St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 16, 1925

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= recoverea Applies to Discontinue Locals Be- | tween St. Louis and Valley Park and Pacific. Special to the Post-Dispatch JEFFERSON CITY, April 16 Declaring that the St. lLouis-San |'Francisco Railway Co, had been operating its suburban trains be- ‘tween St. Louis and nearby towns lat a loss, due to competition of au ‘tomobiles and motor busses, attor- nevs for the raliwayv company to- dav filed an application with the ‘State -Publie Service (‘om mission or authority to discontinue such jtrains between St. Louis’and Val- ‘ley Park and Pacific. The applica- tion stated that the annual expense of operating these suburban trains was $180,000 and that the revenues had been approximately $150,000. Notices are being sent out by the commission to the towns af- fected by the proposed abandon- | ment of service. The commission | announced no action would be taken until representatives of com- munities affected had heen given an opportunity to be heard The suburban trains the railway company seeks to abandon are) Numbers 76. 77. 80. 8&2. 88. 8&5 and 79 between St. Louis and Valley | Vark, and trains Numbers 7! and 78 between St. Louis and Pacific. LIQUOR AFTER 8 DRY YEARS. Rv the Ase@ociated Press. REG INA, Saesk.. April 16 Liquo closed in 1915. A Government sale | eveatem then organized was abol- iahed a vear later. The new act put a ban on ‘near heer’ and sev- i: had heen operating Be It es. So Humble There's nothing that will take the place of an automo- bile. There's nothing else that will give you and your fam- ily so much pleasure at rea- sonable cost. \ There's nothing else that wih be such a help in your business, if vou have much “running around’ to do There's nothing else that will give vou such @ feeling of possession —~of pride if ownership Finally—theres nothing . . _— hash end of a tabie knife was spread_on bread and covered with butter an! fed to the -girl who died Dee. 31, 1920. The mother took a similar dose without fatal effects The next to die was Uarry. 21 Oct. 13. 1931 Hie had suffered from an inherited disease, she said She denied poisoning him ~° and maintained her denial when told that poison sufficient to have caused his death had been found in Iu exhumed bods Poisons Another Child. Charlies, 19. who died Sept. 2) 19°° alse suffered from the in- heriteid aiinrent, according to a ‘physicians examination during an >i iiness before the mother poisoned him. the con‘ession sail Another decision to join her : husband and ,| dead children prompted adminis tration of the poteon to him tn liread and. butter Again she took » dowe. but recovered The tast child to die wee Walter 12. Sept 26 1925 Hie body was exhumed eith that of Harry, las Monday ‘nd in the forma! murder| | charge filed against her _yesterday The Perfect Market Place ie ee ad - = ene Procedure. VIGOROUS DEFENSE INDICATED BY MILLER Chairman Becker. Says: Re- publicans Are Interested in Possible Charges of Fraud. Democrats today heran prepare | tions for putting into effect, the decision of William L. Igoe liie vesterday to contest the election of Mavor-elect Victor J. Miller. A special legal committee. hea-l- ed by former Federal Judge Henry S. Priest. is mapping ous the pro- cedure and will place the case be- fore’the Cireuit Ceourt The. lav, allows the Wemocrats until Alu $ to complete the actual filing ef the contest The contest will be based sole! \ upon an attack on thecropinion cl former Attorney-General! lease Barrett. who held that the blanlet ballot. in use since 1922, could not he ecratched or interltined exept where a voter desired to cas} lis hallot for one whose name did not ippear on the prinied form The Election Roard follow'ng this ruling. instructed election of- ficials that ballots =, th a. cross placed in the circle above. the Re- publican ticket, with Miller's name seratehed and Igoe's written in, should be counted as a vote for Miller. Conversely 2 Democratic ticket with a cross in the partys circle. Igoe scratched and Miller's name written in. was counted us8 a Further Allegation. tt will also be alleged that ballots on which vertical lines were drawn through the Socialist and Republic- ah tickets should properly have been counted for Igoe and the re- mainder of the Democratic ticket. The allegation will be made that in such instances the voter clearly intended to vote for Igoe, as where his name was written in and Miller seratched. and that the intenjion of the voter is clearly supertor to any technical error he made in express- ing if The committee is in possession Of 208 affidavits of Democratic elec- tion officials, deposing that a total of 2243 ballots in 308 precincts were counted for Miller when his name iwas seratched and Igoe’a written in. Miller’s plurality was 3129 and a total of 1600 such votes over and above ballots where Izoe was seratched and Miller” written in would alter:the result of the elec- tion. This is because* one vote al-| ;, tered in reality represents two, since it removes one from Miller's total and adds one to Igoe 's. Igoe Reviews Evidence. Igoe reviewed the evidence yes- terday and was informed that com- mittees headed ant former Gov. Gardner, former Circuit. Attorney Lawrence AilcDaniel. rpemer Judg Priest. and -the Demoecr: City: Committee d Paes te ct ap- proved a eontest Mrtler declined '” ‘jTiscuss ‘he ‘contest at length this morning, but said that ir it were ctuallyv file i, it would be igorously defended.” Louis .f, ae. chairman of the Republican City Central Committee, said Republicans were not inter- rt ; i ested alone in a construction of the ‘iaw as it related to the intent of the voter. but In charges ofl fraud as well re evidence of fraud ts discovered, whether commiited by Democratic or Republican officials, iwe will lend every effort to have them pay the penalty, he said Recker said the Republicans would immediately begin the work of: catherine evidence fo defend he muon, Length of Contest. Opinions vary as to the Mme vhich will be consumed by tne contest Democrats hope that it can he determined nside of #'x months. but if Republicans coun- ter with charcres of fraud. as they undoubted!iv wll the court will have to appomt a commissioner ta ‘ake such evidence and the matter may be prolonged considerably (jeorge Kigel, chairman of the Election Board. estimated today rhat it would take at least four | rhonths to eount the ballots, with | »y cost to the city of from sso 000 to 40 000 Estimates as [(o the cost Hone upwards The processes of an election con ‘eat are highly technical and ne attorney connected with either partys would outiine tor quotation the actual steps through whieh the ynatter will go liowever. it mas be generally stated that the action — Continued « on Fase 2. , Colamn ra — « SPURS DEMOCRATS ~IN CONTEST MOVE Priest, Mapping Out the’ BRITISH DIRIGIBLE, 20 ABOARD, SWEPT — [0 SEA IN GALE, ALLING FOR HELP | } } ’ ’ | | vote for [goe Pl ie bLte the two parties vary from $10,-4.. — anal EE R33 NOSE TORN TTT | Giant Dirigible, Which . JAPANESE LINER Naval Sloop Is Following steamship Amazon Marut: eS s hg tia x poor ward the coast of the Netherlands Photograph received by the Post-Dispatch this morning from England. This shows tached to —- mast from which it was torn today. JUROR SERVING 2 HOURS IN CITY JA August wurge Who FOR rot the dirigible at- HITCH IN PLANS FOR DANGHG oR LEFT T5-CENT HAIRCUTS: $32,000 BY DEFENDER Supports Death- | bed Will of Merchant.Favor- ing Mumtaz Begum. Barbers and Union Or- | Bombay, Court - iturning to Pulham tonight, it wie on Procedure. unofficially announced. fine and cists o1 Mumtaz | neighborhood of the ship, which | now ts about 75 miles northwest of "| ly decreased in the North of Fine rs and. -The British nava isloop (ide e i folk, intercepted a radio message 'feom the F-33 shortly after 7:00 wounded | in| oF lock tonight in which the dirje _gible called for help and said thet to | the nose of the ship had been torn acize the girl, allegedly for the pur. |away when it broke loose from its | mooring mast. shared the same view that a nigh! s repairing *hop which she fled. The high court found in favor of | to explain why he ignored the sum- ‘which was the first lighter-than-alr j|to make headway against head The executive he was probably then in a fit state to dispdse of hit|Pulham, from which she broke ‘loose shortly before 19 o'clock thjs bpm ve in one of the eet EE ' —— the American with members of the union : / big «hin's nose dragged when it tofe | ane PROBABLE: ABOUT SAME TEMPERATURE TEMPERATURES. circumstances | the R-33 was unmanageable and ive Committee serious PUGH the crew of e§- he Bie Phe irunning and the wireless work! pee sag sate ‘and within two houre after the b | swept watera of the North Sea. «s | was partly under control and ma ‘ing some headway against | gale. As the storm spent iteelf, } tle difficulty in steering was | perienced and by 12:20 o'cloek * | Wirdéless op@rator aboard was ab Cloudy | to Signal “all O K." ) The news that the R-38 h broken away wae the greatest at ship sensation in Engtand since t first summons °4 and was ex-'! Official forecast harhers« ~)) ive desided would BALLOT BOXES ) 1921, when the dirigible bullt [become the ZR-2 of the Unit ' | States air fleet was wrecked du ‘ing a trial flight near bull, wi ithe loss of 46 lives, including | Americans, The R-33 in amal , than that craft and unttl a fe | weeks ago. when tt made a ahé j test fight. it had net flown al vettiedt onig hi the telephone SHIP) «RADIOS 6000 “a fond Gets San Francisco ably showers and Vatally Burned Repairing who wae burned of the Missi-eippl River at in his sliding under a car Tench Snowfall in ‘New York atc. fiarth Shocks in Callfornia, -the- world voyage he Poss2 ao ie / . | Near! vy a nine of snow fell today) gale. but «till in danger and dite was at in Cassadaga and as far south as Sinclairville, five miles away. shakingplaster ihe Caleaico, public the Belgeniand 6000 miles away. = a ey ee “ANA. REPORTED "OFFNETHERLANDS. Broke Away From Her Mooring Mast, Unable to Make, Headway. : : ? PICKS UP SO 5&5 ——. ‘ Craft, the Crew of Which Apparently Has Lost Con- trol of Vessel. , Hy thd Associated Press ® AMSTERDAM, April 16.—4t' 7:15 o'clock tonight 4he foNowing inessage was pigked up from ‘ie = stations stand by. English airshfp R-33 SOS. Clear at once.” > Ry the Associated Press. : AMSTERDAM, April’ 16.—THe British dirigible R-33, with her head badly crushed: is driving 1@- and needs assistanc®, sae 4 Thiet sage picked up front the Japanese steamer Amazon Maru. ; | By the Associated Press. LONDON, eApril 16.—-Ridi northward befere the winds that . sweep the North Sea, the big Br _ ish “dirigible R-33, which tore aw ay, from her mooring mast at Pulham/ Norfolk, this morning. cenmeue cannot be kept headed homewartl by the crew of 20 which was aboard her when she broke loose, There is no chance of the R-33 re -The wind has veered tress a westerly direction to the northwest and hae slightly decreased in the > Amstertiam. The wind has definite- letia is following the dirigible. The wireless station at Dias, Nirt. Unable to Make Headway. The R-33, sister ship of the R-3§, ’ craft to cross the Atlantic, failed winds towards her moorings at southwest gales that has ewept FE 'gland in months ; : The 20 men aboard kept her uf- der control despite the fact that the a‘ay from the mooring mast. : Engines and Wircless Working. Although tt first appeared that perts aboard svon had the — y fiver was blown out over the storme fatal explosion aboard the R-38. the R-38 disaster. tt. had housed in the big hangar at ington, where it was almost ly rebullt and the newest impro ment of design incorporated. Prolonged Sound When the R-33 broke todse fro her mooring mast this trorntr there wae a prolonged rippled sound. A few momenta tater the big air veare! eped past Harilesiog, - low in the alr. almost scraping tne tops of farm houses am it swept along helpless'y in the ga'‘e. Within 40 minutes the R-33 waa above Port Lowestoft. 30 miles from Pull. ham. battling brawely agains: the ping earthward with ad eo Centinueed on Colw *

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vr We pet ws ae S 2s ve $ e 7 ia! ~ a ie ye ~ — . ~ 7 ~ a * as i ~_~- ee » . Ss SQ Cit ena eee + a » — ~*~ — ee THe =a t = — - Pe ee OEE A OPE EM gir PES Oe er ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH X - THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 16, 1925. ¢ _ ce TACs lew ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘MIILLER'S SLATE FOR JOBS RECALLS GRIMM'S CHARGES Robert B. Brooks an Offi- cer of Contractors’ Body Which, Candidate Said, Was Promised a Place. ALDERMAN BROD DUE TO GET POST Twenty-Eighth Ward Rep- resentative Scheduled for Position of Director of _ Public Safety. The fact that vice president of the Contractors’ Association, {Sr appointment as Streets and Sewers by Miller recalls the former Circuit Judge Grimm, ing the primary, that Miller promised the association a on the Board of Public Service. Grimm, ler had promised to as president of the lic Service, but, as told by Dispatch yesterday, Board of Pub Prior to Grimm's charge Miller was to allow Contractors’ Association to be rep- resented on the Board of Public Service, Miller and Louis P. had appeared in a of the organization. * tion, nieeting The association is 44 contracting firms, Lidders on alfey, street construction, ler, in answer pounded to him, lieved city and to questions declared tors. Miller was quoted as saying at that time that a recommenda- tion from the body as to répre- sentation of Board of Public hia “earnest consideration.” Brooks is a son of Mrs. BRrooka, primary, as well tion. He is chief engineer Moreno-Burkham Construction Co and resides at 6048 Cabanne place. today on the presence of his name on the Miller slate, saying that he had had no notification of the fact that he He would not comment Was to be appointed. Brooks’ E:aperience. The Moreno-Burkham Construc- tion Co. has done on road and street Rrooks, as chief engineer company, in this type of work. The Director of Streets and Sew- contracts, and ers gets a salary tenance of streets and sewers, and has the appointment of a superin- as well as Aa busy CM. cone- tendent of sewers, commissioner of streets. In times he has 1000 or more ployes under him. Ie is not cerned with construction of streets and sfwers, which is under super- vision of the president of the board. Resides his duties of streets and sewers, tion and disposal and with yanagenent of harbor wharves. had charge of traffic, and Sewers is Clinton H. Kiel appointee. Brod Also on Slate. Alderman John I. the Twenty-eighth Ward, Director of Public ple place. of Aldermen fact is chairman of Counctl. J. HW. Brod Granite Co., a plant Terminal Iron County. of the Missouri the tracks, and Red uses, Brod hae had lisineExnerience Brod. who before retirement was promi- The Al- derman was educated in the public. achools and the Missouri College of member of the bar, although he does not practice law. under his father, John If nent in construction work. Law and is a Director's Duties. The Director of Public Service and has an annua! Inspection of buildings, elevators and is head Departinent. of ij rneasu tion department. Under him are about $00 mem. bers of the Fire approximately 150 in other depart- ments. the Building Commissioner, Department, and Measures, and ficlals In the event home rule were ever allowed S&t. louis for its police fore the Director of Pub.- lic Safety would aleo have charge of the Police Department. The award of traffic pection of weights Inspector, many lesser of- regulation +. to the Director of Streets and sSw- TI Slated for $8000 Post Tdi sinsdidhactatuat cdltbnassadnsnsasds ee eS Robert B. Brooks, Municipal is slated Director of Mavyor-elect charges made by dur- had place who was an opponent of Miller, said he understood that Mil- name Brooks the Post- Brooks is slated to have the streets and sewers job. that the. Municipal! Aloe. another contender for the nomina- closed composed of most of them Lewer At that mecting Mil- pro- he be- contracts should be let uhere possible to private contrac- Mavor af Aldermen for of the new Mayor, the 14 members of the Board w ho are to the same time contractors on the}of the Board made public Service would have| mittee'’s There Louis .!. who directed the womens division of Miller’s campaign in the as for the elec- for the the Board oft and * in the rotunda of the City The will be opened with prayer extensive work Ahe old session adopted and clerk elected. With Mavor-elect ler-elect a special committee that the Board ready of the has had wide experience of $8000. He is charged principally with the main- in maintenance the director also has charge of garbage collec- the and In the past he has also superintend- ing the placing of signale, signs and other materials for regulating traf- fic. The present Director of Streets Fisk, a Brod Jr. of who is siated for appointment by Miller as Safety, is 47 years old and resides at 1321 Tem- He is chairman of the Legialative Cognmittee of the Board 5 hey by virtue of that Traffic Hie is president of the which has at Arlington avenue and the quarries in Hie is also president (Franite ('o. Both compantes spectalize in gran- ite for monuments and similar fine Board of regular tually Nglte been re-elected in Declaring block traffic for endanger of Criminal chagred car driver who was impeding the Progress of other ma chines at Sixth street ton avenue Safety {s 4 Kalterman a member of the Board of Public salary of $8000.- He ia charged with the bollers and of the Fire He is also in charge and es and of the smoke regula- Costs on the charge in Police appea! who arrested the gered out his blocked Broadway contended he trians get out of Waited a women Department and He has the appointment of Smoke Chief of the Fire Inapector of Weights |ers is is possible tion and as a committee ty Council. - oer -—- -—— — ALDERMAN JOHN) i. BROD JR. PROGRAM FOR THE "INAUGURATION OF MILLER AS MAYOR Mayor Kiel Issues Proclama- tion Convening Board of Aldermen for Ceremonies Next Tuesday. Kiel. today ~tssued'= a proclaimation convening the Board the inauguration Comptroller, and office Tuesday. At Chairman Neumann take of the special inaugural committee the com- occasion. the be two plans for will ceremonies, first beginning at 11 a. m,. in Aldermen chambers open to the pub- Hall. in House Chamber. the the second, Latreises ceremony in by the rector Robert H. Atchison, of St. George’s Episcopal. Church, who was selected for this duty by Mayor-elect Miller. Then the 14 new Aldermen will be called ‘and the oath will be administered by the City Register. The rules of will be temporarily the clerk, assistant and sergeant-at-arms will be the Board Miller Nolte thus organized and Comptrol- will be notified by to proceed and appearing before the Board will take their oaths of office. In «the meantime a hand will give a concert in the rotunda where there will be seats for 5009 and standing room for the inaugural band will play Program in City Hall Rotunda. President Aldermen monies at tunda. again deliver persons When party appears the “Hail to the Chief.’ nore, Neun of the Board of will be master of cere- the program in the ro- The Rev. Dr. Atchison will an invocation and the officials will-take their Kiel will then deliver his address, concluding it by who will deliver his inaugural speech. the close of the ceremonies the Aldermen will meet in new oaths of office once more. Mayor farewell introducing his successor, then session take is already office, having over his new in-office. April, ; CAREFUL DRIVER IS FREED FOR HOLDING UP TRAFFIC He Contended Delay at Street In- tersection Was to Permit Pedestrians to Pass. that it was better to A moment than to the lives of pedestrians dashing through the crowded downtown streets, after the fashion ost service car drivers, Pro- visional Judge Gayer, in the Court (‘orrection, louis Kallerman. of 4231] arrested on k-vans avenue March 20 fay and Washinge- was fined $19 and (‘ourt appeared today on Officer Havcroft, hian, Said he lin. necessary to let fares at the corner and traffic all the’ way to however, stopped to jet pedes. April | and Traffie longer than halterman. mofhent to allow two passengers to get seated in car before starting. Oe es —— ae : ae regarded as arbitray and it the Miller administra- see fitf/to lodge it with of (Public Safety in may Diregtor view of Brod's e¥perience in satety work as head oe Traffic Counc! ‘of the executive St. Louis Sufe- menmh of th — j chambers: and Miller will aec- | today dis- | service | his path and then | POLICE IN GRAF ‘CASE PICTURED TU JURY AS TRAITORS Panel Told Three Defend- on Trial Lacked Courage of Judas After ants P Betraying Superiors. i “COMPANY A VICTIM OF 7 A DELIBERATE DRIVE’ | Declares hie Banks Were Supported by Commis- sioner in Raid to Get In- stitution’s Accounts. ( TNC INNATIT, April , 16.— “The police department of Cincin- nati is composed of honest men and the Government is asking you to do vour duty to weed out of that department these ‘dishonest mén who disgraced its name. When Judas Iscariot betrayea the best Man that ever lived, he had enough courage to go out and hang hitm- self for it. These men who be- traved their superiors did not have even the courage of Judas.” This statement was made in the closing address of Assistant District Attorney A. Lee Beatty to fhe jury in Kederal Court here today. Reatty urged the jury to render a verdict of guilty against Night Sper to the Pest-Dispatch. + Detectives James A. Hayes,, Fred Bullerdick and Robert Kinney, charged by the Government with conspiring to violate the national prohibition act. “Your minds wrobably already are made up.” said Beatty to the jury. ““The Government presented as conclusive a case against these three defendants as could have béen presented. You are only con- cerned about the three detectives on trial. We do not want a verdict unless you are satisfied beyond a reasonable doubt that they are gujity.”’ Tribute to Superior Officer. Witch tribute was paid to Lieut. John Seebohm by Beatty. Each of the three defendants-at one tine had heen in Seebohm’'s—‘flying squad.” Seebohm went through this investigation unscathed, Beatty said. “He is a credit to the Cincinnati Police Department. 1 wish that every member of that department were a ‘Secbohm.’ “Think of that, men. men. members of his squad, be- traved him. There never was Aa haser betraval. His men the same stamp as Benedict Ar- nold.* He trusted them and failed him.” - Beatty then reviewed the indict- taining a niusance against them. not required to show a_- written agreement.” said Beatty. “When men go’ together to violate the lav leave written —-they do not reduce their inten- tions to writing. If; from testimony that we have presented, we have proved that they are guil- tv. vou can return a verdict.” they never Hle also said that the conspiracy may not know what the other member is doing and one | Making this city a better which to live.’”’ Maximunr Penalty twe Years. found guilty bv the subject to a Two vears’ jury maximum imprisonment and $19.- of the indictment. decide whether the are innocent or of conspiracy. Judge Hickenlooper: penalty at his of guilt, ean fix ungler a | ment is one la rederal than 200 the Government, trict Attorney ants picked 50 these witnesses The jury three mHust discretion in although the event conspiracy vear and one penitetiary., Cot Witnesses Mau and Wis The testimony. of Was tn that liquor flowed West End under the | tion of police officers | ogre nis. Some of the laters took in from /a week-in each place in protection as week, the larger oper high as witnesses stuted. a Potish Priest LENINGRAD. anieshatin wy Apri! 16.—F Ouseas. munist officers recentiyv lice guard, today imprisonment and etrict ise- He had been charges of years’ lation imora! young girls in his empley, Judges W. W. Twelve were of ment against the three defendants! by coutns. He enumerated the charges of possessing, selling and manufacturing liquor and main- “In proving a conspiracy we are evidence the Reatty then recited that mem- bers of a conspiracy may enter that conspiracy at different times. member of still he would be guiltyv of the charge. “But,” said Reatty, “if by some overt act the conspiracy is furthered the Government's case is made. *1T have said that graft was king. You gentlemen have it in your’ power to dethrone the king and put the law in its place. You can stamp out forever this condi- tion which existed. You can look back and say: ‘I did my duty by eradicating this vicious system and — place to If the three night detectives are thev are penalty of ee | H00 fine on each of the four counts officers individually guilty « > ‘ ” fix*#s the minimum he | indict- | dav in miore summoned by lnited States Dis- would be de facto Mavor at | that is, him to be and he has been given a assist. certificate of election by the effect freely in thef Pagal protec. and dry $1900 toa $8000 | and paid out Siang ai Sentenced to Prison. ather the Polish priest who was one of those to have been exchanged for the two Polish com- | murdered while en route to Russia under po- was sentenced by the Leningrad INstrict Court to six | ‘| Dative onls, arraigned on. ‘reatment of B® Igoe’s Decision Spurs ) Democrats in Contest Continued from will begin with the serving of the Democratic contest petition on Miller prior to May 4 and its tm- mediate filing in the Circuit Court. Time for Answer. tepublicans will then be given time to answer thig petition and set up any counter Seria This will bring the case to issue. If the matter merely goes forward on the Democratic request for a recount. it may proceed at once without fur- ther action, but if the Republicans charge fraud, the appointmentaf a Commissioner is likely to be made in order that evidence in support of this charge may be taken. Assignment of Case. The case will be\assigned to an equity division of the Circuit Court which means that it will go before either Judge Falkenhainer (Rep.) or Judge Miller (Dem.). If the Court orders a recount, or dismisses the Democratic petition, appeal may be taken to the Su- preme Court to ov errule the action of the lower court or’ sustain it. Of the seven members of the Su- preme Court five are Democrats— Graves, R, F. Walk- er, J. T. White, W. T. Ragland and A. M. Woodson—and two Republic- Page One. ans—Judges Frank E. Atwood and David E. Blair. Judge Graves is Chief Justice. If an order for a recount is is- sued the Election Board will pro- vide eight tables at which two Democrats and tw Republicans will officiate with stenographer taking a description of the ballots ||” for certification to the Court> This description will point out the man- ner in which each ballot fs marked. but thev will be grouped in “straight’’ Republican, ‘“‘straight’’ Democratic, those with Miller scratched and Igoe written in, thosq with Igoe scratched and Mil- ler written in. Two watchers, one and one Democratic, usually attor- neys, will watch the progress of the recount. An expensive’feature of contest for each party will be the transcripts describing the bal- ots. Republican The result of the recount—a de-. scription of the ballots—will then be certified to the court, togethe: with what evidence may be taken hy any commissioner appointed, and the court will take the evi- dence under advisement as in any other lawsuit. It may decide that the-intent of the voter should be paramount to his technical marking of the bal- lot and overrule the Barrett opin- ion. If this ruling is made and sufficierat of the ballots, wrongfully counted for Miller. when Iftoe’s name was written in, are counted to change the result»the court will order Igoe seated as Mayor. If not, it will sustain Milley’s election. ' To Supreme Court. In either event the case will be they | appealed to the Supteme Court for | determination. In such matters ithe court usually advances the case and gives it immediate considera- tion. The Supreme Court’s§ de- cision, will of course, be final. There are many technical steps throughout ‘the entire process wheh may be employed to expedite or delay the matter. depeding upon the attitude of the parties. It is likely Henry Kortijohn Jr... a member of the Police Board, will be retained as attorney. by the Re- publicans. He was attorney for | Judge Charles H. Daues of the St. Louis Court of Appeals When Daues’ election in 1922 was contested by Davis Biggs. Biggs later dropped the contest after it had reached May of 1924 without having been determined. The Democratic lezal committee composed of former Federal Judge Priest, former Missouri Supreme Court Judge James T. Blair, for- mer Cireuit Judges Fred IT. En- >glish, Samuel Rosenfeld and Jesse McDonald, and Wayne Ely. former - Assistant United States District At- torney probably will select the at- torneys to represent Igoe. : Two Such Contests in Past. Onlv two contests of the election! of a Mayor of St. Louis have been instituted in the past, politicians recalled. In 1885 W. 1. Eewing ‘contested*the election of David R. | Francis, later Ambassador to Rus- sia, but it was dismissed by the Supreme Court. Former. Circuit} Judge John A. Talty, Republican, contested the election of Rolla Wells, Democrat, In 1905, but it was also unsuccessful. ' The filing of.a contest will not prevent the inauguration of Miller as Mayor next Tuesday nor his ap- _pointees from taking office. lWLaw- |yers expressed the opinion that his official acts would be valid. it he | the interim because he least: the official returns so show is unseated later. for in Which he served ert the Elec- tion Board and the Judges of the Circuit Court. ST 1LOUIS POST-NISPATCH! Founded oy JUSKPH FULITZER bec 12 I&s7s “ubliiened Da'lw Ov ithe Pulitzer Publishing Co.. Twelfth Boulevard and Olive Street Member: Audit ‘Rureau _of Circutations } VEMKER OF CHE Assoc ‘IATED PRESS Che Aseociated Presse te exciusivels en. thied to the use for republication of a’) wwe Aictm itches credited to it or not oth- erw'se in this naper and a) loca} gewe oublished therein All rights of republication Of «necta! atenatches herein ‘Te «lan reserved there alWavs was the possibility of breakdown of the motors might prove disastrous. Wireless Appeals for Aid. Immediately after the accident.) every wireless station in of Engilarid. as well as in the con- | tinental countries bordering on the | North Sea, were informed of the; . All these circumstances com- airship’s plight. Vessels) in the’ bined to develop a feeling of pes- North Sea also were directed tO! simism regarding the proposed keep a lookout for the cerdfr* combination. The R-33 is cammanded bv its | Cailla y ux bega first officer, Flight Lieutenant R. nen eee S. Booth, and 20 men of the regu- | lar crew of 28 were aboard. § It} had been planned for the R-33 to)! make a test flight today and for’ this reason’ there were more men of the crew on her than would have been the case otherwise. The British Air Ministry has an- nounced that the Pulham air sta- -received a wireless message fromthe R-33 at 3:30 o'clock and at that hour the dirigible was from 60 to 79 miles northeast of Lowestoft. She was making an ap- proximate speed of 35 miles. an hour on a course 35 degrees from true n®&rth. Maintains Northerly Course. At 4:30 o'clock the Air Ministry | announced receipt of a message from the R-33 stating she was ap- | proximately 75 miles northwest of Amsterdam and still maintaining her northerly course. It was officially stated that no relatives of members of the were on board. This was in denial of a rep@ert in cefreulation when thé@ R-33 broke away rela- tives of some of her ¢rew were on the airship and had heen carried off with her. It was also reported that Corporal Potter. a survivor of the R-38 disaster, was on the R-33. In breaking away from mast, the airship’s nose was badly ripped. The gale, one of the heav- iest in recent months, full blast when curred, ¢ The R-33 ts fully equipped with wireless and is expected to be able to keep in touch with shore sta- tions, Her first being reconditioned was made two weeks ago, the accident oc- are reported to have worked perfectly. She had ‘been in her shed at Cardington for fourY years, and after nearly perts virtually as good as new. Rescue "Machinery in Motion. The dirigible is 640 feet long, with a width of 79 feet. ing speed der ordinary conditions. She ts, in the main. a copy of the German L-33, which was shot down by British antiaircraft forces in Es- sex in 1916. She has 18 gas bags and four motors. When news of the accident was received in London all pe-«siblé machinery of rescue was put into motion. Ships plying the North Sea were quickly notified by wireless and urgent messages were sent-to coastal cities on the Continent In the vicinity where she might drift An Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Norwich at 11:30 a. m. re- ported that when last seen the R-33 was high up and apparently under control. 50 DRY LAW ARRESTS «MADE Defendants Taken at Once to DPo- lice Court in Union. S&S. C.. Ev the Associated (ress UNION, 8. C., April 16. were served here today on 50 alleged violators of the prohi- bition lays AS soon as the fendants could be apprehendeed they were escorted to Police Court for trial. The arrests were made as the result of a five months’ local officials in get- ranie de- campaign by ting eviglence., OBSTACLE PESSIMISM AMONG By the Adaociated Press. OO * Declarations by the newspapers think, play hours after her/| ranks of the Socialist- Radical coal- w hie the east | don his efforts to form-a ministry _ financial situation this morning as | though it would have the job of Straighten- | treasury. He after being regarded as politically _tomed as it is to spectacular coups. crew ‘to the that | | vote of 325 to 29. her. draws up its weekly statement with was blowing | full ment, tion would be between 43,900.000,- trial flight after) when the motors and, all the gears commotion in bies. two years of rebuildine is considered by ex-. clined to give ' determined an capital Hler cruis- | is 45 miles an hour un- | ‘finances, the vigorous takes. ARISE FOR PAINLEVE IN FORMING CABINE! Fixes No Time When He Will Give Final Answer to Doumergue—Caillaux Opposes Capital Levy. en o BRIAND’S FRIENDS Cailiaux’s Acceptance of Fi- " nance Post Cause of Va-, ried Emotions in the French Political World. > =~. PARIS, April 16. —The Painleve- Caillaux-Briand ministerial combi- nation which popped to the surface suddenly yesterday to the exclusion of the proposed Painleve-Herriot Cabinet,‘is having difficulty. supporting Caillaux in his state- ment that he will throw overboard all projects for a capital levy if he becomes Minister of Finance under Painleve, have calmed the ardor of his best friends among the Socialist and radical parties. Shortly after 3 o'clock this aft- ernoon Painleve reported progress to President Doumergue but fixed no time when he would give his final answer to the executive on the Success or failure of his efforts to organize a ministry. Feeling of Pessimism Develops. Friends of Briand also show lit- tle enthusiasm over a combination in which their leader would, they third role, and there was visible discouragement in the ition. It was declared in the lobbies of -the Chamber of Deputies. that Briand and Caillaux were far from being agreed on the essentials of a p ministerial program, while Pain- leve' had declared he would aban- if he could not have the co-opera- tion of both Caillaux and Briand. were settled that he _ing out the kinks in the French saw M. Robineau., governor of the Bank of France, and experts of the re of Fi- hance, He conferred with Rothibnd and Finance Minister de Monzie before luncheon, and then talked over the financial phases of the Govern- ment’s tasks with Robineau and Painleve., Caillaux yesterday agreed to ac- cept the post of Finance “finister. His prospective return to power,’ dead. caused varied emotions § in the French political world. accus- ginia avenue, parked her -out of the car and Finance Measure Passed. A bili authorizing the Bank of) France to raise the legal limit of circulation from 41,000.900,.000 to 45,000.000.000 francs and advances state to 26,.000.000.000 francs was passed hy the Chamber after slight modifications by a The Senate met in special session last night and also ratified the bill, 193 to 6, about 190 members of the opposi- tion abstaining from voting. M. de Monzie, sponsor of the,bill, said that when the Bank of France authority from Parlia- the fizures of paper circula- legal 000 and 44,080,000.000 frances. Socialists Oppose Caillaux. - The news that Caillaux has been offered and had accepted the Min- istry of Finance, which he re- signed following the Calmette trag- edv of March 16, 1914, caused a parlamentary lob- The simon-pure Radicals looked glum and the Socialists were indrevant, seeming by no méans in- their support to so opponent of the levy and other economic measures dear to their heart. The idea of Caillaux's. return. however, does not appear to be re pugnant @ the general public. The fecling against him, ae ms at one time was bitter, has died down and many | . policies have confidence in his rep- who do not agree with his utation as a financier of exception- al ability. Calilaux has gone on record as being opposed to the principle ofa | capital plan for levy, He has a personal the restoration of French details of which have not yet been published. The funda- mental basis of his plan is known to be additional taxés and more collection of existing ROBBED IN FRONT OF HOME Two highwaymen,. last night. at &:30 #o'clock held. up Edward Morgan in front of his home, 4502 Laclede! ~War- | avenue, and escaped with $93 and a check. At the same hour two other robbers held up Frank Pinks- _ton and his wife in their grocery at 2601 North Twelfth street and escaped with 60 cents, taken from the cash register, after failing to find the hiding place of the day's receipts, which® Pinkston ai few ‘moments before had hidden. GOES INTO DITCH; $1000 FINES, * a. ee or ee John Bozzarei and Joe Bonefige, both of Collinsville, set out for Nason vesterday in Bozzarei's truck loaded with 100 gallons of wine and 30 gallons of whisky. Today each was fined $1000 and costs, to- taling $1100, by Circuit Judge Rernreuter, after they had been indicted this morning for § trans- portation and possession of liquor by a grand jury. The attention of authorities was called to the truck which had slipped into a ditch eight miles east of Nashville and the arrests followed. : : | BB. HE CARRIED OFF ‘WATCH DOG’ Boys Inform Woman of Fate of Poodle Left to Guard Auto. Mrs. Alfred Mathews, 4727 Vir- car in front of 21 South Fourth street, yesterday, leaving her little French poqdle to stand = guard. When she little bovs disconsolately sitting on the curb. But no poodle. The boys said the poodle had jumped played with them, and then along came a man who picked up the poodle and walked off with him. ee a ge — Red River Boundary ‘Dispute. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, April 16.—The Supreme Court ¢onsented today to listen again to oral arguments based on controversies arising out of the Red River boundary dispute between ORlahoma and Texas Next Monday it will hear counsel on the exceptions filed by the Dur- fee Mineral Co. to awards of Spe- cial Master Joseph M. Hill to T. P. Brittain of roy- 153 and 154. Roberts and A. H. alties from wells 152 came she saw two sad. ~ ees) SELECTION OF UR BEGUN IN TRIAL OF SENATOR WHEELER More Than Half of 120 on Venire at Great Falls, Mont. Seek to Evade Serving in Case. By the Associated Press GREAT FALLS, Mont., —The trial of Senator Bur- ton K. Wheeler on an_ indict- ment charging that he accepted a fee for prosecuting oil lease appli- cations before the Department of the Interior, after being elected to the Senate, started here today be- fore Federal Judge Frank 8. Diet- Apri! 14. rich of Idaho. - Calling of the roll of the special venire of 129 jurymen was begun at once. There wags no room in the courtroom for spectators because the venire occupied practically the entire space. More than half of the veniremen sought to evade service when asked by Judge Dietrich if they wished to be released! Five were excused on technical grounds. Most of the venire was drawn from Northern and Eastern Montana, where crops are now being planted. Nearly half of those who offered excuses were released by Judge Dietrich. Many pleaded that absence from their farms at this time would dis- rupt their seeding and planting programs. Others’ declared there was illness in their homes. Wheeler, who has announced that he will testify, has as his at- torneys, Senator Thomas J. Walsh, S. C. Ford, W. F. O'Leary and James H. Baldwin, Wheeler's law partner. John L, Slattsery, United States District Attorney, and R. P. Stewart, special assistant Attorney- General, will prosecute the case. Wheeler is accused of accepting a fee of $4000 from Gordon Camp- bell, Montana oil operator, prosecuting ol! lease applications before the Department of the In- -terior after being elected to the Senate. The defendant has declared it was “palpably a frame-up” by the then Attorney-General M. Daugherty. Wheeler at time was t «prosecutor Daugherty Investigating Commit- tee. The Senate later conducted an independent investigation into the circumstances surrounding the returning of the indictment and “wholly exonerated” him. fin S. Booth “TUM that bell, oil operator: William/ Spry, former land\commissioner/in Interior Depar gon, Montana oil o G. Feeley, a Washington attorney, all of whom were principals in the actions which were investigated by the grand jury. are here to testify. JRC ONS FOR CASH neas Men's Associa- | p | to Be Permissable. nounced pelice campaign all forms of public gam.- harticularly aimed at racing | ee gatnes, fed itself. ion. in an parlance of the sportively “the town has tightened Chief Gerk’s order that br to charity Well-known 8t. meressed it to a FPust-Dia- borter today. his bookmaker mtiv it Policies, Ms captains and Settle regard Dine of xs get quiet. fore ty. but we believe it Won't Harry : neertainty”™ of the tors ot rsonnel, licies yet to be adopted, Other causes of concern bw “chiefly out of fAmpaign, both primary or Department; Camp- the . Steven- or, and W., he to The losers are expecting 008 Skoprietor, tn the clos. | Suit Cases , acten a ee vel bteee Sturt uses pe 92.60 Buy Now for Your Exrepies Trip » hth Strap. Tocm bibege melimas: -.. ane tm otha, Sace...--., 2a woth etme panes: ee wan atthe Sale ee | Wardrobe Trunks ee a ee Pe » i 4.45 pee Ss twee ” “aun » i 06.45 sc at $19.95 pay i oof oS 927.45 Ss. ee: Sane Sasa wieke* Sau robe Trunks. Sale. $65. 00 : Steamer Trunks “) Steel Covered $4.95 schon Trunks. Sale. A “Mber Steamer Trunks. ee. s ceds Jae $7.80 » Hat Boxes. To double our hieane output in April we are : making extraordinary reductions during this sale on all Trunks, Bags, Suit Cases, ladies’ Hand- bags, Leather Novelties. veling Bags Boe Sey So $4.00 Rw Ustord Bags. 2. 25 sale Si.00 w airus Grain . Oxsford Bags. Sale. 37.50 Leather Oatord Bags. Sale BD. Leather-Lined @aford Bags. Sale.. s11.00 Leather Oxtord Bags. Sale siz.5o Leather-Lined Osford Bags. Sale. $8.90 5 nse Hat Boxes £5.00 Black Enamel! Hat Box. Sale .. eS eeereeete 9.99 3 93 , #eeeneee?e $7.50 Diack Enamel = 47D liat Boxes. £12.00 Biack Mname! sale eenren#e#ee* Dress Trunks $6.50 $19.85 $14.95 810.00 Steel Covered Dreaa Trunks. Sale. 814.00 Fiber Dress Trunks: a benuty.... £25.00 Fiher Reusd Edge Dress Trunks. Special sale on Dressing Cases, Ladies’ Handbags, Brief Cases, Music Folds, Bill Books, Tie Cases, etc. blamed the rald on the (man of the Police Miller. A week later on board was confirmed | soOimtment. filler’'s Relationship, -clect i the new board, of which be an ex-officlo member, rhe of his mpeaign, oncern to n the y an active assertiveness rd's conduct, ure with them uoted was of the opinion layor details) rogram to give much per- sult of ran fret drive on rs the at several days. porarily, at Which Y the dancing girls some- ings rday Ons, nCes weeka mti Makes Ruling. tarding Biri’ “lations through coupons custofiners with purchases * a lottery and is illegal, stlorm Senti held today in n sybmitted to the Thirty- eet Dusinese Men's Aseoct- onnection with a drawing more than $2000 in eash }. P.C.Murphy Trunk Co. 707 a AVE. ' FACTORY TO YOU i a TITIILITI ILL E CAMPAIGN $10. STRKE RIN GAMBLERS a eT —_ own Has Tightened| ’ but the Uncertainty ’t Last Long, One aker Says. ean ILLEGAL P Makes Ruling for Popularity Contest raffles. lotteries, card appears to esp, in its first week's) inverse order of a is gambling, whether ds go to. professional " has failed error in .the hearts, at 1e professionals Louis book- ' | the declara- | new board is analagour Peattemptis at change oF br ‘attempted by every | of police commissioners. | mt Last Long.” w board believes thar} wants something of a} said announces a tot | puts in new chiefs! then pro | down. That's the the present situa- us are eshut down Of course, there is a good deal of exists doubt- degree amon | so-called == soft t In addition to the the changes in Police | with possible : greater the many of these oper- fed their partisanship muiself in lavish dispiay BS banners for a pAr*ic- the exclusion of Thus a Seventh boule. the late primary. he- tionally energetic in ‘ve the campaign of Viu- Of a sudden the pla ‘e and a very large quan- ors seized. The place ‘The proprietor im-| feeling between Preal- The place re- > . Miller's relation- “law enforce- is a matter bf the fraternity lilicit operations Whether he can or their operations more is a matter The in- ‘ould be too bury ‘of the municipal to police work. affie=. as iNated in the of these entertainments lenat. “closed Promoter of “stag” calb- the dress or tack ProlHce Interventio. he had suffered six within the week, for scheduled in che or otherlL improve- of caah business and to 06 Oolbe”— distributed on : ing to the plan, merchafits n= the organization were & coupon with each 25- hase, each coupon carry- tubs which were to be de- ith the customer's name for.the drawing at a picnic | ta the ‘association ees were to Be. $100. $75 Addition there were to be 3 | Lae tes of $10 de B8. and 100 of 8X50. Prizes, two Shetland ponies be riven to chififiren draw- Y numbers a - dey Provided for the voting The ftret ' be rp segyveng, $50 and $2 nomination Resides arrang?e-

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aa WEDNEES “1h, tbs, 4 a : | a ~ ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ae THURSDAY RQENING. APRIL 16, 1925. | ST LOUIS | POST- -DISPATC! eee ee ee meee —— ——— ee _— ee ee re re ee Se IGECAMPAIGN. 7. a homhefeller and — —\WARDEPARTMENT [0 wart row cum “PASTOR APPS T) scr rwce rst ST[QUSAN NAMED 4 iu 10 STRIKE ° Te 50- Year-Old Phacton OE1S REPORT ON qm LET RIVAL HOLD |——Sgy STATE NCE CHEF naan de IN GAM BI F | “ie te, eRe DE BS, Si | : - a] a? ee lc.& French Paces Gaue \P hotographer Injured in Wedding Unites Wealth He) & oe eT ot : A oe mS Officer Here, Permanent : . Clash When He Attempts at — : — (te oY , . i T Successor to - Millspaugh.. own Has Tightened' t : Mrs, Nancy Rockefeller | . . em. BR ? : . & te: ie U a the U cA o Film F pnd Nancy ; ee Gen. Lewis Indicates Court .- . ae #? ~¢ Believes the Rev: Mr. Loh- = . ¥ By the Jefferson City Correspon- P, gie*an Husband . -_ Bae 8 es : martialed Soldier Planned ae . ae ‘> mann Will Leave When — . JEFFERSON CIBY, April 16.— dent of the Post-Dispatch. . Won’ t Last Long, One. ba5 aed Bh 7 ws — 4 ae ‘ +. i, ie , Revolutionary Trouble . a E: "Siig . ‘ ' " oy | Notes Fall Due in August, ak @: Gov. Beker todas anaes aie ‘ aker Says. mn YORI, April 16.—A| : , .™\i ae | : ; é ie oe 4 Fs rae | : * fj} appointment of C. E. French, for- Bookmaker | pri i ge a . ~ When He Enlisted. ee =) {Z| He Says. ee * ronmapingsanb AT oo reek e honeymoon that started in a phae- Lif = © o> ~* : : ge Mies» AT IL ‘ fon Ralf a-century old !s being | 9% eae | : | + OR ae eaeeenee —— a at ce. a = tional Bank of St. Louls, as State i i FOR CASH. / conti “J . . , coal fa ; ; : “Se Se : ; - PRIZES ILLEGAL?” lat: Silliman Rocketeer. sna | ( Dhandbooks, raff! . f rl card Herald-Tribune relates thaw a} P : 4 pee il am tected tant Sidi a eck-End Xo to Bermuda, (| day night. and his supporters may — , eis sateen er today said the appointment of * nd dice gaines, appears to have; Fernandina Henry S. Morgan aml P arsed a a. % | Sie a , | “e Her Second One. ‘continue to hold meetings tn our! *°™ ee French was a permanent one, indi- nifested itself. in its first week’s W. F. Winn, a photogra pher, came 3 S ie ‘4 set viven the Ways Departmen va rs he Tr = nd . pane church.” the: Rae “Mr. Capps said | cating Millspaugh woald’ net be re- ¢ ‘ nvers rder of to grips through Winn’s efforts to c ees a a ae a: 'supplement |! reports from Maior sAINEHURST, N J. A pril 16 today on his return from Spring- —Strauss Photo appointed ation, in an | rse oraer oO! , - ' baa ee Bee oS : Lon) oa . _— ’ EP Ppaee : ong get pictures for a news reel as the * ee ss Beane aa General Lewis, comm inGing, | rhe dirigible los Angeles left the} field Mo.. where executive offices BT RENCH. 4 Baker declined to comment on s, g sts were avineg ‘ac ; So oe ri Baan a d : . | . sults : p> ygeren wet leaving the vacht. One ¥ 3 2 a tea 3 which explained that indications of that phase of the appointment, but In the parlance of the sportively of Winn's hands was injured, and b tae sous’ ent revolutiona o'clock today for a test flight pre Asked whv he did not contem- | mediately visited several meimbers|it has been understood that Milis- he asked that an arrest be. made, | ss Bat ee ; Peay 4 te : ; paratory to a second ; ' plate retestnblishing himself in the | of the church, informing them that} paugh was not siated for reappointe- . ’ . ; . os eee oe ea a ee ‘ ‘ rar Abe *- a} ‘ond cruise ,er- = | wy “OR , , Boe Sus Chief Gerk’s order that but there was no action, ‘SS oe ee movements both among tne gar- ee shea a ” church immediately, the Rev. Mr.} ‘God is not through with me here.’|ment under the Baker administra- p. : ; rhe ceremony was performed OD ‘~ Re ne Sd ee a & rison and civil population haa ! muda the « nd of this week. Capps replied: eT? ou knew that Hie spread &®tories about me and tion. fambling is gambling, whether/the porch ef the residence with a : a ee t) ‘tal 6 Pp eee ats , a s . va ox oe al ‘been disclosed in le trials o1 =| ‘ ‘ a> . ? Banking professional ‘sister, Mrs. Phineas Shaw Sprague : . " 'dav and night would vou try to gregation, with the result that the French Identified With st *% a * strike terror in the hearts, at pew, SS pe. Uricey chig’ attend- James Stillman Rockefeller. 1M. Trumbull. ed to cruise about while makiag The “harmony meeting” at the|half of the congregation favoring| French today telegraphed his ae ‘ * fs ee ‘ant. Mrs. Robert Weeks Ferguson —-———————=— : + 4 40-year sentence imposed on| tests, following. which she may go|church a. week ago last night,| ™yY retention and the other commas) ty. te of the appointment. age ’ { : a ; . ; | , : m — et a cr : ; ‘ . , - e mst, of the professionals of Pittsburg and Mrs, Henry S./ feller families attended the wed-| crouch created sotmething of a/| up the Atlantic Coast to circle over | eall | ilignimge themselves with him. |Jan. 1, when he resigned from t Asa well-known St. louis book-| Morgan of New Y@rk were matrons 3 New York City before her return Fe he Naval “Air Station shortly after 9|of the church are located KK a nclined. “the town has tightened The los Angeles headed toward | armed persons were in vour house created dissension among my, con- Toms: River and out to Sea over he proceeds gO to Rarnegat Bay, where she is expect- mblers or to charity.’ has i'vates Paul M. Crouch and Walter which resilIted in a nolice riot ‘ and: ot white the Sas e Guae First National, he has been taking | ) ae - so - " ding. | , , : | ' , ; | sat P avi e 44 Line ,, yaker expressed it to a Fost -Dis- of honor ‘oo, Se. ', penter of New| Rockefeller. a grandnephew of | sensation n ae | here: about 4 o'clock. and his followers expelled about DAWES TO ATTEND 150TH ‘ a + ponerse a resides at 494 teh reporter today. the declara- York was best man lohn 1) RockefeNer. is a son of) department had sought an expiana- Air station officials said that if 190 members including five of the | "sa prtccrtlaneele : “ye ' born a” ; -_ awe. ete | ; | an toe , : e is ov years old and was J al of he new board is ANA lIn@2ous | he old phaeton in VW hich the M rs. William (3. Liockefelle : of ' rion. the tests showed evervthing satis- 1 1 deacons whnea opnosed him was i ANNIVERSARY OF BATTLES | at Rolla. Afo. where he obtained similar atteyipis at change and | hoyeymoon was begun, decorated New York. It was: while on his The summary of testimony factory, the ship would,return to | !egal. the church’s Executfve Board Vice President Leaves for Boston | his abet ‘ experienes in banking in, sformatior attempted by every !with many colore ‘tre; r ‘ ‘ Tear _ on ‘ ' a the mast tonight instead of to the has held " ; | ‘ ' y % ’ ‘ ol ? ed streamers and Ways to keou Ope and the Ol, Tra yoic the trials was not made public ves- } ' ad oe . . iri " NI ti ve 1m mend and Ww ill Ipicdle Over Route Taken 1887. In 1906 he came to St. tT ouis . " WwW board of police commissioners. | palms, was pulled to the dock by poses tant year. a6 a member of ; sae 1langar. and that tie week-end ; ridav Mectine egal. ' : | 4 ; : . a : a. . = ‘ terd : } ‘ the department put if 1s . . ; 2 . ? ’ ‘ ‘. 4 Th wo 1o att, oo Inet Frid 2 on ‘ ‘ rs creat-CGreat-Grandfather | as a national bank examiner. Two e “Won't Last Long.” members of the bridal party. ‘the Yale crew. that he met Miss! ‘*'' ay a sea cruise to Bermuda m ght be started ;, ' are ae CAV TUE. & and Revere | veare later he became examiner for ; ; , . * ;' ad ; ‘ ino 8 ie eo — ie) » Paw Wr Ca » we : . | Yee , “Kai h new boa rad leg lie, CS that A la ree company of reliatiy es A nd Carnegie. who is 4 ‘yrandniece of know 1} ‘on ha\ ‘a po nte a out that during the night OT ‘ atl ls tomo} at 3! re ae ey Ty ( onps ~ Alia. a : . on ; Press | ve St ol ule Clearing House Asso- “oft Prie , ' hot : Trumbull werelrow’ Three bhags of mail arrived i missed, and the Pev. Mr. lLohmann , ne Associates > st. 4 H e public wants something of a friends of the Carnegie and Rocke- the late Andrew Carnegie, i both Crouch ane@ : ' ; : . ' . a -j eving Mhange,” this bookmake He said . ae ta educated men and to have added here from New York yesterday, | was recalled tm the pastorate. was CHICAGO, April 16.—Vice Presi - ciation. — this agree Fv : had nianned when he! destined via the Los Angeles for | ‘legal heceance if was not called 1 dent Dawes departed today for Bos- 1914 to become Celera po 3 ~ feral Reserve see of St. Louis. He » yaar potato rl = oF al eee EN ope tne riper meet money was lost, she said Some cf ae astemyt the organiza- Bermuda. More is expected to ar- the. Pew Vir Canps and was ar- i, ‘ aor . , De chitte on tial “ong ‘ates “ee my hneisisre pudbggencan® x of ne pon yer- the money, she sald, had been | tion of a revolutionary socie:y in rive today from Washington andi ranged bv. persons who had heen pat realoree oe 1, a ae ve Pa Bay ggg Ap i abet down That's the neon. de have dehupse were offered in Riven to her daughter, Mae. | the"arm\ and among the civil pop- Philadelphia. exnelled from the church. the hoatd | | i Fight now there is a-cood deal of " 1: ne i trading anaes the family, and that each of che lecupation as “journalist when he oer Masertainty. but we believe i @von't |‘ tee ation and was permissible,; five funerals cost her from $800} enlisted. was described as having me GREAT FS buylding which was constructed a but that the awarding of moneyito $1000 ' ] [wo years ago He is of*the opin-| ‘ ° : é ait ' sybscribed to the doctrina.of§ the ' ,Cars yy A el ae mere e ; ape ae i Mr gsreat-grandfather, William Dawes,! National Bank of St. Louis in 1919,. last long. 4 This “uncertainty” exists doubt- | through fe drawing of “luck; The daughter, Mae, who hereto- | Thirg International, which ine'ud- jlo that the Rev Lohmann eae / ; ; , inumbers canstituted ; game of President of Mutua Benefit Here , ind his followers will get out of who rode to warn the minute men, he was _made vice president. essiy to 4 xcreater degree amorte = nT the operators 0! lled ft from Newark. the church before notes amounting| #S did Rebere, although hostorians ee re a ie : SOb-CAlLIeC _ | - - , a S _ } . , ‘ » a ™ drink saloon: | dit # r John R. Hardin, president of the | to $6900 hecome due next August. generally have mentioned only Re-!|the famous old church, Vice Prest- het . 1} bn ] " » ‘Are " hazards by the changers i p . 9 foolish to pay} © : | dent Dawes on Saturday night will . : in olice | : ’rivate records , | , . . - Oe! t cords, inelue , », | Aelive n he Board personnel. With possible r Ween C08 We . ling Paul/ deliver his only speech duri =* . . . Rey ere'’s own letters . ™ : : | st¢ : ’ “o} tos . fad ar . : . Bey rs, show ‘ 3 S: rday. §$ nday and alding policies yet io le adopted / t itus of ‘ hure , lot OS, by idge and ————————————— including the l nited ptates. th it three days, atu d y ou y : . #F | Willi . ‘leuchr arties. ; inj hic ~al ¢ yf ‘itv Club. we wi object.”’ said iam Dawes was one of id- , celebrating, although here are, other causes of concern uchre partic in opinion on which | INDICTMENTS. AGAINST FORMER a dozen or more other'’men of the the loc Ll agenc y at the City | ib. | to do 80 e . ll nos ). Rove whic: aapaeuatae rf the r d-| Monday, of lebr £ a was sought by the Police Depart- , 4 laaian ‘nvolved| He is accompanied by Dr. William | the Rev. Mr. Capps. used the sleeping farb-|he planned to appear at nearly all . Hawaiian garrison were’ involves }ers of Middlesex County of the ap-jof the public events in connection ese grow chiefly out of the | : ; é ; ; ! ! yoralty campaign, both primary ment following the Police Board's | KLAN DRAGON ARE SUSTAINED with Crouch and Trumbull, but R. Ward, chief medical director. Blames the Rev, Mr. Lohmann. Natt 2 pe he ’ A i election " | recent order to rid the city of pub- ‘ 1 brought to. trial as and Oliver Thurm.n. superinten- Speaking for the first time since; Preacn of the British, after the | with the celebration, + Stephenson Ente rs Plea of Not have not heen broug é signal lanterns had been set in the Mrs. Dawes accompanied the Sit is known many of the lic gambling. ' unt n, || dent of agencies. The : ' . nese oner.- , ' > ay yr as tne \\ ar Departmen : . . ” : . , : . ’ per Guilty to Charges Resulting vet, so far } |iters will make addresses tonizht| climax in a series of meetings last belfry of Old North Chureh. In Vice President. | ; ; rs permitted their partisans)i ; » . S , r partisansbip | MRS. CUNNINGHAM. - From Alleged Attack. res he af these is} at a banquet af the local Life Un-| week. the Rev. Mr. cou dec dg , otrner rs ; . : , | ' manifest itself in lavish disnjn: tet soclate tm east one lispi: e Associated .Preas least derwriters’ Association af Hotel| that dissension in the chure for Campaign banners for a partic-! ADMITS POISONING INDIANAPOLIS. Ind April 16.] reported to be a college graduate, @hase the last two months has ‘ween ; :, nase. re » : ; , ! e r Candida‘e t ine »} ' f : empha s e the re mem- ™ exclusion of | -—-Motions to quash five indict- and nearly all of them W = : caused by the Rev Mir. Lohmann. rival The losers are expecting THREE CHILDREN | prisals. Thus a Seventh houle | inents returned against DD. .C. Ste-| — gh ee ay ee Segre Mininter Shot by MOUs, | i Fae Oaree, te eS ae 1 of the Twenty-first Infant: By the Associated Press December from Springfield to Ard saloon Proprietor, in the clos. Continned from Page One. ) phenson, former grand dragon of What has impressed officials CHICAGO, April 16 The Rev.| patch up the differences resulting |p snail ; days of the late primary. he.- ! . ; the Ku Klux Klan. charging him); here as unusual is that two OF! Richard Hfll, negro minister. Wa8; from trouble between the two pas | At] me exceptionally energetic in ‘is| she was held responsible for his| With an attack on Miss Madge | three or more educated men Of] snot and probably fatally wounded | tors, the Rev. Mr. Lohmann-and! pousal of the campaign of Vic- death. | tie communistic leanings should - be last night when he gyappled with! the tev. M. H. Markley.” he / bli / {1703 Y Miller. Of a sudden the plavel. if ; found ingthe Haw aiian Sarrison) one of three’ armed menas they ctated. ; | Lstablishec P cars S raided and a very large quan- iimess, when, she said, she gave) by Judge Jammes A. Collins IN! spreading revolutionary doctrine. rushed out of the jewelry shop of “Both these pastors agreed. to) y¥y of liquors seized The place him one of the poisoned bread and) ('riminaT Court Stephenson Recruits go to foreign service in Max Spear. which ‘they had just! resign and leave St. Louis The s, closed The proprietor im- Qutter sandwiches, through his attorney, then entered | the army only on their own appli-| looted of jewelry and cash total- | Rev. Mr. Marklev located in New fiately blamed the raid on the The death of -Walte~ J a plea of not gullty. seats and as far as possible are| In~ more than $20,000. Hill en lersev but the Rev. Mr. Lohmann} OW) bad feeling between Preai- | 0. Sgt aah The antemortem statement of| sent to the particular overseas gare | tered the store as the robbers were| was unable to obtain a gastorate | . in the family, had haunted her. she' | , Rr > eee of the Police | t l ; Miss Madge Oberholtzer. who Aied | risons in which they wish to serve. leaving and was shot three times and returned in February to St. ard and Miller A week later | said before making her. statement. | 4 , At the time she gave him th 2. yesterday of poison she took after! The additional reports from] when he tried to stop one of them. Louis, in violation of his agree- ; a | . ave e sand-/., aller as ; ow | present board was confirmed an alleged assault BB. Gu wee Honolulu show that there Was a The robbers escaped. ment to remain away. and he tm-j, appointment. The .place re- ned. wich she took the usual cose of ar- | phenson } %. pMayor-clect Miller's relatio- mp With the new board. of which m | fore has contended her mother was ed a proposal that world revelu- chance. The drawing for the ponics | sane and innocent of any connec- }yjon be forwarded through the also Was declared illegal tion with the deaths of the mem-| «spreading of disaffection and dis- Senti still has under considera. ‘: bers of the family, said this morn- tevalty in the military and naval Mutual Benefit Life Insurance | “They would he rion a question concerning the itr that her mother was insane vices of various rovernments Agency of Newark. NX. . is in St. | notes on property = , ‘ a ec . ser ces ‘ ; ’ . ‘ 7. , Hal¢| Louls today to attend a meeting cf| belong to them, but if they want é three vis-| trouble in the church reached a ("A National Institution (-; From Coast to Coast*| ! . Hie was in bed with a slight! Oberholtzer, were overruled todav former grand dragon of! -onsid- : an ‘@ cer s offense under consi Senic and added a teaspoonful of! the Ky Klux Klan. was given at) sane cde * c h and Trum ey an, Wé Atl erati e ‘ouch ¢ ° fodine, but only made herself il]. ithe Cneaterta tm ies eA ten eration by th ! : A packag | rs inquest yesterday bj - ull courtmh&rtials than merely the é pac age of poison bought for | Dr John N Kinesburv | . I ; : | ' at ia ‘writing of inflammatory letters toa cents before the death of Isa-!| Miss Oberholtzer died Tuesday i hal e + DP belle, sufficed for a} he doses. al —=J onolulu paper. wil be an ex-officio member, said. Before the Diemad : . D a an Uiness of four weeks at- Whether the ideatof stirring up . ha . : > SS oO / -1 } - ~~ Dee the light of his law enforce- Ir i anes Dl an oat oe AVIC | tributed by her parents and her a revolt against the garrisen and { campaign, is a matter of Mae f e mY ngham said she sei. | physician to poison taken following spreading it to the civil population, her concern to the fraternity ~ | or a o0 cent box of RrBente | the alleged attack by Stephenson. | a aie 1 meeused of having sets. . vhich is some manner was mis- inaquest int i eet | ats = | ced in the illicit operations hed and turned. mm ; An inquest into her death wag con- | planned when he enlisted, also ac- | -— tioned. Whether he can or | by ; a, one ought an- | tinted today bv County (‘oroner th sted Trombull or anv others to | ( er DOX . ) ’ ' , ' ‘ , will make their operations more | man ox herself. Dr. Paul F. Robinson and funeral | ioin fhe army is not Known. | merous, by an active asserti\ eness | Mrs. Cunningham denied that! services are planned for this after- |- It is indicated however that | the board's conduct. is a matter | Sle bad made any attempts at sui-| noon | some of the group are regarded by SOONjecture with them. The in-| “ide after being brought to Chi- In addition to overruling the mo- | army officials in Honolulu as vic- anit quoted was of the opinion | ©#&° Sunday for questioning. She Hons +o here the indictments | time of the chief agitators. It Is | new Mavor would he too busv | collapsed after an inquiry bv (hi- AKAINS! Stephenson Judge (‘ollins expe ted they will not he court- n the details of the municipal TARO Prosecutors, but recoy ered| took similar aclionlin the PASO Se of martialed hut BRerely he discharged ling program to give much,per- | sufficiently to be taken to the jai!| Earl Gentry and Ear! Kilinek. for-!. nd sent home. 7 Ltime to police work. here, where she lapsed again into; mer Evansville ¢Ind.) residents. Plot Never Bé@ame Serious, M result of the first drive on] °" unconscious state, Tuesday: ;™ ho were indicted jointly with Ste- Details were nof contained in Vv , e " P : } . ’ > ' “hig rn 7 Cone >. . . ‘ raffles, as related in the No Sign of Insanity. nhenson on the cenarge of onspira the telegram and tHe War Depart- fre 2 - i . . ‘rT’ _* ‘ Papers the past several days, Dr. W. F. Houk. Deputy Cor ol cy to commit a felony hey also | ment issued no statement, but. of- Sters of these entertainments ." Pe ‘ oe orenerienteréd pleas of not guilty ficials are satisfied \that the revo- ' > ‘ - - — “ “1 i ‘ : ve \ aK . femporarily, at least, “closed ve ge ‘ola's tag) Se pearegd The inquest was opened vyester os . os ; fa. 7 x] - when she tol er story, s la: ™ ) :, hy 2 Sete: mo ee BE a Ee 0 , ' . A promoter of “stag cab- 1 n ] {¢ . r té ry, aid she i da\ “ it hy text imony ha Mis =) (dive ay wUSS . ae ate . fr "ae . ° . f . : : ne i ea Ag Pe. S , wf La Fm: fave no indications to him of in- > :: oF , MS ae” SS _ aed m8, in which the dress or lack w ; | holtzer's physician, Dr. John Kk net succeed -in stirring up unrest “<r Pes ea ae Sar Se: ecg ‘ “a . ‘ -_— 5) ** ‘ ; ; ‘ —_— " oy . ‘ “ : - . | . -* _f ‘ » ] ’ ‘ : . oo ve at Pdress by the dancing girls some- sanity. She talked rationally, in a) Kingsbury. in which he. related the |. pats ; come ee ~ 4 i Lae x : pe! | clear voice, he said e the alleged 61 cc a” ne eneneien “Sl ARE THE BEST ' 7 The REGEN] " . - 0 ay 7 aa " . ‘ 7 7 e " : , 5 _ ‘“ brings poh e intervention, | David grea a - stor, the allege attack as told mustified any apprehension Phe i a ; eC, & Son, neat him le the vounge woman T)) Yesterday he had suffered six ' ta e] , ide in Chicago anital. h: , nll: } : i ate idea of expanding it 0 include " BD ee lations. within the week. for d “4% ! 1 is 7 - ho Son I a Ningsbury. said she told him she formation among the civil popula- iN VESTM . \ NEW and exclusive Lounge Suit ormances echeduled in the not Cen oic oO 18s mothers ar- had been attacked by Stephenson i ' ange | societies aid 4 . ~ : } : ini . . few rest a nd confession. lie frequently ? ¢] y - . : : ’ por qt revotutionarys SOcl¢ ics ¢ for . pi ing ry Brow ning hing S weeke . img Tile arawing roo n of a train | not get going at all so far as You can secuve this beautiful GENT . t english designer. Broad Wn shoulder, . ' calls for her and cries When her 1 ii , | wants Makes tuling. e is H oadeeinl Mrs. Clarence bound from Indianapolis to Ham-| know n INE. blue-white Diamond sct j , : ret : ae 4Warding of cash or other nam M , agar ms " mond, Ind... and again ina hotel at Distlosure that the tlonolulu 18-k solid white gold hand danuiiaia : | gi pe “e rs we some : | Fe square lapets and graceful contour, by.business and improve- Williams, a cousin said. When he | Hammond courtmartial was dealing with a was brought? to the hospital a week | as 1 | mounting, decorated with a blue sap- “6ociations through ce ; } coupons eliberate atte t sté ; ito customers with purchases|®8° and found to be suffering| Names of War Dead Requested. ee es snag sn Magy a th Ws are Cn -Seee ee, Penmaes ) . $ / 7 : ! movemen iowever, explains ner from arsenical poisoning the in-} Gold star mothers and fathers or : “ i 35 U tutes aA lott ery and is illegal, drastic nature of the sentence j . Taiké ‘ . mM- , ) e hs 4 = " 5 rt } , Ta) . P Counselor Senti held today in vestigation of the deat was be | persons next of Kin to those who posed on Crouch Truly a $40 Value Pinion ; _|gun. ‘ost their lives in service during} aa to at | Sees te the Thirty 5° He was first taken il] about six|ine World War, for abiee Ay sit sa tie teetn + ey chi : FRIDAY ONLY [mported cr. a weeks ago after eating lunch | have not been planted in the Gold | hana Giedidy indicated har Ga ch mors than $2000 in cash while at work but recovered and | star Court of Herrer, Kingshich iomnte* aie RCM in sr et ee Was to be distributed on |Teturned to work, being stricken | way Memorial boulevard, are re-'| cases as excéasive Piotebly it is! - | . : 16. jagain about two weeks ago. quested to notify Mrs. Frank de! ahi linea eit been ities ceil hen — | SPECIAL ording to the plan, merchants | Before confessing, Mrs. Cunning- Garmo, 6186 Washington houle that nociiiabiom by their knowl- ( sing the organization were | ham said that most of the money /vardg, president of the National ‘edge that the attempt to foster | . QS [EN’S & COUPON with each 25- | gained from the sale of a farm the |Society of World War Registrars. | disiovalty on any major Scale was S0c Ppurchase each coupon carry- family owned near Valparaiso and|nNames of soldiers for wTom FO! tutile. Down (; ) i ni : ¥. enuine B. V. D. Union Suits ° Stubs whic h were to te de from insurance money pald on the /¢reas pave been planted are sought with the cust “s na .{ lives of the five members of the| py’ Mts. de Garmo in order- tha , | ; + the customer's name ‘ < | FREED OF BURGLARY CHARGE : f | Regula é $1.50 Value for the drawing at a pienic | family who have died, was given to arrangements can be made for pafy- | her children or went to pay doctor ,ing that honor to them. The me | Vernon John, Negro. Acquitted by | bY the ARBOcIAtion The first | | — “Ss were to be certificates ‘and funeral bills. she : td For) morial boulev ard row contains 250 | * July in Ctreuit Court. | 00 %.. 3100, $75, $50 and $25. | the farm she receive 94000, but trees, each marked with a name, iF po Digi neal Eases: | | : o° Addition there were to be 2°35 | litigatian ate up half of this and | - urt acquitted Vernon. John, 23 mes of $10 denomination, | She gave one of her sors $850 of Man in Auto Killec by Locomotive. | vears old. a megro. of . 2606. Mills ~ “ mere! : al “ARIS. Il! April 16.—Sheldon ! street, of a charge of burglary and! oo “eran rele Ty: 4s, @nd 100 of $50. Besides | the remaining $2000 to Say on an PAR or £STASL TABLISHED /¢ . /898 _ A ’ ) . “s - one) " Prizes, two Shetland ponies | automobile, she said. ile became ; Ball was rkilled by a Big, Four} larceny vesterdas The charges —— i freight train last night The man’ followed a burgiarw at the ‘Wash- Sk 19 ‘NORT H SI x Tr M i Ss T. payments for the car, which was'!drove his car directly in front of | ington’ Wnitting Mills, 1615 Wash- | : . the the engine, ington avenue, in July, 1924. Tod Ai tad ¥ eee lutionags niot never reached any — serjous proportions and that it‘did ? Street Business Men's Associ- In connec tion with a drawing SEVENTH and St. CHARLES | be given to chiftren draw- | ill and was unab” to keep up the Y numbers and arrange Also provir ded for the veling' returned to the flealcr and

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a ae a =. - - -— -_— re ered = -— e.~ ~ -_ ~- —— - = —. ee PS hes 7-7" one ~ ~ > ~ = ——_—— _—* + °* ~yaur ogee ce ‘a - Moe SONNENFELDS 610 to 618 Washington Av. 7 a \ ST.FOUS POST-DISPATCH INDICTED ON BANK FRAUD GHARGES James E. Brady, Promoter, Accused by Federal Grand Jury Investigating “Wrecking Ring.” ‘LETTER BY KEMPER IS CITED IN CASE A Buckle Banker Commended Ability Pump | Of Smarl Design "10 . In Blonde Satin In Black Satin ad A perfectly fitting Dress Slip- per that achiéves unusual smartness through the usc of a very distinctive ornament of steel beads. It is one of the favorites among the many mew arrivals in our Footwear Shop. (First Floor.) ome ee eel _-_ — a “ 2 - aon -_ - = 2 (ae , —= ’ ~ — = > - ee a . o— = : =o x = _ - ~« ‘ og + “2 > em an a ines ee i ane — een ee AEN DS NS ae OSS Os ~ _ ~° > @ oe o- ——— ee ee - ne e “ eo a » C49 5° pH Oa -- ——— 5000 Prs: | SACRIFICE : FRIDAY SATURDAY All 120s, widths Blonde Satin Two-Tones Patents ss Step-iIns | Side-Ties | OOME, EPARLY! THEY WONT LAST LONG AT THIS GIVE- AWAY PRICE, ee me oO. 38 MOVIE CLUB 1000 Members 10c GETS ELGIN WATCH JOIN OUR N Limit | All Newest company’s stock has been widely DIAMOND | yp Paw + ¥ is ttered martially through Brady's | / 8Ca “ed, pe aiy ° aay § $16 to $90 ’ | efforts. Pay 10¢ this week—200 next week | — Oe the next week and so on ap eon’ six months’ time certificate o! aeposit at 4 per cent. ferred to in the letter turned -out to be notes signea by Stout, and the “security” attached to them was stock certificates of the now de- | funct Suburban Ltillties Co, of (Kansas City, which Was organized | to manufacture power and light | plants for suburban home. - Onl) 'two or three machines are reported | 'to have reached a market, but the | of President of Now De-| funct Company ‘Whose Securities Were Peddled. By a Staf® Correspondent’ of the Post-Dispatch. TOPEKA, Kan., April 16 James E. Brady, Karftas City pro- |. moter and alleged meniber of a bank wrecking ring that has ruined numeroug Missouri and Kansas banks in recent years, was indict- el here vesterday by a ‘Federal! grand jury on charges of using the | mails to promote fraudulent 4 schemes on banks. His bond was)! fixed at $20,000 and Kansas Citys police were instructed to arrest him immediately. Alleged Methods. Brady has had several methods! of operation, but his latest, and the | one which reoulted in his indict- | nient, is described by jury wit- | nesses as follows: | Financial statements of banks. | , big and little, in the four states, ' would. be studied, and to those Which seemed in greater need of) ready funds, the following letter would be sent as an opening | wedge: “CGentiemen: | “The demand for money from| furmers is increasing. “If vou need additional funds to meet this demand no doubt I can meet vour requirements by plecing ‘insurance or other money with you } “With the increasing demand, | and firming up of rates, 4 per cen’ rooney furnished by me for six months’ on time deposit may ap-. ped] to vou, If it does, write me.) indicating your wants and encles- ing vour latest statement. “In writing, please advise if you some secured commercial paper if the details. when presented, appeal! to vou. The proportion would be! about $950 of this paper for each £4000 4place with you on tite de- posit.”’ ; vill consider purchasing from ml Signed by Associate. These letters as we!]l aS subse- | Guent correspondence were signed | hy and on the stationery of R, N Stout, Kansas City investment dealer -and.associate of Brady, so i that Brady's operation was dis guised.: Stout. maintains Brady be- | gan using his (Stout’s) name and stationery without his permission, lut Stout admits he did not object {> the practice upon learning of it. “The commercial paper’ re- i ~ / Even Stout admits his notes are |! te $1. No payment higher than 81 , OD amt PCa thle ibimies and then back down to 10 cents. | worthless and Postoffice inspectors Warranted Wrist Watches j See ours for $40 Others $17.00 ta &500 F. H. INGALLS 41° N. 7TH ST. es ae . = ee ee ee od . ee oer ——, . x am tae ah > Reon aie ne hagas Be mate ere oe * . e AD Aste ay: exer fen Sui 1 ewe s a - * es pts ht Qe "PO = oe w. mee on, — 2 ee . - ee He prersgw eee: -* — ~ — = — é ie ay pe’ —— -. » -- ee aoe a oe al ee Lane Bryant> MATERNITY, APPAREL Inet " cweperagy le te litte of a'ivie } per’ ; ‘ oatea Tory aenre Skirts j Waiseis, Underwear et. that com. pletely conceal condition and the Worltd-Pamous lane Iirvunt Maternity y" Corset’ T« hulit with } perfect know ledge of thy. maternity figure « require bien. Ketains Stelish Licure. reeervesn Héealth: Uellieves Fatiaue; Supporte alywtio prem any vital or rane Prevents in $3.95 to $12.50 wake © Rversthing fer Babs. too. Laveites——tals « First Outfit, Complete 80.95 to 874.50 Write for ree Maternity Cireular | Lane Bryant Loe IXTH and LOCtsST STS] ADVERTISEMENT Girls! Have Pretty Eyes No girl is pretty if her eves are. red, strained or have dark rings. Simple camphor, witch hazel, etec., as mixed in Lavoptik eve wash, keeps eves healthy, sparkling and vivacious. _ Dainty eye cup free. “Wolff Wilson | Drug ©o., 7th and Washington, «, fly | ability of R. M. Burgess, who was | files of correspondence bearing on | | Brady's oOperattons, which were. ' City, it read as follows: ‘ class the stock as worthless, styling | the Suburban a “paper company.” | | Kemper's Letter, A letter written by William. T. Kemper, now Democratic Natfonal | ' Committeeman from Missouri, was a factor in the operations of Brady. | The letter commended the business | pregident of the suburban compa- ny. IKemper's letter was included in laid before the jurv. It was writ- | ten on’ stationery of the Commerce. Trust Co. of Kansas City, dated | Keb. 24,.1923. Kemper had re-| tired as chairman of this bank's. board the preceding November, | Addressed to a resident of Kansas | ' “My friend, Mr. R. M. Burgess, | whom I have known well ard fav- orably for some eight or 10 years has asked me to write and tell you my opinion of him as a man and his ability as a business man. “For a number of vears while head of the Commerce Trust Co. I was Mr. Burgess’ banker and had occasion from time to time to transact business with him. 1 bhe- lieve him to be a man of great abil- | ity, strictest integrity and capable of handling business of consider- able magnitude. “Very truly yours, “W. T. KEMPER.” Conflicting Stories. Two conflicting stories are told .as to how Kemper's letter was ob- tained by Brady. Burgess has told post office inspectors that- Kemper eave it to him for a purpose other than Brady's scheme and that it wae stolen from him From an- ' other source the tnspectors were told that Kemper cave the letter ! to Burgess. who promptly turned | -ft over to an agent of Rradv. This agent wasted no time in having made 100 photostatic copies of the letter and these copies formed part of the high-powered “literature’’ which Rradv showered on banke In Missour! Kansas, Arkansaa and ' Oklahoma, ~——— — The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 3 —— SS | ’ OI oe KANSAS CITY MAN. IORE CITY Circulation thanghe morning and one ol her evening newspaper COMBINED _ —— «= — DET RO] Teen CINCINNATI ee ~ ine nee = ~ ~ SST, OU Ss KANSAS CITY: SAFEGUARD YOUR FURS IN OUR COLD DRY AIR STORAGE VAULTS. MOTH PROOF! FIRE PROOF! THEFT PROOB! , . On (Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.) , Two Super C dave Coat Sales! x 606-08 Washington Av.—Thru to Sixth St. Our Greatest Offering of the Season.... 4 > MANY COATS EVERY COAT AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE - e | IHlere is another outstanding achievement for Kling merchan- one sees in the smart New York specialty shops. Purposely de- . THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 19325. VA Beginning Friday, 9 A. M. f ’ a . a : 2 ’ : ° | r P : : Coats of Satin! Faille! Twills! Soft Suedes “> . FAR BELOW REG- ULAR VALUE me dising. Not ordinary $22 Coats, but the sort of exclusive,models signed of light-weight fabrics—serviceable all Summer. cei ; , 71 HE modes are in the prevailing fashion of mannish tailored developments. Front flares, gp- | ' dets of reversed materials and front-tie effects are the distinguishing notes on the Silk Coats. “ The woolen Coats are even more mannishly tailored with tight shoulders and snug sleeves. Many are tichly fur banded. COLORS ARE BLACK, TIGER-EYE, BLONDE, GRAY, CICADA, CHILI. y Choice of the House , | : OUR FINEST SPRING COATS 5 ISS 46 CHOICE ENSEMBLE COSTUMES $ Originally 3 Times This Price A GREAT SALE OF 2000 PIECES EXCEPTIONAL VALUES, SECURED GREATLY UN- DERPRICED—OFFERED CORRESPONDINGLY LOW Princess Slips, Gowns, Envelope Chemise, Step- Ins and Bloomers in tailored and lace-trimmed styles. Materials are no-elty cotton, plain, blocked and striped voiles, nainsook, shadow batiste, Windsor crepe and satin-striped satinay. Sizes 36 to 44. lesh White Peach Nile Green ALINE’S—Main Floor. A Basement Sensation! A Remarkable Purchase! Remarkable Savings! «é Another Kline Un- a . N derpriced Great \ \ Merchandising J Triumph “A | e The Lowest Price Silk Coats Have Been Offered at This Season Twill Coats of Most Unusual Style and Our *y Misses*’ aad Women’s Sizes 16 to 45 Offered at a Fraction cf Regular Prices This is one of the greatest values our Basement Store has offered since it began business. The materials are faille silks, brocaded faiHes, heavy satins, baronet sat- ins, bengaline, Poiret twill, twill cord and twillene. All t ewest style details dis- tinguish them—flare effects, front ties, fur banded, ma modes and embroid- ered types. Every Coat is full crepe lined. Colors in he new light shades, tan and black. Positively a most amazing bargain at $ ‘ ALINE’S—Basement. “~ - e. .T,T...... . wn... Se DS ‘Fy TTr-.eFffthmaehhUmhehUh ee eee ee ee ee DD DD Unusual ESE Dresses linene and dot most every color Well tailoredgD' Most attractively set-in sleeves with 36 to 46 and extr Sale of Repre a Ma WVU — > ’ 7%." »”"* @2 . a *—"6 ~, . 2. At 12%: Remnants of solid c« fast-colored Dress Gin 39-Inch Dr ~ At 15¢ Remnants of solid col Dress Voiles of splendi Tissue Gi At 25c Remmants of fine yar Plaid Tissue Ginghams, 94.46.46.4.44.4.4.46.4646 464.464.464.466 6444464464464 464644646 6446466 65646 664 646 64646444 i

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16, 1928, al re RSDAY, * IT RSDAY. : APRIL pe; APRIL 16, _ at: aa Sted POST-DISPATCH atone has M 7900 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH oe rts neaepers a -OMBIN ED ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH - eS ——— ae —_ sn —_— a — " - - — - ——s - - — ————— -- ~~ -- — — a - —_ 2 -_ — 7 —————— - - —_—_— — Se RE _ — o— Se re a ee a a ee ee pe ee cetpeereeeteeneeenennreneei \ | | New Records for Old. =x : :. Exchange your old Victor, Brunswick and Vocal- e1nnings i @ ton Records for new Brunswick Records. For | every four Records returned, we will allow you 75c. | & provided you ees | four new Brunswick ay,9 A.M. we LEADER Records. (Fourth Floor.) % ea ‘ - DOWNS aa STORE = - ate te ' a ad > ? ¢ * ? a ? ¢ o ; $ ¢ 7 > - ¢ ¢ - ¢ ° a Saturday, April 18th Tyyrr ry Saas ae + eee ttear, ~~ “tees “Opportunity Day,” a one-day event of tremendous importance, presenting mer- chandise that is seasonable and desirable. at prices that afford values of command- ing appeal. Saturday, the 18th of April, is the day—plan to attend early; the offer- ings are truly amazing and every depart- ment in the store will participate. Our announcements in the papers will ss 1 include hundreds of features, which are | Bec only a few of the many prepared for al orec TOC S of this occasion. Special purple signs will guide you to the extraordinary “Oppor- tunity” values ae tates the store. A Gay Company of Prints—Roshanaras FP 9999000000598 5 008590505 050555555005555555554855505505555000050500045% Watch for the Annéuncements — |] ub Silks—C, repes— Novelties ao . ‘ ™ = Continuing the Sale of Our Purchase of a o in Friday Night Papers Ba ei 10,000 New Tub Dresses Stix, Baer & Fuller ‘95 and *9.Q2 tive prices. Plainly, though well tailored, they reflect the silhouette tendencies of the season in an individual manner. Practically every Frock is different. The high colors of the season and the more somber shades are seen in desired fabrics. Many types of Frocks emphasize the —- range of sizes. "THESE Dresses are made of imported Scotch ginghams, fine cotton linene and domestic ginghams in a splendid selection of styles. A\l- most every color cormmbination is represented. Well tailoredgDresses that are cut full and finished with generous hems. Most attractively trimmed with various trimmings. Have elbow-length set-in sleeves with turnback cuffs, self belts and pockets. Regular sizes 36 to 46 and extra sizes 48 to 54. (Downstairs Store.) (Moderate-Price Dress auceunkaaiel Ficer,) Lh 1) Yonny pies ~~ ‘ ih Se ee 3 Sale of Men’s Shirts — Offers Extraordinary Values at - . — pate of 18, 000 Handkerchiefs epresenting a Special Purchase of aker’s Entire Stock of Seconds For Women, MenandChildren A WONDERFUL collection of Handkerchiefs, with pricings that bring values that are most unusual. Select for present and future use from these groups: At 39c Dozen , Women’s and children’s Handkerchiefs in plain white AVIV YI and colored embroidered. — = 74a. At 55c Dozen i Women's fine quality cotton and linen embroidered Handkerchiefs; white and colors. At 6/c Dozen Men’s full-size cotton and japonette Initial Handker- chiefs in various styles. Priced at, each, 6c. At $ 1:29 Dozen Men's fine cotton Handkerchiefs with jnitials; finished with %s-inch hems. Priced at, each, 9c. G for 85c Men's all-linen Handkerchiefs of a good quality; reg- wlar size. Priced at, each, 75c. Handkerchiefs, 29c Dozen Lot of soo dozen women’s and children’s Hand- , kerchiefs that are seconds of the better grades. Sold by the dozen only. ne $1.39 Rayon Undergarments HESE Shirts are all unusual values. Neck- Offer Unusual Values : band and collar-attached Shirts, made of superior fabrics in solid white, solid colors, neat HE Kni D t t displays a T at Unt Se ae fancy effects, stripes and checks. The materials | complete assortment of undergarments made of Rayon—a knitted fabric with a high luster—of include: | excellent quality. The garments are well made and nicely finished, generously cut, and shown in flesh English Broadcloth Domestic Broadcloth and other desirable shades. The prices are extreme- Rayon Mixtures-~- Colored Cheviots lylow. Included are.the following: Bonnie Flannel (Cotton) Vests *.. 8sc and $1.29 i — Princess Slips $2.50 and $3.95 : KY Step-Ins .... $1.39 and $1.79 . $ a o 7 $ _ ¢ a -_ ¢ $ a ? a - _ ? _ ¢ ¢ _ ? ¢ ¢ ¢ @ a o ¢ ¢ o ¢ ¢ ¢ ¢ ad * ¢ ¢ ¢ - ¢ ad - ¢ ? - ad ” _ a a + o eo : $ aig 3 5 $ Frocks depending upon smart lines for their charm Unusual Values r 3 for $4.00 3 are displayed in appealing diversity at these attrac- vs , ‘ - ¢ o f 4 a al o o ? é i o ¢ = nd o a a o a +. _ + 3 - é - - on oo ? o - ad ad S ¢ a od - ¢ * a - é ” - a o - ca a ¢ ¢ ¢ é ¢ _ a 4 (Main Floor.) Bloomers $1.79 eee a $2.95 and $3.95 A Large Collection of ; Tig Buy Way of St. Louis Concrete J Refrig erator Pe stuictaiie 49c Garden ars An Important Selling wih ate . = aN rr $ 4 50 / t Underwear Department—Main Floor.) Thrift Avenue d Round footed Colanders SCE Base For ~~ of Side-Icer Models Piano Rolls, 49c - 75 The hates — tr _ teen, Peter Pan, adel, | 43: \ All Alone, Blue Eyed Sally, ; kh THE porch and garden are and many others. = even more ti on y A fined Ri fri mages ag ype | Stamped Buffet ee np when decorated rigera . BE nay So fini hed case and white Sets, 39c ce: : releed Gotta oe jats in porcelain food chamber. Consisting of one large > . . a 75-lb. ice capacity 4 oval and two small doilies. benches, bird baths an ee | jars are particularly effecti | Of pure oyster white linen, P and are attractively eek. (Oriental Bazaar—Filth Floor.) stamped in attractive pat- Apartment Refrigerator, $29.50 | tem: Especially designed for the household in which an icebox Semi-Porcelain Special Offerings in Timely must be as compact as the space offered. This box, with Dinner Sets, $1.95 Glassware Needs white enameled food chamber, actual 75-Ib. ice “capacity. si Eighteen pieces, 6 cups Housewares Section ont as ee dinner 7-Piece Water Sets : Ruffled Curtains, 98c Seasonable Values im 7 Of barred marquisette Unusual a at with blue or rose colored o4 ruffle. 2% yards long, with Floorcoverings rate. 234 rade Jon $ 4 .00 | : D tive Laces - eo Linoleum (4 Yards Wide), Sq. Yd., 98c ” ee cae CHOICE of spiral, optic. AFRMSTRONG'S Cork Linoleum, in inset block "design and Venetian Lace or lace A On account of width will cover trimmed medallions in and hand-cut styles, in conventional figure. 8 : ; average room without seam. square ~ — a Water Sets that include pitch- 1, a Se er and six glasses. At this Injaid Linoleum (various Cork Linoleum (2 yards Pim ml $1.45. Block, tile wide), at 9c sq. yard. A buffet. | price they are quite unusual,” and hardwood patterns in ® printed pattern suitable for Lace Remnants and should be purchased for many styles. Colors built kitchen and bath. 5c to $2 the Spring and Summer. through to burlap back. Congoleum Rug (Size Lace. chiffon or net rem- Hall Linoleum (24-inch | of&r2), $14.75. Various de- a ow for trimming under- Wat Pitch semi-Colonial, hand cut... width), zvoc. This pattern signs in colors suitable for wear. dresses, hats or cur- _ Water amie clear « hand cut.....6 for 2 Ay 3 Sire somes gs: ne emage ant ene tains. In — gon “ Lemonade Sets, consisting covered pitcher , . : ‘Thrift Avenue-—Main Flo } by yard. (Sixth Floor.) ry tall glassses, hand ie (Fitth > ————— __ eee (Downetairs Store ) ~ Summer Wash Fabric Specials 32-Inch Dress Ginghams Broadcloth Suitings ‘ At 12'4%c Yard — At 35c Yard Remnants of solid color and srrfa!! check . | fast-colored Dress Ginghams. | Remnants of highly mercerized solid color and printed stripe Broadcloth Suitings; fast 39-Inch Dress Voiles tm colors. ih. ~ At 15c Yard 3 o’Clock Special Remnants of solid color and printed design | Dress Voiles of splendid quality. Crinkled Bed Sets, $2.95 Tissue Ginghams 160 large double bed 80xgo-inch size Bedspreads with bolster to match in At 25c Yard blue and white stripes; scalloped Remmants of fine yarn woven check and —_—— paras AES Plaid Tissue Ginghams. sna te $ $ é $ } ; ; a : é 4 4 a: $ : : $ i a | 3 : 4 : ¢ ¢ ¢ ¢ ? ¢ ¢ - ¢ ? ¢ $ ? ¢ a ¢ ¢ ¢ a - ¢ ¢ o ¢ ? ¢ $ ¢ ? ¢ a ¢ ¢ oa ? ¢ ¢ ad ¢ ¢ ; $ ¢ ¢ ? - ¢ ¢ ? ? ; ? ? ¢ ? ¢ ¢ ¢ ¢ ¢ ? -_ ¢ ¢ ? ; ¢ ¢ on ¢ ¢ ¢ ¢ a ? ? a ¢ $ ¢ ¢ ? ¢ ¢ ? ; ; $ ; ? $ ¢ $ eee

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a a eS Ae ee See ee be 3 ene Fe eR ER SR . 6 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _— A SCHOOL ADVERTISEMENT ) January 10, 850 ENCLISH AND CLASSI. CAL HICH SCHOOL. Wes- minster Church, Cor. Locust and Sth Street. The subscriber hereby ' ‘ c . ) at ‘ke Y r > . . . h. tr S> y © ba | gives notice to is patrons it & + _- oe cates. o LP Lc ynculcated 1a this school will be Scriptural, the government firm, and the learning solid. Rev. Sameel Peet: A.} 4 nc - = ee i ee ee ee ~ — ee gs TT Jenzery II, 1850 The operations of the people of the First Ward in removing the 4 } embankment erected at the foot of 4 ey ) Wood Street to Duncan Island a was industriousiv continued . » throughout vesterday, and suffi- cient of the embankment removed to teader at pretty certain that the first rise an the fiver will sweep of! the remaindc:r « s = —— CO ee ales ee gt, tine A, aig me * ! ; } ee A NEWS ITEM : — a _—— 2 ee Pe ee eee we ll ee ae —Cuee -- x [ | | : : | : | = | ) L - . . a —— ‘Tipealtoenal dnl, ie the aH » 5 ws - 7 : “+. 2 — gs s e Pa ee : i “ eet gen PRO Re > ‘f # ti) « ' > ait > $5 5 +. es fe ” Ps — ST ‘ip : “Tee : 4 - € } eh a ; ‘ ot) DS 4) r hi aie id Sif “ae maa! . Crane's Qualily m ge eEe”d i H 7 a St: . Bee | a | uF i ~ 000) hor es ‘ 7 ‘ “a ne s ; ar! ay Puritar ; “Talour . j arse IP th sheets in whi 4 and purple-lined en nes ° Pe with pink b rder qand muk-i i velopes m4 sheets. “4 enyre pes t rie | the box. Regularly $3 2 ¢- f - Stationery + —First } wr ee BH 5 — ff | Sample Lengths ae, . Poa), . . . . , i : x Trimmjngs & Laces So : ie oS All Imported le ~ fit €.9 15c, 25c, DC, S$] sn eg - , i}! bes enV LOI S assortment of hm | ret ay broidered Bands. Bead d Bands. : ‘ a ¢ Allover “yee mie real Princess Ht ¢> Laces, Milan Laces. Russian Laces. * Bee a , Ts 265 A* 43 In narrow and Wide widths: all ex ; } es ceptionally low priced for the 1) a 2 « mond Jubiles i 4 mip? ‘wT On @ CDrese] f Phey are SIGS. Man waln pretty errliects WH COMCAST) ine Mm (lé id] Cy Lidice f ‘ by \ pel Belgian color piping, i ~OT +“q hires and navel vesTees. Both eedlewomen. Lv stitch by hand. Peter Pan and V-necks. i : Sizes rahn@ve tromH se! to +h. Colors Include: Lanvin Green, Copenhagen Blue, Sal- mon, Tangerine, Pink, Yellow, Lavender and White. — ACE aes Popular Peasant Blouses in the Jubilee \ A Wide Variely of Sliyles ial —irceplional Values - * f . - * A Spectal Purchase Offered Friday at > ~~ > Pres > . > se fore ~> #eea ys * ni > — . SH, new Peasant Blouses. MmAaAdGde OGL Lille 9 BY ins . 264s » a t - A — - = ee . , ; ; 7 Bar ofe9 as, ~ 4 ™,; P 7 . ' aia * 7 _ sn ~ 7 i Ls Ye — M Vorte and gaily embroidered ii): miim — » secatm «i | ; aN , , p , 1? ‘ oF ae 4@ad * > 4 rht red and green and biue and vellow peasal] 7; | ws “lac: a _ el . i 4 ore | 2, *izse ~ . J . . : , } ; } } ‘ ‘ we 7 ‘ > o> . COLOPINGs., | Uli peasant sieeve.caugnt a abit bo +. neuen 5 ; * “> e24% ’ > with right cuft re seas . ~~ > Pie ie ~. —e pe 2 Ji-+4 ™ -_- Se . > . , a . 7 , > 7 —— oa + *, —— een Four of the stvles illustrated. Ideal Blouses — Ee ee -. . P " . ~ r = See : | |. ‘ o | ~ erNs ‘ | A 4 } Ven WW Li Tii pve " i™ Lilis L1ehidie ' ; ee Blouse Shop—tThird Floor. pane ee EE Oe | For Rain or Shine, or for the Fashionable Costume Accessory, Women Will Be Delighted With Our Smart, New Umbrellas in Amazing Quantities B ¥ actual comparison, Vandervoort. mbrella Shep. in an claborate Diamond Jubilee preparation, features the largest. most diversified stock of colored. sun-and-rain Um- brellas west of New York? Prices range from 83.95 to $20 ern Fashions sound the knell of vest erday s prosaic black umbrella de- . . ’ > % ’ . “- ~ +). ~-— ~ . - protect against rain In sunsh ine, In rainy weather, Toaxy s , ‘ . — » - ” p . he MN i plays its importgnt role. And because of artful! costume possibilities, 7 . . . . . , * > > eo wrwrr ~ - > : : : , ry ; a ‘ ~ oy yy F . ‘ ' Ca y Tif eo.ioTred umMmire i aS a lashlonadi:s ad , —** > . “ > rn ~ Ww every davtime oecasion. Umbrellas in 8, 10 and 16 Rib Styles With the new colored enameled frames to metch or contrast Retors the covers. With no iancdies and silk eord armswings. At a comprehensive range of NAVY, PLRPLE. GREEN. BROWN, RED Imported Gloria Silk Umbrellas Umbrellas With tape borders With tape borders With satin borders With satin borders eee With Ottoman boarder With ficured borders 7 With fanev pattern borders ’ | Umbrella Shor—First Filoer. ot ed P.S. SPECIAL! Ten-Rib Umbrella, with Satin border and neeanl enameled frames, at the Special Diamond Jubilee Price of $5.00 ——— SS ss ) With initial. In sheer and medium quality of linens with 1, and ) inch hems. Regularly 25¢ gach. Wi faney designs. 1, and '% weh hens. Re sorted eolored initials. | supply assures gratifying savings. Bags in choice of beaver calf, tooled leagher, Moroceo and patent leather, Men’s All Pure Linen eulariv 30¢ each. Bexed ip a 36.000 women’s Handkerchiefs 1m- ‘ted from France for the Diamond Jubilee. A delightful variety for selection. Each Handkerchief is ef all-linen. hand finished with hand blocked patterns in plain and two- tone effeets, Eac# is of such obvious fine quality that choosing a quantity Made with top or back straps msid with ¢oin purse and mirror. We sag gest early selection, for although ~ Bs styles and leather offer most grati- ~~ 4 fying variety, the supply is limited 7% to 1,000. S. V.B. Toilet Specials ) Charmeu a Face : Poa in ariv $1.50 bex. at $1.10 e. Vv. RB. Orange Bioasom To- let Water. Regulariy $1. at 1 / 2 -— = e«e" S. V. B. Special Powder, reg uiariv 65¢ bex at oe =. 7. B. Hygienic * \*ansioy Cream, 8 oz. Regularly 70¢ jar, at Oe S. V. B. Benzoin and Almond Lotion. Reguiarir We bottle at joc S. V. B. Vanishing Cream. Regularly 5% jar at ‘SBSe Ss. V. B. Peroxide Cream, large tube Regu! arivy 40¢e. at | i ine on } for She | Cream Emravr, § oz. jar. Reg ular $1.35, for Z1.10 } | . dat bali , ~ $2 Hair Brush. 98¢ Hughes Idea! Hair Brush— popularly known and in a spe cial quality. ae ’ ad MWe Toothbrush Amber and colored handles. ’ Extra. quality bristles. All stvries and shapes =o¢ Toilet Goods Shop—First Floor. Alt Special Diamond Jubilee Prices Handkerchiefs Women’s All-Linen Handkerchiefs 19c Each, 6 for $1.00 Handkerchiefs th colored initial. Im plaweend 6 for $1.00 Handkerchief Shop—First Fioof. omens Smart Handkerchiefs Regularly 50c Each, Z eyA Each Handaercn ef? Shop— First Floor. — Bags. § 49 Rach a REMARABLE Di amond Jubilee . buying opportunity! Smart ~ ° highly favored fiat shapes. _ ons pockets. Many are fi vo. ee Rag Shop—First Ficer ieeemeapllieatientinatael SO ee

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THU RSD Oe Artrrit. a mand Almond Ay We bottle at obra lishing Cream, rat he roxivie Cream, Wiariv 40¢, at or. for Bic Hair Brush —- and in a spe- Ee Se T > | brush, red landies. ristics. A1} ey i ‘ral lee Prices chiefs dj-Linen *hiefs er avd medium le and). inch rgach for $1.00 | ire Linen chiefs In play and ul ts aneh hems. Boxed i) ais Smart ‘chiefs le Leach, Each indkerehiefs 11n- for the Diamond ful- variety for ndkerechief is of thed with hand plain am! two- ; of such obs ious ong a quantity ving savings Diamond Jubilee tunity | Smart eaver calf, tooled ul patent eather, red flat shapes. back sthaps and fany are fitted mirror. Wesug- n. for although offer most .grati- supply is limited is SU uSVAY. . ‘ ic APRIL 16, 1925. The _ POST ISP 17CH alone has 57 000 MORE GITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED Men’s Union Suits A Jubilee Purchase of Regular $1.25, $1.50 $1.75, $2 and $2.50 Suits At Cc UPERIOR materials combined with good tailoring provide the extra value in this sale. There can he no mistake about the superiority of these materials. Soisette [Imported English Broadcloth : Shadowette Cloth Silk-Striped Madras Self-Striped Madras l‘iber-Striped Madras Small Checked Nainsook Faney Mesh Cloth And many other fine materials too numerous to mention. The models are sleeveless and knee length with round or V neck. Re-en- forced tailoring throughout with taped armholes, necks reinforced. Men's Furnishing Shop—First Floor ¢ ie wn DOSS he Sor TRAY ES ie AY Ay \* \) ‘ we WN SN n aN ; \ tp SS VR rit oS Se: Me heer ft (a Hf iy ~Men’s “Broadway” Shirts Offering]$2, $2.50 $3, $3.50 and $4 Shirts at $7.65 Neckband—Collar Attached. Separate Collar to Match Styles. Sizes 13 to 16. The materials in these shirts are. exceptionally de- sirable and offer a very large assortment of patterns to select from. Featured are English broadcloths, Ox- fords and cotton pongees in white, gray, tan and blue. Striped madras, printed madras and woven madras come in the new Spring patterns. The manufacturer has made sharp price concessions to co-operate with us in our Jubilee cele bration and vou are to be the winner. Come in ear! ly to secure a good selection. Ample Space and Extra Salespeople to Serve You. Men's Furnishing Shop—First Floo r—Ninth and Olive. 4, Sean " a feature. come in Mogadores, moires and A Special Jubilee Offering Savings for Men 4800 Men’s $1 and $1.50 Ties ARGE assortments of the smartest patterns for Spring and the coming Sum- mer. Regimental stripes, small all- over patterns, checks blocks — each one prettier than the other. Excellent materials are also All are cut silks and’ reps of very good quality. Here is an event that offers a substantial saving on a Sum- mer's supply of tiés. Beginning Friday—The Foremost of All the Men’s Features in the Diamond Jubilee—an Unprecedented Offer of One Thousand Men’s Summer-Weight Suits Regular $30.00, $35.00 and $45.00 Suits The Materials: : Tropical worsteds, fine wool crashes, gabardine cords, soft-finish flannels, herringbone weaves, gabardines and other Summer-weight materials. The Models: Two-button coats, three-button coats, sports models with patch pockets, ( oats with expansion backs, Norfolk models, Over 700 Suits are silk trimmed. The Colors: a ° Many shades of gray, herring-line stripes, pencil stripes, blacks, tans, bles, the new gray called ‘‘smoke,’’ mixtures. Correct Fit Assured : Suits built ‘for stout men, short 1 tall men and men of regular SiZ¢. Prompt, Efficient Service: Plenty of extra’ salesmen who stocks well, ready to give prompt tion and to insure you complete : faction. : /. &) 1000 New Suits Shown for the First Time Tes extraordinary purchase made from one of the best manufacturers of summer-weight Suits, presents one of the finest selections of all high-grade. dSarments that we have ever had. Every Suit in this purchase measures up to the usual high standard of quality for which Vandervoort Clothes are so favorably known. Every Suit 1s expertly tailored with hand finished collars and shoulders. More than 700 Suits are smartly silk trimmed. Sale Starts Promptly Friday at 9 O’ Clock Men's Clothing Shop—Second Floor.

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~ se , /.% —_—_ —- / - ee S wg ee ee te ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH & Pi Daily POST-DISP. TC H alon* has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED "9 = i > ¥ ¢ } “f + “i . 4 a ett) aaa Bi tue 4 HH | ae ‘4 > hy . , f 4 2 ae me ee he a . } \ » hi 3 : ¢ : : ‘ hie yt iS ca. ie a3 ies he o & bay con oe ;, ny ee AB 4 * ae ‘© ai 8 d > oo »s 7 . i » be ee we ; ay ' et ‘= : L- 7 5 NY + f te { A ‘ ; Gey a y ; yUB, ee +? . = ie we } at : = 7 ‘ Hi 4 > Hi} pat r . YY " . . | . my « & He A988 = aE Be ll et - ett GES wat wer et =e -_ i ite ay te s- + Sa er etinew ee te te eS ee » me. et) “Few a . Pye... a ee b oe. = c ee SN Oe oo > 2. SSS SIS EIS SIS SISOS .to protect clothes al!

| Player Roll Special FRIDAT 1e FACH ONLY 6 FOR $1.°¢ Word and Iastrumental ,layer ‘Rolls In a large assortment that assures satisfactory selection Each | roll ts eguveranteed free from de- ' | fects. Regulariv 75¢ to $1.99 each. | Plarer Foll Shop—Sixth Floor. ' the Associated Press ‘CHIC. 41GO, April 16.— “Golf ei ’ was unsuccessfully pla: yesterday #5 ground for divorc petitioner eaid her husban » a hopeiess “duffer” with hed drive, spent most of h on the links. “Goltjs not y nds for divorce - ruled Judi >» Sabath tn denying the p ; “Tt would be a dangero: dent. TI play golf myself.” | Friday Candy Special Regularty §4c Lb. 16-O72z. Bex, 25c. Delicious assorted hard and filled Candies. Canéd+ Shop—First Floor. } ; { . A Special Feature in the i ttead wrens and Baby Boy Suits 4 PAN The Vests are made of heavy quality glove silk, |} ‘comes in a velvet gift case. A Jubilee Event in Glove Silk Underwear B99 95 Each Pink, Peach, Orchid. opportunity for every woman to select Silk |; ful reproductions of the genuine deep sea Vests for all Summer needs at a low price. Krit Underwear Sheop—Third Floor 3000 Silk Vests “~ Two Prices Remarkably “me a oa. . st 3%. 7—*. | | W tt, Genuine Die Set PP IPS | in Solid White Gold Clasp—al 55:2 and *fy2 ' fr ASUee FAVORED Omar Pearls, in a marvelous collection featuring special Diamond Jubilee prices. Color- | gem that amaze and charm with the rich- _ ness of their beauty. Each selection t Chokers— A)! : U past Chokers—One-strand or two-strand ° ‘Omar”™ BE varied and beautiful is this collection that« and Summer wear. But a few of the extraordi-/ vou an idea nary values are noted here. r personal mspection can give - . o-~ — = . irtain and rapery Shop—Fourth Flioec: 3000 New Creepers ei 59 | aoe with bodice tops and self straps. | At $5. 75 | At $6. 75 Opera Sevatth-seniil "Conia Pear! Neck- Three Strand— “Omar’ Pearl Nedégklaces laces. Diamond_set solid gold clasp. with diamond-set solid gold ciasp. New Silk Underthings In the “eee. Jubilee ‘eS The Creepers” “Ene prong Boy Suits r $ Aa , a The Creepers made of striped white Raby Boy Suits of chambrar, singe rape;ries : a a oa ’ dimity, chan bes and fersis- a pret- nd — Cioth, hand Gesigns and Co: , | tily trimmed with hand smoekings. pipings. Straight pants : : ; te tehones ars eant rs rine mn Ar ‘A ite Wais cs r In.ady db: se s.y.e¢s he. eS . : i hand 7 a , pe . ars. oe to 4 years P kL IAL p! ac) if and pricing arrangements hare Peac hr, \ ile, Or ( hid, Coral, F lesh IpINgs. 17 | to» vears : yea. , : sft Second F! heen njade to ata vour shopying easy and pleas- Lovely Silk Undergarments ‘at special Julians ~ . 7, . prices that suggest liberal selection for Spring | Made IC OLID eslors, with der a ity | “Ss . —— | . ' 0) ph yy 4M mai an Ter the opportunity presented. At S2.98 At $3.98 ; nk “w ‘ ‘ , as aS § « ' > oF iL - ¢ ) 95 . Envelope Chemises of Crepe de chine Night- Yes : ~— Sky, blac kK. lay ry ° . 4 he : ; . le hy f t - . . . : - Special al ¥ oti a 9 Here Are l hree Specials erepe ai chine and gowns with embroid- j Also in white. with dro — ) trousseau crepe, ered net and fi let lace tc . : ] 12 Ravo ’ Dr aperr. 40 10 hes Wide. af rie ustrou Trimmed i with t‘alals trimmings Iso crepe p- i ’ YORRECT: corseting is the seeret of well proportioned lines Jue, rose. gold, brown and changeable 1 yd and. Val: lace. Also de chine Bloomers Made: by the Rollins te and the right CoPset can be easly sé ected among the eombinations $] _ ° Step-ins of crepe dea trimmed with rea! filet ‘ % ® C. R llins HH Niemoud Jubilee valtes | de chine. * lace. 3 & ‘hose Runstop Hosiery ; ° °-inch Fringe in matching colors. Recularir - , D - - e ’ This Clasp-Ar | s suital je average anh 35¢'a yard, for 25¢ Yd. AtHé- . At $4.95 a has made such an impres: - ct ' Lt ; 5 5 ne nes ra oh ne Ole Tro stvles in erepe de Envelope Chemises of Nightqoune of erepe | 4 ted Si | | ' 7 : é terial s fal k br W vide s na $3.00 Velour in all -olors all new merchandise of fine quality, chine N1 ght 7. crepe de chine, trimmed de chine, trimmes —9 | such “unprecedented . ere st at ti sides \ mary “ad — ~ te = . es = & sh Vvour [Ine s&s SA. Ds 4 A <=" 3 =m.) * a parm™mer-: = ; cure = and the balance wil! he «< s* huted over Furniture Shor—Fifth F'cecr. ‘ Handsome The ] At Extr HE Blanket Shop ) Jubslee, which in low prices. Women ° suggest interesting, | items bear prices sper Krinkl f< lored Arinkle Bedspr ° ‘ut corners. These. Bedsp: easily, launder so well, an viue. eream and. gold. Tv Size 72x108 Inch Sp1 Size 90x108 Inch Sp Seamle subject and treatment. than. ordinary decorative value Fach one te an artist | signed proo’, by Hardy. The frames and mats have been selected to harmonize with each individual picture. Choice may be made of / several subjects. in a variety of sizes—at a cost but slight- ' ivy more than that of a col- ored print of equal sige. | ' Davenport Table $13.75 Regu ar $7193 AA Vniehed mn antique mahogany i design with turned Art Shop Fou Irth Ficer Se) China of Exquisite Beauty HESE 4%-piece Studio apart- ment Sets are of fine import- ed reali China, ia a shape quite - i oe ie a | In sc id c@eiors Biue, Rose. Green or Yellow. with black han- dies and edges. LE Ee ————— eae “ (Comp iete ser, e for 6 people, = Ma & Dinner Pilates t & Tea or Salad Plates 1 ¢ Bread and Butter. Plates Most attractive are mee $ Fruit Saucers 1 a Pretty for en a | Cream PF'tcher | e - \j 2 Open Vegetable Dishes §& Cups and Sauceys Tea wage Regularly $30.00 $12.75: i ez ar $13.75 anticue ' i ; P< time Colore Jacquard striped Bedspr room color schemes. Blne. 72x108 at $¢ ’ mahogany ftnish Shaped i fray ea’ mo removable if (ra. rubber tired wheels Py Of beautiful glass. a “3 breakable by heat. Inset m heavr nickel , frames. ay 3 Pyrex glass, inset a “sf niekel plated frame we ebonized wood handle. inch size. Reg. price $3.75. for age Pyrex glass, with nici el-plated frame. size. Reg. price $1.8 $2.65. for ( Housewares memanes: piete with tray

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~ , f 3 ae E ary °9 j Ins ' . *s . S ov ane : | Widow ts Denicd Divorce. Postoffice ¢ lerks to Give Dance. Fort Thomas, Ky was sentenced competitor banks referred to, and! cess. | mercy of the institutions represent- .conimmilttrce and @neo commercial in- : > , . ated Tres ys 4 w | .g : ‘ 6 “¢ - aa . . : i eB . ‘ ‘ - . ‘ . 308. 22 2°.” -~ the Asem hin 46.—'Golt wid- The St. Louis Postoffice Clerks’ | tO three years in the Atlanta Peni- prepared roports which. were re lt is not difficult to perceive ed on the Executive Committee. stitution incurring their dispic ; ae “ PS oS > om CHICAG®. ers : j duced to writing and to them the’ how such unlimited power placed | “Given the cdémbination of the ure could possibly even reusonacly “ " was unsuccessfully plead- bas Executive Committee had free ac- a competitor's bank at the absolute Finance Commissioner and such a defend itself.” cent increase in salaries of posta! terday for using the mails to de- " 4 ' ay as ground for divorce. , ; 9 relicious istry swin- g | ¢ yesterday 4 . sunbiaeesl with @ éianetl dante ui fraud in a religious registry swit | . . . petitioner said her husband : Sg die. According to postal officials ' ‘andy Special hb a hopeless “duffer’ with a. the Gatesworth Hotel at 8 p. m. Ford canvassed the entire coubtry . lariy 6§6c Lb. - | 4 AP drive, spent most of his | paturday. A musical program wil] | ™ his operations and he conducted | | iz. Box, 25c. . 7 ‘ Hughes’ Threats, Says | } | : Its Attorney. - By CURTIS A. BETTS. \ Staff Correspondent of the Post- | Dispatch. 5 KANSAS CITY, Mo., April 15 Olive and Locust From Ninth to Tenth (harges of directors and officers of the Midwest eserve Trust: aie (of Kansas City, published excl - sively in the Post-Dispatch Wednesday that it was. wrecked ' a late in 1921 as a result of abuse of ' power by J. G. Hughes, then State) Finance Commissioner, weer sup- Johnson Bros. Drug Co. Seventh and St. Charles patch Downey said the entire pro- Try This Bottle for 39c ceeding was illegal and that it During this Introductory Sale Only never could have been- consuin- ported today by Francis C. Downey attorney for Bhe bank. in a Drief ! lecal analysis of the financial ma- nipulations which brought abdvu' —EE 6 EE 8 Ee 6 8 ae the closing of the bank. In a statement to the Post-Dis- ewiand popular paste! . Pearie« liainond eet ar’ Pearl Nedkihces . , ro . mated had it not b for threats | art ; = gold clasp. Another Part of the Great Purchase of 60,000 Pairs by ation “di Rue dead conte aan! Why pay $1.00 for your first bottle? Let:us prove its merits | -- f of Rollins Hosiery Ils This Sale of | prosecute its directors, now. After you have used this one bottle you'll never be 12.000 Pairs of gon 2 perenne tie cgheer ag ig without Narcisse Perfume. That’s why we can afford this the published statement ». Se ; - , : costly method of proving its value to you. Laughlin, president of the Midweet. Children’s Half Socks 2...) Look for the Coupon Tomorrow +#-rsino: nian ra ~ vir aii \ atii \4 ho aid WuUSIN => | hi fe np tty pe Only 3 Bottles to Each Customer re: C Pai ope} THIS INTRODUCTORY SALE OFFER EXPIRES SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 18. — - 7 a larger banks, deliberately. set out } to drive the Midwest from bus.- oie No Coupons Accepted After This Date from them, and that in accomplisn- Made of Finest Mercerized Cotton Yarn ig the purpose they had the ac- , Introductory Sale Limited to 25,000 Bottles Only % —~ + ee ¢ a 5 ae $e 08 ee tee le 8 , ; (ge tive support 0 (“onmmission OLID colors, wNh derby ribbed cuff. (‘olors. are white. cordovan. buck.) Ueshes : ’ “Tt has alwavs heen my optnion.’ pink, sky, blac . lavender, red. romper. : Downey said, “that the proceed- r . . ‘ ‘ i ings in connection with the closing Also in white, with drop stitch top design and colored fibre silk ‘ ; condition of.at least one other iarce . . , . acts laces. e Rollins Shop for women, Second yypitee the prices of these Socks will) bank in Kansas City deemed wor- 610 to 618 Washington Avenue. , > arixnr le hy of the confidence of the pub ird Floor.) 7 be regularly 2oc. i Children’s Hosiery Shop—First Floor Tiegistered and Covvright 1975 | ie 1; 1 31C., “Second—No lawful meeting of = ee = — —- — —'ithe board of directors of the baakx | was called and no lawful action cf! " i bola the board was ever taken in con- | : ? > ; Handsome Bedspreads—A Feature in isin een) Spring S Smartest Hats Trust Co The Diamond Jubilee penton of te ane ams Are Presented in a Timely Selling at if the ban] In the absence of at | At Extraordinarily Low Prices eee cees to. were ' ing the existence of facts which HK Blanket Shop had made extensive preparations.for the Diamond vote tag alienate tenet. Jubilee, which include several groups of Bedspreads at unusual] ler to take possession, such pos- | low prices. Women will enjoy seeing this display of Bedspreads that ne te Sagelalage dla RD er oe suggest interesting, decorative schemes for the bedroom. Al] these \|directors or the stockholders, yet | items bear prices special] for the Diamond Jubilee. |had the Finance Department taken such possession, the stockholders ‘would have had an opportunity to protect their property by voluntary | - Krinkle Bedspreads and Sets arseasmgnt or other action which i would Wave restored ttre bank to a Colored Krinkle Bedspreads and gts in jacquard stripes with scalloped edges and scivent condition. Under the AC- | . 4h | 4 tie i ; tion forced on the bank such privi- utecorners. These Bedspreads are especially desirable because they do not wrinkle a ie fh oon easily, launder so well, and do not require ironing. In cream and rose, cream and "‘Teath. The contract undee! blue. cream and gold. ‘Twin and double bed sizes. which the Commerce Trust Co took possession of the assets of the Size 72x108 Inch Spread at $4.00 Size 72x99 Inch Set at $4.75 Midwest Reserve was signed with- | Size 90x108 Inch Spread at $4.75 Size 90x99 Inch Set at $5.50 pean eee eee tnen the stockholders of the Midwest companw and it is safe to say that | ‘4 . . 7 have been | Seamless Printed Bedspreads re openiv made bv Tinance Commis- Most attractive are these new Printed Pedspreads in combination color effects: sioner Bilmxhes that uniess the ac- Pretty for the cottage bedroom. Rose, blue? gold, lavender. tion then ufider consideration, or action of a l¥ke nature, should he | 81x102 at $2.25 90x108 at $3.75 SGML Wink tenis Seek scikl tek permitted to open its doors the fol- & R RB lowing morning. (Tt was then ored a On eds reads somewhere in the neighborhood of 7 y p 9 to 10 o'clock p. m. Sunday night) , and the directors would be prose- | Jacquard striped Bedspreads in plain color Rayon that will harmonize with bed. nen ar Ra | | i room color schemes. Blue, rose, gold and lavender. Sizes for twin and double beds. “At Mercy of Committee.” 72x108 at $9.50 90x108 at $11.50 | ME Whe eusbation of tes he Com- Bianket Shop-—Thim Floor eontract under which t} ° - ex Baking ‘ merce Trust ‘'o Took possession | yt never recely e¢] The voluntar. Afp- ' ’ > , en “er Nae: a ila gegen — roval of the stockholders of the a I hes . ‘ " > > ? wat or. indee: of ; lawf ty | | : . = D o- in ae 3 Two Self-Draining Tubs of $15 Retail Value '**. °". 850 otk ees j ’ eautl ao . board of directors . ; kable by heat, | Inset | i ) ' is sa belief that the wreck- | Th Petite Mode 250 new Spring Hats — heavy nickel-plated . ing of the Midwest Reserve never; Cc " from our Millinery Th Picture Mode es nes. : TTS, could have been consummated but ; : e ; bee vrex glass inset in : eS. through the medium of the Kan- Those tiny brimless affairs : Salon and Chapeaux +) a iner who made exhaustive exam- 1RcA : ju, SONNENFELDS > oe . , ° . inations of the business of the = - ; Lilectric Shop —Basement

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i ee f a 7 a. ._ ee sees sss CTRANSATUNTICAR ———— : = St doulsdigcs, DULQUN BOLE MENL | Sea es aa New Patlerns in TRAVEL FORESEEN « , 4 Filene Also Predicts Ocean © . > ; Vovace in Near Future at . ; > ? a 3 ; { iE ite « Mile. ; ' € 4 Men’s and Young Men's i ' i 3000 New Spring | q; Paper ry fren’ a’ te the Tort-D epatch o " is ) : : | ’ DRESS . Pe = was heard e yo:ce - a “Ah , 8 } ~ f ’ t bs re? 4 SA ene rresident ©: ¢- “4 ; é ion, |} e's Sone C of Bos ; : : mF nr. tn e-cate prediction of air- @ 4 és aa Ee eewesa the United! @ \ Including 300 Sample Dresses and Che Stove fox ‘(| ie Cy nt bi % : » @ e ® a . Mn de} ee lee > |1000 Extra-Size Dresses. Pretty New ; e ee tt | e@ and even soone STea S Le ric A - : : q eee eee oe 2 me Dresses, in Practical Styles for spring | Special for the men who want to dress | hei ee cdecs ot 87 0 62; Summer Wear. ta. -Each Suit aan -~ a. or ——_—_— sat Milene éaid he spoke enly after a 325 Flat Crepe Dresses well but economically. Lach su ‘mn | a a horough investigation for the ® \ si Re ee a a two pairs of trousers—a good quality JS i - 2 | C , 4:3 if. Recs. ese the Amer-i AaeET 297 Satin Canton Dresses Suit, offered at this specially low price. r . ] KS eee rary ea a a i Ahi e . a : epee Seem a or ; 150 Canton Crepe Dresses . . : ; ‘ ecn* er . © ef a3. er. , ——— . Vie aid Filene. + | ° ah . will be of great ben.fit te mail. & i i 465 Satin Dresses ..... Each - cclers or bik. @ ‘ ce tpl pmailageaneeigtiereeneg | Te SS git 345 Printed Crepe Dresses With -— @ ) | t mot for many years s peor rinte p Two | $2.98 Satin Canton ic fares be wv in reacn ' a = 4 s " 4 es : ° . | es wresiction| ian 226 Knitted Crepe Dresses ..... Pairs e Spring shades o1 *hat in the near future.ocean trave ° 7 rousers i oc ; wide se eo cotta &e es ae will be possible at $125 for the @ 378 Jacquard Crepe Dresses .... | 3 . $2.98 Flat Thread a round trip. The lowest present * . a fore j= $155. Today- we have what , M Sprin shades, e) te =A ed the ‘white-collar third- @ 483 Flannel Dresses Tee ee i eee Pe Regu! iar > Ze Si _ 54 to 42, and extra size Suits. ¥ es pau ‘ile 40 . em modatione rmer) - 3 . Os : > : *, ak liiitesess trattc ° 331 Twill Dresses ‘ton ae Petes a. English eg in the new shades and patterns. % nEenreneee ane sectricted to} — : $1.49 a terans and Pr sp a Ss 2 biut Sana rit ; | » area a ay - ‘ . makeshift the future we W om n’s | $1.49 Printed Kimona 8 Sees’ shine | wit C7 SAM | | $1.60 Brocade Satin D 2 wll ” Tie ena The: ot a 3 36 iD. wide oer e entree - on Sona — pe $1.00 to $1.59 an $1.69 Chiffon Taffetas— ae ‘ fi tags . Childr n's i: blue. In short lengt a ” ear i heestqn Gen John ‘ ‘ Yi seasonable ma- } ’ 3 + eff ed kid and combination and two-tone § —s > rs hes ¢ ° . sin South America, Gen. John @ and large H eS = &. , , ee : oe “es Oliver stv les m solid shades _— eI wr effects All stees in the | childs 5 to giris or be » in he newest color: a4) ] Pershing to'd the Chicago Asso- 1. | } teriais OF straw ani ad- cere.tene effects: sp! endia valines at this lot from o &. in This 18 an exeeption v no ee ni maar b ] ocks and all vin qnmiditiicids . anusually low pric No Phone, Mail or C. O. D. Orders * , | a af vcore ap se Persh: ns i ¥ Spring colors. ( Bargaia ent—Nugents ) 7 x i ( Basement—Nugests.) ™ (Bargain 7 : Heavy Seamless Axminis ie SSeS ae | eee 7) oe e international! com sion which é -. athe - a Seer ee nen var 1 SU ee Teens trie oie. oe Phone Orders Take ER's | sicvs"oh sister’ oom Pt | - ve im an attempt tovadjust the & Wonderful Savings o : mn" © | for brightening up Hig — P| |) 20% ¢0 60% on Every Thursday Night—Call aay ® |" * — Seeth America is entering urcn | ® Article.’ Truly One of the - Olive 4521X—Olwe 492 > 9x12 Axminister”R te of men,” said Gen. Pershing Greatest Aluminum Sales Rugs In an assortment of can x Nawhere else are there suc “a est patterns eautiful co él mising opportunities fer our We Have Ever Held y me ee ae Dive, taupe } 0 Sie a: inno Pan-American brotherhood Ths > 5) esihilities of the futur : 3 4 a . Ox Lies Feonemic exchange of goods } s0iG SOAs LOngowe™ by exchange « ira ——— = : ; h; : enameled surface. Neat « ' i side h «iA ew Patina | "he aedeo AS = * bate Nia sd cate OS a ee a oP iad ee 5 3093" eS eee ee mn ~ —— f { carpet pattern. Every i SN ECONOMY ALUMINUMWARE | ECONOMY ALUMINUMWARE | _ ee eee Schools in the ed = PARZEINUWARE ae - fa 0 Se — =| 5) S | | Ht pe We should encourage the VOT 4 = NAN o3\\ hl ; , ; Be tendency of sons of South Amert- 2 # , » ie can parents to attend our colleges, | E tr Selli a \ = uw | 3 ‘ ; eh returning to their own countries xtra ir : Ord | #4 fied with the spirit ot caaeton Space . ST.Ltovurs = , oraaue — Fe: : ie — . rl : : if MARQUIS OF QUEENSBERRY ee Sperial « | wa Sp z ee a | : : ney immadiatety = & Sam tt Bargain Squares Nb | 4 es —8- -§- ss. t ; <= ; ={8\= Upon Receipt ; | : i ASKS FOR A DIVORCE Assure Quick re * =) | a. ~ ll : a — = ~ While Quantities “ e |. ? | eis Names Canadian Pinancier—Lat- Service parm err ee nee —_—~ é. Ld F ters Wife Also Dile« a FPe- - - - —_ = 4 ca). titien in Lomdon : ' ' ti Ee o6 a. arverce : . | | | } STEELS Stereuts of Queens. | Regular 49c to 85c Values | Regular 89c to $1.49 Values Regular $1.25 to $2.25 Values ’ . herfy aca net his wife. nan ing Sir : pe gas aaa yng 4 ze flames MH. Dunn. a Canadian finan- er. as eno-respondent. appeared e lise of 659 undefended peti- to be heard during the com Many Items Not Illustrated . surt seeeione wh! was pud- io today. Lady Tourn also filed tion, which likewise was un efended All Reducec All High-Grade Ware | 3-qt. Saucepans 6-qt. Preserve Kettles. 8.qt. heavy Dishpans. ae $16 to $2¢ 3-qt. Preserving Kettles. 6.qt. Saucepans »-Gt. Teakettles. Deliveries 3-.qt. Stewpans oat Ginsiie Mellie 3-qt. covered Convex Kettles. 3-qt. Pudding Pans. _ nO l0-qt. Preserve Kettles. Made 3-qt. Convex Kettle with cover 6-qt. Dishpans. 31-5-qt. Percolators. One ft 3-qt. Mixing Bowls 2-qt. double Boilers 4-qt. Water Pitchers. ne t© 3-qt. Colanders d 3-pce. Saucepan Sets. Large 3-pe. Saucepans, 12 in Three Days 3-qt. Vegetable Strainers. 3-qt. Water Pitchers. 12-qt. oval Dishpans. From Date S-in. heavy Fry Pans. 11,-qt. Percolators. 5-qt. Windsor Kettles. i Sal 3-qt. covered Bakers. 10%.-in. round Roaster 10-qt. Water Pails. e e Large Bread Pans. 6-qt. Convex covered Saucepans. 6-qt. Colanders. 3-qt. Convex cov ered Saucepans 6-qt. Convex covered Preserve Kettles i2-:n. heavy round Roasters. Also Several Extra-Large Pieces at Low Prices Dresses mai silk, crepe sat chine, and Potr all the wanted : only one of a k Sizes for Misse: The action of Nature's Remedy (we Tablets) is more natural and thor ough. The .effects will be a revele- tion —you will feel so good. Make the test. You will apprecate this difference. , : —— ee ee a 2 e , Leed Fer Over iP dawey Poo 16 to 4 Chips off the Old Block ad ——— eo ae The seme NR —in ome thirt doees 69c re - 69- ru —— eeady «<ceted. Fer children and afults ‘R te Rasemenrt—Vegents ) “ : ie . SSSSSSSSSSSTSST TS SSSS RSET SSSR SS ESE SSIES ST Se eee ees sass

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APRIL. Te i986. mA Bee Ru, i ; fae Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,00) MORE C13 frenlaiion than BOL othe atin a COMBINED CT ye COT TYSPATCH ee es a - _ — — _— — -~ - — p= — _ ~ es - — a 7 - —_ _—— - es — . — a 7? pres eeenene | Open a Charge -Account—It Always rae fo a at Nugents | |= ses nee 8 8 UU S'S , | ss ee a —— a a’ 28 8 8 88 Serer 12 Beautiful Silk :! gligees: lanev Georgette ove \ a | | iengraved Ink Prints 2 tite 7 drapes, with ostrich fe Shee trimmings; satin back crepe dle ‘ For Kitchens and chines, beautifully draped kimozettes, baronet satins, silk Price , . tatfetas with lace trimming; also pretty Breakfast Coats : sv Pa og Bath Rooms A Rol] ; and imported silk hand- cubreidered Japanese kimonos in \ 7 beautiful designs. (Third Floor—Nugents.) 6 (Fourth Fleer—Vuagents.) | e New Pallerns in yo ‘ | Varnished Tile and | 1G on 452 x . isinmed cade ry BA Ref me - In every new Spring O oe ? : : i X44) "he erunds. ‘ - ive 4 9x12 Axminister a. 4-Yard-Width Linoleum : : pattern and. color ing. | food, ! M4 ualitw of Axt sie! Printed Linoleum of good, heavy , - Rugs nan assortmer et the new Quality Will fit any room without . . . ieamecerns. Beau : a seam. In ail desired patterns and ONS Ms | Extra-Wide Window Shades iu olorings, $1.19 value Re ge wat. 2 tan and rose Square vard. ; R&c fe Pal ; \ These Shades are made of fine quality Super-Tex shade cloth and ees a = Sizes for men of all builds — regulars, stouts, slims and short. ruara! teed rolle _ $12.00 9x12 “area Squares 1) Rea ¢8-tnch ae cn 2 $7 .00 ‘00 | Gold Seal Congoleum Squares without borders Heavy @ -_ > k¢ ye’ i } jf mn © leadir olors enameled surface Neat selection of Dutch tile, block and $ [22 1% = mi Aas carpet patterns Every Rug perfect Mitte ated as nr’. Mail or Phone Orders - Filled. = - ~ 4 ‘ , , (Second Filoor—N ugeats.) (Third Fioor—N agents.) (Third Floer—N ugents.) j _ : PSE ite, Pr * AANA FAD te Mw Sa “eat - vous, * Samples and Odd Lots Reduced Especially for Friday We Have Gone Through Our Second Floor Ready-to-Wear Stock and Have Taken All Samples and Odd Lot Garments Out of Our Regular Stock and Reduced Them to Such Prices That They Will All Sell in One Day ary DRESSES | COATS SUITS All Reduced From Our Higher Priced Ranges Wonderful Values at These Prices Wonderful Ensemble and Tailored Suits $16 to $20 Values | $25 to $30 Values $20 to $25 Values $30 to $40 Values $30 to $40 Values | $50 to $60 Values 12 10 15 24 24 9 wnse nb eS O ‘Veen ional Coats of novelty material, Potret ae waeemne Ens i = pu yeey charmeen. twillibloom, Can- . . : - &. . 4. . cY “7 = . ‘ - =. . 7 twills, Dresses made of faille | An endless variety of up-to-the- Coats suitable fo sport in mmeia sracheen = _— Sat! and value. Coats of twills, silk : ton Crepe, silks. In colors of Aqua- silk crepe satin crepe de minute stvles in these 312 Dresses. and dress \\ ear. In excellent : Poiretscheen a t , newes est t' modes t\ eeds. faille and flannel. marine rust. - blonde, wood. navy. a ee | ris ins, er de qualtv of velva suede of fashion: straightline, flared models *: <7. tan and black chine. and Poiret twills. In Made of crepe-satins, crepe pUalt, : 1 : 1 ’ tailored. two-tone effects, and fur With all-silk and silk and Each coat can be worn peneee™: . ; = P . ints. striped crepes qdgownvy weave, TWills, | an- | trimmed or with. borders Wanted 7 - , ach dress can be worn separat all the W anted colo “. Many | chine, ee _ . a Vea HE ee, | ghades of chile, gingersnap, wigwam cloth dre: Ses. All the new Together you have fashions latest Georgettes—beaded, lace-trimmed, nels and manZaneia. 1} sand rosewood spring shades. Also tallored Aecree—the Ensemble Suit. Included folds and button trims. heautiful shades. giz Sek ah daiaaes ss geen Mire on A | es for Misses and Women and boyish models. 14 to 50. Sizes 14 to 44. | All Sizes 16 to 50 (Second Fleor—‘ugeats) ~ iii fp ete eao eee eee eee eee ee fe ee ee ee ee ee ee athe toes — only one of a kind. Sizes for Misses and Women _. 16 to 42. Sizes 14 to 20 and 36 to 50 s Sizes 14 to 50. oe eee en ee ee ee ee ll wei \ see ees ee eee nee eau e Eee ewe eee eee eee _— oan - « : :

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED u : ik i MDD ie | secede (NOT NOW EMPLOYED) : a (,roup of Seasoned Nays Fly- Wanted at Once ers Will Handie Craft on ; Last Dash to Pole. Must be exceptionally experienced in . sellin uu" omens } igh-grade CO \ | ~, Rx Teased Wire From the New a SUITS. DR ESSES Ri | SES. ~ \\ KA ir. York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch 3 Ie ERS, HOSIER), ETL. NEW YORK, April 16.—When Kh the MacMillan expedition pushes Bit BD Ben ona 2 « : ' | ve ~ 1} ~ > = 1a on » , sT - Ss | 2 res te : fine quality athletic 2 FOR » previeiess aad ra | Union Suits of pin S$ 00 ihe fie Phgratats checked materia! ° — ; Sleeveless. knee-length stvies. Sizes 36 to 46. ; . s lessened head resistar £3 reaced farn-ard ~vieib — I i visibilit: ' : r * ead ") ~nrea t 2-Trouser . SUITS ie and TOPCOATS EXTRAORDINARY VALUES AT ONLY — English models in al! the new Spring colors Others are more con servatively styled: Both Suits and Topcoats are of high-grade woolens and very well made. Ex ceptional values—every one! - ‘ . - é % > ? #1, Peh + ) | at age ~~ ap of ~ ere oa — oo * ~e — é ONE-DAY SALE! FRIDAY ONLY! Boys’ 2-Pants Suits VALUES TO $:2.75 Se ee ‘ “ = = r Chee ~ 2 i oe “_—« $-~ - : . every single and $5.99 - for $2.45, or, each Madras Shirts of excellent quality. Collar - attached styles Guaranteed tast colors. $7.19 y Sizes 12 to 14%. 3 for $3.45, or, each | eeeepen 634 Hose ........ 35e . Or 3 pairs for $:.00. Solid fancy tops. Good quality lisle Sizes 64 to 9 Headquarters for ADLER-COLLEGIAN CLOTHES — SCHMITZ & SHRODE Washington at Eighth 1# You See It in a Schmitz & Shroder Ad. It's True ¢ > os ; ‘ _ PqQuin? a. > mt. 4 ; a af : 74 3 . j . . ic Its. \ | te ‘a J —a - + —— — . urde: Shenherd. but has not heen carved wv ft . +) rr ind -“?— ™ ar * I* A , claimed a — co ae. —— 5 ‘« er hn a 4 fé $ f er *yn? Fer?) « k ~*~ | a’ ea YY + sSs is cr ay and placed = , us filed gene L. M ‘(,ar i attorne who said he t isa ren and tax YY t s2\er The rTyer i” ‘7m ser forth > 1a + = g . take care a } nm are ails he.nge boarded a : it the expense of the — 4 earring is scheduled for ney pi 2 ~~ . ; coal = ia ~oe + - ~ . ’ -@e - "268 ww 47 4) x . Apr 14 . r ‘fa . = _ ° _ ef Azo A Ss nis | o \ rg 's Mrnner? e a Md ers Xar Apr 5;— im = . — ’ - a “ ~~ ™ . rn ax ~ . etta ft | ar cr e = Frree > ing . a far aco = rr = P) wee hae - : : x @ am kx ~~ » . : — ’ and z . : - - 4 | $500 800 in ¢C.old Stolen in Veer 7. . at —_ . sa . 4 ; > ra "= | ~ ’ \\ rt ns ; “ “| ‘ ~ my = The POW!-LISPATCM w the ony st _oule evening mewopaeper aivivng Associated Press news irvikca. a | % S ‘CLUB TO GIVE MINSTREL SHOW **'s —_—_——— under Will Be Presented Saturday at Webster Groves Armory. The Jesse w L. Gaynor Choral Club of Webster Croves will present, at the Webster Groves Armory, Saturday evening, their second annual minstre! show. | men's division of the opens at obtained Armory vear's show is + —_ ’ : e a i te toa iated | reas - “a the direction of George Ra-| “KANSAS CITY, Mo.. April 16 ' . . . —_— ° 4 ° Miller Dean Charlies F. Curtiss of lowa vold, assisted by Leo C Rosenberg and Alvin ill take part. tenor, Wi being put on) Ames Dean Is Hart in Car Crash. Ned (sTriesedieck and Chester. Merton ll sing. The performance, motor car in which he $:30 p.m. Tickets may be! near Hickmar Mills, at the Webster Groves | struck by another car, whese erty: box office. er did not stop. A ri ee Ta . ‘s“A as af - . esterday when 7 was riding Mo. was State College. verely injured =x § P ° ; An American walnut Suite in charmingly Nine-Piece handled two-tpne finish. Extension table inches wide. Dining-Room Suste = = = 3 Ninth and Washington 4 A nniversary ECTIA Le Remarkable for both design and decoration. measures 42X54 Chairs (one armchair and five straight chairs) have tapestry seats. Serving table to match is priced additionally. Special Anniversary Sale price for nine-piece Suite Free Books Plen your cuting from picteres. These Union Pacif- ic books are brim- ful of interesting and valuebic vace- tien infeormetien, including maps — routes end every- thing you went to know. Youre for the asking. -| Te AT 33°70 DISCOUNT Suits 73 Off All Ensembl Now Priced From $ SUIT SECTION ¢ + ¥3 Offi—95 Silk and Cloth Ensemble Costumes, $25 Up ™ DRESS SECTION >.» HIS offer includes: White Ensemble Suits rit] et? thera She : } eh eh : > keds ‘ : 7 : : tay ‘4 i : . : 2% ie q Ph :*? : 4 say te J : i? ; and all lighter models in the advanced fash- ions for late Spring and Summer wear. A//] Ensem- ble Suits from $99 up. 95 silk and cloth Ensem- ble costumes from $25 to $250 (Georgettes only Ensemble Surt 4 +) ‘ w ! >) = > > ~~ > ST HOON \s \4 (fF ARLAND excepted). INC COSTUME ENSEMBLES rt : ta feta e | i eer ‘ ; ory Fe: } r] TN ie $7 5 atk FT. - ‘ (php: 2 iw S “ [eee IN DRESS SECTION ee sa). iY ae _ r " ; d iv, bbe eed we $s 1-11-13 BROADWAY and 410-12-14 SIXTH ST2 Color it New + 7 Just Dip to Tum Garments, Draperis Beautiful home dyeing and t is guaranteed with Diamond Just dip in cold water to tint delicate shades, or boil to dre permanent eolors. Each ‘1. package contains directions so ple any wWeman can dve or tin genie, silks, ribbons, skirts, » You know what wonde work teachers are doin guard the of ch — directed by able physici and nurses. Over thirty-four thousanc these devoted teachers | training children to use L buoy Health Soap. Each ch —nearlytwo million—keep home a fascinating Lifebx W ash-up = ich ma a game o ~ gold stars to eae ma tect record. Mothets co- crate, for these charts entir change the atticude of c dren towards washing 1 bathing. W hy do you suppose tea ers, Health Commission: Mayors and millions of s ‘ible mothers have this ent siastic faith in the protect ot Lifebuoy? | The new cleanness convinced them Dirty hands—the kind of vou can see—are conv: SFr ome

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TTT RED A APRIL 16, 1929. Trip From St. Louis ver, Colorado Springs, blo ky Mountain National es) Park. t Yellowstone ( Yellow. National Park). Four and one- ays motor trip in the park, ns at hotels $54.00, et campe Denver to Rocky Mountain 50. ar City, Utah (Southern National Parks). Four-day trip Zion Nationa) Park, Cedar on, including accommodations de trip to North Rim, Grand il cost. irtland, Tacoma, Seat- Vancouver, B. C. 200 miles “g scenic Columbie River. Bide wetone and Rocky Mountain pmall additional expense. n Francisco, Los An- «. One wey via Kensas . ver,Ogden—returning th trips to Zion, Yellowstone and lational Parke at email) eddi- ‘cuit Tour of the West, on Pacific to Portland, ref] a mer to San Francisco, retarn- Jgden or vie Los Angeles and ste may be reversed. Includes = ado Springs without ertre sweetend Callfornte on sale defiy, to Vellowstone, June 1 to Septem- nte June | to Beptember 30. Btop- ste. Fine! return limit October &i. lustrated books, wmdicating region i Agt.. Union Pacific Syetem change Bide. 611 Olive Bt. ~ Phones Olive 1804-§—. permanent colors. Each 15-cent ckage contains directions so sim- gerie, silks, ribbons, skirts, waists, Color it New with “Diamond Dyes” Just Dip to Tim or Boil to Dye Garments, Draperies, - Everything! Beautiiul h¥me dyeing and tinting | dresses, thing new. Buy ‘‘ Diamond Dyes’’—no other kind—and tell vour druggist whether ‘the material vou wish to color le any woman can dye or tint lin-| wool or silk, or whether it is linen, cotton, or mixed goods. _ — - _ La etl OO a -—_— -— -— | , coats, stockings, sweaters, | / draperies, coverings, hangings, every- —.¢, Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 397,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other eventing newspapers COMBINED | ler. notorious bank robber who'! was extradited to New York and S5-vear serrtence | I now is errving a His tranefer was asked by Chief | af Detectives Kaiser. who joined | Chief Gerk in stating that the choice of Sergeant Roach and that af. Sermeant Maurice Muicahy to lead the gambling squad were di fected. as much ae bv their known abflitv. bw the fact that they were ahso! itels ineor ru pt nie Tt’ wa he | nia lal he th Soulard T)yiat, ° gore A Teter oe Sergea ne Rohert Cr Qe art. ; —— ae eee ee ' ’ 2 CAPTAINS OF / POLIGE ASSIGNED TO NEW POSTS ST. LUuid Pua -UlsrAal oh 1) — SON NENFELDS 610 to 618 Washington Avenue F RIDA Y—A Super Effort in Dress-Underselling Crepe Satins Crepe de Chines Flowered Chiffons New Figured Silks Georgelle Ensembles ~at a & VAN Fy 5 Pe > Gxaniside NEW DRESSES Paris-+In spired Modes reat Deal Less than Actual Wort. \ 73 . ee as . ‘ ~ . ~ z > “ 4 ¢ Pp ates ‘ eu “ ~ » - /~ \ af ies s : - ‘ ' oo Pere ers, a e~ —_ -— |?) et . seem —_— > Ge **e.= ~. ®e, mae : &. «Oe. “6 tear PRESENTATION of advance .Spring and Summer Dress modes for daytime and evening, so su- perior in quality, so versa- tile in scope, so new in styl- ing that this underselling is in reality a demonstration of the merchandising skill : of this institution. | (Dreas Shop—Fourth Floor et

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~~y Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulatiot 1 than the morting and one other evening newspaper COMBINED APRIL te sek SPRL . 16,393 EE > a ee ae ——$$ a Choice of 1000 Silk Blouses ‘Who Want the Best « Should § fane fryant Sixth and Locust Sts. fF; — = - ** ~~ ‘2s ; eirmenyv ,or cne a ° ec 7 nd rial of Spencer Jordan. # nar far the mur ero’ Pa man | n . oni trates *henbihis: whet “ef 3d: Extra Special, Fri ‘ ced a # wits ” > P a onfessio | Seckaa teams vo Deere IN Lovely Sp: ~ Sergeants Vage: and Lesyna when *¥ s a a a aa e ? s ficers were ning him ¢t : \ Beautiful ‘>, c 4 ; ret ir ~ i. ae rom New CUrlieane - - \ S ‘ ? d 3 ; e 4 aug Poss seek owt | ) 10- eeeesen 1] Navy Combinations ~ All Suit Shades Before the first defense yit- , ness was called. Freeman Martin 00 00 rn pte ‘ negor attorney who is defending Regular Sizes ° : and Practically ff % Tordan. stated he exnected to pr = = . ‘ eeeee#8e?es : pe - > Pas ' - - Ber that Patrolman Jeremiah riynn and a Few | Ev ery Light and ag 3 who was with Finn on the nisnt 4 | x of the murder, approached Jordin. |} Extra Sizes | : Dark Coloring said k ‘em up.” and be : All Overblouses Except a Limited Ses ae ee wt Number of Tunics at $10 and Up ¥ » meelf asc e a ’ s ake » c - own defense late this afterneon Fvewitnecs accounts of i _ oliver battle. in which Finn was e Printed The Dresses Crepe, $rs Georgettes, Ca > i and two other policemen wounded by Jordag. were fc r Chines. Canto from he witness stand vesterd Highly Desir- beads, ermbroic Lie lohn Fleming of Ele able for developed in - Distr Fatr an Firnn Street. Dinner Velours and nd Willia Ro who with Dance. styles. n ? a e Tne +? @ tT r ~~ te Other —_ — - A GOOD \ P 7 neh . . ~ : ‘ . le ‘ . ’ , a -sisned from the force two years iron BRobbit+. who said he wrote a = _ al +h ~ ~~. fe = - eport of we shooting after av- a ee ee ey one To remember. Star Squar te ak is halen Pin : ; auto requirement at a geci oe Take the famous ptne hot springs baths yews ae See oe sures the in your own home —start tonight : G oOO0O D EVERY day more world over and take menera!l baths On approaching the negroes and more people dis- Men and women take these bath: } ALL COR an, who, with Bob nd Finn cover this easy way to lose weight, improve their health, WEATHER . i eee aa Sane to reduce. Pime hot and to rejuvenate the entire body. ’ ee ee springs baths at home Saentife research determined the 30x35 Clincher fficers.” Bobbitt testified With have come to be the most effective ingredients and the out answering Jordan drew his re = thing.” These baths roper strength in such muneral All vy ther T er and began firing. B = ~— « have taken off from aths. To these were added oil of | 4 ea rea ee ee eee ee , formula, SAN-I-SAL, protected by 31x4 §.S. $14.65. ¥ itness After fring his ifth dies ) - home patent. ‘ ; Jordan ran through the alley, es- i As you know, thousands of people A San-I-Sal bath is therefore a 32x4 =. S. $16.75 “tages b. gros on - serge leet ane go every year to health resorts the ~f3: better treatment than a natural ; | | p thdanagh92 toe oa . —— springs bath of sm:lartype. And vou , can take 1t mm vour own bathroom. ~ Tieut. Fleming and Patrolman -_ = on ~~ +s F care or ratine ee . ~™ YN = & a ca , x itmesses Many people have taken off Sa atr : inn. str . pores agra magnons 2 to 5 pounds in one bath mp = gE in ® street near You merely pur San-ESal mre vour her hath. ia ei ve i Anas ! PI REE ea ga gs Ir dessolves queckiv. mring the water bene- . Jerdan escape os ~ Socal wenght-reducmmg propernes. As vou ‘*e 2 the two policemen were s bathe, enjoying the tragrant aroma of pine ! questioned closely by Freeman \ woods, the pores of vour enmre bod, be Stewart Martin. negro attorney for Jordan > opened and their penr-ap wastes poured our. —-- —_— — + Sp eedometers regarding the 4irections in which After the bath you'll sleep with the sound- Seta the reef er nts eae they had fired during the exchange 4 ness of a child. Regular $13 of shots, apparently for the pur- a The following da~ you'll feel vears younger. gy che bedy, and oid & of chee tend, egal Valuer $10.95 pose of attempting to show that he gr - In 4 - % a’ ha 0. reductng +4. errerecus nstru “tione haa heer aniy tart tod zy —take thus re- a oar piven te the Sery. Serdan’s com. ¢ucmg course—warch your igure regan panion. Henry Page. charred isint. ts stem, youthéal Imes of beanry. 'y with Jordan. pleaded cuilty ¢- : murder in the secord deren ‘pad ow. ‘ Ss Was scer*erced +n 754 years ‘or the Ww D. to. ae 3 wer@er and WS wears fee o. norte, (GUARANTEE We guarantee to refund your entire purchase price if your a. - ee * when sal . _ « a beries in Whi e was im frst San-I-Sal bath does not reduce weight from 2 to 5 pounds. , 0 ated He ‘s row "> Prleconr siete ‘ie MOTE TO DEALERS: Weer fer tafermanion, prices dispiaws, ex. to Safes Depe. Sem!Saf Laboraserien, inc. 323 Madiase Aca. New Yort Prince Arrives in Nigeria. , : ¥ ee a San-I-Sal is for sale at all good drug counters P-i--e a? Wa os earrived Sere : oe even a rousing welcome by the , . | ae

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(if ,)) ) cy \\ : 7 ))? if You ‘ i sizes “ . “ih rroup ' 1 — ! t)) LORS ¥ i? ' Pastels f Prints i) Black ; } Shite i : ( Navy . . binations ) > 4 uit Shades ) (i? ractically § i Light and Coloring sinsnrirnens order stor rherr panenrts. can poasbly be rural moneral sales mbuned with al of he thinks of Sa rromers who have syroucyr. Com aeage. Prien 52.08, to the San acne Wadhinar The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 07,000 MORE CilTY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED —— OUT WOMEN- Who Want the Best and Wish to Economize ; | Should Shop in the- |fane Bryant Bx Sixth and Locust Sts. fviny rroce Extra Special, Friday! Sizes 39 Poiret Twill $15 7: nr ee a The : ¢ . 7 | | Printed The Dresses Crepe, $15 Geongettes, Canton Crepes, Chines, Canton Crepes Highly Desir- BARGAIN ASEMEN TS RBARGAIN \ BARGAIN PRICE, DAY. to 56 Lovely Spring-Frocks Beautiful New Coats Sizes 39 to 56 Suedecne Stitch Trim, $15.00 Embroidered Georgette, €15 illustrations portray a few of the styles, but they do not re- veal the wonderfully fine quality. of Beaded and Embroidered, Printed Crepe de trimmings consist of beads, embroideries, fine pleatings. The Coats able for developed in Twilline, Sports Mixtures, t Street. Dinner Velours and Polaires, featuring the newest Bh Dance. Styles. Ti — Other Dresses, $8.00 to $25.00 ___|WANTS THE COURT 10 ~ Wife of Man Missing Seven Years Sues to Collect $1000 in Insurance, — —- ————EE ————————— of has Mathilda Smoltfk Thirteenth street Mrs South peti- ‘her husband, Rudolph M. Smolik; legally dead, so that she may chl- | lect $1000. insurance on his life. Marly in 1918,-Mrs. Smolik says in her petition, Smolik was held : ‘and robbed of his gold watch. 'man was arrested—Mrs. Smolik re- ‘fers ‘to the man as a jand was identified by the robber. On April 13, 1918, fore the preliminary hearing of the ‘robbery case was to be held, Smo- lik left his home to go to the Mis- where }souri Pacific freight office, he was emploved as a clerk, and ‘he was not seen thereafter, the | wife says. Mrs. Smolik’s belief is thag her ‘husband was murdered to keep | him:-from testifving in the robbery There was no reason why should leave home, she says, and she declares he was a steady young man of regular habits. The insurance policy, in the Sovereign Camp of the Woodmen of the | World, was taken out six | before the ‘ance. ‘CITY INSTITUTION HEATLESS WHEN ENGINEERS WALK OUT o— --—- - ~— Three Employes at Home for Fee- ble-Minded Quit After Fire- men Are Discharged. The municipa] Home for Feeble-Minded, on_ Bellefontaine road, is without hé@at,today as a’ |result of a walkout of its three engineers, who quit yesterday when their firemen and relief ireman were discharged. Eugene Rillet, in e of citv heating. had decided to dispense with the services of the four firemen ause the warm 'weather had made it possible for the three engineers, working on eight-hour shifts, to heat The home is heated bv an oil-burning plant. Rillet had ' decided the | handle the firemen’s work, | consists of letting oil into burners a few tir day. that the engineers have qujt, | is going to put the problem’of heat- (‘ing the pla up to Chairman Her- tenstein or tbe Efficiency Board. CIRCUIT COURT IN RECESS FOR GARESCHE FUNERAL Former Associates on Bench Serve as Honorary Paiibearers at i case. he years the three a chief enginer rhare ‘ lar her the stitution. the nes a Now To remember. auto requirement at a e w. x | Square Always Sells for Less.”’ ALL WEATHER 1 30x3:; Clincher HAL Weather Tread ALL FIRST Qu Al, i 3354 | 32x4'- 33x44 34x41 Sale Price . $12.95 | $14.65 | $16.75 30x3'5 S$ 3lx4 SS. » S: S. S. S. 32x4 S. Mlored dia! and Speed, trip Chevrolet, ia te BET. ELEVENTH © SEND US YOUR MAIL ORDERS 10° 6-Volt Stewart : Speedometers mer 815 + 910.95 m Wiieits . Fords. Newest type. $21.50 value ae SU PPLY CO. 4969 DELMAR EAST of KINGS HIGH RY A GOOD POINT! Star Square will supply your every ecided saving to you. years now, we have fulfilled this pledge, “‘The Star GOODYEAR ORD TIRES For 4 Rale Price S. $17.10 S. $22.50 S. $22.95 S. $23.45 Rubber Case STORAGE BATTERIES $12.45 Eighteen Months registers ; Bandard a the world $1.25 (,uarantce OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 8 O'CLOCK. S§St AADAYS. Services. The Circu Court was in recess | this morning, in its civil and crim- inal divisions, While the judges at- nde he funeral of Vital W. (jaresche. who served on the Clr- cuit bench from 1916 to 1922. The Federal Court was in recess until '11 a. m. by order of Judge Davis, a former colleague of Judge Ga- resche in the Circuit Court. @4 Judge Garesche'’s funeral was held at St. Roch’'s Catholic Church Waterman and Rosedale avenues, the Rev. Father Spencer officiat- ing. The Circuit Judges acted as rv) LOtit ‘rary pallbearers, CHARGES IN CASE OF MINISTER AND MANICURE DISMISSED | Counsel for the Rev. ‘ir. Johnson | arid Miss Elizabeth Lee Agree ' to Drop Complaints. of the of Cross-charges against | Johnson, ‘Avenue Christian C} | Miss Elizabeth emploved at City Polis nounced did their respe Mr. the father of Rev Tne William L, lillian and pastor lurch, Lee, a Club, e Court through wish to ‘ure dis- when Ina nit were rissed in today both at counse] they noT prose- tive complaints. Rev Ww married Johnson ho and crown Blue on March SOnsS, WAS Arrested at tne | Grass Hotel, 4040 Olive street, ‘complaint of Miss of Miss ] | pressed wu ithe point | threatened conver Lee on lleged he me sere a nweilco attentions of annovance and had hefore com her ing to is arrest Wife Tries to Fulfill ‘Death Pact.’ iof her husband, Char :who was killed at | Monday, by a endeavoring to fulfil! an agreement with him § fthat either died both would go to the! Krave together, according related by friends of Mrs. Caraway is in a | near death | poison. She and her husband pers | married only four months acd. . les Caraway, | Monett, ‘live’ wire. her part of to a story | the couple loca! hospital! | Pioneer Newspaperman Dies. . Snecial to the Post-Dispatch | HAYTI, Mo., April 18—Charles S. York, pioneer newspaperman idied heer yesterday of heart trou- i ble. ' . Nivers’ Stages at Other Cities. -_—- — ee — Half Soled with THE REST OAK LEATHER We Call for and Deliver rHONE NEAREST BRANCH '’s SHOES a \\\\A\W a & 7 ; 2000 Natives Homeless After Fire. | Ry the Associated Press | MANILA, April 16.—Two thou-| iscand natives were made homeless ¥ HOLD HUSBAND IS DEAD 11969 tioned the Circuit Court to declare | rangster— | Smolik as | five days be-| time of his disappear-| in- | engineers could easily ' which !- Rillet | peace disturb- | is | had . tn her during a telephone ’ By the A®eociated Press JOPLIN, Mo., April. 16 When | Mrs. Florence Caraway swallowed poison Tuesday following the death Mo.. | she wae | if | asa result of taking the | Pittabure. §3 feet. no chance. | | Cincinnati, 11.3 feet, a rise of 1.6. i Louisville. 9.1 feet, a rise of 1.2 | Cairo. 24.1 feet, a fall of .4. Mem- | phis, 18.1 feet, a fall of .1. Vicks- hure. 22.9 feet. a fall of 2. New| Orleans. 5.6 feet. a fall of .4. ; F ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH -_ ON TOOT Th ae (A EN r | dia Why Take a Chance? HYYt YOU ever stopped to consider the trouble and expense of getting duplicates of your valuable documents | in the event’ they were destroyed by fire, or stolen? | When you think it over, there is but one | conclusion—you should have a First National Bank Safe Deposit Box and get it without delay—to protect your val- uable papers, jewelry, heirlooms, etc. You can rent a private box of your own with St. Louis’ Largest Bank for only $5.00 a year. Consult us about it today— before something happens. SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT FIRST NAN. BANK 24 bpcaletamtiiiee SIZE AND IN SERVIC8B ‘PIRST IN —— ————— | by a fire in Cadiz, Occidental nevi small houses there today. The gro Province, Which destroyed 499' loss is estimated at $100,900. 69c Garden Rake or Hoe, Choice, 39¢ MEN'S AND BOYS’ CLASSY HIGH-GRADE ‘ARMY GOODS STORE, 10!" & Washington | . “Ss SSG Ss FASS / Wt.W Ue Ge -e@ SSC COG! ciatee ser egeteetearesecccaes- rte — "eenre Seeeeetecea. 4eeeer = soea SOSS8SO OF vee eoee '@ear e-*°8e8@ al 7 3 FOR’ The most startling Cap value in years. Thousands of new up-to-date Caps les men, young men and boys, all sizes. made of plain and fancy tight and dark all-wool materials, Including broadcloth and navy blue serge. Most all Caps are satin finished, lined and have genuine non-soll sweat- bands} more than 100 different patterns; tallored-made Caps of superior quality. Values up to $3. Friday and Sat- urday, Choloe 35c, 3 for $1.00 See them displayed in our main entrance show window. TENTS All Kinds and Sizes 20% to 30% Buy. Now and Save $15 Lawn ae §6TSARNEY'S ame §=| ARMY GOODS STORE| iO" é Washington $9.90 A res lot of Gem o nstratiae ’ Polar ag BROADWAY & 3 7 MORGAN SL WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS SSSSSSSSsssssessesnnssssssgSy -- “ \* Wonder ful , lot of very fine Princess Blepes in the newest bright eiaces pastes etc » harmonize with the Spring end fymmer dresses valuce 1 2 Lace Panels 2—-89¢ Aprons Big shipment of new Fine quality, high-grade q | (po ony hard — Lace Curtain Panels; 2% tive check patterns full. yards long; white and generous sizes; for ecru.@ Values up 2 for 2 to a buyer om BEOe ..4ieneue Silk Hose mercerized With lisle. tops, all perfect. Black and colors. Sizes 8% to 10. $1.49 value, special.. 2 Men’s UNION SUITS 2 Men’s Balbriggan UNION SUITS Childuen’s Otis Brand Union Sults ese collar-attached etyle wpercaie Arrowhead mercerized Shirts in a variety of emart Fine quality cheeked nain- sook; every garment cut full Athletic etyle. in checked Regular retail price 69c. Sizes Antie length with short nainsook with bloomer seat; 36 to 46. 2 te fsleeves’ sizes 36 to 46: ~ sizes 2 to S&S years. ae ete... 2 kttbaken Re values: special. Special... +e ser ennes 5 Pairs Men’s Shirts $1.59 SHEETS Men’s 29c Hose Men's high-grade neckband or Six9@ seamless full bleached double-bed size Sheets; all perfect brand-. 31 inches wide: blue and Very fine quality bleached . | seamless 36-inch pillow Tub white. wide stripes: firm ing. for pillowcases. Vards well woven Yards boleatera, etc.....«. for quality. fer Hiose in black and colors. new patterns all * perfect ed Sheets $1.59 value; Sizes 9% to 12, 5 Pairs sizes 14 to 17: values to $2. OBO cicvcccscactegenen : Special....... for Special. - oc 0 0 ie be ee Om 4 Yards 39c 4 Yards 35c 40c Bath Towels TUBING Awning Duck Big Bath Towels, Zix§2 inches, with woven white bar ders: bought at a big saving. and to be seid 2—95c Window $4.00 Shades) Lace Curtains Mill seconds of very fine Oil opaque Window Newest stripe mercerized cot- quality Lace Curtains, Shades, assorted colora. ton Broadcloth suitings «in ya yards long: many 36x72: regular: 95e value. latest shades. with bold pairs alike; white and Mill 2 for striking sport Yards ecru Ne es 5 CN seconds etripes .. +--+ +++ for 2 Yards 89c BROADCLOTH | 3 Yards 59c VOILES Yards 98c PONGEE “4 4 Yds. 35¢ Sateens Special! purchase of fine white Natural khaki tan Yard-wide fine mercerized ; strous Charmeuse: made of | twilled material : for oul- mt oe fine cotton varns, | ing wear. Knickers, neat pin checks and stripes ekirts, Yards for Summer dresses. Yards | etc for : blouses. et: for 33-inch all-silk natural nem 39-inch beavtiful soft sheer yard-wide Sateens, for Sum- tan imported Japanese Pon solid color Voiles in the new mer bloomers, princess slips. gree. for dresses blouses and Sponge and - Summer tinte: etc. Fresh gee full Y dra 1 Yards fresh new full Yards bolt good ards 2 fo i for | ® nh for pertes.. r bolt goods. Yds. 35¢ Khaki hae 2—79c GOWNS 9 Ss ¢ CHAR EUSE Another big shipment has just arrived: same as sold last month: fine white naingook stamped for Gowns 2 5 Yards 25c ENGLISH PRINTS Yard-wide. new pongee finish $1.69 Lunch Bottles | $ Janpanned meta’. iarge size English Prints; the neat dain- Lunch Bottles. Vacuum Bot- ty small figured designe. for tles dresses. aprons and Yards in the large quart size for auto outings. etc. children's wear.. for $1.75 Men's PANTS Dark mixtures: well made: assorted ae ,to 42. Dollar Day.... WALL PAPER SPECIAL $2.50 BLOUSES 12 rolls of side wall, includ-JA very lucky. purchase ing oatmeal, suitable enable us to offer the fine for any room, and 20 quality . Broadcloth and Pheasant Blouses at such a low price. Sizes 34 to 44.. yards of border to match the above; the lot. . ape 5 Ste ds SHOES Big variety of women's low Shoes: patents, tans, satins, suedes and plain leathers: all new styles; Oxfords, straps and sanda!s. Sires ta fit all: waleaecs to 85. at $4.95 Boys’ Canvas Scooters $ $1.50 Values duck, Blucher style, trimmed, ankle patch. An excellent value; just in time for picnics. Sizes 11 to 13% and 1 to 6 rubber White See @e8@e6 & 86 ee aa FLOORCOVERING $50.00 Seamless Ax- $33 50 minster and Velvet = Rugs. 0x12 Hats That Seld Up te $5 £75.00 Seamileés by Pe ~ $19 95 aeles Rugs, ; Mx12 sc727.00 Cork — $14 95 eum Rugs. | $128.00 Armstrong's > $1 2.95 Feit Rase —— siz 9x12 > . si on Four - Verds - Wide ~~ 19¢ Rorlap-Back Cork Lino- irum, ejuare yarc.. » "Ne Pre-Line Fleorvovering. square 5 49c TRIMMED HATS Linoleum. cut from roll Banded Saliors a Thad. h te the Loreen and Chil- wae. dc 9000 WORD MUSIC ROLL HITS, [None less than Tbe each (reg- ular). Here are a few of the biggest Hits “Because They All Leave You” “All Alone” “Paradise Valley and You" “lane of Dreams” “Mv Best Girl” STGP. 2.245 UNTRIMMED HATS 500 Spring $2 ALARM CLOCKS Sale of 250 Alarm ‘locks, well- known ake: Ruaranteed for ! year. Regular $2.00 value. $1.00 Phonograph ; Records $2 Aluminumware [Al the intent dance “hits” and Beet Makes.” vocal numbers: « in: the jet are wonderful sasort- Then fane. ment for hoasters erlex- $ and maty tion others 3 f 15 Bare Grandma White Novhune Seap and one lemonade ect. contain- img one pitcher and x glasses. all err $1 ; Hats Sd OD UD UD OD OD OF UD OD OF OD 9 OF OD + =¢ 1.53.55 aaaaaraaaaaaraa >>. a ¢ ee .Y } ~~ 1) pe EEE ——=— = — oe a — A le le NE AL le LL ML LI OEE MO EE EE ET A i Th — SS ee rl

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Orvis — dina “thtwninM, mente bE nw rs tee awe s¢ ; nal a The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morniny und one other evening newspaper COMBINED —$——— ——— — —w -——— > +. atin — A safe dentifrice | for everybody. | ) J | teeth from decay. | TY T ' 1 ELECTRICITY ON SulPS é eA Dozen Swope ~ Spring Styles 1 , | fo rM en—a t ; - ee ee eae en rs ae » a — Ly se. . = > . | ape ees “ 4 , ee TEE, * a2 . Pee Fret — rere > eee, Se ee J - q “ ~_—— * =~ SS " . - ——- a. a — te ae ee 7 al Pe Re re ee OE os es —-~ S —. RS ine 3 RNR i BR OAS PN: Ie F* a ee ee” Sl sr. ms SRE a &NJOY THE DOUBLE satisfaction of the high standard of Swope qual- ity — and this low price. Tan or Black Calf + or | Spring Weight Grain —— es . ee an ~~ Ge Ops — - 7 . _—" ee rang yy We have availabie several ; RYT c HENETTE APART MENTS . The prices ; eurprisingty sonable and the lecation — ene Pleck from Forert Park eenure® \ fu of erol breeres uring the het Summer menths. West Pine Boul. at Euclid Ave. ‘hets Friday Evening DINNER DANCE April 17 Telephone Reservations Forest 7845 are rea- Yorest Park Hotel ENGINEERS DISCUSS - 7479 be >? _* Trips to Utility -Plants vided for Convention Vis- itors in Afternoon. 4 historical review of the appi- eations of electricity on shipboard from the time o f the first electri lighting system to the present co plicated but effective systems electrical propulsion, featur j this mornin@s session of the springs oenvention of the American fst tute of Electrical Engineers at He tel « ise H. L. Hibbard and W liam Hetheringt: Jr. were tt speakers A pie . f r ereat FF rank for the e with his rest sibilities and d Was made |! G. A. Pierce of t! Wriliar Cramp & Sons 8! Engine Bu ing ¢ of Philade phia Ship ropulsi: I a ectr otor [ rated fro a : “ simple rgines e@xib)) relia 1 ; 4 ering 9 a | os Was >i c « cation itor s The after v4 D 2r ; (or ps to Uni t r Light and Power Co. s Tnited Railwave Co ~~ Si hwestern Re Tele ne nd to electrified lea ; nes near St. Ls The 2 includes large n ifa ring ~ 4 banque t Hote a ; : , ; = ere »e ne a ea nena ~ »” ‘ es "PT realize > ey ma’ fi- A -« : Prerectrian “7 . the strict requirements of the Board of Trade. = -h compe applicants a. | prove their industr not only ts substan? + fe ef%. lentiy managed ne ° being a! Britis! er 2 +e stricted development pr S } have anceled on n line > ‘ea LUCY STEARNS CONDEMNS ‘AGE OF JAZZ AND GIN’ Declare ~ wanigation a e tor Hiote vesterada . ~ . _ 2 " a 17 ™ : = a: os ‘7 r a = — 4 7 era } ° 2. . . a . len ; ; | : —- > ~~ ,fF a . 4 siz = ‘ arier ‘ tiow eT e Wa on | | c ism of Rer ancestors after all Terkish Grants for Pimba «ica. 3 the Asem tailed Pres : —- | ’ " ‘cz CONSTANT (OOPLE, Ay 14 The a : , ’ : | FLAKES os aon ounce of prevention od like 6ran | | str. LOUIS UNIVERSITY ¢ DentalCli + 8556 Caroline St.—(Near nic | i; New Patterns at Bargain Prices posts| WALL PAPER Get your papering done now—this is the time for it. The very latest patterns are ready for your inspection. ‘Special Values at 12c &15c | a Roll Good Papers as low as lc per roll, sold with beauti- ful borders and bands and our guarantee goes with every roll sold in our large DAYLIGHT SALESROOM This is the original St. Louis Store selling Wall Paper of good quality exclusively, in a daylight salesroom where cach sample is shown on a large indtvidual display screen, with the price shown in plain figures. 809°N. SEVENTH ST. REMEMBER THE NUMBER AND NAME WEBSTER’S _ Sense a mer a Ooty | PEWe Have ONE Store Only - —" | Eee ee a en FRAMES $330 Light-Weight - Shelloid Frames ive- x : A low, common-sense price for these durable fif Shelloid Spectacles. Best of quality lenses of , guaranteed accuracy. They are different from the ordinary $hell frames because ¢ ri. | made so much lighter that you will hardly i | é ' - ‘ aware of any weight. Neater in appeara: : +. very comfortable. ‘Price includes our one’ passed optical service. —s tN a — UST OWN ¢ GRAND "An >: w. . id crave Aloe a Spare * Optical Co. The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louts newspaper ving Associated Press sews oat} Ps. - ated => ¢ SE) fom | ~ jot | Sot thin re = J Te } me) (pony ey | path me fl t , =———— powers ‘ ‘ bm 4 | — es eS ws _—— a - o * « wall . “ “4 ; @ - J Keser») Ku Ab weed ieee igs tas OPP paresis xargs ] (0) (ct (2 j = ae T= ph whem ps as , oe as “5 i 53 iin’ ey | pry | we 4 ee —————— - —_— eee ee £8 8 & OR SO eH Oe ——— eee eee - - “J = : ~ - a Xan i Gael Gad “ S ~ ~ URSDAY. anahs 16. M925 ia Me - “ - > om. —— nm Dresser . Chest of Drawers Saving of $56 Each. piece is finished in dark French walnut. exquisitely grained burl on all tops, sides and fronts, with the exception of mirror frames and posts, which are of gum. Dstproof construction throughout. e Vanity-Dresser . $48 Chair or Bench Pay $38 Cash with order, balance in ten equal payments of $13 each month—no interest is charged—or, 2° extra discount if you wisK te pay in full. Pa at $76 Extended Payments ~“~ Ia —_— -_ $224 Four-Piece Burl Walnut Suite Chest of Drawers, High Dresser, Bed and Chair, as Shown Or, Vanity-Dresser and Bench Instead of High-Dresser and Chair °168 FRIDAY and SATURDAY we offer FIFTEEN of the above attractive Suites—four pieces— chest of drawers, high’ Ee dresser, bed, chair; or vanity-dresser and bench instead of dresser and chair—at the extremely low price of $168. The high dresser is 49 inches wide. Tall vanity dressef is 161, inches wide and has full-length mirror. Chest of draw- ers. measures 20°, inches deep by 37 inches wide, and has three large roomv. drawers. Bed is full-size with bow feo% Chair and bench have cane seats. | Remember—Only 15 to Offer! Separate Pieces Will Be Sold at a Slight Advance ..$76 Convenient Deliveries -can be arranged. delivery if desired—but order today or tomorrow to receive che bene tit oF Full Dustproof Construction ; Bed, full size or twin size We will hold this Suite for éater the t-— seres ~ wr es - a a : , ; ‘ me ee ~~. F % ae me ~——— <= ’ Branch Stores in All Principal Cities of United States Player: New Kenmore Player -Piano- Manufacturer s Amazing Offer ST. LOU'S’ GRE Every Player Brar an 1018 OLIVE S

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ee)|6|—CU THURSDAY, | The Dai . nan o~ - ope sis % . : | \ . : _ PRIL 16, 1925. te Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation t] B ; 7A ; : : 7 APR AT. | APKIL 15. . Mewes ar ae ae ( dre lation than BOTH were: evening newspapers COMBINED ST. LOUIS ‘POST-DISPATCH i *9 ! - ~ “ ee cr on ae ee : Egest $2000 to “Scrum Kins.” an alleged “serum ring.” but does; United States District Attorney 1A hae a Pa ; {he assoc) — oy ga not contemplate filirgs information | there are working on the case. | i NES, Ia... Apri: 19-— with a grand jury } ¥ , : : , 6 , ury here because of; which involves spurious claims for X e thern Sure' Cn : 7 ye aeriemagces evidence,”’ officials injuries by policy holders who were ' ™ has been defraudes or, of the company said. The posta! illeged to ha e injected a serum “Th = 3 ! - . : " atid pa ‘ nAaY ] } ‘ ‘ z : ; , e ‘ aan vy the operatior of aut harities of St. Louts and tiew hich caused ewelling IN FAVOR (" PADDY Store That Sells Nice Things r \ ‘ ates . - ~ om - - Sen - : | , : W/, H ENRY A WE = : i eae ISLES EIT ES INT PRT IRE ONES ONE, — Y . IL, ine. Walter Biskup, 15, Suffered || 916-9818 OL ST. Injury to an Eye When «. a te, \ , | + Hit by Golf Ball. et / / Ve r% . | canazn aati (A. WEEK OF SPECIAL SALES— —_——— ——— ——— a TT _— - — aw, =e — eeeee eee **Sececeec, e* * es Walter Biskup, 15 years old, of| ; ; | 7TH = = ‘ / 4819 Austria avenue, for an injury : Aght-Weight *o.,7 — at 37. CHARLES... | inflicted with a golf ball, was r if 4 o ° Shelloid . ian al turned yesterday by a jury in. Cir- Presenting Extraordinary Values Each Day for : cuit Judge Landwehr's court | Frames ' against George Blumeyer, S205 1 | One Day Only—Each Day a Different Sale _ : > ' :, wns Be hese Be! a] . There . Always Somelhing Hawthorne boulevard, president . . ‘ , the Eagle Supply Co., and Home: 2. = | ! : (7 ‘Lo \ eu and Smarl A. Hoffman, 3416 Pestalozzi street. | = f iA 4 a . , | Z f . f t ty LAA playing a twoscme at Sunset Hill rice for these durable st of quality lenses of hey are different from nes because they are hat you will hardly be tater in appearance and Country Club on July 4, 1922. | when a ball driven by Hoffman struck Biskup over the right eye. '! e Testimony showed that the sight! of the eye was almost totally de- | rl d stroved. At the time of the accident Bis- . kup was serving as caddy for Blu- | "meyer. It appeared the latter had | e driven off ahead/of his companion | and Started down the fairway with | a wt O 1 the caddy. Biskup said that Hoff- ( ; a Lt MENSA N/ ENS LES = includes our unsur. GERRY | AY NS S * man failed to call “fore” in. time | . RE Lae Ze - A” warn him Negligence on the UPTOWN STORE ) a 4 part of Blumeyer was claimed beg | ” , PE crano and |PK £ 3 cause he put the caddy in a place | Savings Extraordinary—In Two Groups | SS: Set of danger and for the further rea- | | { Co. WASHINGTON son that he enaployed a minor ina ee me gainful occupation, in violation of law, | A Selected Group Choice of Any Coat The defendants denied anv nez- | ila ais Gans Sédeced Gn a, roouly tt’ of Stylish Coats | in the Store i al —————} DELIGHTFUL |} DEAUVILLE Lod Press news service. his own negligence. The Sunset ote =F} Are These New Modes at ‘ The Sandal of the Hout! Club also was named as a co-de- Dy aes) e—31c-> — -” _—— _ A a a -_ ate Mie —--~_ _ _ -— a —— a i -e- o_o sf > EE —_ : ‘ i . ) OPEN EVENINGS ons exceeded what is locally re- a ” garded as the limit, they promptly, ' jt ‘called upon the police for help. The trouble started with the ; id- . Branch Stores in 1018 | sightseeing auto busses. The | i . . — : , 'vertising slogan ‘“‘persorally con- s a ) All Principal Cities . | ducted visits to the homes of mo | . ‘ Olive St. tion-picture Stars proved a lure,} of United States | the operators found, that seldom — Lae llth 'failed to geea load of passengers " & : ’ D ena Lie! >) —_ ea aV% ee Cor. MANUFACTURERS | out of a downtown hotel lobby in Los Angeles. Arriving in Beverly Hills they . om , | parked in front of some film fa-|! , \ a er- ok vor en mee the cheap wens x was barking through the mega- x ‘ phone gwould say somcthing like — ’ : _ rig a ‘, ; . = ; : ' aes + this: | N W K nmore Fosesesebanes ie “Here we have the reeidence of; : e e see hee o% centres . ithe sheba of the movies. The lady | : . 7 2 , ra , |}in white sitting on the verandah | ’ (ere ! : |is her sister. The gentleman sit layer- 1ano S ¢ as a prs eenas Pa vate gees |} ting on the left is her fourth ae] % . eee 4 : oe ee ~ A" +> ' hand.” All of which was embar- | Manufacturer s = ™,, Bowe . oy) (ERRCCeRPeRCaseeeeeare ro ecges 28 of attention. The sightseers got| weed e Off _ , ees §O I to tere ; . . . ttr from o $1095. i - : ing only a slight inju life, bear in mind that the new good Maxwell is not rw yyw ee a ot. Dowels, tan ae e _ piano, phonograph or "othe } | PERUVIANS A STURDY RACE the product of one of the strongest organizations in the se ie | value 00 part payment on thie } industry, but that it is completely built within its own of time-payments. Ask about Maxwell's v pew Player-Pianc cetfit, = a ik Wille Wack to Conve Ghens great plants. In no other way could you be assured of attractive plan. Matwell deslers and , . ; Ca ; . “a superior Maxwell service everywhere. ee ’ This Wonderful Player-Piano Outfit Now Only #345 | «_' Packs on Mountain Trails. Maxwell quality at the new good Maxwell price. ° of drawers, high The illustration above pictures Starck's wonderful new Plaver-Piano Outfit at Boy Lge Mo , hed 1 ay aw i Remember, we are eagerly awaiting the opportunity to "Ce 4 Ss. $345. Be cure to see and hear this wonderful Player Piano belore you buy any : is ne tn tas ; | Ww price ol 1 ; = to at any price. Don't buy any pleyer piano outtit because the price 1s low Ee a ra ae Pols: os prove these Maxwell facts. Roll Cabinet, when vou can buy this beautifully finished Player-Piano for $345. This Pleyer- , bearers They pac B Piano co.apares favorably with player-uanos sold in other stores at $600 w $650 sore! a 4 be day long 4 a nch and Resides the beautiful Pleyer-Piano, we are including FOR THE NEXT FEW athe thine of manus) taba: Th = err nc Music Rolls DAYS. with each ourfit, a handy music roi! cabinet, a beaunful piano lamp, aie ite beads ts Pere. canectalt y : fi 5 paar ve . and playver-™ ano bench and mice selecnon of muse rolis. Aad in the interior mountain districts best ol all, you can purchase this wonderful Compete outht on terms as low = Most communication is ove: ae 2621 LOCUST STREET Bomont 3610 d with each Player . nr trails sone er cpeee the In Koenig Motor Company, 2651 Lafayette Avenue Roberts Motor Company, 5156 Deimar Doulevrard dian will pack his lead arving in : , . purchased 0% ah & Per Month u aie “ta 6° ~ 90 Prima." 1 W. Cole, 3006 N. Union Avenue We oY Highway Motor Co., 6413 bLastog Avenuc, Veliston . from 2%0 to 30 miles a da Wit! e heen Know nto cover of n } = New Starck Player-Pianos, $900 to $1500 a 4 : ee TheNew Gocd : ; * ° | Indians are very mus y ' , | ; 6 . |women generally are ewen stro | , a ae no Li er than the men, though no large: | ‘ d a e e @ fi and living the same kind of }fis vite for dater oy ; 'From childhood both’ men and ) lomorrow to ai Manufacturers of Starck Upright, Grand and Player-Pianos women become ac Bron ed total ; . A irving heavy urdens on the! ; (Cc. | * 11tl ) ie hecke Their method of carryinec , ‘ : 7 018 OLIVE S | . (S. kK. C01 1s } » ° | differs from that of the Brazilian ‘ tl | - =i > | = = | -— - 7 - | & _ > 7. j ' 7 ~ Ri) Te \ es 3 cal E/R/R/k a Te ery Poel Ge) Ka, i vanily dresser 1s or. Chest of draw- hes wide, and has ize with bow fog. “s Pin Kaeo ice i Zt » : eed ane eb) Cae) Kove ‘lighter load Indian packers A ) \ A\ ipeon. who carries, everything. bal. anced on his head ) OPEN EVENINGS 2 , Xx on is + -_ - ~~; ) » +) GD pee / : - a ’ , . @ / ~ — mis wd X : 7 _

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1785 POST-DISPATCH Phe D SLENDEREZING APPARe. REGULAR] SILO EMPLOYED MEN 546! 10 SUCCEED BORGLUM UB (st OUT AND EXTRA sizes he 06 - OM 36° 46 Thank You! fi xen Des | The Opening of the fane Bryant = z = : — —_——- -POST.DISPATCH alone ! hus ~ fa : \ | PATO NON FF merry mary aT « ; a , sal 7 ans Whe a Nn ath MteLPral pra A } } eanization extend their sincere thanks and | ‘* f renewed assurance that Just as Lane B | ‘ was the First in the designing and selling | | 3 . . ’ ’ ’ ? Fashionabl Slenderizing Appar for | ‘ -_ | Women—so Lane Brvant aims to be the firs) ' 7 WBA in the high quality of its Service to tl | vee women of this great city. | ai 5 reek i ; ne : 4 | . = 7 . . ; go - \ \ -~ pu! ; hank ou uc f nyex sama | ‘ v" ‘ - sg = -“ Py” } ; r %{ ee fe 8 ] a i : ADVERTISEMENT iy Ge MOTHER | OVE - » wich oo : * a first ‘ = i | ~ ti health $ 7 Ht Ar if faces i i at Hi oF } “ome of His Work.« at _ if : Tie bo ; : . | ) | 1g Oaack Bi; Dy soars ¥ =F} = ‘s , * yeu ; : t ~ eeam & i . ‘ “ i - ‘ 1] ae a Surks r i — a> ~ ; iti irus them insid . r aya ' i ~ | Kee DP up With the times are LaKing \I (nay « { © With each recurrence, this occasion has assumed broader scope, unuil under the stimulus of its sixth advent, a tremendous effort has placed itt upon a hitherto unbelievable pinnacle. Unlimited mits op- noiiaaity and certain in its economy, it establishes a new and tUnpar- alleled measure of value-giving in this vicinity. © This is one of America’s greatest stores—it is one of five great institu- lions-serving as many leading American cities and their surrounding territories! Each is Dominant in its community and exercises world- wide influence; thus enjoying every advantage of co-operative buy- Ing—ot w hich the daily benefit to vou ts obvious. But at no time ts it so forcib lv asserted as upon this semi-annual, one- “di Iv occasion. a j 5 itis worthy of the ynost whole-hearted re- every personal and home requirement € Asa value-giving event, Sponse of a discerning public: should be anticipated. Advance notice of this event ts given SO that you may arrange fo be here wheu the store opens at 9 o'clock Saturday morning — = 10,000 Balloons Given Away Friday ! @ These decorated, colored Balloons, announcing “St. Louis Dav.” will be given awav rid ay in the Tov Section, on the Basement Gallerv. and in the Basement Economy Store’s Apparel Section —to boys and girls accompanied by an aduit. Children, all vou have to do is ask for one y A Daminant Store of St. Louis OUS-BARR CO. We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps ~- WAU AatL AAAS N AANA ok Women’s, Misse Attractive F Fabrics a All Priced t« Rayon Crepes Specia! the a 39¢ A - leiik-and-cotten weave : eo neck and sports Plain Voiles ™ “rd -twisted, plain —_ ‘re Votles in many | See Lteo 3 verd _ ra Targ I5c rem —

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THUREDA ; ; ra , APRIL 16) Tees, | ; Lope -* | 3 ——,e 2 ass ) 'OST-DISPATCH alone has 07,000 M apers COMBINED ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — —— nr ae ea ae ere -- eee ew we eee ——— - K O Se | | See Our Other Announcements on Pages 18 and 20. 60 YEARS—TRUTH IN ADVERTISING : TUNNEL REPORTED ON STRIKE 3 Ss ; 217N. . Trouble Said to Be Over Refusal | i e g SEVENTH ST r + of Contracting Company to or oul | Recognize Union. | et thre Associated Press “ * HARRISB RG. i... Anri ee SE” VARIETY 3 x e serach Ii April —“—. — —— — ————— ee 199 men building a rocolates; W Gi funnel on the Kdzgewood cutoff of | ench Bon- . i e Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps the Illinois Centrat Ralivoaa weds els; Pecan Ozark, Johnson County, were on / *] Fudges : : . etrike today after the refusal of phil } ' the Guthrie Conetruction Co. yes- : ; | Wy OES terday to recognize the union, re- | / The men were discharged by the | company foreman 10 days ago} f= : | seed when they joined the American | 3 | i of Labor, but resumed y | lar One of Our Basement Economy Store’s Most Remarkable Offerings! work when Vice President Knox of \ : J ; the ny to the scene ‘ ~ ‘hea . : . : . ‘ago and, according to ree P a e ort ASS de the men the wage | ee 2 Manufacturers in St. Loula agdame e ucing raies SE itacussss wend cesta ports received here said. FFELY ANYWHERE ang that the « imp would Lory condition. Seconds of $7.85 to $10.85 Garments empany notified the ten tha ae le would be paid but nion would not he rec- | oN ize a. The night shift did not go | QO5 | yor| The union = organizing! tte irom Harrisburg. ec . At the Very Low © posed of J Russell padi abe Price i échie-s ov * Db, C. Wilson, is at the tunnel. SLAIN NEGRO TENTATIVELY IDENTIFIED BY OHIO PAROLE | . . , o , | Certificate Found in Dead Man's @ An astonishingly low price for these well-known and much-wanted a iineds Wench Waka ot Chaat Reducing Girdles—termed “seconds” only because of creases and marks, cen mat , : : WS Fe > ee _— le negro prowler who was killed and with their service, efficiency and fit unimpaired. It is vour oppor- by Patrolman Nicholas Hunt Mon. | tunity to “slenderize” your figure and the “Madame X” will give you trim day night, after Hunt had cap- him in) i iT, i,iCy in the rear lines, even while the reducing process is going on. Be sure to profit by lids Mint ate, ak. aie eee hin event forma avenue, was tenativey iaen- I] KOUR=Piece Bedroom Suite $ | 792° | ea OY the police today as Charles o e Choice of back-lacing, step-in style These Girdles are made of specially ‘A 50 years old, who had Finished in French Walnut : , . paroled irom tne Columbus . $ | ap back-lacing clasp-front style; treated rubber. and reduce ote | (O.) penitentiary Feb. 20, 1921. In Possessing beauty and convenience seldom grain. Includes a large dresser with Venetian both styles in pink or gray rubber. and safely on the massage principle. |the dead man’s room, at. 105 South if ever before combined in a suite at so low - mirror, six-drawer’ triple-mirror vanity, full | street, the police found a price. ‘It is of combination walnut with size chifforobe and bow-end bed. The finish | : of parole from a sen-if veneers perfectly matched as to color and is in French t. Rubber Reducing Brassieres; all sizes; special, $1.50 [tence for burglary, and also found | ‘ ‘ POR Basement Economy Store — skeleton keys. | The police have forwarded a de- | iscription of the body tm the Ohio | prison The man was shot } vy Hunt Women’s Hose |when he broke and ran while Hunt | | Was calling the patrol to take him | ‘ ' | LO the station ' Seconds of 59¢ to 69¢"% By -~ HH y nay puoTOGRAPH SENT Trimmed Hats jrades «6.2... eee. eee ee 42-Piece Dinner Set Se eee. ravew- malted = || | With 4Patternsto Choose From ; es: § Hose with double ps and re reed feet Transmitted From New York ia | 7 we _. “Sy _ Black and colors Chicago in 7 Minutes, Returned | _ At less than the regular wholesale price. Includes $5.00 ad ; A> Hasement Economy Store in 9 Hours and 7 Minutes 6 teacups, 6 saucers, 6 bread and butter plates, Value. _ } By the Associated Press — | 6 breakfast plates, 6 diriner plates, 6 dessert dishes, NEW YORK, April 16.—An X- | baker, 1 bowl, 1 creamer, 1 platter and 1 covered ? ¢ 4 o e \ yhotograph of ¢z , , ) . : : " Women ~~ Kerchiefs | = — a human hand | sugar bowl. Plain _— line and fancy floral pat @ Here are many smal! close-fitting shapes, telephone wire | terns. , , | — T m New York om Chicago in seyern | : wv we — : ry? , 1 . » % . oe oe) a 8 . l pokes and larger styles—fashioned of straws, Special, Dozen. . coma elbr Siommsa ss | braids and fabrics—in black and a colorful @ Hemstitched cambrice C SERS Gay. and arrived : fy, am vpacK here last night by asportmeéent of the popular shades. (ll smartly “with white or colored e« ; ; Ar mail, | | hre ide, = ceeconds c f ane ae minutes after e gera or and 10c crades. t received in Chicago. : ane if mm! « Ss. Rasement _conom ¥ store ) igl trimmed. Ps al Hasement Economy Store “AWA A A A A wired to them CONDITION OF CONGRESSMAN —~ ._—*Fiber Besa OLOFIELD REPORTED GRAVE a Kocker AN ' ' irkansas Representative Was Op- One of the most com- WV YOOX LY erated Upon fer Appendicitis. | Cork Linoleum | fortable low priced RRA KK YY at Washington. | rockers you can buy. EV my the Associated Pr It is tightly woven of f AMARA eee" coe oe—_mell| With BurlapBack — tis tightly woven of (FB Exceptional $ e Y 5 Value at..... @ Women and misses will find special] pleasure in selecting Dresses for Spring.and Summer wear from such a wide and varied assortment. So many of the fashionable new stvles and trimming effects are used that choosing a becoming garment is very easy—as well as decidedly. profit- able. Georgette, flat crepe, printed crepe and Canton are among the ma- terials from which these dresses are made—in black and a profusion ol colors. condition of Representative W il- , , : sesses a natural spring- 5A Ly a , am Oldfield of Arkansas, who was | Genuine first quality Wild's, in iness, fitting itse lf OTOL TACHA operated upon for appendicitis | all the newest and brightest col- right to your body. Steere ip described as ‘very eritical’ today | ors. Is easily cleaned, waterproof, Finished in putty col- .3 : é in a statement from his office. | enduring and economically priced. ored enamel. A slight case of gangerine had | Per square developed this morning, the state- Rasement Economy “Store | ment said and phvsicians looked | : upon his condition as grave. The} QOxI2 size 1] 50 statement added, however, ‘hat Neponset Square : s e ee eee : ee Saneiiand Oldfield’s condition was not con- sidered more serious than was to/| C cos (HE ONLY MCNICHOLS appendix which the operation di«- | osed and that physicians were yet | ai oe ———— —_- — Tailored and “a Style ‘ Broken Sizes in a Group of ss Overblouses Women’s Shoes $1.95 $ 29 Special, Value hopeful f MARKET ST. AT ELEVENTH H. L. DYER'S PROMOTION URGED Spencer Also Backs C. C. Madison | for Reappointment, | ~Tw “¥ t ] hist WASHINGTON, April 16.—Reap- | q@ Tailored Rroadcioth styles with a | tucks and other. trimmings Thea q Oxfords, strapped stvles and cug-out models ‘ as , OM af oile, trimmeét¢ en . : . . P | ee ee ds ‘nies 26 5 rv in patent, satin and suede — with high and low with @oioriu raids. : oo to Basement Lconomy Store Much More Money and Feels Fine—Any Person Suffering With Piles Can Be Cured as ~ i _ an Interesting Story. Mr. Joe Bonezek Was—Read His Letter—it Tells an — ploy bic... March 29, 1926. heels. d Fasement Lconomy Store Grediving tes Tein mee ie Don’t Delay—7 Years Badly Afflicted— states Attorney for ihe | RT @ Suff CPrers ==couid Not Work—Grateful for Cure—Rarne Dr. C. Matthew Coe, 601 Pine St. Dear Dr. Coe: Just a few thankful words to let you know that treated me. I can’t express how thankful Lam to you, Dr. Coe. you brought happiness to my home and children Before vou treated and cured me Dec. 21, 1924 Dr. Coe, I weighed 145 pounds and now 182 pounds and I eat and sleep and work better. 1 am a moulder and when | went to work, I just Il am getting along fine since you I owe everything to you, because Men’s Shirts _ Boys’ Trousers Cretonnes Children’s Dresses nnant lengths of mar }’ £ ma Meckbang and collar attach- - @ Tweed and woo!-mixed flan- @oelors, Stripes, che and nel in light and dark colors on : Or} , rorer hal op ck — Petia t. ey? shies 43 : ’ MM Wwhite- + ; 7 rs, etc. 29¢c and sidered es 2 to $? Q5 mae, 14 to ; & tp 18 years | - Brecial a: ea S&c ae $1.10 .raqc¢ yard Te h yea! $ fo Value, _— o Special, .pair >) = J Rasement Basement nattey 5 ™ couldn't work. They told me that I don't want to work and 1 just couldn't work. So now they all Asks $175.000 \limony. ea y thev are all eurprisé d how | CaD work. Before I “Vans cured | made $15 00 a week and new $37 . DS MOINES [a.. April 14 Recalling ‘t Rasecment week and feel fine. Or. Coe vou can publish this letter and I'll oe glad to tell anyone about my case. I'll recommend you Dr. Coe, and praise you as long as I lives God bless vou for everything you have done for me. And I wil’ thank God for the day I saw your ad- vertisement Yours truly, Hascment buridingz up a ace } Attractive Friday Offerings ‘of Dress £ork Linoleum Lettie | Write or Call for Free Book | PILES wiivtt?ne KNIFE ie¢1 and inhuman Piles, Fistula. Hissure and all Rectal Diéeases cured by my Soothing. Gentle Method. My Guarantes 7 were married at} —Cure or No Pay. No Chloroform. No Danger. No Hospital. No Detention f Busines. Call uf nm 1892 | write today. tt will pay you. ; sis SRO Rl | CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION FREE. Velennes Dempecys to Tour burope. BOOK Pile Sufterers e Los AN ‘ELES. Cal _ April 16 Dr. 5. MATTHEW COE, Rectal Specialist Otfice Hours, 9 A. M. to & ) : Jack Dempsey. prize fighter and 501 PINE STREET ST. LOUIs, MO. Pp. M.—Sundays, 10 A. Mm | i BARS ' film actor. his actress wife, Es Successor to Dr. M. Ney Smith to 1 P. M. — ‘telle Tavior. Dempsey, ann Jack MeDermott, the champion’s dire: / tor are to mr ake-an extended tourt Seconds of $1.16 and $1.25 , All Priced to Please Thrifty Shoppers wrades. ee ea | . j ° Seconds, Sq. Yd.... Fabrics and Domestics | | «0's 09 N Ginghams Rayon Crepes | ase Valse, | ? 1 C Assorted Candy Special the yard.. 39¢ | . the yard. Special Friday, Lb.. Artificial » kaa d-cotton weave Crepes Neat checked, striped and plaid Ging Mixed’ Candy; choco C . > ? 1! I . | “ea ’ 4 4 sr ’ ce hh attractive checks and sports stripes hame in tub-fast ~ olors; 2 to i” 3 Don Ss, wrapped \carame “all in faut « ojors | mill lengths: 32 inches wide nougais, jellies and others Basaement Candy Shop Plain Voiles | Broadcloth | Bed Sheets 7 Ra - twisted, piain! —cotron Broadcloth in | ee ee Fresh 50c Angel Cakes mee WVoilesn‘ in many make tan and printed designs. leas Limit of MAdes 1 to 3 yard mill | Offered Friday at 4 to a lengths - | J to 4 vard mill 20 burer | 48 ? te Me Aeble 7 | ae @ Large-size Anwvel Cakes fiufiv, Targ ‘ ’ _- 15c remna nis . C La 1} *“*e @o eee — . red Yard Third Fleer delightfully fla’ and ver: freah Basement Bake Shop ‘of England. France and German) 3 | if was announet d —_ ~~ is T-D A te suance of | Aspor . o ~-Dempses The POS a TCH the only Bt. Louls evening and McDermott They will leave \ ; * . week. .

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i] te ee oe i ee er 4% editorial aan: Daily Cartoo: ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TM Daily POST-DISPATCH atone has MORE CITY Circulation than the trewtmy and one othep eecning newspaper COMBINED —— eT ae See Our Other Announcements on Pages 18 and 19. Silk-and-Rayon Hose | me “PART THREE. : mF e Veloosn- . “7 KAROLYI TELL en ere Cash or $2.50 in Merc ‘handise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted | at Retail in Missouri and the West | ~ a - , — sale Just When Many Are Adding New Furnishings to Their Home, Comes This Remarkable Offering of : : { f 4 Rectory Employes C Two-Piece Mohair Suites oe _ , VA 7 > es Describes I ’ “l ’ j b, | $275 Value—at the Special Price of.... , eg | y Pe OT ene sistem aoe o wrtn of ae ; ’ r vey 4 ; si | , i : 4 iy" : cles written by Count Karolyi rn: ee Ui , C A new stvle of Suite, just arrived and beau- | } aN \ Nae hi Bae yy Hungary. telling the story he . aaa ~~ tifulls oO’ erstuffed all over of excellent mohair; | | A | Soa : Bs. could not vreneal in. speeches in this ) OS 6-2 ‘ both davenport and chair are gracefully designed 1 | ? | ! : ir | HE country dccause .of @ pledge ezxact- ) = i telle, two extra pillows to match, included. | ' Bt Hungarian exile wes permitted te Sei ar ‘s4 aaa : c me tand inthe United States. The pud- 4 Choice of Suites upholstered in plain eat | , oa F he is eiready familiar with this 4 or rich, figured patterns of mohair. | : —_ Ge . 3 Dagegging” of Karolyi. Now thet he Serenth Fleer | | , = | | : ! %s leas icft the country, he has written itor the Post-Dispatch the things he ~s . Pe: i a BPE 4 Oe AEE NF - ee EE —————— jk-and ray an, en hall ™1enT- ail have Preeti: black, white and | We Give Eagle ‘Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in - Largest Distributors of Merchandise | ne eizes 38. 40 amd 42 aD - —_— a a ee” . bd _ Sats REY gee ee oo oe i. ae) ee hie whe - » 44 platy) eed ? he a a i -* ~~ —_ - . Fs. © : tae haga { ~ fo ‘OUNT MICHAEL KAROLYL MONTREAL, Quebec, April 16. | © i] i Bo S Suits } | . yf , , } - : a ’ T was (to join my wife, ying ' a ; ta) 4 . a ~ ha, hy : s q | r | with typhoid fever Prepare Now for Summer’s Sun! Profit by This Special Offering of eer ous bil ia eo 4 | 3 : ' ' " : f | 1 | oe : New York, that I hurried to | | wan 7 rere of Straight Pants I | | . We America i thie present trip. The i a | | | iG passport ¥ hieh I accepted without | Q 7 . | Si . auesti even though i put a pad- aS ") ee ” | $8.50 to $10 S sce) 1 - : 4 lock on my lips, served the good o P . | i surpose of bringing me to her bed - —In Four Convenient, Standard Sizes, Each | Values at... i w she returns to England | F riday—Supply Vous Needs From the Unusual Values in Our Rede. No Offered | ‘ : Friday at. = AVA straight - pants with me with her health and c$s | Suits for bovs are wf | made with § two- SS — ; rour wind ; | . sate ee ae ee ne prenct, restored 49 | ; | ‘‘ountess Karolyi feaves behind + Broken Sizes her such a great company of 1] friends in the United States, in ad- | @ These mannish i ‘dition to the hosts of unknown eet tr en eee ah ee Ba : Set! mage frien i« tna have shown, in many 5 feel that \ must write something The | Sabecut her in'this series of articles, } p snecia cT _ soe Pabeu in @ These special groups are remarkable in every way there are ch ‘In my Memoirs, which I dedicate garments for practically every Spring and Summer occasion and the saym ‘$s ite her. I say: , Be jeer For thine were the years | —Garments of Newest Styling at Very Special Prices — “a a Pony. their sympathy for her, that button or pleat- bu : | nwodel coats. Thev alloped valan : lrop of 3 feet. | are offered in ad : AP owe % > ‘ ‘ a a Srl: Pe ce a . ‘ , oo > ers ve \% 9 ‘ : ree ning occasions: the modes ered models are ude era e little thought, wheg. OVS elts na ftrernoon stv! siz are distinctive and the ma- sizes 24 to 44. . : oa Bisho: Prohasgka p! laced the weds | i to terials elegant: sizes 36 to 44. . idinc rings on our fingers. that in | ss a fix \eare time we shouwjd be sitting | Smart Spring - wa A otor lorry In rence he- | itween soldiers with fixed bayonets. | 89 Velo. | Correct Spring Handsome New 4 ) os | ( i ( a > that occasion my hands were | Special. cee | (‘oats e nN sembles | oats a : hanacied in iros chaina. and my ‘ * wife pleaded in vain that she might Special Value at a hare them. These tron fetters, renee (POGUE Gl We SOEOE OF... . www treet s cc ccceces q From 1 to 3 vards in length—useful for many apparel purposes, are these Renmants of silks, woolens, wash goods and linings all left irom our regular stock. Weaves and colors that are int demand this season, prey ail ln the assort- ment. heh seh would have borne with | Pongee 1.50 Pongee Silk | large harness buckles. In plain shades | a ee hound us ee leek eniie. be: i date — apreney # ny ‘98c Printed ‘ a - Cals $ str. pes Ss heckes en all- of ( ordoy. an. black. Grav. tan or blue. | S $ 4 Pe eee k wea ». 36 inches Rete Th oa nd Bin ceers n wanted pik uateral tan Pongee; ' er- | Some have inlaid stripes. Sizes 26 ; . ~ a Ranixhed From Italy. ant $1.20 | fopreptnee Eine” “ggg | SRT A tae oEID | tox second Flows ibe. ow =conng suk aur See bance d Ci TS 98 Shi rth | | 2 , | A varied group of t Hshment from Italy. years of ries. x r e ¢ Cc to irtin | ? } palin ' es Sopewy Spring costumes have sermi-dressy and fur-trt andi fall have been spent through 98 ixe ‘u Er = and 39c Ginghams i we "8 si i ce ed sty | ta eda | { : smart silhouette and most Coats—of. fashionable . red and evi In the closest in- art printed t or | nd with 50 | Creamy and Delicious Are These e- ee. eee of them are enriched with twills and wooler imacy i : oe is neh: patterns 2c a S inches wide: yard. OFG | a a ee furs or embroidery; the coats Coat fully lined with a My wife belongs te a family of Vare Third Fleer } \ . i ane embroidery: a splendid are of twills and the frocks sires 14 to 44 included o teemen. and.grew up in « h x Vy choice tn sizes 14 to f silk 2 14 ¢ , , 4 hoeo a e a in S | vi . a ie a 3s ee Feerth "om Bold of which the atmosphere was © Wide all-leather Sport s Relts with 1 Extreme Value at Unusual Value at c¢ arTTis = er n dl & tincehes rtineated with politics: she was Lay in a Supply of These Men's Pajamas for Spring $2.50 to $3 Values at oe @ Comfortable. collariess Paja- mas —accurajelv tailored = and finished with artificial silk frogs. Thev are made of plain colored “PF ruit-of-the-Loom,” artificial silk-striped percale and other interesting Spring-weight fabrics. All sizes. ke? tn them from childhood | ' = = he was far. however from cher- . . 9 ; e ed mg political @zmbitione in the Junior Misses’ New Pe, . 7 | Friday, Lb.. ! Enjoy Smartness With Economy! Select From These Spring ne so often attributed to her. | | a wre ‘ype of political activity car- T H’ f : ae : | DEEEEEMed on tn the anton of her father’ ub rocks | @ A Friday “Special” that will appeal | Santon on tne Searooves SEE | to many—for oné taste of these fresh, | WO- rouser U1 S) ment. and in which, for a time, I aise participated. did not Interest v $5.95 Value— } appetizingly flavored chocolate-coated ‘ Friday t Mints invites another. _ ee soon, however, as my pol- »/ | $36 to $42 Values—Very Special at eae Assorted Wrapped Caramels Special Friday, the tb 33¢ ind acquired a more bu- sn | epee 6 a Floor | For Summer Serving—Glass weowsis ctv. | alad Plates ~ - ax unt ) Sota > OO immed with | Set of 6. ran character. as soon. ha shert ‘ began to bea poliery of prin- og ; bd : ae 3 ‘me ‘deals, it became a mat- | & ~ ~ * a : ‘area ** her. . a as newer any question of SS — —-—o ing the dally routine of | nme, ! ~ 2 " reer har sas ; CA wae something very 4iffer- she + "gan to heceme the ert. | af « my activity. for F fet; ‘hat alone wae right which ‘"* ready consent of her pure. ne hear? tT ™ her. Ys Guyot Suspenders Gropper-Knit Neckwear tens lent @ This assortment of serviceable Spring Sf Serialist but it was she whe: bg $1 Value. =n... $2.50 Value. 12 ars an parel offers economical selection for men ‘ tea ee mi ~ Special Special $ tvpes. There are English-stvle Suits for ® poo. 7 be a oe pen he Men's imported Guyot Suan Mens 3 . Gropper-Knit younger men—in- the good-looking ng i. ~noapeaigianiaa by i ders wh) on 7 ecA Wear in &€ argwe and color ‘i E . b , j f ; ls j } } | nd ¢ ‘ tak extreme + nom —_— een) Cathie pa pine” atenne Feurth Fleer shades ot tan, tavender, brown, biuc a ; ty offered in . , Seat al. an | | _ $50 Dinner Sets. More conservative dressers may select from e JURAN REBELS DETAINED ‘t | of impor rated with gold band wide range of regulation models—in quiet, aig , of Insurgents Reported at pleces—service for $3] 05 nified colors. The fabrics are all-wool —am ’ wy SiS ie | ¢ group: Friday, set . woven in the patterns most popular Ui Raxaaua ‘ume i o.° : r . ae - \GUA, Nicaragua, April 16. £ Select Home Necessities, Friday, From These Groups of H ifth Fleer season. \ he PAn apparent setback to the Hea- ry | : | % am re ution was reperted te- - \ | r ‘oer 8 party of revelutiontista, a Nn) 9 : > . Each Suit is expertly tailored, well trim- % _ Honduras, was detained \ Staple I | ( ) |] Sé W al eS \ Two Special Values in New med and designed to give the best of service << Oxo . oieeia. by authert- | \ T and wear. Sizes for men and young men. Ze of country. Ocotal ts 62 —Offered at Savings That Are Decidedly Worth Sharing | \ all Papers ites... . o . Ty te : 60c Garbage Cans _ $2.35 Ladders 60c Brooms | Wide Choice—Priced, the Roll N ew Spr ing Topeoats Ss os Aguan reports Tuesday said —er Reavy Ga! 4 adders | seasor ,- sewed sehold Rreems ) | | “en. Gergoger Ferra. Henduran *'Ulionary leader, had started a strene wire ar » : 43 fac’ @ en a * ah: on ‘ ' : =a over. special ~ . rly rodded ar , , —~ ots ag | a cove =! a ‘ ided a bm «9% 79 = nished handle : ; 9" = Qmers with 6999 followers and | $4.25 Ridjid Pokling trening Boards $1.49 Woot Wall and Ceiling Duster< | a nN $28 to $32 — .* Government declared mar- | 1c 1. Camphor Rall- 3 thes. $2.55 gallon F. & BR. “High-Grade” Mixed | ) Values at 4 Ree recent nearen re $2.25 Alaska. Dat. Ice Cream Preesers Paint $2.25 i Pie ee ecentiy bought 3006 rifles. | [He rell Toilet Paper hie Parson’« Household Ammonia (la = : : ; ree) 46r | @Tapestry and pil: fabric effec _ f Garment Race . : , | apestr ain tabric efiects, — on — are ~ z (heorene Wall Paper Cleaner 3 for 28e | oat . ena h. ‘ w Pi P " . a) “or op : = ’ Chipes. larce packager se 2 for 436 | : ca atl Ssiadovy a pers are In- $1.45 2. -tb. size Plour Bin- Old Det4h Cleanser a | cluded. Also varnished Papers, kitch- Basement Gallery || cn blocks and bedroom Papers Fifth PFieer . ae Firmen: a ee oe Cle gcune and . 2,008,008 | Siflk-lined Topersats —— on the Enmgtish — pe ~ @™mmunitien tn the Unit. | —and thoroughly showerproofed A wide aAsmore -" Stat en * ith the eoneent of the | sizes ranging from 33 to 46. , ae ~" O*partment Agurance was Seren Bit ’ hese would be used only in| ai Pert Of the regularly constitated | and to protect foreign ®"d property. ELA TC a A ag me a mem He te ip.

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SHEYSDAY APRIL 16, 1925. ee © —_—— re Silk pag P10 we Veste in ‘Arinous tops “pel fhe MAIOTIty are ; Third Pieor ——— eerily ast te |. ll Values in Our ale ecial Prices . s -there are charming sion and the savings, cconomy, - Chic Spring Dresses Unusual Value at *O0 dinner and dance in: the new light lovely lace trim- nes, beaded and embrold— d models are included; s 34 to 44. % vtime, cks des, Smart Spring moats «si Special Value at “DO | varied group of eS ni-dreesy and fur-trimmed ate—of. fashionable silks, lie and woolens—every at fully lined with orepe} ef 14 to 44 included. Foarth Fleer 1 These Spring ser Suits -Very Special at 75 ‘rviceable Spring ap- Jection for men of al sh- sivle Suits for the good. looking lighter brown, blue and gray. : rs may select from a models: in quiet, dig- * cs are all-wool an most popular this tailored, well trim- re the best of service len and young men. Topcoats ae box-coat model on neiiai the Jj: f« 7 | A assortment (¢ / “3 Serond ricer ————m— ’ lock + pts REI TisPeies risi ibsad Mates Ts ‘rts ods = Cartoon le = : ee tth had uitiasess bhatt ’ “PARI THREE. a a ene PAGES 2 24 2OLYI TELLS OF WIFE’S AID AND OF HER DEFENSE BY WORKERS OF HUNGARY Factory Employes Gave 10,000 Crowns to Institute Law Suit to Protect Her Honor— Describes His Romance. i ———— E Post-Dispatch prints today how my marriage helped the better the fifth of a serics of arti-| side of me to win through. cles written by Count Karolyi | yf Hungary, telling the story he sould not reveal in spceches in this iry because of a pledge cract- ed from him by the State Depart- ment i” Washington before the Hungarian erile was permitted to ignd inthe Tnited States. The pub- ue is already familiar with this “gagging ‘of Karolyi. Now that he pas | Mor the yanted lov say “people. “a Ry COUNT MIC HAE I. KAROLYL MONTREAL... Quebec, April 16. to 3 mv wife, living T was | seriously il] h typhoid fever in \ew Yo! br roun Post-Dispatch the things he to the American nn that I hurried to ¥ America on this present trip. The passport which ] accepted without question, even though it put a pad- served the good bed- land on lips, ppurpos: aide, NOW Smith me mtrength ; i ounte sA mv of bringing to her returns to Eng her health me she with restored leaves behind company of d States, in ad- of unknown snown, many for that Karolyi Ereat L nite hosts Sher such a friends in the dition to the friends who have waves, thei: Si feel that | about in In” Memoirs ip her, I say This Fer thine Of which or thou wife and wert in eyimpat! pitts must this series of which I articles dedicate ner thine, the hook is were years these pages tell: me than a more to =* wert sorrow, in al! companion, art hattle my and ly companion in suffering, omparnion and Ae wenow leave ou ou wert ‘{n work, in in hope, true comra 4e.”" America togeth- er Lam reminded that I left Amer- | ica on my last previous visit in 1914, juet before the war, to re- iurn to Hungary to wed her. It was on Nov. 7. 1914, that I led to mie altar Countess Katinka An- sey. We littl hought, when shi Prohaszka placed the wed- r ge on our fingers, that in x \eare time we should be sitting na otor lorry in Florence be- imeem eoidiers with fixed bayonets. | mn that occasion my hands were anacied iron chains, and my ifp pleaded in vain that she might | hare then Those iron fetters, hich seh would have borne with e hi e no lees closely to- ether t! the golden rings. Ranished From Italy. Those vears which have elapsed ince our wedding and our ban- hment from Italy. years of rise nd fall. have been spent through nod and evil in the closest in- macy. My, wife belongs to a family of Sieemen. and crew up ina house- jd of which the atmosphere was rmeated with politics: e was ked in them from § childhood. ®@ was far. from cher- ting political Ambitions in the se «em often attributed to her he type of political activity fOnin the salon of her father's Maion on the Margaret Embank- ' an however mthe ready coneent of her pure ed by Nicaraguan Authorities. he Asso lated Preas MANAGUA, Nicaragua, April 16. AN apparent setback to the lion- Rn revolution ed to- was report when a party Mute to Honduras was detained Orotal Nica®acua. bv authori- of this count Ocotal is 63 ™ south of Tegucigalha. capital Honduras Mearaguan reports Tuesday said Gen Leroger Ferra, Honduran biutionary leader, had gtarted a Ment with 6000 followers and A the Gove: ninent declared mar- law The linnduran (tovern- rerentiy bought 32000 fies, Mithine fcune and -nn0.000 mds of Ammunition in the Unit Baton with he eonsent of the ae Departmen: \eesurance WAS Dene would be used only in TL Of the regulariv constituted ment and to protect foreign 7 and brope rty ’ Car- | follow eft the country, he has written: —_ When- ever I asked her advice at the great turning-points In mw career she would say that she could not. give it to me. but only beg me to | she better my could not own intuition. have given me counsel, and I have never regretted acting upon it. Thus I owe her m@ch; the courage to be myself It was largely, perhaps mainly, due to her that I achieved har- ‘mony between my life and my principles . Opposed Card Playing. and | write something | lily j Ly} dia Bok or, /of Countess Michael Karolv} iroczen Pm. and in which, for a time, I | Participated, did not Interest . As anon. however. as my pol- ey rose above the play of, petty ‘Titus and acquired 4 mofe hu- nN character Ae S00N in short N began to be a policy of prin- sand \Acale« became a mat- e' deen interest to her. There » a® never anv question of Tinfluencinge the daily routine of F political career What hapn- ed wax something verv differ- | t: che hecan tm hecome the ert- lon of al! mv arctivitv. for IT felt ‘that alone wae right which yOone Youne hea rt T made her Rorialics hit it wae ashe who Ugh me tm evn nathizce with the ¢ - " {fe Nee of the poor in the war, ' fee] shen ntolerable I feit DURAN REBELS DETAINED Y of Insurgents Reported f revolutioniste. | | It was she who showed me most Plainiyv that it is impossible to live two lives, one of principle and one of atavistic caso. Also, that it is impossible card-playing was violently sion fof cards During our early married life I tried to excuse my card-playing to myself by ents whitch for instance, to combine She my pas- with Socialism. s opposed ‘to I lavished on her with my winning—I was very that time—but she forbade it with energy. | In my the parental home she devotediy, perahps foo The Andrassy family Was accustomed to expect that took part tenaciously e\- ervone who married into it should become an Andrassy, and that ov- ery one of its own members who married into another family should still remain an Andrassy. Katinka Andrassy was the first to break with this immemoria!. tradition | When she defended me to her step- father, whose favorite she was. Ju- lius Andrassy have felt, despite all the deference in |manner, that this young woman was giving him a lesson in poli- tics, teaching him what it meant for a man of heart to be a politi- clan. It must was only my wife who. in the bitter years of exile, restored to me \that-which is supremely necessary to the statesman ca#im judgment and the capacity ings of revenge: T have survived had not thick and ship should years me through It is her comradv- has enabled me stead- and unflinchingly to face world, though surrounded by un- scrupulous people and dogged bys misfortune. harvily these ifishe accompanied thin which the Julius Andrassy = his wife. | Wife’s mother. niyv one anoth-r and that is why I am astounded at their incapacity to what we two mean to each I am amazed “assy ready to be Presi- of Chamber under -he regime even while ‘he Horthvists were attacking Katinka Andrassy with forged diary entries and odious calumnies Well— that is politics. But what honor is. wae revealed me not by a man. but bY a woman, not by a relative, but DY a stranger, not by but by a working girl a reczen tobacco lov realize other. lis why that Andr Was dent thea "Christian": to Certainly worker at the De»- factory, was a com- rade of myself and my wife in the Socialist movement. And when Francis Ulain—a tool of Imre ks - rolyi, since branded by the Na al Assembly as a forger ments—dared ‘o tion- of docu- mention the name i; it who and gave him hard-earned of her wus wenft 10.000 money in workers ct the factory, in order that he might institute a lawsuit in defcnse of my wife’s honor And the Hajduszo- boszlo peasants, who acme to Deh. and presented Lydia and é@ach of fellow with a hundredweight wheat, because they would Michael Karolvi's slandered—they men, but simple peasants I thank them from hottagn of my heart for taking up the ceudgels on behalf of my wife it is a lasting grief to me that at that when the matadors *he Christian course” were pelting her with the vilest and [I myself was unable to come to her defense. prrighted this to crowns same Lydia RBokor a solicitor of the name fellow RBokvur workers of her not al- low wife wer? nor noble. the ‘ime, of ilies calumpniee (“namoe dicate.) ee 10 ATTEMPT NEW RADIO FEAT Chicago Plans to Reach Round World in Daytime. the Newspaper Swn CHICAGO, Apri] 16.—The first reported attempt to communicate halfway around the earth In day- the pres- | lucky at| conception ner | P | associated arts .O rise above feel. | P WORLD'S PROBL DEFINED AS NEED FOR BROTHERHOOD F W. F. Woerner Tells Wy-. down Men’s Club Selfish Conceptions of Nations Must Be Transcended. SAYS ALTERNATIVE MEANS SUICIDE. Hope That Peace Can Come From Treaties Is Utterly Illusive, Attorney Asserts in Address. To accomplish a spirit of broth- erhoqd between nations is the most profound world problem yet put to mankind, William iy Woerner, prominent St. one-time candidate for Mayor, clared in a speech on “The New International Mind,” to the Wydown Men's Club at First Congregational Church, Wy- down boulevard and University lane “We must transcend our that every each considered is the only unit of government, and put in its place the broader view that all the countries and na- tions have in this age become closely interrelated that the collec- ageregate of them all is the be governed by law if we this spirit,”” Woerner present particular nation, by itself, SO tive unit accomplish said In tracing the progress of man from the rule primitive beginnings to the civilization of today, Woerner stated that human co-operation was mightiest in thie development “Recognition individual] na- tions, not as antagonistic but as of one complete to the factor ofr Louis attorney and | de- , Tuesday night | the | — — eee ad THE MISSES WERTHEIMER—Portraits of the daughters of the! and always admired as a beautiful specimen of the Luxembourg Galleries, eminent art expert, ee s work—both as regards comportien and color. z by bringing freedom to all Provin. cialism. narrow prejudice and in- tolerance of others are hateful | things in private life, but when in- , jected into international relations they become treason to the whole | world.” , | fact organic whole, and belief in a code of conduct self-imposed and col- | lectively accepted by the nations} is what I mean bv the new inter- nationa] mind,” he asserted. | A New Oonception. That | Julius | a Countess | pure | to be) | Continuing, he said: ‘I believe we are awakening to this new con- ception: the world is in the transi- tion period from the old order to the acceptance of this wider and higher one. But we must oe ee remem- | ber that every.advance to a high- | er plane is achieved only over the desperate opposition of those satu- rated with the spirit of the old order. However, it ts idle to argue that it cannot be done. Under pre- vai t mi be The alternative means the sui- cide of civilization War never can iminated in anv other way. Ut- the hope that a ever Ist one. he e) terlv illusive is can by the vict vanquished in the atmosphere hate and vengeance prevailing at the end of a war. Peace must not follow but precede and prevent war “The awful war was the War to end war.’ The Versailles Treaty might be called a peace to end‘’peace. It is the supreme fail- true trea peace L1es forced most | functioning ing ang developing conditions | SS eee Sees Hopeful Sign. of the Permanent Court e is the awaken.- ind,”’ the “Creation of Internat most hopeful iona Justis sign oO ing of the new international m Woerner said. He pointed to that 36 nat ve already this court. 21 have jurisdiction to it to international! dispute in which they may become involved. “Tt is a matter of deep regret that our own country so far has re- fused to give its adherence, but America cannot much longer delay its entry. and when to this already. tribunal added the prestige of the membership of this nation. the greatest of all .a splen- f the ha of which ions joined given decide any complete ic did future is safe for this wonder- | ful pioneer achievement in the po- litical redemption from the bloody grip of Mars.” $938.000,000 IN NEW FOREIGN LOANS SOLD SINCE JANUARY | come from | 3 j . . . : . T é or on the | Securities Offered on of | S. Market for First Quarter Increased Over Same Period in 1924. Ry the Associated Press WASHINGTON, April 16.—For- eign securities were publicly of- fered and sold inthe United States during the first quarter of 1925 total value of $279,000.000, as com- Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch | the late George Wyndham” 'man of equal eminence. toa, ure of all history More millions of men are under arms today than/| pared with a tota! of $238,000,000 at any time during the war, despite! during the same period of 1924. The| the fact that the defeated nations | (ljommerce Department, which com- , have no armies at all. Militarism! piled the report today, noted that is in the saddle more firmly than | $238,000,000 of the total of foreign ever before. ‘investment issues sold represented “The horrors of the last World! new loans as distinguished from re- War would be as a gentle zephyr | funding issues. while during the compared to the unthinkable cy-/| same quarter last year $142,000,000 clone of destruction in the next.| of the securities floated represented with all the new devices invented in | refunding, operations the laboratories of science, bringing European borrowers, either Gov- |}a universal destruction and annihi- | ernment of corporation, obtained lation, by such things as the hligwht- £129. 900.000 out of tg © first quarter ing of the soil, by the dissemination total! of thie vear. while Latin- of poisons. by frightful chemical; American countries got $56,000,- action. bv spread of invisible germea S000 Canadian loans amounted to of disease and death to all living $67,000,000. things over vast and densely popu-|} The total of credits extended pri- lated areas in every part of the/|vately during the period is not ac- world.” 'curately known, but several large Present World View Fatal. items listed fn this category includ- | other, Halfway ee time by radio wil! be made here| next Sunday morning by a radio | station ueing the call number 9XN, it is announced Notice sent to stations in New Zealand and Australia and other stations distant to be on the lookout has been | less | for | the signals which will be broadcast | on a wave length of 20 meters. ‘ILLINOIS POLICE BILL PASSED the Aseociated Press SPRINGFIELD, !!.. After a bitter debate today passed the Barr state high- way police bill, an administration substitute for the Dunlap state police bill, whieh has been a bone ef dissension for three different assemblies. The vot was April 16.- the Senate general 34 to 23. The narrow conception which ac- right supreme sover- elignty to each nadsion. without rela- tion to or responsibility toward any is the fundamental! and fata! defect in our present world-view which must be overcome if a world organization to avoid cessful, Woerner averred. “When nations give up cords the net their war ia suc- | prises, claim to selfish and arbitrary con- | duct toward their neighbor nations and choose to abide bv a world constitution they will give up their present life of absolute sovereign- tv. but will find that of real na- tionhood,” he added , The objection that co-ordination of the nations in such an aseocia- of lan- feasible because ir- reconcilabie differences in guage, industrial interests. racial characteristics and political aspl- rations.is fallacious because inter- tion is not national co-operation has nothing to do with the domestic affairs of any nation, Woerner stated ‘The onlv way of safeguarding eur national sptirir ties antee from invasion and submere- ence from hostile Powers. and this can come only through some form of synthesized world association tn which all countries stand for the rights of each, there- assurance in a guar-, ivance of $40900,000 Covrernment, $5,0090.- nan department $15.000.000 to a corporation. about a ninth ing the first three months year went rporate enter- the balance going ernments, this vear the private bor- rowers got $95,000,000, or one-third eda hanking to the Danish Anno to a etore and Canadian timber While only loans dur last lent (jer chain of the to co to Gov- of the total. and the Governments got $184,.000,000 The period was said. however. to he toon short to make it tain that this trend would continue Ce] Seizure of Plant the Asan l’reas. MEXICO CITY. April 16 Amer- ican Ambassador Sheffield made friendly representations the Mexican Foreign Office on a complaint filed th the embassy bv and af Vera Is Protested. Fy ated to wi Co capital manager of the taking to settle a conflict and ite strik- (,overnment the city of light and at.Jalapa The action Power Cruz State agains: the iz C,overnmen?t aver pliant hetween the company ing. workers The took over the plant had depriy power four days. pretests Vera cr in the after heen ed has) A. Boone, manager of the Light | | Hanging Committee | Academy | British public gained publicity which [Sooo Two Paintings by Sarge Typical of His Art / ee LA CARMENCITA—This portrait, of gorgeous color, is now in Paris, | Preach Government. It was first having been purchased by the exhibited in free: -_—_—— —— es a eee SARGENT, FAMOUS PAINTER, ().S. 10 KEEP FREEDOM LIVED ALMOST LIKE HERMIT He Never Appeared in MS Ei Society — One of His Famous Paintings Once Rejected by Royal Academy. and New York World. three graces,” “by that great paint- LONDON, April 16.—Columns of/ er, Sargent.” eulogy of John Singer Sargent as) ,one of the world’s greatest masters of painting fill the British news- papers. Almost all notices deal with the art painter, who was found dead his Chelsea home yesterday. The human side of Sargent is less known than that of any other in he was almost a hermit in his Tite street house. next door to the) house built by James Whistler, the American artist. It is across the street from the houses of Abram Abbe and Oscar Wilde. Sargent was loved by his friends, but had only a few, all of old stand- ing. Hostesses sought to attract him in vain. He never appeared in society. His greatest friend was Mrs. Charles Hunter, and for years London gossiped about whether he would marry the wealthy widow. Apart from frequent visits to her magnificent country place in Essex, he seldom visited anywhere. Artist Lived Alone. | parently was in good health. Sar- Sargent lived alone, except for | ent reached mg mse - oat, his housekeeper, who found him | Tuesday mignt. a eee 4 dead when she took breakfast te | #4. Clara Conens. found him Se) him. The doctor said «he -aiea|{" 200 FOSS See io rent peacefully from a stroke while he | Stes. wore pegnec uP wand eden ‘head and there was a volume of ono | Voltaire beside him “Apparently 0 na satin g perenne had been reading and dropped t m sete great life work had been call here | GEE Ce: ECP. ine mete wae and he was the only living artist pmefuseed Many Portrait Commis- who had the honor of having his sions During Last Year. pictures hang in the National Gal-j NEW YORK. Feb. 16-—In Feb- ery ruary, 19274, John Singer Sargent Many of the most eminent Men | ~ ore to Walter L. Clark, president and beautiful women of England of the Grand Centra] Art Galleries: had sat for portraits re ae ‘Please choke off atty future appli-| whose long residence ore ad cations for oil portraits, and say caused him to be regarded almost/+hat I am a physical and paps he ho as an English artist. Whether on! wreck and unable to answer let-| that account any national tribute! ters to him in the form of a requiem; During the last vear Sargent re- service in Westminster Abbey or St. | fused many portrait commissions Paul's will be offered has not yet| sending several of the orders to the been announced, but it is certain! late George Bellows, who died re- that such an honor would be ap- | cently. proved | A monument to Sargent’s inter- Tentative arrangements, how- were made last*night for pri- vate interment at Woking, near London, probably Friday. His sisters, M Frances Or- mond and MissfEmily Sargent, are the only relafives residing !n gland. ‘le Row Over’ Famous Portrait. Sargent e4riv won fame in Paris. and his first ever, on the eighties he immediate- | lv made him a notable figure in the! art world. What brought him squarely into the limelight here| in the obituary | fatty of the} For years | En- | introduction to the | Cause of Death. The distinguished artist's death | was caused by heart failure due to degeneration of muscles of the heart, following an atheroma of coronary arteries, D. R. Bronte, pathologist, testified at a Coroner's ‘inquest today, after a post mortem ‘examination of Sargent’s body. H. 'R. Oswald, the Coroner, rendered a | verdict that death was “from natu- ral causes. | The artist's heart weighed 24 ; twice the normal weight, Coroner said. He found the heart muscles extremely soft ang 'pliable, with fatty degeneration, | general arterial sclerosis, and also indications of chronic Bright's dis- _— It was learned } consulted his regular physician ‘about a month ago regarding the j | ‘ounces, ‘the hardening of his arteries. Nelson Ward. Sargent’s solicitor, 'who dined with the artist the night | before his death, eaid he then /se@med in his usual spits and ap- est in his fellow artists remains in |New York in | Galleries, opened in March, 1923. {with Sargert as the first founder- ae “‘the that Sargent | the Grand Central IN ARMS TRAFFIC Will Not Agree to League Di- rection in Geneva Meeting Delegates Say. Post-Dispatch Bureau, 20-23 Wyatt. Building. WASHINGTON, April 16- Geneva conference, which meet early next month, an effective arrangement for con- United States becomes a signatory. the American Government will not be committed to a policy of per- tell it where it may and may not ship arms. That fact was disclosed on the | eve of the departure of the Amer!i- can delegation for Geneva. the conference on arms is to be under the auspices of the league it was pointed out that any conven- ition agreed upon will be in the |form of a treaty, subject to ratifi- | cation by the Senate, and that each | sovereign Government will be left free to carry out its provisions. The draft convention which will neva makes provisions for a central bureau at the seat of the league, but its function would be to receive statistics concerning the tional movement of arms them full publicity. It and give | have actual supervision of the traf- | | fic. Members of the American gation feel that certain features | require elucidation, but hope for something effective in keeping arms out of the hands of distur'- ing elements in the world lnder the terms of ithe draft convention military arms —as distinguished from arms used | bY sportsmere—could be shipped only under Government land recognized belligerents. ~ se (jovernments and With respect to certain areas | notably Africa and parta of Asia ithe draft convention contemplates more careful shipments The United States rejected St. Germain supervision of arms the arms traffic conve- 'tion and the forthcoming confer- ence is largely the outgrowth of the objections former Secretary Hughes raised against that The American delegation seek to guard against making every |member. To start an endowment, ; fund for the galleries he loaned, COUntry a producer of arms. Un- 'more than 40 of hie pictures, in-| less care is exercised it is fared | cluding some of the most famous, this result may follow the signing fpr an exhibition from February to of a convention at Geneva Such April. 1924 This showing. char- development It is feared would tead acterized as the most important ‘© cause governments to build up one-man exhibition tn the history big reserves in peace times on the | of American art. was seen by more than 60.000 persons and |ceipts amounted to over $25.000. m | Sargent also selected the pictures) was his now celebrated portrait of | British art at the Grand Central The “The Three Misses Vickers of the Royal rejected ft, but Hubert Herkomer. a famous artist. threat- ened to resign from the academy unlesa the portrait were accepted, and he had hie way) At-the academy banquet in 1900 King Fdward. then “Prince wie Wales. referred to Sargent'’s group | ‘portrait of the © Galleries last January. Thig exhi- included 10 Sargent paint- ings. including his famous portatt of Lady Sassoon. mother of Sir Philip Sassoon, who was the first caller at Sargent’s London home to- day after his death became known. More than $700.900.worth of pic- tures have been #014 through the! i Grand Central Galleries bition the re-| |for the retrospective exhibition of) A ©co- -OD-| in helping “Three Sisters of | erative institution of artists. and their works. | theory that effective munitions | organizations must be kept going in order to be efficient in emerge .- | cies. This, in turn, would defe.rt one of the objects sought rs King George to End Trip April 25 LONDON, April 16.—It te offi- clally announced that King George _and Queen Mary will terminate itheir Mediterranean trip next week, | returning to Buckingham Palace Anse 25. —— | patrons of art. it has been a factor lesser artists market —If the will works out! trol of the traffic in arms and the mitting the League of Natiens to While. fur- | ‘nish the basis of discussion at Ge- | interna. | would not | dele. | various parts of | liceote | ' | of ‘ilo ; ‘will CHILD EXPLAINS ADVANTAGES OF 2-PARTY SYSTEM Declares Many-Party Plan in Europe Prevents an Expression of People’s Wishes. SUPPORTS HADLEY’S VIEW ON CRIME Former Envoy, Who Will Speak at City Club To- morrow Night, Interested in Criminal Justice. Richard Washburn Child, writer, traveler and diplomat, in pointed out the advan- as he sees them, of the two- party system of government in the United States over the multi-party system of Europe. Child, bassador a statement today tages, who was American Am- Italy from 1921 to 1924, is here to deliver a dinner address on his continental experi- ‘nces and observations, at the City Club tomorrow night, and alse is gathering material for a forthocm- ng series of article on criminal Justice. He said: “The recent difficulties ef the french and German Governments (Oo keep ministries in power long enough to accomplish any results have now been capped by inabili- ties to even form ministries. Un- der the continental system_of dé- mocracy, particularly since a to £0- called peace which attempted to stamp the name ‘democracy’ on peoples who were neither enthu,i- astic for the brand nor practiced in the application of democracy, the failure of some parliamentary governments to govern at~ all, sticks out as Europe's sore thumb. 50 Parties in Election. “There were mure than half a | hundred parties in the last German elections. If any result of any kind was made plain it was that | the people of Germany wanted a liberal and republican rather than a saber-rattling Government. Such | was the clear expressien of the | majority. But the complexities of a many-party system, its jealousies, its scrambling for power, the in- 'ed the forming of a Government which would express the declared will of the people. “In our own two-party system there will always be clamorous | Minorrtes who say that our Gov- | ernment is not responsive. Look | back on the last 10 vears and ask yourself what reforms which have | Proved' worthy have not been put into effect. We get our way in America under the two-party esva- tem, and that way tin the end is the will of the majority. “But. Jn Europe. where many minorities are organized into par- ties, not only does the minority fall to get itea.way, but the majority— | the tax-paying. worthy citizenry— fails also to get its way or to have consistent administration, or even to have a Government which will carry on decently. Says Majority Pays. “Sometimes the organized minor- | ities obtain something. Who pays for what they get? The majority /pays. Then another organized mi- nority blackmails the Geyernment ee and perhaps gets something. The platter is passed until there is nothing left on itt and then government breaks down. The majority pays and pays and pays all the way along. “In all democracies of the world the organized minority ie the men- | ace of democracy. The organized minority under the banner of benevolence, humanity. goodness, kindness and ‘irtue. But it is the majority-man who pave through the nose for all it. No one has vet devised « government wh ®¥e it la possible te take out more than is put in.” In an interview yesterday Chtl4 had spoke nof the connection bhe- tween “the fhilure of democracies in Europe” and the downfall of party Governments under the on- slaught of coalitions. | Child, whose home is New Yerk, will be introduced at the City Club dinner by Mayor-elect Miller, but he expects to confine hie remarks to world politics and ita side lights, and not go into the subject of law enforcement, which was Miller's campaign bulwark. He visited (“hanecellor Hadley of Washingtes | University yesterday, and said aft- erwards that he wes interested In criminal justice In the same way that the Chancellor « Hadley t& active in the Missour!t Association for Criminal Justice. Hadley on Right Track. Sumptuary legislation as such is not a eubject particularly interest- ing to Child tn his inquiry into the work of stopping crime. He is conducting his inquiry on journal- jatic lines. “In this connecMog he said: “Chancellor Hadley is on the right | track to the solution of our ~— trigue of petty minorities, prevent-. always presenta ite claim: : ‘ pe Mf ee a Al A OLE A LA ht AIT ~ we ee Fe

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ST. LOUIS POsT-DISPATCH, THURSDAY EVENIN THURSDAY. APRIL 16, 1926. , APRIL 16, 1925. — ee ee Ae wm “ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH JOSEPH PULITZER Published hy Twelfth Boulevard 1 know that my retirement will make no difference in its cardinal it will always fight for progres Unless Denver ha ecended t epths aDowD to other American cities, Mr. Mainlar 2 int of his life im the under.« sounds ke a prurient dream Tbere is #0 ¢ ent a gust » his nden vation of Denvery young folk i palpable ef. fort to be shocking, as to make the details of his ‘experience defy credence But, even if ail the scarlet details are perfect | true, Denver need not worry. Je the rson of mora giants like Mr. Mainland it wil! find quick redemp tion. How can a city continue to nurture depravity when it is blessed with stalwarts like him” -e _ THE GOAL OF JUSTICE. lt is taking considerable time for the Missour Association of Criminal Justice to attain its ob tive Before it could be organized opinion in its favor had to be en! d Following organization ste | decision on methods and scope had to be made oat is about the point which the enterprise has reached , q , x > * ~~ S ~* a ‘oh oe Amt he ~* ™ + ~@¢ i. Ca ¢ .rPit com ? yep ‘ : e a - (>i) iis ' > + he es > gation. then the formulation of remedial measures: and finally a drive to get them adopted in the stat utes of Missouri. All through this process funds to arrt a) +h | ” han } _ i~ a carry on the work are being s et If the desired objective is attained the,result wil be well worth the price in money. time, effort and patience. To contribute to that effort should be the £ aim of every citizen of the State. It sh d be par it'culariy the aim of the iphabitants of the cities where the failure of the administration of justice is most flagrant We have nearly reached the point where it must be decided whether recourse aga crime shall be found in the courts by due process of law or whether the people shal! be driven to direct action - Toa rema o- a > tyne COMIMmuUuD -* xe re ‘=? Fe _ “hich St. Louis bas long walted an nt postpone ment of. which we have suffered in life. iffmb an propert v » a last. +} rs igh 4 rrrltr aw organ Tar no] fui! . ad’ cad a +} -~ las , + Tarvy ‘¢ ehonvn Te -- mains for the commugsity to voice its "val and earnest support i" ew Fatevrer ‘ ofr TT he ar roa =f it ee . Qn ol i ind ooo. ——- Ey ar tho gh he fa lad +h . > . ~*~ a one , 2 i= - THE STRICT BUSINESS OF BASEBALL. The Browns are starting the championship season with an improved team and brighter prospects for A) ‘co : ’ "i. " . finishing well up in the race. There is, however one cioud on the horizon—the absence of Centertield er Jacobson from the lineup Jacodson did the best work of his career last rear He felt he was entitled ¢ : eit be as ¢ tle 9 @D acvantce in salary ab asked far +? Thea os rer ar the " x = Tied . s . : : i - + . ae . : " ‘ e. Ba refused even to There was no ence, BO negotiation agreement was offered he bas been drawing annually for severa! iastruction to or get out of baseba!! 30 effort to reach a compromise , . ™ _ +i , . ~&codson i.n@ S82M2e@ Salar years. Wita take ft Bal) s explanation is that he {ntends to run his ha! /team op a business basia. Very we!! But surely m the Dusiness of baseball a club owner can prac tice ordinary Dusiness courtesy. He can also show | some deference to the baseball public that supports his tearm. Baseba!! every here is suffering from too m1 little sportsmanship is painfully true of the St. Louis uch busi- Apparentiy this Brorns:. ness and too | deal, tel accept the terms submitted by Kemper by which) ' Commerce, of which Kemper was then the head, took, | correct. | | a BANKING OR BANDITRY. The Post-Dispatch yesterday printed an extraordi- tr which the Commerce Trust Co. absorbed the Mid- west Reserve Trust Co. Men conspicuous in finance, politics and official life figure in the affair. Among them are W. T Kemper, Democratic national committeeman from Missouri and for many years a power in Kansas City’s financial and business circles; J. C. Hughes, former State Finance Commissioner, a position given him by Gov. Hyde as a reward for his services as chairman of took charge of the remnants of the local Night and Day Bank after Meininger’s exposure and flight and | who is charged with continuing the looting. According to one version it is a story of banditry rather than of banking. plished in conferences and by strategy. ls it. he and his associates were compelled to over their bank. Laughlin says that the officers, di-; rectors and the stockholders of the Midwest did not, He says they re-| ‘luctantly yielded under a threat from Hughes, who! te Finance Commissioner, to close the receive a penny for their bank. was then St Midwest bank the next morning and start criminal prosecution of the directors. Hughes make the threat. And along with the of the State of Mis the Kansas City Clearing House, power it is charged, Midwest out of business. Kemper tells a different storr. He sars the Mid- west was in a bad war: something had to be done; the only thing to do was to absorb it; uierce, as the biggest bank and the only do so, had to do it sense of public duty. “ prevent the grave consequences that might have| llowed a bank failure. ~ Obviouslr, Obviously, too, rehension of the facts. gation. The necessity for such investi-: emphasized by the fact that our State Fi- already in bad odor from the he deposed Commission 4 > . - See | ‘~ it icial invest gation 1s Department activities of t fortunately involved in this af predecessor, Hughes, who resigned to take the position of cashier of the Comm Hughes sars he has nothing to say. seemingly, has another job ir by Millspaughb's. ‘fr Attorney-General Otfo, on his hands. > > ¢—$_$________ When it becomes easier, as it was in France. to un seat a Government than to get a new one to take the ich, it is about time to begin regarding constructive Statesmanship as a@ necessity. —- ++ -#e¢e ~ A “GENTLEMAN” HAS DEPARTED. There is. as there should be rejoicing among true gentlemen everywhere that Herr Fritz Haarmann of called a gentle. would hare been a but by dying as a gentle Hanover upon to die, died as merely died it matter for congratulation, invested his as significance of achievement has Fritz bad. in the course of his the careers of 26 other persons. men and bors. The ‘ircumstances of each case constituted what the ’ ~ 1? _— ** . - ~ police call murder, Dut in such matters the police themselves a uncouthness certain As for he never forgot that he was a gen nermit Herr Haarmann, tieman It accused as a common murderer. If he had. in a rage, killed would have been murder treated as a But he killed 26, -— 7 — > 77 a ‘*? ~ pained him to be called to account and somebodr. res. tbh hare been “OmMmmon murderer. favors asked not but for the pleasure that it afforded him. Showing thereby that he was. an artist as well as a gentile} wad But what do the courts know about art? Simpl; nothing. They found Herr Haarmann guilty, just as thought he had been a common murderer. And 1 day or two ago the Court's decree that he be beheaded was carried out with due solemnity. But! . | th > herr Was & a*Ot! lem 1aD to the last. ry sav he wanted such in to die as a gentleman. It is br P1iithle ‘ signs as these that a real gentleman is known | | - Vaile Herr Fritz Haarmano of Hanover. gentleman. — eee--—_ — --— 41) that the Department of Justice needs is as uch | zeal in catching beootieggers and illegal menepetias as in hounding senatorial investigators PER SI THE ABSENTEES OF GREAT FALLS. Tbe tral of Senator Wheeler bas transformed 7reat Falls, Mont... from a dot in the Northwest's spacious isolation to a fecal news point. The great! are there in droves—principa!l. counsel, witnesses— while the shadowy figures of secret service men lend an Oppenheim touch to the mise en scene. Great’ ralls is having much the same rendezvous with the ighty as Cheyenne, Wyo. recently kept. And as) at Cheyenne, the absentees are investing the Great Falls occasion with the same baffling -distinction Among those pot present at Chevrenne. it will be | recailed, were Blackmer of the Midwest Refining Co.,| () Nell of Prairie Oil and Gas and Stewart of the In iiana@ Standard. The lion-haunted jungle of Africa the romance of the Riviera, the buried treasure of severaliy lured those yond the long arm of the Cherenne court's jurisdic. . = . tion Similarity, at Great Falls, princely chairs are! vacant on which should be sitting Mr. George B. Lockwood Those cronies of ex. Attorney-General Daugherty are not fugitives from the subpena. The Government did not summon | them. But their absence leaves curious, provocative’ | gaps tn the ensemble. u The defense. succeeds mony of those witnesses should should restore. in public recollection, the fading pic-! ure of Washington in the herday of the Ohio gang —---—— - — © &»> -_— : A booster writes u town. Not wheg the police station is robbed of 15 lens ef captured heoch. ry story from Kansas City about a bank merger the Republican State Central Commit-| ‘tee in the campaign of 1920; Donald W. Ross, who, as trusted agent of the State Finance Department, even though it was accom-| As P. E.! Laughlin, president of the Midwest at the time of the) Ross sars he heard ssouri as represented by Hughes, lined | up with Kemper and the Commerce Trust to put the: that the Com-’ one abie to) that the Commerce acted from a to protect the other banks and | — it is impossible to\ sar which story is) the divergence between the| two stories is too wide to be explained br a misap-| The situation calls for an 1er, Millspaugh., is| as Commissiane? erce Trust: ban IN ESTATE T0 WOW AND CHILDRE —— Sater Trust Funds for Grand- Children and Special Be- ep quests of $7500 in Will S aes ae i a2 al & Fe a ee > PP > ‘ a * , . i Spe _ , , a? 2 = RE RS LR eee Fate ~ Mes ‘ . ; , » 7 . a ee eg : ae ~" ue tee » ‘ + a : - we - d ’ —_—— bulk of the estate of Otiver | on, who died April 6. at his) _§ Brentmoor Park. is placed | for his widow and three | trust under the terms of his) which was filed in Probate! at Clayton yesterday. Smaller | estates are created for three | Achildren and special bequests ng $7500 are also made. The trusteeship in the case of the —e. Mrs. Mary 8. Garrison, fs to tn three years, when the prin- | } will be paid to her. Equal sunts left to the children, Oliver}, er Garrison Elder. and $5000) 4Adaughter. Mary Garri- Clifford R. and Mrs. George A. er of Chattanooga, Tenn., are be paid at the end of five years. ‘For his crandson, Oliver Tl. Gar- III, a trust fund of $5000 ts ‘gside. to be paid when the bene- P ry is 25 years old. A fund of is set aside under similar 4 fitions for another grandson , r 8 a gram Elder. the parment tn. her case | be made when she ts 21. Special bequests include $4006 to | F spnish two rooms of the Memoria? 2 | e of St. Louis in memary of . father: $19°9 to Mary Ann Me. /| L ough, for faithful services aga F id. and $599 to Louts Robinson. | Lie ut, («J Washington to Estes Park, se. § . , ars. be and back in order to vote 7 ae . _ Mrs. Shorman went to New York | a @re on April 109 she called to-| af ther the educational committee | #1 the National Outdoor Recreation | Al } | 4 4 at he familly chauffeur t ; Garr! son ‘ho was 7s vears aid | d ty the time of his death, was peeat- ~ ee mt of the Pilot Knob Tron Ore E CRAG Poe ae . vice president of the Se. rroone a ~ 2. Ora ~ . SS 2 per Co.. and @ director of the! . to 2 hants-Laclede _Netoan Bank. | « ’ : . “4 . r ! ? ae NES" ig S. JOHN 0. SH te ~~ » —. “ 4 ~ : | gees IF WOMEN'S CLUBS ON TOUR ; —_ . v. ¥ cen WASHINGTON. —— Yrs. “John ' oe a eh hy Se kinson Sherman, president of! | * ; p- 24: Bees pe Genera! Federation of Wom-| ‘ ‘ ‘ ES we Clubs ts on a swing areand i” ‘i rook eS eastern half of the United/, 7 “2. ms ~$ tes. The trip fs one of the long- ; | : ee aes “ as ever undertaken by the head m > ‘ $ Dy o. he clubs omen of the land. The | the _ t ay long trip Vrs Sherman made. af : in November when she went | i on fere ” In Roston An Aprt! : Vit she met the State presidents of | M The MIRRO | @ federated clubs. The next stop | ™ C T E Written for the Post-Dispateh . as ‘hicago to zo on the radio for | Cr By CLARK MeADAMS PUBLIC OP ; Women's World's Fair. ich Copyright, State meetings of federated clubs | fa he rest of the fttinerary . Gi | which Mre. Sherman wil! 7 Par'icular attention to Nation. This column is designed to re without bias the latest comment. yinz departure with grace of career. ended and in that erent he should} and BO) in vulgar rage. | Given a chance! something, all that he cared to say was that’ i a — personages be.) a Blair Coan! it is said, will try to bring to Great) | Palls those two men who toiled so prodigiousiy in| .| exploring and exploiting Senator Wheeler's alleged y\ activities. We bope the effort ——— The testi-; be enlivening. It! us that Kansas City ts not a bick | ve the sort of thine fer which Mr. Roosevelt | 2 av made such a Paint Serve flourish—is against leading publicists, newspapers and | warden Week and American W | the interest of the ruling class. Therefore, »/ cals on the questions of the day. . P | Ww eek. The rest of Mrs. fr | We can't have it. The people who exploit . ne =, poeeram fo rons: Aprt) us will sabotage a rallroad or a country 2 oars were eee Stans dane Hogg nadie a a On | [Bp moment hey lose control. JU TO™ | reom an Article in the AMGMONMMMMB 25. Mone: April 2%. Stems) 12 Polemarchus: You said something then. of Reviews on Harlem, N. ¥Y. May 1. Baltimore . Socrates Did I? Then let us co look for T began in Colonial times asa ar | ar | muskrooms lage. named for the ancient Murch Tenores eetuaien Teene. ) Sas Holland. Americans, Irish and the Acsociated Prong ON BEING PAID FOR WRITING. at different times predominated ip INDEPENDENO®, Mo. Aprit 16.) SOC RATES AND HIs PU PLLS. Mv wife derides me for ha ges that ewn!t ‘ution was being po | a wise women, ulation of Harlem, but during the Socrates: I suppose you young men have contr huting to Just A Minute without Pay. | years the negro race has rapidly Bhi in their schools were ignored | © been reading the political news from She says, “Your style is good, your English all other elements. e,¢ th: ference of the Reorgan- | Europe: superior, and by keeping on saying a vari- be a graduate of Harvard, € ‘hurch of Jesus Christ of. Lat-| of Glaucon: We have nibbdied at et f things vou sometimes say something Rerlin and now Professor of Day saints here yesterday, when | re Socrates: Ver “ve You must then have ; sencih'ie All this is wort money.” Howard University. says in the conference gave its indorsemen?+ | Mr oheerved that m herever Socialism has The poor woman is gifted with a most Graphic that Harlem is—or e echools and re-elected to the Ch gained > ascendancy the troubles of the practical mind which does not understand —a race capital. and not merely the? ra of directors five man and | ch fount are an times tiplied and |} a ,ardness of writing for Just A Min- negro community in the world, ed tu new women whe are «| eohody seeme« to know which wav to turn ute. Granted at style. English and ideas first concentration itn history of Prahie | ihe present policy of ty Polemarchus: As in Frane for instance. are good—even worth paying for—all three | diverse elements of negro life. “tt n The charges that evo- | Soerates: Ves Als n Ge an There wither In the cold Blast of 60 much per ‘erected the African. the West 1 =" = 6 ©being taught came UP | , s a profound truth 12 back of - stn word. The verw beaut of Just A’ Minute ‘megro American: has brought ; , i. report of Graceland Col- w mess over there, the confusion of France is the absence of pay. In the almost sacred | negro ef the North and the negro ac Lamont Ta. wes submitted | " the demoralization of Germanvr. the isola- onfines of the column the free writer may j| gouth- the man from the city ane BPProval Ee. F. Long of La- |} fo tion of Russia and the impotence of En say what he pleases and be under no oObii- | ¢son, the town and village; the . I ‘* the evolution charges, | AS giand. You are young men, and in your gation to give value for value received. | student. the business man, the me debate the conference's | - time rou hear a great deal claimed Mix a modicum of fact with a bit of irony. man. artist, poet, musician: ad ‘went of the school wag! om for this, that and the other political ideal a Gash of wit. Shake well in a container | worker preacher and criminal, ef ; i. You will find among Socialists great think- f laughter. Out comes an inspired cock- | eocial outeast.” James Weldea & BEusin -Tr ivalta = he, ers and writers. Most of the fine politica! ta of criticisn Add one dollar to the | points out that this great negro = fhe Aun Pats ree wiptor, Dies. aah scientists wil neline to an improvement mixture and it becomes bitter. In Just A | munity is a city within @ ety. ! PLOR F. anal —- on upen anrthing we have You may see Minute one may still ekulk behind a nom “& stranger who rides up magnif ee oe italy, Aprtl 16.—_[— other extensive experiments like that be- se plume tinder the beneficent protection enth avenue on a bus or in en Sy - i sculptor, died yes-| ing made in Russia. The point I want to of this one can say one’s say—and not los | must be struck with surprise at the mae ae he ee make is * 1+ there te on! Ana faem .# a eusto ar formation which takes place after he @ : . ie — pe savour. He | eovernmen+ in which there is anv enthu- sider the audience. By a process of One Hundred and Twenty-fifth # . hue Geiete . King Vietor | siasm or for which anybody able to do scious selection the readers of Just | sinning there. the population s é : See ae er anything for the government turn his a Minute have been sifted and resifted. In ens and he rides through 25 sella s - bina hand over. This is the kind of government this charmed circle may no dumb bunny 'where the passersby. the shoppers, | Dire oa: we have alwars had—covernment which enter. Those whose name is legion browse | sitting in restaurants, coming out of 7 rectors Are Re-Elected. |} enables a limited element of the popula- through the P.-D. in search of mental fod- | ters standing in doorways and rs — April 16—W. Gj tion to prey on the whole jer. Some nibble at the offerings of Mc- | of windows are practically all And W. W. Wheelgek of Chi-| Thrasymachus: By Jove, Socrates! TI be- | \dams and they flee in. disgust—back te [then he emerges where the . ys our Scotcn trienag re cant | r = Ry 7 ' : swyyne A anmed 4y age ger ee ag ms ing ideas and correla : gt acai a hey mt pre | HE Manhattan Little Theate® SSse — : busied itself with Bstruction Tn the i respect and for these reasons Just A Min- | to be commended for its ¢ Steamship Movement - of Russia it went so far aa to send armies ute ranks the world for real quality circu- , Sees ng the production of Byron's Arrived against the Government. What it bas done | lation Eve the New Republic cannot | Cain.” The fact that it @ 8 | Atmociaied Press : a Wileeiiniedh Miiaienein Would: halk een boast of readers of the mental caliber of | literary production is not 60 ha moran April 15 ss ever ese any political ideal other than | Tust A Minute. [I hear that Andrew Melion | success as the successful to Hambure Wits, governmmert for the fee ras lifted ite reads the New Republic. | the play in Russia and Germany. Safled head has been only one remove from that To sum up, here is a medtum that of- | #7@ some pessimists who insist that York. April 15 Berengaria: | Tou would not say that the Socia! Govern- fers any intelligent audience perfect safe- , excellence makes no appeal os pt Le Grasse Havre: | ment of Germany. for instance. has en- ty, large freedom. Why spoil ft by insisting _and however that may be there cae Washington. Bremen Ce jored the -operation of the people who | ‘St It par’ doubt that plays without the . , a, » Nar es, via Philadeiphia | are now trying to put Gen. Hindenburg in | Besides. [ can make @ Garn sight more |‘? do. In this day of a anit — ““pton, April 16. Homeric the presidency? | doing something elge. | Jazz some of our critics ao Ge quite . ew York , Polemarchus: No LAUNCELOT GOBBO. that no @rama that reads wve April ; Soerates: Near would ven sar that the | ROWAN . | me behind the agency : = Paris, ee troubles of Herriot in France or those | wear +t l@ ar 4 a ee eee Se that | dam, April 15, Rotterda Vea e wild and windy corner | written plars of literary merit Yor =. of MacDonald tn England have been ald from those vast rence which usually reign = gt erowees the theaters does not apply to the present hour. Them, te? ~ makes no sex appeal. and falls te Where the wanton breezes blow plateau to the southward There the gypsies come and go - _ wee " sened tf > reseryoirea of ' On ; — in *’ nm any coun- —-- * “4 Glanucon: Certainty rot | There they pitch their tents in springtime, | jazz riote. All of which & & _ NS pe to the Post-Dispatch ar miy 1 | Singing strange nomadic lays te the courage of the ¢ fat a is « ITY —Cilouwdy: Socrates But Troy wen 4 «sr ants : . am . . : vr ~s i roads | ; hat wh Came) sy. wouldnt | While under the blue and cloudless arch | the play. Had Byron planned oe | reU > > > — ~ A @ - | 3 ; : ae _— api erec a those | Their shaggy ponies graze. |a century after his death he Re, IOSEI a .. Threatening al, in re . i - . x A ad a * | , : se sweet neppenss cur own The smoke curls from their campftres, made success a certainty DOF bettie? aad . rai’res = en th cs - ~~ -” il -* ™ . ad ee e f,0vernment undertsok ! Trailing off tn plumed wreaths. | dramas in the spirit of Don Juss. | aN a he after rain 7~ Tun > om * P ng = . - : , Thrasvmarhus- Tru'+ | Flaunt ndigo shawls of the women, there should be enough patrenm® | Sood ge: Tru With vermilion skirts to their knees | theaters In New York with 4 ' PERSON cTTry Cc) ‘| Socrates Very wel! Thar 1 +h ° ? a; qedy. | , oat ig the peint Would you know black magic and secrets, (the literary drama to reward a nuded -* . ™ es | ‘eet amet " : in = 7 f a «8 > make. Pemicnt esliem— we x — , — ‘ » : ore 1s at APraham Lin Where the gypsies come and go 'on a fascinating theme by on “RLY —Cilear: reeds — thought, that Woedrow Wlisen thought. CLARA W. BLELOCK.> | est of the English poets. S—Cloudy, reads fair.

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tt aay tt Me, a ee VateS > 4 = 7“ . oo # THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1926. ee The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 23 ) a IN ESTATE TU — —_——-———— — Trust Funds for Grand- ‘Children and Special Be- quests of $7500 in Will — —_—_—— The bulk of the estate of Oliver | Leon who died April 6, at his} ’ 5 Brentmoor Park, is placed for his widow and three under the terms of his) which was filed in at Clayton yesterday. Smaller estates are created for three hildren and special bequests ing $7500 are also made. ‘The trusteeship in the case of the Miew Mrs. Mary 8S. Garrison, is to in three years, when the prin- will be paid to her. Equal sants left to the children, Oliver Clifford R. and Mrs. George A. of Chattanooga, Tenn., are be paid at the end of five years. For his grandson. Oliver 1. Gar- I, a trust fund of $5000 is ide, to be paid when the bene- is 25 years old. r Garrison Elder. and $5000, a granddaughter, Mary Garri- | Bider. the payment in her case | be made when she is 21. Bpecial bequests include $6000 to ish two roomg Of the Memorial vw of St. Louls in memory of father: $1009 to Mary Ann Mc- ough, for faithful services as a id. and $599 to Touts Robinson. ; a » family chauffeur. _ Garrison, who was 76 vears old ) t the time of his death, was peesi-. | mt of the Pilot Knob Tron wop., vice president of the St. louis : per Co. and a director of the chants-laclede National Bank. | GBS. JOHN D, SHERMAN, HEAD | "OF WOMEN'S CLUBS ON TOUR on Swing Around Pastern Half of U. S.: Will Visit Southern . Cities. “- -—“a 4 ; 1 to the Poet Die WASHINGTON. ckinson Sherman, Genera! 's Clubs fasiern aren — -_ Mrs. Jolin | president of | lrederation of Wom- is on a swing around half of the United ever undertaken by the head the clubwomen of the land. The long trip Mrs. Sherman made in November when she went ae OR eee Ce AT Washington mand back in Mrs. Sherman re on April called her the educationa) mittee the National Outdoor Recreation Estes order to to vote 19 she *n- CoqyT) MIRROR LIC OPINION: umn is designed to repr as the latcst comment questions of the day. CITY WITHIN A cITy. irticle in the American rs on Harlem, N. Y. R in Colonial times as a Dutch vile] ned for the ancient Harlem in Og Americans, Trish and Jews times predominated in Harlem. but during the pe outstripped ecro race has rapidiy * . elements. © raduate of Harvard, Oxford ane@ now Professor of Philosophy Surv niversity, saya in the at Harlem is—or promises pital, and not merely the lar the world, but @ munity in ntration in history of ao ments of negro life. “Tt h . African, the West Indian, t rican: has brought together t he North and the negro of. t man from the city and the , | nt, tf sen and village; the peasa e bueiness man, the profes . poet, musician, adventurer re criminal, exploiter aa macher and ast.’ James Weldon Jone Aaguss Rivalta. Sculptor, Dies. {that this great NesTO CON ie heoistod Pree a city within a city. He “78popi 1... Aprtl r who rides up magnificent aa le hata ill 2 b i omo 7 ee Sculpt rr. 14 Ves8- je on a bus or in an aut aged 87. One of his first ruck with surprise at the which takes place after he crow red and Twenty-fifth street ‘re. the population suddenly e rides through 25 soltd passersby, the shoppers, restaurants, coming out of ing in doorways and looking 9 s are practically all negroe merges where the popul woomes white again.” ISING BYRON'S “OATN.” New York Evening Wor)d. anhattan Little Theater . emmended for its courage he production of Byron Phe fact that it is @ reall oduction is not 80 promising | the successful presentat mn Tousela and Germany. Pess irr makes no appeal on Rroadwaye Mpto: ‘ Berengaria. er That may be there can he ne " ode " wrasse, Hiavre: plays without the literary quati« Se, a ‘ngton, Bremen; Co- rr and ‘Spies, via Phila lelphia. » this day of superficiality hampton wit 98 ; of our critics are quite —— Mew York. April 15, Homeric, x | “arna. that reads well sounes lavre | ! | od the footlights. The fact tna Apfil 15, Paris, New 7 ‘ | Isworthy, Pinero and Ibsen ee a avs of literary merit that ae Tork. /APril 15, Rotterdam, he theaters does not aang a he present hour. Then, too sex appeal, and falls t All of which Is compliments © \ raph to the Post-Dispatch srage of the experimenters ™ of SAS CITY—Cloud, rouds Had Ryron planned @ dt % o 3 after his death he would ~~ JOSEPH Threatening cess a certainty by writins a ed Even ™ the spirit of Don Juan. uid be enough patrons » New York with @ partial ry drama reward the ible efforts of the Little cate interest in a powerful nating theme by one of the English poets. to by the hlicists, newspapers and period’ the pop. ation 8 ‘at raged): iets who tnsist that litera o str Theater enference In Boston She met the State presidents of he federated clubs. The next stop | ms (hicago to zo on the radio for | Women's World’s Fair. | Biate meetings of federated clubs ®e up the rest of the itinerary nF which Mre Sherman’ will y Particular attention to Nation- | PGarden Week and et Week. The rest rman's program Conway, Ark.: mr) of oduct. American of Mrs follows: Apri April Jack- Miss; April “7, New Orleans: 7%. Mohile: April 29. Mem- May 1, Baltimore. nn evie Ari ed rch Ignores Evolution Issne. The Avemiated Press INDEPENDENO®T, Mo... April 16 Mharees that evolution wae being htin their schools were ignored | the conference of the Reorgan- | Church of Jesus Christ df. Lat- hav st 76 Alain Davy Saints here vesterday. when conference gave its indorsement eschools and re-elected to the pe of dire: men and | ed two wha are rable ty bechonl WAS a bust of Ca busts of huel, Ga ribald! Dhages _—_ Hle Victor other | our King and macea | darks blocks those eT —— . —s ee ee A. Director. \re Re-Elected. | ICAGO, April 16.—W. G.| Wheelock of Chi- Stipworth of Phila-| re-elected. directors | icagro A Alt . Railroad nar . " “tg yesterda. B erd. presi- | OF ¢) nd Wheel s, an rh were ‘ the C) oT) e mpans eres. a are rece, 1 lub jn at- Steamship Movements. WOON AND CHILDREN Social News Miss Margaret Brooker, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. A. FE. Brooker | | -TO VISIT IN TEXAS of the Cella road, has chosen | Wednesday, June 3, as the date of /ceremony will | o'clock | beautiful Probate | |of 4596 A fund of | | give an inf is set aside under similar) q tions for another grandson. | yy... | group | Leno: P ; evenine, Vr | om ( ped E / companied to St | Daeschner | ters. | co-operating | Campbell and ' | Louis, tes. The trip is one of the lonc- | ; a hi Park, | “went to New York Apri! | 'Gatesworth i of | MIrs + mond avenue |} urday i mer at her wedding to Paul Palmer. The in the afternoon tin _ the garden of the Brooker home, and will be followed by a reception. The bridal party has not been announced. Mrs. John F. Shepie ’ | take place at 5:20| of Hor- | tense place gave a smal! tea today | in honor of Mrs. liams of Charleston. who is the guest of her daughter. Foster M. Hampton of 424 Lake Henry T. Wil- me Gal avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Hampton will | f go to New York in the fajl to make | § their home. Mrs- John T. Rule of shing avenue will entertain inform- ally today'in honor ot Mrs. Towner | Phelan of Indianapolis. who is vis- iting Mr. Phelan’s mother. Mrs. nue. Mrs. Charles Cummings Collins Lindell ormal tea next Wednes- afternoon at ry k. William §& ai av evi when mue!] Scott Eroup one-act S Or ar Archie PD. Cary 7 Mrs. Archie W. Carr home (;ladyvs Mrs I1l., Dr. and Tia’ Ssat- rs. Wim- engagement and lle Nir YO 44 lmmnier ¢ WH need at atea given their home tive bride and her uates Shattinger’s Apartment Grand $575 w We are exclusive representatives for the Julius Vauer Piano. PIravos, SHEERT Wt sic ' SOVORA PRHONOGRAPH : HAT TINGER PIANO &AVSIC CO | 331-335 Arcade Bldg.’ 8th and Olive Sts. | —— Arrived. ec Pres April © Hamburg Sailed. York, April 15 - fin y Amoc ia! ion © hampton :.: Neu The i Road Conditions ke the Delicious! after rain ity for high’ Cigud) roads roade good reads fais Oh Henry! A Fine Candy »..10c jwined her | Collins re- Mrs. | § | Davison, ; he | Stahmann ae harpist; | ——— pa 3 —Straues Photo. Miss WILLIS DYER. ISS DYER and her sister. Miss Elizabeth, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Dyer, of the St. Regis apartments, will depart today Dallas, Tex., to spend three weeks visiting friends. for and Dr. Carr of Sigma Nu and Nu Sigma Nu fraternities. take place in June have been wedding on April 23 of Miss Margaret E. Todd, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William A Ridge ue, and “4arold P. son of John H. Davison of O'Fallon, Mo. The ceremony will performed by the Rev. C. C. 390 o'clock in the home of the wedding wil! Arrangements fi the Tr ¢ ‘an aven c . at Od afternoon at the immediate families present Davison, sister of of the Miss the bri Dorot hea degroom, and Miss will Marie Todd. a ] onor | ' | | | | | ; ; | NEW YORKER NAMED ORCHESTRA MANAGER —— — ‘|G. B. Baldini Chosen by St. Louis Symphony Society to Fill Vacancy. ——_ ee The St. Louis Symphony Society today announced the appointment of G. B. Baldini as business man- ager of the Symphony Orchestra, succeeding SS. E. Macmillen, whose resignation occurred on Feb. 16. It is stated that Baldini has for four years served as assistant man- ager of the New York Symphony Orchestra, and was in charge of that Ofganization’s recent Cuban tour. He will arrive in St. Louis in a few days to assume his new duties. Baldini _the manager the Symphony Society has employed -in aS many years. Ar- thur J. Gaines, after several years’ service, resigned three years ago to join the office staff of the Minne- apolis SymphoMny Orchestra, and was followed by Macmillen, who is had heen manager of the National ‘Symphony Orchestra in New York. Macmillen’s resignation was due to ber of Theta Xi fraternity. The | made | Todd ‘jJuncheon at enter field. his desire to the concert management His brother, Mrancis Macmillen, is a noted vio- -_—_—_—— —_——— After a honeymoon trip through the Kast the couple will make their home with the bride's parents. bridesmaid. — ee cousiir of the bride, | Barrett Sills and Etiward Todd will be groomsmen. Following the cere- mony there will be a bridal supper at the Gatesworth Hotel for mem- third business | | ee | sell | son's symphony concerts. _ chairman of the women’s Commit- | Louis Symphony $9000 WORTH OF SYMPHONY ‘WIDOW OF JOHN F. DODGE SEATS SOLD BY WOMEN Committee to Endeavor to Dispose of Entire House for Next Season's Concerts, The Women's Committee of the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra an-'| that approxi-| mately $9000 worth of seats for the | 1925-26 concert season had been ' placed through the activities of the women workers in the campaign to# out the house for next sea-' nounced vesterday Mrs. Thomas G. Ratcliffe is tee, Mrs. Oliver F. Richards and) Mrs. J. lL. Johnston are co-chair- | men of the drive. The announce- | ment of the new business secured through the telenhone campaign | inaugurated by the Women’s Com-’ mittee was made at a meeting held) at the residence of Mrs. Oscar! Johnson, 38 Portland place. Re- port conferences are held weekly by the captains and members of the campaign organization. Next | week's meeting will be held at the residence of Mrs. Charles M. Rice. | Pennsylvania avenue and Clayton road, Monday, April 20, at 3:30 p.| m. Tea wil follow the submission | of the reports. The annual meeting of the 8St. Society will be held Monday. April 20. at & Pp. m., vat Jefferson Memorial, Forest Park. | |All subscribers to the 19°? |annual , constitution and by-laws of the or- bers of the wedding party and a) reception will be held there at 8:30 | o’clock for relatives and friends. Miss Todd and Mr. Davison are | The Missouri Associated Press Edi- tors’ Association was formed here graduates of Washington Univer- | sity, class of 1924. Mrs. A. O. Cunningham of 6328 Washington boulevard, wife of the newly elected Mayor of University City. entertain 20 guests ' liotel Statler Friday followed by a theater party. This will lie is a mem- | Associated Press. at | meeting -25 con- are members of the entitled to vote at the meeting according to the cert season society and ganization. HANNIBAL EDITOR HEADS — NEW MISSOURI ASSOCIATION Report Organized at Meeting in Kansas City. By the Associated Press. KANSAS CITY, Mo., April 16.— today at a meeting called by Edgar T. Cutter of Chicago, superintend- ent of the central division of the As outlined by the purpose of the Was to get together and to encourage a better understand- Supt. Cutter, ling between the Missour!l members / will be the first of a series of sim- | ‘jlar affairs Mrs. Cunningham will | give. | bride’s family, with only members | ~ The Morning Choral Club has is- eued invitations for their epring | concert Tuesday evening. April 21, be the maid | at &:30 o'clock, at the Odeon. The club will be assisted by Miss Alice Gentle, dramatic soprano. ; i /be held. _of the Hannibal Courier-Post, was | ' correspondent ; ef the organization. Plans for extending and improv- ing the service in the St&te were discussed. Annual] meetings will J. B. Jeffries, publisher elected president. Ralph H. Heppe. of the Associated Press Bureau here, was named secretary. — Ow THOUSANDS OF PAIRS of ~ Full Fashioned Thread Silk HOSIERY, $7.50 and up With colorings so important, and many tints so common—you will find Kayser color originations de- lightfully desirable. CHIFFON WEIGHTS « LIGHT WEIGHTS « MEDIUM WEIGHTS « HEAVY WEIGHTS A slenderizing note in knitting that adds ace and beauty to ankle line. It is to be ound in many Kayser models from $1.50 up. It prevents “‘runs!"” An ex- clusive feature. A patented circlet at the knee sheerest hosiery from costly *“runs. Colors preference. Kayser Wear They wear and wear and wear! re silk and pure dyes are On! - used. ae to give a false impression. ach paf is knitted to exact size. At all Leading Stores *Trade Marks Reg. *Slipper-Heel *Marvel-Stripe rotects the More and more women are saying: ‘I want Kayser hosiery.’ Superior quality is the chief reason for this | nouncement | ed the bulk of his estate. | his | Monday, will be held at 2 |mated at Valhalla Cemetery. | succumbed | rhage. | Members Using Associated Press | #8er of the Wheeling Corrugated . TO MARRY LUMBER DEALER Alfred G. Wilson of Detroit Met Mrs. Dodge Through Church Work. | Special to the Post-Dispatch DETROIT, Mich, April 16.—_ Mrs. Matilda R. Dodge, widow of | John F. Dodge, one of the found- ers of Dodge Brothers, Inc., auto- mobile manufacturers, is engaged | to be married to Alfred G. Wilson, 42 years old, lumber dealer, it be- came known today. Formal an-,. of the engagement is to be made Saturday. No date has | been set for the wedding. It also became known that work | has been resumed on the new $3.,-'! 000,000 Dodge home in Crosse Point, which was left unfinished | when John F. Dodge died. Wilson is a deacon in the First | Presbyterian Church, where Mrs. | Dodge is president of the Women's | Foreign Missionary Society. He met. Mrs. Dodge through their mutual! | interest in church affairs. Mrs. Dodge and five of the six! childre. of John F. Dodge inherit- | One son, | John Duval Dodge, got only $150) a month. | WILLIAM R. EWING FUNERAL SERVICES THIS AFTERNOON Body of Reiwucu Manager of Wheeling Corrugated Co. Will | : Be Cremated. Funeral services for William Ewing, who died unexpectedly home, 5733 Vernon rR at avenue, p. mm. to- day at undertaking parlors at 4449 Olive street. The body will be cre- Ewing, who wag 75 years old, to a cerebral hemor- For 28 years he was man- Co. at 1010 Spruce street, retiring in 1923. He never married. He is survived by a brother, E. C. Ewing of Wheeling, W. Va., and a niece, Miss Edna Ewing, who resided with him at the Vernon avenue address. Heads Sundey Séhich. ‘DR POOLE. em ee eee ewe oueen a a _— FUNERAL OF BRICE EDWARDS The funeral of Brice Edwards, 67 years old, city engineer at St. Charles for 23 years, who died yes- terday morning at his residence, 76 Washington street, will take place at 2 p. m. today to the Oak Grove cemetery. Edwards leaves his wife, Mrs. Jennie Edwards, three sons and three daughters. Edwards, who retired three years ago, was active in Democratic poll- tics in St. Charles County, serving as chairman of party’s county com- mittee for a number of years. In November, 1892, he was the only Democrat elected, winning over his Republican opponent in the race for county surveyor. DR. C. W. = . C, W. POOLE OF LONDON TO SPEAK AT EXERCISE HERE Head of World's Sunday School Association to Deliver Com- menoement Address. Dr. C. W. Poole of London, pres- ‘ident of the World's Sunday School | Association, will be the principal speaker at the commencement ex- ercises of the St. Louis Community Training School for Church Schoo! Workers at the Third Baptist (Church, Grand and Washington boulevards, at 8 o'clock tomorrow night. Dr. Poole, a native of Tas- mania, has held several pastorates in the United States. The St. Loults Community Train- ing School is conducted under the auspices of the International Coun- cil of Religious Education in co- operation with the Missour! and 8t. Louis Sunday School Councils of Religious Education, the Church Federation, Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A. There are 455 students en- rolled and the graduating class numbers 25 4 Presbyterian Delegates Named. The St. Louis Presbytery of the United Presbyterian Church, in its spring meeting at Oakdale, Tll., has named six delegates to the General Assembly to be held May 27 tn To- peka, Kan. The delegates are the Rev. Dr. J. H. Webster of Xenia Seminary, the Rev. W. B. Hastings of the Second United Presbyterian Church, St. Louis; the Rev. T. R. Aikens of Marissa, Il}.. Theo Klene of Oakdale, Ill., Willlam Campbell of Pinckneyville, Il.. and Harry Engelhardt of Marissa. _ Humane Week Observance. A series of lantern-slide lectures as part of a program of humane education is being given at the pub- lic schools in East St. Louis eis week in connection with the ob- servance of Humane Week, James K. Ewing, St. Clair County humane officer, announced yesterday. Post- ers reading “Be Kind to Children and Animals’ have been placed in street cars and other conspicuous places. Ministers have been asked to deal with the topic from the pul- pit Sunday, designated as Humane Sunday. ———— Fine fabric rugs look their prettiest on these NEW pattern floors OMEFURNISHING stores are now exhibiting the floors of Armstrong’s Linoleum. You should see these designs that decorators have planned—rich designs that archr tects have seized upon to create more beautiful interiors. There are neat inset ‘tiles, marble tiles, Handcraft tiles, Jaspés—colors and patterns to match your hangings and to show your furni- ture and fabric rugs at their very best. NEW colorful ~ close figures, scrubbing on These new floors are easy to have... They are quickly cemented in place by experts over a layer of builders’ deaden- ing felt. From a worn, shabby, bother- some, splintery wood floor to a smooth, bulgeless, unbroken surface of | Armstrong’s Linoleum is only a single day. Waxed and polished occasionally, such a floor is a source of beauty for a lifetime. Easy toclean? Instead ofheavy weary knees, substitute a few light strokes of your dry mop! Ask to see the patterns that are - New for bedrooms © and living-rooms This richly quiet, two-toned pattern is called Jasp& You can have it in green, blue, brown, or gray. The heavier pieces of dining-room and living-room furniture look so well on its softly rippling surface. For the pretty bedroom there are a host of colorful arabesques, medallions, and close-figured pacterns in genuine inlaids, or in the even more moderate priced printed linoleum. New for entrance halls - and sun porches Prim black and cream tiles, colored tiles in richly marbled combinations all inset trance hall or sun porch, could hand—what en- il to be invitin “ with one of these new floors? Handcraft tiles o green, gray, blue, and red; Dutch tiles (an idea bor- rowed from the ruddy kitchens of spick-and-span Holland); and granites of blue, green, and cork- tan. Be certain you see them all. Beautiful linoleum rugs for those who rent— Ideal for summer use In genuine inlaids or sturdy, long-wearing printed linoleum, the new patterns of Armstrong’s Lino- leum Ru await your inspection. Fresh beauty of design, cheerful patterns. These rugs are really built for all-year-round wear; but many women plan to use them particularly in the summer months while their fine wool rugs are stored away. These Armstrong’s Linoleum Rugs lie flat. practically no wear-out to them. Pe Agamstronc Corx Company, Makers of Cork Products since 1860 Linoleum Division, Lancaster, PENNSYLVANIA Chicago Office—1206 Heyworth Building Armstrong's | oor for Every Linoleum in the House .

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eC a re The Dail POST- DISP A y TCH alone has MORE CITY Cire — than the —— and one ates evening Hpearritees ct COMBINED HT wee 7 APRIL L 1, 328, ” -s ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH FARMER HELD ON MURDER =| "*v™inars bees ee ee naka” Fal at tus : pat Been ree ee et out _ his gun. Wells | —————————S—S==aEEEEE A ; aere mvis was charge re’ is at avia i , me as a man xr a —— CHARGE AT TROY, MO. meen et i % 4 re | ont a aed avis and was shet OB SILER PIVES crag guar at vera pt. ore But | Psyeliology im Window Display. snide te | Oe LRN: BT! ; " ne _— A . : Davis and Welis met on a roid Justice W. A. Ellis ruled t it mie in _ ity to find ti right pee “ESSEN. (jerm 0 am | my ae crowds “tek af show | loaled at the left side: ihe largest, cro bo : , fine of Saturday, April 4, and fr — Se a os a case of murder in the second , id him nd another was that ee ienieas 8 many. Mar v * sega wiridows. This disclosed that €44/:right side. and 67 4 : iitended a "tu ia! ‘s a ‘ment Wells threatened Davis wit! degree, and therefore was a batl- : nis parts followers failed to live up Study of 1 a = | h 1 ping on wi a persons looked at the bottom of |} those who ‘ at Linco (“ount : 1 able case. releasing D a is own ia : YS. Oe f window « «s ' . > Passed the Pe ieeiaw t. attend | ar aX On the following Menday. 6006 bond for we Ss | avis on $1 = See tS trenntus ond ent 6 wecete of 0 he display; 411 looked at the cen- ing the obserwatsi a P vyhen Davis saw Wells cor@ing, he’ recular ter pre ap pe eg e in next ~s ed of the ter of ‘the window; 189 persons’ look at it at ae ‘ ‘” — _ erm of tircu ‘ourt ‘ > & os ee a eo + ——_-_ \\ aster ei 2) Tu Ine | Your ; | i | — eS | oe aster of Dog Joe, Donates eee PART TWO. ° SUGSSRESRERERESEEEEDS at wear a —enmeneere i = Galesburg, IIl. ~ N : — 4 ~ * iS 1 Costu mere” ' A fie, indineg manunmtry 1 n Sy > , my: m W — ally, a home in the same place * owe S $2.25 : ASHINGT ts. mona me HOUSE. FU vite Ht . — ON AV., COR. SIXTH ST. = his canine friend attracted 7 b FRAN B. ot i? N _ H r MN cs CO. | : 1 } \ : i. . ' ent hard nade ; ieee A attention. has seen to the dist bier agp ge Well n - my » p seen ¢ disposi ”).99_ ade! solid a, 60ClOS A waar | Sale! Be cn‘or ni sooo boost novo 1120-22-24-26-28-38 Olive Street convene TRIP, DIES LATE uae co hi e- eee teatests 0 oamcner Refurnis — ae ald $ olecs aaa h Your Kitchen at Savings ir O: ; hii By ® Mater, wh in $2 yeare ot auings in Vur Cecil C. Hutchings Wa eC W ats e Seventh boulevard sii sot | Ba any w+" a Knocked Down When H mis esiaens \ \ 2 Sas Mag bene asement Bithda aing Tela de Coun wl i f = Real Money Wo ne During Traffic Jam. Nig UosZ nderful = 7 : 7 Savers! ae on cate by Our Spring Sale of the ams /REFUSED TO at 2.88 ’ . cepted mimediatel "hh ie N . . ‘ ; = - . ry ate ls rut . ; ee > if ’ ——_ | ez wy sste oom why he coe New Gibson Retrigerators _ patties 20 NEWEST MATERIALS | motor truck was sent here fo = 5 Pokes Turbans y “7 Sk! Oia die ee F ‘ ‘12 H ws : Of -the-Face Straw Hair gy 2Eet © Galesbure, a nDemnign bie eaturing the 1925 Models : ours Later He Suc Large Hats Smal! Hats Suk . sa nar a her truck then was d . : Te ' cumbs ; Injuries Alsc . dies? Mase Hemp Milan | “isn: : maind Thts New Side-lcer S wh | p Combinations My Miss Ann Hoo geek sbi egeet Style With a Set of * ° (dD rove Fatal t Father of | SE | Galesburg Livcary. stating the ° # Dishes at Only..... a 5 aster . a se ima : =. . All the Loveliest Colors! BD sired ty dequeath his hy This new 6 cerator is | sh es 0 ors: -- i Tution Nothing m o > ote , ! ! rave woven wire she! ies ns he ee compartments are - DEAD. \ — offer was heard pb ' we rel esn and ean, . “air Circuiatio! feat +. . ward (t.rove “ a [he most sensational sale we have held Me write. several days ago at bh % $1.00 Cash - a Hun: dine pantie lt cea o's in months’ ] ust think of it! NEW Hats & ne to ge to a quiet } SS = a ° : asit- -Balance in Monthly Payments Cw . Hutchings, *2. of 3419 Tae- ¥ : . rust purchased and easily worth $5 or $7 e 26 : . . Re: age m aa at pnd anted A Set f Th er. “INJURED a i . e are on sale at $2.88. Can you imagine such w wilD awaiting > aaa ; A oO — Refrigerator Dishes FREE Cenrad J RurghaPit 45. of 1414 he’ ¢ savings? Hurry down to attend this event _ Reasom for Gift Withheld ; = gaa hy ane raderes: Gam. © + es : : er 1 , ! — th Be ; | KE MclLaue | ziass d en be aaain, ' iieena di — we and fruit th a Dare. 19. of 735 RBay- ie tor selection is best in the morning. 4 Galesburg . | ; at | ; siass amd to fil o ae ae pe: Ly ” eo ee madness - (i inate o = 2 rere | @drrane: ii Dishes, PEE | —t of the arma hands and Be i ‘ vd loo the ' ie ™ . " ‘ , i : a en aia a Gibson All Porcelain gg asia one 22. of 44271 Del. aN se oO n rerols es oulevard. cuts iy F see | facts Porcelain Lined LEONARD eowt the hand Gnekaenn a ie . _ - _ ade tes i ~ —————— Mrs Lillian Zimmerman of Sa p- ve : 3 aerenate oom : 2 — = Ppinzion. Mo. concussion of the + , siieaiine : goign x z - Set of 4 al s { -) brain and lacerations ef the scalp. * Vid wit) teciazion S Dishes ° —— $140 ‘ welve hours after he had f- RE th his dcinlon. Siler» Value jn injuries which he Sommeele Pe a ry. Ty od) : wo sities ‘n@ignificant te justif gay cnown a espa | Sa tee eek ee | Pattemtion. Cecil € Novdiinga a . a34 ts: nied, ti wena Suer caamnagoagerse a FH dash and The No. 12 Leouard all por- oly old. of 3419 Lucas avenue. BAY he! while. : Continued From Page J! Monthi — Tam 10c it 5 ‘rime problem ’ — I y Monthly Me — Sie wis ti . -~ 4 a al ‘ 2 ? n’ Ss : ia?’ gation It is getting more serio - Plece P iti f 4 evervy vear De — ~ = cael : 7 saw} Benches Stripe and e enclil Pa ot ee ee $1.75 pee Som. $9.90 Ae pal ix 80 codfiled : ’ Powder Blue #3 “f 4 a sentenced (9 Prison hat our Values ; SS ] s OO Vest he oe rime machinery goes alons — : r bi - meio ' ; im | . i ; or a - ee No Mail. Phone or ¢ Oo. BD Ondera. Friday at the Old Reliable 2 os ns” omurt dockers a : ) . at ea. : . ; ‘dq iP q - ‘ . } : - rouser ~ ’ ae * hs onal ns 7 6 | — ~—e Loy Baby ( ArTlavge H — , ova ons Interfere with “a é ie ul ~ _ “The uttempt to regulate atoll $26.50 Value , | Wy a al conduct also enten anata Enameled | 9 “ Pat | he larve 1) _ problems.: While [ am not . ic — | br i wie umber of eeted in the controversy 0 » a Ly Gas Ranges | _ _ 3-Burner 1 NC \\ trends and CUS- wre server 7 “ ? ‘ ' ===> W etter Ra "4 : eo ge “cep : . ' | The oniv irmleee as | tLe LAGLE ST : is. Fine hand-tailor- : the: shim white ie to mix the juice Combination Hi- 1a pom saturday Night Tilt © Oelek | ing and trimmings. f two lemons with three ounces of ff pape — — ') ‘ , , See Ol . ' shisls. omy: drenamalll $12.50 Value Z hoee ive Street Windows) rill supply for a fom | q Sct inster Rugs = ' rp nest | _—-— + — a =< Ain | $65. 00 Sxl o hese Hy { ra ety | -_ 4 ) sa er oftener | \ . f oot — a ae ’ ie 1 3 ' . re and rem ‘ mmplete oe ” . + ey a. : , ' cvenan' ts nto . | | n |e : So ' . | * ire feut ve es ie ROWS Patterns abe 3B raffing-chairs. They : = : SSS a rag iocy- Manan: thats niin i a ms low pres Mow sane ' ar @ exceptionally irm=s and bande , ead tern atinfncta : . | @ (erp lee rm hie fo Insure ears e weil hrusit oft solic : O . i ymous stage beautios use oak. bave cane seats "so + — we . n $3.00 Cas and eonvenie | Ive at kighth coal peg Ay : Cash—Balance in Monthiy Payments footrest agi | : . =" E: . 7 ION HOUSE FU ; 7 Pe. ¥ ya * “~ ’

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* 2 THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1928, = eVANTS-24-e| ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MARKETS ee estate| OT. L CH |MARKETS-SPORTS an es ee | & the observation ’1y a the et: . = | . » — ’ 2 > approving], in well-filled goig | *O" on the starting tee he hears a1 “ 1 Hours Later He Suc- bags beside each table. “This ™ we Lossip of the course and knNnOVS | of Fish, but Only One 4 where vou find them right- here in | (he strength ana the Wie aknesses | Q . ' all oth ‘“‘rerulars.”’ uality at q cumbs ; Injuries Also | Pores: Park—-the all-wWodl-and-a- |° 2 ° . 44 4 ' ° . = ; ‘ i - . ‘ re ” : = « > a% on . . , ms ? : | Is Greater. He was hopping mad and the slice | &™t. amd this poor chap didn't) time the o . ‘oO. 3 tee. Between 27.000 Words in School Bill. covers 79 printed pages and the , : made him boil over \ caddy . t wake up until the sun hit his face. = sete Day Cards, read NASHVILLE, Tenn... April 16 text is 27,000 words ‘ I ' d é ro meet ’ e . , ‘ ; ’ ’ ¢ ~ vw ; Ap foursome comes to the ia a . P . : jlaved on the 18-hole course In | kept looking at it. and when he got page 2 “Bg 9 remnants of his ‘Peak « dit a- } . - , “ yar} nm Sundavs reve ~pringtieiad cei Got Off His Street Car)" SSSSTEE SEAS Po Nuary, oniy-961 rounds were| back. he brought it in. to Eddie, ial pa OF Susdave ‘rom Soringtiel n m a ‘ive \ Seate ~} ' +4 ; ' =—s : . oo : a : , ’ 1} i ’ ~ | re qr tl eo . . “ our ram at ofier played, but even that means movre| the caddie house, to put a new leave Springfield by auto after Traffic J ‘ables in f ) . | During rarric Jam. ables in front of the lunch stand | than 30 rounds a day. the water hefore he broke Gregg, the “starter on No. 1 tee | : ernest 2 tel" : ualit DEAD. on the 18-hole public course And Phen ne. Marted > ee py : ae = Edward Grov 38, so his ory submitted today to| “hile his wife held her ears, Live Lobsters Daily Throughout the Year : | &¢ ‘ Vig td chucked his bag into the lak: Hunt avenue Park Commissioner Pape. reveals , = Cecil Hutchings, --. During the 12 months” ending | ‘ nie and all, and ‘started to th Soft-Shell Crabs Now in Season cas avenue last March 31. a total of 168.398 | C/uUObnhouse — a Age Sy , y!, | ) a total « 3 | Every Saturday From 11 to 3 0 ee SS erapenpte te TE TODAY ee ' INJURED. rounds was played on the nine and Back on the Next Day. Serie ch ao the, cn $1.00—Special LUNCHEON—$1.00 Conrad J. Burghardt, 45. of 1414 18 .nole courses in the park This ‘His wife » ’ . * | 18-hole course had 81,879 rounds them polished and put in his lock- me ensieton Smith, 22. of eter Del- during the last vear as against *7,- | © Did he quit goif”? Not so you BENISH NO 3 pmar boulevard. cuts and = bruiseS| 959 ror the vear before. the easier could notice it Next dlav he was Geidvied Otten about the head and body. : nine-hole course had 81,519 during ‘own on No. 1, ready to drive off. e Mrs. Lillian Zimmerman of pores 9 the last_12 months as against 9». He had the same old bag and the : easton. ne. eae = of i 450 for the previous vear. (Same old ibs.”’ adie He perain and laceratioms of the scalp. On both courses. August is the “Ani e fellow who drove to F be by mn Pee 3 3, f Rar > Twelve hours after he had spf- . : ee = —— haa a ait ease Seem SES | fered injuries which he econside dad Natural Rridgce street car. was femeioo insignificant to justify medical struck at 7:30 a. m. by an auto- yo | Satfention. Cecil ©. Hutchings, 22 mobile driven bv Charles Bischoff, ; . : = old. of 3419 Lucas 1 e.| 26. a machinist. of 4560 Labadie Z $ 5 $ 6 $ . s SHOES FOR MEN ; ; , | ar a) 0.00 0 on] on Tonen he cot off his street | (4 7 and AND WOMEN This Book has been nationally advertised for many years and is recog- | ! Pmeresierday. the forty-eicghth victim’ car to investigate a traffic jam at wy Ss : nized as an authority on Home Beautifying and Interior Wood Finish- ) his mars list of motor- hicle Prair and Natural Bridge ave- ° e . . *,* | al ee ee ee aloe tne car| af” ¢ : | ing. It tells how to make your home more artistic, cheery and inviting— | Hutchings, a conductor on _aland walked around the rear end gf \¢ | | =) ai aX how to have beautifully finished woodwork, furniture and floors—how , i hen th achi thound in = | 33220 : ’ , ; ° . . .. . ‘i ; 8 Teckemie te ely congrats yeetateige it : 7 | : / | | to give every room that delightful air of immaculate cleanliness. This poys Jackie Coogan his feet. inflicting © apparently SOS - Book is the work of fargous experts—beautifully illustrated in colors— : é ' cerati S ary iis 1ead : + ; > bd i... . e slight lacerations about his hea j ss gives covering capacities—includes color charts, etc. Tams 10c and face &E \ Bet a ‘ S| - ‘ for gtesed . oy _ gaa Men's 3-Plece Pencil Bight po tod seg ged) wet gaaete ON i, EE 255 | For your convenience we have es- Stripe and Blue Hut hings refused attention. fin- (4 Li 4 VU "4TEVER Lind or price shoe i} . tablished Johnson Service Depart- Serge Suits... $9.90 mning tee trip to the coe Sern ane you may desire, there is a yr N —__ 2 ments in many of the best stores. Qa Boys’ Powder Blue Vest ‘*''"= out M's report octal == 5 W.L. Douglas Shoe which will meet : ai | i) :| SERVICE These stores can supply you with the SERVICE ing home for the dav. ts; two pairs pants; .. ihe home of his uncle, Henry d ce Te your requirements. We have scores : : DEPARTMEN zes up to $6 Q5 Hutotings, avhere he eguided. at “| | W. L. Dougias of smart styles for Spring designed 1 ORE gee y, Re spe - , , r la "was 7.e¢ - ‘ 7. : > ae P a.m., and an hour later was se! Shoes to meet the demands of Young ny - = “2a LOOK FOR —_ _ aaa with violent pains in the abdo- Seller of the Old Rejiahle Re 9 eelatsten win for Women Men, as well as styles for THIS SIGN ealled and he was taken to the O a mnen of eOnservative tastes. BP ‘ x ; a hospital. His death is believed to ur new opring : Pa 2 a ' Se ee sro ‘aan ee = iets : / ARTISTIC At any Johnson Service Department - MV:asiwer ctive, ea piainiy on a / . inished : ! you can see beautifully finished pan- WOOD INISHES EO Johnson Book on Home Beautifying. BS DEPARTMENT ’ : s Cassimere and ~~ piccnort was exonerated by a varied enough the sole of : | sis Was exo ' ever EF Ney - ted Suits and All- ‘“‘oroner’'s Sury today in style to please shoe at th f y a ; A Spring wooD els of wood. These stores carry a oom ors . everyone. They etactory 1s model for Young 4 | k of Joh . A Wood r ool Top- Father of Five Children, Hit by hse? So your assurance that : a Men in a popular F] SHE plete stock of Johnson's Artistic Woo ae 7.45 gag egan ld, of good values ¢ they are true value ae ‘rae aa ce | NI Finishes ond ose SE rolstio, “to , ‘ Edward Grove, 38 years old, o ’ : —_ Light Tan Calf rt advi all problems relating to j-Burner Men's $25 2-Pants Suits, ..., gata eed father of for the price. , = ————— $6.00 Interior Wood Finishing. Wetter Ranges powder blues and pencil 4... Va wd at. ¢ i 2 Pant $4 5 tobert McKee. 43 vearse old. a ne- | ee . ye — . eS ENE ag Miller Hdwe. (o.. WES! tte a Ca. ten feature o mere Suits. : . ero chauffeur. of 3933 Finney ave- oa 500 st. Louis. Arnold A Grither. ALBION. T8.1.. dryv-wringing s $5 Sample wl vs ts % ag | | Niehuus . .~h send Ai 1397 Gaondfellow Av, ; Krosman Pharmacy. lops makes them . Hats “ Lt Src teneglodyeions Puchibkdgteate | Victrola No. 210 | 1. A. Schwalbe Méwe.. dohe Chery eae FAST ST. LOUIS, ILE. nient for house cican- \ 2 . en proaching from the east curb until $110 | Py ee ' eS & ellow . Mertie Andrushat fdwe —-s x ea canton Salts ‘it was too late to stop Hie fur- Mahogany. oak Schulte Hdwe ! “a BR awe ud soe M6. Cinty AY, ng ens jthietic Lnion Suit« . “a oe aaa r ML Mhinker Peliner-Crew Ca... | * 81 Werk Shi - nished bond and was rearrested for oS vee 2835 N. Union BI (. R. Elener &2 Co. Heer.. Teliteastite and -@t. fests fe -y ot rts : ie P . srg eet Catalog sent onrequest | Stock -Daniel Néee.. “a4 SN. Kineshighwar BI. Ee ine eae : ter-P “82 Fiber Striped Shirts. $1.25 a a Westhoff id Vetter Wéwe. Ce.. St. Louls Av. uawer-rower Serge open ae oq we $1.00 A verdict of accident was returned J. Le is com S97" a ‘ iMinols Hdwe.- (e.. > 5405 . Parts 1i-Toaint e. Co.., " F } Machines ne Reston or Pari« Garters, te af the inquest Fr. F. Wiken Hdwe.. ' poe . — 737 Collinavilie Av. uy Se a: Police Suspenders Oe (jrove is eurvived hv his widow N . Deacon and Lillian 4i« Hares ene, —_— ‘ otton sos ne - oa _ , . Rs 47 471 The Ka viere . am B Sea‘ ert BS eps... $485 Mrs. Anna Grove, and the fvr on ew Popular Victor Records our rin "Pat windy oe er 1TAR Kestem Av. Waverly Hdwe. Co.. Izhemen Hdwe, fo 3015 Waverly Av. ‘* Rubber Belts dren. They are Edward. 14: Vis Bech) Hdwe.. ri Tamm d (lasten Ave . ~*9*e n "n ' =. (rand cs GRANITE CITY. ILA. A. d. ‘s feombination Overali« 81.75 tor. & +} Lena 14: Josephine, a and fussell, 3 years old out tomorrow ag | ieee sae Russell, 5 years o! u Fy aye le st o2§ %. Kingshighway Bil. J. Kable Hawe. . : prro, ILI. Singleton Smith, 22 veare old. of Sinead Ha ! Tess 1¢ . B 4421 Delmar boulevard. and Miss fri Park Ay wn o Me Dupe Lumber and Hdwe. Co. i! Suits Alma Dare. 19. of 735 Bayard ave Mid ® h W ] J. J. Cunningham Hdwe., Schenk ron Paves and Taint €o.. ALTON. 188..” : . . ‘ . . Pes smsett : ry | mete” 's Pencil Stripe, Biue | nue. were driving west in Washing | hig t a tz with vocal refrain 4 rig vee TS none tran Wal Paper and Paint. as aeenaen ET Ce. | i : ith’ , 4°26) Michig: | a3 Kaan a -EWN BERS, . ton boulevard in Smith's Ford International Novelty Orchestra = 1513 Basten Ay Chrietmann Welt Peser end ae . spupe. 46 5 p.m. whens in front o 3330 %. Broudwas. CENTRAL Veliner-Ratheim Dry Goods © 99 Wa: eton. the coupe | Sh d wil d—W It 1? ieh-A iid Hdue. to. . : ner- m ’ °. ulne Fink’s and Red Dia- 412 scm ae Y ED Nate y n a O an a Z The Troubadours pap en ois Ay Hdwr €a.. woOem RIVER. I14.. ; crasiie nic ( f es ‘ ' . , , e “stove , nod - pety an Over-@ i 25 at ee curb. throwing out both or Victor Record No. 19612. List price 75 cents he ee oli rA i . 45 wercen tine. te en Se 3 Ts a ere, ’ cupants. They were ‘ oe gay rere thy gaan Asien ae tengy - # CASEVVILLE. Tt. . | ' m= — no Geis ne om Caseyville Lamber Co. a . COLLINSVILLE, BLL. FREE! | enital. Miss Dare suffering > | BASEBALL city hospital, ire pete It SN the Blues— Fox I rot ceo Suan Gaver Mer | LLANSV ILA ; itres. Hdwe. “or 4 oh ' , é Vandalia Mercantile (a. cm | Cash Delivers One or Bat With Boys’ Suits from internal injuries and tions of the face and head. and . ; =. 30th = Stis Beer © Petta~ ‘tramd-Lender | Jean Goldkette and His Orchestra ate Ms Sine Py PE Gth and Washington Av. COULTERVILLE, TLE. pen f«. DOUBLED KAGLED STAMPS > Cherckee = t. Risen Loam “tore NEARBY CITIES PLDWARDSVILLE. 1A. > > “ yaturd Ni T « Smith from cuts and bruises on ti ‘ = 4 ay Night Til ® O'Clock S f Th D F : tion Hi hair Se face and bods ome O ese ays~—rox I rot with vocal refrain comes See. 2 ee estiual Waa == omg BONNE TRAP. Va EPVINGHAM. 114. taken to the . ‘re ‘ ’ ‘ked Down by Auto. Is —* " ) — fan, Knocke Coon Sanders Original Night Hawk Orchestra ' AM. Ble Bi Renne Terre Pharmecr. Rexall Gus Napeors. cf 4% bs sae it. , in Critical Condition. : Hels nd Paint (e.. eineee , Conrad J. Burghardt, 40 years Victor Record No. 19600. List price 75 cents ee "a, meoadnns. ST Lots CorNTS. we “aA YV. Hdur.. . id . t t) . l ela nad lia- James ‘ ‘ arte abet. The 1. rs oe Alain acral os “a +e @Georavois % Mer-hell and &t. Chartee Rd. y @ ich Mirces Firws Hdwe soodr oy. 4 Johns Station, LERANON, TLE Eee ers cektess wvnet- A End of the Road condi t the End of the Road with Waring’s Pennsylvanians Upton Moachester nav Merraetite Ce | Kanit 3. Weber, , : Vialter (de Hdee. . wAncorrTAaANM. 15. City Hospital in a critical wih?) fern om % na ~ an ae .. a! tien from a fractured skull! su‘ ing : \ | fered at 11:40 oclock laat nicht E ed S I] 7 ; : . ; Tom Wari Petry wt _ y : — eartatien bs ue-LY ALLY® with Waring’s Pennsylvanians Tom Waring FI ng mg one SOM wal they OV ALLON, 1. J ey BW om . ico, | er 7 &. when he was knocked down an =a § Krewdear , | TRENTON. 114. Victor Record No. 19602. List price 75 cents 17 OR Reichenbach Hdwe The ones mt & F. Stawsen (the hdwe, man) frefeld Have. (a. W ‘ boulevard at Chouteau avenue vr e Pay More machine, which wae northbound in - P on Savings ee ee ee Hear Waring’s Pennsylvanians at Loew's Theatre, April 25 to May 8. S JOHNSON & S N | | ~ = : eo\We \ Upon presentation at a Johnson Service Hollander of 2602 North Spring Then hear their Victor Records on the Vi pon ctrola in your own home. ’ Department this cou entitles the bear- automobile when crossing Twelfth > Meramer many good munici- avenue. He was held on a charge oe of felonio eund g . > - Finishin Auth rities” ere endthere | Tian Zimmerman of Bap: | oe rag FS 2 er to a Free copy of the Johnson asc Book ge or selling nington, Mo., suffered concussion There is but one Vicarate and that is made by the Victor Company 19 South Third Street on Home Beautifying and Wood Finishing. . Osta, t . hi rhe | rege or these Victor trade marks - ; h Delivers One ‘Roney 5% on your of “aay brain me od escqgam of the wa - TRADE MARK ad Phone: Bell Olive 9416 S( AiT) iate vesteraa when an auto . eevee eee eeeneeveeaeeneeaeenenee © . ecalp inte yesterday when an aut es 1l1ctrola ST. LOUIS, MO. ' a | ae ore ut em ere Pactertes at Racine. Wis. t. &. 8.: Bereneferd, | ot the f « beduetria! Savings Trust Co. “ith her son. Frank. eollided w ) ee Machine _ ” _ Wied! .: . 4 . . G CO. 714 Chestnut Street another machine ar Taylor Wz ——— we Merhine C atte ie pene mamieans sentiat: “Spencer. hewieain. ee ee AddresS .ccccceeccrsrrtrnrsensterenegepe ; i es ae 4 - ctor Talking Mac o. of Caneda, Lid, Montreal Chouteau avenues. She was ta HIS MASTER'S VOICE™ Canadien price lst on request a 1G — ee ee ee we fo ; - : :* i home. nt ; : - . * * . A

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ae — LT OE -—- ane ee es ae THURSDAY. APRIL 16, 1925. = ! THURSDAY, , ~ * — + ; _ » i. 7 4 v5 .* : - “ : Japan. We Erank Conley. Prof and Mrs. | United States fall and uc itoriug, TO 14 DAYS A. 7 : J ‘ > ’ a. a ~ ’ « : $ . . 7 r) 4 7 7 rye 4 se be) — ; Would Sway Ut. S. Edections. Luther Defoe, Dr. Isidor Loeb. Dr Jefferson's Grave “tone. mace | dience to @ aS a " >. hs : - ~e . . P “Ss . , ‘ 7 7 ctinne iy ~~ a ——— P ’ Pe a _ ‘ ry ‘ P : ae Z a r¢ ie er Ioahn H Duncan of St. Luis. Wal- On the ground that Jefferson © it ns -_ eT by Jefferson, wt P ; : | . mined if po e 1 sinuate ther ter Williams. Dr. A. W. McAllister,/ was responsible for the Louisiana; he had w en on the ' ; . ; eho} ? r pre-' . —_— , ‘ ; ur ' . ' ’ na = ‘ rT : Ps ' “—s : ttle — “ge mm niversarv of Mavor Rollins’ M. and Mrs. Frans Harris, Mrs. Jo- Purchase of which Missour! 1 50 ate i envelope, Iie | . " . . " ‘J : ; . ‘ : iiad _ . 5 4¢ , } ii ; “ : " . . , . * 7 e% . . w . ‘ q : war eye a iin | farm fe. that tne isn to mie eenh Estes. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney; important @ par Dr. S. &. Lawe. at this be the epitegi aa . | . » ‘ *) Z : }.¥ aT a - ~ ~ ‘» ’ " . _ — . , . . is . ‘+ > & 4 , _>y ’ a? " _ i . s { ; i: ere , - arry with tne white peopie , Birth to Be Observed at Stenhens and Dr. and Mrs. J. C. | president of the University in 145 ' ‘stone and that thes a . ‘ . ; : rT A 3. q : ic - w } . et ‘ yA ra ' aS ) P ' : oe ia no t , : . i . Vl eed «btatmmed for thie institut! se the he ~ ee : word more’. _ : | ' ; = } “ht by a | : ' , : LLoimmdia, sone ‘ : ial Pe . . a " ) ales ) apan (tnroeus the act Speeches Honored Rollins. original mart le siab that nm arked Here was uried 4 7 . thy nf er o one — ‘eoren sthoar af Sie. . - 4 e-! panes ane oe The Cour and Cit Aiumni all af the apeeches were tributes the grave of the statesins as a — n, Autho the ‘ ' : Vv | = at . ’ ’ » Tr) Ine ; we r f : 7 es ; y c 5 4 o iu 4 : li ae ste — at eo life nork and examp o 7} giet a Mise uri | iversi.\ eh A : ica ing . ; = : ‘ ‘ r fi c mre ’ ry’ . . . , : ° , — . offer _. . ve i? ne =" & be “4 \ ie " _ t ard ‘ ’ 1 : - ; escendants of Jefferseu: =a . _ a: | | iatives of 42 Con- Hong gain , ”™ Leader in Seattle Regards . , . > Mitennect tm thie State and] Med. Melee: Sees weer eee eee a : ye oo ea ar : | este baie , . —_ von. ae eas "= eetings of the association in Co- | to the university in recognition gf ious Freedom, Father i ht ' k in 1 . : lapa we eins eciding ell over the world» ob — 1 , laime of its president and of versity of Virginia” , Me) | cerns, [Established 75 * Japanese as Particularly we A nggaratecipaned Seine | shia until 1912. when one was! the claims of its president r Y / ‘ \ ; . : ; nz * ‘ ‘ est. I : |@ = iTt¢ - ‘% 4 ’ ~~ rt 7 - > > * _ i LE , ‘ 4 e Founder's da \ 8 veT- held at the Virginia Grill. At this - . mas” . ' a ‘ . - the ‘ing powe ° : ‘ =i & : y or More to Be Din- wee: ial Undesirable and a Peril . , ; cary of the th Ma Tames time the speakers of he evening , > Ne : . | 4 _ 3 ‘ ) : , , : ~ - . YP-r- c ‘har a & thea > ed on th e debt unt 1\ ersity str) i, q” r i Hf ens . ‘ 4 " " c : : fe t A eri ; , 4 ne edit . m4 inter : i . i% ' , nd . awed +e Ma‘ , ‘ fi be t Fone ents umni owed *t sta. wil ‘ if ner Guests of Vander- |. crew io bes byword with be o America. from the Shin Sekai of San Fran-| University of Missouri.” this year | Gents ane. alu’ elon gp telanded ef! 4 '- ae ns, ir .~ T. Gentr: a m7 T Ana he ; nm Al i : 1s | ~~ - +c stand - o ¢h , ubes, ee: € voort’s. a: - . » April 3 hin i Se 49 tmastmaster of the occasion. Dur- Af! lou Ya ad | 7.3 , me } : LS , ner we i er che a? ‘7 PFraere . - a i | : 000 NIPPONESE which comes on Sunday, according] ing the evening the Glee Club and ; sé ee || Tn i { f chevy were neve! roing 1 es. " ris with a Ya esolve. opp . 7 i Se - . +l, I Pa ' ' re ‘a Bob Hill, secreta ‘the Alum- +he University Orchestra helped to antl PAZO ms ro ‘& you ’ the . “2 " : rs ‘ j - c-? — ¢ — ’ : i* = i ; . “ ° _ OT Uu i rsi 5 wv omen. ta _¢ , t, ‘ ~wve ’ : ’ ; 7 a ms ’ c . % Ed | F I I } J - ‘ | t ©°.er ’ - — | s i 8 ‘ | i | ' } ~~ - . ss ° : > 4 Me ae ' ad . ites itoria ro apa - 3 - 4 j , Ass af YT) ee j ‘ eae ™ ~ . on “*\fa 7 Rol ins and a niv ersiiy P | z ¢ > . ; . o : . : . . 2 ‘r . c alt an ~~ = 7 = - i ” re es san tek e Paper Saying It Will .... » | : al party of the season on this! women.” , : : | . thy — ; | 4 — ' ‘ 4 ‘ , mtinen? , m2 ; ae oiled . sea 4 eu § Records of Jewelry Firm, | | a Bross ‘| dat | will have the Univers As Thomas Jefferson was crea- an 7 - 2 e " - . 4. er . n c 4 ; ‘ho ry? a ehin (, ee rad ; , 4+ “ie ‘ ! of , f Missou Champ: tor of the University of Virginia . nt Established 96 YearsAgo, ~“"°" © oo" Be Impossible to Prevent -.. wéth Indians ‘and + ee ne faatere of the | end oe ee ee | n. 4 . : sf PERI EES Aiiee- : iz er tl P th conc as tues se nd of the State University in the : | ‘or “; c > va) er . ’ - sion of Race SS = € «a ~ © ‘ é a ' lays PT rogram +} « vear lr ted States eo "Fas Mai Rollins ) ~ Mi ri od-J : iT KIT | — . - ’ vr 7” Pp * - ; : . Disclose Many Interest- ~ nccare-Hing ' Expan eal ere ec) Maj. Rollins was born in R the creator of the University of | | . | I | alg _ . = he en , ’ . nd. Kh n 1812 He was a stu- Missour Like Jefferson, the sub- know (thet trere aimote ) — ' 4 > A + , rm ve? "2 Pas ; , 547 I . , eT eT = : . . Tk - _ — — | . vers ; rT . : + no , a * '@ i a i , 7 a Aan? a YS | = “4 Lé ctantis ‘a t mon® nr lis t eal . for ot Pa’ - . . - ing ccounts. | Miceouri P ‘ > PT We ‘£49 Rr FDWARD PRIC# BELL f the ipanese Ke ?@ani. any antiaiet ton oe ns. sr = “oo : . hon wv and wecretiy Be | fo ay - on ) re. S80 , + : Lexington, & a *' popular education has not die ut Ay -_ = 2 : . - ~~ « ‘ . . > « , J P : | Be of , fo Po o ‘tad e . = . ; cenia 2 a1 " " ere he suc- ‘4 = “4 . i ; ? ; j =) ; . - = , " ‘ ; : @>. i - » . ‘ ¢ Ti ’ al 1 ¢ te. - . . e 7 ) ' | ‘ = — * 184 - : : = ~eeded in passing a bill creatine ; ADVERTISEMENT ; a a M ” . on - « ’ "4 , = . ‘ ~ r ‘ nnec’ ut Mutual Life Tre - : erciftvV amd i0OCa = - e He Tabiets are sold hy ail drugwist 1 i fonight at the “Contemporary Din- lance c- cat 7. | ed states © e! . ¢eica for Governor t was ry " ms . a . . 5 14 o o - " a ‘ c ‘ . a “ee ‘ — , beat | ner” of Scruges- Vander cort- Ba Specks’ | eetionery, 184: | . ) : efeeted both times by a sms a ge a j at ney i} tT? fur te " ro : . : 7 : _ ‘ " a ae ee. . 3 ‘ a ‘ . + ; md tie - us “4 \\ i © ij — as ~ os “~ * . - . : ‘ ‘ , r . \4 " - = : ~ 7 r i } munity feature of thé amond C, , = s 7 | ei, —, he wat a large siaveholde ‘4 »~, * ma . ress ¢ a ic . , mend * jubilee of the compan) 1837 pm . .-woted for the thirteenth amend- : | ; a 1 ouris niversit, v } 5 “as | a si | , r - : Ss os = s s ' sity at the dinner, will give the | | ee | the Japanese exclus was | | Ab, ror oint - Ease | : and more ~— ; » ~ . =" el i Oer % a4 t , : : ‘ | ‘ _ ; ae . ' ines Tr) ¢ : reé : = ; ' . 7 . : vocation AE Oe See fmhores ;, | | vandaag. 53 ts EN ee Honered by Curator ; : Ty... Chancellor Hadley of Washing'o: = ; unt th State [ecisiature , oo. pos tn the following year, 1871. Ma i : . . : >. ( ham ber’ air ica ' . ern? - = 4 : . ‘ + . : if . ’ Rt niversity. Festus J. Wade. pres evan « -—* “Was c ad pass : : . ~ | Pl lis was voted “Pater Univer After the m _ J « ‘ : |, sta" | . — ‘ ce , , oe mV > : . ; = — >. ; xi hg : ide: ' of the Me an’ . . , we Be = ; . ; . « \lieecr pe i game or pra A _ W. Frank Carter Aaror ay thes Pat is-Rarr ' 1A49 y ag + t la ' - fe in the United Stat8s a¢ Cur : ree lie was also the at —— Joint - Ease | UNE FA i 0 ‘eo d ~ . ’ ; . . ’ = 7 ‘ . : ~ ‘ . . : . k } " Mt tobert Johnst: ester g : ' inniné an wae «st of Mines. State hespt 9s Deen a sale a : : tis — os Ww ‘ \ oe 4 _ .% — | 2 . (sf ° 9 . te « . 4 ; ~€ [ . PP. ¢ - rie sé ’ . . : . . va soreness out of > cA ; , sik ane esp . Be rgtomcany | egionnair mas N. Swale sane ea tals for the insane, a school for Mrstaastt ystem resulator i. brief nddressce ¢ . e limnner, ; {. ce ' J i"~ 'k4 low fo C ree ; Jananece , } . as ' ‘our (nhrowing . > & &> £44 ad of & é t] ‘ , . : , . . ' ' } - , > = ‘ a . s* : r r a : , = . , * % + lee C ’ . » 4 K ie | w hi , , oe? bk \I Via’ *i\¢ mre enn | : A ' 7} :* ; ‘ _ ‘ . a» . ~ . i : . : € S wae an _— P - «pr ng of arm ar q 11¢ gi a ) ae oe ee : ADVERTISEMENT | | 5 His of One i mnresented the Board Cu rain ey : T) ¢ oldest bus nese Corer rT ’ ' ! le _ 2 & 7k 79 —— ‘ the 4 - e ’ ; allies eres = rf P _ =. r ’ ns acair in a few . a a , : . ' 7 ~ : ' P - f : . } : se ' a } sTre ’ 4 ; x} b he ; : refaer ed a he a nne " izué i . au be ye . j tc ’ ‘ a , 2 ce g 5 , . a4 aa e - lea 2, af iC s : ¢ 7 Rest at pe the Mermod. Jaccard & hing 154: ie : —" % 7a Se ears It's great stuff you there is danger ahead. : ~ “ » i ° j c = . ‘ —_ ‘ vn .* mwHaany » | - ™ et aS ae eae ef ye ose é . : 2m a id we: - > oes that ore 3 —aneedr and bladder premeoics night 6 y Je , } . ~~ o- ? ; le , ee .4 1 the Wasi - 2 1 I i {- + . - - ff .. , oo ~ “wad (-¢ ree & B T chan ... © “ q " - , . Z H Deorton. Ww. Gratam., va... - £y.; 4 F & part of the Seruggs-\Vander rt Papin-7 ere) i nenrance ~ a r . a Pratrese a . ae 5, Viie sure, ana many a ey "My rest wae Gisturbed seven of e1gnt | ig: t . Rar 7 it Wee Cs'a eA 7 (kak _ = a ec fo = © : a rOLINS stars are wise | A ig few ate "tohia ‘Lishaeted 7 i ; ul Staiils 184 a ' aha t sai ’ ie - = gsovvvocs vas oy age r takirg tated B J = " ‘ ax . ‘ ~ j . 7 , , —— . - . mreceanrte OT a DD ee * 7 : . i oe years ag and an old ledcer Matthew Pa — J : . e rue ne } & was | ; to 1%. eee hu &@ short time I am alright.” Lith b | : ; 7” . ee . ; aint ot - —- , ala | : my: : c » 4 (7; rien’ “ . | . ’ . - + ; , . ei, : . oT or or? = oe K a? zr F c? A leet towns mip } % an Rae ob i c\*anees the bi adder ae , oa « U : Lo mit Ves era \ ‘i we . « lt. -_ , P ; , ‘ — My S , pe ; aus’s of b atder irritation that pre | nt e ane rat -t ly a jers of ~} ls ; , Lore ‘ . . — —_ 4 ‘Ss * > = 4 -T s*ain.iess /oint . - . A -. emt leose oh tle lathiated Buchu oo + ha . _ ; rot 1 fas . Iivcani- Japanee a« Menace GRAIN CORPORATION GETS ‘ [, Manan? alc sm artist and t 1. = oh a ce” Keller Formula) ta net a cheap medicine. 4 Beh promine Gawony Mille 8@ae " . ae a | asi eee pct Oo cl Lase sOaks right a SS 1S’ NEWEST SHO ———. en he tabiets cost 2 comte cach. @aid st oa 8 Ttems Written ta Prench . ’ . = 2 nd 4 i - in through skin #4 i LOU E ii leadiog drugwstores or Keller Labora ce Ba \: ~ ter « ag 4 “Ss representing the Board of Curators to the lhgaments — = a “8° for re } | 7 : Kies Seddier: Ms = ' the “gwentleme ree Chairman of Mlinois Commission + - wa jac’ ad hw the b ) me a6} > “ . ee > oT in * hy : ‘ ~ ~ are "se wmainting * s*qes.r ; ne ton ne rn ? . c 7 : . | ‘ ’ _** i~ f » ’ ‘y ’ @ } a ». for ORs broach for Mada . = ; rm Pr . " - “ : . if : » 2s r rece . ‘ LJ 4 -_ 7 4 : _ +2 “+ 4 . an ie . 2 ; 4 > »* a o A oe ¥ | rt SORT Drug Co. . 4 > 5 18 low— ee _ banne.”’ “$2.50 for a clock for Co! : York; that it was vi ed in: Frank L. Smit) of the Illinois ace M Follins retired as and Washington. and Judge & Doiph ‘4 ! 4 iL. a de =? Lou Ne iT 7 yiftia ’ : § CHAIR COLLAPSES ’ ’ : ~ ‘.\ @* c , " cc _ ‘ 2 : ‘ = oe — . a. : are - a° re st “=f rec a ny lex ry a : 7 (2, , . — *. * ¢) ee ‘ — ' ‘Y "ee . P ..- ‘ ‘ss “ , Ds soe : ; Js : and po : druggi . Buty t e% : SUUr elec Tubuare PeTries Aaaioa 2 Boe! te tapanese rea dun. | ne poutton thal the coeesincs, era’ on that cecamon_ 4 mecting Nor‘ tube of dota Base aad Beton walla st aces | a ag oe n.\.er ° a ._rTa - ‘hoe . * many other é@ntries reflect ‘ spurns First One Sent as Too Un. t! breed Marketing C¢ the $25.900 000 Ser se te of the uni- ball platers d ONE PRICE the price—it is so low, + ys remember when Joint Ease ‘a a a f , : . 4 Iife and fashion« of the oA ores | dignified and ~csonad Is Tow "| ’ - ‘ = t . mo P . ars: mf oY ’ ec ore “he 3 een ve eit. 7 Tt Ty go her ? Sale Aiwa “xO MORE xO tess materials and > es * 4 ’ * ly Be ; : : . * - - . » o~ « — + ra . . tee OP Simest « century ar Small ethods for a ng agricult erests effected last fall Take City. made the principal ad-| gets in, muscle soreness gets out— ’ “er 4) : . 7 ' , ad re " " > . : = . : . ‘ . - " : : . The Mercantile Library. founded the intention of driving Which is opfosing any theory that dress. He said in pert: “It is a| Quick. ) LONDON . ‘te hae will he represented Ar ' iy ; ; - ¢ °F 2 = . . - + ec * 3} i ef +e , - s m ra a — has od account telle that a r imoiher of BNhOS* air at the Ed: mene ining ¢ r-ift reasing areas for = ect to Supe! ‘ y the State "eo et.¢ iNia Rollins t ' promine i ed Sf Ty U ISA T« ¢ , > Cour 7 ‘ , a . _ an , , aw ; a mS Ta . ead T 7 . ‘ . @ r Pi « : la? . e hatin: -arnorenc 4c ) the growing town of St Teyi« ~»~aie i seon 4 ears’ se) es —_oe PS te ey : ae ices Rt 38 | a = £2 | . 7s . ' ce ire ' ‘ ocr : _ or? ; ee. oft aeyrrs ’ or ’ “= ° . ; ae) > ~ pe ’ — ; P é . e . —— - - nto 7 - 7 » —— ee 2 ' . : : S ' mer red + * 4 E4k ] " ’ t raw up | ' ° 2h : fs Ticnh' , : ’ a le . “eral a | se RE cai, an thei Tetent © then.” > i. ha votborsedfegs: Paden = in tts Tieht Judge E. H. Crowder was a speak. Kills Bed Bugs i | _ " , > * — Z ‘ & De 4 “ ; -_ | : , err \ Hare of Ade ; P\ hoa “ . ’ .¢ 5 x ' ‘ ° ; ’ . . € B . = > ss i tt Sted $1809.21 ee g| A eee’ : uP , Se In Black Hawk War PETERMAN’S ROACH FOOD | | : w, 4 ’ ’ : aT : ; ff 's . ' ' . é 7 .*s — “_, — ~ £ eran? . — ; rp . : . . ‘7 Ditointinns whisk wae fair ; - voarke es a) the Netees ; Th. “a ee ae apa aes ” pas \'o > ne we? s title in the Aik’ reaches and water bugs A new Light " ! : ‘ ‘ : } Z ‘ Fn " — ail P . v. ‘ = * ' ’*¢ : , ’ . . . H x ria WwW? > I r ns} 4 s > - ; T a at i a very penerovue s for the ¢ _ : ” e new , ' . i A f tr wae donubtfu whet ne { Ca s oe 2 - + ~~ mle er, hie ’ PETERMAN’S ANT FOOD ew ey q , n ‘ : ’ , , : . ws ‘mr . c ‘ ’ ‘ . , om ‘ ‘ 7 . - * ’ on ‘ o . . _—— , . a i : as AS he =, ~ 7" & a - . i: = I eek Sees rene | WTI! © eg are i - , | LOY POU. 27 eae Pie Meal ities be with t 1845: ane —_ DIRECT FROM MAKER TO WEARER Ee Was appointed as the firet libra- Ir wv pplied befitting the and e stassination. 1 , The whethe » eom-i = s Athie Field remain es; 6. 0 ae a _ Made by the Old Reliable New England Shoemakers ‘ee Pr ES en . ; writ, , — a?.% . . ae : . # , ' :, . — tare - « work a hehal? p? ER - ‘ . bee a an. James Yeattnan was elected “'s . s Majesty's sess e mit yr and : : nat i’ bos x . PETERMAN c E. G. & E. WALLACE SHOE CO., Rochester, New 1 | resident of the Mercantile Il. »rarw var mime = id nvestigarte the } rger and *¢% RCI01 B mseeour: HiD _— Pr Established 1863 + Assormation ind the Nhea ew , + ’ tir Was sent along , > 4 (1m Grant ee.!| the sal e « ' “=e The Boone © ntv Alumat Aseo / = : . . -_ ae + * 5 ol - 7 rea sane Giead''y increased until t*oe@a the Put thts wart « Fras ‘ . aA wr é . P= . ers Wak ! Rit } ' bi teny’ n of , @riginal few volumes have in- ice io sf W he he - P he ' e¢ he mei ; the c : first PAssence v ‘* " : : ISES FNGLISH ° . . ls > 7 - - . : . o : : af WIVES “TO BUY GLORIOUSLY bowh ee ae -_ : 5 oes & oes eee aig’ costs. Get 5% on your i money . five miles The tren Mountain Declares on Bazar Speech Thar , ce agree hn = asterting 3 route was located in 18523 from St Hushband wekee nn sce — .- TEAVEL AND RESORTS What H eon Rarreachke b> horse: —— he oe ; ee “Se Mave got . aay i | oa pa a a oe CAUSE of the danger at ¢ . a* Cer "oF ‘ | ‘ aw 4 ma anf es rs : . ‘ | “ iz & | : & . Saune of the danger 0 navite to comer Silk hoakende”sy here: are. more than” £ Japance ig Creole Layer Cake ' so enjoyable? Jenny Lind Liked Pastry + hing as | wre 4 Was aarp _e 2 , , Probably only neern a . , . . - > td os Me ah o eee, OACO i the end Fone yg tmckggeny Filegy ,* ' . 3 in attend second floor Tca Rooms. But now it's at the Nowhere is so much enjoyment packed into a ~ - ae _Gesecusned over nce of | ably 625.908 pupils four hours as aboard ship on an ocean voyage- , 8 Games and exercise on spacious decks, or cosy ae 2 >> ~ = . 7 > ee > —— ” : — _— —_ ia - _ 7 sale a a : Cm _ there quarters nt -» eertury’ are - .* | o a ™ = ; . — —— . " COW Tairs hakerv countcrs Ir ‘S Devil S Food. A. the Speck Confectionery Co. 414 WS" tat Keep the trade and con aon , ‘ol : sllanag@ ana kKisantkere | J , ; , - Marker street aap Bin i he von. | Merce ef the werld er — ote nel ec , 2 — WiItD Fig Filling. Aiins Dian eted VW itn VA nite cing in deck chairs with the clean sca breeze on your . .* ’ - Tana rene ’ ’ ’ ' - . . . resented by Frank Goerner. whose Now that women have come §., + Mee RD 2 ~the kind vour guests want the recipe for. meals fit for an epicure, served in a h with a stroB , pe en no , dancing to the strains of a wonderfyl orchestra, farmi)yv bas an med she . _~ par _ ¢- —— a o "4 — " i Oe — on. . ‘ . a me to 1 : wh : Se ee ee ' pecial Introductory Price between numbers to watch the moonbeams dance on the ever a third of * time It was . axe the world « - : : eatablished in 1845 1 ‘fa » &' 4 ker : ai : _ s UAINT and mysterious signs waters; cards and conversation with cor , Mites The former was a soldier tonmishing 1! the ‘world has enh , ° | sa e Ho-elnut Scollcn. the all-week snccial >=. carved ca the city's gates. ¢™-* and each night, restful refreshing slumber im a . o ' . . — ideo d wee a oO bee Lim a&ii* A ~~. 2B > awe Lai ous Xx broidered on acooves shirt or fong berth 1n a spacious airy stateroom. ~ " of Napo' eon we ' ere fram 2.“ ol Ca ech o- + ren a . nls . like benners dows tbe street. sens to v can Trance in 1833. August Cisler of had | | : 12 vears nie ; ; ew Why ct make « trip to Europe your holiday this year? Tou ) aan 4 pilin tl & youlong life and happiness: signs the Atlantic. visit in the Old Land for a few days, and retura, réero Va rke? mr! . o - _ to welcome you to term pue and tea ‘ or -. eo . & three or four weeks. And, if you go via Anchor-Donaiées age. grandson of Manck and son rida and S cials garden. Canadian Route vou will see, os well, the besutes of the the other partner. said yesterda: — Travel by the fastest and finest stear. ~ Bu Lawrence River. t he was born upstairs over the ers on the Pecific. the Eapres: Liners, ; information, tha P A fortnightly from. Yeacouver. B. C.— Ask your local steamship agent for es Weman's 2 | lint RE tod Died Chanlesbe in : : tases nad od vont f $ .00 . Assorted \liik*and Dark \ nocoiates, in (yf 10 days to Jepan. then Chine and or apply to— 4 - : \ 2 i *) es = o M ; ‘. 4 of when Jenny Lird. +) o famous ‘= Ow Just Del ivers ~~ iD SACS Oni > 7 ee eeeeet* @&.e* © © @-@ © @ © « Further inf ~ ‘ THE CTNARD STE. 4MSHIP co... LIMITED . eY enger. gave ber St. Louts concerts Local stearnship agents or 1135-1137 Olfwe Street, St. Louts. Mo. + ’ | ’ , . we . . a — a an Ps ° a ’ | ~~ let a = Law e a : : j . Ve ee ert -re VMatn >. - - ~ checelate cake hix fatber was in ey ry z , sy ww on the - T a Ps FOR TOURING are the cat F ' trod wu ne Ae aA neu ms . hatance Home dem Pre} Sy peenea ¢- —-_ iPa . A4KPS FP i LURING are thx cae s -> “ace Th Fachange Rids me oon WV ‘ame severa! times to the s p fo ; . wy a — — - ; ian en@ cake omstration, if de Frank Adam tweesers. Ready-packed at Soc | Canadian . Planters sold their slaves on the Pele | flecoric Company Electric Shop oN me ? i Saene richr« = Eeery day our ships ere steaming " -_ . ~ “ ihm > . ec ress (we oceans te Prag arr ; vr Tre a™™e gr? a wie — s iy . \ iw ivs IpPpProp tr ate ry ake am ® So «5 a

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ea iad aaete so Bain Th? ae ee? iy he RSDAY, . Seda ae A Se rt rs APRIL, 15, 1925. . she Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has #000 MORE CITY Circulation = oes —— o cn —— — —_—— — > - — —— fan BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOWS POST-DISPATCH ee ee — — - _ o = _— ee ae rn mpus berwereen Acadeniia CURED in GS - » thre \uditorium It Was : TO ia DAYS - oobve dietnce to explicit aj ; - etions given by Jefferson Which East St. Louis Fire Depart- had written on the back : And soiled envelope ‘ feed r ) piles Sred | sx y, ‘ at this be the As in ae , ila or | ment’s Dispute With Com- they are Heinz Beans they are oven-baked. ; ; } , mbstone and th: ; nant et there wodiguaee pany Blamed for. Tie-Up. “not a word more’: “Here was buried Thomas lef rson. Author of the Deciaras: OINTMENT | ATA ‘ ; American Independence and a | ag bk ey pe | Street car service on the Main ® Statute of Virglnia for Relig c sad , street line in East St. Louis was 3. rreedam. batl oy , the 1 4 - i i tor pile ; 7 = . if o} P’ tied wu for 25 minutes yesterda ni ee ab abe. is more in demand than Japan or 4 7 , reity of \irg@inia.” when Motorman J. L. Cocoran was = Gunpowder is because the tender - - ‘arrested and forced to abandon his) YY = Te | young leaves in SALADA yield @ ‘i car and passengers while he was | ~ money.down F os 0 ne _vicher, more sparkling infusion. iii, ¢5 the police station. | | they are oven-baked 4 out of 5 Get PAZO OINT- romptly selunded | | Cocoran, who serves both as mo- h . ° they are more digesti- MENT trom your drug- to stop his car at the approach of Denta!] statistics show | . T Ea a ; , tt , ; tornii ¢ , ‘ . "oO th : youuse— |i Zoey torman and conacter on the oe . ie _|'man car, was charged with failure ~~ ¢ ww ble, more nutritious —y Ad "or = | \fire apparatus as required by city, ° 3 ; ~ ordinance. He attributes his ar-| and finer flavored. | Snat Soar oot Ot ay - order dwect. Paris Medici se Co. || rest, however, to a row of long ate younam, Ses 2630 Pine St., St. Louis, Mo. [}standing between the etreet car | Poomthes, Will you , | company and the Fire Department! escape? AD RTISEMENT over the revocation of free rides : f for firemen and the refusal of the Take Off . a Department to break hose : 7 i 7 | lines to permit the cars to pass. 4 ° ine Excess Fat +} AT ONCE | Thomas Davis, captain of Com- | Pyorrhea 18 a disease a 7 . aS pany No. 3, reported to Fire Chief a j cS ag \veifatness oe Whalen vesterday that Cocoran f th a i and (recretiy by am | EXCEPTIONALLY HIGH-POWERED ° ]] #4 run his car in front of the ou prefer your beans or the gums— ow —- al v apparatus at Sixth street and Bond ' | aaa EXPERIENCED Sram fhe soe Oa coves baked look for “‘oven- not the teeth m slender. Sea.” an aiarm and that a serious acci- la Tablets Yor : : | ; ; : . dent was barely avoided. The mo- BD rough jong fiegres of tiresome exer- ' tonman, he said. was warned of the | baked on the label Th t" di f h d 4 starvation diet. Marmola Pre- , . Was warn at's one outstanding fact everybody fon Tabiels are sold, by al drugeiste Manager and Buyer eo ewes appreech by & Segre ; should know. And if everybody did know . 7 it, the number of Pyorrhea’s victims would UES them direct from the Mar. who ran upon the car tracks sig- is or ~~ Detrers, naling him to etop According to | receipt of price. ™ ; gots 5 — ‘ OF Davis’ report, however, Cocoran | soon be greatly reduced. contended he didn't see the appa-! I - You may take splendid care of your teeth — ratus until it Wag too late to stop brush them several times a day —and still pene ne tnen preferred to be hit Sy get Pyorrhea. Once Pyorrhea secures a firm ; | | U WAISTS, SWEATERS, UNDERWEAR, ae ee chee : it | mre 2 a gums —— weak = os asteboard.”’ ei eae 2 d flabby, eo | HOSIERY, ETC., FOR. j Wha en, who obtained the war- - seine suid white sid ee atu we ‘ ie ! DaMntitaiies ta ack pve cee Forhan’s means healthy gums LS CHOEN FELD : = SS oar cages, declaring meter: It contains the right proportion of Forhan’s . , 9 9 > Women’s High-Grade men pay too little heed to fire bells Astringent, as used by the dental profes- bt UNI ) VER > and that three firemen had been! : | : i= : FA: LIVER | Specialty Store injured and three fire rigs oul pica | _ ~ sion in the treatment of Pyorrhea. a > b . te of commission in the last vear in : protects and preserves the ms, ceping 1S DOCH A Sere | accidents due to f ‘ them in a firm, pink, healthy condition, negligence of d ; , S as ws c “ec th rd TIM 3 js em rep ula ‘a | jos ee vbw ey “s ve as to experience, age, and ag car men : . : | | cleans and whitens the teeth, and keeps the “J * at Drug Stores a ee ce — ast Jan- | mouth sweet, fresh and wholesome. af you and LABOR | | : i hate fies tines rilgensesit don’t care to discontinue the tooth paste ADVERTISEMENT : cars to pass. Relations had heen| you are now using, at least brush your ‘Biight’s Rest Disturbed | CYC strained two months earlier, how-| teeth and gums once a day with Forhans. you there is danger ahead. A , | Ty eal _ é ass result of the revocation Pa Forhan’s is more than 2 tooth paste; it y bladder promotes night's ——_. | |; OF Street Car passes issued to fire- | | with tomato sauce s checks Pyorrhea. Thousands have found it J. H. Deorton, Ww. Graham, Va.. men. Tce welling | beneficial for years. For your own sake aske - for and get Forhan’s For the Gums. At all uce steadily and easily Without go- | a a eee ee at night for forty years. 1 . . 7 . ry Afte kin Lit! a) bu 4 2 sh rt time Paes alctahs. . Lathi- | Sixth and Locust Sts., St. Louis APPEAL OF WABASH IN THE | . : ’ Maas ge Cowels, ‘seoroey “Teus, | | , cage, 3° | ritation. drivir out foreig: jatter | | | | ae . —— DELMAR CASE IS DELAYED A Ee 2 cCaurs 0 paccer irritation that pro- rt ; . as ; a hiat Te : i¢ company Over! k o~- : ’ tles: night lithiated Buc! } veriooked 2: . ) ah ir formule) is not a nan med nal 4 | ¢i ing I 'ece—!] A seicees a ! rns — When ] Pretsbu bevutt . ee, ee eee The POST-DISPATCH is the onry St. Louis evening adie ole wm ree: 18 FIBSOUTE 4 i iainabure O, ~tecdity of ' newspaper giving Associated Press news service. iil = Next Fall. the Heinz kitchens % Woltt_W ison rug Co , | me ico Post-Dispatch | ° | = . Way company's Suit against the c ore t a oo — ityou can’t judge the real ; ay * Michiel Public Gervice Comesm it checks Pyorr Fa lue of Wallace Shoes by | . sion regarding elimination of the | e price—it is so low. The jj # Wabash g: roasing: at ‘Dele boulevard prevented the rec- aterials and .workman- ? Ph, 0 “has pr ship are superior to or- | . tage xteee y file d in the United Sleary choes sold at the me our same, and even higher prices. Smarter styles cannot be had at any price. ALL LEATHER |] } ; | , Counters, Heels . : y be bg | ? a ad- Innersoles , ‘ ', , es : sn vancement R TO WEARER " . Brown. vice pnresident ana Rochester, New Hampshire | , Z | ES an mga P : nes ar ‘ - . a ot if ; ; | ; — d aS 1863 , , Rail : ; “ { itv ex - — S vis ; = 7 iF] sie aeiat aia os 7 ve et. t.Lo , 2 — pectS tO aSK that the case be ad- ———-- ——--— —-- ; ~ . ~ ' vanced on the docket far enpeedy ‘ Just My Age My aids to youth, which made the difference, are at your command By Edna Wallace Hopper The lady whose photograph I/erude and muddy clays so many print with mine is about my age.! have employed. ope m . — But I had the advantage of scien- It purges the skin of al! that clogs MAJESTIC HOMES CORP., 4935 DELMAR BL., FOREST 9063 tifie aids. ‘and mars it. Removes the causes of determinati —_ rmination, ending the years of —— —— LP ; : TRAVEL AND RESORTS _ ol " a y ° mar boulevard grade crossing. ; | weet p lS@S | Zandonai as Master Composer J . 5 $ : ' Spec wn ‘ Tre spondence at ‘ ‘ . ; ‘ , \ qgeiay ln) contention over the De} ; a —_ OI IVLIVNOVL LO pateh and Chicago Da ; ROM E Mare h 20.- Who ie ty he * Hidden delights lie within the rich coat- the new Puccini? At present the! 9 ing of Sungold & colates Hand rolled composer most in view is Riccardo eee rom early girlhood ] have | blackheads and blemishes. Brings ” . ° : vy andonai. whose early ppt» § 4 searched the world to get them. I rosy afterglow whieh amazes and van ke heavy vials - chocolate and crisply “Conchita,” as well as his ty | N MAJ , spent in all nine years in Franee. | delights. Combats lnes and wrin- ) § Those helps made me a famous kies; reduces enlarged ores. a toasted cocoanut, are centers of supreme , cesca da Rimini,” has heen per- / ; , . P formed in America His A ona beauty. Now. at this lady's age, I | No girl or woman can afford to quality. work, “Knights og Ekebp” Prete 1m retain my contours, my complexion. omit it, It multiplies beauty. White | story by Selma eae mart duane | My Wair is as fine and colorful as | Youth Clay costs 50¢ and $1. : \ | Pure butter crisps that snap ‘and crunch. : og ber i heen nroduced wit} great s ‘eee : : is = 4) - es @ s a a s i »' 40 ¥ Cars ago. | look like a girl, an . 1 great snececs at! p Sea eaeasummeasanaeseaces | peer play a girlish part today. | My Hair Youth QOL ORO LOLOL LLP OLD LP AP AP ADAPT LI LP OLD AD VAP COMP OL So it cleans to the depths, then de- | se Wetincs Tien rt parts. My Facial Youth will bring SB ourh vou new conceptions of what a clean 8 Youth Clay Cream «kin means. The cost is 75e. | | write She sare she wae citen up te die : “Te one . Prentice Pe eeeeee- and today she ie in excellent health, baring 705 OLIVE ST. Male vise White Youth Clay aes =e ' gained 30 nounds a Anywhere 1 rt tT wad A new trpe clay, white, refined aad . Sold by all drug stores, or from Sorbo! e Orders filled in rotation—Greenhouses on Larimore tu | actaty Vastly 7s Ofement ‘ the |. Address Company, Mechanicsburg. Unio. Locally | : -_ . Bs inty. J rom SWC PSC COTS Tees eeseeee | at Wolf! Wilsou Drug Co. t, Bt. Louls, Mo. “SS | ss : Breathing. A Liniment Gave : + . at popularity, nda gol his {-.irth arias it ; aie ce. . spared in making Sungolds. Their popular tah o meen 6 pets) . _sealp to tone and stimulate. No man Sps aw Ai rig! ‘or a mess of sentimental) @ My Youth Cream ._ | Or Woman will omit it when they see “| price is made possible by simple packing. unes . @ Is a remarkable creation, combin-| what Hair Youth does. The cost is icon vovere. | : . The value is in the candy, notin the box. | is Citeeien ines Mian tee 5 ARDEN e ing many fectere. TE Saas | 50 and $1 with eyedropper. | nedlnglln age Mag worn | At “naborhood” druggists and confect- Td. i ase saute FOR YOURG S Also the Mest helps science gave me | My Face Powders ee ' a] (ALI. 1 Apri 5 ; . . , . a ee : , aM a luxurious brilliant soon) 1oner©rs, one dollar a pound. c Lawrenceville was selected here '§@ We Are the Largest Growers of Roses in This Section « gp og aap 0, See They are supreme creations. No... erful orchestra, with a stro BLANKE-WENNEKER CANDY COMPANY late yesterday by the Home and . ‘ S| aa wnalchiog. fuente een ae face tg you have used can .., moonbeams dance on the — . . . Hospital Board of the Southern - © © W Off ‘ t Bl om This Summer mrats : ~- compare. Z ine are exquisite. They Ww with congenial companions; Saint Louis, Missouri Niinois' Methodist Conference asi @ Varieties e er, t0 Di0 & qantas, alee daytime 5 a powder | come in two types. One @ heavy, . “eet . on ils ate ' “ . mse. Never 1s MY SKIN WITHOUT IF. | ating ‘ , a g slumber in a comfortable \ me ante fer the new Mothetit iG PREMIER, Pink @ My velvet complexion shows what | oman, | al I like th hoon he ae m. » Hiome for the Aged which will be | A COLUMBIA Li ht P; k that eres io. The cost is Ge square oz, . ine & Se holiday this year? You cam cross , removed from its present location |™ KILLARNEY, White » LIB = ® woe Pi aloe to: Sal ee Bc cong hh light and fluffy, in round ., 4 a . ’ a _ and return, al : ' at St. Francisville, I11. gene away. mers on | x, ‘ ‘ oS oe ye Anchor Donaldsoe x Cunard & 2-YEAR OLD PLANTS. OTHER ee aa — ' stg - My Facial Youth _ All sels re a4 ae “ au a os Maaiiit iin P aut rg nd. coupon a —- = SS __ ADVERTISEMENT , 10 Hardy Plants, $2.50 oa aa 4 Seco. ae Is a Tiquis | cteamaered owe to France. | oaty helps. Se — pre gent for information, aS aS ; GOITRE CAUSES 25 Hardy Plants, $5.00 aray ’ @ now ads ise this formula, but their | 7oU choose. Aly my Beauty. oS ‘o— ——. . rn Scie Serecucdaen, Gist s We also deliver to your home — Ma - pee es price is too high for most women. | 7 Fa . = | | ) “ye meure, 4 a Cash, Moory Order or Cher om Sree, ” It contains no animal, no vega | Choice ** ‘ — . , HIP CO. LAMTTLD lexaness, Headaches, Difficult " table fat. The skin cannot absorb it. | Your Free od n © a eeeeeeereereweenerre — ‘

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us —_ “re e- ane ew aod pctroanliseti sali alone has WONE Cc str Circulation than mone marking and one other ev a newspaper COMBINED X THRs? ay 5% THU ST.LOWIS POST-DISPATCH i: - ADVERTISEMENT . “CA Nal cit Tased,. cial community o rhe es that VE &raNnGoon The Burma Legis- it wtll tend to re iy 0 yj Fr i H Ec D TO a ‘4 | . passed the Bur or lal or “ ead: — ~ cee * + : . ° , on a tae-of 5 rupees ar i) $BEDFORMONTHS (223.225 0020 7 Sores WLS i by sea, and 1 been’ position was of a — . | iy 4 Mart mtested by the Hindu cor passing of t 6 , ? aL ee | : } of } Back Hurt So Could Not mits the zg snd that its rea is expressed ertul rters Amount Marcn t LOO ie 2 Raise Up Without Help; y ect iS to eat de Indian liaberers that the | vi _ -_ lowed Dy rons le : | an Record H | +) * Says Herb Juice Gave . Burma and by the commer- the Government etme seit aber oh | —— ADVERTISEMENT Be ’ y e — — — ee ’ ' ior FF Fe eh noma" oor =o Constipation makes rae SHINS —— Ol) Tee srentest worn tonnes Sti Mew Mavte Bovsyoett lief with Kell I ces Maes cocice tees SE Oecd erence, T - permanent relief wit ogg s ALL- x aed etek smell 4 ; P ¢ ind ne SMa an” Hy : , em sands have regained their health | ee ae . Sa Do not allow this With Kéllogg’s ALL-BRAN. Be ph tower, still was 2000 | bit ; § -ohttal di cause it is ALL BRAN, it is 100 above the previous hich record J ae i. - fright . isease — cent effective. Only ALL BRAN pp tricgins operating manager of ie = to linger m your rings sure results. aiaier dette, ak” ieenionnaiedl Y 8 . system. Reilogg’s ALL SRAN relieves af ial ee ¢ . the most chronic cases, if eaten ei | é regularly. It is guaranteed to do The pre , r 1e ve 4 - Rid yo ursel lf of constipation at so or your grocer returns the pur- : . 82°08 tons \! h's ek Fs - once! The longer it lingers, the chase price. Eat at least two table . fe f greater t the potsons it sends through spoonfuls daily. : ae ~~ i eee » - Z : th . > ’ : > Pail | | | PROTECT sven out omiy at Washington. bu ! 4, - ™ i iS 5 , " t = 1} , 2 TUN : Nan’ n i iat ®. ’ : , a) § . . ™ : ~~ Ou! ctot ’ . ; ’ “oa : ; .- ” « mrs MRS. MAUDE BOUSQUETT, e his nas oth > m i : " p ‘ - . ; Ny ha | ee Lz . ae ty | Before I began using it pti # continued Mrs. Bousquett, | was in : z of freis re 4 euch a terrible condition, brought on o npac Zt Li by rears of sufferiag, with stoma s, rather than a phenome ie he a and kindney trouble, that I ¢ : ity in ar ne } hai: _ Twould never be well again. For ele tide tn oll. The t- 7. Bs months at a ti! lw » @0n reace consists ° he e , | : , fined to bed and mv | . rt so J . fownstrea ? i a aa nh es | eould not raise myse!f up withou a rea . a he sea r : some one helm ne n and | Was sé * ahr af on Saal ii a cae badiy constipated that t strongest ears ee i lien " " 4 nog ~ _o ni , ) | | i ° é pad ear y : o. ‘' an wa ; x \ iy au v effect.@ Eating was ; , ¢he ™ Y “ ‘4 = % a iA . . ' nn ty 3 1,€C eae Su oS me fond « sot di. OU must ask for “Phillips” or ele eee bf gest—just lav in the s ' and you mrav not get the or: inal, Ue ferment, causing gas to form, from * BinGl > tele : _— WORK ANIMALS AND PETS oh Bass crocs des) Orn lbw ck weiciad® ence TO COMPETE FOR AWARDS ' ‘ But, as bad as | was, vour Herb p! escr Y pnvsicians over Forty Teams and Wacons Are En- a x June ry ao he ax ‘ e +} ing fifty vears tor tered for Humane Society's } LF | earl poe eee “sa a= tinisece " GENUINE Parade Saturday. u / first Dottie i Teit a . : : : : \ quaint arra P domesticated : ‘ Bowels acted reg lar, and | did not Constipation Indigestion , 3 . nin ‘Ampeting g ead Se . 1 — easts anc pet an:mais Abin bs awe : and bloat “1 h fas ii ea -_ _ ' toetiet: PHILLI PS oe To - hrive smn the bhasie of nuSUA eh Ing lI continued taking HERB Sour Stomach (7ases | OF MAG =a xe 2 Hs a i i o = th JUICE reguiariv, and todav I fe ; — ii ws Nereida a . B ne Bit he weman Stoma Sick Headache Biliousness | yare® NE Si, a ye : adie kh fine shape and I have been r - : athe ER \ net a sie rm . oes of those terrible pains across ) , . a) | ay through the streets’ an ce back. I get up feeling fresh in + Refuse Imitations | * Ss ance on a3} : morning; can go “" Town shopping ie "a ' - es @ ‘ RST ae la*at Vandeventer HB then come home and do mv house Ingist upon genume “Phillips.” | ANTACID i er ii Dies boul . + . tha 7 at ane 7. ' = ' ; pl ey ; Ht ~ Sst yong at one bit; a8 Each package contains directions | CORRECTIVE The participants v assem ble mae +e @ etl e1ore, Ji iT nas : cith *ha'tr enrries Fourteen? ae: "simply done wonders for me, and 1 tested and approved by the medi- ||| LAXATIVE Te cee anes ant mat ‘; ¥ : ~ soa “es , he Vv tae ’ f r a Cal profession for fifty years for THEC , PHT | . Tat st ree? =¢ eo — ana the tit } The Herb Juice man has estab. the above conditions. og ee meal qd : as es : | CHEMICAL CQ. = | nut street, Lawton boulevard an ae .') , lished headquarters at Judge & Dolph - NEW YoRa | Se ee Gi aie penis to a ¢ Drug Co., 514 Washington avenue een Ah @ on of : fh ¥ : where he will meet the local public 25¢ Bottles - - na } 2 3 nasif Pie « Caily. introducing and explaining ; . 7 ils ; + * the merits of this remedy. Also 50c bottles—Any Drugstore. : ‘ Pr , Buty . ere er — iy Woes: Onusual pet. dest goat. Det ise smnnearing "1 mount >S eco LS ; , ' cies mein "—). ’ V ? B f b atec pon?’ ing art. rT ~ | ie t. : For LONG SER ICE Buy fa eee € ore _" ~ eeee tive float irges* Poe St es" Ronee ewaelt .* dane eet cog be- : The New 1925 Wonder Model Whe out way tour 6B ot ave women ven | See ee a : e ew on er e see the Western Electric Washer geet = : - “n . aa | : rirema ’ aie ss —* : i . = = = ; . ‘ a tall cai ——~~ i —— i ie 7 a ‘pc? y 3° eset a 4 Western Electric Washer | °°. 7 | chia, whitest dog. biackest | dog ' as er any washing ma ne sit Ir 4 Est a ainiet ' — . ces - . r ~lectric Washer ge wit) — ~* ‘ s) a : Made and ialiod by a World- — ‘ care. nose and heh : Great Electrical Organization. —T iit In the “unusual pet” class. en t ’ - . ; : ee \ tries alreac c a . : : he mm. = WAY ' See « ‘he “ op, ringer . — q ry " ‘ $1 Taken. From Cash RHegi-ter pat " and Cylinder When Clerk Ix Unable to Open ip : marveic = = es nog" ‘a . Combination of Safe ei ’ rel ow on a eet on 2 facture i VeritadD e marve = e ¢ ' 4 he , ‘; nz ‘ th ; 10 own ot A Steere . ‘, : e Penae Tis . ' nH oy. € Tubs b, o nihreagpes : > oe | . yee ee. ; > 43 i 2 } jivtad i £6 ; ‘tata ‘ . . ane . : inn | i | Two Drain a. ¥ ’ ¥ e 4 i: : Ezy Tubs : a . Werth ars : : a Pair E.veleted perforations = . . £3 . v a de - Pa P - , . , x nt . on | At 12c Each; Box of 50, 1) Your Choice of the seniontan 15c straight C uj LDWIRATION. EFL PRODULCTO. LA PALIWA, | POCRTH. DtCTChH WASTERS, « HANCELLORS, 1 DON JULIAN, WURIEL. | - a aea At 14c Each; Box of 30, $6.9! j Your choice of the following 3 for 50c ; El. PRODtLCTO., ADWIRATION., HENRL THE FOU | JULIAN, WURIFTL. LA PALOIWA. ideal | RIFL ' > Your Mee i BOSTON BL ; ee . Made in Tampa. Fla. by one of the mest reliable tactorton. : ‘ Prarie yrer rx‘rearnre f 1 wenderfual value fer the price. . x ROCe 4 Ew’ ASNIEN : Extra Special, Friday and Sat. Only. 7c “aon 4 for 29 fd Can of 50, $3.00 W.-W. SEWN LUE Breadicaf wrapped with a fine combination filler. but splendid smoke. 10 for 5c rm r OF LINGERING, ENCHANTING FRAGRANCE | Nowhere cas vacation dollars Tue incomparable, unchanging quality of COTY Face Powders, | velvety and clinging in texture, | | | Special. Bc Each “EL PALENCI AT SPECIAL CUT — Box of has given them supreme place in the choice of lovely women ’ - ’ . . throughout the'‘world. Their in- : ~at Str. ‘ Cc 50. dividuality of shade and fragrance ee $3.45 imparts distinction to every type iSe straight size, oc: hon of 30, DON JULIAN CIGARS SPECIAL BOX SALE sten. Cinco, San Felies, s1 = Weerr. ~~ “er. raaon Rex ef =>. -s cer Zac Size: Box ef =. 32.3% a. Red Det. of beauty. DRUG AND DEPARTMENT STORES | | iN — What Taritt Tinker — Relatives ocparated by mis- | Snderstandings are often happits reunited by = few limes fm the ean lo Yot Manufacturers’ Association, assoriation stated that” tariff:”” ang ‘unless we. — "a ee . ea % ‘ S Lit * ¢ ston meeting of the National Cotton 4 . . - . ’ PA was st as-iilns ational 7 7 = addresse cl hy President { ‘oohlidge. the - >> ‘ : ~ ? ’ " rers have a jus complaint a a he told the & Bes rit president of “— 515 Olive 7th and Locus present that Mmanutaetu e fine good tton manufacturers hewspapermen > . . - a. eo . (7 ne ¢ ALWAYS FRES anotner spe ‘kesman have adequate tariff protection on fine aa * we must «ut Wages further, and we have” 4 A : ‘ p . o : , ** . e todav the lowest i agve-seale oft anv mMmaustrv ae The | nited States. Little Cues But if certain forees are gathering to do battle for higher tariff rates, others aim Ruy-Lopez rallving around the banner of tariff reduction. 3 , _ THE LITERARY DIGEST this week, the April 18th number, in its leading ~meway 20c —_—— feature presents all viewpoints of | the fase movements to tinker with the tariff, outlmess the scinettite and inequalitic s of the present tariff schedules. shows’ President Coolidge’s 7 at e, and gives the cist of publie opinion, as presented In the Amertean press, Upon DON JULIAN i entes sal BU EL Propuct GARCIA-GRA MURIEL ONLY AT JUDG wc LA PRE First Of Extra Spe New 2 for z LA FLOR DE MELBA Coming—The Patent-Engineer The Man of 4000 Concerts When and What of “American” Music No Monkeying With Evolution in Tennessee The Oregon Schoo! Law in Court Colonel Coolidge, Vermonter, at 80 _ England’s Prince Goes to Africa Is Housekeeping a Man’s Job? The Old-Fashioned “‘Country Doctor” Disappearing How a College Professor Makes Playwrights Country Boys in the Big Leagues — The Vanquisher of ‘Strangler’ Lewis Topics of the Day Why Count Karolyi Was ‘“‘Muzzled”’ : Oil Indictments That Failed Launching Our First-Big Plane Carrier Why Chicago Defeated Dever’s Transit Plan A Soldier to Fight the Bootleggers The “Killing” of the Protocol Poland’s Importance in Europe Foreign Land Ownership in Japan Irish Free State Elections A Pfohibition Fight on im Brazil Perils and Benefits of Ethyl Gas Do Snakes Climb Trees? Starting a New Disease i *y st, Ke A Splendid Collection of Timely and Interesting Illustrations Get April 18th Number—On Sale Today—All News-dealers—10 Cents — Tt is a mark of distinction to be a reader of he jiterary Deest EMILY POST’S ETIQUETTE—“The Blue Book of Social Usage” The most complete book on social usages that ever grew Selling 1.000 copies a week! 630 pages—meny illustre- between two covers.—(Chbecege Tredune, nees; $4.18, set. At every Bookstore ic this city; & FUNK & WAGNALLS COMPANY, Publishers, 354-360 Feurth Avenue, New York

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j THURSDAY, | ‘ 4 RSD | ‘ | | ~~ APRIL 16, 1928, We oarnic is, 193s. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED © ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH! “"' 29! -D—ADD POSTAGE | 107-Year-Old Slave Dies. | 107, ‘SEM TT | Special to the Post- Dispatch. - ies Gi carcevee ty 08 quel = AWES AND NEWTON a SSNSSESORREUETINER . | descendants—ei ht sons and daugh- MASSILLON, O.—Louis meitgtepecendens 5 PCC Seed BE ae pate Doctors Now Say & Friday and Saturday Special —— —. -— «= -—-. ics « 5 ng 15c straight Cigars: : mallow Pecan Cake * | 9 Oe ee ee that multiplies the already poisons. 14 PALIN A, HENRY THE : Chocolates of pollute and regulating their remarkable benefits of plain In justice to vourself and ANCEL ARS, PREFERERENCTI . -— } ’ = P flo’ ‘ Yryy ornoce Ty ary N ¢ wton said > LL. aw at¢ J siat . ‘ ‘ : x of 50, $6.95 thick, rich, creamy choc- late reamy Creat Teel thet the fish tite ial aa the excess stomach acids, but old kinds. All druggists have it. wing 3 for B0c Cigars x Olate icing, just chock- Caramels—Nougats A | full of roasted pecans WONDERFUL CANDY country is threatened with destruc- HESHY THE FOURTH, pow » . a ‘ ast CANS. at : tion because of the cutting of for- BCURTS OF VelowetonePark! | Jom... jwiupay oxtx, AZC] ff ome sione hc nan arate oar | NXE RATED cream oF MAGNESIA Sure Way to Get Rid of Dandruff the mest rellable factories. erreases an chemicals of our ac- We'll be giad to . | ur fac There is one sure way that never . fg send you this il- Luscious Cherry Delicious Full Cream a a 40 ke cue ae = Eac OT . ’ lustrated story | . ost ari ur states. Judicious | | fails to remove dandruff completely Stollen Caramels oe : Legs ; of your trip! “ and g nlanti n agricul- CLUBS — | Nd Nowhere can Cherry filling 320¢ Wrapped Caramels neal atat Wien trene. taunt. and that 1s to dissolve it. Then you ~ | | a oR BG eh ee 88 “get | | soon ne- 3 te 1% [? vacation dollars | ie ract he r: and Kansas now destroy it entirely. To do this, just sbimation filler. An Inexpensive | , b , hac cular crops ans get about tour ounces of plain, or- uy more! =— dinary hquid arvon; apply it at Box of 50 mi ion. The rees are entirely respon ; / #2000 Miles of Startling Beau ” ible. 4% night when retiring; use cnough to | for Abc $2.23 4 mi ~ Waste in America. moisten the sealp and rub it in ““} oa “Lioyd George was impressed by MY VACATION TRIP W. Corner Washington Av. at Ninth St. trees has —_ —— Ine vereta- ' a i] gently with the finger tips. By ; | ! P RARAAAAAAAAARRAARA AAR OOO eeeeeerr™,_ | the creat waste in America T have morning, most, if not all, of your | g \ ‘ - ; O u nh Sy UT PRICES: i rrr heen similarly impressed. The time dandruff will be gone, and two or a , } fj ' ; | ) is coming when the oil fields of three more applications will com-| Raw * S : 2.for-25c Box of = : Merchants, Law yous, Doctors ' this country will he exhausted. Rut pletely dissolve and entirely destroy | > aN aq NM d is the aver- ’ - ands : ay \ Fox Suit will satisfv » we can grow trees We Can per- every single sign and trace of it,| Geammeees a ay “9 mat of. our customers are in your class "and ) petuate for all time the forests mo matter how much dandruff you| B : ‘ if | age of those fam- ee ee ae a an ae aa a i ii —_ = = ss “= —- -— - , f ‘ ‘ , . . ordering vea after . : ( s ween 1A ates Bi atts ‘ns now on ¢¢| Which arg vital to us and which | } may have. look and feel a hundred times eteer. +_ : : = | rs display. will be even more essential when You will find, too, that all itching; You can get liquid arvon at any } | as F -4: : oP in Renta. | } St. PCOATS our coal and oj! are gone. We'll . and digging of the scalp will stop! drug store and four ounces is all are Cie ilies who take ice ol ag Bac —. LT . $$ 4 Fox SUITS OR TOPC need wood for aleohol—combusti- | § instantly, and your hair will be | you will need. This simple remedy ola h d Handmade, Red Dot. El Dalle. D Pacific Northwest | , ‘ ble alcohol, ad for countlegs other @ lustrous, glossy, silky and soft, and! has never been known to fail. - | t e year around. SSGEREEREEM S| oe Suit or $50 to $85 es Namen on LT Tl ileconmmtoncese ta | PE Aleka (Skagway). °°. 171.50 8/23 O {| "The flood problem of New Ore] — Bis ghty big service : D Rock Mes. (Hele Butte) 1. | opcoa 4 leans b mies greater every ve: 1 . . —— ; = K. Cress, Gu Ae j Tailored: to Measure, . larsnh and forest acne home B ¥ = for a daily dime. coupon ¢ . ( : ’ . -ovare . ss iS- Fe ’ 411 Olive Street, St. St. Louis, Mo. - | ; Me as csi 8 S 2 pi, whi n for vears have held ba 3 7 | 7 , * Style 4) DSCR the food water of the riveriay Tip Tep Paper Fasteners ator er the A star) iat , rece : : ‘ a LA FLOR 10c a OSLO, Norway, April 16 A Nor. 4 . C Extra Large, ize ee cctmen’ eee | | DE MELBA Christine Bounevie, claims to have 10 Ce ts 4 evolved a methgg@ to determine by ao n or Cc means of fingerprints the identity : Box of 25, $2.15 el } ‘ } ra , 7. of the father of a child, in cases of doubtful parentage She asserts eadly ye oy a pee cCHareteras ae Shode Ress . e2 Uial riably recur in the fingerprint$ of Oxford — $3.50 individual fami MONTICELLO 75c Value § — H. CHOCOLATE = while 2000 We Pay More an over Shoe Ke ec a ee tall peedeveld end teams — 304 N. 6th Street 715 Olive Street are no buying or selling | f Pe money page ; 7 at the so ay: os ti TERR 4) YS ) Industrial Savings Trust Co. “ae in this city; oF ; -a/\ 714 Chestentt Street “™ . . ——

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Something had to be dane The vice-president of this company (name on application) said “Let's advertise— let's modernize our sales promotion efforts.” Finally, be got that policy through. During the next two years, sales increased 00 ee ag oe Profits and assets increased. In usable detail, this vice-president told — an Advertising Convention. There will be much such grist for your mill at TWENTY-FIRST ANNUAL CONVENTION (21st Birthday Party) of the ASSOCIATED ADVERTISING CLUBS of the WORLD | Houston, Texas, May 9 to 14 Cnmeention Headquarters, f a 96s Madison Ave, New York Q SJ Date..——-. — Ors, a Se" I em foterested in the great world advertising convention in Houston May 9. Send me mformatoon as to specal reservations, et: IT WILL PAY--HOUSTON IN MAY! TUR, ILLINO!> ; ‘ li Is “Special” “Hi eavy” , “pi ch” \ “Dark” Premier Distributing Co. 26 South Commercial Street, St. Louis »>has MORE cilia Cin INSPECTION PLAN Owners of Sleushtering Houses Willmg to Pay | for Examination of Ani- mals Killed. Owners of St. Louts slaughtering ntea nor under Federa! nspec- have offered to provide for a f . tie ’ += - mime a« ' examination of animals 5 a at eir sta h -enr = . 1. € e spe on to be a 1° © r ayrn’sa ht hn 7 r) e iea is ; ih f ommisstaner Starkiof? his annua! A conference he said, to determine is feasibie If so e e e Per iy ecti nima = plant r i ispatch, by a rece n s wed that of 7 gnt sp in St. Louis ) ‘ . ed by the Federa e Tf a iS ‘oh’. 4 or Sf > are re n . iceaced mea Their management -worid _ seased mea a* + > i- A; .- * “a = s = ee tx e°%4 harce . e "an ir ea = 5S were a a ea, r any a (Yr her or . TT ed ts a’ ) ~* a ‘a9 Would Reorcanize Division = oe ~~ ~% \, . — ef ° : tan $ arn ; ) o } z°en x R — tq ar , : _ = . — _ = , Pa) _ Re $4 ‘ °® a ni ef = ‘ le | = ; ea Le é ~ ° =” .. as $ “ a > *, : : CAT ° —Wioner sa e "5 4 Ww “ . . - ‘e ee | : ot + =!) be ~ $} ‘a ADVERTISEMENT Dangerous Varicose —_ Gan Be Reduced ae ad Tr od 7 > be people sar. if Ton have varieose or swollen veins and want ‘o reduc o them *o norm | go to Wolff-Wilson Drug Co., Keif for [ry i(‘o. Johnao = ih rug anc as ask for an original *wo-ocunere ’* > - bmer: : Z 7 / " | | t? strenge?’s : “> > _* | baw KINK PERMANENT WAVE Curl Guaranteed 6 Months—Full Head, Long or Short Hair....... dtacton Un lhe morning and one other evening newspaper G& STOP! Victoria Beauty Salon **"*, 4% \ictorts_Bide- Phene Centre! —_— ---— --- Ped: P, oS Ts! R&P Y, vos APRIL 16) game —— ae a AND LISTEN Friday $12.50 * HOSIERY SPECIA Als and Lecust. O914 fer Annciriment. Pearl Bead Chokers 3 Strand Pearl Necklaces... Mos+ Poo! = Jewelr 37 Floor Arce Building Olive at 8 Special Lot of Pearl Bead Chokers While They Last, Only $1.00 Robbins Jeweled ‘ bY Extraordinary Value Women’s Full- Fashiona d Silk Ha PURE SILK ALL SILK CHF MEDIUM WEIGHT | setae Very Serviceable Attractive 15 Samples— ¢ All Perfect .. +] THe Largest Assortments in St. Louis of Synthetic Pearl Bead Chokers and —_—— .~ — colors. wack new also and gunmet- black and a Necklaces | al; lisle tops few colors; nest and soles; all sizes 9 to 10 ae sizes. | in lot. hg In Hosiery pacman Dept. Women's $1.25 to $1.45 Pure Silks Service weights; seamed sass some Full Fashioned; broken =_— AT? perfect .. saveecdeen a] Ww omen’ s Be Mercerized ‘Lisle , S Rre en. narr. a few bb! ack and whit . Broken | ae sizes F , . ‘ . “*** ~meeece ; Men's Full- Fashioned Sik Socks ee. grads: brown and French tan. 4 7” rn . Assorted Coolers $3.00 oe rs ef S5c Sines 8 » (2 pairs fer T5c) fa.” Boys’ and Girtis’ 25e and 3ic ol Socks Plain ecrlers and fancy topes. Good sizes... anne nea Assorted ( lasps LLL A ee "wr ec cee Cre ial BUILDS STRONG BODIES American Beauty ALL GROCERS—10c THE -u4 Store im Seint at Louis , a os Bo PACKAGE ° a , " a are TR me \ . + a Sui scat Wi Waa sie 2 Real Estate Week. toUsher i maiemy ARRAYo/ VA April 19th to 26th, inclusive, is Secontiil Annual Real Estate Week—a period of ~ intensive selling on the part of agents “ef and owners—a period of unusual op- ~ portunity for buyers. y 3 #3 5 rs — 4 >. The Real Estate Section of next Sunday’s Post- Dispatch will carry messages of big importance to those who contemplate the purchasé of im- proved or vacant real estate for home, business or investment purposes. Concentrated in the Sunday Post-Dispatch will — be found a far wider range and variety of compel “us HURSDAT._ a APRIL 1%. 1920 m ALL CUSTOMERS: of 1 the Associate! Presse - Ireland. March 21 nes 4 : ye. Wallace 4 Belfast confer- p. , a ~~ You’ve heard proofing! Now cc It is harmless. Forget it! It: hatched from the eggs laid | that dothedamage. And the round. Larvex gives your w absolute. protection from § Larvex is as odoriess as tl MAKES F - CLOTMENG WOOLENS KNIT GooDs AND SLL ART? ling values in St. Louis and Suburban Real ~ = Estate than can be found in any other medium. _ | T he advantageous opportunity to select and buy the choicest property for home, business or in- vestment purposes will present itself next Sun- day. Plan now to investigate the values offered and the terms available. ep a re ut) easeaée ny a] “ie . pin Ny) ala f . PH CWLU TUS rs HU i

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THURSDAY, APIIIL, 16, 1925. a The witeinel POST-DISPATCH alone nas 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than Friday ERY SPECIALS rdinary Values Full-Fashioned Hose $1.85 to $3 Values ALL SILK CHIFFON and MEDIUM WEIGHT Samples— $ All Perfect black and a few. colors: sizes 9 to 10 in lot. OR ALL CUSTOMERS Hener and tobe cCconist,. tinder pre-) bove Ail my ola ft vend Visions for ail his old Cusiomers in Wish then, well and >~rosperi Ss WOMEN PACIFISTS i Prees 21 his will, allowing each of them a read the will. ltiae outer month's supply of goods on the Wallace left $79,000. pp. Wallace he pentemt | basis of their former accounts. “T) which went to charit: no more moth-holes NOW YOU CAN MOTHPROOF THE CLOTH ITSELP vings Dept. . Pure Silks f Fashioved ; broken Mase. S8c i ned Ldsle 4roken Sik Sock s Trench tan. Sizes 9% t 39¢c S5c % Socks ** : : ‘*~* 4 co., 821 Locust St. —— — BODIES - Dorie—“‘Isn't it simply terrific trying to find a place to pack sweaters and thingswhere mothswon't eat them?” Jane—‘‘You can make your knitted things absolutely mothproof with Larvex and pack them anywhere.” y Ege Noodles # a THE PACKAGE ———— a ) ) i is Second period of of agents lusual op- nday’s Post- ‘importance chase of 1m- ne, business lispatch will y of compel-: urban Real er medium. lect and buy siness or in- lf next Sun- alues offered thatdothedamage. And they eat all year round. Larvex gives your woolen things ee You’ve heard of fireproofing! And water- proofing! Now comes mothproofing with Larvex! sprayed on anything _ stainless and colorless. &t won’t burn woolen, makes it absolutely moth- or explode. It is non-injurious. Use it proof. No further protection is neoes- anywhere—except on furs. Larvex is sary. You.don’t have the bother of = easy to use. Simply insert the Larvex wrapping and packing things away. Atomizer in bottle of Larvex. Pump it inter clothes are safe in the up and down with one finger. This closet. Your rugs on the floor. Your throws a powerful spray that moth- blankets in the linen closet. No moth- proofs every woolen thing it touches. worm will eat them. Larvex with new type atomizer costs $1.50. Once you have the atomizer, Larvex is @ new liquid—a great dis- = buy Larvex only at $1.00. Get a bottle covery. When sprayed, it penetrates today—this is the season for moths. the wool fibres and becomes a part of A+ drug, department and furniture the cloth itself. Many of America’s leading textile The Larvex Corporation, Brooklyn, N. Y. manufacturers are using Larvex so that their products will be mothproof when you buy them. Moth-worms will never eat cloth which has been sprayed with Tae tn Sy arse telogy Larvex. The moth itself eats nothing. ical masterpiece. It is as It is harmless. Forget it! It is the worms near perfection as any hatched from the eggs laid by the moth piece of machinery ever stores. Get Larvex today. HE new-type Larverx designed by man. It makes the spraying of Larvex an exceptionally casy and absolute protection from phese worms. thorough job. Never use anything but the Larvex is as odorless as water. It is Larvex Atomizer with Larvex. hl aX CLOTHING UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE DRAPERIES = WOOLENS AUTOMOBILE ROBES BLANKETS ‘ Va \ KNIT GOOD THING SUIT RUGS S BA G $ UG \S\ AND ALL ARTICLES WHICH ARE ALL OR PART WOOL @ 192 Oo KANSAS CITY fine passenger trains daily Morning Afternoon Evening After Midnight (Obecrvation) (Parlor) (Pullman) (Pullman ) Ly. St. Louis.... 00am. 25002 p.m. 10:10 p.m. 1:55 a.m. Le. Tower Grove 99009 a.m. 2°08 p.m. 10:19 p.m. | Ar. Kanses City. 5:20 p.m. 9:30 p.m. 7:20 a.m. 9:25 a.m. Coeches—chair cars on al! trains Excelling dining service on day trains Ticket Offices Unten Sratter 318 North Broadwey Tower Crewe Gdaia 4700) Main 1000) Grand 1217) THE SCENIC, RESTFUL ROUTE eee ~—IMPERIL THE NATION Admired Fisk, ‘Retired, Up holds Preparedness as War Insurance. By Leased Wire from the New, York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, April 16.—Rear Admiral Bradley A. Fisk, retired, | advocate of big armies and navies, has told women that ‘“‘requirements | of their sex seemed to be the bot-4 tom causes of war, and that wom- en seeking to outlaw war “imper- iled national security.’ The speech was ma@e last night at Hotel Bossert. Brooklyn, before the Brooklyn chapter of the Na- |: tional Spciety of New Engiand Women. The tone of Rear Admiral Fisk's speech was that since, with a few “minor exception,” men had brought into being “virtually all the elements which constitute civi- lization,” women should leave to men to preserve that civilizafion. Discusses War. Other remarks were to the ef- | fect that armies and navies must be maintained because they never cause war and because “there would be war without them,” that, the world dwe!l ~ in the shadow of war and will stay there until Its mode of ‘living is “‘lowered’ to a simple state: that it may be that the Almighty produces a succession of peace times and war times pur- posely. that war as well as peace activities “‘brought mors? Civiliza- tion that belief t ha&® because fightin@ can be prevented in the streers if can he prev ert ed among nations “‘will not stand analysis.” “Mien with healthy nerves” are he nation’s security, he said. While not mentioning them in his talk, he sail prior to it that the womens groups he referred to were suc! as the Women’s Peace I'nion, which has tlobbied for legislation outlawing wat! Admiral Fiske prefaced his re marks with an analysis of mas- culinity and femininity in which he Said men endo were charac- terized bv strength and women by grace Ww omen, he said, Cane- ! t stand the rough usage men stand, though this “‘does not mean yomen are inferior.” In the work ‘of the two sexes, neither is su- perior, he added. Refers to Pacifist Groups. Referring to women's pacifist croups he continued: “Their avowed object is to promote the cause of peace This object, of eurse, is laudable but the means by which thev are endeavoring to romote peace are far from prac- tical, because they start under the false premise that preparing for war tends to cause war. Their niain idea is to obstruct al! ef- | forts toward preparedness. There- e fore, their main effect is to im-: peril the national securit? . After Saving that men “‘with heatiths, nervee ’ res alized the need for preparedness for war. he switched back to the women “Women pacifists assert that pre. paArednese ter ds tn Cause war. brit the evide’.ce is against them. In | first niace histor clearly hows that the main cause of war iZ nations has been a desire by one side or the other to cet mething the other had anda de. sire fy the other side to prevent To accomplish these ends they organized armies and later navies “Please re ize that armies and mViEsS ,ere mere inetr jImente used Ay’ the nations to accotrnntis!) the purposesc in view Please realize that armies and navies never cause war. Wars have heen caused by the nations themselves. Armies nd navies do w oe the nations tell them; they are their servants. If there were no armies and navies there neverthelesae xa euld be war: that is, if there were any nations.”’ J0-DAY STAY FOR MURDERER SPRINGFIELD. ‘Ii. April 16 { ~- r ? ‘ . : : ‘ } eS illail is morning rran ed t? Sa, ’ ~ _ ss i . j . ty a 90-day reprieve to es a ) } , ngeinzge tomorrow. Scott. iwvers had no soone) ed the executive office when neement was made. Th: ‘rovernor had indicated vesterda that he would not interfere if the acted When to- ~ re "4 as found guilty of the murder of rose py) Maurer, a drug clerk dur. ing a holdup Missionary's 87th Birthday. The eightyv-seventh birthday o Mrs. Sue Owens, missionary o Rovie Memorial Center and th: City Gospel Mission, 24019 Franklis avenue.’>was celebrated at the Go pel Mission vesterdayv afternoon. at we hie time a purse wade ven Airs (Owens by her friends Mre. Owens delivers addresses each Sunday and Wednesday tf W OTMEeCH nt Tne ris We Pay More on Savings than many good munici- pal bonds yield and there are no buying or selling costs. Get 5% on your money at the Industrial Savings Trust Co. 714 Chestnut Street — T-series 1102 - 1108 We Give an Extra 10% Discount If you settle your account in 30, 60 or 90 days’ time—the same as if you had made & cash purchase, aes => TWO RUGS IN ONE—REVERSIBLE. Can be used on either side; full 9x12-ft. seamless; beautiful patterns, on special sale. Brussels can EATKRA HEAVY GENU- INE BRUSSEIA RUGS. Come in beautiful patterns and colors. ull @x12 feet; exceptional bargains... Astasiebhids Rugs GENUINE AXMINSTER RUGS of unusual beauty * and quality. Heavy pile, high plush Axminster Rugs. Most 90 wonderful patterns; suitable : for any room. Full 9x12 feet. All these Kugs are rare salucs . BOTH a ether " evening praetor C OMBINE D ea BLUE BIRD DINNER SET 9x12 Lino Rugs ing quality, 9x12 (tw Do not overlook t 1s Extra Heavy Lino Rug The principal feature of these Rugs is that they are extra heavy—9x12 ft. In one piece. patterns—real bargains I 30 » FOLIVE ST. @ | We Are Open Saturday «Until 6:30 P. M. Special Rug and Lino Sale Blue Bird Dinner Set Free With Every Rug or Room of Linoleum At a wonderful close-out sale of Rugs in New York we found some exceptional bargains and are of- fering them to you at unheard-of prices. Come.and see for your. self. Pro- Lino. Special, O3¢C Lino Sale Beautiful pattertls; good wear- tee $ 90 - $1 Down We quote price on over 100 patterns. yard, for this sale Just Think! A Beautiful 7-Piece Crystal Water Set Free Also the Blue Bird Dinner Set With Every Refrigerator $] Down Buys a Refrigerator These special leaders are white enamel lined—easy to keep clean. Have three heavy wire removable shelves. Entire Refrigerators nickel trimmed. High-grade Re- frigerators on special sale for 3 | Q:© GIVEN AWAY PONRNOREPTE LOVATO THE ' ' AMAA NAATULA A A CO GOLDMAN BROS. | Are Sole e BUCK'S © Olive St. For For : j ‘ 2088 | $3 a Month Buys This Buck’s Gas Range and Kitchen Heater Liberal Allowance for Your Old Range *69 Ruck’s Gas Manges are heown fer their fine haking aquatitics. this apecini leader has four gn burners and twee hetles fer cent. ‘(AN BE mat Witten EA AWELED patecat <HELE at «mall additional cost. This Hanae ix a beauty and a bargain A Beautiful Blue Bird Dinner Set With Your Parchase of *10 or Over, Cash or Credit Just buy $10 worth of goods or over and the Blue Bird Dinner Set will be delivered with your purchase. 90000000 eeeeeeeeees hap pa pap bb ba bb bbaabbbaababbbananniinnnne Cresenseeseeees 999500890000 000068 6055 505000000058 88 5050550000000050008 4 Lt FREE WITH EVERY REFRIGERATOR } AT GOLDMAN BROS. rr + + ’ tT Complete With Heavy Spring and Fine Mattress This is an exconeteal offer. The Bod of the most pore are torts. (a0 “eh walnut finite, net buy a Be ned Out- fit at double the price.. ——-_.-s<e«*ee8 e@¢@ ee °° © ° 88 Ge eceeeceocec ce ceeceeece + oe OT eee ee

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—— ee ae has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning ane one other evening aw COMBINED -~ a" 5 -: 4 POST-OISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH sa pie Ota Se SS year Rm eras ee ma THURSDAY. —— 16. 1925 “GIRL BENEFITS IN WILL ¢ Leaves Courteous lom- ploye S450 Annuity. he fost-tii-par? ne —— - —_ — : | GGED BY fs mo opel oe ree Don’ 5 en - DECLARES AMERICA oa TELLS POLICE ; Ih ‘up “on Ott a: Cinthaniee Seria UNGRATEFUL OHM encemnes NO ect ete aged nS) | Seon st Ro ———— ——— — ST eS _— — —_——_— —— dence of aN DON. April 1 Politeness ‘ ‘i «hop giris rece ved a af mM- Hi spital wound, he sai@. Cuticura Soap Keeps the Skim Clear Te cecentis when it wae 4! Shorten Your Life iy yn, Saag | , na : . that Mis. Susan Mi . - Bn , "a hi , & evrive . ee’ Se mie — OEE OO —— —— —- ~- —— SS — ” ornsey. “who adi ied = -_ . ann Tiow to Stop It—Bead This. Fine. Rewari hel rent to the Lactede Avenue | oe ———— ee | : ! ar willed an annuity of $459 . ae i . . Seetier e i. al ae : ; \ ae Kate Wenhan an em- It mar surprise you to know high SHOCKEG Vets asked to be sent to cits % as v | Lage an Oxford street depeart- blood pressure i* so serious that.ia Re aisit . ( Me was suff: z fror » sca 7 ° ° ' satore, “in recegnitior of mar mpenes comune refs to mee a woud ned a race eS eads byits Quality ) i oe . : ° h oer ‘no ave it. aii Pa on Be ; sitet rr ; : . ' Lites i») es 1 ¢ * Te ek aii | eeatemes Soup SD Seaman aan a eee ee Oe beeause 1 shortens lite - ’ ste ae “* oat , : Piemer in the stere dauring High blood pressure gives ithe , a , - ; en’. mone STOP «2 SHOP ~ » ° — last 16 vears hut had no idea — “arning and unt! certait =‘ Tani * , 2 eh-V ea : : - ~yetOmer was wealthe aI ita CS Soi tked for its Flavor re Wire ins, flushed fare, hot erie : ee ey ree fe i > AD TRAVEL TO PALESTINE : oan’ . eenileasness aAnG nervous ; , . , respondence of Dt the Associated Pree : wens, 3 % ie ether: was Gth and Lucas , SERUSALEM, March 1.—Dur- ‘ Quie a purely vegetable medicine : a ote Bee the Lis calendar year, 70.613 . ke Norma that drives out the waste © ned $ * _ Carefully read this list and compare w the ples are - an fi > cholew by the i ee” leal and baking % Setail consu . , ty eee SRB Tnited State ” Denneceal of Com- j Better : = tna ed ' : * ( ' a t . , { _" Saniflush » @ eo & © © eo4@ oe 2 4 eS 18¢c Scourene, bar .-s . © © } ee ' = _ which has In’ estigated the ; Thousands fave oh alee | Gua paPpomget oe Ss. ". ‘hurned mn thich ream ‘a eubject. Fruit dealers declare that . ; Dr Edwards’ Olive Tablets yi | fi Pe : ’ - . , ; Brushes, large e 6 2 RS er ee 10c oon — a kg °° 2a os an apples taste better, have @ Harmless Substitute ee Oe sons Fresh Every Day in St. Lous Brushes, Tampico, small. . .10c , " ¢ eT kind on the , ‘ Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablete—the ©" * Ug s sent to th ' P . : Brushes, Paimyra ........ 10¢ weReH a ket Ae i substitute for calomel—are a mild . usoepital at Jeffers With a 3-ib. can o a p 'e A : 13c a ee ee Sef! +. eae eo : : but sure laxative. and their effect 1 roke id = iis e A ic Maid Your Dealer Can Supply You arson Ss mmon a SE IN: - Absorene, can oS ae rr... Get LIKE Pesches? aie on Rated in Kansgs a American Beauty ¢ Litebuoy Soap; 4 bars... _. 23¢ | Family Soap; small bar... Me % Califor aco aims . PoOosT-DISPATCH WANTS quick! ’ oe votk Cit 5 tenet RESTOBE Loy ARTICLES of reat 22€ New Delicious Food Genuine | NEW POTATOES 3 Pounds y or sentimental value. 12 16¢0e—at all grecers No. 1 Florida + AUTOPSY FAILS TOSOLVE = = ——— “herr” ; " a | ) 5 ; Bolden Ripe C3 : Cooking & Eating Lbs. 4 + ; ¢ | LITTLE DEATH OF TWO YOUTHS , P=: BANANAS 3 Los. ¢ = APPLES 5 ; : Brothers, Aged 5 and 2. Died After $ : es a | > wice Cream, According ai MS > ee id aiid pies ey peo C “i Gas Otte BEEF Dy the As bog - s ; REAL FRUITS and a INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Api } a Gured CORNED 4 golden brown crust — a Ly aul a a nso! , 4y UT, a ‘ dozen different kinds County “prone! ne 3° . dle & 5 MILK FED VEAz ie cE ak phhee Oh , DO. 5 Bae ; aus LD AS 4 : ee oa cl = i Sein artber c Chops, Ib. . . 25c | Breasts, lb..12}¢ \ ' ban Soni atn soneallg “The general made a ratver sinzala Stew, Ib. ... 14c | Shoulder, la.123¢ i % Ken! KR ans: sin ain h was to fellow Re DROeees (wwvyy, il gd ioude teok a cucumber. siiced it. poured some ? . : At the Grocer's or Delicatessen The youngsters became My rente ee ee : TO P-O-TH MORNIN ’ 3 JUNG 4 WUELLER RAKERY co cared peed eqns yd , jaiwccs - mr ar ig hrwd Nene be ni $ . eae Lindel! 1167 1915 N. Prairie COnes purchased »f rae = ; be . . — $ a - >. rm _ —— ¢ 64 . cg th «as , Yr I } | ; | iP ae. SS eee ae gy eoeey.79 “a allege Gil val ( } a [ $ We believe it to be Coffee at its best. A pleasing. . 7 + | PLEASANT and PROFITABLE nes purchased fro: e sal 4 3 smooth drink that cannot be surpassed aa aay . Pit oe wate ' e offers im the POST-DIS-. jeddis were made t that @ tlavor. Try a pound today—you will realize with tne - ‘} PATCH WANT COLUMYVS«. | ) ¢ ) $ : ) pevera , nr r hy it opular among discriminating if etects ot Much Solace f) Sr om [11s , eS is : ; 1-lb. package... .>.. 48c ne SPECIAL aueverrereneeenearens it SEAL co RAISINS. ! I-02. Phe. on SALE NOT-A-SEED a ae oe > | 4 : r rl] " uy ee ee erecmiarly tone ae Setter: | Fie ¢ Meadow Gold Butter, Ib......53¢ Midland Valley Butter, ib.....4@ ig drank “a full ration of that soothing army beverage” to 3 . heh . , help him face the battle-hazards of his great Wilder- ; TOP. O-TH-MORNIN BU y i ER Lig Buy Now for Your Summer Vacation ness Campaign. He knew the stimulating value of this $ Tig satistying drink, and gained much solace from Coffee $ You WILL TASTE THE DIFFERENCE A Save 25% to 90% | al) through his lite. ; Packed only in | —— — Use ie | | . ie ‘ : ae, ayy thers iif Machines as Low as | Forbes Quality Brand has a habit of satisfying the ; hor ar part pennm en sm . 4a $ 50 | most fastidious tastes, of meeting the desire tor the os S eeaceceesenneneneeseeceeevesenseuceneecouescencenescoveecencenessecsesseuanl t. | 1 2. | best. Super-abundant in its mellowness, strength and De Luxe Shelled Pecan Halves, pound, 8Sc — | @ t a ~ . les res i : ry i 4 ) ni r | grance, it carries unforeseen joy in every steaming 24-Ib. Sack... . 25 | ue | | 2 : S-Ib. Sack, 29c i 7% | Forbes Coffee has meant satisfaction to a multitude ml . : ie | of Coffee lovers for nearly three-quarters of a century | WE DO NOT SELL COLD STORAGE FOWL t { | and it wil mean the same to you. Ripe—_OLIVES—Stuffed DO YOU NEED : fae | | Forbes Quality Brand is Good, Honest Coffee, Temtor Queen Olives, 33 oz... .63¢| Petate Chips, fresh, pkg... ..----05 pA : : : C Cheese, pkg... ae | . | economically packed and “Always Fresh.” Temter Queen Olives, |! oz.... .27c| Philadelphia Cream Uneese, p 4 7 standard makhe« 3 cant 2 bet e t© choose from | Temter Queen Olives. 6 oz..... '6e| Golden Key Milk ......... mae TERMS | Jas. H. Forbes, Tea & Coffee Co. Temter Stuffed Olives, {1 oz... .37¢ | Temtor Strawberry Preserves, large jar_-_— | ff $ | St. Louis, Missouri Established 1853 Temter Stuffed Olives, 3} oz... 13c |} Van Camp's Kraut, can ..... ime , i | Libby's Ripe Olives, pint... ...24c| Delmonte Asparagus Tips, large, white, Ne. oa, & : i . ; KOHN KWALITY KOUNTS 2 | oe | AMPBELL’S BAKED BEANS, 250 mt | 48 g DEL-MONTE a ’ << 7 a | a " | = ? , e ele Ik | . , og a ASPARAGUS TIPS : a @ | . . . ° i fi le Large White Picnic Size 4 = ; ' { . rs | cc THE WHITE-BLACK STORES Band h Lt | A ST. LOUIS INSTITUTION | seeped 1103 OLIVE ST. 3st Tots : = ae a ee ae ae Se x Ve — , A af ee - aur’ ai oe ae a. wee BY. c ays, Val

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THURSDAY - THURSDAY APRIL 16, 192s. APRIL. 16 19°5 AT aks a The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57.900 VORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening i cuiliell ers COMBINED Fe eS Cd ee eee “TE er Mea see : SS : x . Rite seam ene bAvasied 6 Wad aseure oc ere A ee ee a —eS~__—__— =_ tas - - ~—- - : - te — Sn ne — ene a TLL, PY ce ee oe | Yor-Favorrr 4 t_1.—Po 7 ARL ANDS ? generous slices, \ St Lours Largest Womens Specialty Shop, Girls’ Dollar Wash Dresses Gi. just the right size, In every Yur-Favorit Silver Bar Cake ey Tae | (QUALITY( PRICE 29° each ’ gecent!s ,_% : that \t) = hal _ ’ y who died “ . a Yn willed an annul 5 hate Weanha jof an Oxford street pre, “in omnitir , e received 2 Wenhan SPlomer in the store Rt 10 vears. but had no idea iL ner* custo! eT \" 5. \ ealthyv pond TRAVEL TO PALESTINE : npondence — Associated Press PERUSALEM} March 17.—1Dur Gradually and surely has grown the recognition of PIGGLY oa iF _ Tw & 4 SESS S RD SBS RB RBS RBRBRBRBBSe RB RBBB eee eaeaaeeae 8 BSEaEasga 82easegaens 8 o =o * Segsgeags8ss s SeeaeeaeeeEeSeBeaeas a the 1944 am@iendar year, 10.613 : Pt g re Berean erurning. residents Pick “Yur-Favorit’’ | WIGGLY as the one place to buy food products. miuding —e _ ogi y ™ Reco ni . -” 2 Ze Eeerending to, 8 report in the FOR Pineapple Butter-Cream — delicious white gnition comes from experience over a term of years. fietin of the Palestine Govern cake enveloped in a butter-cream icing that’s chock- : The American housewife recognizes PIGGLY WIGGLY as | pet. ‘This figure. It Is added. sur. | | full of crushed pineapple. | the market where the best Nationally Known food products, fresh eivable item for | Se iortte or when iL fea Orange Butter-Cream—withthelusciousnss | 9m -° ets, fresh fruits and vegetables are sold at a close.margin of ‘ erw nin najority n whoory ' m * 4 a ey ° ‘priced exceed- SS tewish, was thore than 15,000 Sizes 6 to 14 » A! of real crushed oranges in the butter-cream icing. c A ore bo cleanliness and orderly arrangement make shop. Sa UND Chocolate Butter-Creacn— a rich, melt-in- ee ee *6 Apples First Choice in Kuro ; ; pees - , ai thi - Q hy. 7 : ith | Seni’. aga abort! Gingham, chambray and cot your-mouth covering over dainty white cake. Why take chances— buy where you can obtain the best at least mpare w the Ms are given first choice by the ton linene Dresses in canary, At Your Grocer’s money. isewhere. Mets the Berlin ame tds Copen, red, orchid, tangerine. ' 4 Special for Friday and Saturday only 3 Reted State Department of Com-!| brown, tan,-rose, checks and po > . 3 e which has invest plaids. 3 for $2. i * \ TEBELMANN BAKING CO. ~ PILLSBURY t, large pkg pect. Fruit dleale We ie a yr } 4 ; -.B. be 19 small pkg ino acte S : “es s rm #urcniic we Ion Sccond Ploor. t v Ly oat ae SACK eather tong htha Powder i than any ot The POST DISPA TCH is ti . _ ; L | 4822S SSS SS SRBS RSP ee ees eeeeseea vo ngne: wets gas Mire Puaper ee yy the eos. (leanser, can... .£ ah : x | newspaper giving Associa ed__ Press _ news service. ee Cc REAM ETTES PER Sc = 2) Seeman a ae PACKAGE anser, can 1 f | oe 7 that land of “mammy” cooks and sealed tins at better grocery stores. | : ~ —— ilk 3 cans, 25¢ oe = > a ens beaten biscuits. Give your own family this rare p THE BIG BAR BARS Preserves, large in 3 nd | —w | ews Zs . Steadily the fame of the flavor and rich aroma at brcakfast : T A G 0 A re 4 FOR ] 7 C raut, can —s— ———> ot F 45 Maxwell House grew tomorrow. Ask your grocer today Vex an 5 Tips, large, white, No, 1 caf, 40¢ : » : SA if Only one kind of coffee was served for one of the blue tins of Maxwell 4 MRS. NYE’S INTS OC Reet, at the Maxwell House—-a special House Coffee. : C AKE SQUARE LOAF SMALL | rab : | : blend so rich and mellow that Currk-Nrat Correr Company TUTTI-FRUTTI ICED 34c 2caver | [IC EANS 250 il those who once tasted it, remem- ee : ~ Vs i bered it long aftcrward. Hise Maxwen tam Tes ANOTHER PIGGLY WIGGLY STORE WILL OPEN SAT- MaxweE tt House Corres ALL INVITED. se De gh aude cir Self Serve and Save 1 , | URDAY, APRIL 18TH, 8 A. M., IN NEW EIGHTEENTH 8 C STREET GARAGE BLDG., NO. 116-118 N. 18TH STREET. 9 P)

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=——_ Bt AE ee t-—-, ; @ «a aT tad es} 2 a ~~ Ps we fy * — eS. » ._ of o ws 4a =e ae ~~: . a 2 > m-~a2ee Ops ws ay Meee eee eed - “4 ~ ey gee OL owes. 2 et eee a. © aera re. -— 2 a — * i LIA TOS aie. “sa” Poo eA ee a or 2s Se }* Pee Rare = thn at A At Pb es tee > spiny ~~ 2a. , + det F ae 4 * ; eee a Se ee ae ee 2 Seer eet se Ry _ data ia ial -- e > i heme io - i Sta 2. Te eles 5 — ee : - _~- be ; ll eal al & eS Se ee ee ee —_ SNe fie ae tt ees => . ere en 34 OUIS POST-DISPATLH —_— ET ee —_ — — LHURSDAY EVENING. APRIL 16,°1925. tne a ——- ‘SEL CARDINALS — ee al Rickeymen Held to 12 Hits in 2 Games; Day Again Baffles the Reds r »* ae * . ‘ ~ c 4 r. lL) «a ° Richt-Hander Obtained From Muskogee Has Acted as Relie tT. ‘se . | ‘” ’ > { . — ‘he ~ C aa X — — : ‘i’. \ wee is an : - AA AAA ee - ¢ 2 ‘i- . c cf me fo warrant tursber «var, HUDAY'S IF TABLE * ’ ~ ‘« Ta * = & e * 4 °° fa of > > 7 “sr bee | , ause 7 " ‘ Jim B ‘ Piteburg .. 1 1 Te 866 333 r Day showed s stuf’ New Verk ...@ 1 ae ee iW? got 1 of Critz wit! ys in .§ = en A233 oe essing the plate With Noe Phdelphia . @ = oe t33 #00 rere ' Da’ Ld " Met’ er eee - . s recom than did Fiin Yesterday’s Results. *h : . -% ’ “F > hhe who is expe ve AMERICAN LEAGUE. me of the sensations of the Na- ete mt ei = — oral Leag As the +2 Vashing A. Vow ‘ Tt 3 " - s'er's tro! e has not walked a tréTies A an : e'rgela hatter n A Ne ' acc ’ Iv : “a Card | ao 7&8 é ; ; ; . 4 c i Mntes 4 = o -* > _ . Th i« a “ 4 en | ~~ e Bel | 5’ T wane str ’s shan 1 honder : ‘ ous . . NATIONAL LEAGUI rho halted the FR c > | . ~~ * ™ = & ferts«e af ° Fe 5 a asx — AVS AOk ; ‘ a = 4 - « and Twour. both right-hander a. . ; ¢ ‘“ rone ’ “ ™Y* ne« ry , rz have heen bianked in 1; r the T ’ oda Ss ° "Ss Tiitting of thie kind is not go- y ing to win many ball games for ° NATTONAL LEAGUE. ~~ 7 = . > ° ‘eam thar in 193°? averaged hetter ° a 4 : >. ‘ Pitte>oure a i a 4 ‘han five runs a contest for the , ae > > . > ; is © a * - ™ 4 ~ : ~ entire carmppaisz . New York at Post > R78 a — _ 5 After going 12 successive inGs AMERICAN LEAGI E. =thou’ ” aa fet. the Cardinals “ereland at St. Lous finally counted against Luque in “‘hicago at Dx % the fourth. And it was an err orton at ! ' ' that atarted the trouble for the “ashing . ' en wf i“ohan Woeler first up was save . : , eid = ve . re when Rreasier dropped (Critzs« cood = aT a ’ hh » « * »? — further. Bottomiey : ed out an Ras « iret slr then Re’! walked linim cot hoa! ’ ef the s r sf one of | mue «a offe nce : ’ a S™Mmas nw - ” , . xed 4 -/ : ° ’ ree ; was . ‘mar fT ' _avare, en ; ae ae yy 4 Goauh oe jtla \ res T¢a 4 ' -— few feet elther way and that ba > would dave gone for a ster and Fournier Draws Put an entire’yw different aspect on . ss tee sovent 9-Day Suspension Plades batted for Thevenow and ’ rashe a ¢ 13 ¢ \ ar * S : Goudie hut wasted ‘t when he e Ph Mian Cae sea wae Coach Meyers of Phils Also Set aught many feet from the bag Down for Fight in Brook- . Smhoron Toecs No 1 ' d RB th Fi 4)’an Sorh the veteran enh yn an Are ned. hall hurler who >4 had re ‘ . i '" o- et = > . o > 7 ‘han Passing « ess agains ne YEW > = . Teds Was ths lefeated flirger . , : ~~ se, Sethoron was ft hed ree ; " : - : : , ~ ? = ts tne =? ' and thei » ’ : ‘ Tlec« ’ Be. 3 . » ~ . Bell's err or va , craves ~-¢ ia ; e q : n* ar a a ’ »? 24 e ‘ Om : ’ : c ’ e e o her pair T =? ~ , , | ae 7 . = ~ ‘ = n . a. ' - " MI .s > ,* - ™ r S the ro) . - aa > c - arr o “ee a Carer s - " o — ‘eta re a ™ ,e@en san 3 -s. ereg? ha Da ™ a » Fw ~~ ' . * ~ = eecer , ; a. . “7 : : > - ; | «> Lad : 7 : - ¢ . - - 4 7 ea T io . . a s Ff - - ~ Viewers : a i= a " a | 7 : > : ertab e ef Ff - 7 ra Tterneb: ame *.5 . Roe , nAseca Tr ; ’ 277 ow Slueen and ead two sa! es . : " . : ea c _ oo ane a _ = -_ “ea ere & Se880° Ss ratting a Mane 1° ne" ” . “ muse? - «= a ” a ‘ , = age or a” oa a = a Pel "an ; a & a ® “ : . a ae ean ” q galre ; . . > we . ~ : ” ” f ar _ he s « ; ; - e » ** : " ‘2 ; mans Tar , a; ay b aes “ * . e Ma a . . ~ x - ate »,4 e- > he A a on . * / “ia 4 Aa a ‘=. agree’ a 7 i \f > v . Be 4 ‘ i : “- * ' : ¢ ‘= aAgGees TeEV al 7 — C - . ani! my : - . reached Chicag a° 708 dave ae : ay ' and gave ¢ , . : " ’ ae ; WES prescribed fer Blades sore a . ® 7 os aed Ricke,. s net ge i= tt : . er ' Pips 7 ra 4 5 7 Tre ®utfielder before that TWICE DEFEATED, —— — —- VE BATTING AVERAGE OF ~ —S ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH eee suestsiatemeneteonaneten em JOE and ASBESTOS — - Joe Is Strong for Prepar edness cc ee ee ee . ~ i al i a a ae NO YEG GONNA SOCK US OVER THE BEAN AND HELP HIMSELF To OUR HARD EARNED ~ BANKROLL! THAT'S WHAT } WE HAVE BANKS ASBESTOS EXPECTED To MAKE IT §S STRAIGHT YESTEFPDAY BuT WESTWOOD. WAS SCRATCHE D. SO THE BANKROLL OIDA'T MOVE HE HAS HIT GSTRAIGAT WINNERS AT BOWIE AND WATCH HiM AT HAVRE DE GRACE. THE ROLL iS | ST/LL $1056.75 i ii" I WANT To DEPOSIT THIS To THE ACCOUNT A> AND ASBESTOS ON \\\ VAN ~ I Took ovr $5 T'BUY A TikeT Lose (T THEN T CAN CET MORE OvT TOMORROW * iDEA T KEEP IT IN A BANK! a A HQSS TODAY — IF LI WN . 7" j it i \uka\ \ eee a - - oN > t 4 5 ‘\ ald i * oa ; 4 d = iF LOSES 1 DARE HIM T' TRY AN’ GET MORE CANTER’ y Elam Vangilder To Pitch Today Against Indians George Uhle, Speaker’s Hard- Hitting Right-Hander, to WRAY'S Coss Face Sisler’s Men. Mr. Munn Passes. 7 . Ff 4 I li et a \W\ ' BIG* 3 uw ’ ‘ © | “= = ve ise. nm i4 ~ Pe Ae = Cy s ea . . " rnoon tf we er pe ; . wr ' ed seman s Park. ~ eg :7 ee any one of a = - s'pone avr of wrestlers of less weight : ca : ‘ than Munn could have thrown : . him with cqual rapidity \ M4 p = « ‘ fire snee ‘ e« = MV " 3 « s s ne lie was ' - ‘hic w o ww ste in ‘ » on 7 - . ‘ ‘ s © - . . Mann is cham- ' st « c « . . tched with Call he T aliing t urn. > = . r a, ns = e. re for several days Since Big Mur gan his . nd Ernie Wingard ereor Ké areer the mat : e ailing wor has been insisted i@ this . 5 ° ° . t 2 = ‘te ne ©} - ‘oc et? he ? - "© ‘ec « 5 eon Q - " - . -—. > ’ 3 a ~~ 1‘e - ; Ww ea hae « o . ~ - ’ ° le ne © e: - = - . cnr z , . .. ne 5 e be ° 5, ¢€ wil nN s ° is Y > 7m 0O° ; -_ — « . | a e “" ~~ © 2 (~4 Browns Center Fielder De- s 1] ark about them. For clares He Has Not Heard 7 “= = — os : siaus Zovezko 2 areat Wrest er From Club Since March 9. : was so helpless asains aza.rcs a. 7 Kane 3 = e+ 3 I en r x, er? enh - > ie - a ec 4 he > ‘ ave ppened . Spa ease at E wis, wh © a rea - S . Pad 2 414 : —~ @ ‘ es. 1¢ ‘ As @a*. + - : SZ ess ry es IU * > . = ~ | red = 5 = . as Mur n ‘ = P- . > x t : 2 14nTn es ic ; ~* rm. =ZA ° pa . mw ao a Leaving for Moline by way of Romar Be have gained falls Chicagy. Saturday No intention Ed Lewis a = bec’ of Coming to ~! Loui« Last . . ) =a * i = gre 7 se * r= ~ a) ° ‘+2 2 ene ‘ - . + . mop Bowlers sage. - : er ms he Terme 3 = > - ~ _— 2S . 7 _- > - } . £ : , 6 4 a Ss ed y " = x kA tota » eve a resiga : ’ ‘ 2 a5 & pins Per. if what «superficial circum- th New VAN HEUSEN for Spring — -thts vears s best and new- | est expression of collar style One Piece No ' "og" No band FE oven-ca foid No starch Bull aot we j 12 VAN HEUSEN STYLES. #0c QVAN HEUSEN. the Worlds Smartest COLLAR PHILLIPS NFwW YORE Cro?’ ones. American Girls Ra R ults d tne sho 5 acing Kes an Se nd wens ane 00 ~ pounds less Zbovszko wiggied away ’ o Iry to Swim At Huntington. peers tine Munn tried to obtain one te favorite crotch hold and easily hence gay clear, track fast. a * hig favor: . r jonkiin- en e a. > mace ¢ aimin 500. 3-vear- " roke awa " ea a haif tur Fas ° Bidds Berd Gee . ts) : — a 1 : : : 1s anne arrity). $4. $3.20. $2.60. first: | Oneida gamete | OB iW. Charies). $4.20. 32.40- | Arspahce No Fever Before Bout. seo 3 t oT Vu ars 194 : Long +0 Secor 4 a he ty » ‘ 1 a ‘Mu a . - @.2° eo -ea _ ~— “es = ne » Ant ea Richard Cedric 113 ‘ ' ‘ : Murta noe “d Pov Hoover. | *Greer Briar Janusry. and his defeat by the ri, “ e sn? for ras for her sex . | atte: t - ' . Reuerth race—— ac 108 , , , ds f Ais ; ’ —Fia A. ee eee *Harana 5 veteran Zhbyszko last night was ai- —. vas swim the English Channel, together e Rieck Sheep. Fe OO Evectric 108 as a ; aii ed — . ace—Rock Botiem Sizsth race— Fifth rare—Claimine moet ac big a surpr’se. Zbvaeckoe ts ~ - t r t s Hel> Ro >: 2 Re ee n . ‘ ° e ; ate. Mis n rarmond and up, x furlenas: 58 . ears old. weighs I20 pounds = i n righ? 816 sum e The 4 ne pay i ora ~Or. ngs , . ; es ed and sodoaseaaaininale : ’ *The Galt 1i> ard height reaches only about | , ~ision was reache e nt At Havre de Grace. *First Puller 11% , ™, ee ey ; Ranker Brow 113 Mur « shoulders e former Ne- — " - + : c Prn roa ’ . 7 > be | Z 6 : ° r ste : nr | ee > oS es ——-, arG Weather clear. track fast. Antiquity ll Draeka athlete weighs 746 pouwnda he WS. A. todas IrnsT RA steeplechase $1500 Pigg hn 3 and 6 feet 6 inches in height. ’ : ° ‘1 ain r $-% a a ane at . " . an 4 - . ; eho ey . - iis ( 2 rst a -e eee pana — Pe -gusean e'a $8410 Sixth race—C ain Th a previous match at Ranasas ( ity | al tho > r'testy nt }- Vv ee — : “i? - + . iT ene up one 73 . . sons roared applause, a mH - Se —— mee , $49.60 and $25 06 ceed: Dabs *Riack Too. ts) Munn won two falis from Zbyszko | vhe = ai ta al _- . > - ‘a — eo - it succeed in the coming trial, bu — a RAE @ierce im some instances i great- = Miss Ederie is the faster and cer- eo... . yA : S er . ° - — Matec ' . ——eF , Fecou than strength Munn tri e- S > 4 heen hard to keep him from the : 4 . wiont Express. J r aon Foasth | er and squirmeg out of his grasp : letermination and gri’ Ra-e—Doudie Entendre Ensign ixt , oo? ° ° — , swarmed in his wake. any one 1188 Awa i Lad need into jonn Meacey. Peedice singie. Intrepid Roy SOUTHERN “ hold bu Zbvezko cA. TM i5 broke 7 prominence as lon istance de iN —P able to beat him. ; a z distance | ae Nashvile 6 Birmtesteie £1 in awa’ eav ng the big wrestier ° . . swimmer during the simmer o* Atiants 9. Can . 4 —- ; | La q ttancogE - . 1922. in the international three and ' ; Wanted—a Real Champio ? cernassenes Taree a6 | eae Bee ee Mobile 5. New Orieane 2. n. yre-ha & ~ita a’ far Ty v Cups in Tv tee7 gyi Oo nh u@ race’for Da _ DLéttle Reck 6, Memphis 3. \W we want now is a New York bay. when she threshed OKLAHOMA 3 TO 2 IN ; ae —— —,\,. " her war to the front e wlee 4 th : PACTFIC COAST ‘ TT j r f=) e re —' - J Ww 24% . s* a’ .¥ In »-« a mecha - thee FIRST VALLEY GAME) sex rakes Ported? rec? rs » rm fe. ace and never was headed there- - ' Oak - a) ma Sh bate t : : after Special to the Post-Diapateh and 5. Sen Francisss & sot ee ee enermrd ears — 3 NORMAN, Ok... April 16.—The Wni- Loe Angeles 12. Verna 3 2 FT « ™ sl . ha fin? tA war . Ree o— on . 4 y s (whe - .— She finished yards ahead of versity of Missouri baseball team | Sectemente 2. Seattio 1. 4 a = _ _ ~ * — > 7 . S : i there should a ss Wainwright and defeated Miss st the opening game of its Mis- TEXAS LEAGUE also be a commis — . e ; , a Wichita Falls 7. Sh: ‘ " — = s Ten : " nm P . > ‘ ' a =sooners : on ee . e 4 « _ + oy a ‘ 2 ws a - els, ‘ and aie — S. A. pa da growndec out, | Windle | rings) - " — | a Ke @&la« -- a ~-— - «& 7 — = a ow ~~». — os " 3 er? ' thas ~ are sail for England during the latter | followed with a triple and’scored on {| @:_ Pasl10, Columbus aos part of June and undertake the 29- | McQueen's infield hit. Bishop and} wwinneapolis 6 Tetete@. - = ~ 2 «Win Boros. “oe mre Q . ~ . r ~e@Te « t on flies . 7 a = 7 — 7 - _ 4 —_ - - fire? favorable oat lla ini. Bik 4 2 asema! NTERN ATIONAL : ca. quien Ge eine aie as ! sliding into second Ruffalo 7. Jersey City 1% * he th hig broth- “ } August. whe as fourth inning. and was Rochester 4 Reading & - ae jrle : ea e D = ater ndit ns is 4 iT f ~- - , Ra!'imore o Tor smtp S. @ a V are at tne hes’ laws @F ‘ake the round for 8vracuse- \ewrark. rae. . . . at Caen {iss : and Hunter wil) “ge - . . DICK KERR TO PITCH ahoma ) c , ?s - ° > te $ sist tha FOR SHELLS AGAINST .° ea NEGRO STARS SUNDAY | a 3 -s Diek Kerr x ia pit * . Tom Er s ‘ex +o} : atl +he wr atch and several wel! Ferre ‘former professional league players ~*~ , _ 72 € ; i 3 ; If he meets Joe Stecher §w..:: +, a. the batting erdér whee imstead of Fal Lewis for the title TOS Vi-« in- Th abe. : —— 5 a6 ning ea Mike Donohue, manager of the the double : ~ ad Be: . = a 2 Mis Shetle arr in ae . "da that ~~ as | a : Bt. Sea ~ | teed tp “Butch” Weta! ant vine e same Kk fams. scheduled for s afterr » Wals amorg other stars was postponed on account at Kerr is the former Brownie 1nd double grip - . > al -~_—- - - » & ;? K ce r with a st: nmarade has bee | ganized baseDba t i : . ; _——/ - {z >a came for scevera ‘ears ’ wo gr ps ' a ' | . A POO CE ee ES ee THREEDOZE in individual envelopes. anteed to fit Gillette holder Dozen for $1.00 at store listed below. Sold Exclusively by Wolff-Wilson 700 Washington — ADDITIONAL 10 ON ALL BLADES GILLETTE HOLDER FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Absolutely New Blades—A sensation on sale at this | introductory price SATURDAY These are highest grade Cosmo Imported Safety Razor | Blades, made of the best Solingen Steel. ii) brand-new—each wrapped in waxed paper and packed 4] Every blade perfect and guar. Ht NRAZOR Will Fit Your | Every blade Introductory price—-3 Drug Co. MAIL ORDERS Kreeuater \ eoid Perfectia hardened. yourself a pair of sturdy, beautifully finished KRAEUTER Pliers—and be ready for any job, bigorlittle, around the car, radio, house, or garage. The handy, hard-bit. ing pliers illustrated give good service and gtreng!h MB ecierce or strength of the old Pepaster era ppier. OLD Mz - a ee <0-Year-Old _ Makes Form Look Like A AE RR tw SR '¢ Reverses Verdict Giant Zibby” Two Months A braskan Won Two Fa! By the Associat ed Press PHILADELPHIA, April 16. Pwrestier. again rules the world é segained the title he lost severg (Big) Munn lact night in two stri utes of actual wrestling. A clev the first fall for the veterans, who | erm and Zboverko pro’ hammerlock. exhibited the same mat exs against his more youthful that brought him the nen champicosh!p years ago and clear- demonstrated that Munn's » was no match fer either Reaching only to ‘'ders of the giant West-

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— rm By Ken Kling’ yr 4 i ’ BANK F OSES 1 DARE IM T'TRY N CANTER’ ' GET MORE i") QO) 9LD M 450-Year-Old Mat Veteran * Br the Assn: iat J “prestier, again segained the titl ' pig) Munn lact night in two straight falls, and in less than 14 min- ° . the first fall for the veteran, who scored the second fall with a fore- | ‘arm and hammerlock. 31. LOUIS ee eee PUS1-UISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 16, 1925. AN _ eee Oe ZBYSZKO THROWS BIG MUNN — ee TWIC ee ee ee ee _ ST. LOUID PUST-DISPAILTi os) ——— -~ —e ————— ower ee IN 14 ee i i a ma en nna an a ee ee a ie a a a Regains Mat Title Foley Says Ben fo} — Kel — —— f°} — |e} = ———— |. 1 re - ed ed Louis,”’ ° At the Age of 50, Qe: > ae she Makes Former Champion ‘‘beaing Big Munn Ready to Play Boston Look Like a Mere Novice ee SE REE eR : | “It Was'Not at Our Request T milf Reverses Verdict Giant College Graduate Gained Over | “Zibby"’ Two Months Ago at Kansas City, When Ne- : hat Game Was Awarded to St. | Says Manager— Petersen Injured, Must Be Replaced. braskan Won Two Falls in Half an Hour. — Press, : April 16. ——- Stanislaus Zbyszko, 50-vear-old the world as champion of wrestlers. He’ lost several years ago by conquering Wayne PHILADELIHIA, rujes of the professional championship se he “Tr the of my team that the game was award- was not at request tes of actual W restling. ie meer 7 rage Poe icfactorily determine which is the “pe ts co City Monday at . ; PAO . . ™ — third ane eciding arm ) h} : . , niverasity Cite. Al , A. ( ~ Louis by the committee | e conclusion of 7 ——— th was no match for either BENTON HARBOR, Mich., ¢ ‘ ed to ee mat am ‘lub Ben Millers eleven at St. Louis. It best boxer. At th aes ) The probable lineups @ mrene +7 ar ae * April 16 2 STANISLAUS ZBYSZKO. _T assumed that the Boston’ club Ketintne weeeé une wee dene their first bout the judges were) appesioet aenemne i trength of é awe ‘ " " | m : : oe oe ae | I Fant ERG ’ we 0 gelence or ® ~ ~hinge only to LOYD FITZSIMMONS, pro- Zbyszko is unique in the ath- (was in accord everv dav that those fin charge of | rhere is a runner on first base, unakie to agree and the referee | M. Finley. ¢ owns Watkins. ab. —— ‘ite eed grappler ogg pa aad moter who had been trying le world Ahhough past the Foley said that the present dis- this retiiatinnss wcities Gk ae te the batsman hits the ball over awarded Goldberg the decision. 5 worsner. oe $Osreer Blackburn, rs d En 4 d the shoulders = pe sora y a to arrange a match between 2| halPcentury mark in years he is ‘agreement would causejno cessa- iii a ston sna Shadi ane pees the left fielder’s head. Terry received the judges’ decision | Cyrdat. P. okvasn nee me oo -eigh! ou . tn ly ag 2 " ‘ ¢ . : ‘ sit ‘ - ; : 2 ; ' Cmmeeers, DA «2ccesscuuns 8 5 an tries B® erner and eS tented he 9 Wayne Big Munn Kegs Id still a wonderful athiete and 1s _ tion of his plans for strengthening ; samtt@eration ot of Officials of Who should go out “ pang in the second setto, about three | Viethe. 4 | meen. . ——— EP OPP OO ’ ae ZDVSZKO VX > at “Strangler’’ Lewis for the heavy- : | a) ame. Fle ; ; ; '| yelay from the outfielder on 118 | Drake. cf. a pounds ied to obtain ! P li 7 *} ionshi | rated among the great wrestlers {his team for the final ga the Hub eleven stand ready to play | "area weeks ago. Mahar. if eK At H ti very time Munn trie weight wrestiing champion ) a : He lost his cham- ; to sign two players from | play and what other players Meets La Again | ie ee ully. 2 un ington. ever. se crotch hold and easily to he held on Memorial day inthe ¢ of the game. . pians we 5! - the game on any neutral ground in| should figure in its proper execu- Palmer - ng ; Bartlett 2m _ Jonuenn,. rf. ° fe : ; . . = ° —_ ; Qe : P ° : ’ ‘ i ate = i ; a 3 First race—Cleiming. $500. S:vear-olgs his favori'© yen he attempted a arena at Michigan City, Ind, $| pionship three years ago at other teams of the 5 Louls soccer | this country. With Providence, New as ‘ Another return match on [t0-|, J man 1d. .......... pone ai aps a sive ae Cate Tones ‘ broke away ™ ’ ' said todav that he ould try to Wichita wo Lewis. He has made League to replace regular Ben Mil- Bedford and Fall River al] bidding i ? +n nail a, aie eft night's special ecard will bring to- | Kenney Ob ; tue falas awhesier ef 7) = ai. . ‘ I i . ; 4vir , es@eseves ae . Rloasonis 1OR |. Gentry” oe} P fiu jitsu. match Stanislaus Zbyszko, the | several attempts to regain his ie, players. for the game it seems reasonable | fielder it - u “re the shortstop cether Ray Palmer of Mullanphy | Grueninger - — ~ meics ‘ ~ “eo 2 - ° ; oo ~ « ¥ j { ‘ P ‘ L 2 ~ | . 7 es & j nelda LON My Lorraine ... 108 No Fever Before Boat. new champion, with Lewis for ‘| “crown but Lewis always has de Petersen Is Injured. ° to suppose that the committee . 4 1.4. |Community Center and Paul 1Ang | Ieich. Sb. . .. ++. Galtiats, if Arg pa hoe 110 +0 the ss e date. The men already ia ae ok Be|tman Hilly Patterson .100 Forty Two, i examined Munn said that, ne wer , ‘Wetslienanpen had offered $60,- Lewis or Joe Stecher, next sum- nt erry + annot play agair portance would assuredly draw a t} bg arse ths el backs | ©4 Lang in a bout at the Coliseum | : amen dl aa ’ Jacobean in’ Countess . ; — Ac ‘lated Presse | jj @e2 yf Nei] Clarke hut T pre- ee ‘ himself that he makes it A bit . t i eon and L, oyd lia in, wi i compete Adame 191 =Chow Chow a eee in Kansas City last standing with a look of eurprise. | ge ggg pe, oe 16.—T pre ry : ) it] Lote“ 11-St England cities mentioned there! ore difficult for the runner to Sixteen boxers have filed entries/i,, the Bankers mile, feature event Cadri 113 *Czardom ..._jggm January. and his .defeat by the After eight minutes of wrestling | OMAHA, Neb., aay 9. - 1€ fer to win the titie with ne all-St.'! would be no counter attraction on round the bag. being very care- for the preliminary events. \of the annual Bankers track meet eer riar : r ; , ‘ , : ‘oree 4 Tay 3] imn, 1 - (ic teanam 4 ar Ss ' os , . . . _—" ao, ‘y ar 108 Reta. s Dream --WNeteran Zbvezko last night was a govazko picked Munn up bodily, career of Wayne (Big) Mi » tOF- | Touis team. Regardless of where the date fixed April 26. ¢ul however. not to interfere in The program follows: here, tomorrow night. a ant oie AR aes SwIeS . ts iaAe in drmer'te : ‘yess hatniies : ‘mer University of Nebraska ath- ;ne game is played, I will have my “ art fr the fin ‘al as | = = : ' Willie RitoT will run from 1 - ‘ . : 2 mst is Dig a sul pr se Zb: $7 ko 1s ] fted h 1 above his head and ‘ - _ ad A pa! t -s om : 1é inancia a! pect any Way with the runner = SPEC TATE, MATCHES. i . i? | oe Tee aiming. 0500, S-veatelis \.00 1. 1 weighs 220 pounds) , a fioor. It lete who meteorically rose to fame team ready to give Boston a harder , ynbiased followers of the game wi!! : PEATHERWEIGHT CLASS.—Bddle Gold-| Scratch in the two-mile invitation on Up, x furlonéce ae ON _ s hurled him to the floor. L wee by winning the heavyweight wrest-) ,otrie than last Saturday et ‘ re * , progress. here South Rrosdway A. C. ve. Louls|run against Egil Krogh, Iilinols A The « + pl nae vs 7.9 ner . me and in height rear hee only about ' onliv i matter of 11 seconds until ony . : ‘ “ on DAT ‘ / S| ia a bi te a readily agree that q contest oO}; this The third haseman covers Wis Tarry Genth Rroad wav A. Fis ie: Hienry Bourke, University of Geet fu11 5 ‘atte Mece | houlders. The former Ne- | ' ) ; ings championship from m Jimmy Dunn, the Ben Millercen- nature should be played on neutral : i BANTAMWEIGHT CLAS®.—Ray Palmer.) , Firet ] 3 et ’ Sheen 11% ‘Munn « ehoulders ie wrmer . he had Viunn's ehoulders pinned to e ler) I eerie ce Kansas City : ; ; é : sae ‘ . J s i bag so we to be ina position for Mulianchy C. C. ve Peul Tang South | | hicago, and James Davis, unat- Ranker ¢ Brow 1] 5 oor: ! | *Dbrasha athlete weighs 260 pounds +) T wit h aA forearm and old (rang satis 9 peg : i! ter forwal d, nas not departed oa ground, " here each of the contes- 7 plav there should the short- Praadn av A : - | | tached. yg in s22 oun the Bag i . fant 6 inc} n height on seer 15 ag, Fa 1. last January, came to a dramatict;,in nis baseball team nor has any tants would atart off on equal foot- : pies \ MIDDLEWEIGHT CLASS. —Renny_ Moore. | wee a emeremen pune Mncante: . 21: Parthema me 18 © tect © inches In = fashioned English half hold. li rc last ight at Philadelphia . ; : ‘ stop handling the relay decide to South Rroadway A. C. ve. Mike Clayton. | Dr me aiile PY ot . Ina previous match at Kansas City | ;CUMAX 1a nls tn , of the other men who play base- ing. th , t} bal! 1 that base in- Tower. A. © | INTERCOLLEGIATE POLO Mxth race—Cisiminge $500. 4-vear-ol pay iy em, : ‘all In About Five Minates. when Stanislaus Zbyszko, w hom he ae tnfeow the bali to on a ow . a af i. oo aA aixteenth Munn won two falis from Zbyszko Second Fa acl aba eE . had previously; easi! defeated rae ro Same Sp stead of the plate, in an effort an ce are deg ait TOURNAMENT JUNE 13 ne Top O8 *la Orb o . ; arcel “ef OUSIY aS1:} vswe , , O0.POUND CLASS.—Charies Stah! ane Mifnieht e Rack » & the heavyweicht title to Lew-. Zbhvszko again lifted him from his . ; bout wit the champion he decided yiting and furnishing with comr’i- r rn ‘ « » Breadwav A.| ’ ' _peventa race siming. $500. 4 4 seaweath, — ee | vaneless . Munn, 6 feet 6 inches in height : tan mack atten om Titl Donald tHutcheraft, Sout ca way i collegiate polo championship tour- Pife and un. onr mile an mn # xteenthe | : demonetr ted decisivels t) ‘ feot and tossed him to the mat o tnat there so muchn Gg rerence® mentary tickets every member of egains rest ng I e. Cc Ralph Good at & Taute: Fred | P *Twinkiine *Reliabiitt¢ St) ae emonstra mate ee 4 8 * eI ' } tips the scales at 260 pounds. rie hetween a championship swing and the Nebraska Legislature. then in | , oe re Ruck. Tower A. C.: R. McCullough, un-| nament, to be held at the Westches- Star 1OR Gailtore aa ence in some instances is great- Fmplovinga forearm and hammer jot the university football fields and ‘ol tana ap. ; ° .. ss ‘ : > By the Associated Freer. ; attached 'ter-Biltrmore Country Club v an © 7 my ow! tha iis hopes for honors | session, to witness his performan‘:e. CHICAGO, April 16.—Johnny Mey- eon . ' | r) ub at Rye. Prince Tirect nn Dahinda . 9 than strength MIunn tried re lock. the aged grappiler turned the | basketball courts to enter the erimny “s “nD . T ey A ‘Ai ? L18-POUND CTASS.—Roman Krenintz, will start on June 13, the United *fecounp 102 *Quash ......./ae tha E «el ppm hy ' - 919 and fter his Aischa-ze |)" this field vanished Big’ Munn Munn remained in his hotel] to-\ers regained the world's middle- South Broadway A. C.: Tom Derbdy.} . ‘ —-. Beatedly for his favorite crotch giant over on his back, time 4min- in 1919 an atte aes ad a similar experience with a yes Wa me auffarin weight wrestling championship Tower A. C. States Polo Association announced sveather. clear: track. fast Phold. but the veteran wast le utes 53 seconds. He had won the Worked as insurance agent, harvest id rate boxer and then turr-4 Say anc wes oe : eo J hich he held for seven years until | 126-POUND | CLASS-—Manuel Figuers./jast night. At least eight entries *"Apprentice allowance claim nold, but the \ day oe ee eee Fe oe Be hh, 14 om ite f hand and school teacher pigs ek i S fin ; | hat he eald from tonsilitis and influenza. Gabe 4 ee See by Jae Parell! ao mr ane soemevees parreeee. Willam Amendt. are expected, including the Prince- Wu t of his gra: tie in less lan inutes o rey ; ) care (tO Wrestlin finding tn ‘ ' efe C , year ‘Se road we » &, , _e 3 and a irm@gd ou 3 his grasp ti , earth the In 1923 when SOnERS gph nape eri “dump” the best of them Kaufman, his manager; said all jwhen he threw Lou Talaber, who | 138 POUND CLASS —Frank Biair agg poe four, which now holds the title. “ Sunn aiso aitempted a jiu jitsu. actual wrestiing . were casting around for a giant to tig aggre el niente - ay | a. “sgpett Daniel Dohm, South Rroadway A. C. *revious our ents a © Minor League Results. Hols. but Zbhvezko calmly broke Employing a variety of holds, | qefeat heavyweight boxing cham- After his victory over Champion | SeRTINg PS a | gained the ra he pte : pelyer oo 147-POUND | CLASSE —— tree Dut a ring around that word — and dont forget it [ Taste! That one word explains Chesterfield’s enormous popularity. “They satisfy,” because they contain the richest, mellowest tobaccos that money can buy. i And they’re mild, because these tobaccos are blended in just the right proportions for taste and aroma. It’s a blend of unique character and it can’t be copied! : | No wonder smokers everywhere are changing from all kinds of cigarettes to Chesterfield. Off nl nome ite t — SUCH-POPULARITY+>MUST -BE+-DESERVED peers

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THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 16, 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH DISPATCH ~ T- bas —= 2G S1 uutS POS E sit ; f — ——- — Te > See = a —n - a eae LE AAS SASL SS “- —— me - _ - —— — oe pa > - - in a, > ws oom = einai a ay ae —_ ——_- ae ne — ae -_- ees = — — . —— a - — _ = — — — tt Me. — —————————— rr Z pies . . Py — w uw . i =— ; | 13 (Tl ¢] tn Gus Copulos, pregent leader of the | innings Wakefield had a we ee Mack in and ZAMIOW Wiis clash = | : ; , e% - . - : $ eon = _- ’ —— — — ee — eT TER F ALL TIME tiene Deardorff last night em elie. The playoff will take place « : aa GRE A | ESI BAI A z oO . +} ain _ _ . ard tournament —- «eck Pa k er hig run jas? CLE\ BKLLANT? — Ailien Ha | : ‘) iN ,.\s \= ’ y — Tiff Trento 4 a ~ nh rs ame + T> ee . = . are a? £ ™ a4 ® tiarr Wabwefieid epiit even ry ‘wr Ss. eo“ 4* até len i i) e Ol igers INED — : = ing wor sslthons , Nationa Three-tushion League Nieckhefe The scere.« be HAS JO ——— af-32 The game went 65 innings Cew YORK Rob Cannefax cames Hall won, 50 to 43, tn 69 33 24 1ings and > -™ e o _ , ¢ . ff ’ y _- , ll LL LL OO cette Graduation Which Takes AND 13 Batters. ‘ Place in June. 5 ‘ ’ Lee tea,’ h , 1] ; 'DDIE COLLINS ( Washington Universitys baseball | : a tearm opened its eched iié€ by de- a . or i e5} otis |: ae McKendree College . NEW yo RK Al ’ ; * Dis h Amateur , + fa ing 44 . v) } - enre 2 all rie ; Tt? and On the Post- Ispatc Py, ‘eam nf Lebanon, iii my A hai 7 a sj wmour , y . ) . > Le mim? “ % 7 ’ f } of 6 ta 4 on tne Piker diamond ‘eal * - te . ra AT 7 : mA I : . . me * witness the third a Baseball Staff. 1 t| wester Most of the game Was > ves e ‘2 is ~~ : ing due] herw er nm Crwe?T HORNSEY. . —_s + Ra 1] F yi ; i Ito! : tching ar ) played in the rain, which anata at ‘ i... li‘ SLA : : *+ ; } 10 . cc ies re ry aa ahs ’ ™% N S B 4 ' hrouc +. tne eon test Io a r x pra Cc haps t 5% innings ing ace SAM iN iriy peria , a "k iicner | f - , . Charley Le. the crack pi ‘ ia? * ,?? “ry? ee - . = . —— » FS, since Christy Matthew POST-DISPATCH SPORTS DEPARTMENT, concern-)) the box for the Pikers ¥ : act ore than SuUrKc " ° ‘ ag sy F 4 Phi g 1 afer os st M ae , ing knotty problems of play or of the rules, sent in by = >) Charley was a bit wild, giving five d Ls } ihe great Aiatty in . ) ; . - : ; . g of tion of - grea nigel . teurs. Replies will be published as fast as Mr. Hornsby ){ . 2. 4, balls, but he held Me- 4 - race aTri¢ rvinm Oy ' a Wa ' . 2 és ; ine S 34 — a Bi Ore ss moundman's delivery and in returns the answers. >’ Kendree to six scattered hits a d 7 i * ; lj > Tis a f sv* Ss “a . ‘ ‘ . . ea = — . « en ty | . | struck out ° batters Lev} : ‘ the way he worked a wet ba , 5 , form and gives aa ; , Cc ’ | } ue ’ , € | 59 ca f r ? PLP ell ee ls Nl ll Nt lal ttl at el Wet 4 ete - 4 ; ni! ] "ren er al ww ™ , — rca? : . — lA } OPO a te tt a ii promise of having ano he cTeat + y his aima mate J and ae “ 2 a “ So a i - ee 7 rar thea *% —forence Hause +} e -7 . 2 Ska t hoe « anmnras: ’ ; . . . Ee - ij , nile m » . - é -~ + — 7\ ra ade , # Mond ’ . . , ] i . > ® . . « Highlands of a } ast ~' : era ‘¢ ? efi, .+ - > Tt” “— 4 » I «nn 2 5 t, a. | t : *. -—— 1} i - Te aaend : . . . rut } : al as + + bh T . h a » a - - —_—— while the he tting ™ as eor cie* er > - o we " . ” = Mii (ne DMamitill - ie . been compelled to leave thr n The S81 giedert s ah to oon nan Manager Clary of the Reapers wishes to and hard The Pikers hit three ee > ae une f..- & c ‘ 7 > , a is: : Y= 3... : _” tio - . vr » : abe at : ‘ r . Xs “s ; - Ss = sSsal ave }? = i" Ss. Levy aiso > al ‘ © 2 a a at Holy A Toss, 45 under an agree- is] heese road seg toneh Minn ting a triple an 1 a eingie in three a : ‘ " “a * ere ; : ' “ ‘i c Sila A ‘ 4 . ment to go to the Detroit Tigers , em have thetr The St “awigs © again be _ vines to the plate . ; vane se 4 and is gought after by every biz... » treldlare wanted by the @ S One aps ves oe ak Semin Sin 4 their next game ¥ é : P ’ c 2 "7"? ~ ° ‘ %: _ m: seazur anager in t! e : 2 g the ms » = : niga sal - ~~) Pananee eaae . : : - bean teti fil). . . ; - ; ia . rar . 5 : , oF Pas came that was beautitf au : “ atin 4574) nens eo next wee . . ; Te and thr gto watch. |! ' : : , S404 tor stree game series against Nebraska. ; | | : ! made eight solid hits off (‘ns o Soe die : : -—— - Tha hox score : a : j | roll, one of them a triple by A’‘a ‘ / ‘ : mes ™ ams e 1,-15-year Vick ENT Ris ' was . 3 i ~a' ae a hy L Oss , “ : as ave wanted br the Notre Dames — =» 2 tw ArnrYT ' well and another a two-bdagece: : . AR_R. PF! f »* - 4 ~ -_ . » as ae . , cn -~* F "? 7 were on ases an scores : re seas uti s the - Da G._.#s e 7 ri : f enon nal . ba , a +s , = >4 - Sa oe va 44% / - wl _ Ai” ? rhe Rey J r ws CpTen 1 e1° sfaann Tacorm Tb S | a “ace 3b ~ J : i ‘ Po % ; threatened, the Worcester wiriel ~wng: » hert ; 1 9 Fun sith arca.nat 1@ ate Juniors Saturdays — P—tieptline = = . = Stan'’a ib = | . ‘ tich? ft ‘a ] pl] 2 wae 1) - et g for Mad fc at ' ociocs ne WA: caso * a The . - o> : : € was airticht.. After Caldwell had two m d © ing { P Mad —~ ~pg te, ae | ete > SOS ft | Sh eher.se . . ; +; made a three-bagger He d rested OT a ’ ~ : aT * : ~* .s 4 tea 5 are n thre 4 ,ear 2 ase Tack r? 3 n 7 ' Hae’ur cf © 2 a ; a * . = tz ~ . f C mn ¢ ] 7 ; JZ third Carrol! unhooked a wild pi: : — : 2 yy ® Oe: ie a T’niformed teams the 18-19-rear sacs me & 8 fem eel e an S we i, 8 which allowed the Princeton pit Mi ” $034 1318 8 we ae SS 7 oe Sper Totais 73 4 PS EE “tig = ° e : bs S. : ’ . o o~ -_— as 4 ms s - sa a? ee . —_— a ed - a a " aie Ecol y rage SEMBE Rave been bianke: ne ae reqrean- Mitager 808 North Ela w -Rowtees AEAS ES use ums Ciean-—e€Very . : * a — at ied 1 ad 7p: ie) > ’ gcse! - - Sl ~ : . " pis - m o 4 ins x a ’ s «et ears ™- yaaa e . x Ad 5 ei ~ a ° bad «at CES * ‘. , - ~ ee a al e ~ rf O° rea a > > ' La = ce --— ~ . 7 r | , a 7 rie, Se a Se aairan sacrifice dr Op 1S Vapo and conve ci ca sto the cames . ~ . ~& - - ; . J ~ . ah on — ce 4 Ya . ~ « 9 . .s * mK 4 ; r? *s a’ an > ¢ avenue we hh} 2 4," - m3 hy ¢ : 77 4 O° = _ e » Meo V7 * tl. ef Penusyivania 3, Catholic g ite 21 ge a U ms escuais | « a —— ~* ™ Tr ae ? a r > 7 t th a ‘ ~ Tr. > al e F University 2. vicciel te the Tuer & a eigenen a sora A ene Benjamin Is Suspended. SuS In UW In wer a s, 4 : ° x . th»« Mr AZ by Litt if 7 ‘ | ret ‘ avi a ? man tara , nun . apa. isis dil . ° oa 4 . as 1 Beckeaclii . Naty 5 is innings; the ae ‘ vi te Marca on i highwat and hast 7 to nerfect 3s Tw the Associa ad Press ; ® ot 1d i. § rain). South Fighteenth street eanization plans for the present LOS ANGELES, Ca! Apr ne = > * . 7 Z . | ‘oc . . a ea . il s aa ; ~y Dp ; . St. Mavier 17, Miami University “hippewa A Gefeated e Parksides seasor Representatives of leagues Joe Benjamin, lightweight fie . + i. ay . . . — ae | ~ > ae tae ohn wishing to enter are asked to have who recentiy was defeated 0: pe » aa és * 6 "eat at r s ‘ + . . he oe ”- oe ~ % - Vv. ww. T. &. Syracuse a. ore “ a*« Asm . star ng feature yt = 2, etce tative preten + a? the kins oO , nN te an } Hely (Cress 4, Princeton 1. the game. The score . - , ° . . . . : | - + one SS ' @ ' “rn” Sec, ff ow of energy in its continuous chain ~ 7 SW IOy VVMAQQyy SSR S@se@ Pee r~r~—°°~7r~—x~~©™ nn ~ om Fs ' ~~. ~ ~ ~ \ ‘ . . . ~ ~N\ . P 2 } - . ~* » ~ .," * ‘ ~“ SN ~~ ‘ ~ ~S NN SS ‘ ~~ ~ . ~S ' « * a 2 " r Be “ aa | # , of boiling point fractions—unbroker ~ al : " ety ‘ » A oi. 7 i clear to the heav V nds—the power — } . . 4 ‘ . v a ae end of the chain. 7 we es d #%, Es e 7 > : e i £ - & | R 2 ' : : a 1 ed Crown is a JOY 1n action and ade- © ° ° . . . ; i | light in economy—it saves miles; it saves a eeaiamaal a : t > be : ° . . * | repairs; it saves power; it saves your ~ ax . , ? ? y a 7 : ad ° * a. | engine and avoids carburetor adjust- ~ : ia . > 4 - ; ments— use=— rown il : yA 9 ~ . s _ + : SS ; oy , | rown everywhere and everywhere : . . _ > oe e 4, , , * a i *% " j . . x — dk lif n your vacation trip you will find Red ~ ~ . ee ae (ey ae : A’ > ie Ba : i + ie’ , “%. € - za ¢ ° ae é ' ra ¥ { . Bio ’ v . Be : . Ea ein a ee & wee 6 ee oe etewr tt uwwe ee RICE ¢ ) CENTS POST-DISPATCH f 3971 Red Crown Standard Oil Comp Crown service is ahead of you through- ~ out the ten Middle Western states. 19.4¢ Tax 25 21.9¢ Buy Red Crown at Any : Standard Oil Service Station and at most Garé ? (indi y i £ St. j - ee" | + Maxwell Issue a Featu During Strong Period- Close Is Irregular—Wik Changes in Exchange. By Leased Wire from the New Vo Boreas eof the Peset-Diepatch. VEW YORK. April 16—The F. sind Post tm t's copyrighted fing si revierwo foday says r kpected rea On n #pec + e securities developed in final hour of today’s fairty aui session on the stock market and « ough the decline Was not exten ed to great length it checked ¢£ "“@ 7 = * A ’ S e the rapid advance in mar active leaders Felling w for the most part again Baldwin and Amertes solid below lest night levels after "eSisteriang « dvance. (ther favorites alt ff. but advances in individu: ntinved to attract attentic ioring tread was 'Tregula continued easy. and the bor as a2 whole presented a fir see ao — rected —Tee!l he | oo 7 2 ease ' ;ss and YViere jee ¢ o rrarae' oe — Seme Wide wide f) Pleectustions. “Uectuations mark« session. OWt most of the: onfined relatively tnactin Pennsylvanta Edison pr jumped sharpir. Otte Flew: tor was pushed forward to a ne or the vear,. and Nash Moto its high record to 361 in co: tincing its sscc4lenal edvanc Ventral of New Jersey scored a ga ~Aw~r w@ e ca . ~nere ‘ssue* tn ferred of 5 points while Butte and Superi: and Ann Arbor preferred reset: sharp), The rise in Maxwell siock Caught the street by surpris > > = Reaction on Proefit-Taking. | \ sharp runup in Maxwell scares to within a fraction of &§ and a record high level. provel ¢! * gnal for a burst of profit talin en which the enfire tise? ture weak in the final hou~ in the rel! around Maxwell ‘her faverit ‘cored sharp gains [Yah Secur *s reached new high ground abo * while Postum was outshed abo. Ll. & Realty got up te ” Cetten te Dewes. Cotton prices also Were iowe altho.igh there was little selitx Pressure im this market. Which By Grifted within narrow limits f Frome me - : on Clearings, Money, Silver “se © Legis Meartee Howse Aseecet moore clearings for Apt 14 1923. - 7 on (ww os : “g ‘av ast year ~~ POO thhe veer 972.744.6000 oer Sond og period ‘ast veer $2 108.800. “pert of gerere far April 15__19t3. ve Tiehyets «9 indie 4ua' accounts ae Of iets cate *- 5e7 ow fama “a>e eod Senker accoynts $73.30 af ta .) “ate *) 5a? 400 On coer Me toh "s were $539 100 008 tetal te Gate m4 ar’ bank end benkerw S4 ‘eo “om e YOR ao 14— California firme and fine | ~~ oO's have beet priced at tte equi ~~} ie eeel heave heen at | ca...” oreaer beatae for half sad er eh > ~owd wor “et «t the For Large Rez See Us Special Rates on large loans Wy

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0 o 91. LUUID PUSI-UISPATT — case LHUKSVAY BYENING, APKIL jo. [9¥: , AY2Zo. PUSI-UISPAILH on™ vf 7 > > DL Luis — % —— _— se « , mnings: \A , i. ORK Ps : / akefield ) —=3 ; And ial! r; . hadar Spec : . i ~e At . in emer h 1 ho or , . ; FOR patch . —_ —— : = . below ” Se, T.A. April 16 C ‘ O . : ‘ mbo!} — OL0WIN ; . a ew ° W PHILADELPHIA. — o;. per cent quarterly. tPeuivne ot Party ertt Of, traneaction : ana HEAT PRICE took Doth ware Ittin Ne Stor nee Pox - dis lend ~3 stock **¢Pavab! s om the Nee Tor K Sta k E be baugh af ont: s from Mart } sels eee and An- ee ble in preferred stock ‘*Plus ° ogy today up to time gi. By the Associated E ON CHICAGO ie Of and | on The scors ee Rates Mas tae +7 Stocks & $$ ___ is per cent im stock. payable * NEW vs ales d Press ; —— oun KET ; wf ts 4% Vere -_----—-~ i ee High. Low. Clo Net Ann. Div. ' : Stock _—— . = meee: SE New York c” April 14 — Fo! owin : +. . Special to Tre Tt et Ly vat n IN ~————- a one (*) Ke Rat ‘ | 12:30 Prey . 5 & - aN ©. urTrDb bFeachea a 4 # ne aftr — ; "batt *aAcws : " . ; . Dt - ee 2 $0 > ; rev Ann ) ae = ngs today up ’ ri.cial jist . ’ Avr i sous TCT Ce PY STRIAIA. pen. High.| Low. | P.M. Ciose. | K . Div, a arti tnstieenmentinpeetlldiaieateeeeens dig 0 om list of transactions o trailed: by ” af ; Wheat price. ee : AS hf TIfl Dens ‘ a. Rumiey _—" a INDt STRIALS ates in $ Open. High. pene | 43-20) Prev. | an | Sales.| fligh. Low. 2 —— aaa ; ’ n rhe : i llewer today ae Preng — a sharhy ~ a : - uf hiateches fre nion took ‘ a. 5 aU So .: i Dav Che n BS 7 : pa — - — INDI STRIAL: — ae wurst INDUSTRIALS ; “ee ns. Sales High t a | ine SVPPOre was ,en re the” eee rkhhete The Ge. mn Aug Ait cllen »tT 105! 10} ~ 1, Dodge of oo va a 34 %5 T’ D a . — A. ae Adir Pow ‘& ' —- ows . nae . an -——— -- # A . ‘ 3 5a | p . - Aa ] ROO pa 4 ‘ =e owing ‘ ; + ' of , + ' oF interest and ; Allis Cha! 4 119 11” 119 . Ges 1 1t* iw® . ; ° x 4 8 BSS | > 0 + te ‘ mio Cs ~ vi ® the official buym gutn eo a* ‘ : : j Dupont = 14 ifa o- 7) 4 . ‘ | Arm ‘ -9 sO _ ‘ wDer ” . 1% . tvuaye eS | record atras - e than shert ce , During Stron Am Ag Ch ‘Om, TH, TH —12 upont 10145 (145 145 1245 — OC % ’ > =, 131% 129% Art on 70 m4 4 SH | Premier Gold + 400 B4c = =—BSe Be * | v10us c‘use i= tone ané cise one wre | YS were ee eee los "3 ceverny ee eri —— io pf ,] oy 1s", ge °) - D ia pfd 107 107 17 , ) l4o 410% od ‘s 40% 0) 4 Om 4 ~ Tr a6 1 a4 s4 ' Ro: he ter gil ad 8) ” nee i (s0ne as ‘* 1. 4 r= market and aQuvta ) in wirset prhee today he le sharp ure » sR! aut, | - Si liver 7 oon [ ~ 28" ica Cetive rom haheaese . the iv . . : cose Wee lew ; Ts a 51% 45 s |Eeton Ax ' ) ea | sonopan Min ise id 2%) 1% | Ch 33 ay ee 145 be ian” th es menu et be ba when, 164 - , |Am Chicle 7 1% j172% —— 1% do pf 7112 . 5 B54, 65%, 1I5%| 15%. 158% > (Cat Pov --, 1,200 3% 51 , ited Eastern sa. %» IlwikK . 145-44% 152-51° uu corn, S8.u0 © t. oe a Ci Me fa - J 4 \ ‘ a . ‘ x f , ‘ ‘ i 21 } . 100 SOc . : * % ‘ 144° 1: : J~ 51 . seal : a6 and 200 oariey le | | do pfd 5b ba ty 541 ad be TAIZ 113 112% /11B LAT | 38% ane! ane! anv | Ce pw Ss it 10'338 (aa8 aan” S Com Mi 3 0c 50e | 2. Fe. 199%> 14 peabourd seported 0).(a) ; “a 2) v2 P L&R 964 = . -- 5% 38% 38: n Pipe Corp . 338 338 Wenden - 3,000 11 1Oe ! a 44% b | SU0 Of t ’ Py v tU wheel % |Am & F HR®, 99 ‘ 1 & pF i TE | 95 9 o> 3 1 Ch: D 400 173 - - iden Cop M 1: ve \ss¢ J — JULY WHE ’ u cats and ToU.c00 bu © By Leased Wire ¢ Oo vam) on” *- iF A B 64 s 86% 86! we a 98 3 napin S In cme 1 I —— M13.600 44% ie: ¥. iaoi - EAT ‘Or expor me 7S ‘oe ' rom ft , do pfd 7 aeine 28% © aw IF c 14% 14%, 144 ' 116% 116 t‘icom P a 00, 22% 2 Fi St TE 8 L. 139% ; — : —. 7 Roreauw of the «et Fa York AH 4 ; ~ 38% BS iy BR a : * | * Ba 5 Gat 64 ‘. a4 5. Me a " ne ante 116% = ve a i. orp 73114 Me :; 13 +P | wii . DOMESTIC BONDS oc eee - ae P 143% 137% 138378 14 1JvD a! — + a, aes wae feirly eatead: . R ape: - = ‘ qt 4 if tub 12% . be a a ov” 4 7 . he 4y —— ar 7 »= —~y ‘ » | Allied Packer ~~ ee 9 nineeiel 2 | K Cc. 13584 ; > 347° . : o despite the weak ‘se NEW YORK. A — co pfd elisa! ew , 4 - 13% 12% 13 ‘ ¥ 22 2 ° CG&E Balt n ) bo 35 15 cher Gs 10 78 = _ | Sf. 185%,_130% 131 %! =‘ | Liverpool and the ainess age April J thd n44 3 olpl R2& . = : 1. ™% 12R2 o> an ; QT renenyg-Rrag, new AO — = be) do . . -. 78 72 —— ~~ ” 52, SY 1Sia ih : ligne rains over : ning Post in ifs z th ad Eve- ion ia C 4 : 80 ’ ot . — i | Freep Tx 10% et ph SS | 32% 63 : rf 7 63 ” “es ; eo Bak A.. ] $00 - 4 + tad Pe Ee A Gas @& EF) 6 P84 8! ‘ Fad, i; oo - | Feit the a An iG Duyene Dy theese Gm rial review yLinan.- | Arm La KY - oe o + ' ‘ 4! Ba ; : sardner Ml 12 a ~ ~ — eee = —- . 145% 158 * (ont Tob : . Ae a5 " 7 ' : : ‘ he 32 r % | Ohi ‘ ' 130 ya 134 >} ; PC ithe ae bee! auf icte - today says: \ Am Lin « a a oa Pa Ly 1 le . . |Ger Asph 405 rt 1. 4 * *n 1% U4% O85 es | ; ce - bey ban go . P Hs . 5 99 ‘ id ‘ 4 : K. C..100% 95% + hd Mh ee although ori on ot mg A —s th nies seasion on the stock ‘yY quiet do pf 7% 673 7. |Gen Mot 6 7: =e a © F1% V1%— | Wr 3! 6 se 18%) 18%! 298, | VUrant 3 00 27%i 27%! 27 CR Pg SS 1S 9S? ' 9 ‘ JULY ; ee | Deol's than for sommes ti _ 4. ave stock mark , Pid 09 un i" Rig.. ws @ De "3% 72%! 5 we ¢ 3'%*? 49 u | 28m ISN t Motors % ) $ & {7 iq | Beth St 7s 1935 + 95 gs" singiteniegrissieeiee | Was show! e-time. lAttie actis B though the decline w rket and a}- Am Sumatra 14 Ys "9 G Re 2 BO%, KOT) SO ‘ 2% METAI . » 49 49% 48% j Duz Co Ini ian 19 s 18's las, iCan NRE = 1104 104 ‘104 +] Ss. L..1104 105% J65% a i fires ¢ - by he export us ness ~ my ed ed tO great length as not extend- Am T & T Q 137 i4 — ft > Aden ™ A% 18 & 1A? sau +9 wird. Ss AND EQUIPMENTS | Kec KB & & new s 800 an on! - (ities “3 D “a 13° 11° 11° a 111 105% 105 % on sana noel £0! on D yO arian _ wheat at Live: : ’ . h it ¢} As ' de 135 1o71 wee” | Gn C 144! 208 at ae D's » Alaa Jun 7a Guenatlen —e Go pf ‘ 0 Ho Phrledeip ac over May. f. © directed for fhe ua rs Selling was pin be W 30 47%! 45 vy 461. Ps 'G pr prR 104 3 na ‘ 94 ly 517 nl & Am c r a) an * 23 if 5 Qs ' Oo! g F’reshinan ‘ ‘ ~VO Bits 33 1 3 ; as I ¢ ~ an 1 &5 ‘. oar — ” Chi 1! x . oe ay ] li pmium yesterday. : 1 peasse = ~ a ite pr F ° a Soe Ost | ‘ oo! , 2 -. . — , 194 194 i 78 50%) 50 mow! me (hs . ~ 3 teas 1 N J Gs 5 ‘ ~ 07 1 106% ; * joonfidence | . dicates a lack of P T. & Steel. BR part aga ,' A a 41%, 401 403 lion pf FT AA oR} we . Am Zine RI 50 \%' 89 nas.) (‘ub . b 0 93% nr a 1x s a 106\&-% . by holders of c ‘ aldwin inst | o pid g1 : 1% |G Ws A 96%, MAY NB H5% « x S, Rg R & Gen O 600 13 1” Uuban Tel 7 40 . -%| OL © .. 100% +44 @-10 | export oonditi« ' coen wheat. in fan, which sold , and Amerie Arm of I ; .| B1%) 81%'— 2 S 8 58 Q54 Orx% 9° a: ¢ do pfd oR} 7. amet a s b>, ut Ad A P00 . : 1Z Cudahy P 5! 110; 107 107 - es > S 100 103%, .-1 differe sponges Milling demand is by - : ! le belo: ; can | Qo! ) pfd On 1, On 1 a > a i Ao nf 7 1071 > ‘ ” 1 @ ARIS Ac 78 “ + - 4 ZR mr oR 1 oR | &* i s > meme , fil, 4ean a ip - va *3* ] 9> 4 ‘ MAY = a... _* ‘2% pat rt be @ use of the : ba S. closing 1« w last ni | Arm of I! DO) 90%) 9045 — % | HA eal ao Lo 1NT14 10T1 107% 1078 ° Ble 38% 38: ae G = new 5.200) 70 46% | Deere & CU 7 igs -% 92% 92% MAY OATS. trend ome Om ‘ ae vels after r ght's A ? 0 1 - | Were va) yp 107%, 107 5 2 » 38! 9 i Glen Alde ‘ ‘0 aa D 2 11041 . Chi. 41 nme sehenneee ' : 4 ; re ” s | Aes a " » ve : 70 14 ’ i cys %Q ° a - . Bald l, r ‘ ; 2 . in n oh a ‘ pa 69%, | Jetroit CG 4 a | 104! —_——— ial 38 — i Corn broke re! au 2s S early advance Other a ing? an | Ass'd 7 s 1 18o ., IRS ‘ deP «¢ , - >, . 49 : AZ (“orn ‘“« I el Gulf Of! 5 3 10R 1 pe . 4% oe —* Tome ts many sections : = bed was ir | Atla al ‘ 3 103 nt Age - , { 4 46 za, * ‘ Ns ae sf ey es... ; o 4 108? ae 41° 9 give the cr need rain a Money continued eas; and — to | esti x I’: i] a, 12 : * ]Int Cm 3 4% a, a1" 11% 11 “tt .% 3 \ =u os 1 46%, 464 + Match pfd 60 309 hee; et 5 | do & lpn 28 | 29 O09 14 ge fi. fy SAY RY tt 4 = mani wan ‘on N — start, Shipping 6. mar , he | Nichols S ° o4 tcm 3 5A% 5A%' S5A%!) FN) 5A! Cru § eat meets oon! Sa) ae Selvinator Cor 39% B91, B91 | > s 710 ~~." | Chi. 113 ——— : @ n ‘ ae as a whole presented a nt | eee 2s 3 7 ee Md ee en aoa oe ls 533 oat ane So See Os tel Or! Cre aan ouuhere | . 800) 2424. 23%, ¥4 . Ls a ke = 1 tere + 2 | 101 % Chi. .113% 103 103% £4103 MY ine be ~ other graing put oats , i? m | Rarnsda’l - > ey Ly ‘ ' ia nes 4 ~o 1 ~71 an 4 de he’ > A Mil ”? 132 131 , ~ | 4 00 11 ~ ; ® ad ty | oe ‘ L. 7 “a } . 1] Ny i ages em — ————— ae = 0: h few ne . ; "Cee A rpad . ’ LA sei Hy a Irt Sh 3 _= 3% 33 3 -21 ‘ — pM 1s 13} 13 | 4ehigh Pow §& -%' 32) 1” iN Laat 103%, 103 | - JULY RYE “keties erateiy because of th oniy mad: . Rayuk Bros far eik) Siu ie elt rar a, |. RS 39 | Granby M) 15 ‘4 —— Lehigh VC 100 103%, 1034 aan |S OP mer Os a ome ac ieee Chi a | eremae of over "Ee amall trace ® if ‘ | Beech N nt 2? 41%) 41% 41 6, eal ; L &T 86 0 a0 : aoT ik 118! GAO ef 2! SEs 4 a J - LS 14% |! . ‘ 1000 &R 7 ; é « 100% | “ O P Ser is j . LOL‘, 101% 10] ‘ss — 110 ‘9 101 lOla Pe SY ii. | Oates A ae » COP. SUS Pu in iicsmente ome “ ide FI DAW 2 40 az 1 AA : . e lard ————_ ¢ a a0 ‘ an ‘ o es =‘ + | 4 2g A ge ae a y Me NX new ~ = ad 4 a, aR i Nor Se P Ri M go) ly ao? a me tit , i 4, ; io the firet f ve dar ; ; "Some n ide ~~ Bectuations henge hy aR ? a 7 66 ly ; M 3 5] a, 51 a. 5O& 50% 51 - ’ . ) ‘ | \s re A 71 re 71 at — 8, Liber tr R Cc gt - ' My al 3 K Ly 6) | An a) 9* 1 1O1 1 101 Ny A, a, a ; = SEPTEMBER RY KE - | . caah demand in that AB eg ~ » fluctuatio 4% | Bkyn Edison & = LE. STig\— a, |Kely Tire rT 741 a Le 1 Hm M —. EE es’ 71% | Marconi x3 100 8 Q 1 > lomtia BP A 28 21074 pi 101% 1.102% o5 : qd. reported some ¢5ee ¥ Ss _ the day's session, bur a 0 “_ ked | Bkyn lt G ‘ gti i 1291, -, | Keyst_ T “ox oe ‘* 16 ‘a 17 17 Inepi Cc nae ‘= 23 .i| & | & McCrory .- aw ow), =—8& ns & 1, 4, | on - = we BR ) on ‘. et i, 1o7§ 1 101 %a | — . ava. 5 were confined to relat lost of these | Brown Shoe 4 eins tt. * [Lee Rubr 19% 19%; 2%! 2%) 2% {Int CE 2! 37% oo itl see | oe Te3i, | Middle Wes: U 1 ih age "ag * IP Cc Rey 5 95 | 93°) of. ST. LOUIS MERCHAN” | eure was tm evidenie ann eetiae aan ee Rare confined to. retmtively inactive | Mora Brow A 10.190" age 100 "7. | Ue ee Se Tay Tse Tanase | tae Nicall #0". 20 "| Sox] Soll Sok [Sey ee 1800 $855 Sy. $8 [hse OG hat) 23 88 | aa) 8 | Reman CIS MERCHANTS EXCHANGE |On, inoreated” td stock and weabnene. ferred jurhped . | Sdison re do pfd - ane y Ooo Lo ctf 2? 26k, » r yR 1, mt, 58 os é ; td + 283,! ORs Nat P & I > ‘? Qt 10 p ; ' a 3 Qo - : : } the market today a *® irre@wular on | gracn ‘ weanesa sharply, Ofj os ae : Butteri : We OF hn OT & & | Loft - “5% 286%) 27%' 27% ose: | 1 Co + 453% 48%) 48% 4848 % IN Y¥ Te! pf 10280 945. 247 Ure Oil GMa 29 &% 99% 99% | the noon ho Say, Eeueee ing down after autuitiiin tor was pushed f why tis Fleva- cx LO 7%| 177 177 Bt» t lof R4, gn aa, rig’ 27%, | Laid] Si 2 BBw! ~s tp 45% 48% | \ +e! pic 100 112 =92 5 ~47 Shawsheen Te 23100% 100% 100% | Market. ! nour following #rreguilar fe — : : orwWar | | ‘a , Pk a 8 ’ le ‘ Lou Mi) TAL ” a, Rr, RN MM "4 y 7 5 26 | 36 3 —, IK) }? Ww ; -~. 5 11° . 1] ’7 - 7 . ‘ pi 1001 ad a 4 iverpoo, c osed , ears ' Dried tr high for the v d to a newic Ms 104% 10 if * 18%! 184 a Megma «| 387 eT a ‘ 6 354 jn, oa 1.100 & - 8 | G & El 6\%e ° * 103% 100: May wheat w: ’ d to 64 lower. | ult. ear, and N Calif Pet 18 . ‘ 104) ° 1 2006 -W Ra) R41 - 16 16% ae 6 SS") SB% 38%! . lo pid w | Al oe 86}, 87 SON y¥ ° 7612148 12 ° hour as off sharp in Sun-dried auarte ied ite hich + Nash Motors 4 7 +s ‘ | ——— » S44 S44, 8414 BSN Miam © 2 lo%&’ lO Ic 5s! 39 Paige Det GO) B4% BAX!) & Y G'os 11078. sl 6.121% bes the lest) dark jess: artere appies at J Me to : tinuing — . stu py to 361 in con | 4 ok RS ‘ oh “i 6 a -¥ aes oS i, 144 Tee ‘MLM & 7 : “5 "y so ‘ 10% 10% | Power Cor . v an 174%) «17 2 7 . ne Maga olgs 15 — - * LOT 3% aa on —— at low for dav and evaporated pote Mog “fo, and 106: . 7. ’ 7 avner , 4 1 - nae eae peer yy . ‘ 7 t C 0 1 , pty Co § : , 0 54 yr . ower. . ww ' . ca ere Central of New Poe —. advance. aR. pfd va aon Fl 4 85 vn = = . 27% 2% . 27% — 8. 145% 145% 43% 145% 148 ng sane Cream 300 30% ro ‘s 44 i |} Union O Cel 7 5 - | 94 S. 95% ve ag corn futures PE bmn) tay off nearly ; } ¢ to Qe ner (h 3 Sun-d Bae off points wt . fey scored a gai | ain-ted a | Maraco RL aerl = BH BGs § esheens ne. 134) 138 13 ° 2 > y or Car 100 1: : 39% | Uni Oil Prod : 6 We OR the local cash grain n ile Butt n | o lst ‘ Mar! ¢ ae 748i, 26%% 26! Paw | P " —$—$_—___—___>. 3% 13% 137 Rova Radio ctf 9% 15%) 15% iy & | 6S, Vacuum oT wee 9c to Se lower to sel! oft. rharp)y Th ferred reacted | (>! Pneu T 5 ch M-P C 12% «12% 12% 317% 12 Ry S_. 132 4 132 4g 132), 132 ¥ Sleeper Rad ctf 13 rs 1; w 7 a 8106" dys re small and demand inn sererinas e rise ir ' | (ue pou ft 5 RA: RA: , ‘6 o 4 29 a —") oan 1 ty SS 8. 126% 126% nae ann 13243 | Sou Ca! a 1p} = e eb Mille @'4% ‘8 106. 106 higher and slow. light. Corn was se ) Stock caught the thay ssauorest B Coal same 5 63 |) 63 + fae i a 2 A 103% 104% 103% axe , “s — fons 1. a, on ett: . * ‘i2g Bou ay ce +V 108 : 1078 107 3 B&O SW div Ss BE%! 084% 98 % a and slow Vals were steady td Ie ranc tgs 'y sUrpris —s ~ ? no oe ? ‘,' do 731 a > ‘es LU *® ep st 154 © s o7 2 12 ee a a ae 7000 Se ~ le ™ - Be*% : ' rice mov nen? ; o . . ° prise. | Coca-Cola 7 oat ol, 52 e a | Mid-C P me 4% T% 74? -a1 : 2% (15% 416 15 z Stutz Mi ” vc . Tr 43 cae) were Se ! ° | ja 7 Of >. ; et 181. % 74s 2%, Rep I&8 ‘ ‘ 5 15 turz Motor 100 a 5 Phila R : As AR early trading. egular in th ~ ‘Resepion on Prefis-Tax: coca Geia 7, nis Ba gx SiMer's ore Te RS 1 Raa Tiel Rae Md Ce isc. $388 | 88 | oe |S ietaclower Mas wheat Macias coms || ESTABLISHED 1877 aa. ror . ng. \Col @& E260 56% Ben) naw Mid S$ Gil ie 8% | St JL 245%) aS 45S) OH 40 «| T ift Internat 10% 110 110 | UF Rub 61 8'3¢ 5/1014 1 u | while July whe eat reacted some | | oc . ; Siares to a oh. nup in Max wel] B | Com Inv 2Zt4 as a i Ms 56% — & Mont W i, a ‘4° * fs. 4, enn C&l = Bly — _ 495 . enn E] Pow Pre: a “* “ny 2A : 6 *y 8°30 19 160 te ot. ‘3 pt. ‘3 ous F cavem 4 pr meeiens ee ws to above arevi- TE KS—BONDS ° : } . . ° { . ‘ . = ~-« = = _— an ‘ L ? “¢ , - ) > . ~ * “ - ee y : U - , and a record h vie ; fraction of &®6. | eo i A 4 137% 135 os a oes 7 °*68& 26% 26 Mes 4 me ‘ >. Us ¢C i P 168% 168 Tor — a 5 +s Sea or 100 ~4 ; om 00 Le FOREIGN BONDS +2 ye ° oJ 5% iegur te tee co v TON— - : ; : er el. pawe " 138 ~ “* aa yaa 18: ln® - * ~, th *, Gao pf 10 " : + , 3 168: ae ’ » new 100 | ‘ ity Bogota & —_—— - aati fr a . ec) x ‘ ste d o GRAIN ; | : rec al ’ ; uM , ‘ : } "Ss pa lo” » ‘ > : . ‘ | a s - a ; reav « ’ ' ’ King one A buret of A de = the | (Az a im 3 30 14 —# = _- i, N M ] ] +? d e re Lo 15 % is . a. ii ss i. - +2 + LO”? 104 . a - a . 4" 100 a rr 4) ! en R Fr “a ak os Ms 4 4 va ane ee ning loss, i os | MEMB r) ; ch the o ‘et AKing | ‘ is'ributers at .*- a. ov —— a. da pf wil oe oe oe , oe weds) ? >is a Ss fF tri. ‘ - , a 28 ls on 8 ' A Heat 1Or 18 an ms & ~ = 80 aoa I P | ® was down eariv RS , weak in the fin, enti e list turned | Cons Cigar ORS on %, 5% 'Nat B 4 ad 105 » 105144 1051, 106 Utah Se 21. e 7. ii . Ll? 117 4s | / & A on m 2 fe ] | Ind Bk of F ~ : 80) SO * 100° "Caaee receipts whics were 22 New York — ian eee le an the rally | c ie 7 B51 85! a3 i de ee Vee iss hee tae eee a ae 3%; 77%) 98% | Warmer br ee oe} aati see 23% i Se Tem Ge 2 92%) 2% gor, | Beek ago and 53.360 last penn 44.200 a!) New ¥ Exchange S- i scored «xh a ther § faverit » atmendf an I rrulinru cree | Nat D 3. 48 "48 ee 4 (4 — PE. WT OTG | white Rea 400 154%, v4 B3t, | King Ne 6s ‘72 ne eh 8%) 98 ,2 | cars local an® 10 nrownn year. included 7 | ; w York Cotton Exchang : ha wade gains I"tah Se piles — Textile 3 th aa?) ese 68 NYCan 2 ,2 8 24 + #8 475 R ALLROA Ds. — — os . 1.300 40" +45, 15% | Krup (Fried) 9 Sy, .- aoe 104 * | 51 800 weve 2 Gue bushels comp: red witt | New York Curb Market Y eached new } nh Securit. | ~ ot Raa 4 Q2k aan 1% 1 |NFPp 1& 281, 2 33% 34 353 s. Go otis ook 29%, 291, | Sie & H 7s °9) ow os A a om | ink a week a o7asr Le ee Chi rs rire igh ground ¢ Con ih 63y& By ered . JS! re oe Be) Ann A prt } TE a Wick-S fs 1.900, 30 on) eas 18 ‘S a 5 « 87% | included go and 137.375 las icago Board ‘§&. while P hind above nm Motor 8&0c % Di Bee INA 3.40 Sg T8% BW TH on “ Hilts. 5] = _ |; ick-S St new ee, 9) Sie & H ar o 89 an na ‘uded 10 cars loc » last yeas : rd of Trad _—-—— every € ostum ws ey 0 rouee Ue 9 4, Q O% NA 451.1 431 rte . "8 *. | ATEASF rot . Sits, &4t,} Yel T P00 4 4 7a ‘35 Pe . a 09 =| Oata recei ocal and 15 through Ch e . 116. 1" Pe r ass pushed above ” Ine 1101 4 v.— i O ~~ Fe : 2 rs 4n'« 45 acy ad ‘ ~ 1?1 %& 1°! 121% , 2 es axi ¢ ~ oO - o> im 4 Solvay & « 6 ie OR 1 aR? co ipte. which were 76.000 ugn. icago Stock Excha 4 a, Lealty ' (‘orn Prod ° ae lv 110% —)! m Ott. 1V TT; ET Uy ns US & oh 154% 1548 - . 121 Rordens rte w y 13%) 131 1°} Thy eg 10 102) Q. - , | compared with 64.000 yas bushels Ss nge Nadio Ce got up to ~%4 . OG « 39% 39 +. i» |ORBM 3 ‘ 10; 107 Tir: atB & $™% 104% 154% 1544 15% Coty ] wi 4100 2 es" 2» nyT&sSW 7 LOT 102! 108.000 | Be a week arco 1 t. Louis Stock Tporation’ 4 Cuba C & » . 895, © 1 ae 45%, 451 - . = "6 At » S 58 5 2% 400 OLY inc w , : 1%; 9 \Tohe ‘e 15 Ri ‘ o> fe a ast year included am Excha . n's shares ~~ ugar 123 13 ,. ic seoteiiale Rae ee »| 45%) 45%! 452 o-| 6 68S > 5a : Ki Pow 300) 3R8 , “~ oho E!) #ow 2) 8! OR1 and “°«) thre 18 cars tlowal Ss Lou nge had crossed 60 s which do pf s~ % e>& | 1293 |? G6éE wks ——-— a Al oO» B&l o a Ss A v's | Pow Lt wu « JR, B84 Cit . 1s lo ag! Ae | rreneh Hay re 4 t is Merchan d were : | rd o7 Pes i epee , 105% 100! Ty = ————— — ‘ 7th Sy 16%, 76%) 76&, _* | Noare} ay 49 000 178 > 38%, [City Graz &s a 4 01, gH! | cars local and 7 . ceipte were 19 te fered and more freely of iTub-Am S&y “ “2 5 & fi * Pac Oi] 7% S58 am ai lee L100 105? Sang A . 401 . (tS >» 1 Ohio Pow 1.°%00 1% a7 % | v 98 ay / through. Ex ha ° i . reacted we = sii t. Louls Cash Grain. ' New York offec and tT ereure and ; ected (Oo | — ~~ ae a . “4 dc B P b * 4 } a ~42 «) 7? ‘ Ly 102 1% ” - | co pfd ~~ i Or, 4()' iii ae mans ot ASE oN . 1 grain sales follow 7 : ‘ - an : e)s? > } - be i” iWr , ? lw ; ~ se +? - | bd LT ” - drive ower The as mertcan | Can sold | Davison c Ti oe a |p 0 BO 74M THR 23% T3N THC A) RTs RG RT aS jaa | 105) aa eee ea J | Lead, Zinc and Copper | }*. 3.04 sinter wheat. $1.76, No ve wramteeesceatinc ye ; ‘ a i io ) - . in > A? On! an « p>. mT, - _* : y ‘ - o*y m @ . S deanipeistenntmennidtiediiinmniaiies . _ « 7 . n 2a ; ' j : P 9 O fairls good ei BLOCKS rtecei.ed | Deter _ ‘ nem ow Bh o- . i; Ph & R +1 . 4 $y, “1% 16° « "AA, a ry fe ' ss RT. gt ‘ i STAND : Leh % : 790 Pp r ' Pies cor — whea . $1.76; No. 3 vel-j) Di ect cae ate Support on the reaction | Doda t B Co 8.115 1s +h 1 | Phil Pp o 9 44 2 4! 41%, 41 ca. cae 14% 14% 148 ry ‘Anaioa sas ARD OLLS. | IANDON, April 16.-—8 4 . No ye I cages No. 2 white cats, 4f' eh Pri Wires to All , Hrerings were read’ ~tea Gge pf 7 w 1007 > > — 3 1 “eh : ~ 38% 38% 30) : O% 10% 101 , poneio-Am OU SMe o , spot, 260 futur mar mnsard copper mee i ite oats, 46@ 46% ‘ . ' r ncipal M } on the m Put absorbed Douglas ’ ; . 1O°o 100 ; a . 14 14 14 ‘ . Ay pfd 7 | Oe + 2 10%! 10% Buckeye Pp ‘ ") 2 a ai spot + ~ ul es. £61 oe E ectro!. & 4 Cc. A arkets freel, —. down liudson was Dupont 10 Ba 1G t, 16 " | 0 Lage 49 5, 49 . 491 By, ae M &S! A 5 . thy wt > | Continenta! 2 ae 61 61 ; Hl ' £239 £¢ Los. futtires, t Se. soak - — | 214.- ers ha } “etm ve concession: Brok Duq It pfd 107 > ve | &e e Pie Bod ‘ 9 at 9° : a" : O2 L. . - oy Hs Hs ? , . 1 & rom heey PL 20 143° m = Ss nen faa is 64. futures, “eat rss loud. | Ww nn Grain Market | 218 N. Fourth St. | gp mn looking for : - | Stocks’ . ARR) EL = & | Pies " 2 ” ny * 4 50 BOX m1 , Gig ; 70! Signal Oil 10 a 2 143 pot. 134 15s: futures. £33 ' 6. rine, TINNIPEG,. Aonpri oe . in the market for seveva! the turn | ann. Div | pom [piano aah set ase 2.) 2M (CRI OP 44% 444 40% | 49%! 49% | Tine 21 0G) 56 i) 56%) 56% —— and ranges as follows) ne Prices St. Louls profit-taking: he el! dave and | Rates in § 12:30 Prev itt ‘ +% 444 . te. do pt 6 RA ‘ . 434 inois P L a e 457% 46! sa Hi; | ne . Dnene, iz had been urged in the Open High. Low Pp Da, vil Pi wr 4 v4 . se 44% 45 61 & Sou 62 pms 86 BA 15 8. Imp Oi Cn vn 60144 4] 44 . 144 ' Gr it, May whe igh. __Low. Close. Pr. Close ' Ken dy Bullidin nN al contidern ble coe eee tiet = divpls INDUSTRIALS. Me fen alsa iseeeiene 13%, 1 ‘1p 4 62% A2%! 62%! Bre! of ‘| Indiana PL 00; 28%| 28 28 , Granulated ene pedjem ip, car iota, ¢ | July wheat 184% 140” 148 %4-% 157i | Tulsa ad derable streneth _ . ayvyed ip Baone — ‘ , swe 4114% 114% 3158 Tt: bi 24 do 2 p4 59 “oO ¢ Ol 69% HB1Y% Internat Pet -9 T2I%' T2415 ~ ne $289 per bie 154 4 146 146 1541. j advantage of the late ors took | => A i. 1 2s Oly ae y * _ me 23%! 23% 7 a. ‘4 ] I 4 iD & H 914° 7 oo Bo 58 Petetn Ch main » 800) 283% 220 i ne " cover commitme: oy WOSKNCSA LO , a | newer | G i ~& o° , ‘ 2 «3's | Er 1 pfa 38 4, +f 14. % 148 146! Prairie P Line vo eB bg) OF eR ASN ws 8 (? yf 5 621 a ae 3c BAA h Pen: »4 ‘ : SJ ——— Ud _ ? ° uls t }? , WA ° 23 . - 6 2 GM é >». 62% 6° a g2 4 ao. | Stand © ' A = . JO lt 16% . : Ww“ ide Minetuati : j os $s | ; a 8 D 44 44 4%1 - ~ se : "6% 6 *. Al — 2 i | Stand | Ol In ] 400 gO % 612 JUS ie im ions in Exchanges. | ——— }; Pot 1% | 26%! 26% analt sat) Sao oe oN) SOGl BE bane oor ey 7 ee, 3 %/ 31 ~ y tion Sas securities, wide fluctt.:- a hl : _——-+—— ; Radio © 578 ” > - 50 *e ~8 hy , ae 29 22 9 n pom © of Ken L100 115% 146 : ‘ ; IS Teatured quiet tradi ~ ST, LOUIS STOCK aoe “in _—— ao 7 “6 60) 4 rs 8O SN, = s , , pf > R54 AS +F ‘Q “oO , a | © of Neb 60/248 115 » ’ foreign exchange ina - ding in the! April 16 Trad . EX HANGE. Rem — | 2. 50 % 0% OF 5} & a -_—. 2 26 18% ca ‘ onal ar | st Qo of N ¥ 700! 41% oo “ In ie francs reac larket French oe e was yuie | R + ; 77 ~1 . & 444 : 8% 17? stand O of Ohlo oA'aen ‘2 s S reacted ; ar . : : : quiet on tey Sp ] 1a . ' 713 _ . 8)? 348 . . s | -_ -0 345 F I oken me R new high for age ran advance to soca market today. Tieme a the Re, 7" QR 74) mat 1 % 1 . 18 3 le \ si, a = +*, kr ae he P Snes s c 00) RTM .~? 4 on the rene , a e* movemen?t based \air turnover in H trig : as a Rov pc . ‘ . 4 ‘ os ~ his cabinet to Peep Security 7 - Net Savage A fi7 = owe 45% _ 48% 49% MSR pf j oo 38 384, 39 BRU Am M ELLANEOUS OILs. . W oO’ ed the exceantion and held bees j ‘ —— ~- High lL~Aeu i (Close Ch ae Shatt : k a” 4° * Oe ‘ 66 8. etal &. HRS, do pr rn 48° a -8 | "oD 1 Ark _ —— J 100 . Le 7 an b I in narrow Ifmts, but Danish wren? | i FTERNOON SESSION aw a eo $2 00—~«O42 4: ami ee; sa) so oe anit |.Sari Syndicate 100) Bz) 5% ‘ rallied to a anish crowns erry M Co 25 °3 ©»: 140 O78 - ss ey, a4 ‘* . 9% oT sar ue gg, icate 100 310 = ar s . ; . new high for th leat (yme ” e Th rte ce Mreak Again San 4 cow ¢) 9° , —e- Nb .7 5 we »* Re yO& aR. ¥ 7 ~s 9 1 : P ? 81 6] + R - ] pa 12K 3, ' Lak O Pet nN "An Rh. 3% . t ing : t as Sh : ‘i 21 a, 31% } ntoed 1 412 ‘ 57 %e! 86% | Gene 2 "= O*% 60%) #4 Mou on oF. ne 5H A “it e jate selling of speculat Hu lo 45% 453 he do vf 7 @ 41% 40% 40% 4 wane 7 44) ae Fe ntain Prod | 2.700 % ; NCE : ; » Securities may hav 7 pow sss teve ullig com. 100 321, Som, 0% ° } a 117% 117% 117 >. : Pere WN 2 445% 44! 41. ~ | New. Bradfori a =A! 19%, upon a tim - " ‘ 4 e ) ; loh*s > wa 7 os. “per ~ ‘ ™ 11% 74 { 4 16 - .* 44 4 > -OMU od - - f ’ ) Saves in nome dvtant : been influenced ) uM i Ben hy ~ nL ‘ . 2 .. ) bee ly - . {. 11 A. 11 8. 1] . +e ll} i * PEW Va + AR B5 ‘os 64 t —* Red Ranks © aa os Oo ls . ene e ferry boat’ bonds we : it’ byw tire fres) rea k ® Pert €¢ 30 " 4" —] wW 8 §.' @& ae “yee 32s ia Sig 6814! 681 Roy ¢ 100° 26 26 good ub on re ular . ie etait prices. which c 7 break |S W Bell or ae 4 4K Sere @) One = * 6° 621,| 62 *Read 4 31 = 2 @8%' 49 ted anadian 300 1) - : cu ty securities had to fi f , an : e nich carrie | See a 7 108) “emt wg »™ 3 654 +, 3 30 rt saan? = 739); 7 = ‘yan Cons ” . . : under $1.50 . wheat | Sec Inv com sig 1OK'S 108 4 Studeb t a « 98% 66%! Go te g° a, «4 (44 . OG’ 66 ght b ves your _ r $1 $0 bushel again. Offer-|C Rp Corp 8 - ce fas i os * | seutee ¢ | S85) Se) Sem) O82 at] Sean | StL&aSF 5) 67 19% 18% 10% ceo [ant G® Conn seal, val-aa tion. There wasatime, t hen good al or pu lic recogni- “at were again heav . +‘. aul 41 | "he , a s% #18 1k8& 18 St] : ; ' Bol 6% 66% 67 os rk Prod ROO oR > th ° ’ re prices slipped baci y and CLOSIN« 7 - : j tex Co. 3; 40%; 4 437 tet Pts +6 46 2~*«*« 87's 867% 68 | Ww & LE 12%, a ‘9 4 | 73%! 37 2 sites an fe ; 500 15% 7 — ae market of tl e Unit S aon p in the Vv nt I y W if hugh there was itt ia Gescelinteee Oem 19° x4 . 2%! 12% | 12%) 13% Hol Gol ~ Te. 000) Ze Pe s. ed ta . Pressure : £: le selling | I ry eed Products last ‘ 7 an Hol Gold Mine 100 1 7 ~ re in this marke hi | Emerson Electric pfd e3\ 9 | = ties 1% | Bo tine et, which has | Ely b Walken Don 4 — It must ia earrow ti Ely & Walker Dp 97 4; e remembered ome time limits for | Ely & Waiker DG ist pfd 103 104 , however tha — (: Bu waiker DG com..| 2¢ | 201 | bonds vary wid ; > Sane sone eda: -_ {4 41, n vary 1 ; . te i ;- > j red | Meda: 103]... ~ ely in quality—fro j : “i : ee --—— a by , . . ‘- m rim a ; ae A ty. ie aedart com... . ta men prime invest- f i) Chearings, Money, Silver ]| (nmin us “com 1 3 ts to dubious speculations. est - eos 2 aan usSs™a rn! or ? 46) ° 4 : . The S: ; -] | Hiuctia col : +. ° Th ; ‘ x nd Red ; Moried clearinae raring House Association | Huttig | sl os he National | e investor’s first precaution sho : | B 308.000: corresponding da 1925, $26.- | Hydraulic Py ise |}... | 0 | i i h uld b h l | 4 yon «644 | CAPITA o dition as of April 6, 1925 | Th securities. = Suuth on fteo4 : SF in - Stead: \ : LA 23 Ap’ 14 - 82 one ated fallon for Ae. —_ Sg th Branches - 9 on et. 2 14,125 520.40 buy for ety, good income, a : cell nv - ’ : - | ‘ - Ts $3) > . - a . ‘ ’ . k steadil * ~ | Boston oF Om Diepatech April £2.69 4 Minn. April 16-—Cloee flex | Oth lability Account of Acc 5,962,595 .57 market, and freed y h the raw oan 16 Business picked September $2 sO $2.69% ; July $2.69 ‘%: er Assets. . ees 67 | — care. They hould | 7? oman O°! markets teday, a n A. = 56 7 oes I “74 oe eee ,145,206.01 | portion f 8 form Wrhanged es 10 tll« being . umi > © . . | 718 l | oO every sound, ll . a y nanned eee ei’ being reported at! Dry Good TOTAL 718,317.43 |]! well diversified ‘ suat™ clip California fine and offerings | Market Review | ae $1,103,684,319.69 |] Wea w sorreseges: . len: s have been pric , mae MB eng NEW YORK ~~ , ——— | e are i tati 7) a ot 49 clean prscee = pquive quotations ce ore * otton goode Y we offering a variety of well | . m7 w » ‘ r e ’ ’ ' ‘ ) ; t on Bir, Ohio wool have ‘ost primed st S2t | ewe ‘businebe praneayse A today but | LIABIL | of them yieldin ‘secured bonds, m "whthe bh! ase besis {nr h ‘e ove’ new bus!lness Pr: if S up mucn | ITIES ' £ a ut 6% Li ost | innd Woo's by haif and three- reduced fro 91 ih cloth figures ner ' Ca . : . > terature d " ; . at these hich ‘nr ut te sales are re- | from 11% 7 oS A%e for 84200 ana | § pital a eT , | and explaining the saf ards £ escriding these issues | a ee bd or ie: - ‘ . e . advanced °c - ; Raw silks s at eee _ ef » 50 ‘egu ; ane gneed ‘2 gc to" Sc. a pound ein feta “oe « $50,000,000.00 ? | sent on ue , of the STRAUS PLAN will be : : es CS ee » « « 50,000,000. | request. pecify : 4 , 7 : | Deposits - =... - soe = + 11,287,847.63 $111,227,847.63 |] R | lability as A ae” Oe . , f- ) cceptor, Endorser = . ° 134 . | See Us Bonds Borrowed. -eeces 140,440.38 7 ° aad e - - ’ ; } * ayable s ” See ee > TF = 775 000.00 6 6 oy » ) | anerene Gere oe ie oe 1 5,500,000.00 ESTABLISHED 16 ‘= be > > ’ . - a ; SEVENTH «xe | Accrued Interest, Di | ? 1862 I 3 scount ‘ Pecial and oth BO e ‘ Vs ates REPRESENTING THOUSANDS OF HOME wivESTORS | ee ne we | | . inge INCORPORATED on large lo ~~ AND | axes and Accrued Expenses ge dae .7 30,084.69 BOATM ; 3 ans THE —-» | Contingenci , cetera 4,195,268. ' EN’S f MEW VORA Te |B ead Office ; TOTAL —— 12,045.046.21 {i Suite 610. Telephone Olive ‘ . LIE INSURANE (0 N — erga $1,103,684,319.69 | 43 YE 7320 és ——— a ARS WITHOUT O AN NV ational City Bank of New York (F Yl rence) 5. A. | 196. br BOW ac STOR a. dy: —: x 4% NY @

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= si. wlis iT. bISPATC ) AD CTIVE ES | ' HOG TR E iS A 3 . 6. ay hn early Dana '0'°Co oo “Sstowed tusband | BUT ‘PRICES IRREGULAR father on] Mee. “Tule yee ay — ii 43 of Reatteut oc 4 7 . were reported. Liddy. ee. ue B. and Ralp h Tt. oc onnor. and owr dear | LODGE « : | NATIONAL STO “STOCK TARDS. ) oe hea her, grandfather, father-in-law and | 5 vy r — Rece timated: Cat- |: — with trade and Wall =the! un oy aa aimee Bo. nose, 750 500, sheen. ) _ At midday prices were 4 to ‘“uneral Saturday. Apri! 1% at #:39 : * Fore-ia. le tne Post-I aratich ; ’ ‘ ) 700. horses and mules. points net lower. wo. oa . * , = NEW VORK. April 16—The bond sa‘es os the New York Stock Dxchange to ATTLE—Market steady ‘to ide lower fined was easy and prices were! street. to Church of the Immaculate Con-. Stated quoted in the foliowing ‘adie represen: — ; . ' 4 : — -.- 19:00 | | ]8:30 | were moderate, with cual Bye tp | tations ranging Fales. Security. High. teow. tM | Sales Security. DAD ‘BONDS. — ane ~ 7S per =, 0: eal calves dropped =oc. * Ref inal SR Caan Eneared inte rest on ~~ LR BO | top : xk 31 ot) - vesday. Apri! 14 1972 t 5 “ENDL SPRLAL , BONDS. ; ‘RAI " 16: cw | e'eers. rane. $7 to of Cubas. Dorathea Jacobson — oO a ” ah 103 Me Poder t . m.. from the No. e m §.70 to 5.85 for fine ardsvilie (IDl.) papers please copy. | Ajax Rub Se (38 - - ee ee receipts of hogs were light bbls. oF Beid a h ei! 1 je . e >. Cake iderwieden chape’ 1 ™ Lovie are | pred: ne Snowe ee. _—- - ala 100% 100% Mani Ei Ky $033) 86%, SS% 89%, | Yesterday on Dem hoes c ine weigbt! “The Cemetery Unusual” | =2° Francis Reece || BEADED our dear uncle BA‘i;—Lost, gray. rosary. Man- car. Wednesday evening. Grand | ic 4%, 4 4 : QS: i) OSU ate hs a eee up to $13.05. Thes and grandfather. 440M a” 5 : i et ; .@3 : : : Pu nera! from family residenc®?--63014 | BILL FOLD—Lost. smal. containing cash, Faston avenue on Friday morning. April safe-de 17. at 8:30 ocleck. to Notre Dame Churth _Grand 2046. pusit key. Compton car, re¥wara ‘or | Interment in Calvary Cemetery 101° UNDERTAKERS © April 14 : Db. @ Fred William view. ona: 4 senisier ft ' husband of Anna Schie- . = i e 4 SC HISLER— © ntered into rest on T nesday AST mae m Du eae LEASE—PLEASE brindle x: answers to bate. 3s: s: $lv reward. Mrs Moone} BOX—Lost. con nin é = ‘° i> a 4 i : on ; . 4 ¢ : | : wre - len . : - . - - 1 Beth St ref 5« 7 ” s° m= 3 P «ji from °. to SOc higher o PEETZ a ~ a aa neers Gear father of Me! or 952 oF ; , ; , Schisier nd i? ‘ar % Reth & ref 5 igs 53 , s ; ao” t nati’ races uthern nd 7 FUNERAL HOME. brother. brother - — : —- ATCH — ; . , 28) a |B . sw * Beth St 5s 3 : 23 7 B2 Ser B 7S 7s »” meer 2 ona Largest tn city, 3025 Lafayette av (cO%! , uncie at she age acy Bese “ “3 Beth S: 4s ‘s eG i T is S 2 8a v* Ros | iy wwer ot . tare F 1 residen F’ridar 3 Briar 1 St S5*2e 42 ; re 197 is az , ; from i130 to oar ves. ve GHT rom residence. Sars eaten soges thst. (13 Matias Se MS Met Hs me non steer oe = G@ERAGHTY 0 1% 160% . : ' \ 34 510 ea 1 2 ; . et 4 ’ ‘ ; ‘ : ’ ; it + 21094 100% | 2: pny BA oot : 12.75. Light and peewee kinds qu a3) EASTON AV (79. a. Fo and a. M (4) | BRACELETS ieet TAR 3. Ba'00 97 | 86 | OS) NOTEM int Se hd 95% B54, 95% | t $10 to $11.50. - [a : SCHMITZ—Entered into rest Wednes- jlamonde: keep: i | | 100% 1m * | 35 NO Té MS 19054 100% 100%, 100° gee dl lg Chapel Free. Phone Delmar iss | day. April 15, 1925. at 12:50 s. m. Her man Schmit Victor street ne ored 100% 100° a : - oo 7 : od > er | ' . ooo. - le . : , c a : Lit , : S73 Cherokee sree get i7vda? } FHOKER 1000's 100% 1 @? a7 qd ger y lve lower thi yest . t 7:30 a. m. Interment Waterco I . ‘ , - Tuesday. Apr! 14 Schneider. heloved bus- eider and dear father of Delmont J S-nneider Duntam. and ovr dear an? grandfather - to $7. | _eig & & . , _ Wat ; rmnn sons at : fu nom 30°35 Lafavette, TT N PRICES” IRREGULAR qty ie Fe s Pes awk atte - 00 0 ns (Me T Min ~~ | : aay City , ; ° n Wed nesdas ; ON Rew _YORK MARKET: in.) papers please co {Ape O25. at fis Dm ‘ . , ‘ a > Sct pi . _— . he " AAA ” ov O—Yyrm eK DPS ~~ mee ; ‘ox — - = « eee 44 ¢) ai Pes BALKE— Entered in 14. 1925 3 23 he six: y-niots , Norton ae | a steacyv Li" ' ¥ cay. Ap” . iWermann & “Sans nar e _s Fuge BROOD rewWwar —_roest: S-ekin sable choker. in Olive @.. reward $$$ ———e DOG— Los* black and ‘an. female Grove and Gibson. Urand 3208S Fad female biac« ago! : + at an adtence of i West Florissant avenues. - a ion @ oo “ong der ea izin Cemeterr _ ae 10) he 4 7 oO y¢ ‘ pent: Kansae Cite (Mo} end etf 102s 10: coma : . © ; ate : . lf = ¢ > — ‘fer ° “rn )} paners Peace copy 103 105% | OWRRN 45'61 oe) SSE we 1. May advancing vo £0500 snd | GERD—Entered inte rest. Viren vank tree 10s : Penn 7s 30 rim ~4 10 ta 1t- . 120% 120% % os 6 1098 lee TOO % 10% ; oe ee yp ee - | SS ~ t ? aot 28 at o> on% oo 1«* 4« 40 rt ve m : . : ? fa ‘ : . 6 > On | Trreh mann t ’ j evara on W ecnesday [™ od e J ta 4? na Tir , libe Lindel. sew 38606 Cote —— - —$ $$$ isn «e@etier ria a _and nths oid about crs . 2 5% NITY PIN— Lost, gi reward Forest » .S0! "ey —(Lost: return M afer, 1816 rea _ _e, ;

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BS : ~. _ _* IGE aND iat pee ee re ois SAAASLSIAZS 55 - or = iu~-vetDu sew Ce Am tel C's G8 104% 10d 10 ; Som o 105 105 “3 - —.. | cine Dene and our dear eon brother “ ) | Ra NECK LAC E—Lest 3-strand ” r Watermen. reward J containing ' 9 7 «tie Sti ~ ri : Pi aan ee, ' * deren cOmmon ‘ive sousbs = PSH PSN Bo',y : . ean : Ge jressed oo ue he 65¢ per a» :° 100 be 1eo% 100: te { e. - Se re~ vTeaT vet oo ‘32 pn 4 i 31°0 PAT é& T ts eam anon nes | is Phil Ce S‘s SS P6y ™ a0 Mierce Ar Be 83 26 5%» Pob & N J 6s 44 BH OS ‘% | 25 West Pac 3s 46 27 108 % ims 108 " “38 AA a”? 4, as : pT ; ‘ ‘ int " , a 7 ae -— se. 8 a>% P's ; . oF oti “ | pow “a Dor rut h {0 At a “ae TO ® “rr ke ." : , - SCOP Ge 23 ALM 1004 100% » aes $?, Yor—as 19113 101-13 & . 2 capone, rears. i aks a tte Since Fire L 5s 42 a6 ‘e 5 747" 10k 19°, he to; ISCO ucks | eS Cetra SY ne 8 be -~ — 15. is wd LOl—14 LOI— 10 & E Ghe ‘BS 118 : + r= #2 101—8 101—p a 105 ‘ Line be aa\ S84", 3 | i tof 2% mound so*, «89 ¢ . Loe me es . ome : “9 7-862 i@5—3°'3 , ~ ee 4 i> ; 2 35 5S: — manaadias’ > = + , _ : : aa = aS , wh Ss ‘ E . far . * . a Moo.an (ie. “«(22n2 7 or-,. “ee od -2? - ow? WUelat! Bonus are ' ; ‘ } ‘I : " . en a: ) 5 . ™ . : ix? io he . s We ar o ’ . , - : . .4e : — . : r ‘ . . . ; —_ : 5 : : ' . > ‘ a0 S ; “hte SSS ok wate and asarat: || PERSONAL : , 4 . * a * ’ : . uf - ‘ : ’ 2 . : . . . 7 7 Lo] -* -« B2E5% “? te ie 3 (hirty a w & & let @ 41 fo ovt Ge TA Ge Tye 31 TS &@4T @- 43 ts) v) ¢ivsge PERSONAL "hak | eaeee Pe ws Pm a Meace “ - oe ee ee --u at ‘t~ mee — rE r- RAILROAD BON ps. GA . 3 . r ; -: ‘ - # 4 ‘ ' | ‘ . “ s aS & : ? ; a a NS . : : > - 38 | ‘Per erre,- = a &2ooec - “ $8) Binn 2M T 4965 86% Met ot o | i. > . | TO —-Yen D 42%, | wom nr a row inee Hoy. ibieltt. ws 23 Bueh Term on Ss . ~ 42 aw Lé 4 Mas R . 2-1 fay : “6S sv\ 87 a7 : . v : on 8 Oean Nor ¢ 6% 646 197% 117% 117 1S OCatGaky on Se 651004 1004 100 > © Pee let ref 4s 4? BBS ST, BSS, aad cr @0 ec 4 1834 104 ifay a a) ae Mes FN H, “4s, oS o', 80, PARDO EN AOR me e eon) Me My gl ® 7 owt! yt S$ ae HY foe ist A oad .§ > me Z > “ . , : ; : 7 . " ° ~* : hi ~- . * *s : J -- vy e ; = .» 45° . ' : e f : “ , : - -~— : : » . >. - . . g 2 Dut ie — ; near - near stern henner oh it ' sou! Street. St. Louis. Missourt. alters 45% 45% ‘ ow ae : ' "= —_ a hae eh FLAOR 4 > — ' - OcTLOCK A. M. and « 45% 45%) 1928 ee, ° 25. Tos 4 li 4 -s ; . . . ‘ f o> - ™ , : . +. t , a a aS ) “Sie, Fae ob. » 27 oe te i 2 v ; : ro : er ore p t of Hugro z . : : . 7 ankr U pt = $ Saas ane Aa G 44 g*eute 2% “eo *e- Bond Sales—Continued PORLIGN BONDS. — ae ee ae ie a wed rridas. fixtu . coin is s and stoek ; hands DONALD J. DALTON, Trustee , Hugro Manufacturing Company, Bankrupt, Warsa¥, _Indiana_ eDs © SUSeess 299020 meng $8872 ooce Abs 3 28 sae StGas = 2- 39 >? 7 —« «_——— ———— ——- STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING EVERGREEN MINES COMPANT *:eckhhoeders are wt tec to atien! « meer —T ; oe : ; . ~ Ff : e920° 188 BE3S5-387 ae SFE EF ASLO S 8 r it~ ~——-e — i é 2 7 oy _ | 7 = Te. SS J » , AH?rEN. te Siyeetes "fos Pitt. Foes) |SRICKLAY'G & TUCKPOINT’S Ps ee ee CARPENTERS & BUILDERS len 1h) - HITECT—Pwens “and +: eveci fica’ * * . 7 'f fad ' . . ac racf = * wtel) : Scene 8 ' ACTOR rd pwlider repairs anré ons rear la. Ceoifas 38° iB laying. scraping machite sanded floors made new i. Reev oe 74d. ee 1ox18 $150: —~ ta Fue 3 om ore re de 147: J a . a = Teri e753 ‘r+ ~s @ one € a2 «arr “a= -— -— « «= 3327" aheEn”3 ii $2 rMPITE Attest: MAROLD WwW HFS: e-T8ts $1.23 St.-Lowi. Me. March 24. 1975 Fr ‘ 1 “ ag “ : a” 5° * HOM «¢ 47 5i © ° : ™“ a oe] 5 =, 1 Fi ; “ beet work Jmie', *A50 Saco Fis 7 CARPET LFAX'tNG ¢ = “ARPET O- Out? Sil. =e ied. SY Lis a —- ew 6,004 AGENTS WANTED Ads last year—2,363 MORE than the THREE St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. Now York Sugar. | : DEATHS . FRATERNAL NOTICES Masonic xox Meetings ELECTRIC WIRING, ETC. ase wour ox DO it right FE a Be ms OO electric Porcherdsasg 3usy ) Virginie | victor Sans tcS) LET me estimate your electric work. +. 6417 © Breacwayr tive S43 iettine @ Tex! new notise and4 ~~, — ise ent oar cash or terms Wiliams 4640 Garfieid Forest ooo “WRIGHT POES IT RIGHT Qulck service reascrarPbe prices house wiring and fixtures ij tewees than anv otper . ou” Taterta s the , ‘Pheme Mair 4858 Cer SH? FLECTRIC CO eon — ——— = —— ———— EXPRESS AND HAULING a ee ee a . EXPRESS and cerers) haulins ing +2 stake ae | iei' ~ PIPES ciesned et $159 work cuvuarenteed gasfit:er 3412 Thomas MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES Roos. et \ ORK—Fl gua aaa : : Edw herson Te en! heat © GON *RETE ut and ‘ tlasting. Graner Contracting Co.. e336 | EXC AVAT TING—J ral! a preferred. sfeve furnished. HMorment 1410 | GUPTERING — And shouting Soeet Metal i916 N Unies 740 : Colfaz 4s01M Dreinge Co.. P TAR ai Clean og and ‘Dveing wholesale reta! cleaners superor work Delmar 75% ° ic?) | WE BUILD gerages alter ehede ‘ear | ; ghoark ErPER—Sit . rages. ('s! 4071 ’ Pennsy! Yana or Riverei¢te 44715 -32 we — —"—“s ss PAINTING — LET “ga give vou_a figure on vour 4 ama’ er Bres.. 6.46 \ ers de 12 ‘74a i ae PAINT U P—Better work ower prices timates free Jande 20) 6 PAINTING ané paper han abanr 4180 Pal N TING. paepering. oclastering. Cleaning *r«t-clases work: reasonabie Forest $562R_ p _—— STORAGE AND MOVING CRA WFORD moving van. an. $4.50 0 load a contract. Phone Bomont 2610. _‘-8) NEW TORK STORAGE CO. offers zuar anteec service at reasonabe rates: . tT? Tate room storare. moving uac 2219 Waeh st Central 5696. vel? | /AB eq vou moving? We have reduced our. rates $1 ver hour or by contract on ‘o -) | eal and lone distance ani! storage Siosns | | Movine and Storege*Co.. 32801 Deimar | Lindell 2159 or Linde 72690 i #|‘+c@§) MOVING BY CONTRACT what it will cost before we | scars nonded fir | INDEPE NDE NT A "RNITU "RE AnD MUV- «1! £00 ING CO 817 ve Lin j my 4 ‘cB> ss STOVE REPAIRS. A. G. BRAUER SUPPLY CO. STOV £_ REPAIRS, JI6 515 N. _34. «cB WALL PAPER CLEAN’G, ETC. ALCO PAPER - CLEAN ING—Roome $1! Lindeli ‘1016. 518 Whittier EXPERT wali paper c feaning. $1 and up. (Bs quarantecs _ _ Bomont 2682W. EXPERT ral na per and paint ° °an reems 4c ‘ond uD. Main 2003.5 eb) SENERAL HOUSE - LEANING Co. wal PAPER CLEANING PAINT aSHIN __ GRAND 43-5 ~~. (vi~e £250 WV | PAPER (CLEANER—“Crum”™ ees Crum? | vy Cleaner. best work Sidr ey 2798R PAPER HANGING. | sample. ‘ow prices work at once Grand 1 4 HAXGER—De | work : oo rea work HANGE R—Leoweet rc \ean- ; - one F ores? >it eS.. Watson. " Grand rad 450% fe | PAPER HANGING ard paintinz: doe roe THURSDAY, APRIL 16 1925. AND HAIR 3 arent *are. Ew ae ar die. : ~ chine en’ head ~ Seer 3334 2 Jeffersen | PERMANENT MARCEL |; heed, $5. __Riversié4e PERMANENT wave SI day erening Talbot lat floer Telrmar 4. PERMANENT marcel heauti satisfaction cus ant eced ay 709 Hem 20. _ Unis PATENTS | PAFENTSE cica ined 4, Savieg a1 PrP J Lareen. 105 WN. WW. L. DEMPSEY. reg. atty. tion free. 42 Granite "Side. x Mo | EGYPTIAN dann cins clans, vYauderilie: can alse ians.* Box )-77. Post-Dig, EMPLOYMENT WANTED eS MEN, BOYS ACCOUNTANT—S?r ex Spare-tome ork book ™ Pte au'o business oreferred. me DELP, BA ~. ER—Sit.: & {KER—Sit.: enced baker! co fw! ghop 5. Arnold. 19198 © at. experience: can accent ocsition af Rox i>. 2 Pr = coliored., porter work. “ARPES TER—Sit.. old or new | contract; reasenabie Forest CARPENTER—St.: repairing, paper hanging. J Hertletm, ".aAna on ,UFFET R—sit. priv Tate = fam.) | CHAUPFEUR- - eacty Worker re: UFFEUCR—Sit.: eiperience., CHAUFFEt R—S honeet Julian TIiA N. Whitt m- “Rt Post ‘Tiana ten “h CHAUFFEU R——sit : eral vears” experience: | wt? do housework ’ | Fall EeToR—si =e ferences Rex ENGINEER—s't mechanic: can @o of8 he ler room or factory: O-372. Poust-Disnetch. ,* + 4T_POLIC®E OFFT ‘ER- Yestra® a« investt ({£ajor. rox 7 & FARM HAND—Sit_- yours; @ Kantnekt. 1179 @ A GROCERY CLERK— good prnrman.: accept Rox 0-310. Post-ths HARDY ARE « “LERK- Tears experience: -elfpre- es Ror 41 HELPER—Sit.: avtom repairing releremes o & Mitchell. 1798 | HorsSEMAN—=Sit porter: ' neat references Bomest — JANTITOR— R—Sit.: —- colored. LAUNDRY MAN—Sit.; Forest S434R MAN AND WIP E—Sit.: waniter work: colored. PAPER HANGING nad cleanin: rece) “easonahie Sidney *1ttJ 3430 Mis sour ai ? an PAPER HANGING and painting as 't| stou'd be dowe Durrett. Delmar Son a. = 5b Sieminaiiiie Mu ier Bros... 4578 DIANAPOLIS PAPER ‘'t} al work guaranteed , PAPER cleaning: Zz. Drompt « attier @ Olive 1871. raAPER —pe" $1 up paint and ¥ taork washing. 5 Sidney 17 1403M ic | AL). paper cleanine expert: saint en ” oi work sash re Ltndell S sl. wal { PAPER cleen'n2 ceoera! “ean ne Trier 247RR Vik age stork of €s jf ROFESSIONSS | PR! Iv ate or > -liase « essons any hour Grace Adams 5OTZ Delmar DETECT IVES” SI OrKICER Ww E LA ~ CHASE 4oes erad. @ing mvestiazailing ‘ ie "agree mie ~eagut? cultere v orlre | {wiomar alan SHORT H A ND—Poy ¢ twee ‘5 type~ritiag Cabany 1°r TR Mere Russet! ESP DTS, SHORTHA™ .- in 30 ‘oarh tvpew-?- tec. S877 Victoria ae Certral a > er College. CARPET CLEAN’G—UPH'LSG Railiw wat Math TERK S new recetve | | Side0 » sce _year'y ~aeffice elerke | ¢(men-woreen: SI1TO@ to STL: mal car- ~ere $1700 to S210 epects! agente iin ves'icatere: S770 ow $500": IN imerrece vow for exactretion in 15 bears Call or erie Cement. 1707 Azeede Bidg.. *t. Leu. ce) eferences 4008 Fairfax. fal ’ Par NTER—Sit ** ve gien #X%ert peint ¢ etner: ares pent or bullding. SegrTanent work: refergnees aghR Harney TAPER HANGER—Sitt.: 971 . ' . rORTER OR HOLSEMAN Walker. Detrer T377W. TINNERS HELPER—SIL: perience: drive truck WATCHMAN—sit y ARDMAN——Oi nelucing lhvring: vedaseaaun ost Dh spatch. YOUNG MAN—Sit. learn trade. ' “@ell BO41W after & wo. Be TOUNG WAN—#).. Germes: aty kimd of YOUNG M 1— True) TOU rr @ ac* stant miustrogs. melt 7 oNG MAN—Sit high ech 4 Le: a ow a2" ? eur’ ne ¥ «* “fe or »f* rer Rat ‘>. wire SITUA TIONS— wiliee te f GIRL—sit : ceoourest ooking by week nalf dass out. © -a@lhered > use wor’ ————— DRESS MAKIN R— the da* Forest et 1050 DR DRESSMAKTI PR—e: ; : ” fancy dv ta « or bore. _S9 4/ Hot 2hGInRL—sit by work, go heme sights. - clored, | macs $s: Pa . 5 ; SeTNM she iRL—sin etperi eork bs io eo lawmiry. tJ ‘es Avs | c settin’d. sa #. reference, Hm SEKEErE isk. oo» @ T2147 Madiw ~ 7T sf ‘_ * cr - rs ae? > aie for cn wpe emp ed er aaa don Weber. [Delmar OT eM Bas ei “EKER eR? : ocr e888 5106 ats mae le TSERKEEPE: n—sit ores! ie “a @ - ae me 3 ~~? nerrens tener? re (or -_e"reR. Bot Lat DR £aS— St feror "es ‘- cat “i RES — Sie EA amt oealla dav Cell Lindell ill LAT Sis er ss—sr “32 5isté best reference i a LAUNDRESs— ae ‘an The -sdayr = “day. = nine lara i — Lat Npe Eee — 0 brine »oere «lee -ail an@ értiver Terie re tT. 4 ae ire. Ra : ex; se “ace: rofaremree Rot wows, Cad ee 384673 Wi te 4 M.S a and Thereders Grem@ & wows 4h e,7 REONSTERED Dat CLERK | feretr es required ae Ss. Vande. | at oo oat Mba HAN lt — Ambitious, imtus | for Hudeen-Eases service depart | crest te cleen cut. A-. mias; reter- | Box BSS, Post-Inapeien. 12) | ATIC SCREW MACHINE SET. | Aad a Apoiy ar ' so0y lager. e SB1S Eamon Hel PERK eth «aper "= PR Massie 4 ri . wilver more cards in gooth SF Bel: ve school, to clean im drue ste -« ie and =. . in crew coorte ei ore. FT in Gravom a’ ioe Avely - Gelrwery oe ‘eit g* ih and ("ive oe od — * stockross ‘eauvedh ‘@ it°7 Pipe ooeTy wegen §15 week “Mar et. 4200 ‘Shaw. fey he over 16 Northwestern ve Fe wd truck mast have py crocery DOusness. SGABS Tei —_— Ie ———— +e! over fo werk m gr «ore uply Immedaiteiv. . & “Ts sears. to delaver « , hey cle preferred Central ‘.*a vor ie? 2 wtillng. aot, _ gh ry wOrA “ee Lam tdi fey es chabie (Christian Bev over “ ie j . anewer 2 own hand ati ase ei vuce Len “K LA YERS—2 ones abe att ice, 2053 Bellevue sirwend, oh 1e9) fen M 4 N —Tailer s'eadys «ork. Mo eeu) | wae? Lrers are ® | Pire x CARPED | rek— Fer jot work. __ #201 O Viive. cakre™: ERS ret class . mechanics: | 3 ) mght away 720 Basten av. ona hemes pi nonapion RP gNTRKRS—2 fer \ “ aT y- . = giv et foot of innit st. ready for = FINISHERS —Nesunion. . verienced 4 av eon. _ ted» LEAN ER—Exaperienced eniy ter nDdineteen. — be ¢sDerienced past meats! to go @ut of town. Bes @.20% ‘ Poet Thepateh’ oO. MERC LAL ARTIST— Mast ne Sy ready t work 1303 N -—4~ x. Avgis | Exchange, J Setterese J perreche, — oo a; eolored hoabend pM ounlt whe fant perme. nee'tion need epoly, good heme le Rox O-80. Post. Chenarch i CREW MANAGER im the ovina = ni mechioes. capable ef hard ing 6 tw © men: if vou eve « 4. vem TaRASTRLLOT a yh a — rea. be eee VAsk -RS—Firet +t tors axl eevarers. P C. Murpe ing rs tes » od ae ail dl «c) XISHER—Pirst- ‘turine candy coscern tm the : ° iesires the service of @ rea ly | BN hue «xperieneed candy men: one 50 | ® &@ Drodueer and go-@etter end thorough’ + : he candy business: for ech) , ave « splendid opening: ff you | t'« =e. we og tos viare ebhect vt 2 four appitestieg @tll Se irese- | con? dence Bea J-3°! | = ‘ad: : — ny C@ERR— Experienced. Apely *“m 3558 Otive ee hig OCKRY CLERA-——IS te 21 years: } : : et Disbateh. TARDMAN Calera a «partment state o~_e ~ M145, Post-Dispatch. fe? ) sg —WVete ene familiar eth cor) -e'ade onk fistures and furniture: | : malay expected and = , a HN : : RER. —— itt) Rutee ‘ce | “1 Line —4 more Call Setweer ; 4 ant | Wt Phe : : ‘ CHINE HANOD—And raruins — - fre worker apoly ° \ 3 : bs SN rerend. Sh ae ‘ “— Ixie? 4 oad. ali- — ei pemenced + era wv al M ACHIN VIS eomertive tre {ih * 4. 5 > i . * t “> #5 7 aad ov Sis . € — Fini ween 3% and 30. to collect, oe | of reetes q ary, Bem M- na" "eDenel he nemtr er arn og goete 3°. @ 24 3198 & is for resem bie 3 SeapeT or 4

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ee We tne) ten ‘,.°F Wat n ’ - 40 reriieiicn \ AUTOMOBILE Want ads last year—43,441 M RE SEWELmY—warenes goer } aramid =a: O than the THREE other St. —————— — UTOMOBILES | UTOMOBILES : DIAMONDS bons us Ue to $500 per carat ) , ny size amount § Milier 1422 Olive | Coaches | el ——_ . i ion ’ Pay d ye ee ree. ~ — — Co : ——_ : 19°3—H odson coach. refinished. fin- | i—fee2 7. ao For Sale Sedans Fo: For Sate ; S tnntettanctitiad . RAD! one Guaranteed condition every. - st © coupe ” 4-Daswenwer - CHEVROL ET—Sedan. 19°: Sedans or Sa . RADIO *iaii: eatre equipmen: ories 3 | rer nished and recor icitioned te tora bur If inte =: en excep- ee Tourine Gare & Ca or | i} For Sale Sale : “ie Sree Ale 3461", ne sity ‘g? heat ae tat on . very low e547 te td rested cal] Delmar W IT LYS KN IGHT | PEPE Turne, 129 gos sate i Touring Cars F Cars For Sale ' j : oa sits £5504 pen evenings. autch. 2637. Xi. “rand MiewMEneres | a @ . — or Sale ts sits Loct =) , mane ate. 90 per cent tires” poke on 3 ‘6—Sport: a rea! bur paint fair MoS | Sha terms, ‘perfect node ow, ~~g | 2 ith AS me oon carly Duce A > co tires: low mileag t. rms. Kuhe OU | 3833 On uy oods. | —— , tion - ——* aie, ee beim. ew) Buick, oes) 0" quest: terme. "Kune I | REO TOURING ——~ paresis MUstc cd.” Shay "7 has m the seit ; Late mode | | : led policy of the mode! demonstrator used very fir. ti ) 3 ROOMS and BOA SAFES BUICK Cc “hie eo | tires: rebui) = ‘ OUPE — It’s Hard to Believe 23 OM on sport mete oe Oe >= ne“ red jer Da | ne “ep ——- rT } Move Mot of Co te avoid any acc um ulation tle. balloon ti res: fully equipped: baragin $1°T5 * @ Fea! 61 ig New and Used pow i ca a c na rhep — ~afe Vo. Third ana »s JOD Maroon ae my ciliata as “ in M ARMON COUP E z —— ’ }4) eu02 po ~& res tomy p> al | cy of tnioaly “pe 7 Re e are ac ‘tual y ti Prin 7 3 t hes « Dean mer oon ee Ocoee a tlightls used by i M . ' used “re Deed s (re evenings tiful cor , ~ ul , apna —_ ~ . f - i i SEWING ma . SUUTHWEST Naan. | Utul coupe at @ price tha will sur. | S#ving exCeptiona! | | r. W orkin aN i) °* cere eee K : ; CHINES | 1 OD Oia deans ames CO oree yOu. Read ite description *hen Wpen Sundays and e: vent 1} | RARDELL MOTOR CO 3945 ‘ SEWING, Masi ex . ee t+ SESE) 3039 « acyer 2' ow us to show vo... “h, MOUN MOTOR eS Homont £7 | M | Rick ENR | Leeust. tc eS) — SOsihz Out: & neers . A 0 ry AND 1933 oupe @umas> Gaetan “Ss Quit as the hone ~~ mi otevr C&R S$1I5 LOCUST if GIVE " | eplendi BACKER—6-cyi tourtag : 1923. fu SaWtNG§6Gb bra x ae : S310 Oli e ot | pt0: open evs ning» 6701 fen ne ® erat coolers coun thade B41 41 Jun ata st - oat : YOL RSELF . ‘i > Mooh, new ie ee Seeeeoes 1x | Pate Mee ene rer7 aoai. errs: tra da, ; ton ev * a | ij — , imeroue to mention (> Ww, & ‘40 77 "| 23 , OS epesagegei oan ; : ° ne 41-43 Loc 4 &Lw IN«} vV ‘. Hi’ ge ‘i . metres . ‘ ). ; c ate will preve whor ue ha eae oy D-O0-D-G.B S$ Ss. E- D.. A. N A TRE , i on Moon. Sport. two suares...__ . Sand) enrd SACR Gravo! * ay Ost hb ? Pn: \o #648 a wer, round bop |‘ y* » ‘J handle " i “ r =t SITEO. vee. wit so men 19°3 model- ete « | AT! if Bn Poort mon Ce bee v= $125 | Thies rine 192% arate. Sapealttans = ii S10: rents: , oe, “ede eet i* aM eicelien: buy pf rave. Phone Forest 150 ere tlonal | i C . ee ES $250 | 195 St. Len for oe : - . repair'n as : . c yu! r Re t 150 a 610. Re a i Der OTR wer) | Aus Durant 320 Locust | | BiG? ket. é ePairng Forest Ja i] SOnx H's terme ea S S356 Metmer o OR i é FF MOON man enings. Bom ont 87 | " ecyst | | ie - ; RS : of 5 ’ b Ope MORE At TOW ‘BIT be OOM as . - ee a tee " ‘o4) 7 a ; ! } ; UL MOTOR CA co. J115 LOCUST ' STUI DEBAKER TOURING i _ ren - rr ine ir. hir » - } " warm” nm Thete Pu ‘ lied 1% ‘ > e ee — = if ‘c5) Ae | cht Ae Sore repatied call Ancer {Hl CAtiiy i erepeed and wel! finished OPEN SUNDAYS AND Evo St 5 7 OU: ESENBERG— Sport mm model: Alc ‘real bars Sta ee ine running condition: 3 | | ° a =s a. , “ ; UTU On of ST. Ista i — etna aetna. . EVENINGS deo ma) 66 6tsOn. 1397 4 cond == 8?) 3222 Locum | AUIS Hil} $$ -. O ge seda i 4 | amilton. (ess | RARDEDI. MOTOR CO. 3145 1 tr aa ee OE 3080. | M 19 a | f | OCRANT— Touring: late model. seceats.| . # SRAND.WEw' a sTCrz oe | ale 9° | Shr tioned. “ , M1- ‘ y -. * STORE ang OFFICE FIxTUREE CRY ROUET tea oon aoupe, $975 i Painted — excellent mechs || ie $5 WEEKLY | ower. S599 SE Louis Durape. "S205 |. *2amenaer sport pode! delivered ta | | — Ui. pn | — - ernie ~ ‘ i : > wali . oo 'n oor: . . an ' anted 1 $200. _ 139; Hamiiten “' © “ae th enn si} wheels 2 tonnte™ tires — disc - Ho Butek Tourtng i wt ae Fouring car. 1924: practica atiy | ee salioen _ tires, Rvdraulie four om | | SI SPORT Se ee lied | | 25h or terms vtE = Seeetox. wy :) POR DS» ou | '@r@M@s Or trade Onen Sunda P * nheels: - 732 eee Oe ee EB, counter files _atar "5am naire CHE ROI ET = nes: 19 —_—___‘©5) x _ Mots a "AR Cu a. re re Hudson hrampten oO CUT ee 0s Mata edit ches Stas } te $195: terme Pe gy A 1924: $45 | 40 Ame -RT-GRAVES. TN : 7e = Paint, top and .¥- eit eat and hea rg —— - ‘ereupes: 1923: « | sf an i am ’ Lecust : iiveae eed: Ne. Law tg Oly 5 35 Lindell : or 3 employed, | gevnsitlun: $350 ’ terms. Gi Suaraniees | i—is*4__aa sates, ae = = " ibe ee Tee tees ees ee SISD i PORD—Tourings. 21 to 24. "$50 S73. van ie adel ___—i Lindell 860N ii 9 Al, must De seep © Mall dieck y hoe. ee ‘Vv ervide For * Sale ' wane : nm. - 0 ce Cam ; 7 ‘en 4 - ~e . Cour 4 Pa 88erN 3S: - | rit ae ——4 Gin» - —_ = —— ——" ii Buick — "®seeces a - $250 ii $12 $185: terms __ 4464 Easton. (enh i me _PLAR. ~vessenger SPort "7? te]: rl appreciated. a L“IaT ‘4 i731 .——- _ ee CASI RE GIS meen” ' ;.in Man ef atras emesns ional ‘ as _Cieeay | | moter quiet and «moan: he«? ‘| DONnar : _, oe A do TE Cherrojet Steer encddecens $250 1 terms. Ford Agency 4053 Lan Prices: ee eaten tom) j 1320-21 Sata and 5 a ' t¥ : 400 coftee Mn —~y “aire J meat Datnt 4D terms Tin ®&% Ve an a - Moment: newlr neinte : rs tr ae 70 S2S Sise @Wheele o-_ } Bod ~ @P ©®8eeeeececs .$195 | rt RD—Tourine . £0: 7 ciede. cB, | LT —Touring. 5 Da ssenger => : - v 1 ‘ LAF ; ; . bodgerrs m4 —— “ . _— NGeventer | ; / all , an : = | tras Lf : ™ ~~ =is. ei- ur sun **®ee-s | v ne 194: ; ’ 7 - © an excep- 3 ; bald tional credit files. | Ra, ae bo. aw | *~PibSE—Chevbict touring: is —. NURER 2601 Looe o Gr ited: terms | DODGE. S22F Easton 4:11 Velie .° we tercccces S145 Bi Me muse sei] 3734 i. tel] from | Sonal buy for some one looking for on {ii: an oe a comily, with a ettients Siem j a@ding niachine SAT ‘ " SOrumin | . new: ve heap 7 eee Ti 2aerc ———— pen evenings ic, | on 4-door burntore ; } Overland my © SOS See ceshos S145 =| °OR0_1,,-..,. OO “——— 86he os terms Be ‘8 week, Prices 3 ROOM AND BOARD—L, employ : tr . ro nd 3 oo iz —4 >! Fe > “ _ Fa Wie lan 4: 3H Pa mth ‘ an 3 T "tee eeese e**®@eecsees Se « 195 iT FOR ri TT ~ ' r a $41 Juntata st io) j "FERS \ a ~~ ar wy : : FORD : “ erences. “oO urt* ss. te. Pasie'a trucke 1752 State a —_ yt _ so four | CL NIV} rsa? 3401 tan ce oe Say rURD—wsed,- -? i. + ~—aupee ait y§ Jewett ®eSeeéanctieon - 60 '} _$100 up: tern Cars ate models: t 4450 Easton De mar 4 e547 y sti Repainted. ) ‘ Rive-w de 46223 aay eve KEFRIGES > SS ule LT cos Upen Nig ts an yh ae. ~ is tere ee *. tra 444 Fae es -— 4 P Cray Refrigerator «o_ 1110 Loc ust. a CRN EST TORE Hap ee PCY) CRE LL. Mtrpee ne 14S ram. $200 | en ee tS Gray, Webster. © 14, i NO INTEREST | PORD—Tour se vandeventer. $150 E _—— pe TONING 325 —Larse room » 3 . uieneseemeemethe ‘ ~ J w R a! ree ee a) Ee | > > i> j=? ‘ 5 7? Le ty " - 19” — — rt ’ os ; es 4 > ae _ Zood 3 . , Vel tnue Po ge crn omen = th - a 5 « d cv ee Co SGGn oso 4 wa reod — tt ra x te as PD new: touring f tre ; " . o : Fixtures at Bargain Prices” | & 189 Heim te OTC SEB. 34> (e3 mechan: ca) sani + ng Reed, , we SSCENE extras: aleo T 4 My nd ce — nf. $385 i} 1035 \ G ° r late - od > erms. tradi te a Virgins - a. $150: j ; a late cs ye B board tar Tao tag 7 ~—, “a eee - 2 Iph oo : ‘TS ke new: te rina t ~ oma ur ~2 Others: | ~v aN. : rie a@- ; 4 --- ‘node reco ' ms ' ms, ater ® Upoistered in marcon br: nad«loth mee Williams 4: son. Oitve (e732) |B ’ rand - i sone ds, eed ‘$1 ‘> SS. Louis enenae ' Tow RING CAR—California ton. first-class | | . . ae a! 51S Ticdia mone oF. ane “are GU=4. he new. $475 SS —————— || FoRDS—ap | __condition: $400. “3831 S. Grand er ti ine oe ~ and a. " — eecend-fleer ; — s— tourings. 1921 t Ti . ——— | Doe to $190 -trad rms. 102 ee = —=— | . R BL 2930— ©. te 1905 “Lecust. in. V. —— BS p meals. $5 inde!) oie om re a food th’ ne to oa Sic. southern S exposure De} , ENRIGHT 52 ie lt . flies. ie aan ee nich with 140 ve |.KT—4-nassenge- SBupe See Mevinw Go isi; nw yee’ Pere. | ie Ke new: rune merfect: sce thie one eX! | fully equipped. gord tires. Reade, 3 ndeventer | OPEN at NDATS. a ees ar: terms | £9 out and make money for vou . Meee 4 ann =) others: terms. aoe ———— D NING erarerient buy at $600 Reasonable Y ss “en ——. whee . oN 2 Pe dan late 4-door SRSs= ain ee | oR Fess (e7) 1S: te | lacslene ne. late 24: good end clea : we - $265. sg is as (c@2) tor \ — ee 4. FER * — ~ ’ Ss o = ? 1600 hast [de oy ' , les “= ATTOMORII &® en L923. perfect $s. > f MPANY® . . ro T ay pe og & adil}: 1c Sport P ha teton TYPEWRITERS an DyADDING ~~ 5 J ING | c ‘HEV ROLE T ('¢ li p E oa Marmon Pistributors “S05 Loeuet St on tk SE see eee OPEN SUNDAYS 4ND Fy ENINGS eh whens Tud =n “meats : oe § front es Tourin oe ( ar ‘Beas onstrator Tit on r rougnoyt ~ KARDELE MOTOR _ oO 45 Lecest 1c5 FPORDK ~- “4 ‘titoa ee ng@: late mo: el: e exce! lent c con- ACHINES Ls $ _ For Saie ; h new ti res new D ee or Sa hani cal ' ora “aint. me a MAC HINES ax Trp. |! rhe pa is FLICK AUTO Co rr pee a only $460: terms. 3333 fa 4 ~. ‘ine gh; ‘ z ; . | . _. > ‘ . * 8S rier _ t oe Tene! gone Bs rime ied gud P | DETROIT ELT Delmar’ 306 \ pe Ji ( adillac POR! Seda 19 mecha £9) end eta Lh — " summer FORD—Tourings. larze aesort Adding Machine o nes. Rellase! overt ' 1C—Coupe: repainied. ; f ae ucally per- | AD ' y equipped 23 nd “34 want ortment. “22. We ha: cr ine anc Tym | ms auled: ne E ; , - ah - Ite =z ¢ . _— _— r c it. I aA ( AT ‘) ’ = ee . r — " an ” Ls, 100 “ ,. 2 ° eerera! of th sea een Bide. 0 lve RTA = fer Co ats noted Same as gt bre guar- il MOUSINE " — — . ‘« ax 272354 4°40 _— 322° Lorust 7 60. sa “ys on UIs 514951 © : a. Kuhimess ane } aad | a from. all of which wen Fos by Max wel. 1923 7 enn TYPEWRITFRe Se _ MacCarthy-arc : very | 7 —. oR ont JOR, . caston. = m but @ few miles. and EB ¢ 10 ! . =—— 41) ™ = a 4 cher Sut ali bd, “as heen Pris a a, D7 - ~ = =a ‘ , YY) aha , eae iii _ (e535) : - a can be : uiek t 5e each > ) ; éouh ncluding Porta Dies also all makes of 42 N. Fouc he Fores: 6248 nodile Ca | operated r ater vy oO red en: hn -- A ee 1 1924 mode’ : ePxce! CADTIL ac - T RNG — Tout nzs from S465 to S300. | Pag nctcomay ie (8 Fith same Suarantees as ' Rui-« curing. . vine Sat Ca DOG & BROTHER: _ } dave: apo ~ — ae | €vuarantee car 30 | tires othe: = OUri ng Peuaile Bas | dares he - es = _ | atm —_ " - gentleme u and : Pass. coune: tate Grand. Price. Ford des? & 1312.8 emere terms trade 344] Juuen, F128 Low ee AUTOMOBILE on TE Senn fC_AUTO CO. of St. LovIs "_gactene ae: (¢ boat ee . ru Gealers (en — . *i « Arc nS Bomont 7812 ° + nen "ll at Bomont 3080 “ 4411 a—w. . cs] Sour es — _ —— — ne =" ated ee y ¢' ‘ouring Cars. roadsters. | SSS LINDP Li. 394. Beautiful soul reorr, for ‘we ~~ — LINDFL Br, $315 — Pires _ uf les. Co S07 t"%,,, (Wrona Tr Sn at sae - es ' g Ss. Olive 3° “O5 | pmo sion ulpped | 2 snare disc wheels heat- | Se . “ar : or sed; 19° ™ en. 1924: bargain POR tated ‘Passe wer winter , [ @ tte ~ ‘ ; ure, “OuUPes. sedans chassis. trucks rea! RENT basa St _Ollve - new Cornn " : , ~~ -” ’ ’ . ‘ - single if: . = 4 vpewriters in lee transmission iaweck: fir , f a. © ist . ’ 3 . ehife; standard fourbeanh offire ~» MOTOR . ‘.+'s5 . .@rms kK uhe : . . ‘ ro : “Dal ns Sa ?} ; TOR SALES Co “rand. Open evenings "7837 == N.} from: $59 ner makes = te select — te . tai iy iy = 7 Up. basy tar - - : MB) Os” , . Easton > ‘erms. trade. 35°00 (%) keyvboa : rth Bm S10 ~ ra $4 mo t! : Now ] STR cla! Storage nt , — De!’ m ———— a Si un Voy “wane Gell, >" ee 1a + aectn r re 7 e a- “54 j = —_ ‘ ei FY RD T urine 1924. De rfect condition i, ee ia: pleasant room: ig excetle n room: fime meals - 8S s0a7m Mr. Salaried Man HERE'S THE STORY Student ra: > Ca. 207 N teh m4 U'Suse S608 Sales fur inetructicgk ery: free dri, . ec SELL ail Makes repalre —~ 2°) 3041 43 Le vsti * pe " Rs: r te Ine ; ( ‘ . : r O eri re ls Ta vot« . Ath u er nad — ~~ A : ser Co. 1005 § Pine Main ey | Unningham on orfan, “edan. 1923: looke like : # ( TYPEWRITER=coma— (056) ——= = | bought at at tion and can be | | ‘ i ae — OPrnr 1D pee z= sa r") > ' Zwa tires s = ee Mone he ne, medel portable Doy ( Speci hi a] Limousine | it E. NDATS ND a i | zr A pe 61 &. adil]: ac i sale terme Kod paint: cheep for gu! ~k D —_ ; BG ——— “tik a oon SON MOTOR: « eS of 7. OPEN SI wn = eee - Ri, Bi L600. a eaeees, Hes hz . Is vupe Meaty for service as fenera] ear 2600 Easton le er ee ae Tou , IEFFE RSON Novo EVENINGS ope it out 5 ourself, sent oreeien ee _ Besatifol —— Te +5, Py. yn POAT AND LAUNCHES re iean -_ a or ,? Ow ner and = , KK rentir 74 { J=ineas me woth ale {|— 1924... § _ a2 | = a - ‘ co | rl I a } Pe | 4 7 4&4. A Easctnn . ~ rs ES or " ‘ it’s : a c in +h. - = ene moa! 6 "On «- runn, ng wale, » a WiGitiror Iro . io ee Y oor nee ’ ™ Se - eimar (04% '.>) _ . > ey 0 > ee te aA ee ee ee | ADILLAC AUTO OD. of ET. Lowis fuaranteed " condition: baiteon | i equipped any grit, Murkote: tui [| URINATES Stent touring 4-mase, $2i ; : PERSON, 4408 — Vary os ’ y ~. ’ i rr? on” " ‘ awn “ > — | | A Is me ; = ; a — = i , ' eis i an: rourh nc si e “¥ iwi ory “ ~ - no L _ 4 - & ; - Ox, ’ . . 1s 3868 Easton Lindel; 312 CALRILLAC AUTO CO. of ST. Lor ~~~ Locust Bomont 3080 | t——i9°4—Ford Tudor “P ons “ae rours. |i ‘ea! fa a per shops: an & lams 490 Z [i eee por 2 children ard. love and or om HORSES AND el 0 —— |. a Oe 3401. Lecuse : I ~oone > ALTO CO of sT 7 i | $6 W EEKLY PERSHING. Sis3—poso —— ao kIT ————— a « ~ ‘ | - TY) ! . : ps — : . = oe en ’ ee ; ' J2° T ~~, , 4° is ’ b tl hw te sbow . a) and AND VEHICLES : Tae nied - $475 iernt’ 2 = poe r. Dane: — ] , . r re - ‘ RD. TU DOR. “199 saad: ntl Bomeont SOS | =) | a inton Touring Coces cose IOS tlemes- Cahen , Sane hame fer 2 évin _ For Sate Sate . , See Raiesan ‘Conia wg te, eh ris Partition Deine nk dee 4 =S=——_—— HO | “Stephens Touring .........$350 RAYMOND tare ee a ae mn © seats cie~ 16. ace a Lim . trade. 3520 Easton.” $595 Yorms. | | DSON SPE EDSTER | Chandler Touring ........$195 eanre’p heme: eusstinn ond beard in : 2 Graft 343f w on, »o ) : 4 Ousine | / - > | at one i fer be | Essex Tourin aay. —wenes. Pai- of bie work bo =. A aud vv RANT Cov PE Oy FORD 4. De OR SEDAN So ee ry ag ov and Ty pe | sip ofte Wren new lif "ame . PR ke | OM Taree Baro EN “ “ r uthery ane ' XQ ellie few Mile © car eT I 5 ] ~\ ~ a . al i@ at the ot a * iaPrantee. se | ny > = / oe orest a7 a. * We fee aC’ AND HAWNBEs—jai, **re Ure and s. bas dup Pex, ~mMotome:e, ror aSS1: arantes it: terms SS Cadill: ac To Mot delivered price—a barcain | Bpemcdat eee a ROOM ax RO sRD— r. (eq) | oa =? S = 14 car and Can he bought cm ~ 7 St greene iea Vv f or Persona’ aa ae A a "Sr cE a’ Tr mn) ( i] ri rig or rour ‘aat opportunity ~~ aes rf Scripps SoPteccee 250). ao PARTS. F . 3 a ime ANU EVE t -_ lal service neck.» st 00E«__ —_—_ « ace Sport Hudson ne ordan °es¥ctéeboks - = ; roe er: -—t End Beedwage resin STG R | ass LRS NY worn stESNGS Ml canyon echan- FORD SEDAN ie oe discount See todayeiecnat’ ce AMM tccintnos eee i em Frenne Cath nc pee te aes —_ ( e; — titers ‘e mar > ry} y cS) - - , . In Ne ~ — +‘ 2e8e care ; 7 Ps. « re ~ , : = ia eS ta 2 thane Z .? ARE—Rrown: $45. Nielsen. Park fe8 PORD—Co Upe; iate 1923 fe. : ADIL wm A ~ , bats of ST. Loris tes ” =. HuOn: @ rare bargain and any one _ p Aner meemnd tt — liudsen. Fr , . ON oda sods +? a. Pi Ne — sad RY. 144 (Ant pe. se3 anley_ré., Z immerman * subd: vision v —OY: $265. Woods. 3923 5° every ew SO — KARDE] > : ‘I Rw Pe at $75 1H Mediate and conn, T24y for 3 ompton, "S308 Lecust. | Liberty pba F cus? a= : cont! ‘ " 922 8 60 66ee0n , - st nN > - “an at nt iS horses 3 sets of harnes 2 ROC OG, 1923: Tike new all ————— EE LY expenditure of only a ‘oor oe an —— 2 oF “ tetas no “PINE BID 3 Si eee eal. (car | ty - ‘ . etre) len : furmiahed Me ore , Se ™mu es hore $°5 - FORI 2 FP) Olive 7 ; i} : A DILLA ATTO OK - om cénditiogn a Pri s@j "ie No I ‘ e rom ‘er 478. fal ®ecr — CE ee 5 7 a Cc | ré Li Mow s] lie i Snappy a Sty lish i CHET RS ot Sais SS Jette e™ coat a Nights ac 5 Locust. ell to the Shrewd ¥s i | i} , or Sale Sms. 3333 Wash! —_) v A Car far b | | 1035 N. GRAN nd) 2-35 Parkview , iTat me. Rot - i> we “es oer k inde Suar. PORT) Ss I —- os = 1 PD 4 ‘e. ch) ‘ Mlly eq ipped ACT . ~y ; n a LET— ~Touring ty tee a* A RTHY-. ARC HER 459 N. E D. : mum FSF : Machinery Mw Mfg. Co sos mee WN tiona. $185. " ate 192 1Ae4 1p%4 $1 _ . , 4 QOL Ic K ' t mF o> cord tires ” bumpers £00} F orest = es "8 uc lid. ————... oY RA ' ‘ ; : . ’ : ; ie a ace St Louis = 2 rms. 1805 Locust set, I Dene ia i a —_ terms K ubs. +. ei OOd LING ArN —- — — — . . ~ ood = hoe : “— - a L083) | oo "Gibes S004, Condition $150 | bs me Sedans. $9S.$495 } 1 | W | CHEV Rore 5 evenings ——— wer ss ,.,0 Passenger: car ine AETON new oti —% Tru o | AZAR HOTEL. 3197" Larwt— Leak 5 ? ' = O8on. 6227 } —e vy ore and mOT sb i-—Tourine 24507... | GIVER ani ROOD : oe ; af - “ay. Geek» rates . 4 > ' ey OD ) - ewe-seeeee aS or 4) = Tudors. cr = nz 19° 4 I? \ . anw Yew ec eo > pe iT *s. sr carer t= ' a ' Pry ‘Rb [3d sho wer Ba’ he ON SAVE MONEY here ber@ein: must sell ay Roa Sting Dodge Sedan......3 605 [| eo tee: newly Deinted: baretnee gat) cae ie terms oF irade” Oe0e ot our hev i T $10 uo: de, 2 LE A nn... £08" | * P 3 OR ct. -ECTRIC MOTOR PORDI92 + coun s __Vandeventer — adsters r Sale SIKTS puict Sedan...... 695 [| OPEN NDAYS AND Eyre; ful g D. om or trade Open Sunday un K—Roa Sater ate “Sat $2150 Chandler ®@s cece 5SO FF aoe PERSON MOT: R Sat Ea NGS. i 40 5 4 VBERT. GRAY Es Ine ; ' ite or trade. Morri. teen ne sink. Ptaw 3a «- a! ) fr : “s «] e ] : fin - i i : ‘ ¢ ee —_ ' ; ' 3 T « ee . - rae it MOTORS BOY FORD. —Coupe 1983 >. extelient Boe = a | ——————- A “ coupe. sedan ™e; a I ie Comarientc ELECT ZES . S¢ trade __ $484 F-aston ~s fect: SIGS: cance. a. Moter aco ' ee ece i= wittibut dou> i P24 his cae } ” Ese 8. BROADWa c82 ) ‘roRn. 4 441 22%) S85 An ‘wn or De-e i _ Gus0 =" Tia dster bea: e. er ; : Pe ° Me ~oOrn —? oe — | | nmvite Lor ~ rr ay — lay: re Pa mn i ] Cyr) *) 4l ineol I) 4. — om Open and mA a and one. ‘YORD — BOD! FS— Bras Ceanecting or euparates = = ; P . «*a>?? ; _ OO ein st } Der- . ~ = S®e®eseeece r i] . " car ’ iam: ¢ te 4 " ~ “os ; Le coupe: ae ; > tnd SOU Des BC. ers 19° 4 > Of Bs ~ ings. 4 | —__—_ - oe tefinished: DENBY TRi«, ~~ : terms WwW ame ms. 4399 Of FoR Wik For Hire | @il Drices Foc Aence 408 Xe models #650 Easton Mor 9R SALES CO y 4 H Siatrer ofT™s oy CO __—SSSS=SS_— | 4630 * sere MUTOR SAL ES CO a ——* - é * . Pee ieee | Mar o~ ~ 2 Ro “ Fal - . . / » on ‘ a hint one ~ ‘passenger secan With Aric KoRn cy. ¢ 33 Lac ode Lar MBI 4—Spert =n, ~ Lt. re “5 y, 1035 \ R \ 1] ee i ta st_ Di. Oven erTenin Den’ t Overlook Thi | DODGE—T- —— pe ~~ a ma 2543 R43, | _ shed tom | > | ' tL cwyr - b . ‘on “u6 fr hie sae Bee Ve 4 |i eee on : 1% _ e . “ — For R WIRE New" RE—New 21h tos Seas, «62 EARNPSq —REAt ARG 1's ae a PEN SNDS Quick sale: terms = 3: | i - GRAND M ? is One | dition, or peering car: both janet body: | s afer © or : reasonabie rot ino month Mack truck by 5189 Teimar 7 KRAUS Pin ON MoT EVENINGS | | T a ae starmon 1924 Phaeton car. 2psg"y onsider trade Gr pleasce. | RES BRAND 1510 N—CLih bea +X wt Put Body on POR D—. hy sks e?, | 4630 Dicthoes ‘“ SALES oO —$S | V ¢ ( P = 4 Une of thuge care - —6=8 N. 10th.. Tyler 5° °any hou- ed: ES. er) ‘e Sink Express Co. Sid chamieg pube: 4-passenmer: porte DODGE _ ho imar 2547 is HUDSON : at Ladillac popular: has @ permanns’ , reve -s0 = ic Pe pes and an SP 'CRliv: an ° rt rrect me. | *& — Roe dater . > a on SEDAN i “Y ey we mt top, i YRRI: o8 ‘ a —_ r NAT tt arn for l-ton Fora + : \ =oes Olive Se SSR Wen > tern = : $445. $150 "Si as-3 and f ‘ | Sport Phaeton ae ee tirely rebutie. reasonabie adel £6 ne “164 tion: |G a a ruc. | = e)) -ermne Il tae rag Lo 2. om ! ernest weet. | new Es, —s Da ssencer dod: a br L Dx = ne A *. $196 Olive st - > - t 4 iz’ _ nde "lhe - = UDeTS Spor Origina! +i ; nany e2' Tras. Selim et 31 covers. Se Lo ———— Sarah loons ‘a stock : also NTGQOWERe 2 ere Garagin | weashinS 200 828 SOB: terme ety GANS: |p Race Finger, 1920 sorte geah | bon chp mage Manne i wiper” Sof age 80 low ft eoke cee ff) RRR, S Ow coe We coma! lees | FORD Ter act sate es | at Wases md ist oa amis 3 3 : 3 4 ‘ =r) Ans * * Hamel : 1h am ’ a’ "a8 = or | " = ~— iUTo srore, Storage, Cleaning FORD —Coune —aswivpatmieg re ee | eee LEN Venweremrt: Ade Never | Mai SC: diten “oni few anctes. “2; fl] SE® 80 low it looks like “ie 7* FM Ns LLANPHY. siha - s RAG E—s3 ro .— Sn om - genet ly Painted = ~ i ORM Raa later 1905 —S. : aS ard factare Aen ¥ espect car- eS stan4 right now. A rare car F AUTY ‘MOBILE COMPANY se! ! re m telivery ; iy nished mem ert —— A Der’ meat -*9- UNIVERSa. 3401. inetan e—~: rms. 3333 Wash S004: S10 -3713 G., COOKS and runs | almost new Co TeniCe: save S489 of +1 it. : Marmon Distributors. 2805 Lie | sp ."_ Appiy 910 N.§ ve ee | Maney _— family: Jowiah . Locust, fos) ae Fae _ . FORD —P ii3 Case ar 1c4) | offerea a a the great est Dargain \ ° OPEN «rr NDa ¥sa AND cust St. |; Fo Ron]. ton 19° th St. ae eS: | Da ears for rvour Ford wr ; — —e PURD Ong je werercremy = a. deter: 945: tourins "Sek sa, | been a ot CADILLAC auTo Waves EV SVENINGS S225. ease c ‘ nares and jy | Cie tires a Wa og 26S. large amortment ‘oo > en evening uring. $75: $30), 4’ SON rawernae a CO. of ST. Low! ELL—Tourine 199] 39 Choutea -| Co. 2871 AUTO we . nted Models. $150) te $35). 3. 2: POR —R = — a my} oe Tele «- -~ —— op 7 Orne? «* 3222 Locust. Bomont 3050 > repainted: 36 a. a1: ave ov erhauled PORDS—15 ane-ten f ' Pa = = 5 40% for heed oes ese My S0zi23.r.} ton. MD Auto Sale 5149.5) Ro. | 850 down s> +1} 92: Hassiers: $130 —— . te 2s Sipe ate pDiate es JEFFER en oO es it ' Truck a ks ne ie. = i. v ll ‘ cs ; PY Ff i — = ; - * —s : ce Jes ers =. ic ’ FOr = n _ 4 3 ——- oh od. . -, > 5 - mad en " ¥ fe ‘ mr om "ee - . a “ ~ + +6. ~~ ‘ a sto " M TOR j Ms RE A rT wer YR rT. al wy . P ing: 2 veare to on wo ‘ us | before bu or wreck er sve 2°e hode! a ~ ay G ~ ."“20c3@ 34 4 ’ J 27 ‘a ta on 2 Tr ~~? ere oe . 7 v "ee Te 7 Carries imi 1 R ? E > al _—_— ring — PE stm 1] te ws as S Locust St ror ee - teh: " MS. COURSES, tourin Joffe: sc... bt: terms trade. “T6a0)° rs PORD—Roadser tn fa 2 _!e$ S489 oe ory =Euarantee. ave els: refinished in EN SUNDAYS AND FVFENINGS xe cy eo” truck open body: pnecan, aah. 471) Sel Brides 884) |» ee oY: ¥ mt pe FO: St5- one arrange caren: Treads greatest han BOY car. The res. fully equippe nnd thd. $7194 Nature Bri@ae te" Pokies Wa " _ i. -—(924——Fo-4 — joes - —— eshington 35 +a ° len ze terms 382 se ar EuIN ever offered om gina ine eames 2 = FORD—Trucke i‘. ta. '@ze Musical LA YD. ~pae-g-obeale fama —— slere Se ine ‘ourings "Lu ; 7 ery art = anc ura ’ Ste icine’. -s% DS “ FRA MPT: i\ Cheap * erry = . | 19 . . Mar > “4 rr om of . Ope " express _ and = & Se Din 4 furnished cskere, cas U d02e Ww ssh) ES! | ne bent? mechanical ‘coaditios You RE } RIG bi 3309 Loe ) De CCkEtowoer « vo) Ma rmon low. Tate Motor ram Onder: orices very | MUSICIANS Wid. Whale DE frome. in modern” heme a ~ ¢@, | SEBER 260; 7....°* 8s: terms G oe - 2823 fee ‘Va SILE CO |} Bi. and 56° r Co. Ine. 3042-43 1 puny >undeyv FrorRD Nre —Privere - Rr FOR: = : a I ——— Vet »b Open evening Ma — -> i } Onen . ~ . _ Ro -* “ TT. tl r ra . _— — 6.8 va’ 9 _ pe PR tl : Div S » "VUDe ue be in al _ y “ Puy t os ame, ; ae 10 jate mude, a £3 rmon } hummy 4 }? Os ds t = a -_ ; 2) . ay aca even ngs in ‘al PY oe Se | racks se ve- a! f, - i ; fod dew Ditase ji. Ber! Metor ok ~ are co. - low ik wheels. . ~_ ua: This classy ‘ “ 4 a er wa , : tar Nn: very od ‘ — tee Neressary overhs : : down. al’ food Rue f? or Sou a 5 | hen M4 Bee run end iowest o> "6 cuare on si3n to $2 Guest on — Roadster tn aa paceer = ee 34 on £80 be vurchased reason di “Re erally refinished am ing dgne: gen. Hi | ‘ings 2315 Olive | La) —~ 395. Pos: _ CORR Orie nieed Hi #4 er ns wl a oe "ay condit My erside S4838 ; able. R : IR reconditioned : (eS) | aa ——— > et Dispatch Goav S.i@: bere-Wagne sa..:/ STIpped: wire we, : ). an be had st server Jaz22— MARMON | SEDA NI : as ay is ' port awn Lac ne oct mal market col is FORD TRUCK —— ~ 2M “tT & tio meu « : . ercellert cond: | - w~' With Ou . A . YY Cn 4 ‘¥o 'S to —_— % TO . | 4" . fo- . : oe Painted £00d net ke ’ a . anc 7 ° tt ; a ed b i. ii ass, tol: Lous Bomont. t mag oe I a, opén exprene tegen $00. ee me Fh ina new Th iS BM 7 ee ee a Pon [Wo geatlenen. + Rr rFER : . Wry ; e 4 : e ‘ . ERT Rat | a - REO 3900 ‘De i bie eat 333. (03) | _€650 Easton MOTOR SALES OG triven 12) ros S canes: this car Sedan (iS — S035 Linde! aa ~*, 2 Speed TRUCK wee sf x= 3647 —Large room: , 7 a s ow ae - ° 5 ‘. 4 ae " _— :- . , . = . Toto —_ ’ = on bs i _ i furn: 2 - ° mar =. 5 5 ee and * the g s ea are ——e " ; NA SH—Tou-ne. Jar Dane! » bao overhauled and remainted a “*:. Gene | oe 4 tederwel > re « 4 -_ : = iva Jy " af ' i Sanam ial Dane ww ty - “ . | - Do YOu NEED MONEY? FORD COU PE 190 ef Orie ever offered “Gren ule value at | Ml Compan ened by Moce Moter Cay 95 , wheels: $650. Gineon. @205 G'': time KARDELI Te eee. $450. » Pianos and Organs 913 Avte imans in § minutes: car left | De real bs x =4, $125 +00 ve WEST Nase Oe ing done drive it ny _ recondition. PV OW N NASH—Touring 19 a tov Easton. 4 metre w TOR CAR CO ae = in oy a . — . ~ | , a) ne — i? nn > : a vt 7-~ ' ® - ~ ; . I . . — = vear Bosch tants on wo 'N COM Dp er e. equ! poe Remwnae: “ar 5 , | - = rN ive Fours : ; Bums mr i ™« an . i . ao Mmeto- | | TRI« ’ x +h ave Ost al | STEINWAT f eee Aa ARCH S135 Taree | @ tocun porta $4 WEEKL andition Chest Ger “in nine 8 excellent | rch. One-ton. take body ond cassia; | dieiee Tre een ee . in ' : ; ; vv) - = ‘ y TD ‘ n te r? a © * . Pei fie - : c Piment wee Y FrEne. Da £ ¥. = ) EVENTNea | th S711 Ratios — Call Tyler 2360 | P. a STARCH PLANO CO. B rere hed for _ 48350 = 0 ay c a UCK—2 : 2 Ten ~— “SHIH w ——e___ fed — 2547 i | tres exechent t= echanical “end: tion: STEINWAY VERT P+ 22 ‘¥ BL 10604 3 —Wei, Olive £-L nde!) 900 Tgain: $300. S556 | our specia! facing ee ic | a>en) | $875 GENERAL } NASH TOURING TRAFFIC T TRU CKS | 1006 ‘one Talus wy TOR CORP _ wy r ‘ ‘¢8 FORI a a L083 5 Grand ; a se : D COU PE Io: oe * Studebaker Aut = Ga at $545 , t’ ome «a os 4 Os t “ : > Peaoth =e » «> end ore MAXKM wre? se -_ ° WEST Ps > seth a toe R ww S68 12°3 SEDAN w De See di ; ~ ™ SIDE R ia > O? at @ Pe + upers spa > tire ; ‘Loa. ash aaten ml FO ‘COl ' ~ CORP. looks like 37 Ble wO@inted renicikeled , ] MOTOR co" rou wertauled Se. ah = - Sow tren 5? TSED Trr Urs A 1 ITO Ta Di : SOUTHWEST NasnA - TH CKS: PRICED aT ong. | YEBER) & Mann S W ] D not beat M come im & AND— Cham —n ee > 3005 Olive. Boment 3866 SOs TRUCKS ARE Ren OST. THESE S87: yond = Ta , ee : es se ——( "hh epiern soda " 220 —_— D I —~ W nt ead Mey “ . JO 3 Tiaeyet | = — Rr'ryT anND Rr | CO8nditien: twheat ine ~ ef *. ee PF nme . = — . . s.4 ~7 i, ee j t Frac rT ATT EMaAaw. ‘ : ? Gent se ARN S100 to $1500 ? A am cash ca'n F a "“®e@ege6ee 6 a R5 Peopie. Priced $150 under ; | Linde! ‘c8. PI LATER} PrIAvou. 4 4 market. ons ‘“° and cit ‘ine our. 3: ST. ours L Mc Oskland see ROTOR CO. Slay Locust. (eS, apeiron. == ‘ a we 2S S8eeeegsoeah 75 CAIMLLAc AUTO aq ’ ord Locust. Bom mont Deer Saye SAY one of the for ‘owng cars J a2 | | $65 CASH emis J080 Cond! tien UNT\ ERSa! "ant + —_— - ——— . Sour h west ccs, Open ~ - anor @g 8 ; Ol@s ar °° @O8beebcdecka 43 . SS ——£ (2 an a ~ . ~ Pal : . ~* 88 eececes 7 tor: Be 7 be 4 1. ~ ot }: == Sunda: uniibibien oS TU DEBAKER SEDAN Totaad Secs secscese Tae ae ¢ one ER FO ree Light “G~ ‘ For®s ...... °°ane’s> Saceet the orice. $675 We 3013 COUPE o ~anire x _ Sedans For Sale ! Siennaniieen — mete inte a *+++-..$08 to $195 aad — eds ‘924 ee ~—Sedan = =~. ih ‘departmen = our wo fin. No a Ferd teu ; eva) the e ead eer ‘Deg Oran a NDaY x ae, ae for ("= 9-fone effect ‘ae oheme a 300 CSED rt Red Tare | ‘TT These care moar he nn once. : f . + 4 's , — . ~e —_—— : v = ‘4 ; ‘ ; -*« ’ ee Sw ead: 6 coe tase ERSQN MoTOR shy ENINGs.” |p ~hich to Wesutifui_5 tire S502 ae ON HAND | , thorough» : we touring | 3005 Olive homene aaaSe CO. pen "Segl kxk > — beatae 7, AES CD oe —IOee of extra ax " ATs Tou “ — Tusranteed 8 OO eee al terest . bergar x A Teal CHEV hi 2 "> Mar ‘254? ba meh anically Twpment — TO BUY w HERE | 35° terms | Yee 370). now! | * Hepans yaamrtoe . sy 0 0s acy peda ee | aie ‘2 sUeranies cun- CARS SATISFY ~ | geP™ LCXE acromoerss stg MENDENFALL FO ) 3509 Locust. S (cust ~ Leuie Durent Zo 2u5 i \ real baerga: . z Gian tac: 2% Ramen +, “sic | peeping 38 DAYS : l—i9° — 9 caah terme, Tar urday - ~ @ _ Towr ne ra her wallet a ex pe i ideean Fram tan 320 r H ' ERLAND— [poe tings as | >> light 1 te.fwery ue ee , os . to 6cenditien: lece oe — ee L Same as new S405 ety _utrantees 4 Roene ERE” + ti teeewees. FMS HUBER ~“ . ns hice,» ind . - — — ia — —_ i JVF ASDF nn STR Pe “c) | aa oa ister ay ae i ese? sinepash oa, =o “Ose. ODER ereni ngs (c} "§ , a TT O21 sedan: perte->. 290 LOSS N. Grand _ = mecha nicn; ‘conditiee = modelo on | ce , eupe ~~ al GP. . went ute Le ows ese" ~ * tre ~ , — * eden .- “+. — ‘OL Gray ow. — ’ ‘De Loxe omaavet andi 33 Licht delivers with starter.” * : a — ee 2128 Lecust ACTOMORI LE ov Ten troct«, all models. le oa —__ Upen all day Su Pomone 2sisx Dera! 'ernsa. ind ©“\ada, d ey 2323 lLecust. < s.2¢8 “Peg evenings aad —.

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« - > \ iT, ¥ ° * . 7 . N ’ o ° * y ‘ 4 bal a 24 7 : / - . > “ Y ‘ . : > * - 7 . 7. @,/ nye oe. > - "= 7 P ay ty a Po eee “a . . 4 7 . a 4 ale art . * MSR ge ‘ : pare ao : _ Me : 7 ae APR ; W FL . pole gun ficor, 5| 8 - 923—Desi | in OLA—Wit! oom, ) Pe room arge f Water, bi ocust—Runni . . " ATS ; parlor, betw 4 " uiltable high rable loft + space LarTs— ral fr i De Lux A . sn — th, 3G eel fections: | DEL + ete decor enn bs housekeeping LORRAIN athe St a48; $4 week wu’ inning ’y = > 46390- NEAR 0 FALLON PARK | Mi Fe Side. 3051 os _Pants ent manetec turing. me abie iar vising Chickens ea lols Poli- + 3 “> @ r Om ron *” iia. . i) Suc hd - "Tn ver ; - ~ . - en } a. nN . . " " — 2 ic? 1! ra C uio CO. 1103 Olive. 1c@2 om: private tami '.Meitte th sae live U niversity Taylor a location; | 5 Hae sity City: beautiful ’ oor, tile bath a: eam flats of 4 rooms | —3-room mode kt OR a, oma, airy. ete. — oon. 32 - }] DELMA an miiv, Forest 33 urnished | SEW ST EAD He oe __Loens [heat tener I eg gt y= of | es: separate entr » heat, hardw Colf ap, aettawen North my $50 cash. balance i mont} Open) A +h] a. Su Be vg r 281 DE i. ep) ne aly d eo ee igile or connect i ished. I he Imar 5603. ( ~ men ee > be sure to ra rage : im Ye. ¥ " to mov Ww! 1} decorate ao ool h- ; ground . — Modern 3. room 3 = 4% 7 eee . a ngay and Rooms and cLM AR BL... 329° +r ng rooma. hy) AL B A NY Hi ITE 487 2 PAG i: jan t; yh gent, reasonable a this apart- ANDERSON San - “3 soe inspectic rt: | |” he a x North weet dietr’ “Phe Fair- — —*Ashion m. Carter and ~a BOA R ing room in —~~Large clean } A pop 45 ‘ zit | Delmar “ ANGBURN. R ,& ‘zood ten- | —-————_- nye E FLAT indel! 491. Mr. Bo oe e's Tisi's OF FICE— —e ——— 22 « D DELMAR BL. “BOS wo louae- | vite Raggy attend aI og A hotel; we in-| K 1:__Cabany $400 tealtor. s me 8 Chestnut st. ttf) modern: South forse Bound — on ae and Lee, =~ ‘floor: a. €. cor. | neat Me 3700 Log 30x148. Owner, . — | DEL ren lewin | call after Y' >. met) comfort and fou rates. Forest 3031 (c03) | ingsbury Court Apartment | North S62 | S01. Post Dispatch. ms. | {gies See Sr. Nichaus cccusnet’s fis-} — teas / ss i + | et 7 >. m ar Se fc Oppos 3 west i = ieS, | mane Olive © iehaue, down 1a | ILDE ——~ L - ite. Ki inesb . ARLINGTON er enwes —— ive 2464. W saire. of Let Dt A TTS: | W IE, IB IE R* , WITH BOARD—CITY DELM At pT ty oo “ Ae cai ve oy ty = /ACLEDE HOTEL |. Desirable P , ella, | } i ‘ oe 41W ecs, private ‘famil R. 43. 4352 . =G ftoor front: ec street ca eek up; avoid cro ‘screened porch: r ith A bu! lt-i DOVER vl a furnace Ooms. = Wasuie LACK. 101 N . » y ; y. Cab- rooms, gas a lean ho rs. Cail, see. wee BBQ: rch; rental $85 lit-in bed, ER PL. 367 ©: garage: $50 HINGTON. Soli N. Sth. Clive S383 OE ects Locust = N S| sexaaa ase sent cea towercerns | LINDELL PLAZA HO ee | Bios Reagraary cour, a tat | modern. “Riversice aaa SE omic) |" hath. electric: steam Heating pian.” $130., UNION, 3007 N—At St 883 | SHCA NTR eeteee ic beet . : ; . é urt de : . DIN —— 2; LIMER Mant 1o0 re for retail Ais ay... che . thie excell a and pi. best ofS i ‘| orth AR BL.. 38 soa (c4) 4300 4 --% ARD L. B ast. | E. 5449—2 ‘(eO2) | CO. 4th & BRO : tall purp oe xcelient lucatity, 73 t 5 : rade You e ? - —— keepin 11—Sieep + aH A . a LINDELL BL oO ive ED 55 ~ AKEW -* | elec tric alr - reonr cual ott fl., nh. W. RE Al,’ ad wining a a Ses large * . Forest “> . ality. TSetOaxl To . f r - - ie) Zz. sing! e ping or ho ’ merican or Eur ; — 5 eo. Gy MEY id heat fur 1s and bat! , WA cor. 7th and 4 ah? va . : 2A0o sa. : i] r ar haf ) Ve 1295 N.—Room and — — or connecting: use- | sSinigie or en & Hy opean pian: large roo 118 . ' MEYE R REALTY urnished: $30 a | SHINGTON., 851 7 hestnu:, : J I. EPSTEIN : . : i ve gentiemen: private ¢ _ board for DELMAR | gas ran-e. | heat: p a. | suite: private baths aan = BAR a fib. | LEXINGTON, 516 Sn ow. OF: bath, electric et O—1li iarge ~e Main 2163 N & SON In t! CLAYTON ROAD LO i for a renewed on S en: private family; garage.| ° UMAR, BL... 4353-—Ne ‘aie fees) | cellent food: 1 homelike surrounsigas: @x- — S014 roome: | eq meakfaat roc 161-65—New 4 | a ALTHEIMER. neat _ plant; . S17. Chestnut. ¢ R LT |. MEC { @aat of Boe and ' MOON EPOR South E Al ) | ~ + OR PARK—4 fine — “on ——-. a . mee car. licht be ac = =~ comple te) 7. — eto ba” i. @ecres fishil we BR AND.- N | PRATR _nion. Forest 876° 2 JONES. — ———_--— able for tailor. dr . new, 20840. suil- foe © Warner av.: two : sots i! JUMIATA:; a79) 7 oon suveniumneniniens priy ment rooms vy furnished | ree Mer 12: Fours $958 EW ely ROC y j tIIF. 351291 J: (e91 ) —— parlor mueic y goods, shoes. bea eet. also two ict ote. i ap 1CKS:;-7 and b6/p - Noemi for two 1 With ¢ Wilt oe | rivate, gas and electr eye Sax ence ct HM, Mot tar, 70% A pen, oe: builder | - TO $7 ( MS | - room, Kit henette wand 2 be ing "brea? = ers Northwest c. ete. . uty | Forest 2505 » 40x130 feet Hl 20-21 - (oes. Qn0, 33124—2 alien le. | Owe slectric free; $8.50 weew. | COTTAGE _705 Chestnut. (5) At 5633 PF io. |\SAN FR 1d 2 bedroo ast | ANDERSON. 488 | WESTMOOR PARK- ( : so oA—2? aie . , — ae AGE-—C. - >___ eens _ 263: ~y . aANCISCO ma. (e768)! ISON ~-—.. Se R PA ; Cal, topes. 2. some with with Esieerins rooms, private | sip 4 PARK RL 4: 9 place Reine od: light, water, fire-| Temple } I} ‘corner of Page and | em: pewly 8c . 48°9—6 rooms Ae bungalow 1 eO— New a South lent future ~~ Attractive lot. exce!- in thie w r uced 8 oS ae ictor , chen: f ». 4381—Roo: - | eel €or npletely furnis:.ws eve apartment an elegant 1°. 4 : cra t ac vars ms mod v . garage Colf n a-Troom Cc ar ———-_ hades drive. 40% ee side of Mol! eek. Murry MAND BOARD—Lady e _ALT5SM. | est 7414. urnished of unfurnish J. ous | — he Benton 244 ta “am Apartme a anne completion os | SPAL “DING, 5205—F¥ our i ee ee CLAXTON. ax 33itie | why _ 4573-75——2 at in f wi 130_ Url] Forest 2808 _eehae) ) share new flat with mploved wil) | FOUN ened, F wun - _ Apartments consist o __lor. Murph ——Four roon | | CLASTON, 5 3n7 eRe rents $3030 yea . 2 stores, 4 offices. NDUP SALE | =" y DOU congen! "TAIN | arge living r an excep al} Murphy bed: . 18, SUN par- bu N. O38s—Bea ut ifs — 0 fr: Drive : : | Y LE | coreintes UP ES — 1988. oe ig CT = © hone Socotra: og 4 eels 3 —oi— Nicely‘ furnished ~% i led 6 diate droom: 16 feet = Sern. AE - bathe, of on y finishe > S| ty cil ESTER 41 er it pene Heights | fronting reels : 7 “ uw seat : 'U. nin couple. . bath r &S ' Pp y in-a-d : room “ ith ~ — ; ar d - _. . owerTy and anes 2 ‘ rooms os. ‘s , 2 4187 —~ — ho Acme : tr’ . ere. S105 Also ne CoV. ‘ . LI 3 a _ on ae d H ‘ rasonan e ’ : kite! : ¢ or bed. off of W ‘. . ‘ A Mu : e ’ by re ene. realty M un por" *h shades ceiling : big co ’ : rw store metal - . Minnie. Lena Sport Cou LeZt-22 * emplove’ 862— Room and : AMILTON, 1°70—3 or 4 furs (C8) ak ogy te hich is the | ALLEN. ‘3 ax 6100 y May 1, rent 39% Ges; hardware Batt’ and marble w pam ater. gas. ciect pan ed, ooar |. 4 for mee it Th . : , As EN o;* EE J { 6) . a ¥ gr ind ae. Te ‘ . Fic, ; peach, pe 1923, 8 \ . MING. oy _ a fe? vu 3 W =a INSINGTON, 5012—~ =" A 4 TEIN. £19 Ch CASTLES ——— rv: $40 — NTH. 1°49 3 — (el inice. la ce est Aud Rom. oO.. 804 N. Repain cE i es | __rooms f Three s ___ Olive 464 estnut st. SEMAN. 40 —— , gis 9 S—Lar ne tE4 D | rKe ottice. hese and rey Bidg.: | semana tS. Ree Ben fring well. H $345 ted. late model ‘ “GIBANN ef Ase K TN¢ ar 7 housekeep: ns connect ting See : uth , 4 aD te = ; steer ‘ater heat . 4 rooms. ~~ »._ Olive. 1938. Tge rooms: open: j bud bene lie t janitor service: ' tee = Hr tn c8®) | , ’ TR hot-water heat for 1 or 2 lad! Loli ain Sh “RE. 919 _ AT RESER = x 5 Northland —7 rooms: EROKEE. 1957—2 ecorated. ee ae - ALINEIMER, i’ HuUPS 5050—La Hodiamont car. | jee er on — rooms, clean x ry iso | ee ome! }—-—--». Om PAI 7 - and $140 _— trici > furn! ished ~ rooms. toll ae. iia + , rr 817 Chestnut FARMS WANTE : _ _ P 7 s : ; tT coo" ‘7 oe ,o ~ —— & ow - . ai e” ’ , i= ate : | like new. pec tourtngs, q board: —— paeeee- floor —— | eee atl n . y+ « gd fioee (A-2 a 3). %4 Sea . : —. rooms. first | C * és se and | , a ; - ; , wee - “fi001 a . rage me 0—10 nd of busal om: as Lor @tock fo . exe nae ph. R BL... SASO—h: ime. 49) ‘eenpine r Ease R00 N —H “ tor or phy beds See iaai- | A EFascteate — “‘LTGENE $ 45 »- & rooms ges: to party rooms, 3 a- Jefferson an ~ n. @. corner | Tihtin . J mprov ed farm: mercanti' OF | STUPEBAKPR — 192 Mes 6. Linc 67-26. $3.50 nt “aie it ST ‘* as; and $90 S rooms; $95 | NE J. ALTHEIMER. 817 ct EASTON, 5972 sty buying furniture, (Ap) | EUGENE J. 4 *SUPHEES reagonabie rent, | ‘ull Se leuionn 4a : pees ' touring : a. } DELYAR Bi.. 5049—Larne ¢ is SKINKER, 280—Room _ eh) | SIMER, 81% Chestons , WAGNER-GRANT-REI COMPTON. ORO4A SS 7 (meses a Toc rooms, back of atu BEE * MER, 817 Chestnut. | ——~ are to owner. : iree : look ~ . plenty good tt : : . € ront room connectin a : mho all aes i iilidieal i } Ooi RE _—— — 2 - ole decor ad “ oO at d ‘ rooms. der 1269—f re —aeee | | A drives like new. = br 6 a ; eat: $10 (B) hotel service ote $5 mont and un: | Pp ; 722 Ohestnut. _ ) ; Rea ‘tors tor 1858W. $50: 7 rooms, $60: o merge: | oor h, beception hall: Ooms, a) Saat ; ) 3220-23 -22 -2: 80 L... 435a3-——N CL - SS avany ' _—-—— — — = ————— Oli iver R621 1 ieS, | CAONNE — pen. \ TEMPLE o $100 month.«cR{ i South FARMS FOR closed mod ~ >, Upen and roome for housekeeping. ew.y furnished * . UEDE -4437—Nicely furni Radaeree a, AMBASSADOR APAR ii —? sa ECTICUT. 385A—~4 . = te PL. 1444—98-room ) | sea SCHEETER Fai hwest SALE | | els. ; thern expos exposure De! mar ieswe ne Ne Kitchenstte: Nicely, furnished room dell bi.; teusived a ARTMENT—4209 Lin- Marseilles Apa ' , heat. ‘ad ults ane bath. hot- possession 2. , Mectete | ee funk . a CHESTER. 7343—Store i> pant. 7 1) St. Louis t . Cole. 7 EXRIGHT 56215—Choil ow. ic7h L.. : ? 4384——F ‘ront. ; » eg ficiency. See a iiding: 5 or 7 room ef-— 5 57 — rtment Be — Ail , ; rage ‘rand | - O87 ‘2 _Deimar ‘ 4 B. A. THOMP ; f¢ wy os Coun y Olds. ‘yawsy tour. $450 south room: exceliemr Ss , second-floor : Heep e: housekeeping 8 ee ; 1 9 OREON E. & R. anager at building or oJ (4- i) ) V ATERM AN . iT 4s ™ INTY. 3857A—6 7 pe, | a OE OG SON; | West Bent ron 18a ” 3% “miles Gre i Maxw ane tour. .$150 ENRIGHT ” §617 aie (4) | LAC] e “4441 ing: gas ra G. SCOTT, 800 Chestnut , i Ww 4it 1s... AY i | my } rooms :: $70. adults — " tJ rom “city. : Buie a tte >3 tour, $350 h home e ee 4-omfo: table roon __#nd asement —— furnished . oO: h . (c61) ere » have available in this ssa ° | E 1 EV E NT H. 9 33a - , te) | FURN. HOUSES 2 Bin N — Modern offices: j ; a res: 6 miles | Ruiex on lal 875 20 geen Cabany aw double, | LINDELL KE 434: =e or TE. (e4) A19b4.50. Call fi room effic | ~ ||| Each “apert oo 5 room Bnet Be nm | ¥ | My lectric, $35 w~ floor: 3 rooms. 7 FOR RENT. $100 busy corner, Everett Bide. rk 7 ae food ee oa will see BING | pVvANS. 3H (a7) cold. water ~ I—AD , | Call Be: ency; rent } ment has til ents. jj rk ults only: ow outh DELM. . ee ; nable off ; ys-Knight t a is—F ront ro ———E id water in roo EF and BUCKING iton_ 48 (o8 shower concealec e bath with GIBS = i owner | BIN west 4 [AR BL... 6378—S = 762 er oconsidere. x Dorng tourt our.. $150 & demen: private. om and bog : zi om. "Delmar “doe : fi HAM COURT, 49° _-__fe62)) || floors cealed bed. hardwood IN. 4954—Flat (c4) NGALOW—A _ business. pomessi tore. goog for any See ne. . S32 5 LACLEDE a a > % —_—— —_ ‘ + ciency. $55 > 4—3- ef- | and gas store wood rooms and | at near th —- month bargain lor Pi rrone. é: s810n April SQ ¥ (e> ii oo -Sua 4411 Ae) (cS) | M PHERS . — eS GA 5; 5-reom; $70. room | furnished re and refrigerator bath De! m the park: 6) {| ths; owner lea ‘the summer 380A Delma See Mr. | IMP Still oth ~ ing re ell-furnish -RBON, 4130—Si TRS, 6266—L . (8) | || . Rent $70 to $85 GRAND BI ,_apermar S93. ng Sept. 1, 7- Ying June 15. DE! a (c PROV D PR’ C ers to room. or board ed sleep privile ngle. room c] st floor eas . | for inspectio 5. Ope } 4, 4738 8.— (c4) . 7-room b return- 4 yt - . $945—Ntce r ee | $85. | 2647 A— —ceeel | Ww ; usiness; hea ~-e . days. Bomont an Sun- is U1. BI... A219 ay = _ 6 4 hae ent a8 78 sa wt ae ; omy Peg tke te EHAN. 721 Chestnut. APARTMENTS FOR RENT | aiat sree yard. A—3 rooms, water,| KENSINGTON. 50 est EUGENE J. ALTHEIMER. # yon ice. l . neals eine ar 4027 “Ory | RYLAND. 43 ' tJ $1, »S - — | S— 3 re de 038 — Trarst a Ml) nut. ; “ hi le or rr payee J 40—C oO ne ' ern t . -s ¢ “on and g , —— ome bath, - ne ‘e. 7. roo Furnteh HOD! 13. 500: H A. A USED CAR SRDEL Bi. 3810 —t Ree | gink, Topms: water a1 nnecting housekeep- | Dated aerimente, “cateny’ 1011, | FURNISHED TUNIATA, 38444—Wddern Slectric: S28.) Toa Hore DEVELOPMENT & Sai od reel | "good retail” caction, he “St outs Gard DUBINSKY R . : sonthern-expo —Beautiful fy . conveni- | DELMAR BL. _ com upper - Federal Res SALES C dows : ree a ‘3 : ’ posed re irnished M A} “a MAR p27 Renae ee a _ {Ge at South i mae “ a pe! . Bank Bid , CLY "DE ~4 isplav w . — le reelient ew oome runnil , {YLANL 4 ‘ ~ . : a. pe29_..°4 floor v7. - — YET _—" ‘ ~ — ———__ Mive 312 tern ‘ KETCH ‘ n IN . na better than the MePITERS oe “; = x -~ — . x ty i re , ~ : eal $Pes? . . : ' Ou me ¢ — Used Car E GE #an he init meals. garage, (c3) ARYL xD. ae 5431W., DELMAR, 6232 IMER_ 817 (Chestnut, | wrence. Box 0-85. _ Post-Dis and | fnguiee Minted iat’ fies ae rage. two baths. i320 oo and ge good location a of 3 rooms above; ARBOR TERRACE—lLat LE « xchange, S See children. ourd. love and ‘are for ¢ ful conne a TB nay wo keep also sul Sys ey yy a — east: 4 rooms. ——_—_—__-— | FAM. ._404A- : a ae est. | =e orest 69273. | of business. oe store or any kind 1: oo from rk wood - on Oakwood. het . re | ' : a ope we Ult { oft ix a oe eR, F o78\ | = — ' , * ; 2 enh & Locuet Se. : BREHING. ag an home fully furni she 4% model os a : ; EGE Jr so e for doctor oO FTRNIS _ Southwest Olive 8456: “3, Sami electric. Mad ee 8) ber * 3723—Offices: four (c8&O) seeaunnan Call Forest 805 . ra Pr: ~ EVEN 1514 — shower, unueiue! ” — hoard. twin | *eWS T “Al a j -~s ’ . - TY ) ~ i ly 7 . -T - > | ' Pea, he — astia Cc . a e PP Ac essories, Parts—F ; —_ Foren 8678) / Southere thon L@PAGE 6240 - ee ge: gesirable: 3 EES iEIMER. S$i7 Chestnut.) —- oom, new. Parkview 1259. bri toe reeme. let ¢ = a ee | W N Wen yg oo —% y? airGaun ier nester av. Benton 486. O.. | BACe. te walks, . AUTO > PARTS—For - or : AD, RPOARD—Facentionallc 1 (o4) roome: high and ruri nisheg housekveping SASTG > S04 Fou, : . ton ARARTMENT——Beavltifull (oh) — heat: strictly moder Murphy beds __West End. at about June 1. he house in and Shawmut. with Pg on Minerve esses: terms 3 — and metor - Mh. Sidney 37 ny car, 200 red: | expece’ room. beautifully arge PAGE Si. biss— ay sleeping, vo! fl parlor | poam: from, M ully | furnished; 4 | McREE. 3624—New } odern: $99. (¢92) | abany 7850. pasate upsta ood ut modern | OWner and bul WREN PARTS — ae item _- excluel: West Pp a willy fur bitchen Saar ~Desirabie roo! ~_ J PST oor th ~~ = P . arkview tao. ay 1 to Be —. fs Ca f i” is ae rn a8 ee ors a ue ‘ Ou e . “aay ALTHEIM ER. &} 90F Chest _— a ee furnshed stairs. , and tile bath. Key , a, j > r apniann. 6200 ‘Easton. Cab. fon. on 9840 oO STREET STORE _ TOMROY Inv. CO of W t 4th Al ler 4°? o =e. 13 ! reo « ex ° -- Ren e {, =—_=* oe! : : : — om aT’ has : dé ‘ *{nut i or . . ‘ e late posses |'OSAGE 847 __(e89 4 — (fF rooms. ——— . _4#s (cRO) : ‘ ive at . fin . oo. ; ‘ a aed = = ‘ee Ont Men, ar , imished PAGE le "28° 4. ~ mNHRGH I » nd , — _——— 4 HOR SS ae SE ET * ‘ ates 47 Gan New - ) above s« bath. sleepin ae iving roome: h : e. large store wi electric, . ———— ( ; cr PT vie - R I tT oe "fa sonat im oonve ° ce Ay ' } fron —_ na rtene: a —— \-Toom aieain n | at hey a 5063—3-room n ae Sen ES (¢ i furnace. ra rages 9 ALS. ooms and bath. modern. Bent also r ‘ooms. vitch poren ; busy locality: oate furnished: a. house: 50 Ny Batte front: 2 or mor I. (OS —Third-fl f i , iv; ome ~~ > I>} 1D ene ‘ fir apartment; porch —- fu Kusal 4titin—— ph }, Aer eee, (cd) | FOOTE. = 869W enette; | or any busines table for electrical, radi — lot? ri BATT teries = =— SS ———— --— pre: excel! lene ho ard nat cc; Ee 7) ~~ : : mle eT ZEI . 7 , _= . Re mn »VMiA N Main 598 - ae for sumimner , adults . rge ont. new: $45 mr nice rvoms tile nat r | J. As Cc wonr - -roorm house. Possession May 8 on die lav is desired o = RY baresing. $5 wu =—— .' | room S625—2 neatly furnishe fo 1017—Five rooms sun ta | KINGSRURY El. 5098—4 (c62) | SEVENTH. 123 (72) IRFIT, 1024 Titie G ‘DALY & McC ax Mpatieries 141.5. _Chestay parts for . ROOMS FOR REN : ° rs t ; siy? > . > . . Vv ‘ - 7. one! t} pario! | cy - unexpired as te -rmom effic er S11; open i ly S aaanree clean flat i HOU SE- : 7 roo!ln 8. hardw iti — ruar. Bidg. “NEW c ABE R., as : Pe ' . J >. on ri le arti > & —_——— , 1 : , a6 Ss. n ) ¥ A ReoMe—t. ight house re d ¥ AGE Br 30001 —1 : lain 21633 EPSTEIN . on N, | ee ctric_inclages. apartment 215; gas | SHAW, 4106—3 ee s= r Jam ee Bg ang ~ 8 ison: hie STORES FOR RENT uto Bodies fencer oe keening: a roon - va —Two nice! ty —~, FOREST PAR ‘ estnus (oe) | » BL, 418 Aron a ica) phy bed, gas ra me and ‘sunroom m: - Mur. | NOI son, Kirkwood. " ocat — or ~o A » 1 : : bent + : im tee | . , 3) a iy ice _? _ — cn AND. 4: 28) nat OR 5) ! T4RJ ac~ AO Ru (414—B a oe D on av. Re vib ile ~ hid Ce jen 173 3 = as | . RO rere: 4464 Easton ; ’ Cea i PARKVIEW, 4540—Nicely fur ke hec; Wii deco me ay : r water. heat fur- OLIVE 3707 —i¢eal 2 = Pe (cert) furnace. —— a td A—4 roome. ~ hath ROX *K, re keys call Benton reliabie Olive 8941. 791 iB ) E. Co. lens RARG -aATNS—Alwav* co ALCAZAR mtral suitable for 2; convenier a ished roo POR ak THE 1 =is creat (1146, (cl? | nished searemente “sis” % tToom tur. | SHENANDOAH : 41 ecorated: rent $55. | JA ALL RD. 120 §.—9-room eine _ = ? | Fa * 5 ry * i a” a" ; ‘ on ° 1 . I - . ,_—5 : ; . ’ ~ a ~~ — ? . roe . _ , , = aaa 7 al | - ° ‘ . _ a) $ 7 . ' r AS - + . — ’ r —" $10 un: terme, trade, 27: 35.¢ or tA ee oe er » | cellent meais for - 4. , . 4 SCT 800'Ch Vania. | adults Forest 661k. responsi hle rH RT e ENT, todas . : (c ) We ~a ey Murphy beds . : floor. 4 “oo:ns hed apartment: o bedrooms: room fur- | ss N rth, , rooms. e Leetr' .- ‘ee HOUSES FLATS, Gen Live business section. W Well igented. wi connec r ; ' WES $65 4 : ray av. ebst ; th $17 og he cost $325: our orice pecting or separate; also garace ROOMS——S. ff ont enrences. EUGENE J._Al THEIMER, 81 ~ STMINSTER. 4123—4 roc ——— é Kors ett OUEe eee S50 00 FOR RENT FOR COLORE JAS: -¢ “MORFIT. 1024 4 ar Groves: | Or 008 Se aoe bearing angie Ro . me Aa3% in a oe nell ; me urnished for h HEM —— 7 Cheatnut cely fur voms apd : , | - - SREAN, —99 ; T, 102 5 ee vi —- ashin PWrabie + wes ss \ousekeep >MAN, ~44 ee te rrut . . irnished ape ath _Chestnut_st s (om) | COMPTON. we D oO 4 Title G h. x 0-41 oa ey BODY —-Stee! Auwp: fine col —» North ' : one Forest 38200 ine vorch: °4 floor: AY 10. 20s and screened ar . me B..-¥ —" $2 ) per o SSz laun@rv ; N= © | Four rooms, bath TORE ROOM —Corner: 20x = Bibs. (6. J. AND 2 raat a rooms. (eR2) ner RTE ENTH = POPLA =. ° -~ ander. u S. I 752 State - corner en | up . . 2°8§ NT (cS) a FP ap cea wimar-Unios , LINGS BURY T oo ef __1cS9) ne ACING Ft — aad (ci m sh. ON , Tre PECK k ms new f! , r- el —Third fio gentleman : Tnion; steam he GSBURY BL. 5755—1st fi 554 CING POREST P. 7 . { FL: K ESTATE, 210 ats. $15 up. } ly furnished southern or south: Be. dd | ROOM — Lov _s Forest 1176. ¢ Mi? lanitor Meam’ neat . hm = ja = -_ five comp! hi a mere Apt. 200 ~ 1 me ae orner Ninth PLATS PRANKLIN, eran er? right Ride. ct) |\'WANTED B oom heds: Levin hw yaaa He exp@seure , Aas ; — m lecorate to sui : paves S. | large por h- “toy J nas room efficiency: | Jt HN S OL AKE oy oe aumeruts sore. ie electric. bath and -“ — fiat. BAKPRY USINESS, P’RP’SES = Andel! 770s TL 1. 2a F wae : abany 6800 epiadanl quod Tyee > BRO . ¢ Res ollet 7. = OR LACL ——— Faas al ) tO., 815 ¢ ' ALTY ATION ; Sat whe ornate y 400% —Lendon. o large. Ligh 5544 BARGAIN—StU BLET ec egcageneg carer am — . aoe GL ASGOW, | 512A— 8 707_ franklin av. | rooms: South Side — With ip ie ~ oms, vacant : room sflicieecs, ———s vy furnished 4 ret WOLF tok nce nice “rooms, bath, | = Oo. = . 7 2 rve luding ice “4 - ; Southwe t i Jisl -POL LA At 74 TOL N. ‘ SP CE Wed —To j > s Sth. Oliv 3 ‘ se. 19.000 - AFVONSHIhE: 410933—N ores P , e 3383 | PP nn light manufactu A 4 ioe = —New 6-room flat: | SALLE. 3437—2 fini (co! s necessary. Box T-127 — facili- picked over: you rooms: water gas: $15 shed basement , r “ee m-Dis. chance like this will never bane ante me (e*) JAS. 4. DAVIE & 00, \ Bomon a04 NN. 1 esidence : new, complete: easy terme. +4 Muitablie for 2 centie —_ — —_ = roe) a ene a au V in apartment ; prea r lease one 4-room a ‘so 4 TF pt Jackson, 1075 »4° y | 6428 WA TRMAN $55 newly d . we y decorated: second f! 56 loor: rent $0. | w (269) |LA_ SALLE, 3437—4 = | ‘ -room flat. $35: | R EA I aay" YISSANT 4398 ; . 5 » 4 : DP mw M Sal 7) Ires | Ane GEE. furnished toom, with “priv west ap! TIRES—. s—— Aix Sale stall after 6 or Su with private Roe v det Tdndell R51 2! Yad * ae unday: reasonab! von. R5IK GAG: 3. . ae : 31 SRAND. 151 — — 2p eo cpt) ROOMS—! : eigen 5 a Lia 16 : 510 N.—tTLieht _ c@nnecting — “ees Arcade Bid $4. tubes, a!) sizes. me. sink and kitqhe nousel een ne | nithed for housekeep! completely fur- | DELANT ig. Olive -33._ TIRES—We have Fora = 4862. nette: Lindel! 4954 Forest Park ping. second floor.| and ND. 822-5 roome preakfas ®.room effi (Goodyear, Goodrich DISON °94°Tw = = (e4) | ROOMS—2 large. bes Be eS } in-a-dor he fast room | furnished lciency apartment. co Call Gre — 4 ae » In wo furnished = ho; | or J beautiful hor J s.. EPSTI ; newly decorated mpletely | nd ® : also ell eines DN fF rooms: fas. bath: private ouse anp te ees to stores: must ety -roenge Main °182 it “TN & SON ome: ready for Bh nian te eo ehidiren wel M AGNOLIA. 4963 " trades, Standard ‘TGOMERY 1926—Neat!+ 87.50 1 = reciated: reasopab! | e seen to be | LIMIT, 70 “a &17_ Chestnut. ‘TY nial Le AA ge rvice ly mode 3A—New 4 room —} agent there ms it Washington. aa rooms ani kitchen: 6 ey v furnished 2 \r. VINCENT. 31 — Lindell 44045. | . Mes. , *d north’ —5 large room = >? ' S| MME R R A bh ral WOLF “PC TLL see at once. $45 Ss, Strict | TWE NTY: FOUR co*) dp enray a oot pe . prices oot! Sat ©1TRA Per werk. __fe5) kitchenette Front room and Cabanv 50 moession if taken at 6 and Ww : : 4 I ES ILLACK,. 101 NX. Sth. Olive 33835.) 4 house. 6 ae 1100 N.—Corner, poodrich en irestone ons rnished mo - — Arar?’ ment oO- v ERNOS TS LINDE = ical » pn ey nD - . OOETT L . eid. tine for vour Ford or “Bad 40 . ne month m: Private family: hws: or we Tae 34 floor room. s eeping re 4 ; 43°R8A—R8 rooms ioe We eekly or Monthly Rates ~ Se oe ~~ o027—oO and 6 room — WASH, TEB_ REAL TY. 2707 Franklin n ev. tires taken {nm trade. NrEENT 15°04 N —Houseke VERNON 53°°— —arer . mtor service: &afr >. a several com ely r — hardwood floors. loud! as room ~—Second-floor fla Co, 2871 Washington. © NTH. 1504 % a N. 5322 raze. Lineen.| fe pletely | Tage: all 1 double ga- ne, electric. b at. three REAL 67 Washington. foom. water and pao N.—Housekeep! neg ter in r — Housekeeping roo ns ; 77> ——- | in-a Lor rae Tvier 18fJ ’ . —— — room a! 80 smal i fe m: — 4 = “1 ‘ ; ue yi —— DE r beds: phone. 7 : raed Bw two “i and school«: owner upst . ?a;&r we. 5 » 2707 frank !t - 1s °71 a7 4 Yost te (ry) \ ERN( iN 507 , SR (« 4 , i_ney . J _ >. —4- room apa artmen?: LMONTE HOTE [ unens, dish rmsta reir Ay) ASH, £007 A—4 RE Good ves tone. area Nissty, furnished canal we cobnecting Too and-new furnished: will saer | 5630 ‘Del | rooms: AL ESTATE AND 3 B4n4 $7 bo 3 x4 7 private home. Tvier 333 room ompiete housekeepi ng: gas ~- oome 4° “gr 10 sacrifice. Lin- “62 MELVILL mar (33x) West : oven: $30. oS S o08h C mai! orders f 3%, 33. m ri N. 98°RA—Twu Se i : ge. Sink ’ WLP eri. an -3..m, ses) § . y E A ee LN ene | ;_ corner : °7 50: o - ing Two modern h iW ASHIN ; : ic76) ain. ‘. aba ‘on Hi? 6600 D 4 ALAMO. 7144—5 root oe . __ Open. aS ails after 6 Aa Alhoe © gga $6.5 . ps wt K ¥... 36—Conne eting Troon s.' a tS 8 Fm eee a | oe mes 4 room ethic : ge uttfully wr AR heat ’ modern: of Sag ee: or at a sedt theta fmabane ass — au Me. 4 eonvenicnces. MAPLE, ¢ , ‘ ___ (76) | date. fur — cency tnew ue-te iARRIS-WEINB = have 3 (fust south Ww ASHIN ; —s all niences DSO! . urniture, . rm all new up-to- EINBE RG 3 large roo , of Cass’. — : —_ Northwest roon a aio aN Bo a (Apt. E)--Front marble fin Ww 5 and 6 rooms, with | dishes. est End: ma petri fine a nent | 5 Centre! 6061 012 ° re Aeros CO. | pa IN. 8 81% fine chan. —— ew: be- PAIL J. any —? } . ——— {apie bath: private fami! nest equipped buildt 1 showers; » = ee janitor e en. sil\ | BARTMER ota. _h : = SU 4 bp Lafayet £*) week, a nan rooms W oe poe N Ri, — rey : ~ Tarr. 2 rr . . a por ne ati cory in the city _ Y ORKL BIGH EFFIC $87 > b heat IER. r sanytor nic R- room fiat: Saegin: ut «t. __ Clive 464. fc *) Pe .. F. - GER-KLEIN RE > SPO. hard amen rooms. path, mod- Sw “* Ip 'RBURBAN a ‘a r chats alt ele pe rooms for garane! n, elegant 4058—Dewt Shi, sleep = live 3 - Olive 9494 4 FI EAL LOC ATION CLEMENS “Best —6 ro glectric, ie4) | SBaK forth FRANK L Two-sto ee SUBU eta we Mm a] ORTH AND aveniences, Cobsay | WATE . eee Y ineh .. 5893—First flo -—-a— intheees tc? RMAN. 528®38—Cheerful | Judinge sun nerier al oor, 7 Hav ING | J 1. EPSTE open privileges of water: per month; Mi SICIANS Wta.—W _ housekeeping 52°8—2 front furnishe | joining bath gentiemi heerful roon ad 2 lurze be eaemaa o Me porch and e Be. 5 Rooms Available Main °163. STELY coON ater; good neighborhood. D he —White or cok , } roome, in : G est RTEBNWM = an; reasonabie aan IUG ED _ * Pe. open erences R rec : | —— 17 Chestnu ( , ply bine vain, wa) afternoons. & Bo. h |_modern_ home.| WASHINGTON BI cee > J. ALTHEIMER, 817 Chestnut.) BROW eae 8. i (082) | ae cana Tees Se ful =e —-} wt S_ ‘olfat 4 = fe ut housekee PE -. S8Alo ] > | ie _ "yy - a “4 NT? —-— — of w ’ ' firet floc as ping ro ; or: oY a eg (of) ING : “WALTER JONES t floor South CEAI Te RAL. 1516 —Light housekeeping.” swe meneame ee "apartment 42.6 reeme. asening B choice | 5538 APARTMENTS EWING. 709 NES RE $18 “hestnut | | TENNESSEE, 4752A—Garag ey ESTATE CO : Musical instruction - ni esas SH eeping, 2) WE STMINSTER 4633——) fur | baths; $150 ; rooms. sieeping porch, 2 | _Four-room effi | nn es ! ele fixtures pond pecans, bath. new elec- | | _ floor, electric, $6 a month e. cement , t Quer Sate WANTED AGENTS JaAZzZ- —eP a 3 : AL. 4i20A—S -- ment rooms: ~ . - ul nished base > E PSTEIN “s ' Yr. shed for hou ‘ , ° eautifullyv fur- w AL TER JONE decorate | _ eakon course v€ mm: priva ingie or paguble WESTMIN. private bath; $7.50 , ,_gtain 2163 & SON, | cludes ligh sekeenving: $75: r ¥ — S R. E. CO.. 6ik Ches a — > v pe oom Ss 4 . ee —— — 2 ' ; ario . ? Phas ive Too U 1 ye ™™ . EE Ae i 9 ' ry - T , : IANU 17 Sina iepert - fea. esony Park: Market- Taylor ished cana: ded ee ae om EDW ond Noor rere ms esd sun RAN E LAC iH AP AR — 3 ‘c4) —y = . “it I isa—é \——o large rooms, mod- a tee “ore “ck; beat. i 7 —-Garage. Rn, age ent 4 syne austen men ind ae . ° os: . ’ ES ee : : Oa ae ' tu ae ) , SAK EWE! | 4 Tr ~ P ; | ~UCiIIC., r, e cont o you ony H. Keuts, Wed. et ae ren S. — Large pa! any WESTM! ra: reakonaple. | Si S—S223 ew gD 5707 Rot ans 's r @ “eo IN, REALTY co.. 104 N pe Tea al a | lina Dive our “contract. of alteraions jenn ‘elaurant (c#) “10° PE -— — > .s. tn S\ix-room 'f: m FL Eee.” Olive 3¢@ or Uitte 9424. wie — 3617 _ Delma cars. ‘poly a indell 520 t. aris > $2 PIANO TFUKD across street. fod) | ir ‘RK PL 4219—, Ty 2 PERSHING 1 | housek efficiency; neatly f MIAMILTO ————__—_~— mar. 2 | _— . Phone! ms ings ~ T. - aa. — ‘ ay : NG. ir > ay A ly furni N. od - " a = | ar, teed. > TUNING — Repairing. (Oe Teom to hall reorm “and | ences apartm: mt: couple: $? > all ossekeep ; adeeninen “es Ba geen snr with al! the bath one 4-roon a in-a p anes = f oat aa a4 tar ve i ~; rOORE:A UT oderdn. — = ——— (9) Wide pat 4 4-room frame : a A , vrome °! roome . : , TRO ptlemen. | WES | la ree clean — = 5) ; CaaS aT Centrar ; te 4 at “yoo! " 8. hath. his ' hoad ; , pe tl tractive and Li ve neizhbor n oe ~~ lot, 40x! automobile for my absolutely itke an ‘orest Pav TEST PIN or st 14. ic4) att wh. We ad 1oOMS. | °420A | pCOT RUN : le: jease. Main 2724 . P s and electric. *5 new: see at once: " = | E Al.. 3860—H + WASHINGTON Eo (e62){ te. buyer roomie: electric: eT MARYI. AND 4300A——8 lar —-— -— | 272 (et) | ost-Diepatch. . 1004 Olive st. payments, -ABOL IAN @ | wey e dr 7 ee ! ma canape an ager lousekeep! ne or} ond 5 reems. Gun > apartments. 4/| CiAss es 1 got yrnity t re. rent et -first-c ss A ag unt" $80 rooms. in Business } -roperty for Rent ‘ TTY? PROPERTY Witd—_PFo 5) well built: conv . urnishe sean ment | 3 INE . _nhon rhe Se = *58B—3a floor 5 reoms. a NGER-KLE! > > tore r ach wre gd SEER CPRIGHT— Latest plein SNOLIA nished. Sidney 14433. | oer oe nM ny - ge house. | WASHINGTON Bl... 3? © danitor | £U Gest s ce est asta reoms, bath iE 4048. CO.._ Otive 36 different. more barver shop. B 4 F-- fouls. price. $2 A rig Ply miles or cote._OFTO Viet + . y: wonderful tone: © NOLI A. (ce) | .Wenlences mation; all con a on stenente: .. 3703 — U — ; J. ALTHEIMER, 817 © ; goes ay —5 rooms, bath, heat ond) 1 erent lovati », etc.; seve proper rs per ecre: 7 : xcept lw 4131— - _ neasonabl . Apartment ‘ Unt Pe IMER. 817 * t —eine 3 , heat enc - ations WV ebs! : ae J y;, 4 . wert cit | per Monts. ME BOLIAN CO are’ 231385 a, er skeet he | WEST PINE BL. “41303 toe! | tags stiictmes: wth Teves Y Grand:* %- | KIGHTH. 1318 8 7 a or eres Ric. CO., 618 Cr “WEBSTER GROVES TRUST CU. Agt FARM Wui A ‘eh de Pine Lawn rr A NCO. 1004 Ol” » Luple emp aA vy modern: 24| OC farnished for rooms. «um includes ge living room. | JOHN s. —3 rooms, electric. ef commen Pith estrt * ee leffingweil and nee, bw. cofner : PiANii—Steinway rier ~ 20027 eved. $10 per wee. | adults, for housekeeping pellent view rent $65 and eleciric: ex- ‘ BLA KE @ BRO... 815 pee $20 ROMAINE Pi... 598 ‘- —_— (cB ) flats: income A gee ave.. 7 stores. 4 PLAKEMONE mache nical condas aulen : Rs ket ; Cri a44n 9 - i icRP: | eet re ars J (c16) | HIG — estnut «#t roome: modern 5o81 A——F' irniahed four : | clear farm or ema! annually: — Hit accent galow w with BL. 23—O-reom spon Halil UAth and Ove at o> —— 4 reoome for ROOMS —— . = ario —_ ; - - iv ,e > rooms ; and sun : ae at Soe 1616 aT cll tc4) SARAH “pos ad ulte: references: ‘S4 x RUII n Central mee eS OPH ER “REALT wick, bn. 7 rat Rae electri: FOR RENT OLO " DW ARD 7 Orated > en ' 4 ees , rooms, ele cat N — i 2.8 ve choice retail lo. sDING —60x140 one-st nestn aS Olive 4779. LTY t.. "abo MOUND cr 7 PLANO— Slightly —" ~ BRADK A Bi) io NRIG ar ao be RED ERNE . BAKEWELL -S614A- - 2 ee 4) wees irqnefes = sign 0-407, Pos-Dispat ory: . will divide y cash for —- (cRB) | Forest 1000 — co. ee 4 a - —- : . —_— 7 r " ‘4 TT : he 4 ‘ ‘ ’ ’ te JA little, eold new for : front oor Deligniful. clean. fur v Lindell 43 ana or front: two } ; "Tew ME aT 118 Th ' _ kas. et aeed oomes ' Main 7163 S & SON, yA vee 510.214 N.—New — on f reasonshie oh property. any | i ~ DORE AND ber a. ah balance ot 16% . iN. His 4 4 bus Vietor 3°39 iE \ r 7 a “4 j 4 > = _ | "27 tactede: ¢ dors M >t, ' | PEC = T ATE. con repair, “al ‘ rT FNS Nw fur : vans led or _unfurt ue hed Minde!? $09 wi *) bye . a ee with a Sunroom om | OLIV : 200: — B10 Wainwrif’ f la nia h y. FU reat ORAL W : oo eon) 10U TE AU. es 3 ‘ large store on : RE oe ‘ %t 3x — . . PMT) Rt ax 4364 ce ka I - e109 Chest? Tt, —" ' STANLEY EPST ment ; tere size TA HLA M ATS FOR RENT—F urnished VEO he JJ — Lye. pone ae cose aein aRDT Side buyers for vacant: DWELLING AND ——- — . Rule b—F urn ish ri ? ua? on hen > oor: fF onal Late Bid arge modern offi K ry vice: mTnr F Has 3 veER-Pl : custo Nette: ompontt. od front room anéd| “=ST B! f°) | put t, wit! — hy = _ DE 4 Koutreble tidg | IF _F. CO. 2647 Gr ) table. for —— id Wee at her player site Us CF ye fen. e_Latayette Park né | __ couple. ceed 4 Ke Z_faems for | BUY NE} ALTHEIMBR. 2 et ASHLA North ge os denirhbie. 17th floor O85 BL sit ra2 33: Gravois. _ ERP garage? OO foot let, pr this and bench 1c rae gentieman P _furnished. " Lindel] 2R23W. '°) | ALTHEIMBR, 817 Chestny LAND. 4443a— 65: ' SS per month. Cail Ulive | —eome >. 0’. priced ' month e se ludied. ae hl nan preferred - ; ~ estnut leere. I Ne 4445A—5 rooms hardwe Tt) Ma TY v3 ee ail Uiive mt 956. M4 Pine. a i. ive Piano O°. | Ogenial home for (oe) ROOMMA Ss ANTED | APAR ‘TME “VTS “FOR RENT. (c4) | edulis t bath. brick garage tee At Mas , —y Nice sear ais _ FOUR’ rH. _ 806 eae eT ery a HE can cf veour vrevert —— _ (oR) ' + ERS-COMERFORD RF tL rLaTER-PrANO—M - ‘ room; $1 or gentleman rE we 126 DELMAR FAST —————_—— Cam, | y till Septe uber Afax 2 4 | izht manutactor oF | a’. Try CHAUNCE y when others 500 odiamont ar Catany 3600, (om ahbosa®: ~ : 0 month. Gran |\ROOMMATE Wta— aa Tive rooms. tile b |EAST GRAND BL. ie) * as ~i oe? | Jf EPSTE Chestnut st CEY P. HEATH. of et Rate eg of « toxmer SS St. » a ee ae " é would like to pipe ee business man pheses, screens. Q — hardwood floors, | tric; open ; 20 Oo ene teak rooms. eiec- | ©). 14 wis 6 4411A—4 root aimee a?,| Mein 2163. at Satin , i PAY — re 3165, 118) | ol4: will sell ay plaver: > aS rt isekee ring. reom —* wed tment: al! conveniences. oF 3s ed | et F P fanitor servifoe: Lg : GRAND RL. 131°2R N iS eel trie ecreens. steam hegt furnished : i'NINTH,. 8913 N —Eerant lovat st. (c3) . kind. if ne mErOved 7862" ens enensible party pint tN PIANO | cr. om WAT. ie. Sn | eet Dire BD | ne rent & end put in first-class uired; | —eteam est. $3750. Ser ——————_— | rage newly decore‘ee em reduced. _(¢)"| apaic chop OF Sarees. _ en et re- | 525 Wainwright Bid - Brow eo4« ~. 1t “th b! AND ri room ‘tor? 430—Reautifcl , (c@) ion, ren RT ct Baty Call cond !- | Se 4420—+4 roams, modern. fi tee) mee. ————- | Fr — heetnut Olive er —- “Ss > — BNREDET1, 3612 _.- geatien 4 ° . LE TY ormati ’ ,oGern - in- | rink, Sli~—Lar — i?’ , — PLA TER-PIANO—Tn ens S ee an: sf l= . ROOMS WANTED _—s. _Otive 2:0 SEAT! ate hits. (08) RT TORR 81835 ey _ South ee ag te S300 ives brick. $7500. terme: arked to a ok Be Shteegs' A— Nice oe QOOMS Wtd.— Mother separate en —5 rooms and artic ARK. BHOi——Purnished 5 ——s 620—Fine b a a : le Ms eem’ venven 4 . ant nildren want we trance to ea Lic, ba . . 7; | BEN usi léecation : - with, volte qn Ben emaonet® | nex has4. Peet biseth = 4953 WEST PINE peregrine Pet: BBO. an ot cers AK Gree a contguignee sgt | pith bane gio, ‘Kealry co. | Oriainal “Quick gas *, - MB a ; match crx ‘ 00 N bd : cter 51 |} TS 2 PA ate las So T018 onve West ———— ROOMS AND S8T°N PARLOR. MAGAZINE. R03 a Rth et. ‘cc? PIN Ee ADO - Fine business anted” oom lice _,)o ‘ROOMS ano Bo. Reautifully rad ” BATHS | first floo: = ce 3 large rooms : REN ALTHRIMER & BRO. unions Se Tal : ae ng Nice! y furnished ight | saaw AN ARD WANTED lease. For Bn py tg qub. | MAGAZINE, 31°9A--4 rooms. ba os West aol fac fi. mw. cor. 7th and Chestnut. oO. Fi he . ° . ree ‘ ’ aeiowr my —. ralking Machin== For '—. mioga—: ee ' y sieter A BOARD Wtd —Hrother _ se on wa LAUDE E. ¥ ROSMAN. ad. | ; red $°8. Sidney 1440 te pes wil S TEN. 1424—Purnished fiat: | BEN wr Tt ‘ne Susiness ze ee rar ~ ; * reomes = both empiore: x M-25 oe. AERA um Cher ome: $9: 458 . at. oO isa —— i bE **: of cee tale ia 40°) siset, te eu! cop vente arrange. | ROOM ND ST __Bos_M-251, F ny wr 108 N_ &th. (04) | Te —! eat rey rooms: Ba _. tei 3) 4h fi, ge See REA . 4 a~? or souble in BOT must ned 1653 5. ~ > iea—_~——— ces. Forest | ployed, west OA tomes. ‘Box 0-413. ° en gas ae, 2 rooms each Gg ~ yo 4020—4 ee Cepetital | eee sHO —— With ; > me or (¥ les ___!¢) | ROOM AND t= xs 0-413. P.-} 14 SOL TH T AYL OR WOLF-Pc $18 . and completely furnished every than ving ale one on 4 en tea **° Seening reo BOARD Wid.—Privat AV. t. POLLACK. 101 N. Sb. Ot cluded, $65: couple. Fx cs i- 100: toe: alte ms! ily; for business «iri. Box Aad Pen Retween Forest Park and Lacied Ottve 8383 | RIDGE, 5066—3-reom f ae aS res . r ‘exceptionally well mciece ay.: PAL = jo8it . room fiat yeniahed com- - ir arranged uw 691° A— lete: newly decor : m > . ee : (6) big. outeide roams; let and —. 6) gas. $2~.50 A ae slectric. | reasonable ecorated: gas range. sink. TaD Adesirn o% Gay Bias )—2. od GRABF R. OO. 807 Cizestwut. (ce) 1g Room LU RNIBHED FLAT—Co er office able for manufact uring Call 5086 Ridse av. apiece. |Mkase REALTY Con Bll Chegtaut «! . (c6) ‘i ; . a ee ite Nal

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ORE REN oe i RT aN: . ~ eT. LOUrE gu- 14,152 FINANCiAL “Wants” last yeer—I 809 MORE than the NEAREST ST Competitor a ———— : . THMURADAY. POST-DISPA TCH. eee a a ‘a a PRIL 3, 193% | LATS. AP'TM.TS. FOR SALE FLATS, AP’TM’TS. FOn SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE LOANS ON PERSON'L PROP'Y " LOANS ON R . be. «a ae ‘MONKEY “td.—Les NOTHER SOLD \ Gentrat Soutn . North Bat og mM) NOT LOSE yOoUR CAK | pate: coro ince _ Ys — ” anne —— — ~ : ; —~ 7rwaTi YT," Pak er 4-2 rooms. double ga-; MON TGOMERT 1117-19—Hou —— s ~~ ""BUNGALOW KESIDENCE > } Your (rid Loan | Or 630] CLEMENS AY EN L k cmos Ri’ RESIDES ' BARGAIN a. aman | emier hw u 20 room. = on ! h— Houses: La tog BUN ~ ~ aTERMA™ We } av ff Gar left | BRI N kK 4-406, Je ‘ “ « . . : ’ te} ; — First Deeds of In ° , las and 3S re. Z tL E. CO. 2407 S B way. | A re home orch across front i#rer — ie fioo ™ > s “ ee a . : . . 4 : SS ~ a T™ 7 ’ TH 2 R oF “VW AG N ER- BL IL “gts ARERMETER @ BF ~ 3 ™ ; en Scar garage. — CASH [srWN | Urine and dining room. santary kitchen ‘ a4; | $1000 to $15 = ee , 4 a ins 31.08 KNICKMEYER-FRAER Ri : ys : prick. 7 rooms. mod- i and breakfast room: 4 beautiful bedrooms prvance Of ; TY. perfect titice QU ALITY AP ARTMEN \T 5556S Dewe—22 Flat. 0 ee | iaee, eaters eeee, Told ee rE | Moore, het water beat, tiie foot. tee-enr en: | Resse. eo ee e- tile baih . | Tae . , ai neo’ 4 ry ie he ~ oe natticiuiat terns Ju . ‘5 =+T ‘ cade , , “0 Ten ” 7" . e adie pen bvening= 1035 N. Grand. ie) rigs rer “indoubtndy malt G1 Terw want is reo ierior G-car cera ' Seman etene At JOHN H chRoTr. Re avr 7098 Chestant od | ed N. 7 ‘oans is Our exelustes so . ‘ : erie _ / ’ ~ ' only "$3: Sow) tT os } : BEAU TIFU Le “~ * eeallibiions . write for sur tre het, a an ¢ prema — WHY Nt AN 407 Sos Gisectenst Cent c . 3 te a a es as wae a cccuaie aa , Edward kK. Lovell pee oy a 2 rae ae ple w 7 | REDUCE YOUR ac. ae 74 Chestngt a" ~ ce ° i= - ae r tae —s agate yim te fe , EN ZLAICI : besint Nive 3 ‘ a. * wh & om ; _ 3703-08 SULLIVAN—RBARGAIN. 4 48CUS : : , = — | NSE : : y " q ‘ , rweeey? - ’ ’ . 1 TN & Morgan ’ . —s hen . ; on la ae ; . : vee ay of "4 and » ‘ “hestnut . ' at AUTO PAY MENTS i, i sTocKs AND ae panne I. serena — : bt ae : T te ’ vrei “e mM enta! Incmme $460 peal pric Pl aseyn? ; ugt 1 2neen st wit? Pic . - nee er ge tt in mdition; ige JOCALION : Morgan Pa oft Your Loane ; , = ; Heu : oo. at nes 7 te Lindee &.: Oe. os [eee 1010 Chestnut, Olive 2427 ~ My ‘Beautiful Home Cheap i nds adiecmenn, ae Hl | rik. tes Siieeie re —e As o—ewlen Malone . ’ , The +? . , . . . “~ 7 ‘_. r Z , te =e = . ; ati , me S155" int Oxi 4 Le : noet ate lings soa BOT UNi ‘1 810.900 ia SH. Bt “RNS. 1105 Locust st. (ct) REAL BARGAIN—EASY TER) 5 minute service Bri . per share Hox T- | car gad , ' — | 6 ROOM BRICK—S650 € ASH. ire neautifnl residence. 9 reome 2315 Olive 8&8 St . Meo LI th ~_ TIS rs . —— p— wel mela "- ~ 9" n : ; ~R wow ' ) /ALL active sock = ; : e Vy! N N’ = . . 3 an aie: -owear Geara u cated 5 nives st.: ptone | crery convenience: hamiweod ||| 613 Murphy Bidg.. E. St. Louis. Iii. ané quoted. end bonds ) ta nian ' , , ' ’ ft hed "ef one bath. electric. i fi . yl} ° decorated throughout biti sel4 ay °n FORRESTER 4 ata 4 5 ae fh Lite lieen Campbell. | . ~~) . JOHNS HH. ABBOTT. Eealter, 709 Cheatnut — ' vat ' payments $44 ‘ ’ les a “ —— “a ~ ; = , Pier t $s) reper? mice oy c in } ico y —_ ta jimte «ne“et: easy ‘ ™ a : nD wit handle. Jackson. |eral serra 4018 Shenandoah : [PRICE $15.000 |. MY ELEGANT HOME | rnitare: tmenedigns weeee: 3 a SUBURB'N PROP'Y FOR SALE! SUNGALOWS & COTTAGES ~..* .”) 1 RPOOKS REALTY 97 XN tte.) RENT. $165 »: PRICE, $15.000 |. MY EI " wns Room 510 705 Onive a K J KATTELMAS - Ne ‘ — ‘. “ 340 . , ~e ] a coal +o hs : = ; ——— §n: -“Dire’ Naerl Re Vinita Park For Sale | ee. ace ‘LL AT, BARGAIN SX. Breeévary; Ste soees Gee 30 | wn; : : lot: hardwie ; "me — (Vowve 75, i? os rooms #3 SUBURBAN HOME | Soutn Me 7 srinces. caine ai a lane im re |HATROHTLTE Ree Coy S007 N, Bway, | Toore throughost: | het-este: Best | FURNITURE LOANS MADISON AV fur os 4 Cotin, | | > ~ " DICKMANX Ces ne ar ) - ‘emplete 3 $* eo $50,000, easy pasments, Bulos | WIS MePEF—S15.600 — BU Y Ww ITH K i N L MONE Y Ma ee ee : eal entate. 2001 Olive ot. 7 ‘8 > . on ie aur * = “A >i. 1a” > reo - a ea . on = ‘ , = of VONEYT a) - oT . men . no indore me: cteam hes double Sarag orice Si at aa, [an give | meres * er security wired. 263 Calomet Blas. . .! ont) ; oe ' oe 114 N. 7th s (cl 4) +- Peo | — , Rs JOUN FH. ABBOTT. Realtor, 709 Che os =r creeneeennenmeeees ' pee ee ‘et at ared peepile — OT The on SAR — IN ST. MARGARET'S PARISH. Tie Se Se 7th. { ot a fot , I ear myinents. Room ~~. a. +51 a. ~ > im Wome bg e) “d a | TOO fees of andl : ‘ ; ) —_ = = — = “s | i; | re - a . - : ; cy ~ . . ~ ' : - : ‘ ‘7: ry ren t : t T : Tr? \¢ ‘ . ai . 21 ML ‘ : - 4% P . P v > : Th ieee war PARTULAns; ~~ © '*-4ce — wn s rheth 587A Cote | > reams. hot-water : — MONEY waned om furniture end planes at . _ 4 —s (fl Loui TeokR wT 2 ee Ss end YD eta ’ «ae, st if : ' $9200 “sc00e hea’ rea’ a Teel aise saseneaee fw 5 G By ~g' Kira vood—Madet I. Wal- | 7 o¢ ; ‘ , mRME . & + 5179 = . Mou City Lean Co 37 vx z : 3 @ 2-family fiat, Sand | Paeh, 2H! | i a: SRE ER Ss iter BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE. - 2 ‘ ba ; sauce Matinon, Ese Gand | eRNeLEY wh ek . | i D | : . - al : re 'Ne . . : $i ne . cand om, — ; ad = bo . c Central POP rr? — | : 7 | " . | J i: Gir cian of Crabetar y = - i . ¥ omg ate AE perceimase $500 | IW N— 1019 N. 11TH ST ' ; Victorw lds in an | ag is . t SINGLE PLAT—s1509 " all mn ragie patay 3 ' Store an ™ second (floor ” ' re nly equipped printing — rere ' . i : ; . er : vA 5 “TT . ' oa : . o d = 3 - — : - ™" ; ¢o rast ‘ ‘ o% + . ac? i? n ~ - — 2 en s . ' Sa fing . . OO — : A are chance : : ; oe : « | ) : ce ~ Oe : a 3 : . vf \ 2 , rT) } 3 foil rc : : traet ite wit orerst ‘in , ' ' SORTE REALTY Orns : - eal terms ry M atrent ‘on; | commanding print a: oo ‘ . . - . "$x: 7 ‘ —e - ’ + Lit 2 ? Cheetnu' ied _ - - . = = -—— a6 . 7 74 Trac tes ® will ; . =~ ‘ * . + 4° . - 1 dil . . ‘ \ ; i : i i ‘\ . . | be > ‘ ~ . . 4 NT . SLEEP! WG . — of Bath and Flectri« : ck) vestiga’ ion and bear 2 5 ie hrenta pH tidy ane . . PRANK SPRASTIAN. RE L TOR, OrEX 2 TO & TODAY s R.4 : Sa mon at “OTF Victoria Ride.. Sh and 2 . té —s “a test &. Lewe— Fe MORE IT 10°48 Ty mia oe ee a rent ' twa t p 7 2S 5 RUNS et c10 . Vi; 1H i] 7 pea 0 —~ — rene Coe ; ra »*” , e Qo 4 y™ . ; ’ . ’ " - : . = ~ : as} 4... &. MAYER REALTY Co. meal Ss SE” “SINGL E FL AT $1000 Cash Will Hane ae _ seeder Ky, (SALARIED vecnle. quick loans: $5 % . Holand. Wetaie: 230 oie ities te te 9 veraee 3 _— oT +t 2s or RI room 8 Eos: ~... . pee tt we . . — — ; ne . “ * ; we |= . EA a * .* m3 - . *: 11 . ~ ~ e alles aa i wt ui ae ae ena: - u rh © . . Per) ‘ wet no ‘ ; “ . KWANN A 806 Cc} iESTNUT S - : . _ — . ~~~ nie rancert f- mle oar am Are You : r p> Teeme ant eee ore? i% , ’ ' daly sale i . - : . , ’ , . hy ’ ’ o ’ . “ . . E ~ - . eery modern convenience hor . * ° bY HIEBMENZ REALTY © y ii | See_ City Box Met . a ee - as ry . ‘rr BRIk K DW ELLING 1649 33-57 Fithmpre ah, Hon wo ned nt ; . het - _ agg = A a Ree od , Oe Grand 236: worms, o Goltar WS Bere ‘ , ‘ . ’ : if ) ice 400) +e eo iu nti hy ry @- . eater heat int 150%150 o GRAND-DOLER Park ste roe omer ¢z barat val ant Mewes. -sgh | oy iafiinitinnts: am plen mie me i Sar gearege. owner wents « fu sor: strieth med ‘ ner PIAS’ e ore SEEALTY “~~ — — . ; 30U $inx—cloree at Incon “ an ons ’ eb. mae SS I i220 Ba ctee will tatk 407 Newser o: du: : of firs 137. price $13 sone CHESTNUT ST IOWA. 4112—10 roome. brick. beaut! 160. immediate future: deal. wante mpossibie to meet | So ae u eTER ony = TRIS 7 ' A wen? RANK —FPORASTAAN. RE al TOR. " ; i ; 3 es Z * nvrenient . . re _. me, ; 7 ‘ 2 ana os . - orn 4moa o . 2 pe ; REMED! at — OF WHOLESAL I ' , , a , ' s ~*~ ew oFe BET. at 2 -— & ies Well equipped. | ideal for man 2060 eae ea ow ee ow oe ee Se ee me eee ee “_ ~~ spe le tea ee > 7 eg a OR, ate eee, ae se —— — . Seo> THORD. & sD 8 : I - - “ASH: n bu : nton : seal stelle ite he» i‘ mN EI 7 4 sy > a 1A KI KA ! 114 4 ys j « CHEAP eat TH SIDE HOT SE : ti entre LOA NING INE -_— : 7 7 . . ‘ . P . cy ‘ oe’ °, a rer . : . : ; . , - e ° Teed Tlierre ~ wad we? 7) hs priced righ: f , 7 , rR r rat. o eT. . . ¢ ' hen - he “ B ~ - neemare . .. 9790 ‘ -- at ‘ ‘ i 7 “ : : ether ; “ 4 ‘Ca es . . “ : . - , : ~ . ni ve: . ee a Mie > Ih be 1d 4 ‘ D * — va ’ ; an er , = => . . 1 . a r , ATri.3 at ' t en = + c on adh “ages: rie. a . ‘ ..? re 1 ; Se ~~ * DBeSti = ' " ness : clerk. mechanic or i Vandeventer 7 end ©. Sree ee a . rc rvT* ; ‘ : , : . . .? . aii x . ce? 4 . free ’ . , " +, . ‘ ~ e . — . * : . . Weliston on ~ . ’ me ‘ : E | “— ; 06 H — eer : ; WO Der _ Pacers ” ‘ . a ’ ¢ ; ’ ‘ ) t* , ) ‘ - , ' . at . 2 " ) — . . VW 1 % M \ \ herst . ent S of ] have it #.D a'ned to : adn orice | > . "9°R ( annrect icut—Residence Rarcain. eo ae > ag Bee aiea - _” oe “t pleck ef busine “one located an on ~~ | ae pe, me — “RIAL PERMITS > Penton 4[x. COTE BRILLIANT? : . . : cmt wckhorr tor ; a OU . ; . \ on rood business; ”» BURL : en OWN YOUR BUNGALOW rooms: ge n. $675 = strictly up-to-date | es 1 LOANING it | @Sfa NK Grand, | - aoa ”“ ‘ent 7 . , . . Z an : : - , —— . —_. en a -~* 2 ' . ‘ ‘ } _ 2 ote IN RUSSELL PARK RADY REALTY CO. 1284 Eastes | : : 18) | GBO \NSTRATH. $1: , * ny ara aoa ™ ; ‘ ‘ ib OWS oe e968 we 4 4 oe ue ee ee ‘ , _~s1° ; ° — , 3 } terems - : in. . » % = lar re echoes: Time ~ Pm Re CENTRAL Location. : — | Per as t 3127 Ce» hy yee : Se ee a Mere Con P. Curran, Pres. CONFECTIONERY and: BUNGA ’ | Pees + ria t" treet ' . rT sT—.\ F 1k I Sfos AS-D J 4sTers 7 al : : : ’ nie | . ‘ i . " 4 > “20>4h 4 \eTIICA Etyi : r-a@ ' hac Lows AND coT TAGES n CG 3? : : Leen? 4 : . ’ " . ' . . . ’ ‘ : - : ‘ . _ - * A iia , ames ‘i al n rines. : : . . ' sonha rae, For Sat ays ba o- th , ORERMEN & RF hy 4 ene ' Be "Sos BR ‘*OWard 7 ‘or fiat rane es. Main 2375-6-7T-@ 469) | geing 1 -u = ¥ es b = a : nal ‘Ab - tne —" ' ' | irda a oe : ~enrem : 4 _ 358 > Acarn ry havtes n : > \ DEI ATESSEN ANt TENE L. Sehn ar 5415 Watermaa. North . a ame ise ry dav. READS TO Wer tS .- - ~« + abr HENRY SHEMENZ REATLT O.: a _ . . . Es : - Mira. beds 1% a a ' [—————s = —=— : "Tit UNER Lao. at . es > F sheers c4eah. tern. er " ee . 2 = . Tit. m et. “* , tn b. , . , ‘ : Loh er CHOUTEAU 45°73-73—" tores 4 Os Q1rIcK MONET : ty 7 oe “ S. we MAURCHIOL TER ' “qn “— sf | | i SIDE Bl NGA # OW = a’ oh , . > A a ann an ; Ss). 5d - a s SGiuS0 » ™ $19.SoU + - law ured on furniture mange, ave - a ‘eevine che ' OTT ahs —We- rads ve » = close’« enranrdoah inear Jeffs .- ae wien ‘ qu . quietly, cheaply ; lew = re, © vee mere WORTH SE EING a - : , G | aoene Mg WELLSTON DISTRICT. 1 salaried people ¢ : ore, with | CON CT Nee ee ae re 1. r et ne ae - Swat “BO & Moe ee * we we 88 > peng ¢ + ee oe i en - > ) t hn 4 roan . : ' : 2 he r on note. | 0h leek . “ on ° T m unde . ; “ , : ‘ = . . : - ; een’ 30 endl * RR] R vis ene! rors = —_ _~ or anrone. - - eoumled at p ' $40 , : th earns tL onen for er schnenS and char r - . . . e necseasion | 30? ; St nd rooms uidige Im ERICAN BROKERAGE co. 2032, 5:™ sft ae eeeten and commerison |: | » Mitta oe. easy terme | tine laly Seo =o sai ~~ ar Barak vt ; we oe oS eis a xchange Fld isis) M-48 Post-Dispatch n Wie ty fer, ercur ae : 4 “MI 7 . : . : > ™ . . " on ~ ; » « ; ; “i F i " : sim ; : a ' +. a au I, ) NS = ———— ~ - REALTY co 6t1e : rhe . , ome modern | to r re SAGO te - SARE | OWNER MUST SELL tra! 8» __¢s QU 1 AU T OA DELICATESSEX—— Sa ae hi —_— tf % ; erm i ~ond ‘ : = > > ong“ ‘ . - , - --—— : iar ; . : Tinp] bes Rese. —. - ; ‘$e b . , . - > 4 » lh enane R oat gaz : anced y redu par =o ’ ’ Aa wy poorre Lh ' gu ' = Morganfiar . ee , , rer ' ‘ ; ms . : Rai . “ : on 1 stor ; oO Lie im rea aet rc mae tts adaii ona as ealvance: a aoe -_———- ; 1ane8 + = tee a lin ue ye Savage: fine cwenditio: . ‘ Ory PD ny at re : P ‘ : ; . + | a _ ; . B. OM ven es DEL ic ATES 2S } %* ~ a a . ° ry * . -—P : 2 een neg oe 4 6. ' i 7 ak Se L ’ age a? ‘2 ~g 86 L« et = me a) seroiindil —— _ nas , . > ; = Ane ad , : > Located on Delmar oath ~ | | = 3 > : oe, ATTENTION. INVESTORS: | S! 00 000 TO LOAN ton. low rent and lone TANS & a , 2 mreenry , | RESIDEN( ‘ES a 7 ay TO aaah “ us i Dees that must be sok a9 | is 1 mae k ne nder const 5 yp Me a ag : zi AE Sg nea en , 0 Serpe - BEAUTIFIL EN: Price $13.60 STO , tm ee! » two dar modern resid —s eh. gee om nen . off old loans Rn mh Cabeny 4400 oe +4; LEXINGTON \ ae ait j 7 re =r 2 ome Hart huis’ | ral * bew mo oo Bn si.ect . trem rot hy “SLANGAN. 1800 Washington | ORY GOODS AND CHINA ~ ge rm | - BUNGAIT OWS STN LE LA I = : Pater ae at r= ” ee ge dee We ag — truct mma rr ? pron 2 ‘4 sacrifice. @t conece ROR HEAT PV 8A taoaw Om eR. 9 2694 SAO8 _— ighwas hubs g ' ro , a) 9 Mc! — ot - > 3 rl rarrye rt wate “ wal , pou bus, 5515 3. Kinghighe® ae Just West of Grand sevens micace. garage: eass | reem matory: rents 14.000 rand S106. SAO Hartford. ? — . acer sl res - - ile — art se@cm - of ne made “a i = ~ifice for S17} fs A \* : a ok a ; . Rates: 3) Wan ove er ar - . | Somieaeen AM LTA ‘*‘New Flora Placé Home . . ve ee ee eae - ce Collages rent : ) NEW DOD Rude ‘ Seidl tine Seiniee thsstian dh aie eens De Balivi ere Store S yous: 4. ABBOTT “Re itor. 709 Chestnut. #659 _ ‘Nehrasha ev, 2 | | pias “4 — ’ 7” i‘ : Be a ar 7; & roome. hat! hardw , , ‘ sms CO ‘7 5S and , Reems, Rath. Plectric—S°.508 (¢ aah : dita — : ™ ; pe , : 3 Ha NF T Sivo (wer on mpr aved : - GOODS Ant pe a Dp. srs cTORE— ‘ie «ar ine @! . “ ff) oore. hat warer hea? iimenrn ¢a in y IG ' , ’ . > ' : : = "© ‘ ed ' pf ‘ ' . remerri y : : ‘ ; , : Laws eal estate. at lowest es: NGS——E oi Sah Shee (ES | READY-TO-WEAR and milli ohn (. Greulich Realty rwal on ete 2 = vou , abi get L “oO. 82 ae Gaemehie a7 : nent cits ee Aci rig 2928 Themes a ° , = ty AP He Gretd ond Hebert * | re ame . soe ae a Lexing" rooms and breakfa : TPES EERE CX EPTT can Een . aeten nl 9 Begg - - eo ~ | PILLING STATION— u 406, Posy Die, (o8) | a ~ , . ‘ fhe hee: 46ie.71 HOEKTONSN Ph—S1".6068 S—_.7 roo : a = . >: WONEY ~ LOAN bu > Inquire 2 Ace ———— i : Xs 14 ; — " ‘er ’ ’ : ; . > = - . ~ 2 on Rroa we : en . . (dry "se esta * Pw. iad tla ~e ~ rend. t ot m3 » " APPARE Lt 5oe@ Marke’ cour nes : KANT FRANKE, 1 . “elo easogal.e rates YILLING = . : ~~ A ; rou! : ge lo On 167 ensorabdble 5-53 om ¢t 4 ‘t naved 6 Se . 2 MARKET FU saLlr MAM Ls 4445 mows . 7: , APARTMENT SACRIFICED for a home bayer. Owner se mg i* ne hemesand trv nt. 1103 Federa! Reserve Bask Bidg neasona) ie. % co Of the Dass —_ ~~ meat markets a" . , . . : - " 3. , ' 4 « ’ ary ; : ’ " ’ -: ~ = § ; ° “hate a) tw . $5100 , ’ a , . . e . AY A IN PI ACE , ' a = 7 VR ~+™ MENT R Cr a — 7 @ ‘ a” -*% « (ez) | - . -- — -. “Ra” ae a* . io a een ~ , - aed wb pe ~- avid RS dd 4 | See | cs arSa't 14 Ctiestou _Estatiinhed 1 87:2. POR SALE TO COLORED * — Ti = b . O81 . oS on pe ee > ° : : ~ . Pre . ; $5000 — + hemes ane — fas TELEPHONE, OLIVE 1140 “a th & loam established gbout “ a j Per, LTE a a ; . KNICK MEYER FREER FP . tte x : oS B. ABBOTT. Realter. 208 Chcetaut Regge mpg og BUIL WH . Fo we wanted Phone Lindell BGhos= “1701 _S Brestwar tet) S05 NN Gear _- ” fe 7 JOHN n ARnett Recher TOS Cheernurt ° . : oh in ane “O44 4 ST RL KRBASN—VERYV FINE eee —— : : r : me artTY « i"3S Eastot . -ARAGE—Wom End oa i — PORE = End: al —~-~ TATUOR. B01 % ret iy — ALL tp ror eted —- a =. Ad = eS eos LPa 94 B-coces house. ai carté-! . we Sete 7 =... Sos 544% FUNDS rapacity: long EP x : hae Purge) : . . —_ ‘ \epr o* *@ eae te — _* . - . _ — eTin "145 KRM APR rt. “87350 ; : b Curt AE he Fa on ~i2 — © HEM M ELMANN-SPACKLER R. B CO. | GARAGE—Under lence: mh is : . 14 — ‘. ~~ tren ivh EL: Be Fa , x a = — - is non » Ee s00¢ iecation for bartecue: J. . bbe ~ sparen 5 domes — root . nee ) we : mera low ol a... e = uT ‘ oe age ' “yy , — r . . : rm : ow @s onan tn 90000. “wR } F Seven’? a “best put ‘elSe Tf tow ca with s -_ . Thomas. a) Ov - rage ar. Vintis ; ike baen Ree “: a. en id At ; . a “* i. a. ) ’ .—e , . ; a . pa . . , ~eome. fb iw . : 7 t(ee(nelt st en.r BLM) . Mi mm KE * opr v S—_ MONEY . fs! = ™ ' : = ’ er . w“ Laree ’ ees | ce ag JOUSN H ARBOTT. Realtor 708 (heat net re : : . = , bldg _ med - ly 7 , ’ : . . ° > : q AND : r — FLAT—$300 ‘ — . . c inet ened rea sonadic | M- , : . = . CED. i " ry PA —at THANMPTON ri NGALOW ' K- ‘ ' ; ; HR-GAST B 33 ne 2 ; ag HB _- . . Se » Saige . = * S45 ce " x answer on vi oan. | GaRace Fr LLING § ST . ‘ ° 4% " » i **' ou * , : " . . ‘ ‘> « a ad 4 = » 1 =? . ; 4 ‘ ss : ~ ? Gu. ew. . - > : . 34 . . 3 ; . . i ‘ere 7 > aol | ae as , | : = “ . | : : , ~ . = _ , aan vi ; ~ : . . - J “a — 4 + i . . . g - ’ eo) 22 " : ~~ . : or Tes Fatsete (Ce o" ‘ - te ' ms Single Flat. Bath. Plectrie—#400 (aah | ‘ (‘ommerce Rdg : ‘ , on Ri ‘Né, Tle ; ‘ , SAT ; — ‘ ~~ ras “ae ao ~~ on “e* a r . ; , t —ver oe - > . — ca ERY ANP wEAT. r MAR Brewitel new pinselowe ut | ore he = war priced | CARTED seers . Seen | PAGE BL 3827 28a on t- ih te" Do You Need Money ona carry 2360 5 at A Yr ‘ rov *\s ‘6 rz : ‘ (2 eo. 2 , " . . . ; ‘ ’ : . Po . 9 e ; . . - ¢ , — ' ; A , ; ae S| sas ERY Boo ringre . - , ; 2 oe adisen «ft wr wak® a pesteren _Bt'sh BURN: a: —m LL ! Lhe ’ ' 5 . _ . , Rd sie . OF y : a . ww 3 : ‘ ssi nu : ( #o | pf be} FIRST ANT) SEC OND DEEDS os a any oe rent. : ss, | CHEAP FOR COLORED Bunkine treerem ee ee ee Oe) ee ae Oe st abie ‘oor atic: goed | nok al Om tcl@ ~ Sten Loont a . ~ ' ‘ ° J : = 2 : | | 8 ; : iw . ‘ | . ’ ‘ : a . 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Greulich Realty Lo. , : ——————— ah. . — — tenes waned wv mere keevine © , Lean 4 orrespendent ‘ ats. tr haa . . ™ } “ . re aie ¢ . P Qrernl are’ Me ~" a , : , Me ~ . a e on ’ . . - " ¥ ‘. >. " : ° ‘J tie i . rg ~ . . meas “anor’. Re ier 708 ( heatme: : : - ee , , n se . > ™M . Ane ~ % rome eee i an b leach or ‘ re ’ ; ; , :; . , ~ , » ga “ez ° oe a o. Ts L [ furs , HM { ‘HEST Ni 7. ST, AINA Tea 83 6b~~caien Lee ) : | ral = \ |? \ I r \| 2 N T -\ | : r : cea gt lg on | | aces ee eon eo " ou Si7ee POW S—INCOMF &25 58 : , vase | : wusTace ; sete Centecal Trust Bint _ : , ; ' , ; — 7 iol ae aaa val . ; : : | -4 be ; . : sin ow "OO GUARANTER® first deods of trust on wel row rs ricn swe . - : ' , ggg nt ~—— ; . pronerty «f tere Gleam cemertete * ee art ia : . .* ; - ; o ~* r ° 7 ie ne » Rrewnl _ — 4 . 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THURSDAYT, . PRI _16,_ 1925. LOANS ON REAL Estar, —_ The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57.000 MOKL Cit) Circulaiton than 1 BOla other ———- = 7” — — ——- — oe — —- evening newspapers COMBINED oI. LOWS Pus! “UISPATCR — A A Se - _—— —_ = ——_-s- = : —— Ss ™ ty O° er, ita Pp BRINKOP'S First Deeds of Trust 6%, S1000 tn $1 5.000 ‘tor INK ~fpee 4 , ‘a URE oN 4 \A “ | Pe — TL : 2: i ; Abe f fib montiny = _ Vita Statistics —Questions A Answered—Radio tT rf * Oo HID « Heats? GET OUR OFF "BRINGS eo Wicloehdeagt Bialarriage Licenses ro’ « DLs he ee prope T ny an ~ hi hw Sih ium) jamie re runte ~~ ts reat F ob ym ly ady tor delle. sr. Recorded rity nr ony flean m tr Ter oa ae | indoubtadis Put we ; bul SoS a ae Burial Permits E ‘dw ard K. ove Realty Co, "iM ( NWeestistrt ah a he OI SSS WARRIAGE 1 ie ENSES. STOCKS AND BONDS , lL. buv llliinole Alberta Oi! « : - . tO. r sare Box T-100 Pot hy “at acti\e stocks and bonde« bought. ; nw al Ma! one r if FORRESTER &@ cn 1014 501-2 Central Nav) Ri ~ ; - 7 ra Nide al : Btock ‘cB s actives ockea and ; : a ana eucted bonds bought. > RATT RIMAN OO ” : « nmtrat ae’ Fin » v R de ‘? : od > ‘>> « *? “J 9 —— ’ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES SUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES © AwWITIIOO}N = par ' to handle vondegy! remed) req ty en) investment. arrar, Att -9 Ria lo , Bide ’ io Into a Paying Business heap Goliare fro: Nn pennies ‘ending ae will de tt: ™ have the bet: a ” ita eS arte ee \ AMrstrotet e f : ‘ m ty rR Germanr im * HIM ment spe ser A. DAC! : , el J. Wal A T T i N qT I¢ mN ' — Ss mse> . 11 Eleie tsard Aurcusta C new c ¥ ee Tor =f F (s) m. Sor (iaire A Muhoner P W Ss) : ’ \Ne | a> la —Mre “ayes of printing and a tising hy : internet ec iT) 1 *« ahiiehed | ' ry? we niy equipped printing plane of tie . tam A artin san Antonio, Tex v 4 rare ; hart : i " ‘ re ; : ’ earn uirTre an , Ln teu ea 1" in niterrst ; A ania mt P Peeertha : + manding printing. more essential than At Rast st. TLauis. pre") This will bear Lhe strictest ; eo F hardsor- ronia *« etiga'‘ion ana a oe mroduncs hich. % Wie : 5 at " tle Reot ; ich-erade mp J. Struet t han’ of any drecrintion in line With gen. Seen de— “I ve iywrrto a) r mpettt yt (Vhaject To rnuarge and aa rane - Outoute Achirese Row C.°45 Pp BUSINESS ae RUG STORIE Wt4d.—S65 pe age «i® par cash Rox M otk Bey Arc St. Chartes. OSTALRANT Wea 4 con feet jonery: reaenny hile ‘i write fu rartic ulares, o7x M ai” Post Dianate ’ ‘BUSINESS FOR SALE AKERY- m4] DP aeteon reasonable, LAR MVR-—North end wonder ul ove tons, lutiv¥ sHite SOO: w lake terme: leavall me Cils Hox. M-17D Post Dixnateh. lode LR ERY —New oder IATL 2: local " A5tOet COWINE section of Nortiaaa eat mt Louis ro Iarticu * cail : , SS ’ ' r . ai tT) canis AK ERY In LHIcKls Pop ated nelahbore hoo! : fsadb isued and w | eon! pped, a slice DBO “.ckness forees owner si ava ite ila ' am if ice $°"000 teIT?7 7. «© tori ’ le WIIOLESALE BAKERY Well equipped dois ” fine bus! nese; Sehyear eT 214° ‘ei for man and wile or family of Us) 00 doe Qed terms to responsible party, ive phone tumber in ansewe:ing. Box is Post Nepal! RAI TY PARLOR University City: heat on £0o0d business wi.l se cheat marrount of hea it re 1" ae man, BAI TY SHOP AND MILLdNERY—N Landevente oT ranreie: rire vig verifics owl er i, oLue DU. nes rake * A 1A ix ENCHANG mn la Ri >| Us en , ' 0.41 °9 ATERING: COMPANY lowntown areret suppert for bvemners in city, Pe . mia rhie “¢ lial nin ; An inter n ~- n ‘ow w ; Ou ; ~~ S4000 ar oient an). Ken! LOUIS EXCHANGE, 709 Victoria Rie Ry. is ~ Athy bate la 7+? > iran 17 ti) 41°. - | c ; 7 ’ teat eG Oran ' ——y — —_- > LWANING: Dyecing and press: gnehep; > 2 “S € TET? iijsiness cheap fost a pierk sale. RI ri AL I ER VEIT s. 40) N. tirand rr) «noe + Os POU ‘1 bi "! if ™ icry we ia imine oppos! er i, J | ’ "7 imyr Tr — i * fit ‘ ye rh irhaod te Ha ner .* os ~ nm - ~ . : ——— } nr tte e iw T rEuoNneRy ana aT.e’.% estore: te - Moeller os. ha £? bs . ”T) , : rra?l ruiagae lige het Stef fe nem bifecrk « hon’ 1 ne oe rnus? sell: re! . Zz lad m one Preh h E - broadway, ML ATESSEN ANte ON ECTION at SQ0d mation infty) & Nth Le riagaNERY——tiroce! aandy couple ' can haendie cenira! looatt ent Stu iwne rooms furniture ‘ne . lpewvline le* en" ™r Twimer LPN PION ERS) —Noeorth end S1500 dativ sales $40 to $35. rent Pith twee rooms and heat near ec Counts— and oherct Tull andy eau pment M.45 host. Linton a LiLMNCATESSEN And nfectioners: ing tou Zin uu 6 Li Bar : . : ry" * wc . : I DELICATESSEN - l~wcated on Delmar boul eva neat oO ow rent arn ra se a use new that muet bb ‘| ee bargal i) raANGUHULRN bie tit fybans 400 vee Be Ly rian. Thy ieoDsS ANT) (‘MIiINA-—KReal locatt at fu a’ nee ve ' hy neshigh bus, S91 SS K ine ghiwa) ae {¢ im) ty, a@dbD mS bern fsQou grner - oo" Hh ii . Ph svetiis 4) th an if e for S170 id at “ ‘a ' ,‘e \f : ma) ? ' : ut sit 450 Nebraska a an BUSINESS FOR SALE mY «antes ANI? ijeNTs rimNnisl RDWAT. — - io Inge etal mie 4 r ases, COU » a > — sbiished 8, neo 171 Post-Dispatch ‘hs ca | e ij mit se . wha | ded sh : : vale ' ast | J : M ¢ 2024 Thom Lindell iJ‘ Se tle OP ae bi.i.t Nee —~JA TICS b oy rale ite #8 ' ly , tnx M-406 Post-Dis. Nc) Peiimitee > ’ Vi i¥ ; A \A iif . a — bimilie herr oad f‘otran 4004 . mew APPAR! 1508 Market estab nLING STATION Jn) .aute 4. wr sing iriet " . wit) me riayy “ith weil eatabhehed Th tk rxkiures > r a senarna el) rack aon a wondertul bueines* fe ia eee, COT ee Tas WROOM—-(Chile ehop bargain pues omer Syme = ' Ze Reeds rest Caban INR nyt . A av of : ade witere T in unde! . _—s. BHO rm ocation *y | ing business. estanliehed St Loute, # = + Dispat (COs ? car 5715 Delmar bi Parks te me UNC HROUOM mT!) Chouteau n s for 17 vears at the same loca RUT STORE — Vegetable and poulyame ek this pince over” its a Dargan market muet be e@old aceount yi EAT MARKET FOR SAL! hueiness reasonalhile 440, Manche og One Of the bast-payine meat marke Lelina 1OcG H _ Re Louise established about pARAGE Lene ji-car vapactty: bus * (OW room ofiica ehon, wi «) rack ett x centrally located. real bererin: @& ™. GROoS se? wanted hore Lindell*? RHO ice , ‘ ms - An Ais th We «tt ’ tw) on lw im 4’ 100 cat TOR KW No int "9 J ue itYy long lene favorable, & $1800. » real buy for the money MARTIN REALTY co io Dee es Meet of sickness Box ; 1rn\ ee meno . : ae “aes ns etal = liens (\ 4 JARAGE—tUnder lcase,. business ESHMENT' STAND—Doine good ert ow car with ! mea crane mets, good location for barbecue. J aemabortee. $17 75 presen” storage: © Thomas, 8107 lage a Vinita Park for caah’ Hhulluine can aiee pourht , —— , {c76) somabie Box M-219, Poet-Dt . ALRANT—219 & Rroadwas SARAGE FILLING eT TION —Down AURANT eaving cit and repair e#hor Foon rmacits ; P07 ©) ten eatalh ime hbysines. x real opportt® AURA’ ‘ fa auie hi mechan! ‘sen M ya4) Ate or Tie Tate io Naelional Hank = : ° . t or o ; ig - HOW SA roome r icels ‘te 1. tra @ ‘ » Cheap if mold at once Forest : " ae . r if ~— (ch : Tt wT ié tT tt. mw ee ATP : > - 7 ) = = te ane ot . i «# . ‘ae NG HOUR hH 4146 \Nectr _— im 0 otey fel Sot) ; : %) ”) 1. COM HM et a's : - : ,*9 oO CN ' DW ethy Cen Se ~ ‘1 8" 3 . tian BPN. Veena —_ : ~ ~ ral. AR). MARK Tiered ©. owes Sm) reeriot« $400 ofr wer — e300) nee« mom poled erruei gee fut . aa mnie riots, fiilge nabiida’ @ ST tancis BRXCHANGE “ne 9, Sib and Locust, Centre 4130- 41 |) WREET Boston (476) “WES —- —L — Post - Dispatch Radio Broadeasting Station The Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reject any query. KS D Personal and telephone calls, or answers by mail, cannot be ene Given attention, except letters on medica! questions of undoudt- 545.1 Meters ed sincerity when accompanied by stamped addressed envelope. Daylight broadcasting "He 9:40, 10:40, 11 J. Ie. B—A leg: mile of the United States {x tical mile is 6080.2 27 ANXIOUS.—Absolute (pure) al- cohol resists freezing at 166 de- gagp below zero. It can be froz- J The jewelers use a stfong Oo on of ammonia as hot as it handled, to clean the dia- mond rings l'se an old tooth- vrush or splinter of a soft match gentiy remove any dirt from under side of the diamond iS should be done Very gently rder not to loosen the settir 4 ’ tions in the ether This ether is . ipposed to he an imponderable substance extending throughout al) Space Any heat oO} , |; 8ources, such as the stars (twhie are really suns) of space will pro- duce light and heat in their own Vicinity. Revond our atmosphere there is light in the direct rays of | the sun, but absolute darkné outside of direct beams M. BH The pure diamond is generally colorless, but it is some- times tinged with pink, red orange. yvellow, green, blue, brown or black. Blue, red and green are exceedingly rare colors. Carbon Or carbonado, is the name yagi to an opaque bla: imperfectly crystall i diamond found only Brazil | hardness is greater than that the ervstallized diamond. and hence it is used in the steel heads of the rotary diamond drills for boring M The Order of De Molays organized in Kansas City, 1, 1914. by Frank S. Land, eretary of the social service and employment. bureaus at the Scot- tish Rite temple Since that. time movement has spread. from to coast and to several for- countries De Molay is an for voung men between the of 16 and 2! It is spon- the Masonic Lodge. The based on the closing in the life of Jacques De grand master of the order Knights Templar, burned at stake In 1329 by decree of mn the Fair, King of France The dead letter office is | in Washington. TD > and | hranches are maintained at New Chicago and San Francisco, first-class undeliverable not es EO to sender is forwarded Parcel post and| | valuable-third-cla&s matter, which eannot be delivered or returned to sender. ic forwarded to the | headquarters of the railway mail cervice division in which the of.- located There divisions with headqua! ' the followin points Roston, New York, Wash- | ington Atlanta, Cincinnati, Ch cago, St Louis San eleco. Cleveland, St. Paul, Woaorth New Orleans, Omaha and Pittsburg e Among the first suc- Ameri an. sae: ine motor built bs paper AP- | »sther rot " cross-co lii- the r from ho- Ind % miles. The | © Minneapolis bi- } in 1896 George B of Rochester, XS T...s&p- for a patent in 1872. His envered the apepication of eombustion engine to propelled vehi: ie The pat- was not granted until [RGD that time there were other the same idea » Charlies B Dus ° | ' the fat American automobile ideepest part f the jhowever, the lowest point on , , leart! bei? . ON feet Dye 4 wood Hayne s Alexander Wintec é 5.40 Frank B ee rt lds ¢ quotations and hie: ry Fer Ford he ’ 17 of nterest to the his first ae ne 1! ] | inm- Prices s ipplied ished it two vears late! Mews Servic ) 4 Qa Xf) ; Agriculture and prin: " : phe arate 4 changes tlifornia, which ; i level Daily—10: 00 A. M. ’ t 1 5 eave alled | kx hole (‘entral Asia e loftiest mount | the “worid it has also the lee pest 14 jand most extensive land depr Thureday—4 P. M. READER , leat and lich are | helow a le 1 t? ; ' ' } caused by vibrations or ike | 7 ieee - ; ‘ fer theystout women 1% sion, several of them sinking » Tar The tion ceOur “A could fliow into them ne\ FOU | Rrvant on how to dress to Torry ‘ xfensive lake , : . % sland: . ' , pedal ‘ ‘ I WCK—273 Meters pression enti ; ia : ch in place ein » | THUR DAY im ; M. ton feet helo. \o lave recital nm iom a € \ ry Loew's State Theate! | | vi, NOON Vocal , ren varkabli Hiele' lia Kins and steorological feature the vear- | Humimert. the Harmony amplitude f the thermometer | J ' ! (ampli! ing greater than any record sewhere on eart! In summer al i cab a ae Aero temperature ris ‘ry Saharan é | t-minute ; recor ‘ani j . )y nhe i nbc Y va reé eo b mployes program en yor : } ' t] | aan ‘ ot a cert drvnes li e GoettkKe soprano; ‘ i os ‘] ; one " ‘ . janie? ; “ Dead “Sea in ] ale stinée } r+ AU . hr eqaet pete i N«@ 2 | Robert Mctrilaway, bari- — level ENQUIRER.—The days of the week derive their naines from al! cient idolatry In olden times cach . 1 Rrow? ‘har! rod was worshipped on a certain “nere Talk Ds NMargue! day The sun hecame m diet. he- ause of the impressio old ous light and warmt Herbert Berger's om Coronado Hotel! orchestra: 19 oO! ) Sram: 12 dance WaY Schenectad, £an. (254.4) & the theaters: Bats in their Belfry. 3 WBZ Springfield (333.: --2 bus iness psycholhgyv: 7 concert: 7:1 7 cot OFC he str: p- ; COT 8 bar qd: 6 O5 tris la dic orchestra. WCBD Zion (344.6) elarine reader book chat; 6:45 vocal: 10:30 or- KJIR Seattle Post-Intelligencer AMUSEMENTS | PHOTOPLAY THEATERS =f PHOTOPLAY ; THEATERS — sel >Nee MISSOURI THURS... FRI. & SATURDAY | A GREAT BILL IN CELEBRATION OO} N. V..A. WEEK _ Night.«— ontinueuws. 7 : Mat. Saturday at 2:5 oY , sTAnTS : }CHAS. FOY & CO.) FX. &. A seremoay Other Rie Acts Feature Photepiay a. Alphonso's Co. Stanton £ Dolores || MUTUAL BURLESQUE | ¢€ Ew TRAL THE WOODWARD PLAYERS in A MUSICAL COME DY by : PEGGY McCLURE 4é LIGHTNIN’ ”’ Osta & RICH The Great American Comedy 1 ARRY CONLEY. c _MATS., SUN... THURS. AND SAT. JACK _ BARNETT NEXT WEEK—“TARNISH” | caomnn pn 2:15—TWICE DAILY—8:15 | “PLAYING WITH SOULS” LEW KELLY | vee AND JAZZ. DERBY Tonite—Chorous Girls’ Contest BASEBALL TODAY G R ND oFERA SPORTSMAN’S PARK BROWNS Vs. CLEVELAND | AGRE | AOA ot aL Bok and Reserved Seat Tickets on Sale{| STANDARD VAUDEVILLE AND |) LYRIC FEATURE PHOTOPLAY | at 409 Olive Street. FREE LECTURE ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CAPITOL Tonight Thursday Evening THE ATWATER KENT RADIO ARTISTS —_ Por _ ef ———- — -— ———— "RADIO PROGRAMS (Courtesy of Radio Nigest.) (By Associated Press.) } the Associated Press WSB Atlanta Tournal hand: 10:45 organ. talk: 7 musical. 7:20 program, s artists: 9 dance WGR Buffalo (319) 6 music; musical programs. KYW Chicago (626) 7 concert; 7-33 speeches; & reading: §&: 9:05 talk: 10 at 7-10 vocal, pianist, home WGN Chicago Tribune orchestra: 6 29 ensemble quintet; g classical; 19 d ingz artists Chicago (344 &) 6:39 organ: r-° classical VW EBH Chicago Post concert, tenor £ Riviera Thea (370.2) ter, dance vocal 19 saxophone | quintet, vocal, dance WEAR @Meveland (389.4) 6 or- gan: 7 program, WEAF: 9 musi- cal WAV Cincinnati (422.3) -on- cert: 10:03 concert, quartet, pl- ano. dance WFAA Dallas News (475.9) 8:30 contralto, musicians 11 violin- ist WOC Davenport (454) © 30 Sand man: 7 WEAF program KOA Deter (silent). WHO Des Moines (526) 7:30 mu- | sical: 11 dance | Www Detroit News WEAF concert AW RBAP Fort Worth Star-Telegram | 6:45 historical | 20 | (499 7) organ iI'WEAKF New York (491 BUSINESS FOR SALE = 2 © N'] AIN—Boot Dia n stand. ] $22 aorT DRINK PARLOR—-*400 N. & Sarah “OorT DRINK ,PARLOR—3610 Finney Call after _ (ed) 80FT DRINK OPARL OR—Il year lease. 2651 1_ North Me rket (o4) SOrT DRINK PARLOR—Downtown loca tien good stand will sacrifice n Post Lrisns atch “DOr MERC HH ANDISE—Invent: | 00 $48°8R O8- od condition Men's Association. 818 Val ey Nationa’ Rank Rul iding Des Moines ta ic? ~ SUMMER HOT fi. I§ THE OZARKS Idea! resort for bathing. boating and fsh- | © near State highwey and on Merame un? ng water in wor? equipped A, ure ride from cits WENZLI 1010 Chestnut RI at NESS FOR SALE LIS’ &MIONERY—S9xx Minerva $1759 TRY-MARKET— Su rR y MARKET—Hodlamont INTING PLANT—Sma term rAU RA? Downtown. £O good i! veat eat od - ands as yan iresr of8 a0 Post-Dispaten. Will cite concert ef 10 heauti- ful numbers by famous com- posers. All future breadcasts will be civen Thursday evening of each week Through Stations WHRAF—NEW YORK WIAR—PROVIDENC Ee WaGR—BUFFALO wrt gy eh a ge ‘itw Star . ¢ , FI—PHILADELP ge: teal gorgye Hn gra TE ac aF—PITTSBURG School of the Al ] isht- VW BAKR—C LEV ELAND haw) “= 41— INCEN NATI . ww JI—DETRGOIT KHS Tos An WCCO—MINNEAPOLIS CONnCert, hildren; 9 Hastings (288.3) 9:30 Kiw = teee "Tha kh > HHollivwood (3537) & ‘0 talk: 10 features; _——_ tr ~~ eT ee Ls ‘ *» | . llagwiate } . M4 cenoiewzwia mr) od Bathe tree titeces: eadeeal ———— oe Ww UTA a VW OC —Darenport Listen tn Between RS and 0 P. M. BROWN & HALL SUPPIy CO. iIWCCO Minneapoiis-St. Paul (416.6) | ]& Atwater Kent Wholesale 6 song contest: 7 program iMatribater fh ‘ ‘* , Sf ee - . ‘ } ( reatures, ij -O instrumenta + OROGRTTLEE EERE Hh a Al ar 12:59 orchestr: |\WHAS Louisville yurn: (399.5) i'5o0 concer SS ——— . ees " —- ou Te in os ed Cheerees cetee —— Member of The Board of Lect First Church of Christ, a The Public The & o'clock lecture will be radiocast from Station K F QA, 261 West End Lyric—Patsy Ruth meters, Miller and Tony Moreno in By REV. ANDREW J. GRAHAM, C. 8. B., of Boston, Mass. FOURTH CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, 5569 Page Bi. RUTTERFLY” Friday Afternoon, April 17, at 4 o'clock, and A SENSATIONAL STORY OF Friday Evening, April 17, at 8 o'clock NEW YORK NIGHT LIFE HOUSE M.—CONTINCTOUS—II P.M. STARTING SATURDAY ureship of The Mother Church, The Scientist, in Boston, Mass., “BROADWAY At is Cordially Invited. LAST 2 DAYS “Her Husband's Secret.” _ PHOTO PLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS Capitol—Bebe Daniels and oon i “LADY OF THE NIG Ricardo Cortex in NORMA SHEARER and MALCOLM McGREGOK ANOTHER “BROADWAY AFTER DARK” 4 Metro-Goldwyn Picture. Sunday cont. 2 to 1f FP. M9) — A DAR, A M( MINT Pp rr) Argentine Love. . i * — ices & "f) hoa Tone: r, — ‘ cere! orchestri WIZ New York (454.3) tra: 7 Wall St. Journa 7:10 NY Air | Army night: 9:30 dan WHN New York (361.2 6:39 health talk Shanie, R:30 vaudeville: FACTORY PRICES We are cxtending to the Radio Public of 5. Louis the bencfit of our intgoductory FACTORY-TO-USER price for one more week: Prices will positively be advanced on Thursday, April 25. Lane Lane “B” Battery. Non-Acid Storage Eliminator — os ee PO 4P Re gee r rice $25.00. Runs your Known and sold everywhere = for es from the light circuit, either $25.00. 78 cells, 100 volts, 1,000 direct or alternating No trouble er milliamperes, Contains Edison hattery experme Lasts a lifetime. One of plates that last a lifetime. Fasiest the most remarkable inventions in, and quickest’ to recharee. t nique Redio sold with a money-back guar- panel arrangement provides correct antee. soltage instantly. Fither of These Two Remarkable Instruments ral” $12.80 Duy now a * Soe all dealer's profits to yourself, Open evenings for demon. (ANE MFG. CO., 2941 W. Lake St., Chicago, II. aT. LOUIS HEADQUARTERS SAMPSON RADIO CO., 1110 Olive St. one's ‘Queen of DON NEWS RUTH GLANVILLE | FRANK FARNUM Kazoo Chorus of 3000 Voices LAST TWO DAYS STARTING SATURDAY STARTING SATURDAY JOHNNY HINES | ROBERT KEABLE'S STORY Popular Movie Star CONTINENTS IN PERSON | “RECOMPENSE” ARTHUR THE SEQUEL TO LEO | : Famous Song Writer and His “Jazzy” Singing Partner the Saxophone” || “King of Syncopation” ALBERT’S’ “JAZZ HOUNDS” JOHNNY HINES In a Jazzy Auto Race Picture “THE SPEED SPOOK” Sixty Miles of Thrills to the Minute CARTOON COMEDY I MUSICAL CROSS-WORD “FELIX GOES HUNGRY” PUZZLE NOVELTY TOURS TOPICS CINDERELLA ONLY 2 AMERICA’S ONLY BORN ra, Peseti— wezocee tens DAYS TO SEE TT CLAIRE WINDSOR in “THE DENIAL” =| | vet aren Somes — | SIAMESE TWINS = rocetner =|} 222. “hie ee

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————ee ee ° o - = a —_——_-—- IGE Fe ‘APRIL 16, 1925 ~_ ee I ee a —= —— a . ee => _—-— +-- ee a ee a es lia lt Nl lillie —— ee RPA Lela tll nm a i it a a a ——— -— -— - - ee ee a ge Fiction Fashions’ Timely Discussions‘ @_ DAILY _DOUBL = te Ea ee > / ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATGHs a ‘ — Yh T’y WY — , C ~~ TW WY ie) MADE OVER \Wiel . ‘an oe. a oreo ie: —— me 3 wie: HOMELY CONTEST WINNER "tio" NEAR BEAUTY [DUS] (MADDIAGE SCALMme=2s2=" i : | TIONS Ciyde B. Schuman ee GG Today Discusses a oo : Cate Rabble ie Sh e ehiclentiaadl neal stereos esennssnunnesisoceseneitetapaileicttiinnn Tireetor, Notrtien Americas Red Crosa 5a ‘Dreadful’ Marriage “ty &y Mildred | ’ leh j ; Persia and al! ti 4 by the time we \get to Hon she'll forget. she ever knew ‘the abie. but her eres were steely. bankers idle som a a , tomatoes and lettuce pro- | health and growth. . — 4’ SS ; is : re More Natural € * P oak ‘’ =» eerwe of ¥ ahs 4 ic : = > Pr ry ‘f _ na be y -_ - ex ek That's what ‘s é i ing st *oIC ate and .a Dick—but ve im nos e it is our endear- - a Lh —— ij yow Sever ; _ — — a x a ‘ understand ; a a: Se ee - i et reutlizia A : i: : n ‘ tie a - } . | ~~ ha ’ > ’ * phase Ther at 7s . + . ‘ ugh hy te ful} . . te pies. oa ie tac Fugs Undaunted. h De = —s gs 9e8. aah io tack R ‘ing from xerepthal- p 1 . . . . . We vever ta : e >.onia. id scur’ ‘o understand A 4 oes cae ee ROS Now what do yee Soe eesult when the Bede te | > es - ac cats This Cullam—perge — " ™ 7 | & “4 ; eeps = ~* « e ~ aL! know he * ‘arnins : , rug : =I h . - tation Act ay are a sng the moet fasct- ' = RP to word anybody bad to say; she ~ “ ’ _ ee , ef suojects to many scien- ) [i & a mG an doen ' | 4 8 CHAPTER 39. ess lot generally. Oo ; iow thed al .® ) ; ui) ‘“arry «tne man ana . ~~ P rzeetriga ; a. who “208 jas would marry * , T 4 RIVAL LOSES GROUND. ocen Secent SS ee son taiibnel . % marry him the minute she was Beating Matires-e- “a P iow s Joubtedly sonlligpelimampaprtonsy aie ) Ze art = & don “¢ ee if he cre > e ho : _ a wef) 3 18 and she didnt care if he was An old eet. sligh? tam pene? 4 NCE h ad crossed th 'r maybe.” his eves aul peewee art ally teed _— Te poor apd she didn't want hi s . : —— + ‘ , ar © 2 ~ ue on : . bit sorry for her family weren: “wift furteus ins ; ife \ +) Sg felt that there could be no turn- | , us color | ‘ pene bate i= razy about a rs Oris heeks at the re ea quite di ~- 2 | She liked himfand that was @.. ng back To abandon the project wards she was . > is effect c.7 that was nece®syér, ° . . would be at the sacrifice of his ‘ouldn't give Dick somes. Fe « d n anc : > **? . . \ ad 4 4 ' 4 And he ¥ ——— for the Home Owner. nosition and diguit: so he re- fa , of c = if oy nie , = . , "se -_. . rey} : a. ul snatch rup,.” said mother, | } om ret a soe sie saad >re and now! | ais defamer imin because it is | Lael ‘ *« . - th x rid. | - , - - = ™ P - é ” i «a9 wore " vag : : Es) | | So apt to be neg'tected |! ‘ ; It was said in bis best arrogant so she merely fat. F cods containing : way round, Chiva, india, bgypt. | “a ; Ses . and said [eaeeral amount of it such as but ‘ire - to ~~ = - — — ess . . ‘ . . -_ > = ¢ «7 ‘~ ee . F iv. > . . _ . a ae walked out of the house and never ‘'#2 this contest was the most unique prize ever offered im a contest. picture on the rigkt shows how cque!: look sc ; TS ——> === fou're going tco far with es Perhaps Sehea] cs eae atoes, eY hn i ~ an . + - - . = . ww rut ar rm . et , Dut she never had time to com i — ———— - . —_— —- — —_-—— ernian friends s of yours: I ist won't cages and grape | te net home. 6 7 > = e - f. ; Ww hi i f D e 3 tar “= @!! for 5 Ou © rus arou : dem urely ; ee ’ ’ ; & "a hate . ~ ** ’ ~ . ™ "oe r*Ta! fox qd 7 2 : - ee ee She and her husband were busy i {(~* ™~ ) = (itn > ‘A S barry a O Ser é ‘ , (y a affairs iy eu of so . A shot of engi . »GS contain a l three ; The . wo —_ - —., senaede thine — ef « Inc Many ren » | = we Oe SS Su + ‘ ‘ eée ‘- . - ** ° ai | rebins build, day by day. y ON W. BURGESS. e ] OMmOrTOW .. Everything About the House Helps to Make the Home ~— ae eS eT oon dear. will y i ie tex yt. ; , A piece of ground to begin with, | By WANDA BARTON 9u take the people you meet it | gauge people al | rnauaill Sper = SOs hee *% - = - — - - = - © . _- » = ” a rT? ry 4 vre : 7 . a } : . oI then a iilttle three-roomed house | . : . RRE = ot a | ich enterprises into your hou = . .As is i .©a> 2° a m= J = figfu ania e ~ ° , 4 e. " } ™ *? = _ lod } f 4 I . 2 1a aan ra nt le — down below , ag ‘Da ~ fan . 3 ts exten re i a then some really pretty furniture | _ : Suse ae ie (he extens of hospitai.' jecoratio: or in the sunny vei to the title of Mrs. Richard Mapr- Tos Sie ’ pas +7 rch as tomatoes pens 7 bs s . > wi C4 ef ~ e — ™ . — — = a ~ 4 — 7 - . - @ : rm? inrT— Ps if end some curtains that were just | s e he : is the -ase | ware which is undecorated. There ing Jervis murmured Doris ave 71 “ete Vareeee ; "% ' y . DOO KA, Dicky. and - at ti - , bod y A } ] h h Litt! aie. am ot Pe tre 4 rr ’ ° re some res kK rence met Tt al > AO mrad ; . ire “pinach hae i he ove vy to t a eve of Tn oer Gu : ‘ _ . ‘ . - " . . is ” Ss: erolr Ded fashion. t = . ° stanc S i : And the Little Girl was learning to RS. SKUNK i ar coa ~ (nose [ a Ss ever) a- potterr sets that are light in weigh! He ltooked at ber suspicious); th , ‘uce A and C, and k pow Zz! i, ‘ . . ~ * neg i a : 7 oe ae 43 » cook and to keep bouse and she moving hry? LL VNCHEON «+ . a > = ‘ ~ , 2 and harming rinc and ~~ bt bk oe Pres were der jrels Jow ". at . i=n i Ree “ P Arro ss RR and ¢ che " om ® “a ” 7 Ss . ‘ 7 , » le : ae } “se e mm ith t oe . . Ye vy was making friends in the neigh- wy ae Si ar Rus > kettle 1 |sign. The pots and pitchers are of as! rm you know. are abee frany the | none . ei “ me lacno t paid Sai MON roqueties NES nm . . , ‘Te _ : take me komme. Fm result @ & Seriteus one. ft - ki > dborhood, real friends, who really . e sts a € re low squa : es that always wi ause you unpleasant | tia ee we . : “ what che « 4 ia ‘ e22n Pha « ann — ee aa all “a , ‘Teo Fe Cc a! oss of weight airmin- eS ee r loved her, not for what she might as = . . - ' amy} e 01 ®e riungarian & - | See 30 ie and ornfortabie ness not cownright danger h appetite five and * st oe . ' : --—— petit owered resistan , cee have been. Dut for what she was concerned with his Spinach salad mies are bu : ew examples : ooking ; continued unabashed ‘It was bai = SUIS Ree —ae cee ste i aeeeemiieetinens tem dae od iy Sree ae Pe OS eta care APPLE @ susceptibility to disease. | **"” / —* °,= . ep mor ‘Tt >i . im . »u ft : ‘a Oo .7 f ’ . tee rr , . autherities are convinced a +. And Mother has just come back =§ ate affairs to be particu + ip- . | SP Tol: ea é u- A : , , : \ = “ake no ‘rie is mt ge hy Re — “ware — is a deli ste Ttalia / «ft ree: ol nist come te ca : Reat s large > ‘. : —s 2 P 4 . e ‘ : h : 5 parts b ; : +4 € : eel oe bh om add tA tt a : ar « , in A pivus aleen: 2 : - i. ™ é R ; j : “ r Tor “_ = & ci ri ; tT - ' iy Tet? a rsy - . ” . 7 | ee = ee mee ‘z eacs to rickets. tu- | iney't ~b we. wet, Reh from a visit to the Little Girl who terested in Wre RY - ~ ‘- | ~ ™ om ~ 3 ~ o mace the dreadful marriage and Th : tea . : 2 ; ea anda acker, | green inside and a " ae . ~ ~ uere 1s etl 4 = * . — ’ ‘ a go you know Mother hasn't looked is much to a e bread and butter |the outside « th thoug a get h a fob im a cabaret milk. a salts Th * : . DINNER ” ‘ . . ms : nenies s and pellagra Absence _ i s0 well and so happy in vears. (oO see in early spri fn sangwich. s _ i ne s t g.azec ware, and makes a very at- orenestra. or to permit that grub- cer. a — retarded f article ri - . . ‘See - a : ay iS ™ 2) o = ; ~ . - n Ar. « TO wt * . ay The marriage ion ¢t dreadful at | and Jimmy Was wa il = ris . ee ee ae ) Pract e fu er Then there are the luster ware studies you brought back fro and a half cuptal es mS See | on mi \ es * = oT 2 \ : 7 + ~ r 4 7 > - a * ~ ~~" oren a r eh ~~ - . — Crore - P . a the man poor ut he ts we | PROM Sram ate ee . . ~ e at are e . o . Tr} i- ? ’ = ot ambitious and industrious and he e or : ° airs RENE I . eve e ea sets st of them wit la hand'es e—actually invite— a cheap hen drop them mount of C results in seur the ds i gh , ; , Las 4 po.a oes . - . , . : 4 ‘ avy 1 and the Litt > Girl rea!’ ¥ * love each 9 Jimmy hadn sre maty ac’ e > ’ ar ©°as ya . . - 2 as rat ar : mm oar af. a ‘ : . ; 2 ‘ny ‘our apartmen?’ Ta of boiling - eS ” th R nd o bh . \ ' . = — a. é ’ : RA cz a= #2 : ns vo 4 aby ‘? =". Vv aid »? > 7Warter cupful of "us ¢ Fo ” on 4 it E @ ¥ : ° ‘ -* . .. DD @- cate .4 ac ' : P : ~ . 4 U.ts. oi - re dream. actually a dream of com.- _ a Od s"ocu.iag be rvilaced “se bescice biuve @ed with — war “UDC #@" I met hit and goodne=s | added cook only nmta a with much . 2 shel. “vw ee = : abt. — , : - - , na , rs a8 n fort and simple beaut: = = a peo es ee with a lemo Pat er of cream knows how many other times? « | Until the apples am i o~ tiatte oe animas | often ; ss ) ‘ ' oa 7” - - . — wil _— tel ve *har , 7 The man has spent his hours off out the other Tt set wie A package of plain or fa ‘ra s » “arrying good fellowship to. ‘ar no way soft. ; [may rea); ° - ~ ng ow | . = Payex ~ A M¢ >I W ( yM N es : — 1. | me —_— eau mn sterility making little comforts for his wife. said he to himse!l? ) a. n Croguettes. ers also keen « Int sed. so S E What if he is helping you with +ha: | "e®¢Y. dip each 7 : ably = , Keke pes , | ae —_ : are t®o ofhe ime , The kitchen table is exactly the aAnDY reason fo" marine wv vne anc ft iree-quarters ap (Mat MRospitaiit: : . a matter of - confounded pageant? He'l} get hi ter batter and ‘oe her points to never _, ) ter » zh m \eGs 6 : ? + . re . me lant 7 as : 4 + : 4 é ~ Va : en: . a) Se ; o 4 P as 2 — - ‘ - . : 3 ne : brown Da per. A = _ . milk R - Beeeew had 6aft Th. y _ - . * & : : ANTTYT TEOPRORNDA se Peenci 4 There's a seat in the end 1f the we already bare — Iimm oe a Oi@ca Fuss ac if bela. - te sauce ne teasnc ‘ ae, + » Pe f em enim sncuamminin L. e. = ‘ ‘ r’erusgia : suppose.” Doris velee wes | ov beating the ‘ : om - — . teenies . re ras ¢ "Tl 1498 ~ , . = " pergola that just exact!v fits her talks about moving iust for the OF 10U0DG FOme scraps of meat ode vice ~®ason,. shape and dir °-noeuszn no experienced ir er -° ; — Ve = Gangerousiy meek, “I suppose : | very stiff and ary, 1 , and there's an aviar: image the sake of talkine Pee Mibee 6 Mooo i » Sowser the Hound tad ~#* a] ru . ©®Zf anc ru ys rai: , acer a che wae — = — . aes nerer occurred to rou that I mich: eas irs. : foe pergo.a. In the aviary the Litt a + - _ . a . ' cn x in —_— fina we a . 4 = » . fen . a? ; ' " + ‘ P : o Pa ~~ 4 444 . 4 ; q ir (J am « compan oOnmahkh . ; eet. ined ju as al > ’ " ’ - a? © ’ - . ~ é mo 0 om . = 3: 2 Da 2 = eT ri . > ws ; . oo 4 La _ . > T° ereacti~ o ar ]—.4h-——¢ jla: ng . : anda At ea ‘em OR. wviths (,ir' whos i. Be ’ = ttle ee | . ’ . _ : _ " 2 - 4 = L . - »F a 2 ° +h > > ~™ + _- “weet I mat« Pie 2 = e = .* © sg ‘ = oO , - a i ,ea : | ine ? she . Stull and nee grated rind. Tiki , =s ve syvarae and tae . tea we i _ = 2 = _ > . - ~ > > ° ~ >» . . , , 7 -~ . - 2. ne | f- ~ = ~_o _ : © % ail a. = fu ~ ° D eg . se _= ~ and al ae roed ere py it a too— has jown to e Smiling Poo it is a as ® Was feeling pa ce oie e had «ee 2 . : arca®é me. — ; a —_— ; sec ™ i*oes >> . -ae +o>s . , ’ a ‘as . a " _ z o - or five kinds of birds The man = bit early for any of : lel, ariy cood natured and in the he fi mace the dressing tab'e n his . ss P : when traveling : 7 . . . ~ = on eo sk ’ a. > ’ _-“ - - = = - - ~ : f eel anne . ; CACOPLIDEe reep- e Hria. but r 33 $ Suga ne-bal’ te ; 4'SO a eati ro , . . : . 1 r r | e . s . . ™ : ~~ » 7 - - Zz ‘ _4 a 2 ~ ~ * > - ° . - . = = ind — a deine or: s ee sem: ‘ i -~ : : e ; > * zg “Be as em. -~ . > . = = : ». . . 4 Seeeen, ene little wife is | Yom never can tell. It ts a ee ee ee ain, tac Cc PRI : “ - 4 . 7 ‘ ; , : ’ : ; . -- - ‘ at i 1 a4 > » a | ~~ > | — * - 3 — » — ina s= oe —s . 4 . .? 5 : - ™ + ‘ —_ a ed — = ¢ ~ ~~. > ‘ 3 _ on ; _ : — a ) - a “ 3 ob ee . sorts of roses that _ _ . ~ : as & ; 4 t . : : ; 3 . R — => lam~are aa 4 F : : : : 7 3" 2 T 34 ad = . . = a ™ 2 2 _ ‘ : . " . ; ~ - 2 TP «Aa _ lie on = > “ = ‘ Sy - a ~~ - _ — —_- ; : 4 ra :a there. there's a itts.e o >| a «? : ed ¥ ” - - . and ad . . t -_ 2. 7 : a =o sg > se rr ~ 4 . es a : 2 2s 4 ing ee i ‘ft . f = - - > > = - é . . . o . ST é& rr” ~ = —. + o~ Us 4 * he and the girl fell im love wit! ni 7 2 7OU i Was £0ing to SOcrs snc ; ° treated ke taf . . Fas : : : - ‘ : " : .? >» . — ” ux - - = ~ a Z ‘ . CT : : he Lit : i¢ i d faah 4 eg > e iw ~~ . ~ —— a OO = > = - =. . . bal . . S — ai > ? € x a rr re 4 arr r 2 ”“ ° “q é . ~ & P ¥ +h > = i? : A A _oere @ Harp on tn > a? ah sta ed i 3¢ : = ° " a ~~ . 2> : 4 ack ead ras . ) Pe ttle har ee =) es ; . . j . Ba re ™ > > >? ., 77 (2 awk ~~ ies : - ea ; - } Dod “ aa? 7+ babe . 4 P 7 >. . i “ i a . rr " ee ae + : ~~) _ . bd —s — ~ . " - > . i se = %. P we) $90 - + - - . : ~ - . ™ _ . _ - ~ . . r reas, With at Pretensee or ar . = * . - - oa? - Blast: Hickory tirne and m . > - : en a make-believe about i. at a?) Pst saves a tplain ad of Mrs ~— ser ~ ace 2 ory Buy hs es And Mother is a ‘*) oan ¢ s ne Theos , a r . — . . = acd w~ bite, * £3 ' le confuse s Ren PY ind cclaimed Jimmy. when an widths, by : She says she doesent understans 4 the keep sorme » 4 62 %4 A : ~ s,s _— ~ - Eo bn = . " . ~~ - ‘ ~ = oo” = ~ aad desi cs in we + “ Gi SSUpid. and she looks as if she had seG Cor tei Been lcoking over ‘> | . I ts is eee ory Shirred deai more. its ay re over ‘8@ Wall into .°a i Bad no idea rou Moen teen > " - rac ie a “ pa ; x — _ ._ > . Ané do you know. I beliews ; = ™ ™ . os na \ eT at Wre-« — . ‘art = 7 — = Way. she has been do mg that very thing—all because her Little Gir 3 had no 1*a where IT — o : made a dreadful marr age tree or a aca > 21ca it care four years ago OUT ——_, > : sieniatenienetenenmeen , os . > a : ONION AND CHEESE SOUP lip ante anrantiontaece se ice s new a eerie is cin actin ail ABSORBS DIRT Peel and chop wery fine -*>5 large } 7 Spanish onions, then put +hem inen " i | 7 — iG dies . @ G@oubdle boiler with a quart ofrich yin — eee | ee .‘ asked Mrs. Jith milk. Add a tadlespoonfu! of sug. } — ~t TS? write & Send . Mer erE we Werk deme bx puree sieve into « hot dis ~~ oe | a... 2. nar cupful ef hot "Os red ; BEAD . half cupiul of Srated Ame, ' ’ —- : a ; : SPECIALTY Co. cheese, Serve ai once. , Says) Jima; When be reached > Panesar os i 7. Makes Rooms of and Sunshine So easy too—it glides over the wall paper and absorbs the dust, soot and impurities like magic. Cleans also Window Shades and Frescoing. At Grocery, Drug Hardware. Pairt ard Wall Paper Stores. Made Under Sole Pacens b+ THE ABSORENE MFG. CO . j ST. LOU'S Now That New Fabrics Are addrens 7 hedk let comtaini re you will want to begin making new Styles are simple and materials are more! and colorful than they have ever been. The loom fabrics are especially atapeed to aol Many suitable styles are shown for these aa McCall Priated Patterns. ‘ pawn AMOS JAMES GROCER CO. STIX BAER& 'y Sst. Louis, Mo « | GRAND-LEADER of tile tem, with "hich fe make ~or ee “War Jeaz set 3 a

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in, Ps git, = — GE FOR APRIL 16, 1925. —_—_-— - ES — Tt _— _ ttt ; “te together of 63.248 square yards, English grandfather's clock was : bei —_ ; : 7 z : : ' er — — EEE - , REN’S DIET | | | , frP eas . Lr. : POPPA AAD AAA AAA HL E HOW TO MAKE YOUR GARDENGROW | { ODD FACTS {sti st siececa''ot "i" practi Eatin qqhtuunars cook ma r BGR iT TN TT AI | rate at 1%d per yar t} | , xist- #y Clyde B. Schuman Fach number in the puzzle indicates the position of the first letter By Paul A. Kohl. | RRR | 2 : 7 snl road prea fe e ow on ; : we of A word. Floriculty rist. Missouri Botani: 7 Garden | Wioliite } ead sige h a2 we eat to- | TT) * old et ; . , r : air ux ?. ww ou ga 3. ' eI ! Director, Nutrition unknown less than a cen SOlOe SoCrmes or an | 's difficult to prove. ' . American Red Cross. Each Word reads from left fO right (Chorizonta!) or downward noe Se aa : Pape ’ ) wm, ‘ ¥ ties “— — = eae sam —ee tury ag 50 years > host | ] re a O ' vertical), according to position. Lettered in correctly, words that cross se eee, nven Segoe ee : ; f » series | Will interlock. No. 8—-THE LAWN. 1of our wheat was mills din the old.- —" le the ciaerni = | fashioned water or wind milis. and pared expecialiy tor tie Lach number 1; whit uUares : :, tet . Jervis “You're ae by Miss Schuman, a , Ange me nite squares also refers to a defin:tion in the dik) lawn is a vexing problem Erowth for t] e lor | \ ' | vw 5S not One @ hority on foods.) accolipanying tgbie. | cages ve season. ¢n seeding | ground between stones. | willy matinee girls thas gythor' ‘ | Each definition sUgresta ; that contronts us eve ry scCa- bare Spots it is Food to pull ane ° | | ' aren —. eee & Word possessing the exact number of let- son, as it needs constant atten- nuch of the tebe O O ning atter him It takes b a. ters to fit the white Space allotted to it ke j n good ndit n “ype: ——e pie eriagee f ray k Invest Yo r S vin S = af tior t¢ ° ‘oT , , "ry ) Lior . \ ‘* “) >. ~ ‘ . ‘ : ’ } > | I od condl 1 Ath aA Strong steel ra ke. Rolling (one o th moet remarkable | u avings in uper e t vo ) . "CS . all ‘hi ; ‘e is eceive whe lo ced on braing oe see Gilet are a ee wn te apace Is to receive one letter only. Words start only In) +),. :royble in most cases is that wn after J fj pal t i } i be | ~ : eh ooKeqd at him o t People are given numbered sequcres. ) ae . = hs wa Se Feedin Iirms the «aa ‘aim trees in the world is to e j curte pertan'. a the lawn is and brings the piaeiy B Cor ach Soak | found in West Africa. Its branches n CATES little flicker of irony away } lehinking that too much uy . chitied.- a her eves B being laid on 5 nae That , 5 | 2 3 + Ss 6 7 a - ; bite Os the soil, where it gets the needeq | STOW in the shape of a fan. and al- | Write or Phone for Full Information “That's what I'wa always ieapoesi ble fe . ie ah q . moisture for germination The | Ways from east to west. and are | ~ , Dick- but you never seem imor ie it unthinkine tur? "i “ | rat pe : : , —_ en nm should be « ut. burt not an close | filled with a cool. pleasant tasting Ra fety of . . “ : . ] == the roots have no protec ion liquid. which often saves thie lives. ve and understand } into Jokes, not realizing what | > house ve SUTnnes The law) should ree ive | 146 run short rs Undaunted, he returned to t suffering from xeropthal- | ah) af i ther with ’ | a x se onal «thorough watering . : , Offers @ Libeeal | agp / From scurvy. to understand | | | ' is. all the rub. ) | = a ee ae Se repeated TY! : lent asters 6S Sous “Now, what do you know B the result when the body is ' J! Sst ae rere af nightly sprinkling during the sum- ¢ é pn sas churchyards (now | | this Cullam— personally? + in vitamins | oe ih “oe nt Pm _— r 18 @ waste of water and isin. | ne recreation grounds) of the —— you know, he may have a b are among the most fasci- | fee Greer. : ore ts haw ” ‘mento the lawn. corn of 4ondon have an area ate i Lowls Phone, Olive 1744 eration. Actors are a prete bef subjects to many sclen- | ; ‘a eled off CRA ? phe; : ' ~ ‘ . alll Pos ' o OF cou forgetting that all 4 | , and the met ‘cen vif , ~n | | he ang ts: de an intelligent study of | whole covered over with a layer f sod. The first season or two ot : we doubtediy crazy Sh0MEEasives ure |= potentially | food | th Ir tia yiye hi eve harre , The ter) “Vitalin” | eters the grass mes through beautt- F ll Li f ALASKA R f 1 . THETIC? ta we 1. ; . . a ‘ yeasant! . is relat: BA yo fully. but after the nourishmen if is our endgdeav- sed 71 r rood vere | (yOu re un h sential te ife Me ~ the sod has been es nm | SDPARBEER eee vitamin ich quite dif wr a Sh geass disappears and the persistent " Doris’ | toe imp] nthe other ji _ eit, Ale eee crab-grass, dandelion and plantain ’ inward . raging, thew ? he ln a ya y . > eae i take possession The blucgras= z : same ’ Jarvis the sie) , - Speene ' , 2 @y has put up a valiant fight, but ° Aetion ) kKNOoOWlne thy: 2 ’ ; ° es a . hy * ¢ The + . at he . . 1d Vita) 1 ' succumbs to the on iaugn oT nN 1 d W h Nn S h d : : ; ‘ J ‘ : lj . : nN made her lose her per opm ; three lawn weeds mentioned, nt a as ingto ixteent an Cass (raig (Culler, lean! ; ‘ -— 3 ' ? e $ hy} — i | ; her that she le ph min A is Otherwise called which can stand th : r yuse é eee ‘THA HMC Couls he ‘ ’ thic] st awns ar nis defame: it ble vitamin because it is Gee jones yt dopa ond hi ae ] . =e | . ect ‘he andelion an: i i enn tes *, fin fat. Foods containing | subjec wage ah ; We ; 4 : ie aoe hae lamount of it such as but plantain can be held in check by and said - ve —_ : at hy :, by } rox | lem out by the roots, ream, milk, ege-volk, spinach. | weqding t - ce Me 5 etre... sweet potatoes, cabbage, | and this means much rk. —~ a] : - . " _, crab-grass is even more difficult m tomatoes and lettuce pro- | a aad amerth i to control, because it is an annual Dealth and growth. itself | gr that S s itself @very yea fin Bis named also “anti- : SERne tet Peseewe a ye éA ) from seed stalks that hug the lawn Pcaluse ‘s Wse - nite . : . fl , weCa iis ! prevel s HO Z T ary « losely that eyen the awn mow - tou whatever ners lo) Mere disease Known as beri- RIZON AL : is 2 hen The only way to : : at i ; ; (ety e*ry ~* e49 " ‘ ~ er SS I i l. rit rh , d itt ; %s armg Tt can be dissoly ed in water . 4 ier ¢ Mal » porroewi ul : OY Ss nit ; - " ‘ ‘ 1 jaye, and, uobfortunately, yo alternat + r , Treat coyptrol the crab-gra: Soe , . rnhnative hame is water pat 1 | .ote , nusical . iri TY) n » ‘ o* i I a i the hluegra QQ and rep? top thie "\ "mise iS AMHY ort . a ; e ; y ; As 4 s Without if Sfrowt) ‘ | wey , a st nd 47 ; . vt truth, and Just to se’ vour scaic ,enough and give he lawn every f f) “Really Diek youre too ing! You should stop being banker's idle gan and go to melodramas Your Sugg estic lam the intended Victim of tune hunter j scarce), : 4 gt ATi thy i t¢ Ss \ i] 78 ie. S A! + ve , unsellish_and humanely in arded and " Milk ' , : . attention possible in the way » , ; ha na +, rating lA. vetaly) > Oy 1} | +7 ‘ — , . ; *, : . 2 on > s ee s : B. fearsAt rest—-Mr. Cunaaie °° ’ om . rem fertilizing and reseeding bare spots, |. i Re. : es : eS : ; ; bye Accused fi ° . oraligces carr : Dotato . i rt ail () hear ing. ~— S8 > Sur \ ar that , he ‘ rab-grass¢ is crow ded ; ee es: “3 a 5 = 5s | i Any of ft dealers upon eit) oa i" Whole “ he at and brow rT) i astern + ae : "| , Le i : - os &§ : ‘ ‘ mi)¢ While some fr ks obiect to = ae eS $. al es whose names appear : : . . . MH , Se : "ANtotts _* ; ’ a a *? | ; ; . . a Pe ee ° £3 “ ; 4 es % Ne ee ee ” : - ~ — = ~~ cr ; ; ontai (abbr.) 0 OF: clover in the lawn. it is a plant | Bae | 3 | ae oe ae % mes. $8 = a will = giladiy a é : ; ree es oe ae show you met. the lack of which VERTICAL that will heip to discourage crab- ‘ Sli attenipted tu make om a F =. ie bg a pta peter. s 7 Be _ n ” = - - keminine nam i Seems to be. ‘22 Market erases. aa fF 83% e ' | . | I Beuscorputh tamin or ’ . _ . :, , ann? i ae “OR. ’ ia ee none da bit take ‘ Ming or Siting tends Lo + ag . gaps Sipe % 2 ty als o8, AGem's wil ie esi ig > eilaggabte na ype Rae " ey en os ? > - its ais aren he mutiorea ME se (oer (2°2",2°,"2°° |g citte natn so *6 Japanese coin. iger. - Manure is sometimes applies i te a | Pe REFRIGERATORS comfiture “ ‘cabbage. “rina od - _ | §& Egyptian sun ge 3 OT rshi -5 Ells Scotcl as a top dressing during the win- oo . ASS ee ? gt aid! “Per haps he has those e a’ ietabagas es «dle rr ; : ; > ¢ 5 ve m - what ee d at the e i > ; spots should be seeded in the spring wee 3 ; ; ne E1uUge people as human bets f Vitamin R Ontains the or , e ingaunt o B, contains the | “O*. be Pra agp Reena YESTERDAY’S PUZZLE an (hhieldie inwn gone over Vee. is types’ When will you So Necessary to preserve teeth i : nig ( Iv, but the main sowin of ras “nee he has never b Le AP LENE ney Nh ea A Oe LE LO OOO ON Oe OO i, = ACL IN ATID: Be AR i PETE ey ae, ae ~ SN ORIG A TN Me iON A A AR. gg a ae ting. aloof and complac we - roreir 7 NN ee ee ‘ | ' ent 1 as protein | i a ty grt ° seed is better Teft until the latter up on a SOcial Pinnacle ) rou: Hlence the ' j par cA , Sentembe i a”) 4.1} eC SELOred 0 ae ! ari O URUSt OF 3 tem ¥ ‘Te- trarily deciding that the it " Many fruits —_ . 18 P ,. *p) extent in Jiver. mus: j- i quentiv. in the spring after the loWes down below must bee ’ ‘tlq 0, ich aes tomatoes ’ ; . i. ; . * ae pose tissue, . l'rom some foods t - ii seed has been sown, drenching You've read too many «te e7.@, contain in variable #1 bodv can manufacture sub rains wash off much of the seed. books, Dicky, and you t Lesa! three spinach has . f Stances it needs but 0o lar as * and at times we have a few very blerotyped fashion E B. lettuce A and C, and | | : ‘ ’ . know, it cannot make vitamins. | hot days that cause much of the that isn't white. isn’t ' and carrots B and ¢ ; . _— the foods containing them hav tender grass to die In the ear'yv lelme k. You know And no Piney are absent fro. i the ' 0 it 4 ' b). al be eaten daily to sup} the « ry ail the young grass has a much taie nie home, | ny .ery @ resu t is a Rerious one Tt ’ : thi quantities needed for nealt} | “2 etter chance to grow. because the (To Ke Continued) an loss of weigh! dimin ‘tT } } : ji 1; 4 | 11s | rtuy I ' 4 Til ; ~ - it. Y rT ¢ ‘iti- . — petite lowered resistance | . \A/ ' nignt are much ionger, and con 5 ; ho ae a . ‘ . very cCasyv } tter br eles = tn ‘sequentiv cooler the rains ire 2 i ; - Rc —- +c ee APPLE FRITTERS SUSceptibility to disease. tO 09% | : neler un | —— . +o Washington Ar., y ; , . , important terns f nial A/] usually more general and even y Be eet > ,; - ey 7th Sts. pauthorities are convinced | ae ) : i 6s ST. LOUIS three or bala ncineg ; . " ‘ t at ' rs *tributed 4 nd the crabgrass a nd ee ; vs ‘3 ‘& MF. FURNITURES Beat a large fresh ege uw “athe — Sais x ee miency in A plus absence | = RO ae : ANTILE they are included. “iM \j}other weeds have finished their | : a ; nh ) 915 N. Broadway Pan Bed to 8 queria ight. leads to rickets. ¢ J @ “af ; if le ¢. S, ij- ile i ei y miilk. a saltepoonful of baki is and pellag , Ab nce That is ] St VW iy Pe at 4 Series ee , ‘ ER ; ‘ if : i t sence - == - = : : er, a level teas »ynful o ; articles dealing adequately with . der. level teaspoontul ony wd, Delage. | Absence s dealing aderuately with PELE ee NORTH = 7 " ; a -“i¢% mh a § ofoe - . no way soft Drain and ee ay result7in & t de nd prob | sity does best discover virtue — leeks carefully, then put them into ' sterility > fa Se ili Beane reddy, dip eech apple inte ably he who never made a mista ke! Bacon. the sauce. ter batter and drop inte wo other points to never mane a discovery Smiles. | When Gooked drain the f —— | SOUTH brown paper. A good sauct® . 4 - oy beating the whites of Uli 4115 Manchester Av. » 5 Sy BOEHI. FURNITURE COW . = | 3544 Gravolg Av. tery stiff and dry, then ae FURNITURE 00. Muarter cupful of sugar (Patent Applied for) TOT reang ‘cupful of -ifted powde the strained juice of two 604 8. 30th St. and one lemon. with a iit : | § EC H A L th I / DAVID's FURNITURE CO ~rated rine ‘his is a ule a ' . ‘ : or ° +s aes” * Sa ELASTIC 7 the Cork that saves the Ice! || x2s22e%- ; si SALE Ber a | Ty . Don’t guess about the ice-saving No other refrigerator gives you 00. PRINTED, 47% . I S; | , : d in b N : MERCERIZED \ features of your refrigerator. this safeguard in buying. No if PATTERNS — AY lr ongest | of Floor Samples at Day the Reliiannenes that you. other refrigerator has the Cork- a : Wall Window. This is but one lasts Longest- oS REDUCED | ee of the many vital features that ts The _ Alaska Retr igerator has the Alaska Refrigerator offers Any garment that’s worth the i" , PRICES | VISIBLE insulation. You can you work of making with elastic is 59 — tell with absolute certainty just worth good elastic. Hickory Elas- | what its insulating material is. Dealers will gladly show you tic often outlasts the garments >" into whichit is sewed. It holds its Wes ri 24 rr igi FJ e Cc i’ ia ZB Cc Ask in the stores to see the Alas- other important Alaska features wG203 aston ton A 1 idth when stretched. You save | . ; On the front —the full-ice-sweep circulation; No. $00 Hi whe . ka Refrigerator. n the mn ; 4524 Delmag. ree fa ame and mong by using Hixk- SEWING MACHINES - of it you will notice a small, the seamless porcelain or white vf lastic comes in bI , : . > > . ieee pote. ory. Buy half a dozen yards and. | A wonderful Opportunity! Get a genuine Western Electric round window. Look through enamel interior, with rounded s, by the keep some handy. It costs a /ittle | Sewing Machine at a big saving. These Machines are in per- ; ; b - the seal-ti ht door d | it. There you will see the peb- corners; seal-tight doors an 1 AA te yey te, eet a ee ‘ ANN > (ff Wr oe hate eas Wy iT “a aw) y) NN 4 , (tn a cattincces aD) yard. Also see the more but it’s worth a great fect condition. Used only for store demonstration. They will oN Rew designs in | J ; ® ae ; : SN | OMS Hickory Shirred deal more. ‘ give you the same service as a new Machine. | bled cork insulation, the finest airtight drain; the fine work- OTE —— 3= =( ) : Ribbon Elastic. | .7 Portab)- estern $70 Portable Western $89 Westerg Electric insulating material that our manship and handsome finish. Hickory Products are sold a# most good | . wis | eat agate TO Ns a 4 | | : : 2 stores. If ard er find ay eo am | “ ; | hin: ee Migrant Bsns a te -_ Ma. | forty-seven years of refrigerator You can find styles and S1Zes e€x- giving your dealer's name. ress, . VIOTAING Sht | Sy RE area nat | ton” oi ; , ; Mrs. Ruth Stone, 1173 West Congress “) fs .- oe ted ead building have disclosed. actly suited to your income, . a and rath TeNsIi9ONn Fk re: 7 '* Street, Chicago putemitic heht om vibration. Runs chain st 939.90 sist $56.75 *...:, uarves A.STEIN & COMPANY | a THE ALASKA REFRIGERATOR CO. erievnis. th. CHICAGO NEW YORK | pati wt oh assay saa — —_ = A : . . . — RE& Wias. W 904 PINE ST. | if a ERVID rit OM LECTRICALL )-LEADER - - .

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al = y » . . ‘ oe) ee ee We Ge wee 8 ee - - a © So: aw . Cee in at few er i ~ 7 + & y » - 7. . 4 ‘ - hn . a a ’ ee ee Sey Bean Fe Nee eee 9 — — > « “s a = e - + 4 = f ~ ~~ & = ~ rs - * . 7 ie = Shatin katie ae ae as = ; => —_ en ee ee oe 2) ee Sina nang ween Se ee ie ~~ a a ? + — ~ 7 » a ee * * a ere £ ia Fe “ «=>. ve «4 = s ow + = > eve wece > ges eve > ‘—. * e > aie ' a eee Le ee whe i ~ lie, ee — 2 Cet eae Oe 64 me 4 bho 3 COMIC PAGE ,. THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1925 A PAGE 48 ——— = _ » 7 ™ mith @ hair of the dog that bit him the wrong horse in the primary nobody's businese but his orn. | derby. _} J = a KRAZY KAT—By HERRI IM GUANA Do Ir - IM OVANA Dorr - IM GUNNA Do-rr - N = |A. GUANA BLEACH | MYSELF A |“ BLONDE *- : SO MY SUMMA TAA’ CAN SHowW ON ME -26 deciared : 4 he would trv to bring about reorganization af the City Aas- ara office. with a view to ob- ining more equitable ASSOS8 - entare about $400. 660. Th er reduetion. amounting | Paheout $190 900. ‘came through resis'ance of the Internationa! '° esllection of leense the sale of goods mane-/ Ted cutside St. Louis. Both "alters are still In court and ©'y may win either er both Sut rewenge pot collected. “°oULngent on court decisions, me im the Comptrotier’s $'7.734.708 Cotlected. “om ptretler’s report showed “olleetions fer municibal | a. '* 1936-85 ae | 897.756.-1 He estimates an increase | _ 5.456.606 in the total of | "= ‘aluations for the coming *@nd he further figures on an [ § cents im the tax “ate bal purpeses. This high- : °" © larger assessment sd¢ $951.908 to the past “Sures He estimates that * transfers.” of rqverstenet “ed funds will add another Adding these. and de- the 35906 600 deficit. the. er finds the total avail-| #37 to » rr Ser d ‘“erease of 8 cents on the ® Va "ten. fap munictpal eor- “eld raise the tex rate