE SHOW! A a Comedy Il Knockout, “DUGAN OF : DUGOUTS.” 6457 Gravowm | . RICHARD BARTHEL. Columbia Fics Sincs and Talks in 5257 Southwest “WEARY KIVER.” Lindell| #CHAKD BARTHELMEss : Sings and Talks in S511 N. Gr. “WEARY RIVER.” Grand Flo An ay “al Cast 21 G “MOULIN ROUGE.” __ Maynard in “Phan- MAPLEWOOD -| tem City” and Kmil Jan- 7170 Manchester s in “The Betrayal.” W.E.LYRIG | stackatti Tatking in =u Deimar at Euciid | CAPTIVE WOMAN.” TIVOLI R-GINALD —" ¥ 6350 Delmar THE DECKS.” PAGEANT ee Paling bn 5851 Detmar “CLEAR DECKS.” —— rr | \ Dolores “GLAD RAG DOLL.” 5uSS Easton AUBERT Oe gl 4049 Easton | “THE GODLESS GIRL.” .- ‘ ; prints Mé A ADS than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. ad - Ae: 2 hss siigis ‘eu . nia ‘4. sit | DARN iT!!! Prcite oN. | . He + PuTRID, E CALLS IT) BS — re fing we Oy oy says ® > SO bat pnb: = age a Sgr haee a wenn mgt : at ¥ . Pe Ee es acinar ernenayrns , ie ae ic wa Rann at eben, ate intent is NC Fe eit Lee eet — >. in iiitines Helping Ella Cinders Decide SPEED, Mo. Dearest Ella: I have been an admirer of yours for some time. I wish to advise you along the right path. Abolish the thought of a stage career, and at the same time—Jim. Ella, can't you see I love you? I cannot tell you how much more I can give you than your rancher boy-friend. Give me a break, Ella, Yours, with lots of love and hope. BENNY BLUE. ST. LOUIS, Mo. Dear Ella: I advise you to use your own judgment in thig. case. It will decide your greatest career, your life. Please do, do get mar- ried. Go on out West, make whoopee, and have a good time, but don’t sit and watch the ma- chines go by as that one man does. Come on, Ella, get rid of tne freckles, curl your hair and make up your mind. HONEY. Dear Ella: I would like to see you marry Jim Blung’ aiid go out West to meet many thrilling ad- ventures. I would like to see how you two would act when you were married and afterward. I am pret- ty sure you will like it. Just think, horses, chickens, a big, long rauch, roundups and all kinds of cattle to mingle with during your married life, Do not worry about money. I have had a lot of trouble with it myself and pulled out calmly. Jim Blunt has plenty of dough and you will always have a chance of get- ting -a job. BUD GILLESPIE. MADISON, Il. Dear Ella: Marry Jim and be happy. Re- member your enemy, Neek.. He may harm you any time. Ella, Jim has fought many a battle for you. Marry him and go West. He may sell the ranch and then you can go back to the stage. I know you are happy on the stage and look pretty under the spotlights, but would be happier with Jim. M. lL. VANDALIA, Mo. Dear Ella: Please don't marry Jim Blunt or John Smith, either. You might ‘have a happy home for a while but it will not last long. Ht is easy to get married but it is hard to get out. Out on the ranch you will not have your name published on Broadway, but if you keep your stage career it will be. So please don’t get married for you might find some man in the stage bus- iness you like and love better than Jim Blunt. MILDRED WILLIS. JEFFERSON BARRACKS, Mo. Dear Ella: I am not very big but I am go- ing to help you decide. Why do you turn John Smith down. I do not understand why. They say he did not love you so well. Some people get me mad. They do not want you to get married, neither does my brother and sister. But [I hope you get married. your mean old sjfepsisters and mother? You are beating them. SYLVIA HAZLE SCHAEFER. : DUQUOIN, TIL Dear Miss Cinders: I advise you for the sake of your- self, your pleasure and your stage career not to marry. First, you only think you love Jim Blunt and when it is too late you'll find this out, then as a re- sult there will be a divorce. Your friends had rather stil! call you the “freckled little Cinders” than Mrs. Blunt, because they love you dearly. And last but not least, you can work on the stage, get hold of a nice sum of Si be independent and then, money will always choose a good husband. I don’t see why you would ever think of marrying, becatise there is so much to be seen yet. MILDRED E. FRAZIER. VANDALIA, Mo. Dear Elia: * am a little girl, 11 years old, and don’t know anything about married life, but if I was in your place I would: marry Jim Blunt and go west with him and be happy. because so much of the time when on the stage and one marries some man that is also on the stage, I don’t believe there is any love between the two, for soon- Oh, Cinderella, do you remember ‘ er or later their married life ends, in a divorce court. KATHRYN HOWDESHELL. om MADISON, Iil. Dear Ella: Stay on the stage, you're a fool if you don’t. Ella, think how you have slaved from a scrub woman to a Broadway star. If you go West you may not like it. You way be able to go West for a va- ation. Jim is not the only man ‘n the world. Marry a star like vourself, kid, there are plenty of them; marry an actor who is a millionaire, Lots and lots of luck follow the road to success. MILDRED L. LOCAL STATIONS KFUO (550kc)—7:15 a. m., Meditation: music: 12:15 p. m., Organ recital; 9:30 Pp. m., Question period; Rev. Schaefer: Music KMOX (1090kc)—6, Hawaiian Shadows: 6:30, Then and Now program; 7, True Story hour: 8, In a Kussian Villar: 8:30, Doc Weat; 9, Ozark program, 9:30, Knickerbocker trio: 10, Hot Stov: League: 10:10, Amos and Andy; 10:20 Jane Campbell, soprano: IL1. Nicht Ciub .. program. omorrow daytime on IX. om a m.. Settinc up exercises: 7:45 p. m., Salen trio: ‘ Record feature: &:30, ey 9. Jac- uinot Jules, organist: 0:15, ule, tenor: 10:45. Charlotte Bell, so- rero: 12 p. m., Farm hour: 1 p. m.. emple orchestra: 2:45 p. m., Basebail game; 5, Lady B KWK (1350kc)—5, Studie program: 5:15 Pp. m.. Squibb’s program: 6:30, Tuber- culosis Society: 5:45. Dorothy Davison; 6, Tmad program: 6:30, Salon singers: 7. Interwoven pair: 7:30, Phiico period: & Armstrong Quakers: 8:40, Chase or- chesitra: 9, Orson Curtis: 0:50. Stick te the Finish Club: 10:12. Chase orches- tions: 12. Chase orchestra. Tomorrow daytime on KWK-~7:30 a m., Swvcial hovr: § a m.. Bluebirds: 9. Marimba orchestra’ 9:30. Frank Ingalls: : Versatile trio: 12 p. m.. Rolla Cough- lin: 12:30. Gordon trio: 1:30 p. mm. Demonstration hour: 2. Baseball came; 4 p.m... Al and Paul Mecker. WIL (1200kc)—5. Vie Meyer's orchestra: 6 ‘S0, ‘ ollece : % Sport News: 7:14). e277 SA See eR ee eital: 2. on : tal: 10:1 Golden Heur it Harmony four: 11:30, Glen Ea and Marjorie Robillard; 11:45, Schuyler ym vibraphone: nm Pop ular orchestra’ 12:1 Bi m.. M et valo merican : : noice Dill Pav- es) © Chief of Polieg: 3: oe: 27a. A orchestra ; . Song recital, set a tt el bie ae " oe y . — ve P athetic Figur @S—By Fontaine Fox * A Fox Comic Appears Every Sunday in One of the TWO Comic Sections of the Post-Dist ee x 4 es ~ ms eae r . ARES SC ite CS pete wettateanatlts Dict! aptanion tii cba tiaaee Sith 2 aan wk fading. re i cc oils r TRYING To AROUSE THE FAMILY To SOME ENTHUSIASM OVER HiS MOST RECENTLY ACQUIRED MONGREL. a ae a We in 8 a 2 me + eS Vax. hpe, ie i APL nied eS lay A A A RS Areas 8: ae A a Sa il ay ag ay 2 a ee em Pee > hex és

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— a Seen COMIC PAGE oe ASS RS be eo - - A, . ~~ \ a . ee ew — - NEVER ‘ NOW : YOU MEAN i THE GIRL WORE A RED ORESS. 5 Bh ARIE ym HIM BUT cont ae. AT ONE TIME HE DIO Ek @ ONE SUCH AS YOU WEAR. WHATS _ On NES. i lt suPPOSE HE MUST Sitty., “~ | MEAN SOMETHING TO. | as EGGYS {WITHOUT THINKING I STEPPED tI WAS THINKING att BE VERY IMPORTANT WHY THE | | YOU, EH. WHATS HIS gts gg roe ee UP BEHIND HER AND, SAID ey lg oro gia Aa IF.....WELL.... . WAS Nine NAME AGAIN........? re IN) LOOKING B00!. .WKE THAT. WHEN MAN I & arte ie A Il TteELLING YOU SOMETHING MERELY HARKAWAY WHAT? Hen FORWARD | TO SHE TURNED AROUND I Blige go Pagan ang “AND INSTEAD OF AN OLO | | TELL ME MORE ASOuUT Wb HER MARRIAGE | |SAW f HAD MADE A ee ee TENING TO ME M....LET'S JUST a4 WAS LESSENED é LISTE FRIEND. HiM....... JUST bat MISTAKE. I WAS YOU WERE HE MEANS! | TALK ABOUT HIM, t i Abe yeaa TERRIBLY FLUSTERED THINKING OF NOTHING THEN WELL BE TO AEE rE ANIL. AND..... 2 Heaonngi fh nae ee ,ON A SUBJECT A | WORDS OF i a tte a hd eg heen / IN WHICH BOTH FRIEND. ‘i HARTFORD OF US ARE OH DON'T | HH OAK DALE, INTERESTED. : : WHOSE —_ “ie i PRESENCE Hi Mie 2 : : y REMINDED tj Ty 7 Me JERRY WHITES 1 fl HD SS Z é C66 hoa a = = b oig- + Se, Tee : = |= Z et é s* : S AD, oa 5 ’ fd A ‘a pes : ——— | = Sf i, | “In the garden of womanhood,” says Sapient Sally, “the weeds are a Tr ; 1 ae temoved by gents who marry widows.” = BF Ee os F eo eet 4 ip Embarrassing M a womans 2 | IS SSS WA SXW X ut t 8 . = SS ) ; = , n 2 ae ss i foe i 3 aS : Fe ° : . remert : : : ‘ ae AVIATION AND *March are not likely to be fulfilled. f group. N. w York & Harlem soared [28 points and lost 4; Jersey Cen- tific 6. NashvjHe, Chattanooga & Louls 4, and Chesapeake Cér-j- ‘peration 3. me : 7 Patific Tele phone and Goodyear VOL. si. NO. 289. WALL STREET | a RAIL SHARES LEAD UPTURN High-Priced Specialties Also in Forefront of Advance With Gains of 10 to Near- ly 30 Points. SENSATIONAL GAIN IN AUBURN AUTO Some Standard Industrials, Such as U. S. Steel and General Motors Show Only Narrow Changes. —— By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, June 22.—Stock prices made further substantial recoveries in today’s market, with the railroad, aviation and high- priced specialties in the forefront ef the advance. While some of the standard industrials, such as U, &. Steel common, General Motors and american Can, showed only narrow fractional changes, final quotations disclosed a long list of active issues up 2 to nearly 9 points, with a few high-priced shares up 19 to nearly 38 pornts . Inasmuch as Friday's call money rate always carries over the week-f end. the credit situation was not @ direct factor in today’s market Wall street expects, however, that the call ate. which held steady at 7 per cent all week. will go higher next week, although predicti s @ few weeks ago that the mid-year money pinch would rival that of Heavy profit taking cut . down @eme of the early gains in the ratl [jumped 25 points, Texas & Pa- | Railway operat n ceports should ava.lable in godeodly numbers] ly next week. ‘Those which ve appeared jthus fa however, largest road _amang hem be- - = ‘ Chesapeake & Ohig. mighti, Bie been expected tO—Have a ‘re- Marding influence for the reason| t the net ts generaliy smatier Spite of better gross returns, Auburn Up 2714 Potnts. : Auburn Auto which has only @ all volume of stock outstanding} ; the hands of the public. scored a Msational gain of 27% points by uching a new high at 307. Co- Tumbian Carbon ran up nearly 20] PPoints to a new high at 198. but lost 3 points of its gain. United Aircraft common ran up 11% points and the preferred nearly 6. Simmons Co.. which reports large current earnings, jumped 8% Points on what appeared to be @ revive! of pool activity. Bendix, Wright aviation, American Tele- Phone, International Harvester, Closed = to nearly 6 peftnts higher. Coppers were again in good de- Mand. with Anaconda, Americas Smeiti: g and Greene Cahanea clos- t ing with net gains of 2 points or|’ Foreign exe hange trading was ; Quiet. with not important changes in rates United Aircraft soar lienewal of speculation for the Fise in the airplane shares made that group ths Outstanding feature Of the wn orning. United Atreraft S*Sumed the leadership of the mMmovemmenr as it soared on laree Scale vuying te new high levels for the rect, ery. Aside from the Piacing with one of its su . of a part of the Government orael Pelease yesterday, there was | % explain the sudden resomptien _" 69 USia stie buying of the stock. Ses . ee sieeping short int — “8 caught off its guard. “= many a day since Wall has witnessed such an ex-' tenet + « ire? ™ the vend market as has been teil ‘S week in the new con- the ea *'s ber cent debentures of ‘rican Telephone & Tele- erest in a single tmeuey eb Co. Thee, acbontanee Seal bee ed to stock holders recently? | ra * been intensely active marr the. _“irough the week. More, ns ‘93.000 par value of thel ‘sanged hands tm the firstit “fr f y S*Sm1Ong. This taseue naturally ‘lis morning, almost equitas—! "he turnover of §2.400.0007 ‘none of the week's full} > Righty regarded as an tnveset-t Rent bet its principal attraction te 1) et Py — a “"Us a8 a “call” on the steck] ; Sfter ae tTson Privilege becomes oper “losing steck prices with “ther tables and marke aeek i ine 0. found on Pages 6. 9 ’ “anuary 1 nest when thet