St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 22, 1925

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"ype? Bei naa ats al +f Ta lal “ ~ tad wr =? COMIC PAGE TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1926. Better —S, ———__ ments! Better Locations! Better Invest- Homes! — -_—_— —- — -—By BRIGGS _——-- ~~" ’ - —“ ™ - > ee r+ na a ales ale SAE Ps 4 : - >, The Only Evening Paper in St. Lous Ser vice ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH With the Associated Press News sv PLAYER WI Tg “VB OL. 77. NO. 227. 5S IN A CARD That ial PRICE 2 CENTS — BeEATCn BY ONG,” YetiS ALWways pai rer | WEFUGEES © TELL OF 600 EXECUTIONS - INBULGARIA ee | Revolt Far From Sup-| pressed, They Declare, and Police Cannot Cope With Counterplots. pyright, ide Mark 1926, by H. Reg, 1’. C. Fisher, ce.) S. Pat. ort; r FEEL Homesicic! ING READY TO ' LEAVE COUNTRY Foreigners in Capital Ask - That Consuls Give Them ~ Protection — Correspond- ents Expelled. id , = —. . Ai Be eee ots ‘AL Ww, o- a} r — vachice/' — . -

FAST M&S. P. TRAN WRECKED. TWO KILLED Gn ewe oe Engineer and Fireman Die When Train Runs Into Burned Out Bridge in Montana, Br lhe Associated Press. MILES CITY. Mont., April 22. Running at high speed, the Colum- bian. one of the crack Chicago, Mil- _ — waukee & St Paul passenger trains. ran into a burned-out bridge near Ingomar, this morning. The engine turned over and Alece Bug- by, man, both of Miles City, killed, according to word received the rallroad’s offices here. It also is reported that a number at of passengers were injured. The train travels between Seat- tle and Chicago. It was due to ar- rive’ in Miles City shortly after noon. Ingomar is about 90 miles west of here. LOS ANGELES MAKES FLIGHT TO BERMUDA IN 12 HOURS Airship Arrived from takehurst | | The | at 2:10 A. M., but Waited for Daylight to Moor. Bw the Associated Press WASHINGTON, April 22.—The airship Los Angeles moored to the tender Patoka in the at Hamilton, Bermuda, at 7:16 o'clock this morning, The Los Angeles arrived Bermuda at 2:10 a. m., the Navy informed in a harbor over Department was radio message received direct from the ship. The message from the los Angeles, which made the flight from her hangar, Lakehurst, N. des in a little over 12 hours, said she was waiting for daylight before at- tempting to attach herself to the mooring mast of the Patoka. -_ _ ~— — — President's Father to Hospital. Special to the Post-Dispatch. PLYMOUTH, Vt., April Col, John Coolidge, father of President Coolidge, will go to Boston for ob- servation for an ailment believed to he kidney trouble, it was learned o> ) engineer, and Hans Stuve, fire- | were | The President's father is POISONOUS LIQUOR BREWERY STOCK KILLED 22 PERSONS, GOES UP 75-FOLD HERE WITHIN YEAR, IN FIFTY. YEARS Physician Points to City! Proposal for Exchange of Hospital’s Fiscal Report) Shares to Be Made to to April 1 as Warning | Anheuser - Busch Stock- holders. a WARRANTS WONT BE ISSUED FOR HARMLESS GAMES Asistant Circuit Attorney Says State Will Prosecute Only Games Operated Against “Moonshine.” for Big Gain. ———— ATTITUDE MADE KNOWN TO POLICE “GRAIN ALCOHOL IS A DEADLY POISON” NEW CAPITALIZATION MAY BE $18,000,000 | . , a | 4 cmon Original Missouri Charter | Question Discussed at Con- of the Company, Issued ference After State Re-| Autopsy Surgeon Says It Produces Insanity and : ; s ' . * : > . - Causes Major Portion of| in 1875, Will Expire; fuses to Issue Warrant ‘ 7 - . ' | Fatalities. _ Next July. | Against Man. — | atid dtl a | There were 22 deaths at cits Two families in St Louis 50 | The Circuit Attorney's office Is | | : lintereste ly , . . hospital from alcohol poisoning ini years ago, formed “4 corporation thos erested on . in the prvee ution | ; . ye | . of gambling games which promise : *s ‘ . . “¥ d rl z *T* 7G a] . > > ho ser ™ & : 7 _the fiscal year ending Apt , hey called 1 Anheuser « °- | large returns to professional oper- 1 to over-indulgence in bootleg whis-| The charter then obtained expires: ators and will not issue warrants 'ky or synthetic drinks of high al-jon June 2 Now. after half a cen- 'in harmless games of chance run .coholic content. tury and various changes of name, for the amusement of those who ' te . + are : . . ‘ . Prior to prohibition there were!ine descendants of these two fam- lat end carnivals or othe! similar ) cH al mS affairs, Assistant Circuit Attorney | " P . ng - . *f . “«" ¢ én ea: . - 7 co . e ‘ ; g ¢ me s@ldom any deaths directly from ies propose to Incorporate again, | Wilson announced today. cohcl poisoning, but there were 0C-|4s Anheuser-Busch, Inc., exchang- | Wilson's declaration was made to | ° ‘ casional fatalities from chronic al-'jng og stock of $500 par value for; Chief of Detectives Kaiser and for Help aces Messages in coholism—in cases where the ha-|an equivalent in $100 shares of | Sergt. Mulcahy of the gambling | B k E. lish | bitual drunkard died. There was) $37,500 par value. squad, in a conference which fol- | roken Lng . | | lowed Wilson's refusal to issue a seal only one such case last year. | This 75-fold increase in the fac€| warrant for a man arrested by] A Coroner’s autopsy physicit" | value of the stock wil! be in the | Mulcahy’s squad. | By Leased Wire From the New . I F ' ' — . . * > __ . . " sees in the report of so mary vio | form of a proposal to incorporate Mulcahy and his men had visited | York Bureaw of the Post-Dispatch | ‘ ¢ Sli oo on . = | a o. , , iravoigs avenue ane ac avyed ai ¢4, . q Ss a distinct warning against indul-| of 180.000 snares of stock at $100 ong | two great liners stood by helpless game known as “automobile push.” The prizes offered to the winners of The is an- | nounced in a published legal notice gence in moonshine whisky, syn-} ¥4@F value. proposal! 59 GRAFTING POLICEMEN AND DRY AGENTS SENTENCED, ONE BY ONE, IN CINCINNATI HELPLESSLY AD 38 SAILORS DIE ee LINERS STAND BY > ~ — _—— Mountainous Seas Prevent! Homeric and Tuscania From Saving Crew of Japanese Freighter. CRAFT GOES DOWN AFTER 8-HOUR FIGHT Caught in Gale, Her Cargo | Shifted and Crew Called as the stricken vesse! capsized. 38 ' stolid little men—officers and crew of the Japanese steamer Raifuku— sank to sailors’ graves off the Hali- fax coast. thetic gin and other drinks in Le a iiiben? tanectein _eaoh “push” were aluminum stew ‘which pure grain alcohol is found | ivebans: mceepsitrovasie | pans, kewpie dolls and other arti- | in high content. | ee & sie . sdacadeda om cles. Chances were 10 cents. The | He points out that pure grain | eerie mg a acide aie. Peeeee were allowed to push a} alcohol, upon which some drinkers | * . : * “~ | Small automobile, which shuttled | | scribed the purposes of the rein- | look with pleasure as harmful only) back and forth between two rubber | corporation to | in that it is intoxicating, is a dead-| |. ms a reporter for the | bands until it came to rest on a ly poison when in concentrated. ost-Dispatch, and related that the | number on the board. form. It is so listed in works on acta capitalization of the company, | Warrant Refused. toxicology, and to indulge in drinks | of which his father, Adolphus | Oscar Marquardt of the Park ‘where the alco) olic content is not | Busch, was one of the founders, Hotel, proprietor of the game, was scientifically controlled as to dilu-| !!! be on a parity with the actual |arrested, but Wilson refused to ‘ion and content, he says, is danger- | W°'th of its properties. issue, and Chip Kaiser's visit fol- neta to tife. : ag The original charter was issued lowed. - s=—Dr. R. B. H. Gradwoh! of the| 2¥!¥ 6. 1875, thus expiring July 6,| “The Circuit Attorney's office is | Gradwohl Bacteriologica! and | next. Under the Missouri laws the interested in the big fellows,” Wil- | Chemical Laboratory, 3514 Lucas! company * may reincorporate under ‘son told Chief Kaiser, repeating his avenue, who is an autopsy physi- | its old name, which will be done, ‘Statement later to reporters. “We cian and toxicologist to the Cor-| Busch said. The original capital are anxious to co-operate with the oner of St. Louis, today directed at- was $240.009, divided into 4290 'police in stamping out games 'tention to the city hospital report. | shares of $500 par value each. which offer a large return to the He said the alcohol poisoning from | The original holdings have heen professional gambler, such as red |retained by the immediate Anheus- er and Busch families. now | bad whisky and gin of the synthetic _order produces a psychosis or men- and black, roulette or the various shell games, in the | The 38 who died were Japanese. They left their homes last Septem- ber on the little freighter. which hails from Kobe The Raifuku was with a cargo of wheat. Between midnight and dawn yesterday she ran into a storm. Her cargo shift- ed and after a battle of almost eight hours she sank. northeast and the vessel listed at an angle of 30 degrees when she first sent her radio messages for assistance. Capt. H. Iseki, scribed as a man “who lIcved his crew more than his family.” had called for assistance first at about 4:30 o'clock in the. morning. 'tal disorder which manifests itself |S°°0"d and third generations, and “But we are not interested in the! by various delusional derange- | the increase in the value of the small games, the harmless fornrs of | | ments istock represents the re-investment | gambling that give the winner a | Hundreds of Lives Saved. of its large earnings in the busi-|kewpie dol! or a necktie and the | In severe cases death results, “hie aes mated dividends | losers a stick of gum. Such games ess the patient is promptly pumped |, arnings have been so do not offer large returns to their turned, re- Busch pointed out. | proprietors, and would have no} attraction for the professional gam- bler. They are harmless forms of | amusement.” Wilson would make no statement out and given antidotes. Hundreds of lives thus saved each vear|! List of Shareholders. -at the city hospital, where patients | In the light of this expansion, the usually are brought in a state of|Dusiness long has been for its are top-heavy utter collapse. capitalization, which made “The danger from bootleg whis- desirable the change, in addition | #5 to the policy of the Circult At- | ky.” said Dr. Gradwohl. “is due to/to the mandate of the Missouri | torney’s office on lotto and euchre the fact that it contdins ethyi al-|law. A list of Shareholders virtu- parties. “We have enough to do cohol in unknown and usually large |ally complete, showing present} '® decide definite cases,” he said. guantity. My analyses have not/holdings and their par value un-| When a case involving a church shown any wood alcohol or other|der the proposed exchange, fol- lotto or euchre party is brought to poisonous qualities, so much as/lows: this office by the police we will large percentage of pure grain al-| Adolphus Busch Estate, owns| >e able to give a definite pro- nouncement as to our action, but I can give no general statement of Policy.” Schweitzer Declines to Act. | After Wilson had refused to is- | sue the warrant against Marquardt, Chief Kaiser visited the office of Prosecuting Attgrney Schweitzer, cohol. 267% shares, par value, $500 each: “In this undiluted form alcohol|new stock, 100,312% shares, par is distinctly poisonous. Ethyl al-!value, $10,.0231.250. cohol is what is known as pure! Mrs. Lily Busch, Pasadena, (al.. grain alcohol. Many people think\/owns 1111-6 shares, par value pure grain alcohol-is harmless be-|$500; new stock, 41,687 shares, par cause of its purity. This is a mis-| value $4,168,747. i'take. It is not a food and has al-: Peter Schuettler Estate, Chicago | vays been listed in works on toxi-/Ill., owns 23. shares. par value | Who also decliyed to issue on Mar- | ; cology or poisoning as a poison /$500; new stock, 8625 shares, par | juardt pending the outcome of the! | But like all poisons it becomes ad- ‘value $862,500. | contempt case against Chief Kaiser | missible in graduated doses: its) August A. Busch. owns 3 5-6 | and Chief of Police Gerk for al-| aanger in synthetic drinks and | shares, par value $500: new stock.| ‘©fe@ violation of an injunction in, | making the raid. When he left Schweitzer's office | Kaiser said to newspaper report-| “If the prosecuting authori- warrants in these bootleg whisky lies in the eoncen- | trated form that it takes, and per-| sons who make a practice of drink-| ing synthetic liquors often take) That! 1437 shares; par value $143.737. Mrs. Edmee Busch Reisinger. New York, owns two shares, par value $500; new stock, 750 shares: TS: to issue eee today. great overdoses of this poison par value. $75,000. ties fail eo vears old. Asked today if he) i js poison is shown from the fol-! Mrs. Anna fSusch Faust. one/| cases there is little use of the po- | F ‘ ’ , . a was to undergo an operation, he | lowing excerpt. taken from ‘Legal: share. par value, $500: new stock.| lice making arrests for such of | 1said: “That's for me to decide,| Medical Toxiocology,” by Peterson,! 375 shares. par value. $37.500 | fenses.” and he | not the doctors.” Col. Coolidge will) paines and Webster, Vol. 11, page| Mrs. Clara Busch von Gontard,| He expressed the opinion thatt a go to the Massachusetts Genera! | 613. Second Edition: | Berlin. Ger. i nv. owns two shares. | fame Was a game of chance a ak f | : ; e ; : : : ‘ac ‘ - Hospital. He has been working | “"Two forms of poisoning with! par ‘value, $500; new = stock. 750| said the arrest was — ee Bons ‘ery day : his farm here. |aleohol] are recognized—acute and) chares ir value. $75.000 ceipt of an opinion from for every day about Tha Ss, ps i . ie, ’ ; a chronic. Certain symptoms occur: | Mrs. Nellie Busch Loeb, Chicago. | Attorney-General Barrett, \ we ws | ded ring in chronic alcoholism are; cwns two shares, par value, $500;| vised the police, Nhaiset pray ? >| know nas Aelirium tremens. Acute | new stock. 750 shares, par int that re | “game has only to 7 Li e | ; Dollars ?| poisoning with wood alcohol is fre-| ¢75 900 _instinet of gambling to be a game) ) quently the result of a foolharday | Edward A. Faust. one share. par | of chance.” om | fs ther 4 attempt. often on Aa waver. me value. $500: new stock. 375 ehares ORISTS ¢ O ar ¢ drink, within a certain short per-) par value, $37,500. THREE GERMAN TERR ? 2 / ‘| tod. a large quantity of some dis- Mrs. Ida Anheuser Beims, owns T0 DEATH ( | his W ee ! tilled liquor. In this country, the) 4 3.5 shares, par value. $500: new, ARE SENTENCED | » ' ser: ‘ as Sua iv whisky ‘ke 725 : f£ ‘ . 4 ! . Yn : ; | Savareay ene — o : | mack. J peers, fF Thirteen Others Get Prison Terms The Real Estate W = os ) Number of Cases Increasing. | $172,500. Varying From Five Months > $ eaiers . > ; > -o » = . upon real oS... ein “‘In rare cases alcoho! has been | Mrs. He rmine Anheuser Rom-| to Fifteen Years. ‘ windows or | naner. owns 4 3-5 shares, par value,},, lated Press tisements in. the classified used for the purpose of committing - / Ry the Aswoctate = three ' r wlumns of the , " | $500; new stock, i25 shares, par} _LEIPSIC, April ‘lassified Real lWstate ov a ; shares. par value $500; new stock.| ander Skobies sky. a Post-Dis- 54 cbtainable in spite of the provi-|§ e e1ctoe | oo her defendants | columns of the .s ti . ; > | : f } Ei rhteenth Amendment 11724 shares. par value 2! 2.500 | rhe thirteen otne! 8 patch first, then investigate «| sons of the Gilg Mrs. A. A.| (Alice E.) Busch | were given penitentiary sentences, | the properties that most @aP~ \) |. i not surprising to find the num- Mrs. 4 : Stone mcs e800. | ing from 16. years .ta five | peal to you. Q her of cases of poisoning arising owns one share. value ee | aS ; | ’ J 4 | . 4 ~ = new stock. ores snares, par va ue mon 1s. ' ripe 3 Net g * avet ,| from ~ oS ee ~ iggy ($27,500 | There was a rush of spectators ) ars Duy the » ey S| creas >a great exten oe das oh : your ee splendid of- ? creasing to a & : ° a | Mrs Sadie A Mritz. Victoria ito the final session of the trial | values i go quickly. (| ever the s’mtomatology 0 ese | . : og St eee or valve | which occupied the German Sy - fepage ™ | cases is oftentimes quite different) Mo.,,owns 4 9-9 shares, pa Court 10 weeks. Friends of . 2 | ‘merly noted. Reporte |$500; new stock, 1350 shares, par) preme \* Ota mee | (| from that formert) i ttered red car- 7” J > J ie $135,000 ithe defendants scatter / , [ ost as ispa ( aS ‘chiatric hospitals indicate | value. oo, | 1 P i¢ 7 | from peys "se hosis from Mrs Anna Busch-Anheuser Es- | nations through the courtroom and | ? St Louis One Big Real Estate Directory \ | « different type of psyc rare lat tate Mainz. Germany owns 23! also sent floral tributes, which the! . - ‘ ¢ , . ens. ’ ‘ - ? . 7 — 2 Fhe Market Place of AU the People (= fe | ~“Saaekeded on Page 3, Column 2. police confiscated. ; ‘Continued on Page 2, Column 3. ‘turned his vesse! ‘the ship was foundering. ‘heavy gales and Messages Sent Out. The messages began to come through the air with the dawn. But thev were different from the usual formal S O S ealls. It was as if the Japanese schoolboy had be- come a wireless operator and had -abandoned humor in desperation. “Now very danger,’ radio message. was the first “Come quick.” It came over the Ocean to Tlall- | fax, N. S.. and reached a half dozen steamers in the vicinity. The position of the Japanese freighter was given as about 575 miles from Sandy Hook, approximately 180 miles from Halifax. Nearest to the disaster was the Homeric of the White Star Line, commanded by Capt. John Roberts and bound for New York. Cant. Roberts immediately and headed for the stricken steamer. The Tuscania of the Cunard line. which. like the Homeric. was about 70 miles away. also heard the call for help. These were the two liners that eicht hours later, had the bitter expe- rience of standing by while the Raifuku slowly turned over on her side and p'unged to the bottom of the sea. The first message did not de- scribe the sinking of the Japanese steamer. Heavy weather kept Capt. Roberts on the bridge of the Ho- meric. At first all he said was that the Raifuku had gone down and that he had been unable to save any lives Later. the Tuscania sent a wireless .nessage which end- ed hopes that other vessels might have picked up survivors All. were lost, it said Description of Disaster. Last night the White Star line received from Cart. Roberts a brief description of what had happened. | The Homeric. said the captain. had approached the Raifuku while the vessel, in distress, was still afloat. Mountainous seas were run.- ning. “We proceeded to the the Raifuku.” stated Roberts, “and assistance of from Capt Regret | was unable to save life owing to ‘at 11 o'clock. Eastern standard time. we approached as near a possible in a terrific sea No boats could be seen The crew was leav- ing the tnifuke on the weather side. It was impoosible for us to lower lifeboats “We poured oll to windward to them lee She capsized at give n 11:18 o'clock, after which no lHIfe) was seen In the wreckage or on the water. It was impossible for any- one to have survivea.”™ Other vessels. meanwhile, had Continued on Page 2, Column 5. \ bound out of Boston for Hamburg | |American League today. will join the Browns at Cleveland A half gale had swept from the, de- | the radio arrived as | mountainous seas | | ' tm. | Holdout to Join Team | “BILL” JACOBSON. IACOBSON SIGNS, TO ~ JON BROWNS AT ONCE ‘Center Fielder Comes to Terms With President Johnson of American League Ry the CHICAGO, (*‘Baby fielder of Doll’) the /_League baseball {eenniated Prese April Jacobson. cent St. teams, 22.—William er Louis American who had refused to join his team because of la salary dispute. signed a contract once. President i at : the reveal pression ’ terms of the contract, but said that the player had been “entirely satisfied,” giving the im- | that a | Been reached. Jacobson had with President Ban Johnson of the Jacobeon | Johnson declined to compromise had been holding out for a $2000 increase over his preés- ent salary of $6000 a year. | Jacobson, after setting new field- offered within 10 cpened. from fielder eix ing records Browns last year, declined to sign a contract this spring when he wis the same salary he received for each of four He said he wantel with years and throughout that time. sidered one cutfielders in baseball. $6000 previdus years. $10,000 for 1925 According informed by the club officials that if he did not accept the $6000 con- tract he would be placed on the in- eligible list, the club after March Jacobson has been a regular out- Louis club for 300 He is con- of the best defensive the St. is a member a year. to Jacobson he if he failed to ¥. batted over Hy the A TOKI carrier ©, A swociated April Akagi. JAPAN LAUNCHES SEAPLANE CARRIER OF 26,600 TONS Press “>> o?.—The seapla 26,600 tons, of the wags report days after the svason He said he heard nothing Je was i protect bootleggers. FEDERAL COURT IMPOSES. TERNS. UPTO 1B MONTHS Lieutenant Accused of Tak- ing $9000 and Detec- tive $170,00 for Protec- tion Among Those Sen- tenced. PLEAS OF BRAVERY ON ee) Defendants Take * Their Children to Court—Gov- ernment Tells Each Man’s Share as He Is Called. © Special! to the Post-Dispatch. CINCINNATI, O., April 23.— Lieut. Aubrey Houston, command- ing a relief squad at the Fourth District Police Station and brother cf Barney Houston, chief of the Cincinnati Fire Department, was sentenced to serve 18 months in the Federa! prison at Atlanta today on the charge of accepting money to He also was fined $2000. 2 Nie: Houston is the highést ranking officer of the 38 members of the police force and 21 village “dry” agents called to be sentenced, DUTY OF NO AVAIL” one by one, by Federal Judge Smith | Hickenlooper today. Government investigators de- clared Lieut. Houston had accepted $9000 in graft money. Houston, who had pleaded guilty of conspir- acy to violate the prohibition law. said this figure was exaggerated. Judge Hickenlooper told him the amount made no difference. He scored Houston for setting a bad example to his men. Louls Sunderman, a member of the flying squad of detectives, whu also had pleaded gullty, was given the same sen‘ence. It was charged that Sunderman’s: graft amounted to $17,000. Heis a World War vet- eran. Agent Gives Estimates, T. C. Wileox, of the Department of Justice, gave to the judge the estimates as to graft taken. Detectives James Hays and Fred Bullerdick, who were found gullty by a jury In United States District Court last week, received the same sentences last week. Court attaches estimated that it would require all of today and probably a part of tomorrow for the arraignment and sentencing of the other defendants. The court gave the defendants until Monday to arrange their affairs. As the defendants filed into the courtroom to receive their punish- ment, many bootleggers, handbook launched at Kue naval vard today.|men and others, who have “done The down rons, as but a Akagi battle cruiser was seaplane carrier as a result Washington arms conference. reported she is to have a speed of was originally converted into it laid sf 4 2900 if the ig 2% knots and to have accomnwda- tion for 50 seaplanes. ee PARTLY CLOUDY; NOT MUCH CHANGE IN TEMPERATURE THE TEMPERATURES. } a ee we 5 Aa Mee ceeees 7f 3 a. m 70 Ws. gt 7* Se De ee _s oe ff “eK RE a0 ee ae, CAA? To FF wm. Chicka . ee SS ss 70 12 Noon ... RS ia. = on ee es 2 Rx 7: Oy: Gide Sooods 1 2 Pp. Om ae Hiizhest vesterday, 88 at 4 —P. m. | Lowest 58 at & a. m Official forecast HOLL puT MORE} for St. Louts and | | K NOTES IN vicinity: Partly Te SyuPHony's| Cloudy tonight SCORE ? and Thursdar; not much change in temperature. rise. Sets today ft Stage of the Mississipp,; River at eur i St. Louts: Missour!t: iv cloudy and <howers nerth portion. illinois: cloudy and probably ‘hu iderstorme north warmer if pertion. iumorrow at 5:13 6:45 p m. feet at 7 & Mm. fall of .3 of a foot. Part- tonight Thursday: oossibly thunder- anda ‘ooler in extreme Partly tonight Thursday. local portion, tonight! extreme north i time,” | were in the corridors. Beads of perspiration appeared on many of the defendants’ foreheads us 'they waited for Judge Hickenlooper to enter. Some looked around and smiled uneasily at wives, relatives and friends, who were beginning to occupy seats In the rear of the courtroom. Their Babies in Court. Following the advice of lawyers, a number of the defendants’ wives took babies along. in the forlorn hope that the cooing or crying would soften the Court. One of the attorneys for the policemen went over the newspaper table. , “It doesn't seem quite right 10 me, boys.’ he confided, “to send up these little fellows and let the big criminals go. There are plenty of grafters walking around the streets today who never will le caught." After Whileox had related te Judge Hickenlooper that if Bunder-— man had pleaded not guilty and had gone to trial 76 witnesses would have appeared againet him and shown that he took $17,000 In graft, Attorney Sunderman, 4& brother of stepped forward to defend him. Tears rolied down the attor ‘s cheeka as he related that the det tive entered the Police Depart- ment in 1917 and, up to now, hades clear. clean record. He denied that his brother was guilty of so much grafting. He told of Sunderman serving In the United States navy in 1918 and risking bis life at Pen- sacola to save a life. Hie mether is til, he said, as a result ef the sudden blow that has fallen upon an honorable family. | ‘hen Lieut. 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2+ = = ~~ eas! ee > . + } ; ; P » : - ry eyvmen “es ~ if The Master Barbers’ Association,; paper stating that Journe; Please Quick Assist.” leep Oa, y > 4 . : . w oOliceman found her as attempt to rob the a . ae : at its monthly meeting at the|there had a $30-a-week guarantee He First Wants to Ac- The Homeric and the Tuscania hen a polic . caw Gee a : ; uditor’s tthe | a Star Witness for U. S.; ' ht.| but not etating, the letter pointed : on a Compton stree at Hotel Chase early RR: 5 . His Co f . ie ? American Annex Hotel last night,; but n rt conncl, yet : th ‘] were the only two to arrive. Capt. | o:njock last night, When he asked orp Yue Following nression wld 4 Until D ughert Ingui decided it wants 75 cents for @/out, that their Mir : it is 60 quaint Self Wit Details Roberts had requested Capt. Iseki her where she was going she didn’t frustrated by thé vigilance ge tan a . ae 4 n a y quiry, | haircut. cent . Agente meet not sn G t to keep in touch with him and the | ,pow but ‘she did know that her liam Mathews, head portep as mae of Part in Murder. “+ . , 9er ce ° - , _ : ’ ' j | He Testifies VD by oon pegelacony iT aeeabaes . strike ainat result, since master of Government. wireless messages, in pigeon En-| home was in Kansas City and that pone. Whe Was Tee beaten by, ; meri dai. ae 1 ‘game way last month Member: : , glish, continued to arrive. But éach leas- : ~~ g Laie , their men, she had left there for a little p intruders. c. ) y ae | last night wer? Orn eect 2 to tee Bk a gt yf ess their - Miller will make no im was more feeble than the last. re trip last Sunday. So Mary was ‘an ADMITS HE HELPED i |decide it any more. They went so; ‘tl : . | ayor Mi “|Among them were: “Ship 30 de- ; Accore ° &@ report te Bom 3 ay | A . aleve taken to the House of Detention. Q ‘ ue EX-SECRETARY TELLS \far as to ce ome ee on ge ey ne go plumb to hell as portant changes in any of the de-! grees low. Please quick assist.” Marv is 11 She looks older-— two automobiles, gach 7 TO KILL WATCHMAN 1 ing of executive Doaras WI! 1@ | . . ; “Shi awe , 7 . ' . £Z 4 ] OF PERMIT MATTER | heneener union next Sunday to set| far as I am concerned from now | partments at the City Hall for at/ “Ship oe mene weather./and wiser. A reporter introduced four or five men, drove UD to z ue ‘a date to begin actually getting 75|on.” it concluded. “I am as confi-| jeast 30 days, he announced in a ee “§ degrees in| himself to her today and asked her Kingshighway entrance 6f the i | att Lt leents for a haircut. Their motto,|dent that the St. Louts efforts will prepared statement issued today, yet __ | why she left home. par ARO Went: 36 loo Two Others Sought in Case aD ey H d N f| they Implied, is, “No more barber- remain a fizzle. I fully made up his first full day as Mayor. H. Kohno, manager of the Ko- “Well, Sunday school gets tire- where they were stopped by Men’ AE ; ee Haste Asserts, e an Oo ing blues—six bits or bust.” my mind to get out of this rotten His slate for appointments is not kusai Kaisen Kabuskiki Haisha,| some.’ was the answer. “I was ews. In response to aq . of Aged Laundry Em.- dilemma. yet complete and his decision prob- Ltd.. owners and operators of the sitting in the class last Sunday the porter one of the men > & -- Se Seen RMS CO. = to WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 22, 1925. preter SENATOR WHEELER ON STAND DENIES MEETING HAYES Never Heard of Attorney, Defendant Took Up the Lincoln Grant With In- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “Six Bits or Bust,’’ Master Barbers’ Motto | | Organization Stands F1 for Haircuts—Committee to Meet rm for Higher Scale | | | Everything went smoothly Iast night, for a while. Committeemen reported that 54 shops outside the association had signed petitions for the raise. Most of the others Union Named. “Now.” Tisch said, “the question is this: Is it policy for us to raise tie price and drive customers into his shops? On the other hand, are the 140 shops represented here to MILLER TO WAN 40 DAYS. BEFORE FILLING BlG JOBS Issues Statement Saying ably means that he will defer ac- tion until he finally decides on-all of his major appointments. The Mayor arrived at his office at 9 o’clock and went into confer- i press LINER STANDS BY HELPLESSLY AS 38 SAILORS DIE Continued form Page ne. been hurrying to the Japanese freighter. The Scythia of = the Cunard line was about 180 miles away. The President Adams was not much nearer, At Halifax tugs put out in the hope that they might be of assistance. The King Alexander of the National Greek line was also steaming toward the scene, \ vessel, was one of the first to ex- the belief the steamer and crew had been lost. He sald life- boats could not have been launched in the heavy seas. The crew prob- RUNAWAY KANSAS CITY GIRL, 11, LANDS HERE Bored, She Left Sunday School Class ‘for a Ride’—Found Asleep on Street Car. — Mary Hall was “just riding” morning, and I'd forgotten to mém- orize the text, anyway, so I just walked out the door. A bus stopped and I got on it. It went to Ex- celsior Springs, about 40 miles from SUPPOSED ATTEND - * % ay ee os t Re Head Porter Séverély Beate. | by Band of Men He fap: on Stairs. * ‘ mi : 's ok poy - “19 What is believed to have party was going to his quiry by Mathews cond location of the room reguiges t, argument, during which the tam ders walked slowly dowp the » ms Cot. My POLICE GET PROOE TO ROBHOTEL EY THEY DIDNT BEA -} ALLEGED SLAYER - Examined by Physician a. t ploye Shot as He Lay on ; terior Department. favored the raise, were loath to his sleevé at us? h Wil-|ably never had a chance to launch ; to the lobby it a“ — commit themselves, but agreed to| let him meen — : ne ‘lence shortly afterward, wit vost ay te oy “608 ' hich | ome, and I stayed peat Eee age a staff Ph her] hi ay y 4nd out thé Kip é After Erskine Fisher, a negro,” a follow the action of the associa- Vote for Increase. | liam T. Findly, who has been sec- theit boats. The Raifuk me which | arinking a lot of spring water and|—By a Post-Dispatch SEta otosrap highway entrance, © had signed a confession telling of ie 5 oo a? walia Mo + April 22.|tion. A representative of a bar-| “I don’t think he is against us, | 11h) to the Mayor for five years. |sailed from Boston last Saturday, | naving a good time. I didn't have MARY HALL. After reaching the entrans mM his part in the murder of John as ' GREAT FA nee : - . a bers’ supply house urged them to remarked Chairman Edward Vol- Findly then made public the May-|probably began to list soon after any money, but I just went to I soar | MON began an assault on os F Prellwitz. aged watchman of the i* i, —Senator Burton K. Wheeler took put the raise over at once so the kerding. “He can't afford to be. or’s first statement. | her departure. The wheat in her hotel and registered. When I was e@ of so much physical ter, beating him . SS Mome Laundry, 4300 Finney ave- ee the witness stand in his own 4e-| journeymen’s percentage of earn-|The name of ‘cheap skate would “It is my present intention not) hold had shifted. ready to leave, I just stepped ont mess should not b rosseened of weve went to thaws ) nue, the night of March 28, poiice fense today at his trial here ©n| ings would amount to a living|hurt him a lot more than higher/+, ake any important changes in; With the storm that swept out|_ avne the clerk didn't know 1/|COUrase Shoula no - ; al cour-| @2ce 2nd the men ran te MmeM officials yesterday had Fisher ex- charges of illegally appearing be-| wage and also so that they could | prices. He just goes to Chicago any departments for at least 30/from New England yesterday | wos leaving for g00d. an equal degree of moral c machine and were driven ou DP omined by & meee oe Rn fore the Department of the Interior buy supplies of high quality and and gets a ieee wwe we We don’t days,” the Mayor's statement be- Moraes her sep veggie dngsha y-rig des- An Impersonator. age. a Héet to 18 ane The hotel employes report 4 | photographs made of the prisoner's a’ for Gordon Campbell, Montana oi! | pay for them. have to go to Chicago to learn how gan. perate. When the first radio mes- 5 pre = atin aneeied bh He sentenced oof to the men shouted. “We will eee Sod y hi operator. Then Louis Tisch, vice chairman, |to run the barber business in St. “My ideas concerning appoint-|sages went out she was already sey? St Bl Why Vl tell. Charles A. Goecke, a member of birds yet,’ as the machine & > if Fisher later seeks to repudiat, niet “1 never met George P. Hayes in| got up to report on the downtown| Louis. We should worry about) ents and municipal affairs were |listing. It took the Homeric sev- come ab. - a aoe eee the “Flying Squad, followed Haaf.| oe The employes alse Reun i. confecsion, and santen Vad aaoit of Cit ahe Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New! shops, and for a while it looked as | Chicago.” set out fully in my platform. Untll/eral hours to reach her side, and snes ree ann swinging with His attorney said Goecke was 5@-| having seen a revolver onde charge that the police beat him to a. city York.” he said in a positive tone. “I |though the question might have A few of them did express s0OMm¢| ..nvinced that these ideas areiby then waves had been washing ren pa - - a gutsiacein: th verely injured in the service of the coat of one of Mathew’s get the confession, the physician state never heard of him until he 4p-/to be decided again at the next speculation as to what the union wrong, they will be put into @x@€-\,ver the low decks and _ had a club. e ba ’ per girs city and that last October Gocke, The auditor's offies ls aaa will be ready to testify that the $5000 nh. peared before the Daugherty In-| monthly meeting. He completed| would do. “The union has stated! wution as rapidly as consistent with| mashed the boats. Just as the pet ype as ge Pr sor lien Gambs and Brose, running in thé} ). wine floor and it ig belles prisoner showed no marks of any withir a vestigating Committee. He was at-| his encouraging report that 22/its position as favorable to cO-e@P-| sound business judgment. Homeric appeared over the _ ho- ae ae v9 nis feet " same squad, stopped receiving intruders were attem ijl treatment, and photographs will Ge} torney for a bootlegger by the/| large shops downtown had “signed erating with us,” Volkerding said. “Recommendations and SUEECS- | rizon, apparently, and maneuvered | 4"y all at his ° graft. Wilcox exclaimed that this it when they walked | support the statement. Repul name of Gorint” up.” and then reached for a sheaf| “It hardly can reject the higher! ting signed by the persons making |into position in order to pour oil “There he was—swinging awayiwas not true. Goecke told Judge leading to the secon@ tiie pe To Be Followed Hereafter last / Hic statement was interrupted |of papers, remarking, “But here’s| price, for the international union | them will receive careful attention.|,, the lee sid-. the steamer turned | like that—and he didn’t know that/ Hickenlooper that in October he lowing the incident, ill + Ob This plan will be followed + AER, Anton 4 by an objection by the Govern-|the nigger in the woodpile.” never gees under anybody. Magen In order that I may fulfill the €X-!over. Some of her crew dropped| he didn't have a ball. sent back money he had received ment requested thesia after, Police Headquarters officfals Was a . ment. whieh was sustained. Letter Is Read. we have the raise it will be t ot ° | pectations of those who elected me, into the sea and others clung to “He laughed and thanked m®./ag graft. ; be stationed at the ste announced today, in the hope of a Br: hi Haves, who was the Covern- This was a letter from the first | worry about other ns ie ' I must first fully acquaint myself | the wreckage. But by the time that/| Then I thought of something ani In vie wof his intentions to re- urday night as proteétion i) acataey . making such evasions less frequent as a ment's star witness, testified he met |man Tisch ‘ad called upon. With All but one employer too eart with th: details of municipal gov- the Homeric was close enough to!T began to look sad. He asked M@/ form, Judge Hickenlooped said, he sea od on the part cf those who onuiien Comn Wheeler in New York in March, |it was a clipping from a Chicago and voted for the increase, oF ernment. The problems confront- |), or real assistance, they, too, had/| what was the matter, and IT told | would impose a lighter sentence Be are to crimes. ; In th 1923, and that Wheeler asked him / == ey PR —=—=| ing the administration are too im-|14., washed to their graves. him that I had lost $7. So he gave|than on the others, and sentenced | rests, his prisoners paying a total Fisher and two other negroes Ander . to appear before the Interior De-| witnesses from New York and a, SOFIA REFUGEES portant to be decided without ma- One of Best Commanders. me $7 of his own money. That’S/ him to one year and one day in the | of $20,000 in fines,” ri dates ©, who have not been arrested. wére one of . partment in his place. | telephone company official from | TELL OF SHOOTING ture deliberation. “A very strict and particular! how I came to St. Louis. Atlanta Penitentiary. Judge Hickenlooper | the indicted by the grand jury yesterday ing M fl “1 was introduced to Mr. Haves Washington. The Names of the The first callers upon the ain igentleman,”® said Kohno at the “Now if that photographer there Sergeant Gets 15 Months. im 15 months in Atlanta ae: y for the murder of the watchman. ie in Washington, in March, 1924. by | New York and Washington wit- OF 600 PEASANTS Mayor os Director of Pu y, | offices of the steamship company,| is going to take my picture, shall I Sergt. John G. Joachim stood Everett Athey, another 7 Ii had been intended to keep the WOM: { A. B. Melzner,”’ said Wheeler | nesses were not made known. Continued form VPage One. Safety Christophe! and Suppis “Capt. Iseki was one of our best | let him take it natural or shall ¥/| next before the bench. Wilcox said |of the “flying squad,” wag indictments secret until a search 3 Tells of Stay in New York. ee eae Commissioner Oetting, each of) ....manders. He was worshiped! act like I do on amateur night?! Joachim had been at one time a} Wilcox said Athey received $5 could be made for the other men. Wi i | Senator Walsh asked Wheeler to | Rooth Cannot Recall Appointment ee —w a — whom is intcrested in reappoint- by his crew. He loved them more| pike Cy Hawkins. (Here she| member of the “flying squad,” and/in graft. Athey’s lawyer pol esponsibility for making the mat-| Cecile | account for the time he spent in for Hayes, He Says. gene fantastic figures published ment. They were songs that the than he did his family.” struck an attitude—her thumbs un-ithe Government. would be able to/out that the stork wag & ter public, last evening, was in dis- H i New York just before satiing for Legal counter-maneuvers began | phy socal ug eerie ge ba abso- gad — te em egg f the Kohno said Capt. Iseki came/qer her armpits). or lke nae [Show that he received about $5000/ Athey's home in « few pee today betwen the Circuit ,Ats ie Burope. He said he arrived in as Wheeler's attorneys took up the lutely false.” the statemeut he Sgt oe wend ote ng! ci © | from Kobe, where he has a wife! preacher (her hands folded piously|in craft. that Athey had been torney's office and police officials. Cecl a New Yo-k late the nicht of March | .oo.,c6 of their client. Without aehind It said the authorities had lel ACMURMTEtION te RCC rho wens and family. The Raifuku was in| on her chest). Joachim entered the department | times, and had made 755 Prellwitz, who wi 73 yeare old, 6537 C af 15, 1923 and met Mrs. Wheeler asking for a directed verdict Sen- one oditing their ees in arrentina temporarily at panat. owe . ote | New York March 30, and Capt. Wired Parents. in January, 1920, after serving in The Court said Athey Was shet in the head as he lay onia .32- . there esrly the next morning ator Walsh began the smauntoation a ae ae Aired ve .tenure of te ee ore oyes IN| j.eki was at his office at that time, “T left home once before so I/the United States army,” said his|same conspiracy with ot a cot in the laundry, where he was and a ; “T sptnt the entire day shopping of witnesses when court convened. | « “ = (capa citiien Pe place — oe 7 a et ot ts Kohno said. The vessel left for) aon't think my parents will be very |attorney. “He was in the ‘flying ‘bers of the “flying squad” Watchman und caretaker. He died| her ro , with Mre. Wheeler,” sa.i1 the wit- The Government also” had its toc rae a vee been maintained a ee enn one Philadelphia, sailed to Boston for| worried. Last time they spanked | squad’ in 1921, and made 1100 ar- tenced him to 15 months in 12 days Iter. His wounds ap-| father, t ani Me Te tne cont day, inning when one witness testifed| without useless repression. The| those persons were permitted to eee a ee ee — NaS eS - eee pan a Creat” f | We shopped until the in nloned that Edwin S. Booth, former Solici-| country is calm and rumors of a| walk.in. Names are now taken in — a a i nee pees Oh, no, I haven pi» ps : HOYLE RARICK CLOTHING CO. K Paagrsced tt 6:30 p bts for the dav. which was 6:30 or |t0’ for the Interior Department, | revolution are unfounded.” the outer office and presented to : . io eae two of his only tt cies a anes Col, 6, M. Fouss,|" Teterence to the Campbell ; tha Slantentedias die.) Seinen Galten. tle was received | %-" 252 S Bee crow Were Che ohh th See i Mhough associates, who told/day af mb i and 4 Col Stone of the Le in tae bee Phargd yingrage Ttdgmaee sate ‘eiare a estminster “4°! by Mayor Miller and the two con-|5%e Was valued at $800,000. starting, I'll have to go. ‘You wie pt co wie ae him and two! ner me ni States Atiny. We returned to the 2 er ere ee : “A termist goer from Bel- —— gg ng a 59 GRAFTING POLICEMEN, nape apr tinny ig gee ine ange 1c r ter being arreden seen v ith > oe loc a r ore er he ha os can 8 hy : a ane a bd eam yea mays the department to prosecute Camp- | &@de describe the Bulgarian situa-| , | rly routine of 04 mig tae AND DRY AGENTS better send two—l'll take one was present at the shooting. and agai t a yi 2 DP.” | hell's permits. tion as extremely serious. One re- avittee gent hii tu , , Y ONE) home.” He one shot. bright - . Wheeler denied having spoker: to port speaks of 400 being executed, | *. 3 = eave oxi emapi grating SENTENCED ONE B hter of John W. risher said in his confession that zo ib Edwin &. Booth, ther Solicitor of Identifies Telegrams to Hayes. and 4000 killed in fights, while an- the Board of Public Service and SE teen Wiis Cite Mary is the daug Ret the twe oth 't | nearby. ‘i : . _— : : ‘conferred with them. They are pce sete on I er ers at a friend's pared 4 hoe pe tntetion Department, just be, | On the witness stand yesterday| other report puts the number of| ©) , ” , Wilcox declared that inquiry had City. She freely ad- meon West Belle place, and that ois fore he left Washington, 1° _tolles Hooke, Director of | 1.4 violations alone. He also said | i ‘hey entered by an . open ais in New York. | tary, later admitted that he placed|/meankofft Government deals with| UPlic Safety Christophel and Di- that the defendant had been in-)80Cciety might be afraid of, such as findow. ») Richard Haste, former secretary 4 call Be pene in New York 12 / its opponents with ungloved hands. “hy om eyo “ee egg Fisk. | gicted on a narcotic charge. murderers and the like. I do not ‘The watchm: n, lying on his cot, i to Wheeler, testified that he did not! - on ge 23, at Booth's request. Official reports admit that two y rae e! appointees. Raymond Ratliff, Houston's at- think these men now can be called hoved and coughed, and one of thea a believe that a telegram, signed é om admitted that he sent @/ Communist leaders suspected of rhe Mayor announced he would | ..,.,ey, then told of the defendant’s | Cnemies of eociety. | Hen fired four shots. Fisher says. N, by Wheeler, and sent to Gordon roy er ee of : gg tg of complicity in the bomb outrage |e available to newspaper men at struggles to attain a place in‘ the Schaedle got 14 months in Atlan- F thile Visher fired one. The three ‘ . aenpoett. montane oi) oo eee mat aa aan | ts to ayes on were killed because they tried +o sgh oa pts eg " : world, saying that he had been ta. is = a, without carrying out their in. sit March 14, 1923, was sent by his erties have sont heaven resist arrest—a formula often em- apt-get r further con-| iert without parents at an early For Harry Haaf, an attorney Hiv — ention tu rob the place. ; employer. | a “ | “ a ave you omy rega ng nloyed in Bulgaria for the elimina- neers appointments, he will ne age, had worked his way through pleaded that he had made 447 ar- Ee W, Pz Cash. ~ We Ss / ; The telegram read: Have al-| the appointment over the tele tion of disagreeable opponente ceive notice from the Citizens’ | ..14,) d later. after craduati rests since his career in the Police —Ta $0 ; ready discussed permit with Solic- coe gt ha ays aayes on oe a: “The most violent stmt is ex- League for Better Government, had aided et ‘a enn tae ok Department began. He said Haaf = a‘ OF WOMAN FOUND 4 . itor” (Edwin 8S, Booth of the inter | oh he te ~ ore Sorat O@- ercised not in Sofia but in the coun-| formed yesterday, which immedi-| ine Louisville & Nashville Rail-|still had a bullet in his body re- a IN THE RIVER AT CHICAGO i} 4 jor Department). The Senator is| “ a aisn asked. {try, where several thousand ar- ately indorsed its president Mrs. road. ’ ceived from a criminal. J 2.” 4 f 1 charged with appearing —, \. SB pte no recollection Of &." | rests have been meade.” Louis J. Brooks, for appointment “You were a superior officer and “It is to be regretted,” said Sacrificing a Limited pois Severed Skillfully—Silk “a M a en ng yo tes gap eee (nd Te POISONOUS LIQUOR as wereaaee of Public Welfare. No your men were justified in looking Judge Hickenlooper, ‘‘that a man Nember ef Garments at E> Stockings and Part of Coat cae ' ; 4 amp I I © P al woman ever has held a post in the upon you as an example,.”’ said the Reduced Prices Only Clew to Identity. shares, } 4 — id he took up the matter ronan hpreuryy im od "09 en adie KILLED 22 PERSONS Mayor's SCasenet,* the Board of| Judge to Houston. “When you Ce eng — &5 Bess, pee es 4 $625 sh , | Haste sa P _ 36 Public Service. entered into a conspiracy with This special offer- ‘thy ESHICAGO, April 22.-A woman's Mrs. th which had to do with a permit} meet the Solicitor in Washington HERE WITHIN YEAR Mrs. Brooks managed the wom-|them. they thought that they were 20 Age eae nl Me - - Nas recovered from the Chi-/g 5§.¢ th originally granted to L. E. Lincoln,/ on a certain date in March, ~928. Continued form Page One. en's division of Miller's successful justified : Sesutifel Spe? ne oa @ -s° North Branch River yester- stock with Booth himself on the same He never attempted to get Hayes ter does not appear to be noted to campaign Her son, Robe B “ ‘ ° styles at greatly . Police started ft search the ad day. The Lincoln permti is one of| to appear before the Department ‘ | : ee rt ' The court has taken into con- reduced prices on Dof miss! ae $143.73 those involved in the indictment) of the Interior, Booth testified, ex- any extent in these cases. Brooks, is slated for appointment as | sideration that you have a family, easiest terms. . rong nz women in‘an effort Mrs. under which Wheeler is ieee | plaining that a letter introduced In those cases resulting in/ Director of Streets and Sewers, and | but it would not feel that it was Black hi body. owns 3 tried. by the Government related to the age rsa eee ae ae ary td . se hae a ao person- | doing its duty if it did not impose COAT 5 th with & bene act a : d sroposed financing o 70 r ncertaln. , al friend of the new Mayor, is on/|@ penitentiary sentence.” attac 143, on sont. ate go wl Co. peoples Nae course, die from the effects of add-/| the slate for appotntment as Direc- Houston protested that’ the caine a? ae be " A yed at clows 68 Witwer Mrs. restaurant proprietor, testified that The defense then introduced cop- ed wood alcohol, yet others show |tor of Public Welfare. Friends of $9000 alleged graft cited by Wilcox underpriced Spring ican xe establish her identity. owns 3 H. C. Glosser. former secretary to| ies of five letters that passed be-| "° symptoms of such poisoning. It} Mayor Miller do not believe the | W4S incorrect. : but 10 nated one’ nas been dead | new Campbell, told him in Lewistown | tween Booth and Hayes. is possible that the tolerance of | slate will be altered. “The amount is immaterial,” the Only 310 95 , ne Her age could |¢143, last January that “Wheeler didn't bah Gated Jans 9. 1923. fbae many individuals to the effect of The contest of Miller’s elettion | COUTt remarked | s ie pp tes but police sur- ‘have anything to do with ‘permits’ | Hayes to Booth said: | ordinary grain alcohol has been by William L. Igoe, Democrat, de- Patrolman Daniel Donovan of Ave she was about 5 feet 6 ' and that he was ‘hired to protect “I tried to see you several times! (OSt tO 4 certain extent and that/feated on the face of official re-|the Fourth District was sentenced Dresses soir e Two boys, searching | stock, Campbell from L. C. Stevenson.” | in Washington. I have financial | these persons are simply overcome |turns by 3129 votes, is proceeding to serve 14 months. Patrolman th alls on a nearby links, $ii2 Stevenson is a rival operator in the | conditions arranged for Campbe!l, | by the effects of the tprertaenn dh #mveie both Democrats and Repub-| William Dubach, Fourth District, F Pp ~ BB pt = Dies body. 1 Montana oil fields. Glosser pre-| but understand he is dickering | large amount of alcohol which they! licans gathering evidence in sup- | “5 sentenced to 15 months at arent reduced price. Tho . wae examined today by shares, viously denied on the stand that he | with some one else.” imbibe when they have the oppor- | port of their réspective positions. }Atianta and fined $2000. Cut , gee Foley of the County |750 » had any such conversation with | Campbell's Ex-“Lineman” Testifies tunity. In other cases the greater | Chairman Mestres of the Demo- es muamaee of Seciety.” 3g 95 I as Wrap Bhai Be teil Munger. Another, written from Hayes to| Concentration in which the alcohol | cratic City Committee today sug- When Patrolman Peter Schaedle is just one grand meal to... s oe the body of a woman of Munger denied having threatenea | Booth, who was in Tulsa, Ok., read:| M&y be taken (as in the use of gested that the opening of the | Was called, Wilcox said: “Schaedle, th -0 and 30 years of age, Glosser on learning that the latter | “I have been inquiring for you.| *°™m¢ essences) may be a factor, | ballot boxes be agreed upon and /a Fourth District man, dropped be- after an other when you Ensemble Suits ~ ‘ he found an incision in | Re was to testify before a Washington |I have about completed the matter | On the other hand, many toxic fac- | - '©dged to support Republicans if |low the $5000 graft mark and en- ha th free Premji side from which some of grand jury which recently indicted | of financing your friends in Mon-| torsincluding in some cases dena-| their allegation of fraud is sus-|tered the $4000 class.” ve e ler a organs had been removed, | par Wheeler, Booth and Campbell. tana, but they have wired me to} turing agents not formerly found in tained. He said Democrats were His attorney made a plea for book and a bottle of d Bona. student of anatomy, Willlam Feely..a Washington at- | wait " | aleoholie beverages, now find their | not charging fraud, but if it were | mercy. saying: “Modern thought octor said. The arms had DU Ties thet Campbell em- | A third, dated April 28, 1923, av| way into these {llicit drinks and | ment my would lend every in- | has changed the idea that a man a” severed skillfully, but the ployed him to prosecute his oil per- | New York, said: _™May be accountable for fatal re- | ag yeti shy gnella py ewes co | we ue punished as a public ex- | ad been removed with less mits before the Department of the | “I was in Washington Thursday | sults. However this may be, it is | c@0 to punish those guilty of it.'ample. These men are not such as ad Interior. He said Wheeler was in and found you had resigned from | apparently certain that there are | . —— 600 44 sae — Men's All-Wool Search of a catch basin @is- no way connected with the permits, | the Interior Department, then went relatively many more cases of pois- | | ° a ‘ Salad 7 no other portions of the the he knew. _to the Department of Justice and) oning from these drinks than were | vorite CW uUnan Cr. DRESSING 2-PANTS vy, but in a clump of bushes a | Court is expected to adjourn for found you were out. We are mak-,| noted In the davs before the adop- | } - Recipe book on request to . distance away a woman's the two dave while westbound trains ) — on weet set iy tir your iran of the Volstead act.’” | = P. H. Leggett & Co., New York Suits wes was found. Pieces of . er witnesses to aid | t™iend. Gordon Campbell.” It was 1e authority referred to by Dr.| —\ Peared to be | oo omgad tecg re or — eu | 4 Gradwohl points out further that | “4 , a TOn|, BOSTON TRY PREMIER COFFEE TOO Wiedir Gifisbed tm ts sad the back ae oeabant es pany J. r rea ‘alis, | one may | A c POSit| oe Decision to call additional Wit- | former employe of Campbell, tes-| or other redbwvanglietmeet sees) New England’s Historic Hub - ! car sn « dy pat were found with _ nesses in an effort to break down | tified that he was Compbell’s “line- | intoxication and that mang wn CT ari rc)" ce of i! be examined for the testimony of George P. Hayes, | man” and that he watched maps. of sudden death occur | me wnt, . = | = = 2 a owe etl. = 1135-37 Olive Street ‘HE HOUSE OF UNUSUAL VALU --

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVEN ING, APRIL 22, 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH oe GE PROD me DONT BEA J oOSED ATTEMPT ) ROB HOTEL Cuase Porter Severely Beaten Band of Men He Met | on Stairs, ne > Photographed Examined by Physician -_ it is believed to have been an at to rob the auditor's office tel (‘hase early Sunday was ited by the vigilance of Wij. of Part in Murder. HE HELPED 70 KILL WATCHMAN iathews, head porter at the who was badly beaten by the ers, erding to a report to Police, utomobiles, each containing r five men, drove up to the nighway entrance of the ho. d went to the second floor they were stopped by Math. In response to a question by rier one of the men said the was going to his room. In. by Mathews concerning the mof the room resulted jn an ent, during which the intry. salked slowly down the Stairs lobby and out the Kings. entrance r reaching the entrance the *ran an assault on the por. Two Others Sought in Case of Aged Laundry Em- ploye Shot as He Lay on Cot. ———— After Erskine Fisher, a negro, jad signed 4 confession telling of his part in the murder of Preliwitz, aged watchman of the my fPating him severely. Re'] Hone Laundry, 4300 Finney a\v\e- went to the porters assis. gue, the night of March 25, police and the men ran to their gficials yesterday had Fisher ex- ne and were driven away, amined by a physician, and had otel employes report one of photographs made of the prisoner's en shouted, “We will get you yet,” as the machine drove The emploves also reported ; seen a revolver under the f one of Mathew’s assailants, auditor's office is on a mez. floor and it is believed the ers were attempting to fing in they walked up the stairs ge to the second floor. Fo}. the incident, the manage. requested that a policeman tioned at the hote) late Sat. night as protection to guests. - : — Pu Peder later seeks to repudiate bis confession, and makes the usual! garge that the police beat him to ge the confession, the physician wil be ready to testify that the preoner showed no marks of any iitreaiment, and photographs will gupport the statement. To Be Followed Hereafter. This plan will be followed here- Yh. Police Headquarters officfuls Bpnounced today. in the hope of making such evasions less frequent onthe part cf those who confess w crimes, Fisher and two other negroes. who have not been arrested. were indicted by the grand jury yesterday —_ ee ee ee = - — . —- ——— - -- his prisoners paying a totaJ 000 in fines.” re Hickenlooper gave Joache months in Atlanta. for the murder of the watchman. rett Athey, another member li) had been intended to keep the “fiving squad,” was called, inMictmnts secret until a search wuld be made for the other men esponsibility for making the mat- lef public, last evening, was in dis- pule today betwen the Circuit At- eaid Athey received $5000 Athey's lawver pointed at the stork was expected at « home in a few months, ané c ft and Following His Confession MUFGED SLAYER DEPUTY WHO WILL BE ~ a QE RRR Re eS - TS aoa % = & oe 4 sie % Sg «eded and pre- pares hiin for their trip back to the hot.'. Welch 53 Years Old. Welch is 53 vears old. but his figure, despite his infirmity, is that of a young man. To al! appear- ances his sight its unimpaired. When he talks he turns his eyes | directly upon his auditor and talks man does. with a slight accent, probably by his constant , Mur- slight brogue. they manage to when Welch is Yesterday in him as a normal) He speaks caused phy speaks with a Retween them keep smiling even in. greatest pain. Welch's room, where a Post-Dis- patch reporter visited him. Mur- phy. discussing his partner. said: ‘Has he an appetite? You ought to see hirn eat a steak for break- fast this morning.” And Welch. borrowing from an- other act on the bill with him this week, smilingly replied: “If it had been a bit bigger you could have milked it.” ee NEW MOBERLY MAYOR, STRICKEN IN AUTO, DIES ; ' ' Dr. S. P. Towles Found Un-| conscious on County Road Soon After Taking Oath. ’ By the Associated Press MOBERLY, Mo., Ss. P. Towles, : the oath of office as Mayor of Mo-| berly, was found unconscious in his ' ' -Dr. | took | as April who last night automobile on a country road this morning and died a few hours later in a local hospital. Attending physicians could not “What we are tryigg to do iStgnnounce definitely the cause of make liquor sales exception eHart sald. — “IT don't believe that any soft drink parlor, so-called, would etay in business 15 days if it were not for surreptitious liquor sales. Vigilance will prevent such sales in large measure and destroy market. Federal offciajs, on the other hand, wlll raid stille and watch for large liquor shipments In this way hope to thrattle both the source of supply and the market.” Check of Liquor Permits. we The Federal force ‘n Missouri ranges between 20 and ®4 mem- bers, charged with inspection of 6000 to 7000 liquor permits. as well ’ | ' Con- | a aS the duties that fall upon them) in the raiding of stills and arrest- | ing persons who sell liquor. Per- mits should be checked up every six months at least. DeHart said. Orrick said he had promised the co-operation of the police force to DeHart, but that no specific plan had been agreed upon. MRS, RUBY DIESTERWEG, 41, KILLS SELF IN HER HOME Wife of Official of United Count- ing Machine Co. Had Been in ll Health. Mrs tuby Diesterweg. 41 vears old ehot and killed herself at 8:30 a Ti today in the hKedroom of her apartment at 4953 MecPher- aon avenue She was eating breakfast witb her husband, C. Louis Diesterwe-, an official of the United Countine | Machine Co., 196 South Ninth street when she excused herself and walked into the bedreom. Her pany was founded in 1860 asa part- | An- its nership under the name of ke continuing until incorporatiorm in 1875, when it took the odd corpurate name of E. An-| til heuser & Co.'s Brewing tion. In 1880 it was changed Anheuser-Busch Brewing tion, under which it continued un- 1919, when it ceased to brew 1o ‘beer under the prohibition act, and men, | the | paid since 1919, the company has order | changed to Anheuser-Busch, Inc. / Associa- ' ‘had Associa- | ' months Though no dividends have been) made satisfactory progress, Busch said. in its transition to other man- ufacturing lines. This has ranged from the building of automobile bodies to meat packing. It has also engaged extensively in the manufacture of nonalcoholic bev- erages. MePherson avenue husband heard a shot and founl her Iving on the floor. with a bul- let wound in the heart She had taken the revolver from dresser drawer. Diesterweg told frustrated several other tempts shoot herself A nurse, under whose care Mrs. had been for severa) said Mrs. Diesterweg had been suffering from a mental ail- and expressed the opinion that she ended her life during a temporary mental aberration. Mrs. Diesterwer'’s father. Dr. H MI. Baird, resides at 2342 South Grand boulevard The wegs formerly resided at Ruckingham Hotel, moving address a police he at- ‘oO Diesterweg ment, the the last tn month. Diester- | peoainsa to Rehabilitate — |accumulated ee By the Associated Press PEKIN. ApriBY 22.—France has agreed with China that unpaid in- stallments on the Boxer indemnity ment from cember, 19°4—wil) be used for the rehabilitafion Chine, agrees demnity. death. One ascribed it to apoplexy while others said it was congestion of the brain. ; Dr. owles, one of the busiest physicians in the city, had been) under great nervous etrain tn tak- | ing over duties new to him. After} taking the oath of office as Mayor| and addressing the City Council last night, he returned to his home, but answered a call from a patient at 3:30 o’cluck tn!is murning. He is believed to have been answering a second call, this time from a country home. when he was strick- en. His car was at the side of the road and he was sitting with a cigar between his teeth Dr. Towles was 51 years old grandfather founded the town Huntsville, the county seat. BOXER INDEMNITY AGREEMENT | Bank Payments. His of China Sith —hald up by the Oriental Govern- December, 1922, to De- (“nino-Franco the Banque industrielle which falled in 1921. bank failure involved banks causing serious losses. funds $13,000,000 mex. The French Government § also to advance the paymenta China under the Boxer in from December, 1924. to 1947. as a loan to the Chinese Gov. of a Bank, de The Chanese The amounts to from ‘ernment. The method of exchange | iwilll be based upon § telegraphi- | | tran toco |B murder of his foster-son, set t_on Maurer, a drug clerk, In a supposed | holdup. | 90-day reprieve from Gov. Sma \ to enable him to appeal his case. sfer according to the 1991 pro- Piiasemidnt. Shepherd Case Assigned. | the Associated FPreas CHICAGO, April 22.—Chivef Jus- tice Hopkins of the Criminal Court today assigned the trial of William | Shepherd. charged with the Willlam NW. McClintock, by typhoid inocula- | tion, to Judge Thomas Lynch for| trial. The date of the trial will be later Judge Lynch sentenced: Pussel!l ‘Scott, former Toronto pro- moter. to be hanged upon convic- of the murder of Joseph TD). #eott recently rece'ved } | By ithe Province 10,000 MILE TRIP. STARTED TO TEST STAMINA OF HORSE School Teacher From Buenos Aires to New York. the Associated Press. BUENOS AIRES, Apri! 2 attempt mile horseback ride from Buenos Aires to New York to test the endurance of the Criollo, or native Argentine horse. began today. A. H. F. Sciffely, a scho»o! master and former footbal player, left here on. the first stretch of a ride that will take him, if all goes well, across Boli-ia, Peru and Ecuador, into Central America :nd throush Mexico to San Francisco. He pro- poses then to ride across the LUnit- ed States. Schiffely will which were bred Emilio Solanet, of Buenos expects the journey to months. $2,500,000 SHALE PLANT DEAL ee los Angeles Capitalists Buy Pat- ent Rights for Extraction of Oil. By the Associated Press SANTA BARBARA, Cal... —A syndicate .omposed of Los Angeles capitalists closed a dea! vesterday for the purchase of thie Continental Shale Oi! Products Co operating a large plant near Santa Maria, this county. The price paid is $2,500,000. The sale carries title to patents perfected by the late Dr. David T. Day for the extraction of oil from shale. The plant has been closed for several] months pending the sale, but operations will be resumed soon, it is understood. Names of the purchasers are withheld. 2.—An to make a 10,000 two horses on the ranch of Vice Governor of Aires. He last ten use 9o* Red Flag for Viadimir Lenin Land. By the Associated Fress MOSCOW, April 22.—"Viadimir Lenin Land” is the new name to be given to the large stretch of land on the eightieth paralie! at 10 east longitude. discovered by the Russian Arctic explorer, Velketzky. in 1913, and hitherto known as Nicholas II land. The Soviet gov- -_——- oe. ee —— j ' ; | | | ' Anri! ernment plans to send an expedi- tion there to hoist the Red Flag and make surveys. It's a | Gasigna: |, Protects You From JOHN PAZDERA ze XN. COURT ST. i DISTRIBUTOR : ISADORA DUNCAN TO | WRITE HER MEMOIRS; Dancer Denies It Is Her Pur- pose to Reveal ‘‘Love Letters From Famous People.”’ ~-— | Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch | and New York World. Copyright, 1925, by the Press and Pulitzer | Publishing Cos. (New York World and Post-Dispatch.) NICE, April 22.——-Lying on her bed in the smartest hotel in the Riviera, following an operation made necessary by :t‘fly bite whicn poisoned her shoulder, Isadora Duncan informed the correspond- ent she was preparing to write he. memoirs. “It has been reported I am going reveal my love letters from fa- mous people, but that is not my purpose,” she _ said. “I want to find the same expression of free- dom in writing that I have known ro and tried to teach in dancing I have wonderful! letters from Gor- don Craig on art and the theater, and others lovelier, if possible, from Duse. Outbarsts of Artistic Views. “D Annunzio wrote a whole. se- ries to me which are more like poems. Then Ernst Haeckel wrote mesaying myart was a contribu- tion to the evolution of mankind. Others are love letters if you like to call them so, but in reality out- | bursts of artistic expressions +t» which great artists have been moved and which they would never have disciplined themselves to write in book form. “Why am I hounded and tured? I want to write about my art and everybody insists on talk- ing about my body. But this only one of the shamefu)] attacks on me, some of which are at- tributed to my Russian poet hus- band. Also dreadful articles have been appearing in Moscow newspa- pers alleging I have been speaking against the soviets and that my dancing school with its 500 pupils is ruined. } iv tor- | “All this is written by young soviet journalists in behalf of bal- let dancers who are jealous of the | competition of dance pupils. It ‘s terrible to be attacked thus from Moscow, which to me is the cradle of a new order, just as was Beth- lehem. “To me Lenine is a secon i Christ. Had I lived 2000 years ago [ should have gone to Bethlehem. as I went to Moscow, as the only place to practice the complete free- Divorced for Desertion. ROBI MRS. SARAH RO youth rhythm and freedom. and every reporter who tions about my private life. “Not getting the answers wish, they invent them. My me-| served with the American army in moirs will not. however. be the! France. His sisters are Mrs. Stan- chronicle of a female Casonova, as/| ley Griswold Flagg Il] of Green so many seem to expect. There} Gables, Villanova: Mrs. Charlies De are other and better things to write though this crazed about in life, century thinks otherwise.’’ Woman's Sues for Commission. Suit for $5835 as a commission the Odeon Building, 1042 North Grand boulevard, was filed yesterday by Miss May Willis, a real estate agent, against James The 15, 1920, Wilson employed Miss Willis to find a purchaser for the prop- of her was sold to Henri Chouteau for a consideration for selling Wilson, the former owner. petition states that, on April and that as a result the building erty, efforts, NS KING. But because of my political opinions I find scurrilous attacks in the press, comes to see me sits bored while I tell him about my art, and then asks ques- they ' = VAN RENSSAELER KING ~ DIVORCED TWO YEARS Philadelphian Got Decree on Ground He Could Not Stand ‘Social Pace.” ’ ’ ’ ’ , Special to the [’oet-Dienatch PHILADELPHIA, April Seciety received a surprise Col. Van — “an amicable sep: ration.” of desertion. Hiarold L.. ground Master. Robins King. The decree 1923. stand. ings.” ments over this problem ing at $1 i the had left him. | iHes long prominent. liers Du Terraje. Miss Isabel D. | died. Roundtree, Mrs. King is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julius W. Robins and was first married to John W. Minturn, and Minturn They were divorced married Miss Cecile W. Gifford. Escapes on Improvised Rope. By the Associated I’ress. prisonment -in the dom which is the essence of my|of $230,000. The sale was made/ escaped, going over the wall with being. But, attacked on every | Sept. 22, 1922. It ts alleged that;an improvised rope made of bed | side. I have taken a studio here! Wilson has refused tv» pay Miss| clothing, and odd gtrands of cerd where I will continue to teach Willis for her services. and rope. Os nr : : Soe Comm hte myn A i ae i) Wy . it ; Why | . ' bait { Fae KA | " Hn IK \ | " ‘h | | ; | ' . +. | What will be said | about your Estate? A PROMINENT lawyer was less. If Rushton had made a | talking.“Rushtonleftnowill. will making proper disposi- | His estate consisted largely of » tion of his estate, his wife | | a flour business which had *would not be going to busi- | | been builtupthrough yearsof _ ness today,in orderto support | | carefulmanagement.Hiswife, herself and two children.” | shortly after taking chargeof 1, your own case, youplanto | | hisaffairs, soldthebusinessto relieve your wife of business | a rival concern. She wasinex- andestatematters. You realize ] periencedinbusinessmatters that it is unfair to expect her and accepted much less for gq shoulder these duties. But, , her interest than what itwas unless you have made a will worth. containing wise trust provi- ) “She invested her money in | 8i0ns, you have not protected | mining stock which was pay- and safeguarded her future. ing large dividends. Withina Think! What might happen year the mining project failed to your family if you do not and the stock became worth- _leave a will? . .* | Delay in will-making is dangerous. See your lawyer | today and have him draw your will. Send for our ee at ae le Le lll eS TRUST SERVICE EXCLUSIVELY booklet, “Safeguarding Your Family's Future” St. LOUIS UNION TRUST CO. BROADWAY AND LOCUST Affiliated with First National Bank oe — ~~, today in the announcement of a divorce ‘granted two years ago in Media, Delaware County, Pennsylvania, to Renssaeler King. Mre. King is a sister of Mrs. Lydig Hoyt. Col. and Mrs. King were married in France in 1918, and in May, 1921, Mrs. King announced in New York King obtained the divoree on the He told the Edwin, he was mnable to. stand the “social pace” set by his wife, Mrs. Sarah Jewett was signed by Judge Johnson April 19, “I am 43 and my wife is 33." the _statement to the Master reads. “She vas vounger ard enjoyed 4 different kind of life. I did not want to go out socially at night be- | ecause I was engaged in an engin- eering problem and the night social activities were more than I could I could not get up mvrn- King stated they had disagree- and on Jan. 11, 1921, when they were liv- 5 Park avenue, New York, maid informed him his wife The Kings are members of fam- King is the son of the late David H. King, and Rham Jr., and the Boronese De Vil- He first married who CANON CITY, Colo., April 22. George Marquette, serving a sen- tence of from 30 years to life im- . Colorado State peniténtiary for robbery, last night . a eee ingen an a 2 . i ars es

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io ’ ; ; 4 p a : hint: —— es ” " . ? e ~~ 7 i ~ . re. “pate oe @ en o - es Cee Saree 8 rae er ee ee he me « * " ins 3 4 wea seen SET A erF ST. oe i _Aieiiede denen el ———————— ee ee ee ee ee —E———_———_——— ee ee a ee 2 ee ee oe +e OO A LLL LLL LEO LE ears =o Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other “ai WEDNESDAY. APRIL 22 ta ee evening newspaper C OMBINED 5u.LUUISs PO ST-DISPATCH —_ -_ —————— — ———— — | BJ Five conveniently placed stairways 3 A : 4 : a two banks of elevators direct to the Dow, : 3 stairs Store. GRAND-LEADER _ Vea —— Whe In this exceptionally low-priced group are Slips made of striped cotton satinette and cotton sateen. They have shoulder straps of self materials. -May be had in white and col- ors. Come in all sizes. Wonderful Sale of a ———— ~ — = aS Se ~ 2000 Costume Slips Offered in a Great Sale A SPECIAL purchase from a large Eastern maker of high-grade Costume Slips affords us the oppor- tunity to offer this group at three exceedingly at- tractive prices. They are suitable for Summer wear and you can supply your needs at exceptional savings. =" 100 Dozen Slips at $ 1 39 98c prises Slips of fine In this group you will find Slips gtrined cotton sateen of fine English cotton satinette,made +4. «1. Gouble skirt with the double skirt of self ma- terial, making them shadowproof. They are finished with a hemstitch- ed top and have shoulder straps of : self materials. Come in white, pink, stitched tops; white peach, blue, orchid, maize, nile and and colors. All sizes. tan. All sizes. a i of self material. Have shoulder straps of self material and hem- Savings in This Purchase and “Star Brand’ Shoe Season’s Most Popular Styles — ry a $88 pa VW. E purchased from a local jobber several hundred pairs of these well-known Shoes at a great price concession. They represent short lots and factory rejects. All are in the newest styles and the thrifty several pairs at this exceptionally low price. Sale Beg With Extra Salespeople Included are patent leather, satin, all tan, and patent and tan combinations in gore pumps, cut-out fancy sandals, bar straps, Colonials and fancy Oxfords. Have hand-turned or McKay soles The style of heels are walking type. Sizes in to D widths. shopper will be sure to buy ins at 9 A. M. such styles as step-in pumps. Cuban, Spanish, military and the assortment are 3 to 8 A TW “wne®tairs ~~ * An Event of First Importance, Offering Values Seldom Equaled for Floorcoverings of this Character S UCH a purchase as is represented here—such price concessions, both in buying and in selling plainly demonstrates the unusual values in this sale of these super- tor grade woven Neenah Rugs. You will be able to see at a glance that these Rugs are extraordinarily low in price. 600 Rugs—3x6-Ft. Size 150 Rugs—4x7-Ft. Size 200 Rugs—6x9-Ft. Size 200 Rugs—8x10-Ft. Size 300 Rugs—9x12-Ft. Size $i .84 $°7.64 | .84 $2.74 See Our Other Announcement on Page 14 ; ¢ “¢ Di ad we A Service 32-Inch Rayon Suitings Special, 49 Cc Yard FORMERLY known as artificial silk suitings, woven checks on tan and blue grounds. 32 inches wide. Very popular for women’s and children’s wear. Pillowcase Tubings Cotton Challie At 22c Yard At 12'4c Yard Bleached, soft finished pillow- Fancy printed cotton challis case tubings in lengths of 2 to for covering comforts; come in 8 yards; 36 inches wide. lengths of 2 to 10 yards; 26 in- ches wide. 36-Inch Nainsook Unbleached Sheets At 19c Yard At $1.00 Each Extra good quality small wov en check nainsook, bleached, Medium weight, - unbleached ideal for pajamas, underwear, Sheets, made for service; size etc. 2'4x24, yards. ‘Downetairs Store ) Extra-Size Dresses An Unusual Sale Offering | 5.00 WwW have just received this group of 300 Dresses and offer them Thusday at a price that is truly value giving. They are perfect in fit and are made in styles that are youthful and most becoming to the women who require the extra sizes. Fashioned of Georgette crepe, flat crepe and printed crepes in Coolidge gray. cocoa, rust, felt, orchid, pou- dre blue, green, navy blue and black. Included are pleated Frocks, flare Frocks, panel Frocks and others richly embroidered, beaded or with jabots and scarfs. Sizes 385, to 52" 2. Se, we: Solid Carldad of Woven Rugs at Less Than Wholesale Cost ee Sale of 17,600 Pieces of — | Underwear for the Family |§ 2-43! At Prices Extremely Low "THROUGH very advantageous purchases we are able f SRL LIM to present this April Sale as one of the outstand- | | i ing features of the month. You'll find it most proft- able to buy your various needs at this time as the prices are considerably to your advantage. | y Maker’s Entire Sample Line of Underwear — 17c, 39c, 48c to95c THis group consists of a well-known maker's entire sample line of umion suits and garments for men, women and children. Come in the proper weights for Spring and Sam mer wear. The values are most extraordinary. Women’s Cotton Union Suits, 50c | Men’s Union Suits, 47¢ Come in all the wanted styles; sizes 36 to -; Of nainsook with elastic band in back; sises © 44. :, | 36 to 46. Ve Women’s Knitted Union Suits, 43¢ | Broadcloth Union Suits, $1.00 — Seconds and samples; tighjand shell-trim- Men's. also of madras, soiesette and 4 med kneés; all ator | full cut; wide band of elastic in back; sizes Women’s Cotton Vests, 16c | 36 to 44. ‘al These are in the built-up shdulder style; all | Men’s Union Suits, 97c : a se , - Gauze knitted; long or short sleeves; ankle Women s Lisle Bloomers, 50c length; white or ecru; sizes 36 to 46. Pe: Of fine gauze lisle in pink and white; all P ‘ »i 7 : ; , g prices are below the present wholesale price Included are pertect ven over to the display of these - Rugs in light £ discontinued patterns and some slight seconds, but in no way is the wearing quality or appearance of the Rug impaired ugs. Extra Salespeople With the entire Rug Department floor without curling or creeping, are easily cleaned, give double service because they are finished on both sides. Are suitable for bedrooms, din- ing rodms, sunparlors, in fact any room in the home or office. ‘(Dewnetairs Store ’ | Alllen “A” Chiffon Hose, 89c Pair : WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22. 1925. Polka dot .print Porte 1 tn georgeti« Aandmade 1 crepe da —_——— Seven-l . Three Suites > oe Ra, RS a lew Pits ¥ -— ae . a MT “tae - 7. Je Ns Dee ee ait 4 Vs Set? 7 oy 4 » v3! ” rs : ; < € ; & i . 7 - a . F ‘ bw ‘ * . 7 = Davenport & A ‘99= AS comfortable as it is attractive, thi _, tured above is made with loose ‘$ upholstered in Jacquard velour. dull antique finish. Wing chair to s r | Sale of Presents Porcelain Lined $43.75 7S-Ib. ice capacit y. ‘00-Ib. ice capacity, $60.50. At $32.75 | seer too-Ib. ice capacity, * cer with white enamel food chamber. = . These 7

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tials WREONESDAY APRIL 22, 1936. Pea, ay “WEDNESDAY, ice ced stairways and irect to the Down. ise. 89c Pai | at eee Adis 4 a* oe ie — . Sen : & Ge the a _ j/ / ng nderwear 5c upion suits and single its for Spring and Sum- n Suits, 47c istic band in back; sizes ion Suits, $1.00 IS, SOiesette and others; f elastic in back; sizes n Suits, 97c or short sleeves; ankle Sizes 36 to 46. on Suits, 73c ave short sleeves, ankle es. wers, 63c Each white and ecru; long: s 36 to 46. n Suits, 42c vide elastic back; full n Suits, 46c sin bloomer knee style; (Downstairs Store.) ae 8 ee ce Panels - rice, Each offer ] 8 )ppor- ° panels ——— vings. upply tractive patterns in and beige tints. All for the living room, | while the quantity (‘Dewnstairs Store.) Cost OL, hema, Lips WM yyy 7 Wi

Davenport & Armchair ‘9930 dull antique finish. Wing chair to match—$39.75. AS comfortable as it is attractive, this two-piece Suite pic- Well made suite, upholstered in a good grade of velour, is Sizes: tured above is made with loose spring-filled cushions and offered at this unusual price. The davenport opens Pato a full- eee. te :. 98c upholstered in Jacquard velour. The base Us carved and size bed and the armchair and wing chair are very attractive. 24x48 7 $1 35 Loose spring-filled cushions—very comfortable. Seana 7 Convenient Terms of Payment May Be Arranged Seventh ] 30x60 $2.15 = Seite. Porte Rican handmade and Imported portern in j hand embroidered silk printed aiik crepe Thrift Avenue The Buy-Way of St. Louis . ee. ° Umbrellas, $2. Italian Dining Suite te a aad acl ‘ = — a npiine bor- . . , s, clu andles amb Eight Pieces—Special trimmings. Popular colors. ™ 00 Buffet Sets, $1.95 ~ 5 Of clear amber glass, with — hand cut design. Set consists of large bowl and two candle- sticks fitted with candles. ELL made and richly finished in dull walnut, this Suite includes a 66-inch buffet, extension table, armchair and Dotted Marquisette five side chairs upholstered in tapestry. 15c Yard Nine-Pc. Suite, $245 10 Pieces, $287.50 Good quality marquisette, especially desirable for sum- mer curtains. Three-Piece Bed Piano Rolls, 49¢ The latest hits such as Sev- : teen, Nobody Knows Whi Davenport Suite Yen ey By Peter Pan, Oh Mabel, etc. $ 1 3 00 Washable Rugs Beautiful stencilled design and pretty inset borders. Sample Lace Pieces Presents Unusual Values in the Height of the Season ei POE Porcelain Lined $43.75 senicer. 3-door style with © porcelain food chamber. —; 6o-lb. ice capacity. a b. ice Capacity, $53.75. So-Ib. ice capacity, $60.50. = $32.75 Actua! 100-lb. ice capacity, : o 4 Imported Lace pieces partic- tl Cra Ors ularly adapted for hats. In various attractive colorings or | solid Apartment Style $2622 Style illustrated at left is specially built where a '‘imit- ed space is available; oak finish- ed case with white enameled food chambers and has actual 60- Ib. ice capacity. Lift Top $21.75 A moderately priced re- frigerator with oak finished case. white enameled food chamber and has actual! 50-!b. ice capacity. At $29.00 100-lb. ice capacity, lift top 25c and 50c Each ty} shades rift Avenue—Main 1] 69c Yard An excellent quality silk mixed pongee in neat patterns and a full line of desirable col- ors. 36 inches wide Square 9 Main 5 | Side Icer Style An Important Sale of Men’s Union Suits Extreme $ 1] 00 z V alues UMMER needs should be sup- ant: — —4 metrical figures a in Sunday’s Papers me ” Linoleum Offerings At Prices That Merit Immediate Purchase Inlaid Linoleum Linoleum Rugs Sq. Yd.. $1.39 $17.75 A large assortment in all the Armstrong's Linoleum Rugs wanted designs in straight line © meat designs suitable for Inlaid Linoleum, two-yard kitchen or dining room are width. Very specially priced. featured at this low price. Inlaid Remnants Border Linoleum Sq. Yd.. 95c Yd., 55c Remnants of Inlaid Linole- | _ Twenty-four-inch Linoleum um, up to ro feet long and 6 in imitation of floor. to be used as around feet wide. Designs suitable for | >» comes ia oe dat bathroom. Very good values. a (One yard wide, 0c: : 3 : ACCUSED POLICE. CAPTAIN ENDS LIFE —- ee ST Had Been Suspended From _ New Orleans Force for Al- | Tleged Patt in “Frame-Up.” —_-- By the Associated Preas. NEW ORLEANS, April 22.— | Police Captain Charlies Hemard, central figure in a “frame-up” row , which has shaken the New Orleans Police Department and which re- /sulted in the suspension of Capt. _Hemard, Chief of Detectives Healy ‘and five other officers, committed ‘suicide here last night by shoot- _ ing. _ Capt. Hemard, Chief Healy ané@ | five other officers were suspended _by Police Superintendent Moloney, | following a series of charges and _counter-charges in connection with the arrest of Raymond Holland, ex-convict, caught several weeks ago holding up a druggist. An automobile said to have been used to convey Holland to the scene of the holdup was traced to the ownership of a policeman, Aj- _bert Davidson. | At Holland's trial the defense charged that Patrolman Davidson had suggested the crime, furnished /his private automobile, and a re- | volver | Holland was Leotibeees after Chief Healy appeared as a surprise witness for the defense and testi- fied that Patrolman Davidson hed _admitted to him that he loaned his automobile to Capt. Hemard the night of the crime, indicating that Capt. Hemard had engineered the robbery, furnished Davidson's car and a gun to Holland, and then “double-crossed’’ Holland in order to make a spectacular ar- | rest | Capt. Heman and a squad of officers arrested Holland. Patrolman Davidson denied making the admissions testified to by Chief Healy. He likewlse de- ‘nied Holland’s testimony but sub- |sequently swore to an affidavit that he had testified falsely ani substantiated Chief Healy's tesi- mony. The other officers tnvolyed in the suspensions and who, with Hiemard, Healy and Davidson, were ordered to appear at a trial be- fore Superintendent Moloney, Fri- day, were suspended for alleged failure to report knowledge of the affair to the superintendent. After a grand jury inquiry into the case and publication of Pa- trolman Davidson's affidavit, Su- perintendent Moloney ordered all _ officers concerned suspended pend- ‘ing police trial. POLICE AID FAMILY OF FIVE LOCKED OUT OF THEIR ROOMS | -— —— sergeant Finds Quarters for Wom- avn and Children and Further. Assistance Is Planned. Mrs. Ethel Welbora and her four young children, locked out of the rooms they had occupied at 130% South Fourteenth street because they owed three weeks’ rent, were ‘eared for last night by Sergt. Me- Gauley, who found them and ob- tained quarters at 2043 Park ave- nue. MeGauley provided money for their immediate neceasities and the police today will attempt fur- ther to relieve their distress, Mrs. Welborn said her husband had gone to Desloge, Mo., to bor- row money with which to pay the rent and buy food until he could find work. He had been expected back yesterday, but failed to ar- rive. Mrs. Welborn also was dig- _tressed because of an injury to the youngest of her children, Idia, 9 _months old, who ig suffering from burns on the feet suffered early | yesterday when she came in com- tact with a hot tron her mothe? wae using. The other children are 11, 9 anf 5 years old. a ———— Will the Rich, Red Blood Rush Back? PRFRESs the flesh firmly be i a use of The blood gizing properties and the latent power to ever ~y Cruggist our ne anges Sas or tab QO! “Tonic A Pe ete : > # iri path 3 Suge NRE ee Fy Beet KEM ge ah See eae watin C4 { ¥ : : e poi an i. 2 Pmt, RA ton ¥ aod te a ag + a

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WEDNESDAY, WEDNESDA! APRIL 22. 1925 APRIL 32. 9 .? The Daily POST-DISPAT' H alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED aeons tugs UUMMCWOON UMC) . Starting Sale of 2000 Ta At Savings « In Five Special Group No. 1 | A’ At 506 Size 1/xli-In Size 22x22-in. tiful reference to it has had a fine effect ; | on the public mind, and, in the | : : | at Of Genuine English Broadcloth All Regular For the Children $2.50 Shirts | Wynken Blynken language of the Railroad Journal, | i ()NE of the high lights of the Diamond Jubilee | and Nod is this sale of genuine English Broadcloth S : 45 i ii vpon St. Louis as the middle of the natronal road. Our City therefore may go for- | ward in the expectation of great ) results. A great future before her. | Weare happy to learn that the : president | Board of Directors : of Pi the Pacific Railroad will com- menct work assoon asacorpsofen- : -_— there is no difficulty im settling : : a | At 95¢ Shirts at a priee easily within the reach of every } Regularly $1.25 St. Louisan. A Summer's supply selected from 4 beautiful new book that ee Oe ye SA me My children will love. Full page ij- lustrations in color. A very spe- Book Shop—Sizth Floor. » | } he effac ly ized : pe : = ‘ | , ) Fs ; Pifathe meant, we vadertand | this fine assortment would mean a substantral Sizes 14 to 17 Hy cia on Seo. siigaiee | ever Hi that the Board of Durectorshave ff : } opular on Tonenteer a cade | Sux’ i . : authorized the stock books to be | Sa\ Ing. | : + coord 7. ’ Tapestry and Brocade | or opened again, and a committee | | ‘ | Group No. 3 HI ee se fl | eS tise hedeNeckhend Sivles 1 39¢ Each : hb $1.65 ei : ! citizens who have not enrolled | 4% “ . . . | } ? for 75c . Ab . ha }} their names ~ the /eoprae | , A large selection of Popular ¢ Size 17x50-In. Size 17x60. 1} will now step forward ana plac | . Fiction in the regular 75e edi- Table Rr Tr dees on € The colors are white, tan, gray and blue. The } tions, eee 7 i i a eral and enterprising benctactors » of the State. manufacturer has contributed in a noble w av to

: 7 i themselves on the rolls of the lib- i } if help us make the Diamond Jubilee the greatest - Sax Wh value-giving event St. Louis has ever seen. & OY i Vany Extra Salespeople to * ¥ i) Assist in Your Selection 6 rs) i os x ; Men's Furnishing Shop— First Floo: | \ nn 4 Ninth and Olive L,, Aw | , ee? | 1 SEWING MACHINES. $85 | Ams A Jubilee Special! For Thursday Only!—Exceptional Jubilee Values in 7 fares 3 | 96 Allowance will be made for your old sewing machine em ty, Linen Suits Natural Curly Transformations, $075 | : $ on the purchase of one of these new Free Machines. rf “= Ga F Li tt] Bo | First quality all-around Transformations in i A Six-Drawer Model With a Lifetime W ¢ » fp ad | Se S| Or l e y S all shade =, Ineluding gray. ; Guarantee. Al] Attachments. $1 Down and $1 ce | x Hair-Beauty Sh iG sc ghee \ § 75 ‘ sewing Machine =AOPD 4 \ dt . ae a An Unprecedented Opportunity to Secure EHF a!) ft in: ee | Hanae of New Scarfs * — ure ‘inen sere Ingersoll Guaranteed Watches GR BIT YA iow te batts a very aoe | Arrive for the Jollee Many Eucciiied Jeduul ' . . . » , ; % a Dr At Sale Prices During the Jubilee Only Hib t¥ | We_/. them In Four Price Groups to Their. Collecti "KV ER wiore } : e aold } recy i} 4 Tenes AT red) “ , rices, niv thro ign th ' r ° TH a & = ea eace idy a EVER be ave W id Ingersoll Wa A é , 1 ed P ice ni’ oa sa | ty a. otY apie 3 ad al te Regularly Regularly Regularly Re 1 75 O00 S 9 % 1" as S « operat ion ir) OFF grea’ ee Jubilee en ent cee enaod: = : 4 ' x , ley ais ain SrAay >re $3.00 $4.00 $5.00 $6 and | 9 a > offer unrivaled Ingersoll quality—sturdiness—depenaabdility and smart —" \ | ea ‘) and other shades. Braid and _- - = YUR entire stock, together -——— ‘* a sale price. Manufacturers one-vear guarantee. r 4 LN AT AY embroider ngs. Sizes de § 2.50 $ = fe $ () with two tmport ship- | = r at 2 to 4 years. — —— — rents—-a total of $175,000 | Mothers will adore 200 Plain Yankee Watches 100 Midget W atches RG SA FF Reg. $2.75 Regularly $3.25 ie | FA7 more hy of the finest Rugs—in «2 *¥izes 25% , Third Fleer “ “ Infants Shep— \ TRULY wonderful array of lovely Scarfs arrive for the aj “"” Jubilee. Gay colorings, subdued colorings. large patteranay small patterns in beautiful combination effects. Crepe de Chine, Georgette Crepe, j 4 conven'ten’ my mewty tm- | ger gue, for women's Anilted Rayon , fs fer comes aga cae mege Are the materials ! deep fringed ends and others | Discount Yankee! _». oo ‘mmed \ lovely Searf to hammonize with any costume ea - made New -aene and Ingerso!! | > €aSuyv chosen from one of the hoes rr be “ ~ ate me ber r euaranteed moveme: S: | f a: $ iV ‘ | n Neck Wear Shi —F rst Fil Ln event that offers un + Wie co Thousands of Agel a e O nivV ersa ro S | ft sua! choice in ite wide scope ’ 2 ona Tromen UU n¢ on 2 —_ - " eo ’ a an “midget Gai.’ = ] 25 Allowance for ’ ; - se pane tes mn, ideaj for = — . . . - boy's first | 150 Wrist Radiolites aipeaet Your Old Iron Eight Unusual Groups of : T = i? aid — ric Tron an Ge rec ave eredit Belouchistnd Rugs at fer the living room, dinaing re : | Tiageinadedatronm | RY Quisite Re ces ate $4.99 ee dl Call Olive 7500 ie q a a Peres = ed a we | a a " — i or In the Jubilee Real Lace Sale Iranshah Rugs at Kei ited quantity calls for your early attention REAL Laces seldom found at special prices are included in these z-oups—Resl $60.00 4 wrist wa a Regularly $80.00 Size 3.6"3.4 FY. Real Point Applique, Real Irish Crochet (made in Ireland) Real Duchesst: 4 ha is ea | | ° : in dark » ‘ > and Real Limeriek Edgings and Insertions in various widths. = sos ta 300 Electric Fans ee: a Pais Sarouk Rugs at ) light. Renowned At Special Jubilee Prices No.l NO. 4 $93.75 | , b a _™ At $5.95 Va. At S15 Yd. Regularly $125.00 alte, uede $4.50 to $6 Real Lace $16.50 to $20 Real Laces : Sise Sx8 Pt. ae | ang No. 2 No.6 - ar Usage _ 5 ward usage. Fo: At 85.95 Ya. At $22.50 Yd. y Jubilee Sale of E ‘ girls 26.95 to $85.95 Real Lares $25 to $55 Real Laces ‘— — 9 \. No. » No. / : — “ . | ‘ te At S7.95 Val. At S35 Yd _>* . . ° > ‘ : . 3 Jubilee Selling of 100 Children’s An Important. 29 to S71 5D Bedl Bece $37.50 to $50 Real Leees ‘a AY u lee Spectal ’ \W , 4 : : cf : lable and Chair Sets Metiheadh Net No. 8 ee a Regelerty $18 nbdleached 10-In. Oscillator - 631 50 in O08 See) Pee jt pen yg *? ’ $}1 [5 Real La $55 to $85 Real Laces a ce, the set, as illustrated “ame assortment as above, - 9,7 Muslin s-In. Oscillator Special *» ee Ft at : Special ok ‘ gaa) WE 39 Inches Wide ‘$10. 45 _ $12.42, And Among the Hundreds Other Items, Real Filet Laces—Chi-e — $5.90, sale price : ; jer « Handsome!s " Ain- a ‘ 4 sn Pi ote . ; i 2 A } : Res she Ate, a Greet a é ‘ . > ee stationarn . . . , ”* Inches Wid ha 9 @ table has a white their appreciation of this } S-In. Fan 9-Hole Picot Edgings, 19¢ Yd. estan 31-00 Tumbler Holder, | : ‘ rs : 4 ae g000 Qualit: > pac] ad 1?=1n. Oscillator s ineiedemee, Wins “ ee r enameled. sale price “5, - Muslin by buying for pres \opigh-grade fan with tractive green finish and = Edgings & Insertions, 29¢ Yd. | Edgings & Insertions, 59¢ Y@ =| he shese attractive | ny = mae — Sets are priced unusua!!y ent and tuture needs at 1, x full aptechg ~ er) . to }! b Vachon Wise UT i o1., | h Ww ; a $1.15 Towel Bars, white . lew tn the Jubilee. and r > es@nt a \alue «th , “ special Dias +h = sulitabie for re U - : p - nenes 1a@ ge: enameled 1=> inch Ps long. selection. Just 190 in the lo - Ver) , ee lace ——— Fleer i a! m | ¢ ) ne . Diu 2 Pheps— First | | Mie price T5c Honusefirnishitg & i a eS. ws SE sao -

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WREDNESDAFP, APRIL, 22, 1925 " * - - “ 7 + = . - . . » \ . > nal ‘. -™“ whe ~~ ~~ mn ‘ . x \ . x \ ~We x ~ ye RS NEN Special! Children Blynken Nod MSC y $1.25 ew book that ®. Full pawe il- . or. A very spe- Jubilee. Fiction ly 75c Each — ao ion of Popular ‘gular 75c edi- ixth Floor. | es in is, $9.75 ite ite Aah, Sete a a ao al al ~ o s ae _ = ys - = -_ ~~ aT ~~ WEDNESDAY ; sed >. Bile of ee ee —- the Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 97,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other x MD 7 / ' i} 2000 Imported Tapestry and Brocade Table Runners and Tops At Savings of 40% to 50% of Their Regular Prices In Five Specially Priced Groups In the Drapery Shop—F ourth Floor Group No. I At 50¢ Size 17x17-In. Size 22x22-1n. Squares in Tapestry and Brocade Group No, 3 4t $1.65 Size 17x50-In. Size 17x60-In. Table Runners a ~7 SN = ™ Be WSs ~~ >. . .. = ~ ~~ ~ i => -_ > ee ee - °*s . / + _ saa — oe ee i aeietiansen eae hehe i i eee - -. } Group No. 4 4t $1.95 Size 17x50-In. Tapestry and Brocade Table Runners Regular $1.65 Ruffled Curtains Spectal s P pra Made of an excellent gragie of Dotted Marquisette with self ruffle and tie-back to match. Beautiful Velour Portieres . 75 . Pair Tteversible Velour Por- "66-inch width by 2% yards Made with French edged fin- Regularly $ $17.50 Heavy tieres in long. ish, (iver twenty-one different solid colors or color combinations in the assortment, You will be assured of the color A VERY unusual opportunity to secure these at- tractive small Wall Panels, Cushion Tops, Table Runners and Victrola Scarfs. There are many beau- tiful patterns and color combinations suitable for every color scheme, A great many have the artificial | silk filler which gives them a lovely luster. | } i | Group No. 2 At 95¢ Size 17x27-In. Size 17x36-In. Size 20x20-In. Table Runners and Tops Group No. 5 At $2.25 Size 17x60-In. Brocade Table Runners Another Exceptional Value for Thursday 400 Bar Harbor Chair Cushions _Special $7.25 Each 20-button, large size Cushions, with boxed edge; covered in bright colored cretonne—a variety of colors in the assortment. Shadow Lace Panels Regularly $7.75 Each In the Jubilee $4.55 Each Including Quaker fine casement weaves and Amerex laces in panel or alliover effects. All 44 tnches wide and 2' vards iIong. Finished with silk bullion fringe. A Splendid Time to Buy These New Shades! 2000 Holland Shades With Artificial Silk Fringe Regularl ~ aoe 9 56 evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCr IAMOND JUBILEE ® Starting Thursday—Wonderful Jubilee Purchase and A Feature for the Second Week of the Diamond Jubilee Colonial Wood Beds And Other Bedding Items Twin Beds) Full Size $39.50 $45.50 Twin Beds Full Size $31.75 $33.75 Tremendous Price Savings MA of the most attractive de- ° signs in these truly wonderful Beds from America’s largest wood Bed manufacturers at Grand Rapids. Take this opportunity to beautify one or more of your bedrooms, Re- place vour old beds with new from this exceptional offering. Twin Beds! Bungalow Type Solid Mahogany Posts | Twin Size | Regularly $41.00 | Special $27. 50 Price | | | ; ' if Twin Beds—Mahogany Finish Full Size $30.00 $33.00 EELEREEEE Jenny Lind Spool Beds Twin Beds: Full Size $29.75 $31.75 *» =_— . ait = tor a ~ a - PWN) 1 $1.50 Th) Extra quality Albert Holland ; ? Shades tn drab and linen color, Fin- ished at bottom with straight, arti- ficial silk bullion frings, Size 36x:2 inches. Same shades itn $6x84-In. regularly $1.65. Special a . Regularly $31.00 $23.50 tones that you especially desire for room! Same Portieres, 52 tn. wide ang 215 yards long; regularly $32.59. In the Jubilee, 23.50 Drapery Shop—Fourth Floor : ee MATT io Full-Size Bed $47.00 your Specal Twin Beds! Full Size Price $37.50 $42.50 size; 1.0 arts Many Excellent Judges of Oriental Art and Value Are Adding to Their Collection During the Diamond Jubilee Regularly jocursy ae $175,000 Sale of Oriental Rugs $4.95 MENS tore import curs (Ate xe eee Spacial Price ee A New Picture by Maxfield Parrish '| “The! Lute Players” Specially Priced In the Jubilee a mM ee 2 _ A et fotal of $175,000 | /f Ki r) worth of the finest Rugs—in | ~ all sizes 25% Discount rfs arrive for the ws. large patterns, PCTS, Crepe, Twin Size $47.00 Full Size $51.00 Simmons Box Spring Extra fine construction. Covered in heavy ticking of attractive pattern. Guaranteed for extreme comfort. | In full or twin size; regularly $40.00. | Spegial Feather Pillows Martha Washington Pillows. from ducks Special Price Four=-Poster Bed | In combination walnut or mahogany with genuine walnut or mahogany to match. 3- cash waela Regularly $25.00 | $19.75 Twin. size—Special $22.75 2 $] ys 75 Full size—Special . Diamond Jubilee Mattress Special 100% new cotton felt. Covered in art ticking of good, heavy quality and attractive color. Full or twin bed size; regularly $20.00. Special Day-Bed Automatic double Day-Bed, opening to full-size Bed, Complete with cretonne cov- ered pad. Regularly $30.90. Special, $25.75 | | Simmons Bed Finished in walnut. Full size. “d ends and others 1anyv costume can “OUP. | ia | | Special Special | price un-@ Price that offers ice in its wide scope low Large ize Medium Size ‘22 163 o.oo is a charming Pieture in the typical Parrish color- , ings, beautifully framed. Remarkable » Jubilee value at this special low price! U Pmt nw Mant ite remarkably ' irices Here are handsome dinbping room, Sarouk Rugs at $900.00 Regularly $1200.00 Size 12x9 Ft. Kermanshah Rugs at $1012.50 Regularly $1350.00 Size 13.10x10 Ft. Sparta Rugs at By $375.00 Rugs will be held uninety Regularly $500.00 days storage free. Deferred Size 12x9 Ft. payments, if desired. | | AD Rug Shop—Fourth Floor _= ptt eR sa oo F Jubilee Sale of Bath Fixtures bed room, hall and smaller. sizes for incidental uses. Royal Sarouk Rugs at $2625.00 Regularly $3500.00 Size 21.2x13 Ft Rugs for the living room, Belouchistan Rugs at $26.25 Recularly $35.00 Size x2 Ft. Iranshah Rugs at $60.00 Regularly $80.00 Size 3.6x3.6 Ft Sarouk Rugs at $93.75 | Regularly $125.00 Rize ox3 Ft. ices ese croups— Real nd: Real Duchesse Sleeping Porch Bed Collapsible Sleé¢ping Porch Bed, complete with link fab- | rie spring. Finished in brown enamel. Regularly $16.00 Special, $12.00 Coil Spring Double deck Spring | finished in gray enamel} Heavily built; regularly $20.00. Special, $14.75 —_—_ Chinese Rugs at $567.50 Regularly $750.00 Size 15x10.2 Ft. Sanitary feathers and geese in heavy art ticking. Regularly $11.50 the palr, Special, $9.75 Pr. special arrangement . Picture Shop—Fourth Floor. Va. Real Laces ee — a — } “ L— 0 Vd. ry eal Laces — (‘omplete assortment of * . Bathroom Fixtures, nickel — - : : | oS aig 18 Bey = = i plated, consisting of 7 PAG t: | : —. : inch towel bar, tooth . ¢ 1 ‘ 4 in : »hrush holder, tumbler ) | — : q = am Te holder, dish, toilet \ Regularly paper $3.19 $4.50. | » white enameled, regularly — Vd. Real Laces soap holder. Sale Spinet Desk Regularly $32.00 Sr: ; ; a eo -. Be 3 ite a - oo s = gt Oy —_— $19.75 $3.59 . . ~ 7 (of combination heautifulls finished : . ‘0 t nt nd large drawer $1.65 Wall Soap Dish, gs = a aie a es kemed ee white enameled, remov- lh geeyy Ae ay > able drain, sale price $1 65c Toilet Paper Holder, white enameled, sale price 49c $1.50 Towel Bar, white enameled. 24 inches lone. sale price ‘Vd, al Laces ¢ Laces—Chi- price, the set. as illustrated “ame asortment as above, {-Piece Walnut Bedroom Suite Regularly $500.00 §275 Four pieces of unusual size and finest construction, The dresser is 52 inches wide. Fronts and tops are in beautiful burl walnut, selected for the figure. Suite consists of full-size bed, dresser, vanity and mans wardrobe or chifforette. Furniture Shop—Fifth Floor. $5.00, sale price $1.35 Toilet Paper Hold- eT, white enameled, sale Price 95c $1.00 Tumbler Holder, White enameled. sale price 75c $1.15 Towe! Bars. white *Mameled, 18 inches long. Sale price 75c usefiirnishing ‘tions, 39¢ Ya. Regularly $68.00 Wide Offered for the First Time in the Jubilee 100-Pc. Dinner Set, $72.50 Regularly $115.00 This handsome Set ia of fine imported china {in a new and : werv distinctive shape The covered dishes and cups are footed aa le an The conventional border decoration ts in an unUsual gray and black. with panels of tiny pink rores. All pieces are outlined with ooin gold. Allover coin goid handles China Shop—Fourth Floor. Tea Wagon Regulariy $19.75 Antique walnut or manogeany Dropleaf table top, drop ‘movable . $12.75 Very unusual offering for the - price is this antique mahogany, - finished Secretary with twe larae drawers writing com- partment and large bookcase Size 33x71 in Exeellent con- struction throughout ‘tions, 59e Vd. shee Wide 32 -Rasemen'. ) —— —"\ -~ a) ke . * * 3 PS — Shop * .

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weDNESDAT : —o 5 | aPRIL 3S. 192. UNE ee : atieiniaiet t! Lay a INL D > 1925, M —— nn? POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE ¢ [7 Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper © ‘OMB ‘ ~ Sf luvs roi Ut>PATCH au ~ BACK IN THE DAYS” of Beaver Hats and Hoopskirts BY drink « 1 r : : ” ‘ . 2 &- z M : + : - aa. * . : _ at ~ é.3 > 4 | : \ o : DEF am : > » “a “2 SL —-—— . Q s . : . ; - , “ ’ P as Po . . a5 5 > . » ’ ¢ o,* ‘ « HR oe ? . = > ‘> 2 a * , ~ : , we . Fe goat ges = ¢ 47k : a sibs Hie? ‘ ) et 7 \ ia? ppibigiiat” , BPG r sy PPLE a ae '. ~~ i) dear a0 P 2 : vs Peas ~ Ps m ‘d 7 S $ . - Z ; s "die a x a3 a r : : ee - . x 1a ” 7 - : ee iia. oe /- = > ‘+ "4 ’ eote | ’ a ¥ ; . . 7 : x * « a ~ . . 4 ha ‘ ( ~ 4 : ta a ty . - #2 pe id ae - Coe i a. om, os ® iy -+ : > E. Bee em AAA he > ' . 4 . Te wi Lice Loy " dh aces e. e *% POR A EERE OOM GO ee « ced a . _ ad % « yg ee th ey ory 2 : * . ce ae Or » giehe ; . hy lea i] - . ; You will not know complete sill satisfaction until you have wort — / | | ta | Rellins Runstop Hosiery. Come / Si at : 4 ; ’ av morning while there is st ~ a roars y y | . : election of colors and sizes. | What the Ne Rollins Ru The Rollins Runstop is a red into the stocking at the point ? (| strain—at the knee It all garter runs no matter | runs the -garter may start. > 4 er greatest improvement in fu ; | s\lk hosiery in ten years. : | > ; a | Rolling te the only full- antl a : | : : ‘ { stocking with a red runstop at | ‘{ | [It is fully protected by patents. — sclutely guarantee that no go below the kner. ~ : - ' - , , - . — ad HE FASHION MART of those days was It was in those faraway years that faith | These two friends of early days are linked Ord b Mail a modest establishment nearthe cornerof ful service and honest effort became part by the bond of years. A small store's prin- H er DY ~ - 2 , . . By ir ¥ Cannot Come Fourth and St. Charles Streets. There gath- and parcel of the Vandervoort creed... ciples have become a great store’s maxims; for This Event ered St. Louis’ belles and dandies to buy and a community's faith in a merchant's the faith of a hamlet has become the trust - Sess nenee unis aa beaver hats, calico printsand other fanciesof wares was won...Seventy-five years have ofa metropolis. Io commemorate this long- ; chene eanaienas Ge the “fifties”... And from distant open spaces passed; and during that memorable span _ lived fellowship, we are now celebrating, - 8 — lone steeds had covered wagons brought’ city and store have kept pace with the our Diamond Jubilee, an unusual carnival . * , other buyers to satisfy their pioneer needs. times —together. of buying opportunities. £ _ : ; § No t : Pd

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j WEDNESDAY APRIL 22. 190. ne Dail a See Rare be ailty Socialis bartered tCH [ one, has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other waahibtt ta ida ( “OMBINE D ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a 3 9 iscriminate! | cz and guard your health wi DONE Sv APRIL ahs — _—_—_ = ous : - eas — * —— SCOTT FIELD TOHAVE | 821. “Mer Suits $9.0 Bunions Golf Oxf solyn en’s Suits 9.00 | eso ler: Eee my iz a ph MAST FOR BIG AIRSHIPS | Awnogtrus, pcansd and Pressed | DrScholfs Priced at -_———— rrr ee Will Be 200 Feet High—dAs- sure: Appes arances of Giant Rj Ta TOA Ral I RG LN Ne Raa ATI Step over to Sixth and Franklin and get yourself The appearance of the giant : A ; as é dirigibles Los Angeles : é a pair of these Golf Oxfords. It’s only a minute pe ainaagee yr ri a ee py ‘ ) ot. VWOULS in or two from Washington Avenue, and when you tes eal 98c Broadcloths A ‘wonderful iot of beautiful : ’ ’ ; sentinental flights has he rac | see the Sh : 5 /, en prac | Shoes you'll say they’re worth the trip. i atie mnste elite tii ee bigh-evade morcertaed Meaaneine SS)! announce in all the new bright. plain colors These Oxfords are the officia! ment that construction of a 200 and 2 epiendid arven of aA sotena epor etripe etlects mm etrixing golf model made of the famous combinations. fer Gan” Gan Napa California tanned leath- sit heein Jul p skirte suspender akirtes bleuses Si ‘ ry At ccyr - er. Soles of plantation CREPE : ut Scott Field Drink only 1.B.C./; pe foot mooring mast for rigid airships Ye gre" — - — rm IR EAI IAP i I on ee ee ee and children « wear ar Bell a) One of the greatest : I B rubber, the best golf Rear peleville values of the season C sole ever devised as Maj. Frank Kennedy. in charg at. a yard they are long wearing. ot lighter-than-a‘r engineering at! 49¢ SHOPPING BAGS -tLare ; non - slipping and give MeCook Fie! WE G heavy leatherette black patent fin- me . leld, Dayton, O.. is a IVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS ish autociloth Shopping Bags with : Only pure prenu 100 per cent comfort. Scott } ield selecting the cite for th double strap handles 19¢c : lated sugar used mast, which will be 40 feet highe- at ss Notice special leather than the mast at the Lakehurst Pi A tO Ae SAAS RE ST SSE SSS SST ate casas . . Put up in regular reinforcement on in- New Jersey. Naval! Air Station T beer bottles and Step. home field of the Sh i a 4 SALE : iome ao e Snenandoanh ; thoroughly stera- We also carry a complete line of women's golf Shoes lus Angeles oa ae lized. tts eerie ey & with crepe rubber soles. To Cost $75.000. ‘Pendeut Breweries WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS The Scott Field mast will be of 8” Loves #0 steel construction ; : » ructi and will cost ap- | t INDEPENDENT Bi) BREWERIES CO. = =—-b ST, LOUIS " - proximately $75.000. It will he de- ’ e . © e 4 Signed to take care of any rigid a 4 | VATUVS dirigible which may he built in the next 10 years, Maj. Kennedy said | SIXTH and FRANKLIN and will be an improvement over A) |p AU-Leather Shoes for All the Family» coe SORE: paring: Sracieny ~s- While the mast practically assures the appearance here of the Los An- a h6heeles and the Shenandoah. it is not being built especially for these two wt eS Poa ee le A EP A YES Mar ee ae ee oe ad «a — ey atten se aint nll ae A ae Sa The COATS Values Newest models fea- turing slender and to $15 straight lines. Cap- tivating self mate- rial and contraat ing color trims on The Dresses (, Armen?’ s of vouthful charm and stvle are featured in a. Till Ne it la ONT A A EO I AE sem - A A NN LO! GLEE IL NO NAA A GE tn a ee oe ya re " er airships, as they are now navy prope t\ “The purpose of putting a mast this group of Jac- ollar and cuffs. of the rroportions snecifies al . Many itther styles. - ge #3, 1d . I a ied quard crepe, crepe Very mart Coats ‘ Scott ie! le to make the field a de chine and flat . iz t s ial at a price that will ‘ Claes A lichter-th: - xtra specia Rie iaASS . l~ntier-Lnan- ! ation crepe Dresses All prease. I" i - 45 every respect.’ Maj} mt sed said embody the newest Sport Dresses . ~ 4y “There is sligtt possibility of the trims and colors. Of Jacquard crepes and 25 Coats of Poiret :: ty Los Angeles or the Shenandoah bhe- Not crepe knit sper flar de ‘ : Lait s+ ‘ Nf Aili SIZ@s In eas , ; tall sizes in each | “* Twill and Velour | ing turned over to the Army. but ' it is the plan of the Air Service to provide facilities at Scott Field for the handling of any rigid ship which may be built within the next etvi se “aalall $3.95 \ unus + price Materials style and ta:loring STOUT considered you could make + ¢ no better selection than ' DRESSES BLOUSES ee Oe ee 7% finels tatlored (oats = ” - “o ~ . ~ - - mee be AN NA CS A OLE LALLA LILLE LLL LS LALLA ALE LA ALORS AEG A - - ~ - - — - - pron " = « ~ . . e , ; 4 | leds , Tailored styles of im each one representing arn i Oi Livi 190 years Mooring masts wil! be ~ roid - ene “Aye i PP ported Broad Con exception valu ‘) i ~ rr) |? wit AT) tivte used almost exclusively in the fu- trims are ohgame PO type on col ; ' iar «cu at own the ’ r . ture handline of rigid dirigibles. Ga in oe Mens: front of the $1 Ro 9 .85 . . > _-_ , ’ r up s° ’ sé | fo / ak Btyle, dbrauty, econ. . except when he ship is to be re- com tn oho Rioums . x an age omy, and @ post- , paired or taken out of service fo! . an indefinite period It was there- tive garter frwun- in of This Sale “ei fore decided to build a. substantial mooring structure at Scott Field.” 73¢ SHADES — REAL BARGAINS HERE THURSDAY : - . RR EP, a OT Ee ape 2 ee alle « . * Requires Fewer Men. 7 Opaque th Window Shades 7. een, ellow . ye ortvy men will be able io tie uf . = n . whet : e¢ ° = dirizible of the Shenandoah's a eer ay. Cc With Double Eagle Stamps size ‘n the most. It req’ iires “n0 each New Arrivals in Women s and Misses’ men to place the same size dirigi- ble in a hangar. Major Kenneds caid. The mast will also be avail- nble for commercial! airships should the latter become practical, ac cording to Maj. Kennedy. Maj. Kennecyv spent two vears in Germany during the construction HATS ee hairbraid and «att i iina‘ions Attractive trime of flowers ribbeona, ard ornaments Clorta rweanson poKxes and many ost Me new etyles All eo! Special for ‘Thureday $i. 10 ‘Shades I. | Rollins Runstop (Patented ) y } Silk Stockings Go Back to Their Regular Prices After the Diamond Jubilee Event ‘ : ° ” f 10h q ’ f of the dirigible ZR-3. now the Los *0 Q 4% We Be8 ; si. 1° Angeles He was the on!tv Amert ime -34x6 ft Ae 3Nx7 ft tire . . 3Ox6 ft ifte 42x7 ft Orx« can Army officer to make the kx: > 45x7 7x6 ft BOc O44, RE LE NAAT AS, TSS SHOE BARGAINS! @ 82.25 Mattress: Women, in this lot you'll find Shoes for every occasion, values to $6.00 at $1.95 Covers transatlantic flicht in the dirigible Maj. Kennedy formerly command- ed Scott Field. and designed the large hangar there Four Exceptional Hosiery Values @ eee iene Oo on ad ; . es and $2.95. ull ‘uble-hbed size Mattress 7 ‘ 68 Painter Suing Baker Whose Auto % . Exery pair a classy new style: some overs made of heavy. round IS > s ~ Knocked Down Ladder on q Lae int tere. ae that do not show or wg unbleached d sheeting with ; -_ . } interfe th ¢ , . } e wouaAre emi-Unimtron and service StOCKINgs Which Former Was Standing, Remar iieere i ine ewes Chowne irom MM 08 ounce cur siden and Gnas ' Newton Scame!ll had his ladder tans. sucdes§ and } yy WW leathers, auney strap styires. andals and Ux- fords; all have new atyle heels and toen; , sizes 2's to B&B in beth Iots. necial to fit the mattress event: tape led $ Regular $1.50 and $1 75 Quality ¥) in the*alley just hehind 2326 North ends Extra. | = SL Union baquilevard one day iast July, Spectally Priced, per Pair : aah wae Gettin on. the wmacer, ; - painting. About that time. Her- , Thousands of pairs of these full-fashioned, pure-dyed , ey man Drosten, baker, backed out of $2.95 $ Japan thread Silk Stockings were sold last week. Two O sesh cageameaghe ae mmeiooed aie gag . weights—a Semi-Chiffon and a heavier Service Stocking ] 2 with lisle top, toe and heel. Both have the patented ¢ @ it $1. 59 LONGCLOTH telt« of seft. white Icng@liseh finieh Long- loth in 10-vard eves there Scamell lay, entangled in the Me ladder and well covered with paint and The supposition is that evident!) beast f . [or 10c HAND TOWELS a}. —- ‘ ‘the baker neglected to look where — gt ’ . - Yar . a :; , ‘ ’ ‘ . 4 9 Rollins Runst Op). Sizes 81 ° TO 10. 7 he was going, and he didn den Men’s $5.00 High and Low Shoes $ om ee Fe 7 " , «%) it in Justice of the Peace Moones Real value in these Shoes Jans, patents and guest Towel size; of a ; - ° OI Monday. where he was being plain leathers Sizes 6 to 12. Samples and sul- very heavy. wood 14: P\ court Monday, | | * All-Silk Chiffon a . 'sued bv the painter for $500 standards. all at one price eet ae quality, pee y 13 f ‘9 You will not know complete silk stocking 4 The painter exhibited his right ci 4. , ; ; 4 ‘rist t he Court. On it there y satisfaction until you have worn a pair of Regular $2.00 Quality P pP yi i oo pe sort of addition Children’s ' ; Rollins Runstop Hosiery. Come in Thurs S ‘ally Priced (rrair tite aca aes Sack sate Sample Dresses : . . . 4 pecta U ric C( ~ was this eaid Seamell, which pre- A hou ‘wi oan’, ; day morning while there is still a wide %-) Si » | Se teense te ee | Th } tiful St kj f 1] 1} ‘vented his working with his former aad hatiete Todin selection of colors and SIZes. ese eau ] 1] . 1 fC" Ings ) a -SILK e AF speed and ease. 7, ’ et Many with - -hiffon have found ready sale to women ~ Rut Seamell’s physician was not sate “oe = ah. WITH DOU LE EAGLE ar who ti ish sheer Hose. Heels soles and tones () there So Judge Moone asked for an ‘ ean ngs 6 larin he could : a les Ho ° are reinforced on the inside with special XY a cor ae Se cariaa aaa a1 9% ra OATMEAL PAPERS C T . not estim: t am iteoft a = lll eK? | liste. rhe patented Rollins Runstop XY? done a painter's wrist. withcut 986 69c 39c ies wide. in all color: the sunfast kind neg- ular 33c values: the roll further adds to their wearing qualities. ff knowing how much a painter's LADIES’ $1.00 \ hat the New . S1Zes Sle to 10. P ‘ wrist had heen damaged wa Ne NEW SPRING WALL PAPER R lhi R t I 4 Man Out of Work Ends Life. oo . rnd shades = pe gem dark colors; house - —€ mported. reur thread, gentine comfort and are - perfect fitting Khoert | strand, pure Japan thread sik, are in 7 Japanese Pongee. in the natural 71 ‘ +) ry | ll-fashione S : , shad: so? popular for Rollins is the only full-fashioned silk 6¢ vreat demand. They are full-fashioned ‘ ; Eee - : . ( —— ih Lge | hioomers. bin = or One stvies | | Order by Mail Today Regular $2.50 Quality Per Pair w On Forehead, Cheeks and 3 send 125¢ | P4 23¢ ra oma If You Cannot Come In for This Event Specially Priced To give our thousands of out-of-town T hese are exe eptionally hy ich grade Hlose | Chin. Cuticura Heals. | attr Sites $2. 00 NAIRNS’ INLAID LINOLEUM $ i= | wet » agg ay om vd ee Se of fine gauge silk from top to toe They wah pimples, soak. eny_Seneeaes otter of Me ate seulrdpentmepredpnmres: om Semen ec e; | . ry offer. we have arranged to mall {; then cheeks and chin, and it was il; square yard | these stockings anywhere in the United ire full- fashioned, of mech = om, — AY an awful looking sight. The pim- States » wear is assured by the patente ples were hard and red and after a $1 25 Arms! 4 C rk Linole | lone . stan. Sizes 81% to 10 t time came to a head and scaled ron $ 0 cum " ) a ; ae = LoOrlINOS AUnNSI | , =i - over. They were very peinfal at Special offer o Arm«tre irlap.bach oe seem ——————— - , “As times and the trouble lasted about leum: cut from r¢ Mi Byes tal squat re “ eee | tried different remedies with- $22, LINOLEUM RUGS—9x12 Si out any benefit. I began using Cu- and Nairns' bur! a ' ° " . ’ 4" ? ticura Soap and Ointment and | leum . ics (no paper back) cize 9 Now on Sale in l-irst loor Josie Vs Shop. \: was completely healed gore irregulars . _— . % | [Ons Sr ot Caticure Oinement." 15¢ Floorcovering $18 Felt-Base Rugs \ —- (Signed) Mrs. Algot Lundgren, ; ‘ Large selection of various McCord, Wis., Aug. 12, 1924. Sines. felt - bese makes fe! t- base $4 Use Cuticura for all toilet pur poees. Floorcovering cut C Rugs size 9x17 Sear Sic. Ointment 35 and Sic. Taleum Se Seid from rel; cram eee everraebere Samrie each free Address patter? yara ‘Ceticare Laberateries Dept BE. Malder. Mam” Ga Cuticure Shaving Stick 25. :

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10 31. uuu" Vi ould angen May Day ‘he Age = [ress MADRID. April 22 ren nest made by the a par permission the Spanish *& men tn celebrate Alay cay wit! demonstrations has been announced the military directorate. Th: directorate last year Siiniar req ses in « rder iO »? event declined a “Experts in cheese making r generations Jo 5° this smoother cream cheese Phila — delphia Cream Cheese NEVER SOLD IN BULK ————— ADVERTISEMENT New Mayor of St. Louis Inaugurated Yesterday Vietor J. Miller was inaugurated vesterday a3 +} - thirt \" third Mavor of St. Lows, suceeeding Henry W. Kiel. It ts believed he will begin making appointments today. Today and tomorrow the Pruf reck Litton Furniture Co.. Fourth and St. Charics, are offemng a beautiful burl walnut Bedroom Suite—four pieces, as low as $198 If in need of bedroom furniture. vou should inepect it. Tibera! ‘erms and convenient deliveries w. TCH —> Daily: POST-DISP. a ——_— - .. PLOT FOR GAS ATTACK BANK REVEALED aay r ~ae ann Dvnamite. Ammonia Gas and Bombs Seized in Chicago Rooming House BS e Ase ated Press CHICAGO, April 22.—Seizure of a smal ars: of weapons r a Fras ng = eo [he «ce _* > roominz house -upied Henry J. Ferre- kes. alleged robber arrested Sa’ dav. has revealet an extensive p.an for a Gaylight robbery of one of Chicaco's larrcest downtown Danks according to William Schoemaxer URGES GRAIA PRICE a the (Asoo aind Press ~ > , ~~ oe S 4 ey Core Ay Pe Walter ™ Pierce, im a teiegrat bP, e « +” = é alee ted ‘ 2 MYAT a! —————- - - : important Shoe event The exceptional values, smart styles and large assortment, make this the season's most (00-08 Washington Av.—Thru to Sixth St. llustrate only a few ot the many smart in Our WInNdCOWSs. Continuing Your Opportunity to Profit Very ae by Our pril “Specials” Supply Various Needs From These Remarkably Attractive Groups Linen Dinner Sets | 1) 146 Table Damask $3.25 Value, - inch eapine to valine. dozen $l. 25 Huck Towels nported from ‘Table Sinus OD match. $5.95 linen rous’ artificial silk — - | a ~ & . A most unusual! offer of the lust- Spreads that Krinkled eties Bed Sets in Linens We was cc Beautiful eblong Table Cloths of pure 70x108-in. : 86x108-In. finished with hemstitching; 66x$6-incR $12.50 Value $13.95 Value — $ Ad $ 95 Handmade Italian linen crash Sets f we'ls, 29x36-ineh size; hem- —= 1&x52-inch runner and twelve, 12x18-inch mats: $12.98 walu@.ce« Sheets and Cases —of bleached *“‘“Durable” quality—hemmed with twelve 29%x20-inch napkins. Luncheon Sets brand—for twtr a : More Remarkable Values in a Great Sale of FOOTWEAR Than 1200 Pairs at G75 BEAUTIFUL showing of our smartest Spring styles, somewhat broken in sizes by the Easter selling—but you are sur to find your size in many pleas- ing styles. These Slippers are rare bargains at the reduced price of $6.75 STYLES— Corrective Pumps ote epee "J? ; ’ }? iJ j Leal her BRlende Satin BR) war Nase , Colored Suede (Colored Aid Tan Calf i - snr _——s- . =_— — met. , * - =— 2s -" —- = yy." YG OOQEVEVEyE ee a a C, (> wih s} , inen Cloths and Napkins ull cellent - Krinkied stripes various bed- full beds; excelent $4. 95 Cloths, 2x2 vards 3.73 “ ' lap wee room colorings Scalloped, with . S $6.45 Cloths, 2x2‘, yards $5.25 ieee . $7.95 Cloths. 2,3 aaa $67: cut. corners Full or twin size. $1.69 Sheets $1.49 « . : ~~ - rds . . eyishe 89c Cast s. each, 33« $6.45. Napkins, dozen... $5.25 | Save One Dollar a Pair Thursday on These daintiness to your bedrooms. Colored Valances to Match, each, $1.50 nedium and dark olor grounds—with geous new patterns. $3.95 Ruffled Curtains | -. - ~ Special, Thursday, the Pair............ q Curtains of durable voile—in plain shades of rose, blue, gold and orchid, charmingly trimmed with crisp ruffles in ecra shade—with tie-backs to match. Select them to add summery New Cretonnes Ruffled Curtains | Special, pe 5 $2.75 Value, the Yard. . Co } | i i WERONESUAY, \PRIL 2. 19TS ce W omen’s Unde “Rayon” Vests and Step-in Drawe serous, Gurably knitted. and offered eints. Nicely finished We ‘Fashic ee ~~ > Ts a TI \\ ail ' } 5 } } i \ | | | tt | | NN\\ \\ \ \ vards of vyard-wide Cretonnes ight Dotted and cross-bar grenadine Curtains with x [\ xls yds. lone ~ Seat? ‘ oa , oSinis ] ruffles and l@- LC AS: Be Practical in Shopping for Staple Needs—T hese Groups Afford Unusual conomy in Housewares - Needs for Inside and Outside Your Home—Note Each om Carefully “ehewie $9. 98 ie hese Swings he 95 (Chairs ’ ee \ fitted with wie = ‘eee — (Becks. with hemsertitching or hand- ore @mb-., mene Large 4- pacsenger Swings QY « ¢ | — folding Screen Doors IPL gh styvie req paini- s'y wood . eavy as — ‘ ; Sa ec eng oa Natura’ finished CAMnvas —wqith trong wocden F —T} é ot S'\anaara eg#racs S@at and -= 95 arm res "31.59 frames avy £4 vanized wire hanger .. . - o cioth: 50c¢ Rolls, 12 tm. high. .42c¢ . Wi ~* 2 7S val, 2 95e Rolls. 24 in. high .. 7% Window Screens screen, Wie pare de ay Standard grade fir ished in $1.45 val.. 2 $1.25 Rolls. 36-in. high. $1 Adjustable style, strongly . - 2 $1.95 val $1.70 Rolls. 48 in high Si.44 made gh 2 ah ry $2 Rolls, 60 in. hich. $1.70 62. val., 24x37 in. o2e -% val. 28 in. vard 16 $2.10 val, ; Sc val. 30x37 in. . 450 ste val., 30 in., yard... ite aera SORENSIaS $i val... 36x37 in. Toe ssc vai. 32 in., yard Se $3.95 25-ft. Section Sprinkling — With coupling= — ' $6.95 Garden Hose. 50 Ft.. sections. ..... (arden Wheelbarrows. various kinds $6.75 to $8.2 Pruning Shears, large assortment cease 60. quart cans Screen Paint re er Hose Heel« wooden or metal Sh * Pint cans Screen Paint — 3ic $1.30 Spading Forks, 4-tine Meal Leg Crates, priced pees $1.25 te $4.90 Pe Cress Catchers $2.90 Hetige Shears, 9-inch size “~~ $2.45 Metal Vine Trainers, painted green lauwn Mowers, well-known makes $6.95 to 941.50 (arden and Lawn Tools in large assortments Bentwood Settee. ‘ a $4.95 to $9.95 PROipp: ne Se - iMay S —the Fol Silk Unde $2.95 Velue— Special. ..... Love! 7 crepe de chine envelope e Q\20 Georgette chemists: white laces nets. faggot! ngs nd two-te : Se ae ne er ee ee te Extra-Size Gowns tan crepe: reund or Jenny G dery: white on 4 eslered _—_ ee eee ee @& ee + © « $2.50 and $2.95 ) Princess Stipe of lingerie Ay. "med with hand eca!tepings, ‘Bat are both dainty and Ieee 2a] a’ r+ es

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—ie TD = moni red n BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH t —_ -— — — eo ——— —- = = a a ne See Our Other Announcements on Pages 10, 17 and 18. Women’s Underwear I 1. OF S al a. Women’s 85c Hosiery . Special ate: " = I ea teria ee OUI re * cy ccnp deoay ny Nicely finished. sh and peach | W G - WE ae. ae 2 Pairs for $1.00 e - > ’ > ¥ * ve “ ms a Qa wa " . Rayon nef ilk-mixeer aerey fachionec oe rtth lisle Third Ficor oe >} rong H ms 0 Stamps and Re deem Full Books for $2.00 i7l | Largest Distributors of Merchandise mi, dt He “ors 4 black eee erat anne ail a | ‘ash or $2.5 Jin Merchandise—F ew Restricted Articles Excepted at Retail in Missouri and the West ibis ae ee, Ny Thursday, in Our P opularly-Priced Millinery Section, Another One of Our Unsurpassed Sales of Choose From This Brilliant Assortment of | | ,. ‘fs 2 ’ es 90 to $10 Spring Hats || Pumted &rcpe: Lt mains... 500 of them—Direct From New York—Extraordinary Choice at ry — ra @ You have heard of our $5.55 Millinery Sales, even if vou have never at- tended one and such a choice is in this event that vou. too, will agree @ In this assortment you'll find scores of that our value-giving is supreme and unexcelled. Here is a selection | reasons for the ultra smartness of printed that is remarkable in every way—there are many styles, all smartly new fabrics for Spring and Summer wear—for and attractive—styles for sporis, street and dress and for women, misseg me new Pr tim floral geometrical, con- and matrons—a choice that will surprise you for $5.55 and one that mer- ventional and striped patterns are irresisti- ts the promptest selection. bly attractive. Printed on all-silk Crepe de Chine—40 inches wide. Smartest Modes of Favored Fabrics Crepe de Chine | Sports Satin Peaked crowns, turbans, Hats of satins, hairbraid- 250 and $2.98 1 Val cloche shapes, flaring brims and-crepe, Milan-and-crepe Vela —o $1.98 Value, Yard and oft-the-face models re- and felt; Pablo, wood, Co- | $ 49 ‘ . : . a ; " - ire Spring styles In many pen, fuchsia, rose, almond >] 98 | == easin variations, wit l ry Hats aa | s auns” dedi ™ ~. — — Hats as well as | rayon Gatin Sa | gS Smait y Nn? y approved black mod- Twenty of the popular luster—tubs and wears used. ] shades in heavy, firmly | well—40 inches wide; woven Silk Crepe—40 | light and dark colors. inches wide. ‘j ,; Tub Silks Printed Rhama $9.50 Vena sl ce ° - ~ = eo — S _ > ‘ “a . 2 \ - — ie, : : | as | ) F rocncoae | \ S- } SS I | —_— . . ; yy : *. a £ — — _ . 2.4 a ue, ar rh . ‘ . - > 409, J," — ~ . — a ~ . ~ ae - yy : Hii | Sea "ase — 2 en al ~ Ss 9 5H lit oA Tae, DF | . P i eat ui), TTT LL . ; . it Hy 4 oe " SS ‘ 7 ’ /, P 4 ~ 7 \ Qe . . a j ° 4 . aA is, all = — . =~ -_-_— S Ui, th 4 ‘Ss : ii ‘ ec , ‘ LAL, th a ; / try ‘ “ . “~~ ° — >») **_*,* ' | ’ . ) ' ‘ ' ~ ry , 7 7 "o Ps iM \ . Ge i\\\ NW - » \ = i \ - } 2 | ’ —- seventh Fleer ’ \N\ it ' ® Firmly woven all - silk > _ P - Silk -and-wool Rhama zephyr-spun fabric—tubs a J Crepe—very smart and | excellently and is in the = | 2 =hes he i practical —~in neat and | dark swagger and awn- ~ : §, a e [ls merous “Perfecto” qualities—sloping yokes which in- } sure form-fitting—box center pleats—buttons on the sleeve facings—roomy proportions, efc. Some have reversible French cuffs, the reversible feature being an original “Perfecto” creation. 49 «=—s_-« $1.79 Sheets.. aees, each, oa on | . OD “aS. . @ Silk Coats—twill Coats—models of soft, Spring woolens—a collection that is so widely representative of new Coat fashions that you can very well indulge vour exact preference. Sil- houettes are straight, flared or rippling—there are numerous collar and sleeve arrange- I | ri es ments and the new shades include rust, Uitian, deer, mocha, cedarwood, gingersnap, tiger-eve, ae cicadi and chili. Sizes 14 to 44. — Materials include artificial silks, arti- =: Fur borders and bands: are, of course, Spring's > SS) Ccadigei Tanke eoleoh.-oG0nen ns ——— favorite way of trimming her dressier Coats, SSN . checks, figures, etc, Sizes 14 to 17. {me but equally smart are novelty buttons, embroidery » Main Floor tess » and touches of seif material or co ntrasting materials. “aa . a@ ——s! . Fats a iD ID NIV ie Se sme 6% T “The Caramel Store of St. Louis” Offers Special for ) . eee ~ » 5 oa — LW = = Sense ¢ Elegant Costumes | Newest Frocks e Caramel Store of St. Lou ry SS —- ; ¢ { . 93 ‘ “ $2.50 and $2.95 » 18 for Fine ca Sst . . | Special...... Pam... crus S. Main Floor You Should Anticipate Every Need in Silk, Cotton and Handmade Lingerie in Our - nusual | built-up shoulder—all vely crepe de chine envelope chemises and etep-in drawers: 4* Ql80 Georgette chemises: white and colored garments Ww h laces, nets, faggcotines and two-toned ribbons. > lace yokes; made with eee ESE —— — —— —_— $1 to $1.50 Garments Py F Atoms ¢ 1 | Sieh Geen Underwood Typewriters Extra-Size Gowns > val, 246566.... $1.49 | — | nover Gowns ¥ cerall de- favelty voile gowns and che- y sal 7 &at _ _ * s1 54 of cotton crene rnvuned or Jenn “’ (;OW ms ‘ hernises, siep-in dra . . ; = a , : ; ; 7 vaste! shades all ma - , 4 8; ’ . nad hinonmners: of batiste vni's eT ANG : ° ‘ 1 “ i=*? i= _ ; | -—* ‘ ] SK xsal 2.10x6.10.. sie ks; with hemstitching or hand- ers and 000M ' hina — ’ : pecta ' ’ Taba. ’°¢@ »-?* *) ’ ‘ ’ -_ ry ’ i] eq ne scalloned: a & wal. 2.1@37.. s1.74 ™broidery- white and colared and novelty cotton weaves; white, } . . f * ’ ee ae t ' tnt . a ; : ; . . 4 tte a - ’ ' . > ‘rT, * ‘ geom . itn iT) . . > 0 sal Sa a $1.54 Brments. $1.95 value, 39 flesh and other ehades. " . a pri . } a yy eee . —s May Be Purchased on Deferred Payment Plan omg » 25 Handmade Sli $1.95 and $2.50 Crepe Pajamas She to $2 - 50 and $2.95 anamace ips . _ " iste Paiamas in the popular two-plece No. 5 Underwoods, rebuilt, with practically every de- © to $69 uliness Cotton crepe and crossbar patiste Frajamas | — ' I — wil! si4 s1 Mippine Princess Slips of lingerie cloth; made with side fullnes stetns oh inserte of effective lace and embroidery: $I 9 eee a pg, thm eee and eer 8 with hand scallopings, real laces and hand drawnwork ee es 0G hag = shades ond sedetal at SG & 6 give the utmost of : and satis ton. > . at t ; Aain? ® - eties , if : : : : : sc : hot $2.35 10 $3.75 ae Qre both dainty and practical. l ati Third Floer

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“Melt « me eanlit 2 | , : E: WEDNESD a : WEDNESDAY, one has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED APRIL 22. ~ : .PRM, 22. 1925 = ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH al 4 wedasadanese. Peay eB BE ~o anti elliee ee “= ee SS — — - —-= es ; eeseeeneneees| ; ~ A pen a Charge Account—Enjoy Its Convenience—It Always Pays to Buy at Nugents = | =o eee Regular $2.00 Leather Bags f ) \ Sale of 3000 Window Awnings Yj | ideal for Spring and Summer Wear In Sizes 2 Ft., 6 In.; 3 Ft.; 3 Ft., 6 In. and 4 Ft. Just for one day only we will offer these wonderful! striped $ Awnings.. Shown in blue and tan stripes. Regulation drop 33 Awnings. Scalloped style, mounted on durable frames. 1: Complete, ready to hang. In the four sizes mentioned above. =— Your choice, each... .---ee reece reer n cere wt enneneecenees 1 Aiaiaa | | | Handbags in a variety of pretty styles and ¢ 45 a; 6 ~ 4 (Third Floor—Nugents.) oy ae i —_ ~ ; leathers such as vachette. gyoat, Persian Ses ey Ee and ragaio Hal et 2 [ nn ee cats) | wtadCutiecematimalalkt Sedaeialiabaiatle cata (Mais Fioor—Nugents.) ‘i The Store for FEL ULI PITT Tg SN Ese Fes ~— at # A Remarkable Sale of as A Purchase . \i¢ . * a , ‘ . , ws » - ee he Pt: ge, ors = 4 oa SS . 7 : e eos es. 2 7 my + a . ” ae a pom + ¥ m , " HP, y ._ oo ne ; ; ” A . iad . ~ > 7 5 - * aa * 0 YS yw ‘oa ' ba ; it AE. 430 AeeirR “ae | Jacquettes * ra Hn. 9 Just Arrived ! 250 New Striped Broadcloth Dresses — These Dresses will be much in demand thig Summer and the spectal price makes them irresistible. They come in light back. —Lovely New Spring I nfz Long and short Dy , and edged with emb Voile Dre Mothers will want « ttle Dresses at this te are of geod volle in wanted shades. and *¢ trimmed . Sites 2 to 6 Ch \ lovely group of chi Worth $40 to $69.50—Every One a Genuine Fur—On Sale Thursday for Only Regular §$9) fo S25 Values In All the New Mod- els for Spring and grounds, in various stripes. With collar and w shades. Sines 3 te : Early Summer cuffs of self-material or all white collars Wear—Very and cuffs, pockets, small tucks, ribbon ties Ba: i: : . = 4 > 4 > . ° ba t . oe 7 * _ « i. i . oe ye Nem ¢ * _ .. of Ss . - x “ . 7. P. -_ iieestt te hag Let = . Rat. ee i eee re mh, - 7 ' : : eee « ’ > oy eee . . Se . Ys. a ~ = i? ie . Bog , . 7 ~ - w » . ; > + > « . ; - * 7 e . * , > . > > In choice of beige, cocoa, black, plat- inum and white caracul; American Special and belts. hroadtail. krimmer, erminette, Northern seal (dyed coney), chinchilla, coney and . 4 ‘ Deerona Downywave bn | there is a most complete line of these ¢ggh In fur trimmed and plain L ) | practical Dresses and a full range of gigem tyles for dress or sports wear Ss (KA One model more beautiful than the other; @ rhis unusual sale was made _ possrbdie through the combined purchase of our Fur- ‘, > , Fg 7 (ww) R. - buving staff. An entire lot of 1,000 Fur % ” an ais . ‘ Jaequettes bought for this event. . ere 1} eA } , » % b« A deposit of 3 will hold your seiecvion $1.69 Full-Fashioned : in our fur storage You ean complete the rs. All sizes for misses f ~( \ , : . ; ment at S$ a month | Zz sen lt to 18. 36 to 48 a “2 at everv Want ed color a na combination. Chiffon Hose nav PTitL ai ™ 4 Basement ‘) Scalloped and Frin Panel Curtains eautifui patterns. made @ net Allover and str Showing the New in Weaves and ae } Thursday—tin the Corset Department ~ Colors, Such as Poudre or Empire DO Bs AR D ; Y 4 igs ; . blue. Tans and Wood Shades, i Special Sale Magic Reducing : S| p . > , $2.98 Lanvin or Almond Green Crepe de Chines—40 inches wide. . | Athletic Union Suits Men’s Neckwear : $2.98 Flat Thread Crepe—In new wood and tan shades } Men's Athletie Union Suits in Onen-end Nee (wear, In SiIp- 40 inches wad: no-sleeve and knee-length stvle easv band style. Solid color and : ' . , % . | . ay me ay Cae y . . . —. : ] ar YY ee } Trireé ~ K Z nd tik ‘ id Sv OS repe Faille In new lanvin green or tan shades. I ‘i a . a f Cs iA rial Stl pes. . ‘ all . Siis il _-_ + _ rc = ‘ar an secs GF . ™ Girdles q lhese garments are hial “. fect sea loped styles and finished ° | 3 | rece , / ] . ] f ; ; = cl tifieial silk fringe $ wt $3.98 Silk and Wool Bengalines -—In new shades of green or ta to 4h - ° materiais . CCONUREHECA Gn ‘ One = .* xe pies Ce ee ‘% ae SB ee (ba ap age oe A Yard Men’s Summer most comfortable Corsets On ui feo . — os ’ ° of. ° . » ~ a " itn s , Cleve! ) Extra! Men's Fiber Hose Pajamas market for dress and how * $1.95 Grenadine Ruffle Curt . , ‘ | ; j ’ . y . if ' - (;srenadine Huffle Curtains, piain wh ut $2.98 Crepe de Chines Broad loth Silks Pongee Silks , Vfen ‘3 KF)! er 7 sf. If Mien _ one-pler e I aja- Ue al . l hor oughly dle pene 2 x ted and figured patterns. alse colored @ ‘ 3 Se? seatity pink or a geen ae ‘lack and colors nas, in solid colors, in Corsets at prices never befor nc oo Sogeeee aoe ivory Crepe de (Chines for Surn Neat hairline «trines checke or tan Pongee Silks. - Me ; m x n , . r : e ss ne or dedroome "air a a3 mer apparel. the wider sport stripes Yard | 6 Broken 4 for S| H0 silk frog-trimmed style quoted in St. Louts. — - Yard poe vee $ 1.98 ellen ihe. Bfard... $1.49 ‘Main Floer—Nugents.) Ree. ai eX S1Zes SI (}() Pg : a ' ae to Ste Curtains Sates A to 1) ' ae . hes. large assortment of c home, ® +’ ie : Men’s Fancy Shirts | Housekeepers’ Sale-Rugs & Curtains| a, ‘ white er beige color, can be used for ruffle curtains: yard. J, nz $5.50 Pongee Curtains \ ry special offering of silk and 1 , rye ry) Bt ite hed. scailoped and fin Lot 1. Reqular $3.90 Girdles \ beautiful shade of flesh colored, brocaded pattern, Para rubber; in a front- clasp and back-lace modé'; a girdle comfortable for wear on all occasions and Men’s Neckwear 41T ° 4 . ar . ~ ‘ ” | ~ ’ . ’ “ ad ’ i ‘ i,rf ‘ cl : ' > $2.25 Ruffled Curtain Sets cm ote 32-inch artificial) silk tae ee ee lits ‘at madras Balbriggan eto short y LU a L'a a re mate! lal and Pata i SI ()() ¢ ela Paks, le. kKeru C lor, Che (Fourth Flew a New W ilton check. Sizes 34 to 44 Die Re eee 2 gy = ia - Men’s Muslin Night Shirts ™°**n sizes, & ) 00 raAnRwrnr ; E & Rugs ee |, Mane Sl Hom HOUSEKEEPERS’ SALE © kee , § $2.75 to $3.00 Lace Curtai Made of fine quality crossbar eurtaining and hat o ruffles af blue ar ¢ 65 ; 4 fs ©, armed Sev Teh weave in neat Spor ; ; ' ; pms gf ie . Epc Pragmaamaii ; ee) see : gradually reduces; for..... am ~ figured effects, finished pink voile. Valance and tie-backs to match \ ° % Men’s Neckwear Men's Suspenders a | xe edge: white or beig: Very pretty ior bedrooms. ~'4 vards long: . Men S Suspenders of % a Set i ee Pe SSS Se eS eee es SBeseeecsceseoehbe Sreeeeeoveseeseeseeeeeeseses Men Ss Clt-SLUK Noe *K - Strong Elastie. Plain a Sa ‘ , . - . ¥.. ie ee ae wear, in open-end strie white ends. F a Lot — “ rnit nas. ne vy — © : fi ( 7 - . . y P ' ' >, ry ‘ ‘ . ] net . a . at ie M | $1.95 Fringed Panels 98c Terrv Cloth All new Spring SI (}() i 4 for SI 00 : y & won ree. Ss r : : ' > reltwe : ar TT OS PFT . . ‘ —- i J. gv 05 . f 4 ee ore ASBOTUIM oO. ; i. — as . . ne pe \ Beautiful rich eolorings. in new de ss —_ Crns... ® Reqular $2.95 Girdles $ : s tm. pereale and linene lf UL. » BSUCALIOP ~ortom ane are a" ; ; : 3 d Pron Freeks. In neat checks, : . _—-re ~¢ ’ = A \ iar = 7, ad ~~ > j , ; ’ ' » ra | . fringed with a wide bullion fringe. Come signs. Can be used for window or door Athletic Union Suits Men’s Balbriggan ; _ ee a _ ae J in St. Louis’ Largest Bargain A Special Sale of Yout College Boys’ $. na 3 i SL s a et ' ~ - ~ > 4 ‘ a ~ Ps ] ) ’ *t) ao ~/ ao. , ba eal i = . ii i , 'uo ie g an (Main Floeor—Vugents.) ‘pa > ; : i) i att Refrigerators, ‘‘Sta-Kold : y a t ha style; 100-pound ice capacny sy ib Plat — Ss $2 s ‘- $2.50 Strong Screen 4 e of well-seasoned wood and fitted Tro New light gray wide bottome English style, fectiy and just young fe lows and piay wear, to 38 waist. $2.95 .y = . ¥ ey = This group of 9xl2 Ri made of very closely woven qual- Gay Colored and Lovely White itv, in the finest wool varns. Good i"rames on , = ft. @ im. bey 6 ft. © in ft. = in. bw @ ft. S ia = fr. 10 in. by @ ft. 10 tn. 3 ft. by F ft. = tt. be & ft. SS in. assortment of the newest eolor © combinations These Rugs wi! — I rly Pe rood sery\ lee Zo » “~~ 7 ‘ > > 3 Heavy Axminster Rugs 3] Seamless Axminster Mugs with a long Garden Hose 29 Hit-and-Miss Rag Rugs Special Sale of ap . pagans proof rT) | BeRER ERR ERR RR RR RR ER RRR REAR SER RRR RRR REE eee ee ee Ses gQre@eesatiuuguansae ese C8 sewers sees See 2 eee ee srs silky nap. Beautiful designs on back (olomial stvie Rugs of a verv heavy ¢ 4 Unusually ‘ Ea taal grounds of taupe, rose, tan and blue. — Hj si l.mise colors - : aw : “4 high ss Se and : ; Q _ Stam we — pay toe quail ‘, if ari miss e«orors \ ae . High-Grade ~e b a Shown in 9x12 size. The ¢ Sa aes / te / . | ~ } 2@ hich. 37-im, et (Ba very latest in Rugs....... vi e . / >) With nest borders. .. ; ~_— ths = rs ’Kerchiefs a hia Slam. oe ae’ a : 2" ‘ ope ‘)>™ »~ = 7. : — ° . ‘ , : “ a on j x4 \\ ilton Rugs ) > \\ , S }] ; = . : awe Mowers. yng warring i « ” a J $2.58 Lave Reaches. a strom Heavy Inlaid Linoleum z j es z t grog : ™: © @uu Comrs:; wonder. - exis aw anvas sts. adjustable $1 79 Practically indestructible Capper: will & ga ate x . eolors through t* hase. W 1] rive n an R ifs macviie of hest woo \ arns Attrae — rtman’? aft. hh, avtifiy hand-drawn and en , ‘older J “ “— : ‘tir pp 50 G : . cap ar hearht hettle with 144-caPre-- k oe, ub Suits vears of service. (Good patterns in the tive desizns in man pieasiny colors \n with dainty + rPa cdesigns., eacn Pe os oe arment : - 70c Paints oT $1.00 Velac As yards wide. Square yard.... D1, large rug. Specially priced.. DO. FO anad-Emb. Hdkts lrish Linen Hdkfs olutely moth. germ and f ore, walls and al middies aud seven ne i . duet nenel Kinds of woodwork. tn ‘Th faes cola ; toe. yi XN ‘ ve a - Pe ge ee ot eee ee entetGe auality. tt > teheee “ fabrics Neat. » £ . : : ty . . : ow pene me “ ; " 3 | if 7 ta? = —e and a arge Buy Your Household Needs on Our Convenient Club Plan pred ; ans wae af ta 1 te valeun * @ 16f... 6 for... , r “ (Main Fleer—Vuegents. } ~ Se ean eaeeeeaeuaeeauseeu eee ea: ’ - SS SSC STRS SSS SSS SSS SES SSCS SSS SSeS SSeS see ese eee eee eee eee

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WREDNESDA APRIL 22, 19 ;Peessases a in demand this ce makes them nolight back- With collar and l white collars chs, ribbon ties ty Trimmed wks now, while ie of these cool, range of sizes, an the other; of yination. cond Fleor-—Nuagentsa.) ——— ° artment Leducing dles omnis are lightly and one of the Je Corsets on lhe ress and house ghly dependable 4 es never before ous. a) »S i) rn el 4 for ind nt es ve; (Fourth ricor—Nagents) i isjon chamber, lub | an . ta-K old’’ be ice capacity $24. 50) reen Doors wed wood and fitted | .* [aa eepeeeeeevo? aes wi odow oor Tie made of oreo wel exterion kin {nided in euch @ mee ner that it i entirely fivproof, spront “%-in, ef. = 4 hich, St-in, @%~ ~~ *4 hich, 374". e* — © high, ist-in, e nae 1 hich, S7-in. eF ~ + © hich, 42m. ** HY wt hinh, 37-i9. ex. ie *™ hich, 48-in. es. 81 HRenches, a sirone folding tae" t long weatherproof $i. 48 ae! r Outfitea, conseaiing of all « 9 structible Capper: will $l. | hettle with {44 car walits iy WEDNESDAY, APRIL, 22. ee The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 5 ee — 7,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED yi /9¢ Summer Knit U nion Suits = 3 Z ‘S() Sryryis & > & TT and ds ] built-up Shiestileds open cuff models, Shell kres« inle anid Zhe Siore for (Rarcain Hasement—NS naoents.) J \ eT ee ee Ser ae Serr + . rs ; ee, ~ . ¥ . e *- “ : ‘ ° — - e e baa ‘ — pogis Ass. ’ made with tinv vokes SI7eK6 a) months © 4 years deh e's Intants’ Dresses Long and short Dresses of nainsook. and edged with embroidery: Voile Dresses Kiddies’ Undermuslins \inthers will WHain veral ofr or A _ _ $1.00 Semi-Fashioned Hosiery $1.69 Full-Fashioned } iG Chiffon Hose 69c Junior 7 Socks —— oo ba cai aed ae Cs, Lal beige . ae pap wi mm Ct “ ; | pai 39¢ Sizes &! 0 ' $1.00 Size Rt. a: O5C . ‘ L ae \ - 3 4 New light crav shades with Trousers | % ~ ane. " 630 BS splendid group of princess s)1}] ttle Dresses at thi ed ‘ae Z£OoOwnNns an Combination if flesh an are of grood voile white nainsook i ng2ood practi- wanted shades, ani aint 79 C cal stwle ~ ris Are embroid- 43 Sitinse” tse tte € yond ’ ery trimmed. Sizes 41012 y1 ae Children’s Dainty rocks 4 ove; croun of hildren'’s kro: "ks eomne with Tt? ANntyvs e withou S of DeETY W oman mmeryvy materials, such as voile, broadcloth ong . jar in Trios? «HCHOMIINnNa StVies si] a Ail the “108: Q5 S$ Should Try to Tak , it A ‘ i ws ~ ~ ) aqe oO (Barcain Basement—Nugents.) SS pr stare 08 A of ( SS maz ] ype 7. ee ‘ ZS While They Last—Just 70) Girls ZB AQO NX Styles Straightline Relties« Models a, Rasque Tunic Effects (‘ireular Skirt« Ensembles Tiered Skirts Panecled Trimmed With Flewers Reads i ringe Late y Tassels Embroidery Gold Braid Colors Satin Canton Fiat (Crepes , Satins Georgettes (anton Crepes Flanne|!s Twills Knitted (Crepes : | Material Tan (.,ray Tint i.reen Poudre Blue Hionde ( ranberry» "Ti Navy Black brown Ma LA 3 Misses’ Sizes 14 to 18—-Women’s Sizes 36 to 46—Extra Sizes 48 to 52 : { ~~ { ¢ oa resses Seamless Velvet —— 95c Stamped D . : Large varilely of prety ality: v , Stamped Dresses: full cut te, Qt * Stamped ern good quallt, ~ + i. $21 98 | gingham ane WF i - 25C | 7 9 (9c $1.39 Water Sets, $1.00 Limit of 2 sets Sets, $14. 00 | Limit of * or ui mr ja’ re Sioen att Baskets, 37¢c l,i ar ee, shania of “ NS In St. Louis’ Largest Bargain Basement BT] ) -Esinded $1.69 to $1.95 Artificial SS ove Pr inted ih ole cr Towels ».) ‘ ‘cal ( CC cl li ‘ ins | > S -inch nte \Led it SIZE oor iweavyY gua ifv eet ani Patani Silk Drapery S ae tte pies. Se D5 Medium sige, good heavy aust 14 anel Curtaims 2500 vards pla ie. Draper me S ZB WILE BERL HEIN igns. Yard, = |; OE es | i ee . lnm vaiadecta Le ah. beautiful = gent S BZ 0c E nglish B roadcloths -Li ‘ras lent quality ne ATiox q wttipye In St. Loais’ Largest Bargain Basement. AY ae E | | S Z St. Louis’ Largest Bargain Basement ett -— 1 : Inisnings ~2s GZ a). eu ’ sia i ¥ " S oo House Furnishing and House Cleaning dbo als A Special Sale of ) ouths’ and \ ecials S Sat ) Boys’ Pp a4 S$ —In the Bargain Basement— College boys ae 1c S 3 ) ilet | 53c H Br oms, 34c Mens Athletic Ss P & G. White Naphtha] 10¢c Silk Tissue $1.00" | Cc = ) ns, O60 wa y B >] Teas Sits SS Laundry Soap, 10 Bars Paper, 15 ae iain od handle: mude in & | iW |: lan he os nion Suit S 87 xtra curd. nOt-ehee Limit of 3. eee at S Limit “9 hare te customer “Ti7 85 100- Pc. Dinner 50c Art Metal Waste 7. | eee uepnepeauaas oa. SS pee bat a i peneseeeauecsesesansecnsntennsuonseceeetanseaesensceraseecsessunscaererentes “ REPORT ON GANG - GRIMES IN ENGLANG ————— inant Home Office Says Use of etl ods Characteristic of ““Less@ Settled Countries” Is Manifes® ' 7 Special Cable to the Post- Dispateh and New ¥ors Workd. vrigt LV IO ae T aa and Pu! ier .ee n~ W or! d 7 ama at-l aiane . LONDON, April see eee eeee eee eee 8 8 8 2 eee | orci ee Te Meeks kee ees

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ee Rraided ; {.corgette, 4 215.008 rE ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH -STOUT Lane Bryant is the largest retail manutacturer of stout women's apparel in the world and serves thousands of stout women daily. This, combined with our basement location, is why—even at the beginning of the season— f our fine apparel is PRICED EXTREMELY LOW. Sane jryant BASEMENT SIXTH AND LOCUST STS. Coats and Dresses — ———— ——— - TT = —— ———. _ ~~ = 8, eal —_—— WOME Iwillene: Fiat (repe Stitch Trim. Micated shirt, £15.00 £15.00 | | Spert Potaire. £15.00 $15 to $39.50 $8 to $39.50 $ Specially Priced Sizes 39 to 56 SMART YOUTHFUL DRESSES that will tend to slenderize your figure. A varied assortment of the seasons newest styles fashioned of printed crepe, Geor- gettes and crepe de chine, novel trimming arrangements of beads, embroidery, braid and buttons. The Dresses pictured above are typical examples of the values. Many other styles at $15.00. SPRING COATS developed in sports mixtures. polaires and twilleens. Many are mercerize full-lined. These new models are trimmed with buttons and stitching or are plain tailored. Available in the newest shades. Specially priced. $15.00 Other Coats Other Dresses EEE ¢ | 2 4 ‘ ‘ t ‘ y } . = : £4 4 ¥ s “ 7g ~~ aud an” * ¥ = ee ee a = gs ee - eee ee ba a «. Bewspaper The POST DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening giving Associated Presse news service. > TREAT WAR LIK E MAD NG, MSS RANKIN SAYS Former Congresswoman Ac\ cates Law That Wiil Curo Conflicts Among Nations. Law against war, as ir hie with Western civilization “was advocated ata luncheor ladies” at the City Club yesterd: hy Miss Jeanette Rankin, who vot- } atin ~¢ 7. ed against the deciaration « wal -m = . . “re 7 « . . c ~ ry aT her 4 Seralims ‘,@ any a ( gress fron Montana Miss tT Mam? — ~ . : i > _ ° } » Y _ ;s~ Ss A hen \ “ Miiss n , 1d a s . : . S S c ‘ \' i ae t h {4 gre r advan “7? 7 — é ‘ ] e ; * ‘7 «hs . _ ara a : “ ry Ww r - s 4 r : me long bef e con che Le . . . it P - ing Was Mace (L.@gal ps he avery affair of honor was sectiea Moral Law Applics to Nations. ae * x Ti wu a. af “™ her 2 aan a ef ed - aie a> * Ee DR. ITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper CO. WeUNr sis, APRIL 22 192% WVBINED Al A OA —— —_ . ee 3 Cate ee ms erfest H i i give five t us show at enable you ts comprising the United line Siaasy, conv soma a of Wood Shoe Racks has ea le additional features of strength and efficiency. All are construct- ed a little better than is ordinarily G SYP deemed necessary. All dowels, UP PEPSIN bases, standards, ends and braces . “THE FAMILY LAXATIVE” Expert hearing techni : are of hardwood, carefully sea- ve demonstrating the Accum 5 soned and skillfully fitted to- nis opportunity to know | ° experience thé matchies eo en gether by workmanship of the mess and remarkable‘ powge . Bed Sprin “Different From All Others The “NEVER-SAG” is the only spring you.can adjust to your own comfort. highest order. 10 DAYS’ FREE omfort Knitted Wire Boaton, Mar. St. Louis Branch, 1423 Olive St. 513 Olive STIX. BAER & FUL ae ——— See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4 and 5. (GRAND-LEADER) Yee "an a %s a ae - tthe. > » Device for the | bed me Buil ¥ Wood Shoe Racks RADIO PRINCIPLES ACH of the individual types SN hl al heat ome Sal hear or. TAI ~~ We specialize in Women’s Wood | NO OBLIGATION | Shoe Racks and can make quick __Tou may, have the Renata delivery. We can furnish them bicon in Vour own Rome #e in hard orsoft wood, equipped Stone would tind ie with Hygrade Casters. Bian allows. 9 1 to an vm ' Acousticon batterteg, repairs can now beg ’ : rua a eset eas ill LLL LL LLL AA —— Millions of Dollars’ Worth of Fine; Expensive Clothes Are Destroyed Yearly by Moths—Save Yours With ————— Side-Opening Style ing of Mothproof Garment Bags. clothes with Mothproof Bags. Bags measure 28 inches in width, 57 inches in length; each Bag holds ahout three garments. An important feature is the side opening which makes it easy to put away every garment without mussing. 15,000 Bags Are Offered at This Special Price—Mothproof—_ Neatly made of heavy kraft paper. Dustproof— Moistureproof—Mail and Phone Orders Promptly Filled Central 6500 Thrift Avenue—Main Fieor and Housewares Dept. —Firth Fleer) a oe ey Mothproot Bags N OW, when you need them most; now when the elusivé ~ moth is beginning to settle down to the destructive busi- 4 ness of destroying your best clothes—comes this special sell- | The overcoat, the sweater, the dress that you had planned » to leave on a hook in the closet—can be hung in a garment © bag. At this low price it is sheer waste not to protect ye 7 ae me + DNESDA?, LPRIL 22. 1925 ne a Fifteen as place in Judge this new wonderland of color ‘Clayton ¥ Sout»ern Utah. Nothing like |, ».2-6 : was too hard. But now youcan (in the pe it in perfect comfort via Union Mrs W.A roa-13, good living accom- | in jewelry jations. Low wo fares. (try Club : wally escorted all-expense (+). | lw Side trip to Kaibab Forest | ne veréi im Grand Canyon | de@gree anc North Rim “Gr after the « Send for Free Book | com plice, dj in natural colors. It will | negro, wh plan the most satisfying of 35 year of your life. Write holdup. As a re , _L. Carney. Gen’? “a | ' convietion : = Exchange Bidg.. 611 Olive St. | Cooper. & Olive 1304 | Lanis Pol | ble for th nion Pacific *. Clab and His work ‘bers three Be, congestion pleurtsy, rheumes lumbago. pains and aches of the | drive our’ or joints sprains sere muscles, | . eh! Diains frosted feet. colda ef near War It may prevent pneumonia). jerked aw ‘To Mothers: Musterole is also | °T¢eted he de in milder form for | !"# to kill Better than a mustard plaster : was highi ADVERTISEMENT the depar ) 't Fuss With | coopers | might be | Me d Plasters! | previous | i sergle Works Without the | °™* © reward ha Easier, Quicker believed tt “There's no sense in mixing a mess The jew mustard, flour and water wheng | included 4 can easily relieve pain, soreness, * pearl ni stiffness with a little clean, white|* pphires terole and a le is made of pure olf of mustard | They have other helpful ingredients. combined fs Mra Sti form of the preeent white otntment. If ’ $ place of mustard plasters, and | day was Vv aot ve given in t ually gives promot relief throat. brenchitis, tonmeilitie, | told how new ke asthma. nseuraigia. | her path » and smal] children. ‘She i for Children’s Musterole. | ™'ack mes 35¢ and 65e, jars to Dowell and tubes. te wes take the 1 fense witn called hil > es X HOLDFAST TEETH Zartt. to hi *« what we call eur | 1411A Sev Cu hate ww the soft | : ARANTEED “uber ~n -S Foree | -_ yestert 186 a a ad ‘ often required to | an ambula emove ther. ‘ _ unconsci@a OTIS TROTTER, Specialist | was suman gal teeth oni, Thirty years’ ex- ing was de hitting ‘difficult moutha if ve tro nie wearing teeth cp Deed had conta all for free conenulteties. | reom. The ne blieck from hieh prices. 5: Sundarse 9 to 19 A. M unable to ' ee - SPECIAL! 235 S$ | . 2 4 P = v ® . ™. ¢ ASTONISHING les. Such lovely materials— newest silk crepes in print- effects and in solid colors. ? F my ry aa P n ie _ aS a gee es Sh 7 . ee * TEE ae - 8 ies a 2 - = e on es 5 y - > ws AY - = ars ek oes 7 a 200 Pree tee oe + Fe dozens of the smartest de- * used to beautify these un- _ Make Them for $5.45? _ KLINE’S_Basement. — BSS 8 8 8 88 86S) 6 an : - : » ; ht - : : 7, hi SS / stunning new Spring shades, vivid colors and shades. You will recog- Dresses. All sizes. You Buy Materials and

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WELDNESL\ ) WhrtUNrst vy APRIL --. ‘*- An eee, 22 Se - ——— esp ALLL erfect Hearing Device for the EAF Built on ADIO PRINCIPLES | victed in 15 Minutes, ad sou give five minutas nt me to let us Show that ahe you hear from both ¢ ; Not oniv can we do thar can enable you to hear o.- nversatior @niov ehurch jin Judge McElhinney's court ele And RIV? Va 2Ons: | heat mi A m3 ‘one. deview oo tnen theres-the be negro, was sentenced to 25 years ransmitter built on Radia too hard. But now you can (in the penitentiary for robbing | a een CO thls. | it in perfect comfort via Union / wirs Ww. Ar hur Stickney of $17,000 | sto—sleeping cars, motor tours | oF - COUSTI ger good roa. ts, good living accom- |'n jewelry near the St. Louis Coun- CON iations. Low Summer fares. | try Club grounds last November. Personally escorted all-expense |The verdict was robbery in the first JEMONSTRATION side trip ame Vorest ide ree and it followed four months | North Rim Grand Canyon. | Ges A | vn r | otustn after the convict.on of Brown's ac- | ' odd r one a iclans Ale Send for Free Book j}complice. Alonzo Dowell, another ite Call and a yt ated in natural colors. It will | negro, who is now serving a term | n claims Take advantage oF n the most satisfying of 35 years for participation tin the: Soe oth matchiese one gestion of your life. Write holdup. nd remarkable power pos. As a result of the arrests and | by this ir iment ‘L. Carney, Gen'l Agent ' convictions, Detective Sergeant Ira . NO OBLIGATION may have the benefit of 4 s Free Trial of the Acous. ‘our own home or at your under exactiv the same COlh- + would find In a lifetime to keep it after trial, our Libera) Terns ADVERTISEMENT & | the department. eli we you to use it Whils ; 7 The arrests were the result of) | t Fuss With | Cooper's “‘aunch” that Dowel! | isticon batteries, cords and | might be involve’ be -ause of his can now be obtained only at ere d Plasters' | mrevious robbery activities in &t : ro Stores, , Louis County. Decision as to the | e Works Without the | Easier, Quicker | > giffpess With a little clean, white serve 13 Grand live » and reet Washington 4 tle is made of pure ol! of mustard Mother helpful ingredients. combined in form of the present white ointment It the place of mustard plasters. and not blister Busterole wsunlly gives prompt relief gore throat bronchitis, toncilitis. Thev have not been recovered. civen in the trial of Dowell. ————$—$—$— TC Me, congestion pleuriss rheuma chitblains. frosted feet, colds of gest (it may prevent pneumonia) ies and small children She identified Brown as $5¢ and 65c, jars Detective Cooper also was an and tubes. i portant witness. Brown did fense witnesses were produced. in Room of Howard Dudler, 3 Second of 2 Negroes in Holdup | of Woman on Road Is Con- Fifteen minutes after his fate. was placed in the haids of a jury at new wonderland of color (Clayton yesterday, Homer Brown, y Exchange Bidg-, ©11 Olive St. | Cooper, negro member of the St. DAYS’ FREE TRIAL s Phones Olive 150% | Leuis Police Department, ts eligi- ese ble for the $1900 offered by Mrs. 4 acitic Stickney and the $2000 offered by nion | members of the St. Louls Country | Club and he is laying claim to it. His work in apprehending the rob- | bers three weeks after the holdup | was highly praised by officials of reward has not been made but it is | | believed that Cooper will receive it. | There's DO sense in mixing a mess The jewels taken in the robbery | pustard, flour and water when | included a $10,000 diamond ring. can easily relieve pain, soreness. * pearl necklace valued at $1009, pphire and diamond ring, $1000, | and a diamond bracelet, $5000. | Mrs. Stickney’s testimony vester-! dav was virtually the same as that) She told how the negroes had blo®\ed| si neck, asthma, neuralgia, | her path with a Ford, forced her to: lumbaro. paine and aches of the | drive out the Ladue road toa point. or joints. sprains. sore muscles,! near Warson road@, where thev jerked away her jewels, and then Te Mothers: Musterole is also | °"¢°eTed her to drive an, threaten- le in milder form for ing to kill her if she looked back the for Children’s Musterole. “black negro” in the case, referring to Dowell as the “yellow negro.’ im- | not. take the stand and no other de-| MAN GALLS MOTHER AND DIES: Glass That Had Contained Poison 3. Better than a mustard plaster Howard Dudley. 33 vears old called his mother Mrs Bertha HOLDFAST TEETH Zartt, to his bedroom at their home, ls what we call our 1411A Seventh boulevard, at 9 p ° VARANWTEED eee Wil gh nee m. yesterday and asked her to call tubber suction oree I (§@eAAr s often require@ to | an ambulance. Then he lapsed into ; ' therm unconsciousness. When a doctor eth on), OTIS TROTTER, Specialist | was summoned to the home Dud- rhis years e@X- | ing was dead. An empty glass that @ fitting difficult moutha if | , mete trouble w-arine teeth or need | had contained poison was in the me call for free consultation room. The mother told policemen BN. 7th atreet between Locvet and One block from hich prices. | DET son had been in ill health and Pte 5; Sundays 0 to 10 A. M unable to work | SSBB REE RBESE CHB 828 Bre wv | i a om eee 4 1en the elusive »structive busi- his special sell- yu had planned in a garment Oo protect your LL ALL =_——— a _ a ~~ 4 oe |} ASTONISHING SAVINGS makes | luSsSsINg. | » stunning new Spring Such lovely materials— hewest silk crepes in print- effects and in solid colors. shades, vivid colors and shades. You will recog- ozens of the smartest de- used to beautify these un- Dresses. All sizes. You Buy Materials and Make Them for $5.45? KLINE’S—_Basement. —E——— as a SL —— _ - . a : " - a i : ~ hproof— ww @s Dept —Fifth Ficor) SSeeesseaeeeseueuessen Se SCeeaeese« eae 8 ava's a & — ™ FF | oe 8-8 8 —_ — See See ese wes Bess eae mena 8 88 SB #2 8 = . = it a a OY aa SS Se =. -— cor Every Day in the Year a Special Value ... “Kline's Special” Hose at $1.95 . COLD DRY-AIR FUR STORAGE y © Furs are in constant danger of moths in dark, hot closets. Cold, circulating fresh air preserves the nat- i FUR REMODELING. .REPAIRING (Reg. U. S&S. Pat. Off.) Our expert furriers and a completely cquipped fur factory can transform your old furs into smart ? ural luster, Let us call for your furs and keep them chokers or remodel your old fur coats info newest r SAFE! models. 7 MEN’S OVERCOATS STORED, $1.50 UPWARD 606-08 Washington Av.—Thru to Sirth St. CHOKERS MADE FROM OLD FURS, $7.5¢e 2 Only a Fer of the Many Styles You May Select in Thie Sale Are Shetched ——— , >, -— «= - o~-eeee se « s & & - * tll > -_- ‘ sé«éae c-_e—_-e © * © © > oaths OT Em OL AE A OE AO LEED ie =e . a - oe ow eres : ~* > ae © y x . Beek R.) . : : . y ibe \ . ote \ - ve ; ‘ tr 2 4 + * " i. g- 7 4 e+ ii | ) J saaat ; i e”* ¢ ae 7 any aT iti Be a Ht 3 eo we eee ¥ } SAVE! Lay in Your Summer’s Supply & Sale of 2000 Pcs. Cotton Underwear [ Special Underpriced Purchases Really Wonderful Values a dS ae Ww eagerly seized the opportunity to obtain the underpriced groups of dainty cotton Underthings which make this timely sale possible. For it provides our patrons with irresistible savings on their Summer Underwear supply. The materials are most ex- cellent, the making superior, the styles and trimmings lovely— every garment is fresh and new—from a leading manufacturer. FLESH WHITE PEACH NILE GREEN AMI-FRENCH GARMENTS INCLUDED! off [NCLUDED are princes slips, gowns, pajamas, envelope chemise, ELINE'S—Main Floor. } | any ~- a — n= = =| =| 7a ~~ - = step-ins and bloomers fashioned of novelty cottons, plain, | striped and blocked voiles, nainsook, shadow batiste, Windsor crepe | ~ and satin striped satinay. Both lace trimmed and tailored styles. i " Every garment is from a leading manufacturer. Every piece is fresh 1 ¥ ae age ae a hs =a ~ hp ee ty, a TS cam pore, SS —-~ 7. - [—— —— : ye eg ee a . + - « — Pesce ewe sit a A Supreme Occasion— Your Choice of i | \T IN THE ST! 3000 HATS TO SELECT FROM! WITHOUT A RESTRICTION! IMAGINE! LOOK AT THE PRICE TICKET AND PAY Nese excepted! Every Hat in our wonderful new French Room—in our popular price section—in our $10 Shop—all await you at HALF PRICE. Included are the choicest models produced this season by such world-known designers as Belart, Normandie, Kibel, Mademoiselle Alsot, Chapeaux Ritz, Philmont and Cecile. Hats for every need and every occasion in one sensational selling. / re & etl, ww 54 oe « ~~. _ ’~ mw te eel —/ ao ae eee eee i ~ 2 ee Dy esi i , ee y < . ee rt ~+* tb é Sports Halts DressHats Street Hats Of Satin — Hair — Silk — Felt — Bengaline Strav—Bangkok Large and Small Shapes ‘pagiee? EVERY SMART SUMMER COLOR KLINE’S8—Second Floor, Thursday... We Offer Selected Groups of New Coats--- Underpriced! PRACTICALLY EVERY COAT AT COST OR BELOW COST! FAILLE COATS BENGALINE COATS TWILL COATS SUEDE-LIKE FABRICS O woman with a sense of economy and in need of a Coat can afford to stay away from our Coat Floor Thursday. For we are offering a selection of our newest Coats, a se- lection large enough to meet the desires of the most pea re n0 tastes. Here are Coats which will serve your needs throughout the Summer—for coo sat for coun- ° try wear and for motoring. And you have READY a swagger new Coat for early Fall days! This is a real investment for thrifty shoppers. IN ALL THE NEW SMART SHADES KLINE'S—Third Floor. $20

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{Qt ~~ - => pe in + 16 of. LOUIS POST “DISPATCH Success is measured by the worldly goods which we ac cumulate. A home is a big step towards independence. Downliow pECIALTY Let Rent Money Buy a Manchester Home Delicatessen-Meat Bakery: Fruit-Grocery EIGHTH & LOCUST (400 N\. Sth “treet) j| The Thursday Specials | Walnut —. Delicious spiced Muffins t ped with chocolate or \: lla icing and black walnut meat ae 30¢ Special . Salmon Croquette Cooked and seas a... Sc Lamb Shoulders A good meat special for Thursday: young, tender and Balance Monthly nwn a lot we will erect on !t a modern 4 or 5 room house. an ‘ustratPon, for $259.00 down, balance to be paid in easy windows, hardware | cash payment down, balance in tea ll erect a garage on the premises Various sizes and designs te choose from. Write or phone for further information, or «it our office any day. including Saturday rneon. te see sactual buildings on the ‘ mext door. LRASD 2e5e Manchester Manufacturing Co. 1710 SS. Vandeventer Av —T. LOUIS Bailders of 1 et epagremsnes R Houses. Cottages ihe Kchools and ‘ yarages “ 40 ; ~~ Pe rv = - ‘ : | ‘& 2 ‘ co“ ie} " ~~. uw at 434 . ee » TT om 3° 3 > » 3" 9 Yr 3 g * > 2 . s ~_ .) D , 7 Q retain bot POST- DISPATC! H alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other one newspaper C meaty: 3-pound 20¢ average; pound | ———_— FOR ALL PURPOSES Our Used Pipe goes through a apecial process ef everheuting and is guaranteed to give same SS BSS BS_PSss Bar aervice as Rew pipe. E JOS. GREENSPON’S SONS I. & S. CO. 2130 HALL STREET. sT. LOUIS, MO. Grapetrait large rt — y t at vee ow ori 10¢ size each ee am @ see today's Want pages for Sleeping Flowers.” Especially we! 7 rer eived Was . Sil¢ ntiv Swaving oT Men S H ithe Water's Quiet Breast sung . Business For Sale offers. WILLYS-OVERLAND FINE MOTOR CARS Lowest Priced | Touring Car with Sliding Gear smission ? | No Equalin Value Buyers are flocking to Overland for two reasons—to save money and to get more quality and sound value for their money! Here is a car that makes motor- ing safer, more comfortable, more economical—the new Overland Touring Car—the world’s lowest priced touring car with sliding gear transmission—a car that saves you many dollars in first cost—saves gaso- line, oil and upkeep—the greatest Overland value ever offered! Abundant power—quick geta- way—a husky frame—a rear axle of tough Mo-lyb-den-um 5 ? WEEKS steel—big, safe brakes—a mod- ern disc-type clutch—every- ’ thing that assures dependa- TO PAY! bility and long life. You can buy your Overland out of your income with a small down payment—and have 52 weeks to pay the balance! ALL-STEEL OVERLAND Auto Sales & Service Co. Motor sales Co SMachie (ato Sales & Elect. Oo. Misecoert aed Fifth 4+. 191! Leewst “¢. Bement 3798 3564 S. Grand Ri. t-rand Tose Bast St. Leais, til. Bridge 1294 Winth Ss , as m wees Gare Thaner Motor Compan Dorn Auto Company S16-26 N. Ninth Se. Central 886 4535 5. Jeffersen Av.. mg 1263 TO12 Pace Bi. Cabany S27 Reichardt & Hertel! Tri-City Auto Sales & Service Oo. arte ; . 27 Franke Motor (bo. om, le mSveruide 25754 I=21 State S¢.. Granite City. Ocer. Hamilton and Ridge ‘tr. “t. Louls County Automobile Cn Tri-City 962 Cabeasy STS ‘laytea, Me. W ydewr 170 willre-O a liiys-Overtand. Inc. 4. M. Lederer & Co. “piegeiberg Automohile Co Terenty-Third and Locest sts wean Lecust BI. Bement 71s a504 Ovive *¢. Read Bement TS WEDNESDAY, OMBINED APRIL cae APRIL 22. 1925. pahensenientininiciile = — a . yond hover enrages k ACTORY OU TLET S 4 Handkerchiefs , se i ‘. ee ENDS S4]H ACN , —- AT teu Box of Siz, 35c ——e . 75c¢ Value.. ; ; eve, ergesteretiey, | : . / —- | ; chie Classic Costuming and Im- T D st 8 > pence «| 4 olor: ~ . ; = - QC. cials Packe a cu proved Scenic Effects En- to ouble Our sels, et . ‘* = i a . eet, ee 7 Barg. Gaines’ “Salutation.” which re- lates the story of how music was Our $18.00 Fiber 12.00 Our $37.50 Fi ber l’ress Trunks Wardrobe Trunks... Our $22.00 Fiber 15 00 Our $50.00 Fiber-- Dress Trunks eS 2 Wardrobe Trunks ... ——————— Sale on Traveling Bag angels, and this was followed “with | ‘ a e Ta S 1 S s '“*Love’s Spring Song,.”’ by Massenet, | 95, ¥. 5 $ 10. and Clarencé Dickinsons “The 4. ( ). Half Sele $9.25; PC.Murphy Trunk Ce with an invisible choir of 12 voices OAK LEATHER KF .E. Weatherly’s “The Fairy Pi- | \\\ We Cali for and Deliver 707 ed wae Se AVE. ae ee ae Snecma wer PHONE NEAREST BRANCH \Eassomh op Sass. Wecechonee. s0aee aa000008000526 brought from the skies by the 'the choral part of the progran Miss Gentle’s group of sOngs co ered a wide range. including se\ era: arias from well Known operas ind a number of lIvrics and folk Cet le Dis Lee | aeatiag This Salee If Requesaail CI eA Estate’ from Gounods “The-Queen| Pegsonable Deposit Will Sf f y) Y Purchases During’ of Sheba.” the Habanera from ia Carmen” and the Vissi d’'Arte aria Hold Any Garment Sale Will E ORB on June Ist oo from Puccini's ““La Tosca."’ while ; ad . the lighter flavor was sustained in Until Wanted works as Moussorgsky s Doll's Cradie Song” and “Hopak The Silent Hour and a Chinese ' «~ _ ’ ~vet et in -; 7 . ove Song. Also outstanding “. 7th and Washington Easthope Martin's “Come to the FA » it ‘ SUN ah wa af ’ ncore ea ard Hageman's “Do Not Go_ Love Oley Speaks Morning and several folk ba! ads tcid,,.w,ebytingaG erahtblacksgo'-N POLITICLANS BACKED SUCCESSFUL OIL ~ BID ~iarumms Koery Day This Week We Are Offering Sensatio Accemed. Although the St Louis Counts / / simerctncmncete cn, § WQLUCS. New Spring Apparel at Great Sani $3000 on 1,000,000 galions of road oil, it virtually shut out stx bid- ders and awarded the contract ? the Cabell Petroleum | for $5: 509 Monday because two Repub " tan po liticiams fnterceded in be-+ hal f of the Cabel! concern, urging | the point that it was a ioca! firm This was told yesterday By County Judge George spobring. 3&4 member of the administrative bod: - lich made the award after an “thar hiad ne , srMreearn thea i(“arter > . : * »-* * « : 5 . Water Co. of Kansas City, had of- | 4 . . . ———— > a _ ered to suppiv the amoun { $59, 809 The bid of the Kansas ty concern was 5.993 cents a ga! and that accepted was 5.5 cents a xaiion Bobring’s Explanation. When asked vesterday whv ad- vantagce was not taken of the lower bid. Judge Bobring agaid the bid Was awarded to the Cabell con ern because * was 2 home con pany and because such action was recommended by Albert Auten reith, chairman of the County Re Spe cial Pricing of 300 5 will 8 publican Central Committee and going Ol William S.iebe former county ; treasurer. both members of the Es- Choice sen faction. Besides Judge Bob- style; be ring. members of the body who . lade the award were Judges Smi High Quality Mil — ‘ar nad Freies Pri ca Demded ly NEGRO YOUTH ADMITS HE AND COMPANION ROBBED 7 STORES tt i es —— Beginning We @ could not Sive a good account tal fy N l Be Tol a 3 SSS err ae ational Bedell Week Pricing of mia «61000 Wor e and a smpanion had robhed ' } " nrice re : “4 pri J 57 (OW a e BB] “4 POSIT’ © ce - = +e [-) . 2 - e sensat On f nN) iy tne @ Pw eP.? AT T - ™ ‘ A Toe Sern nz . . : ; | . ry? rowrn and Nrir = _ errTrn ¢ a pan nr he mara ~ Vi‘ S ri ' qaiiti tft ltl ch. cy Arr 9 he sa ho ‘ chaw) , smar ‘ eolors , . 4 . , » , bed the drug store of Leslie and taprics Barnes, 2138 Market street. takinz THIRD FLOOR perfumery and drugs valued at abou? $159 Hi ] 85 Charming Pastel Colored Crepes. The Footwear for Comfort! Comfort § @ Piack kid plain toes, have heary ft 'This beautiful array of spring ensembles and * a — i seeiiilin® weleiiinen Gin ahd frocks will appea! to the smartly dressed woman. $18 wear fer sale—of especially fine qual! The very newest styles developed in the season's ‘Sy e. made and fi ity and offered in the love most popular fabrics in the wanted shades and " hest new colors. Variety of at an unbelievably moderate price. styles BEDELL—DRESS SALON—ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR a)

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WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY, APRN 4 ie Fe 1925 ~> ape ae le — a Ee ee SeRIL 22, 192 : The Daily POST-DISPATCH atene has 57,000 MORE CITY C irculation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED st. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 7 Seineeneeeneee Lillie D ee J TLET S AL BM! Handkerchiefs Sih tail Box of Six, ie 5 Edges { | gge Value. Cc The 34 M RPHYS . @ Men's large hemstitech. Yard... C ed cambris oy ppt pe ari + he ate sinés, in t pre . i\Ore¢ Ww @® an co f To Double Our Facte 7 Die. Pucked six in a a bo ne and tau nd = ,- liatytteiniaditancail tibiae ‘ Output in April | Oement Economy Store : canutes | e Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Bargains a Dress Trunks — Mur $3 7.99 Fiber Drees Trunke Fgh Sis ‘eur $27 50 Fiber Dress Trunks ) _§ Our $33 Wardrobe Trunks $1 four $37.50 KF a Wardrobe Trunks 50.00 Fiber .$ | : 4 ; Roa “S:. ‘ . Rartrebe Trents ... SOU ‘CL Bex: Choice at One Price.... veling Bags Cee) No “ 50, $10.00 y lrunk Co. oes AVE. LYYYTTY Ii € Seldom has this busy Base- ment Economy Store offered an event of wider —_ than this which begins at 9:00, Thursday morning. Thousands of women and misses will be eager to share this value-giving—to assemble a season’s supply of Urderthings at this saving. | If Requested Charge urchases During This Sale Will Be Peced | n June Ist Statement The Gowns | —are of high count nainsook, silk-and-cotton fabrics, perma- nent crepes, voile and shadow batiste—long and short sleeved, | with jenny necks and dainty | trimming touches. | | . Petticoats | Pajamas | Chemises |_ Step-Ins —of cotton sateen with | | —of nainsook, novelty —of French voile, shad- —of French voile, with 1 Sen \Y// t 10 N f ‘ shaaow panel and em- | plisse crepe and fancy ow batiste, mull and hand-embroidery, drawn- 4 broidered scalloping or | materials—in several other fabrics; trimmed work and lace edgings, . / fancy flounces. Alsoof | different styles; well with filet weave and or plisse crepe and silk- UT a VINE Sé muslin, nainsook and | made and full cut. laces, medallions and and-cotton weaves— : cotton satinay. Some | White and light color- hemstitching — fancy | sm trimmed. dark colors. ings. and tailored styles. nlibsaik Qitumsiens cane C ash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restric ted Articles Excepted | ee ee eee Full Books for $2.00 in See Wur Other Announcements on Pages 10, 11 and 18 FAMOUS ~ BARR CO, , er o of lustrous silks, Largest Distributors of Merchandise with 6.inch fringe. at Retail in Missouri and the W est Basement $20 Bridge | Lamps oa... ae @qwWwood uprights mounted on cast metal bases, shades —_——— Se The Bloomers —are of striped dimity, shadow batiste, Jacquard fabrics, En- glish cotton satinay, plisse crepe and other durable weaves; in single and double elastic cuffs; some lace and embroidery trim- med. Fill Needs Far in Advance From This Assortment of Garments! Thursday, in the Basement Economy Store—An mie 51-19 to $169 Undergarments Offering 18,000 Crisp New Garments—In Regular and Extra Sizes White and Light Colors @ The garments are of the popu- lar kinds affording splendid choice. All are in dainty new stvles—some in plain white— others in pastel shades. Every one is guaranteed to be full size —and neat workmanship is evi- dent in every detail. Plan to be in attendance early Thursday. The Costume Slips —are exceptional values. Of cotton broadcloth or English cotton satinay, fine-count nain- sook, Philippine cloth, cotton sateen and other materials. Double hip hems, hemstitched tops—various trimming touches. Doz. Diapers os ee Va/ue Soft cotton flannelette fapers. in 27xli7-inch size, hemmed and ready for use. Basement Economy Store Continuing One of the Basement Economy Store’s Most Remarkable Offerings! Madame X Reducing Girdles 1 ag @ The widely known and much-wanted Reducing Girdles. They are very efficient reducing garments, have excellent fitting qualities, but are offered subject to creases and marks. Your opportunity to “slenderize” your figure and the Madame X will give you trim lines, even while the reducing process Is going on. Choice of back-lacing, step-in These Girdles are made of spe- style; both styles in pink or gray cially treated rubber, and reduce rubber. speedily and safely on the mas- sage principle. Rubber Reducing Brassieres; all sizes; special, $1.50 Basement Economy Store Beginning Wednesday, a Most Exceptional Offering of 1000 Women’s Trimmed Hats Priced Very Advantageously $7 45 @ Included in this widely varied group are Hats that were secured at an unusual price concession, and some of which were taken from our regular stock, having been slightly mussed or handled. They are shown in such a variety of styles, shapes and materials that vou will ‘surely be able to choose very sutisfactorily. Early choice is urged; be among the first when the sale starts, Wednesday, at 9 o'clock. Basement Economy “tore Choice, BOOR.. FF . s! earreae: — ané | tjengthe. Tub-fast col- $6. inches wide 6 idea for many roome $2 39 pla effe ors The value at 35 » $3.75 value, pair ° see l val ~ 59c yard 15c vara JL $1 Terry Cloth ee A ee ~

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a — EE SE —————— «££ y Circulation taan the morning and one other evening newspaper. COMTINES. —_cnsrunsmemsa pes 18 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CIT? Circulation #han | I ee Deferred Payments @ Any Alexander Smith and Sons Rug in this ? if noeathle. in- tar . m4 went to Parte The rarian Embassy fn “arned eamehoaw af my * received thy W TTrOWwN nervowe aheut & F5 +? lie was throuvueh “lve «nw trouble on ,T * lrea dy Reerived Ly Poincare, ee evans ‘me the President re- "=" the Brbece a! ~* - in|). Eno« = +) “*veral secretartes T reached hie etady wth whet kind of fer- Om fo were be- | g-ion ‘him by —o The bill. ment exeeptional | of my watel " hree weeks in Jan. | ‘- Fr . then if he 4estred . ' teri MM Petneare wae! < ~ - o ; ee’ ' ~* aft the French : influerce wae not * ved an tIntimation - was willing te | “= IT beawed them _ ‘4 my invitation tm | Passing halle and through the ine I ao |* Presiden: of the Tait. yest | That | and t w hich, and : Drey Call France ¢ the « their’ : with ¢ tility. net p | prove@ Potn- | ‘book, * ce ™men of the Embasev | ’ ‘ke me hellewe that ° 'o ret near the Pree- J * yy =, bye '* Himwse which was net accorded | fet i do know that the ero eived hie weitere tn lear That is an op- which

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PPL ippealed to French to Help Break Up the Triple Alliance N TOs | . oD Tells of Conversations With Poincare, Cail- h | | | laux and Clemenceau and How Latter | Predicted World War. : ; | 7 ' —_ . 4 . , ’ f. patch prints today surroundings of the Pp ide f " | EB Post-Disp = resident o Ss W Me W all un- . ~ eighth of a series of arti- the French Republic were more YC Sons hugs at pric | { es written by Count Karolyt, pompous than those of the Em- ” ICES ke felling the story he peror-King Charles. Hungarl. not reveal try because 0 in speeches tn this f a pledge exact- When I walked into his study, I found a square-headed, sharp-evyed sian nes of Louis XIV. Although he seldom spoke, he stimulated me in ex- }laining my plans. He didn't at all resemble that type of Frenchman who is often ridiculed on the Anglo- Saxon press and stage. Instead of enthusiasm, .I[ -ffound this man rather shrewdly matter-of-fact. | The audience lasted about AROLYT, | hour and a halt. April 22. was permitted to in the ! nited States. The pub- is already familiar with this gging” of Karolyi. Now that he left the country, he has written the Post-Dispat h the things he ed to say to the American a a : | coUNT MICHAEL kh. MONTREAL, Que my purpose. I had placed my BRORE the war I appealed to, whole plan before the man on great Frenchmen, (le-| whom success perhaps most de- three see | mencea u, and Catl-| pended; he had grasped it, and ha. to help break the Triple Al- not disapproved of it. I begged Austria-Hun-;him to regard what I had said as could have confidential, for the sake of the have success of the effort. | made a strong impression on me. I might say he is the opposite of a Poincare : » PRs is ene ag we teem SC: by separating from If that Deen done the war be n prevent: d. a In Canada, 4s | Yore sailing, one | man and econonue loss ,* ave. might be- discovered feela what of the in exceptionally precise and care- I had achieved | Karolyi’s Suppressed Story COUNTY VOTES $5,000,000 ROAD > | | | | from him bu the state Depart- little man, seated in front of a huge | Washington before the antique writing desk of the period | BUNDS ON TUES Proposal for Highway Sys- tem Includes 300 Miles of Permament Pavement of a High Type. —— ADDITIONAL MAIN ARTERIES PLANNED in Drafting Program Took Into Account $908,000 Refund From State. Engineers’ Committee St. Louis County voters next | Tuesday will vote on a bond issue of $5,000,000 for good roads. AD- |proval of the project is sought in order to eliminate many miles of Poincare | / tem the Gascon, a true Lorrainer. He spoke. has meant——feels it much | fully chosen terms. He showed an more keenly than in the United intimate acquaintance with the in- Maies, Lo am rt minded again of tricacies of Central European poli- may efforts to block wars one of | t-cs After this audience the whole | he eimes with which I am /|success of the first stage of my plan | ? rged. hung virtually upon the question | = in November, 1913, I traveled to whether I. could win over the Maris to make the first efforts French politicians and Capitalists. ward a rapprochement between | His Visit to Clemenceau. | oat trina. rary. Dur- Pr . ance and Austria-Hungary. I visited Clemenceau in his home. these first tentative approa h- I had the support of my rela- not in the least give the impression uve, Marquis Melchior Polignac ofan old man. He went very thor- uncle, Count Polignac, loved oughly into the details of the polit- Hungarian people and Was ‘ical situation in Hungary with me — acguainte ‘ith things rly well acquainted with | He was-a little skeptical. no’ doub* - ' ‘ rariar;r ; "© Tit - . ace- ungarian In renewin old ac through his experiences in the past » ; ; ‘ . \o ew : : : ¥ Beaintances, and in forming ' his principal objection was that he Genes in press and financial circles, | gaye jy was no longer possible to ef ; : ’ > ‘ I 4 | ma Was constantly on the watch f0F | tect the change I wanted. as the Manyone whose sympathy and In-) 4), arcny Was eady | rs | ai monarcny Was already too ence it would be valuable to en- ‘firmly held in Germany's clutches. I shall never forget the sardonic laughter of the old Tiger (Clemen age for the idea of a Franco-Hun- Barian rapprochement. fie was lively and talkative. and did. rote MOincare, Who was : op hal hpadag i Ps Cadeal don ad when we were discussing this to receive me and give me an, s : =e portunity to discuss Hungarian Spade Sibenpiag bate: that you litics with him, with special ref- hat roe Mid 03 ee in Vienna nce to foreign affairs, as I had Mt rn mm Se ebcaie, set dy of Ger- SMMuUnications to- make of im- ae Neha: moral = a se. Why. Fiance to France and Hungary, eens aoule mo tae) vs it they the Prime Minister knew of me lin. It Is fies Set Fria of . Ber- that I was one of the Opposi- | © #8 too late. The war is in- leaders in Hungary. In my we tmeeuen | Both Berlin and Vienna l referred him to my rela- ht: heaprecla All this he said scarcely 10 months before the war Polizgnac,. in case he des red Durinke te i » nik Nearn more about me. Poincare ‘ae My interview with Pojn- ence given very valuable as- we [ had asked him whether l nce to the Polignac familly in might discuss the financial] side o* way of legal advice. pot pian with M. Calllaux. who wac re jthen Minis‘er of Finance. ana the Wrote to Relative. | President had replied that I should 7 was obliged to return, how- (| do well to he careful how much |] ,to Budapest before I received told M. Caillaux. meare's reply. From Budapest I met Joseph Caillaux neveral rote to Polignac on the political | times, both in his heme a nd at the wation in Hungary, and author- | Ministry of France. Needless to him to communicate what I sav, I was anxious to be on r0ed Written to the French Premier terms with the French Finance he thought fit I told him that | Minister. but in my conversations uld understand a° certain reluc- Poincare’s part, French Premier political trap tf see me on after all. the tsuspect that a counseled by Poincare. Consultations With Caillaux. had several! with ] consultations being laid for him Even his | Caijllaux. His intelligence sparkled mrust would not offend me. jike champagne. Lively and talk- eS was no knightiv tourney, | otive he seemed to he the antithe- in this field, if anywhere, dis- sis of Poincare. He. also. was anx: fulnese was permissible. ious to avoid the war. Knowing the * foreign situation, T contin-| man, I never could believe that he pet rained : bes was guilty of high treason. He was f the German C han- |a progressive man, a modern man had produced feelings | in all respects He had tried to ai ronfidence and buoyancy | troduce very bold and radical tax- Vienna Ffforts were be- | s:jion bills for which he was hated Made to push through a bill That was why they picked him out 4 E ®xtraordin irvy nowers to the | with him I maintained the reserve ,ca lled | ; ' ' a = rough, dusty and muddy roads and | to give that territory, with large semiurban area, a road comparable ways elsewhere. Some facts about the bonds are: A two-thirds majority will be necessary for passage of the is- sue. These its s\e- with fine hign- bonds would mean an annua! tax levy of 21 cents on the $100 to pay for prin- cipal and interest during the 20 years for which the bonds would run, proponents figure. Taxes in the suburbs are high, the highest rate being $4.01 in Webster Groves, and the lowest in an in- corporated town being $1.15 in Florissant The highest r;: in an unincorporated school district average is $2, at Kinloch, and’ severa} such districts have the minimum of $1.05. Almost 300 miles of roads ean be given a permanent pavemern! of concrete or, chiefly. of mod ern, smooth bituminous materi- al, proponents declare. Typee of pavement are not definite proposed. The proposal ditional main arteries every sect of the gether with bad!y\ Is to provide ad serving on county, t0- needed highway s {0 Cross. county connect the main roads, and to impfove some lesser roads, so that searcely anv point will be fa#Mper than two three miles from a high-c'lass throughfare, and the chief cen- ters will be connected with smooth liowever. t} pavements. i@ roads propose ] for improvement comprise onlv . tentative plan and the County Court, or administrative body Will have the final word in 4e termining what improvemen’‘s shall be made. The Court is nv committed to the tentative plan, buteprobablyv will follow it An Advisory ("ommittee of county residents will eonfer ani co-operate with the (‘oun (‘ourt which has agreed to this in writing Present tax money declared] to be insufficient to keep up antiquated system of roads, will be enough to maintain proposed new system A nquestionably of improving many of which dition. is an: buf he need roads. bad there is the countv are in CON- Plan. the Post-Dispatch attention to the bad condi- tion of county roads and published a discussion of the possibility of a bond In July James M. Jen- sen. Mayor of Richmond Height up the subject in the League Municipalities, which fa- and appointed committee comprising the tv Highwav Engineer and city e gineers of Webster Groves, itv. Kirkwood and Maplewood report pian. Several months mittee reported and engineers’ Committee Early in 1924 issue took of County a bond vored issue A Coun- n- LUniver- sity C to Aa ago the pe titions for COT - re | special election were circulated cently interested formed St. Louis Permanent Road ind Bridge Association support the bond issue, Mayor Jensen those the County nD with as chairman and other county lead- and tried to make a scapegoat o emment in the event of war. him by a campaign of | , hil] hecame law and the law which. in mv belief. was as unjust PU into orneration it would and unfair as that made ects a nt to the suspension of the Drevfud : 8: ” 440088 a he ' : — . gp Ricotta 6 . rengine tam had already saved re not onl, gna the e\ e ét France once from war. He showed but of the is minent danger the clearest possible comprehension rand the dec sion that the = = plans, and detected at once Pr of war Pag = aiietiid ‘av their anti-German points. He the aaa ae , ey i watched the interests of France this letter that T intended to os pie per tern and with a happy fer- Paris for three weeke in Jan tansty of ideas No, his crime was 1914) ana sila ns a ws i not pro-Germanism but responsive- Ministes ® 7 - ia rec Fa weer to the clea r need of the time the interim \I acter ire was nha, ws hergged of (‘aillaux’s will one ns of oho pane day. I am firmly convinced, he re- bi, Hie influe na wae not membered as his virtue. My own MY thie hus ifn Ta ens Sal feeling is that Caillaux completely, a | me iat on rere thet Be A demonstrated his innocence by his the Presiden: was willing to attitude during his imprisonment, me and ont to Paris The > (ccd the proceedings before the ™-Hungarian ili tn alts ‘. senate, and since. His firm and haa aa igen GO manly endurance illuminates and tr he received , v M Rol — the trresistible strength of Land haa open aa : 4 x ra his actual case The tone of his erentlemen f ne Wie awd _book, “Mes Prisons,” is astonish- m4 ta’ make or saere poet ingly objective It ie the tone of PY way to pet = r tub feed mo — se man whom all the of +) a | - hardships of fate have failed to af Penublic was throuch | break, — I hegced them iCopyrighted., me ey Newspaper Syn — . . — any trouble on icate lad my invitation jn | — pocket already | Tragic Error Over New Moncey. Received Ly Poincare | By te mre Preas 2° "4 . “aN aN A, pri) -2-.—~The new the evening the President re- |} Austrian shilling currency, in which reckonings already are be- me in the F:lveee Passing | wh six halls and throash the ing made. although it exists in Of Reveral secretaries J mame only, is causing many errors, ally reached hie etudy ' do | sometimes with tragic results. Thus know With what kind of for. @ Styrian farmer, Stefan Schriebel, the President of the Init. yesterday hanged himself upon Mee Teceived his visitors In learning that the 200 shillings for M®@ House. That ic an op-|Wwhich he had sold his farm was _/ Which was not accorded not the equivalent of 200,000,000 | but I do know that the crowns but only 2,000,000. ‘quiring occasional iment ‘considered, Stoecker said, but a cer- | ers being active In preparing its plan neers’ Committee bore in mind the fact that the State was going to refund $908,000 spent by the coun- ty on four State highways, by build- ing county roads to this value, thus making the potential fund $5.908,- the Engi- 000 First, the committee put down improvement of main roads, such as Clayton and North and South Then it concluded that 259 to 200 miles of high-type road could be built at an average cogt of $29.- 000 a mile. and added other high- wavs to make a tota] of 300 miles, Fatimated Cost of Construction. William Stoecker, City Engineer of Webster Groves and chairman of the committee, said it was fig- ured that concrete roads would cost about $30,000 a mile, and bitum!i- nous-macadam roads, on the hases. would cost $15,000 to $18,000 a mile, so that the greater mileage would have to be of bituminous- macadam. which engineers consider “naved road” and which presents a well-wearing surface. -e- surface treat- Possible use of asphalt was amoot h, Re- T cross-country, connecting highways. lines were impicved under the old $3,000,000 bond issue. tain widely used patented material was preferred The committee did not estimate the cost of gefinite streiches of roag nor definitly plan the materials to be used, believing that the County (‘ourt and Highway Engineer would have to determin: these things when work begar The object of the committee In designating re s was to present 1 tentative pian showing what might be accomplished if the money was made available This plan has heel made thie basis of the campaign of the Permanent Load and Brida. Association, which is circulating n ips of Persons familiar with county ‘fraffie conditions and road needs believe the plan is we prepared from the standpoint of service. It covers all sections and provides for the farmer, the suborbanite and. the overflow of traffic from the city, which cannot be Kept out and | | obviousl must be accommodated | for the safetv and convenience of all lan-Shaped Group. The county highway system has eprungz up as a fan-shaped group of roads extending from the city, without adequate §cross-connec- tions. Lemay Ferry, Gravois, Man- chester and St. Charles are the four concreted State highways which form the nucleus, plus Olive Street road, paved part of the way out and three county roads at the north end Improvement of these roads and a group of shorter thor- oughfares. totaling 101 miles, con- stituted the accomplishment under the $3.000.000 road hond issue yoted nine vearese aro Chief additional arteries spread- ing out from the hub, as now planned, are Telegraph road the- _ —. -4 _ Suggested Plan for County Road Improvement — a ee ee ear 4a yw ~ r O c S - ‘ Jase + LA - t “« “4 Pa A + e SS 4 2 P rr — gree . e ® = ad P) a Pd ‘id > ? 6 ws a E> iS ~ s 2 ey ~"',* *e, ‘4 aX Oo +. Al a z > . . % + +> % © ; we . S$ a . % . 2 . e e . lee, OS e 4” ‘S ¢. ¢ t : ; 5 * © . é e . *s z oy i ee hr oe ¢ r *e, | enn te a F 4Ga Aw ay z “wa SL eeee eee we . — ¢ es FS a | it PLiswe Dae ‘ HN J ae FH ST.LOUIS 2 / % CLAYTOM a H EAST ST. LOUIS CHESTER et ee eeeusesss : ‘G ‘\ @ VALLEY PARK ack + ¢ ar yond Jefferson Barracks) Latlede Station ana Tesson kerry roads (Webster Groves southward), Big Field, sridge- louis Kirkwood. Sunset Lambert-St ron, Stratmann, Hill, Mehlville and Jefferson Bar- racks Krom Pattonville, on St Charles road, to Mehlville. on le-' may Ferry road, this belt is to be built by the State with the $908,000 due the county, connect ne the four State highways. This will include the full length of Denny road The third would connect the | of Natural Bridge run and present i Junction (Charles (*oeur be- Lake the and connect Manchester k and Fenton This especially beneficial tv Lake district, be- Charles and Olive Street now lacking good highways The fourth would serve the west- ern extremity of the county, con- necting the Missouri River end of Olive Street Monarch, Grover (;lencoe and St roads, tween jitt Valle, Creve le lake Pat would ie (*oeur tween St. roads. road, (Via PBatherton road), ' Crescent and the Antire road. This would involve construction of a new highway bridge across the at Glencoe, givinzg this vacation land River to Meramec better access Street Improvements. Various other connecting links are planned, as shown by the map Virtually a fifth belt route would be made by construction of Penn- |} svivania avenue and other streets in the suburbs. In fact. all the county municipalities would receive street improvements from the county under .the plan, including the following: University City——-Pennsylvania, Sutter. Hanlev. Delmar and For- sythe. (“lavton Clavton. North Haniey, and La- Pennsylvania, and South ' adue |Bend and Antire roads (through the chief stiburban area, Valley | Park and the Meramec River vale; lev’ to Pacific) Lockwood avenue, | Webster Groves; Adams avenue Kirkwood, and the now extremely | rugged Sugar Creek road, with eonnections, to Valley Park (part } ' old guson, south through Clayton, tra- | s* of the “Ozark Trail’), Clayton road (to its western termination), Olive Street road ‘to the Missouri Riv- er), Natural Bridge road _ (full length), and Columbia Bottom | road Four Belt Highways Planned. connecting are planned half, five, the cits these would near ber- highways, arteries Four belt the outbound to be roughly 19 and 17 miles limits. The first start at Riverview Chain of Rocks, run and a hevond of one drive, west to versing Spring, North and South and other roads, through the east ern part of Webster Groves and along Laclede Station road, with ceveral connections to” Lema) Ferry and Telegraph roads The second ould connect Co- lumbia Bottom road, Florissant, Heichts— Pennsylva- and Hanley Hanley and Richmond nia, (lavton Brentwood end South Maplewood Webster Lockwood and Lockwood and Shady) North Laclede Station. Big (,;ore (;roves- (hetween (Jlendale and Oakland—Big liend, Lockwood, Berry. Kirkwood—Big Bend and Aéd- ams Valley Park—Daugherty Ferry and Meramec Station. Ferguson—Chambers and Car- Son “lorissant Connections from Mlorissant road to Parker and Pat- terson roads. ' Major Road Connections major major the St. at The .proposed plan gives connections with the echeme of (“oOmmission make connec- road thoroughfare Louis Citv Plan points and falls to tions at four points No new ads are contemplated, excapt @ mile-and-a-half stretch aS ab e€X- tension ‘of Clayton road. There will be no Federal or State aid to augment the bond funds The $2.000.000 bond issue of 1916 was augmented by about $990.000 in Federal! aid and $34,.9000 in State aid. and in addition there the expected refund of $208,000 from is Rend, , 16 | the State. The old bond issue was | tied up for several years by litiga- | tion, during which time prices of |/materials rose. This was the first issue of bonds ever floated by the county. Already $368,000 worth of them have been retired, leaving $2.632.000 outstanding, and there is $697.396 in the sinking fund against this obligation. These bonds are to be retired between 1926 and 1936 County Highway Engineer Ja- blonsky will be in charge of the technical work of improvement if the new bond issue carries, the ,.County Court, which directs him, being composed of three non-tech- nical men. Jablonsky is a graduate of Washington University and member of the American Society 9f Civil Engineers Hie feels cer- tain that the plan is proposed can be carried out, generally speaking, and able tvpes on particular residents laterial] objec roads ra ise Pre agree rnianent tion, fer Roads to a nad declares anna of pav tions and nr it would he inadvis- unce in advance what are to used because of the ement be roada. along those dealers might Attitude of Judges. siding . sociate Judges of the County Court ment, Roast pledgin Judge addressed tf l and eo-operate Advisory Smiley l’reiss and have signed and As fobring Aan Per Associa themselves ft o the fridge L* CoO). Good which Oo with the (“ommittee was appointed under auspices of the association The agreement does »not bind the Court to follow recom- mendations of the committee, ut association officers believe the (*ourt Vice of Frank JJ. Henrv Frede Dr. S (‘hris Judge patch reporter today that he bound bv the proposed pian, not feeling heen follow advice othe, Jud the follow , Advisory Judge guided Advisory C he hound follow low a the wil] Members (“ommittee ASS20OC) Schul H Will rick J von Saornie omitted tne re) citizens ce pian the re as fa TT hy the the Ju are Roe Sin! nore Preies said take the committee's ad of the (*hairm Dan Warren Fred G Zeibig, Semple, Jacob Studt, loseph Pondrom and Advisor Vv in Jensen Sheerin, Fivnn, ation hm (* 7. (Gruben Post would ley told a he had would roads said he Committee's that of any important tie Advisory than would fol- general and would of the he ifn commendations (Committee fobring he possibie but would would try would he the not r as hv rmittee., i? and tn proposed plan dges agreed that Dis- the | possible mileage and types of pave- | ment would have to be worked out Smiles is a I outvored by Republicans The improving to city that heref ithe latest ‘figures city, isaue tf oniyv were: 122,068. automobile is often who are emocrat and the others. can hardly be raised county roads is of riders since regietration County, 275.816, and The plan proposed joy ’ , Ry _- ' Schoo! exercises and speeches were deliv- ‘tardly , HIS map, copied after the one used in the campaign of the St. Louis Couniy Permanent Road and Bridge Association, shows the tentative proposal’for roads to be improved under the $5,000,000 bond issue to be voted on in the county next Tuesday. The scheme, which is subject to the action of the County Court, is to provide additicnal mzin arteries and to make up for the lack of good The roads shown in so.id lines are those pronosea for improvement, Some details were cmitted from this map to avoid blurring in reprod while those shown in dotted uction. — would open much country of great scenic interest for motorists. Organized Opposition to the Bond Issue. There a definite sentiment of opposition to the bond issue among individual voters. Because is Sore a two-thirds vote is necessary for: and a comparatively light turnout of voters is expected, pro- ponents of the issue realize that in- tensive work is required to arouse interest of those favoring the issue. One definite organization fight- ing the bonds has been formed, the Committee of the Bond Issue, com- chieflv residents of Rich- mond Heights and vicinity. Its chief argument is that the has been suggested as a step to op- pose possible merger of the county and city. which a Board of Free- holders is to consider soon. In a pamphlet addressed to vot- ers this committee declares: “Above every other reason why SUCCESS Executive ( Ipposed prising a vou should oppose the bond issue, | is the fact that the chief and princl- | for- | pal purpose of its being put ward at this time isto hinder, delay | and ultimately block the merger of the city of St. Louis with the coun- tv, in other words, to make annexa- tion next to impossible. The back- of this bond issue, each and every one of whom, if not positive- and unalterably opposed to th» merger annexation of St. Laoula County and the city. at least shows unfriendly attitude toward ers ’ ‘ iY or a very ‘annexation, coming forward at this time with bond isasue calculated to place an unsurmountable barrier the path of annexation: a daa- and tricky scheme, hidden if) under the name of a bond issue, to | defeat the will of the people, so gverwhelmingly expressed at the polls last November and on several other previous occasions as well on the merger and annexation plan. “Practically without exception, every citizen, taxpayer and voter who favors real annexation has been found to be bitterly opposed this bond issue. for each and every one them realizes that every single benefit promised under ‘his bond tssue can he accomplished quicker, better and at one-fifth or one-tenth of the cost by the realiza- tion of that g?reat forward-looking scheme, that great dream of ali true lovers of St. Louis County. that plan which will make a great. St. Louis, a greater St. Loule County and a greater Miseourt, which will give you all the benefits ef citizenship in a large city; better reads, better achoolsa, lower water. light. gas and insurance rates, and lower your taxes besides.” to of y ‘ : a ee ee Anniversary of Vera Croz Landing. | the Associated Press. ) VERA CRUZ April 22.—The: eleventh anniversary of the landing ef American marines here on April “1. 1914. was observed yesterday with a manifestation of mourning.) children took part in 9 ered by civic representatives, Citizens | issue. 2 . a — ee ee “ a ST. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 22.1925... wont ae FRENCH CHAMBER VOTES CONFIDENG IN NEW CABINET Decision Comes After Nine Hours of Bitter Debate _ Centering About Cail- _ jaux, Finance Minister. ENEMIES CALL HIM _ ‘TRAITOR,’ ‘DESERTER’ “You Can Paw the Ground, but You Are Undesira- | ble,” Says One Deputy— | Painleve Defends Him. SS By ARNO DOSCH FLEUROT. Copyright, 1925, by the Preas and Pul'tzer . Publishing Coa (New York World and Poet-Dispatch.) PARIS, April 22—Caillaux has his vote of confidence from the Chamber of Deputies. Last mid- night, after a nine-hour dehate that turned almost exclusively around Caillaux, the new Painlevoe Government was given a majority of 84. The vote was 394 to 218. From 3:00 o'clock in the after- noon until midnight the new Gov- ernment was under fire, Calllaux sitting through the constant in- sult poured on hin from tribune and benches. When finally he made a brief declaration on finan- cial policy, after having been called ‘“‘defeatest,” ‘“‘traitor’’ and “associate of thieves,” the only evi- dence of the strain on his patience was the red flush over his bald” | head. | Painleve Calmed Caillaux. Painleve sat in the ministrial ‘bench between Caillaux and Br'i- | and, symbolic of the united force in the Cabinet, Repeatedly during ‘the day when the insults heaped _—-——— ion Caillaux went beyond all or- | dinary parliamentary bounds, | Caillaux squirmed, but Pain- leve’s restraining hand lay IHghtly on his arm. The opposition, or- ganized to insult, chose to use vyi- tuperation rather than logic, and eo before the ordeal was over the sympathy of the Chamber wes with Calillaux. The vindictive sallies began as soon as Caillaux’s conspicuously bald pate appeared in the corridor following the abundantly thatched heads of Painleve and Briand. “De- serter,” “fraitor,” “defeatist” and similar epithets sounded from the right yer = while the left and center cheeted. Charles Bertrand opened the as- sault by declaring the presence of Caillaux in the ministry Was a challenge to the war dead. Pierre oo I ' Taittinger followed, calling Cail- laux a defeatist and shouting at him: ‘During the war you were con- stantiy surrounded by spies and traitors. We don't want a Min- ister of Finance who will have around him doubtful characters.” ' Taittinger’s violence called for the response which Painleve gave when he declared Caillaux was France's ablest financial expert. ‘“Calllaux wanted us to make a big interrial loan right after the battle of the Marne,” the Premier declared, “and if we had done #0 we would not today be in our pres- ent financial embarrassment.” Accuses Caftlaux of Treason. Blaisot, who then took up the torrent of abuse, charged Cal!laux 'with treason on account of his fa- mous Italian vovage during the war. This time Briand took a hand in the defense of Calllaux, saving that “the charges against Calllaux which were submitted to him at the time did not “hold water.” Calllaux, impatient under long ordeal, became nervous and shrugged his shoulders at each new charge, Pointing down at him, Biaisot shouted: “Monsieur Call- laux, you can swagger and paw the ground, but you are none the less undesirable in the interests of the country.” Finally Deputy Landry asked if the new government repudiated in. flation. arbitrary consolidation of debt. and a capital levy. Calllaux replied. during one of the few mo- ments of comparative allence in the session, saving the Minitatry of Finance was in a state of disorder. He referred to confusion in ac- counts and abuse of special ac- counts.* | “T have no Intention of asking the Rank of France for more ad- | vances,” he said “T have no tn- tention of consolidating the debts in a way which practically would mean bankruptcy. I want to see (the présent budget voted as soon as possible, and by June I wil! pre- sent next year’s.” Briand was asked to explain his foreign policy. Jean Fabry wanted to know whether he favored se- ‘curity treaties with Germany. the —— ‘whereat Herriot intervened to say that Fabry was mistaken in think- ing that France was ready to enter into agreements with Germany without guarantees. Briand then declared: “Germany is making a play. She is trying to make the beat out of the negotiations. France its not hoodwinked. The only certainty of peace will ba when Germany fe ts the League of Nations, which will settie the questions of security and peace.” LE AL OLE na”

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~ LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, WEDNESDAY ed _>_->—- ~_ —— a a ——— =~ - ——_ —— ——ae = — — — me 20 — ee - - - — — a ST. es me EVENING, APRIL 2°. 1995, ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATrH MRS. WILLEBRANDT IS which would be brought about by WRONG. | the full and un oe ee 1S OF WORK DINE Pounded by JOSEPH PULITZER Mrs. Mabel w Me. MaDe | aiker Wii . | hy . ; Dec. 12. 1°75 ae Fl ; we “ilebrandt, Assistan: Attor.| °=™pered development of the rivers. meen ? uerai « th * 2 @e. ee Published hy the Butiveer — veer 4 : the fT Hited States. In charge of pro- Here is an objective worthy of the effarts of tho ; , . “-“i0R enforcemen?: ia 4 wal , ; : se Company, Twelfth Bouwlerc ‘ost-Disnarc} ment, said im an interview in the| “th the vision to discern its benefits. It is a na and Olt ef Sifrceer : _ 7 ad ce Q OD Mon lay th; on r hs} ‘7 ‘* tio a! ns rirw ; ae 7 THY POST-DISPATOH PLAT. dge its e*quaiity with other laws “ ‘argely to domestic commerce there is no ¢f ; . ’ M . rre: ’ wae ~-* . tem iver | ; \ \ I know that my retirement wil! ; “Swen But when Mrs. Wilje. S¥stem developed to handle all the traffic whi a a , make no difference in its cardinal mar goes og to say 1 hat “the American t bin perts can produce — a on | e | i Principles, thar it will alwe ) ao ee | J me 7 ys fight , n to Trea e the AN ’. r iA Ss . 4 t o% . » . ; ? ‘ i j iption, alwar. ‘ — H@V are bezin NO! ! = % den Suhe oe P ieees tins oh: : gin ONE BUT MILLER MEN NEED apply e ¥@ dent, Speaks Before St. + ome Semagngues of all pertics ‘iolation of this law means Th gE : , , é' . . . . : > ili@ ali: . ] YS mn cc? e} rifin on . , ™ . . sever belong 'O any party, always seLhera: breakdown In iaW oWservan-A “4 miGSt SIfNTicant utterance Of Mayor Miller ; ; * ‘ Louls. Alumni. . oppose privilege 4 alae bch nublic ) : Le Bd m Ail -- 4 Ong the His Inaugurea Spee tn and the ane ' i - Te ome eee ‘ iD ‘ s _ — ‘> ‘viica®t mm f t an ; ; = 2 “f ad Whica naturally plunderers, newer lack sympathy sentiment st in ' ease im public) received gre 3 applause from +} yes - - . . == > _ irri g ap i Be ’ yWMrac ~~ D ane ; cilia sl - ‘ a4 as — a ihere [ . . at always be drastically independent: and its enforcement a« Usis nt Temancdea , as . . *. es & iS Mv int Tio | ; ~ a be afrai!l t aliack wro.)-. Mrs. Willebrand: pres te : manded—whep to seek them from et lS Y intention pight by Dr. Josiah H. Penn. /| &f ; whether by predato lut - ~ _ we E2at sme is, in our Fey — “0 supported me in M ~ 5 ; a mr . ’ ‘a . i] ‘) ee Ty) ¥ Tis) * ’ on ° . 366 | I eee 7 RCocTacy oF erly mistaler | %y political tight. UE Supever: f canner ti. president mh university in| 5. 4" H JOSEPH PULITZER T meneanalare teenaworet | : men and women among those supporter a address before &. Louis alumni! eo et TZ — , su >“eradcie why thic la: wr my ' is ) : j 4 4S ‘ - 445 i428 cannot Casure up to ualificartic | a April 10. 1907. Mmand the «an — 7 a ah ‘ the qualifica ions my platforn the University Club. Dr. Pen-/ Av piece 1D OUT personal and - Stated they must h;: aati enscience as do the law bigot : Huse Dave, then of necessity [ shal] ets of he ee a ee eee , as | ‘e JAWS against whose violation ‘OOK elsewhere he ' “sé INS? rer ™ , . : — -~ ; fund of $45.000.000 LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE ae Te0el—Jaws Which the overwheimin,e| Frem anyone else ex- ; 4 oy S0mn . rity of us would not thin} ‘ a ee ‘ ‘se except the saintly Vicrar who j gee aaivereky wil celebrate | Sar ee . - . “a 4 4 , uiDK eB) | | Me rine or . expe ; t, —-* . . 2 i iS : 7 ; The mame and address of the author they were not on +h , ating even if pected to make a new heaven and a new earth -s ' 0th anniversary. son Must arrompany erery - . ~ ~~ OB the statutes There are ex “eljent %'d St. Louis thi. , t Abies —— Ss Oy : niversity st mot ; pany every contr ution, but people. as we ail kno , ae sOWlS. THIS would be taken as an emphat: “The 7 re started a8 a pio. ‘ ‘ on request u ZZ mot he pu hlished y of. =. ; ij now. whoo honest 5 believe it ie affi: Nation f thea nolitien? _ +h — ipoatls ' ” Dr. Penniman said. “and hag 230 ey; f . — IPOorally wron *, ieieai- . , , = 7 > Vitae ié Rat “to th ies ; fers not exceeding 200 words will receive a4 V6 tO drink an aleoholic beverage of any belong the spoils” and a , ued as such down the cen.| ©°% » > , . - ss - sic ~ ij 4 b 4 Ra PViITICca illiat hine But. of course from aly “firsts.” to which not a retu : ~ sa id I actioc + et . . — ‘ “= os : apric? ate her he . ©. 2 ; : MT 5 em aa Archbishop \7 On| an P ae 6 & Minority . @& 4 &ritv The fart ei Outside ? their _ ; . ¢ wes 7 wii uave to d First medical school in Amer- adel; ; air. ace, S@V regurdine °) ' @&@ great mar . a ~~ ree ~* SSSO'r Tangs to find the by mi -) and : . ‘ ai as + h 7 ’ a ’ . at ?' ai? I 24 = 3 2 > ™ — = =as . 4s ‘ est na . - 2 ; : ‘as iaj)or I ° ter?; ‘ Ti ‘sae th - | ~+ } h rvad ‘mprevement in St. Louis in Pinior iO mot believe thers » 7 Hs ita ue Work of the cit: ; ‘First “eugene: in the United — a taxpayer and proper: wis mae’ §8 @DytQing wrong in ith any other Via. or instruction in As ver and property . own. ee Piha: agg rong in h any other Mavor of cane chemis- | ‘We . > . ; a? ' » pe . use ' I Wines ; lice ~ . : m : . Vulrse uw 1O oF y ‘rir ' Mrs : the eounty ; would a acl) \ votre 2 ‘he - - Th iD » ana 7o'@ %4 Ts an ; r? 3.fteq be \ >| Diank piedze of - 6 . at ten 7 od Wis. | $5,000,000 highw: ; a ‘SSeS me law lays d ) Pinas — *, Cfficiency an Pconen Firet to fight tub »V li way impn ve mens = a ae 7 : y oa J —Prevrided 7 can be i 60 oon an whi h immemoria! custom denie am ; ~ Cipai gn, rd en and of the hest naive scientific research. Siater r : i _ \ pe | r ‘ f : . “> Ss : ' Mrs , ? — — = a‘ U } Lue we rk V , 710 that some practical road bu eng og S Willebrand:. unintentionally, has put her! found ob Meet acm rk. wherever they may be | ‘First to confer the degree of ane he 2 : i fin « - . hac Ua } ? ‘ i “ ‘ i } ~ | C. Travilla or John he be ‘inger on the fatal weakness of a ere tae Republican Party. It will be of Public Hygiene. are vis > . ~ — . —— r i} ) ls Int r tT} ? ” > . ' — - adsolute charge of the program, as a She acknowledges it ha . . i ee Oe ‘ | itnhert, cy on ’ ™ - - ws t 4 44d very pee ~ . ~~ ter of » ‘25 0007, new ae : pr TeSsec + ye eve “gee See ‘ > rd 4 ; ew courthouse ind ve it presently will. We thin} : Pioneering Spirit. M . ‘ i : . ’ Ps thin eae " offat - . " lz , ic x ‘ ; 7 seer .t - a eieeetiiieiee ‘ Le Clayton. It looks very much a a lee ut is a bope rather than a belted flee on in , ++ i. “The pioneering spirit has tin Col ; courthouse ee a. | © falce ie JLO80ph\ ROADS AND cou . . con- Be, ee Sh S PrOpL- : OURTHOUSE BONDS down to the present time| Place t ‘ : ; _ ‘ i. \ ak "7 > . - ” h - = * *% . Ee thr ee , Se For Mrs. Willebrandt. persamalie . ; ) A county resident ysine am animating force of the uni ~~. ffalo - ough under the sha ; ‘ 4“ o ; i [Of ally and crt f3 . v a as “ 13 & the SigDature 2 a . - 4 fund propo ’ ~as Ss! ow ne i " hale country enters mA ptt aiClG iy’ ne ina latter sia ae ~ : 4i |axXpaver ; . y. J . now the M M. , M sition ith thea ow Pe rgnn =aeSstaigs (28 f) est Te _ ~~ at 82425 Dage favors tha - — : is Certainty r a With e pra i] aders dowhr! ' S2est regard GEPi teens @ is vas 6'0! 2€ coOwuatyr road bond ; looking forward to the celebra- day. aty that some plan wi!l be 1 ; a _ weSS remember the story 1} eh ue, Provided I cam be made tn ca. of th p ind © Story the Posr-r mace to see that thic ~ @ ‘wo-hundred : 5 for CONSOl dating the ty “4 Patcn printed hour he : rOst- D1; Wil? be ho by —— - money } . th anni- Miss j . Rid GY! 7 mum? ’ as 4 2 ud wer on Apri! 5 It - ad a4 nest!v and eft; ” ’ exn a . : of her founding tain } the near future, it wouid «cen ine Personal fonrece yy 7 mes 82 ePIC! dition of support _ os —- His con t for the celebratj amo ° , . . aie : sits . schi 4 -e™“, . rirfin : ows “- A at . Vv Or ~ * ‘ " . : { be menta] folly ro bulld | | Par i iT ”* 4 . 1iCe, determination £a 8 . se t bah " ~ = lared by tho: Owing la l on are on friends t » 4 ‘ .8O9 court Ot A wWaprri, i a rie Is « ‘thor ’ "= Go te : house at Clayton oo arrior in the finest sense “eam ands of others, should be «aticfiea i... J rgely, however, to / Or of M! f : —— = ‘ne peanu poliri- a. ot, 1 , a . , WDo0 has won sii e = AsO OY the anne Dce. Great increase ine - Me cians who Infesr the nro . ;: ame wy eet. ren is ‘“? ch " —- t " ; leT ‘ Be ("or nrr ‘ = “— es = “- yea th osts @uring : Orese >: ourt aad ee ee li no he hess east. 4 i@dzineg Scale? ¢ ma ra, louse probab _ think the - ibat Damned Wan an a? » ; ‘ eaten erate with the « : ve . ? ©il CO-Op- enviad! (ae Maintenance of harl Pa; a‘ bond tesue propose : ; ; | ; i, a. at ; . . i nih a i." , = a’ - & e yy ~ aw ° - > a — 4 Fortunately the rood roace yrs : , zn S = seve. oped Uv thls whole Z A d fi. epee tee Ww as app ntea “= } ina ‘ *? funds has ~~. : and the Courthouse sche, a roOSary ang unfort inate prohibition ; ~ | the 2uspices of the St. Low ( nD Se ee 1940 pane ’ Mr. and : ‘ , ‘ e -@ separa ~ | ‘ o> Se , Memorial, to Gilbe When ANMNe@XATtion con ex we " ° - ., , . ° . : > >O0O!1D) len ‘ Dl ir amen: : ‘ As. Ga - ~ Be: lier pe nt ~ =} oe 4 . ; x ns | | is ‘ ’ cOmplete the + rt T > | . ‘ iis a a Ps anc a Sten, hw aad ~« Pes ‘> . ~— . . . 4404 ap- _ . ° 345 900 °00 Mrs. ; i well afford to S7SUTMe the i bond f Wirth k crn ) “—se 6 SOUCOCNCS He asks why nan 2 @ec6 5 - Objective i , The imme- Goan , 9 honest !+ e : as ~ itd Ber reat ™ in , *-. - —— 2 4 my SVeuG woop . a 2 n ‘ Can er hk ‘ s Rinetttinintiecen ; > | xpen ed Ju - ; Se a iid — ? J - , com VQ sease, uer bac izround of eu“ ai id isé ing a an -_ wee ee ee Moet Pressing need care of Mrs. Th a $700,000 Court etal _ : eh = . ‘2iDing and Dow! Ions Ie - row 7" He . a . i _~ are APS? ance . — —— b s. represent. of Atlan — with $4 : ise in ® subdburhe } Su ecgze, ber extraordinan exner 2 process for a Possible mereine -e +r THE R um “emeeqpesgaum ae: y the sum of $12 600,000. th : a O00 Daa court her . *Dce and ha a At . 4+eeG. Aper°r! an f P — we ee SOs b- T*e , ana EMBLANCE TO Pp oa . spend Ww ie. Se Dil! henk & Sn ant sincerity we are unable to com..." P@Ft of the county. Voter buld ————_—— AUL R VER “sriculture,” Business| Mr aa Me . “' nu.OoOWwn ” »>reden: lw sh , ’ bea _ © mm rR, - ; ee Sil ui. c* Sider a v 2 a. a s28@ can delude h- 1 te. “iS question. It mizghe | " a ernment are TAXPAYER that n ~~ S0P80IT into think “Neat De wise to wait for the « — A. m depend. | nett, SAP ATER ve) MeO and women will ever shrink ~ ao) thement of the annexatice “ 1. -—— — : 4 Don tT Discoura ce ‘ ur Protect eae iOD fy om so™Me?r b D g the, (a — or ‘ on 18 does nor c —— ne : a : . ; ) inz ? u¢é { = ee - — = : . :, ’ % tes, y be — of Universities, nett befors To the Editor of the Post Op vee Yet that is the den ; i. "7 . © Wrong | a the e ~~ ©S¥PenGiture of the money ff J U S F A M . Wy Wri pa Z cated oo broadly ruary . eck — 9 4©2240DC prohibition w.2 —_ 4 ‘CDt o Donner try S I N i tten fF - a “ men The; reason fo hi _ - : ~7 > * aa i j Vi } ike no "te . a4.uetal . st ’" ; -4 [er rt o Post-Di : - eir een te TSR” TF desire weet that demand. to give to that | a1: PORuetei dhe eels aaa i c , y CLARK MeABAnG } oy Seno ter. Once the fact are], MF: and ' ' a. a “O (Qal law the maieery aise =o ° DODd pro itie > 4 Opy?:gh 925 : é ! . | ar : 7 L. > “ 7 -. : 7 , a4 widjJe@sty c . > 4 DOs i - => ae - 4 &. 1925 | 7 7 . remark that the Poli¢e is na: and Gignityvy and righteousness “ee ~ for roads and $T15. 000 ¢ 2s, 3s. xi — - ) if ‘ OM petition tn have spent ner : 4 hn ea io « ae af t) jer laws “we —" - iiw, tur courthan - : — ~ —_— if lg such all & pesr He Ciatimsae the \ . . iijier renounce ovr «a ln . + . . ." lst separate - ot aN + ise and Jal are i" thar fo be really 4 tour or t! run with oo so ; : er. 4 | iJ . nn? OSsOoDhy af lie - 4 on je ha ior The -_ _ ma Suc- Crimuimals. May I ack ¢ he must become can . 7, ow SP OS aes ee S00d roads cause need DADDY. IS THIS SPRING? Th a. — a must be more than} °° =. , sii : : s ' Vinn® cantine ‘ ert ac LO Suffer ¢- . i ~ ~ Ss D4 ” t. / : » Sy Well informed why he doex “yor ay f SA peony lypocrites un ‘rom the possible un populari: ae ate id D emate: sect ic 2 | LITTLE JOHNNIE SOG tninniini Ss column is designed to Man. He must be some apartment the authorities ot : ce ne ~ : Y ei every ther sensible Derson a Q iTrthouse pr Position Ws i ’ “m™ tde a ieee ws : @ = 1@ Willow Detail ; - e - WONDERS. wtthout Dias the lates “AL ef 4 S'atesman phil. tel r lecativn since he! know a ‘ amen ; eto and have LO wee been ested tw ic breah “ a . “uO Se€D , 6 the windows ill an 4 " ne I wonder if R — From the New York World ‘s Knowledge. the Chase ; . Tr ‘ - *™ wa ~~ ii - —— “a 4s ‘ . eT arion ~ 2 . ' mw _ - ins . . a . > " ’ nF Dave been on in ne be Lacking that inspirat; ra ‘| aloud the Ne pep cc 2 relays, read nd Mummie smiled and smile an City Ete ice a Wells ever rode ths OMMUNIST agent Penn ey the attitude! cual ju; fireerse ar a!) > ss - Cd rf o kk « 7 - a a iV toe ed lor eme ‘ - ad . a. Testamenr san) 7¢ ‘and in the troubled ' , ‘ng. The st + of| lat . ‘ ot : . —. _ —_—s . ~~ oe ' sa 5 res » : * ’ —— — = "See — > o : aatins -_ . , 7 Pie Is as rood as any im thie ~~? . iruct f ties 208 Ki esp! oOnazge. [Orce and the tn “—~@ (' read _ —a ae | hn es ry _ ae f hts} ead t? at he S not bulgaria. There has never ne is in its J.8. Ro Sages weet M “F@ction of our ce wes Bir ag _ TSF ASSMACHER “Fes snes a Packard ‘ _— = - sass c is en: e sebae - ; = ; are to tH 4 rt» ia. . er YN 3 =r a = > ‘ . ’ ° . ront ~~ % Prevocation 4 trve Ss . > As de’ the on sen hatin * eeee' .CrTand = THE INDOLENT BUSY RE eine , iq 2 - = il phon ale hes ra . 2 e! t 2 Dl@ce ~¢ Six o ho ; P from confusion as jamin Frankli ‘ @lcoo mee rath - .M : Kot 12 bes 457 7 44PQCeVS the la v legsnes wh One b E. = 3 nhto the 9UNtTr south os Si Y@en work ne the nea a ‘ Ss1¢@ Nas "owever far confusion was from al ee *! an ahs Lr ‘bibor be M - ee as Di« D Co D1 De —_ — ' 7 en ss we ba i 4 West vn# , ; . ar FY) . _ ; a ' 2 Shuns Peed |] bs ee ‘ON Bas evoked i. UP Sclentists ar ’ = ice V@ar—+h = ’ ‘Gen ut news—w tery news is cor. ! deep!y Geplore | “y 2 a —£ ‘VOPState +h : ec, ry Willebran dr CO0es por POStOrs and r ns — =sv rounding Up the im ad ag ee ’ eceipts this L328 ime ’ : i — wi en a bu act q tu te pas h Cannnevar ttle mer We shoulda fn Ns s ‘ a! N@ case when she sav« thes “is o = ] ’ avVic t ni? ; =* -s = Moola a} ‘ P . im- ‘= Uation In B 1] : a ¥ ws Kk . —— « YUis " _— = a Vanced 's ~ S A .* ios ~~ sh - —_ » RE — Ost- Dis patch —_ eS 88Me vollevs of abe , *2 Ress She has “G2 SUOSCription o-~ eve a Ib °* ) irew that Gove with fe Neighbor : te -« oh Bele signed their Warnings today “engi ' + 420USe@ gree a -20-getter in — > veeR ag eti0 - lb. $2 90 rested s , rnment EF Trai! efard to the Ovark a) But what the. redicted } ~ same. She bas been held u- ° ° . a * Scat in June, 1933, butchered “Th wee. & eviden: , a‘ready. in part. com wd Ras; 48 example by reproyin, pepsi db, Si; ' ba ‘utchered Stambolisky’ - ue : Neizh bor . " ; a) a thar . Vile Io Pass. and . heir ent : >’ - eer 4 Parents ta 4 the sees “i I o vou r@a lize how man - Dears 5s ee rm isky s f ate ag . : — . ane hes & | oy : ‘ .- i re ; ers Sat he . ; -— ~L.4 . ‘ m . Yr 7% ' : erm % Pee = +B thought bes ~. . mVestigated ang |? OPRCCY. in which Mrs Willebrand? ‘% S Uiat bave toddled a Ong this ter ~{ there are for intaxicated > amon ae dares 1% mpted to establish in « Te ‘es _— Fen Oa? Nai dint ‘2 BP | - sy . I ~~ }. the American De : ‘ ‘ iua _e? Su oe: tted Si - truth aho ¢ the b a ci ; al. and the Boiled ‘> VA ibs 4 - . In A few cities and ’ for ts : ©Tratica in the Dest eee .. 2i] wron —— ~- opie \ Ion tr. 94 j : . S 4s usy f me. 4 - mp “44338 oursix ‘ atts bf Percival, 4 Shrewsbury ha. a oo will agree ¢ ~ : " Sont believe the peonie| innuen amd lifte.s “- a8 they impart with Siy Ful l ib. 20 PORE gee, Pessib! umde of the cities whick 3& ta > nine on Meaning | the Rev = 5 . - Pop Malian . - * lat pri “2 wv; “ vic “ee ST a 20, Tt ex e&veahra . . - = . + . - 3 “ hy : ' Ssipie in the twenr! ~ nce Se) , .- - 1000 inhabits ; Over i‘ | *\e sensih > ; ; ; 4 ~ Ape ae || i aie nereas- | highway C = i 406 or 50 ee red with th eS ‘OG8!Cal SOlution i| ( — 7 ; . La ‘ 4 4S inzu e a4 e . . a4 Louis constructed h a Semty Of as ent > ve *8@ approval of (Rat public .¢" . . = ne | ‘ D ‘ — ‘ ha? oo 7 trail out of tre 29 ae Without which stature, - | (ler aga ” " “SS RETIISS e@ase. she nitni — bhins ~~ Eee sovern Bul 4 we ee road bond issue + ms $3,. ‘atutes are dead letrer h — ~ . “ r : ar —_ a ~ = “+. ia eo 2 z = : : He — 2"d@ widening a: — tres \ SToup of representative «i: a tarians of the wines: ‘ 4 tea. The Ro aralvzed Kans. for a tenth of the : , 4 : ’ . &T! —— « , : el a. tea TY? ~ > nis = al 7 ins . . = : wea a - r te + Ste Was Q€PPproaches a * Fricen far Borth as Sr Pau!) ~~ - ; POlnts as sted her £eq = ave absolute bia Oo D-eved NY. RB ~— idle ti E BAS? APOOL. : £overn the other nine-tenthe . 3 a an re * OM the Sih i ‘ : -—- as - Ne" \r “4 Whlie th kK wy é4r ‘ _ “* ’ = i : ‘ mot ; I 7 when it nei ectered a PrOPesition +, ~seGS south as New Oriear; ; ‘New York. as far * AU Aluxers of the flowery mea, Stewed article, as would be posein:, 1 Wie same * method of governing # yivlos roads ay com : " Ne k > inn : ; ans and 2 far Wwecr " Aas2serr t Rat the . 7 sy M@agcs , *“é ‘ j VSR. De . force and its obj)eetr f ‘% ee Diete 71 CRP wet thasthee | ; one ‘ as Kansas ee” sy Dee's morals are anmli: eved . . “ 5 ws ; , of gove Shrewsbury hax on. | er in St. Louis lase s Sueh is the wardia . 4DPallin — ae er -ression. We shall do well tection —_ ne good . ads — — rmulated sn _ _ : ia. S4turdav and " = riic? of the s"'tene sts »D the . bs iA Ce p ify \e OvUSservat On Da lion F ae confuse the } orro f > Seer fj Y he, fehrw - . ies uicd When -— ents . vee @ «eho! om = = . ’ a3 us} ree es =} —_— ~~ ee | ‘ a’ “wer. - = . mor r Gc +3 compete with « . That wit? Will have wrouch: » eel? “9 se N#@t@h bor OMMittee of the Wi. ans tt = a oe res i — . 3 "% Dlant zg ; ‘« “af Kee t: call them, : 1AM the ne “ on ; -SSISS: Ppt Valiey ASS00c ation I — —_—__- =. Have x ®U ah ” Louls have Our —? s slate TSK is ¢ get hef,- ANNON FODDER i" uM Lome etan,. ai20 Yo th rr é May r Miller apna ‘ an it is the Policy f Ie es in po.! ‘ : - are wi re the YOferse a? , --T MEAN FELLOW stren IMuUsliyv the Cl = - a é Officia) si 2n - ' - Pp in ed —_ yy oO . Sround-the-bush affairs .. t |} COMSressiona! distrier ae the 1 pplinanditin sans. PPeses the intriuc: Ss “tlode-Demoecra: clamor de " inspector yet? re Dub! “vf @00-peasant Premier of the c : : _ee a ind » . ode “Tt a2 . Dited Stor . . il ee , #5207 Of nee ; eae —— . Gomands it I —_ ‘ ——" ae == at ‘east fee! secure of Dreate “~~ of he riy er 'ranenarr ition a) “ean ‘Re fa: ts " ex epr 2 erta = ‘nto its cO/- ise to fix g a > atest ep and prom ie done the Unauthorised o . . ; CT ne | . _ . : PY 5 -_ ws as . ivy =\ Ty tex 4a. 1 - 5 “ — ry . es _ mand rights under Them My = . - ‘a he fauna iW thea BP aie . and 4 e « if - “ © wn " ould CY hMene sie ated one) tne new ren, ve — we as that Berm in ° =o ted rebels by the ps ** F Atte 2 ig@stti es . -~ *. lé - e 4 a " - sa Zeer 4 . ty , ‘ a tak : ; Sr Shrewsbury meetings ‘ ~ —=s@ iS Pessage at the camine ” . © aute section a = when the editor Poid Apes | 9 Seleve in arguing with @ ° Place ~ 7 os ati ww ch Se@sa . es “4 OgTessior ~ a . ' . Milits ver = ' Outrace nee a every mo . n the second We inesda: at :OnR na. ee iis thar ie — lst Ler ~~ “ee = pro. lieu about r ~ ‘ : ~ ’ Urs In the resulting» th oath and where you » | | The Porter bill provides ¢ Owever. as I asked. haw, .. et! tut : CANDIDATE | Sne Mssues of “an old quarrel ame m 80 Welcome. “: O@ More ., : "See fOr a Governam . I allude + : ave you Ohsere . ° . (and Pressed on- . =e 5 . *sihe «af Soy i . ‘U.0eD honed “Se to ww har “all d it? Sir Bhi wn ° once more te 2 : Mf a : es ' J *~ —— ate Mea ~_— - i@azue r HY Calls * 64°08 Stata n sign Sour ‘ » ae Up a ae "T far fie te 4 authorized proj . . He 3 actual): “Nes ~O1ler is “ » SOUtH S.de ee as, Pur P Or Tiver and harhar imna “+ S180 Ddeats al] ho i ee of the mod eur GRY Gficiats «, .>°" ‘©! the comeic WOuld Basten by many years else friend Ce. ne is net onthe | up in gas ‘+ Row apostrophes come modern preacher, | _ lave . ' st 0D f ~~ : ae . ry - ‘ . ii! r ta . > > : mn egy SOM® Bort 80 pen nie read | prosvectg necessary to give | ‘OCKRCd Cre this OC se have deen ° J. F ; he has a pretty tough time of | : : : ransepertatio , a j rte er ey - — May > eo . | : * ‘ P and get our of ; — SB 4 fair oppoertnn/r: Second “Periencing a chan | a MP. Y@ editor iq Sign | —_ hair is gray. he is old Ifhe Se , *treer > — m.9 rem ove _— . eae tr ©" ; 2 “ase ? a re hear it the county ; © ®&. »@y are . SPPropriations. fae +h ~—— + Pas more vn m ‘nm whic. a , ; man. he h 7-3 are entirely out 5 ® Glens | uncer : ese projects fen the | the “Benne POWer te the cComn:! asnt had experiencen your : A iittie w . ill . : : . i€@a yf l™ lit 2 — —_ : alain! 4 sey s I A ant to P Pp! er sf ~~ ae Mf , . . ™ 4 | several “hil oi tt ; Citizens may he " - ~s re ; ice the rr 7 a we wo Lid ac? ja. © «5? s + | nv ea '@ul you thar | ~ Ss &Pp.ewood i . idreg, he has foo . | 5 Sure : ‘) ; . . : "sen? - os 3 S87 be a r@at . peed Pree te ° ’ Sees put a crim; r RT iaed tmare SSaUM expense of ma Dtainin ise of the poetry yon p40! better be. : Limit 18 Miles -has mone. he isn't setting « : . “a ; ' Bie ** ¢ : : lies J ; ° Prey neck = aPpie prering * Trivers. Over 4nd ahove . . a $s Rave * are fine fNeugh to Th t' his wife SIng® im the choir, she . "Re 4 ar : - — — , ail ’ . , ris ’ . ‘ mceratipns ts that of the ne =e A FRIEND or- . = somewhere south ef th ‘we. If she doesn't, she takes ae — .. wen °TSa of « Th mae eit eo F MUSA PO ~ c Ayton anc this be i ? ‘3@ city of the ch rch ei ee [antral cans; a . . . “ . ETI: A "7 Ge of the city of Webste- u if her husband nents) Myer are 4 rod —_ : ; - . . . . Notes, he w@ cw and dried . a Mace the world “ ' New tha: th + x?’ w , “i be a wonderty: ; % days, it | trem Londen. a Ce” Deen is over here |, ne. bo ine ' ; . gen - . . i} > 24 ae ry _ & meeting L >t 4 @enr him 4 remains moet of ‘he time doesn’t mix with his Sees around much. he is ectful of his charge, 5 ge i i ie ro@@® CONntrares ——- Mr. Coolie rs “ase ought to be me * Bement. 2 —

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ad \\ Al bial eal iy2s we Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57.000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST. LUvid PUD ural Ch =i po a«, Bs OF WORK DONE aa ee SS Ri , jent, Speaks Before St. Louis Alumni. a jtg exisience were outlined pight by Dr. Josiah H. Penni- president of “ university in before St. Louis alumni! dhe University Club. Dr. Pen- told of the plans for rais- g fund of $45,000,000 by 1940, CO OB PE OR ee tee Pe “¢ mR rhe gorh anniversary. The yniversity started as a pio- * Dr. Penniman said, “and has * The following is a list of wy “firsts,” to which not a might be added: “first comprehensive wiculum. first medical school in Amer- college frst laboratory in the United for instruction in chemis- Tint to fight tuberculosis by wessive scientific research. : professorship of law. first university schoo! of busi- First to confer the degree of : . of Public Hygiene. First college union. First psychological clinic. First department of research Pioneering Spirit. “The ploneering spirit has con- | down to the present time gnimating force of the uni- » Just now the university joking forward to the celebra- of the two-hundredth anni- of her founding. Prepara- * . : for the celebration are on Owing largely, however, to great increase in costs during : years, the maintenance of @pviable position has become pgly difficult, and a move- ie to obtain necessary funds has been inaugurated. ’ : 1940, the two hundredth an- | of the founding of the Sversity. {i is planned, as a fit- ‘memorial, to complete the of $45,000,000. The imme- objective is to take care of most pressing needs, represent- by the sum of $12,600,000. “Industry, agriculture, business ly, Government are depend- more than ever before upon co-operation of universities, na they are calling for broadly pUcated men. Their reason for so ls clear, once the facts are tood. Competition in all ig such that to be really suc- = 8 man must be more than man. He must be some- & statesman and »phil- — = ee ere ee . MIRROR of IC OPINION umn is designed to reproduce | ef is fhe latest comment by t 4, wt, He must study a people's licists, nevcspapers and periode ew and customs, its literature ow ge, its relations to its questions of the day. Me Government and to other - eaments, and its psychology. VOLUTION IN SOFTA. 4 to Direct Knowledge. ‘ew York World. is precisely the attitude IST agents from Russia may 00% Pennsylvania has ha@ from of eoning. The strength of hand in the troubled wr learning is in its breadth. There has never been a t culture. Culture is what Qn idea its widest usefulness. Benjamin Franklin.and the Provost, William Smith, ed their idea, they had no MEM of neglecting the human. Internationale was not eonfusion as it could, was from Moscow. news is allowed nterpreted it “hird ofit from ry confusion wlhiatever little -ensor—will be mis! ' : ; -d that because there are Rt They believed that knowl- in Sofia the present | 5 cOu'd be most usefully ap- y acene ulgaria is one When directed by culture. ome influence of the University m Wider than is usually sup- See It is not merely that her é ary her message of good ™ 0 all parts of the country ‘WM many foreign lands of Ruasgian make sago Rulgaria was governed ‘abinet and a peasant Parl under the leadership of Al bolisky. A military junta over 1 Government with @ a Influence of the al lab ne. 1923. butchered Stambo iskYs ed, through extension Stambolisky’s friends and J in Philadelphia. The re- establish in a purely pe FH tha: culture—which means rovernment whose creed was ™ hensive view of life—tis r between a few soldiers, & Gemocratic in the best , a few cities and 4 aw Te for it is taking on meaning e of the cities which belies eePertance in an ever-increas- the twentieth century te ke ' , , of homes, even in out- Gistricts ME URGED TO SET RCH EXAMPLES FOR YOUNG dr. TNustrates Superi- ntact in a)) its medieval gio nent was bound to fail. sent series of assassinations wmssinations does not mean | gime which has attempted garia by force of arms for least it means the beginning which can only end one pre! Guidance to Command For it is not possible ove sree Children. s for a tenth of the populattes TORI snatch he he other nine-tenths forevel @ hefeiler 4 ded e2.—John ethod of governing 1s or ERI! before ee, a OSoremn ts object of government 1B ON ee the Federated Men's Chae mearntinre, Ve shall do well sxsinations wit °Wn and Vicinity, at the he horror of assa meer Hills Union Nath, Gmc ing conflict between he could — : ogram * ‘ not recall ever »> and an agrarian pr his fath ther atner say a harsh d ownership on the © ‘ead Shy of his children the policy of the peasint Mference to h ~ is father was Wtrating the speaker's Was. irr Substance, the ? Of example to command omb in the Sveti Kra! Cathe he policy of Dr. Tsankoff. P want Premier of the country, e unauthorized assassination ‘rebels’ by the hundred. Swell ete ' ' er : pens that in the Balkans MY a hare learing my) han an average number of h word to any of ren.” ; in arguing with dynamite = eee peo neteller. ad | urs. In the resulting confur was m ever criticis- of an old quarrel are ron : did a what he said, | conc! usion. rough his exam- | once more to & BWided us _ SepoaR — the father Sits at home 1. POOR PREACHER. Paper and insists that she Nashington Post. ass Gaughter EO to Sunday surehman,” rising to the gore at A s sen Carry much modern preacher, concludes “ a — “an see through sretty tough time of it If his — we can see ; if he is a youss and hey are straight- vy. he is old : nat likely to call a spade en't had experience if he | fat idrep. he has too man). if - © *F who says to his son, ne inn't setting a good exe are — influence. The choir. she is presu 28 to his son, ‘Go.’ sings in the doesn't, she bly less influence. If taker noanterest me Nn or Children to take ches from if her husband pres co s cut and dried. If he sve’ ine the best way its eously, he isnt ep veges : ler the most of the time in his hus! ae mh urged fathers © attend ch urch, but also Ctive . part in church rs with his parishioners. 4 nee 4 much. he is worldly 4” “ is charge. tase — I PENNSYLVANIA U josiah Penniman, Presi- splishments of the Univer- of Pennsylvania during the 185 university will celebrate : yed ag such down the cen- Noctal News | A group of St. Louisans are mak- ing their plans to attend the Derby at Loulsville, Ky., May 16. Craig Culbertson of Louisville wil! givea house party at his home, and has invited Mr. and Mrs. Harold M Kauffman of 51 Portland place an’ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Potter of the Litzinger road. Sam Stone, also of Louisville, will have as his guests Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tarrier of Mis Sissippi, and Mrs Brown-O'Fallon of New York, formerly of 3t. Louis Mrs George R Wendling of 4504 Pershing avenue wil] depart May j fo) 6vvisit her mother, Mrs John Avery Haldeman, in Louisville. and Mr. Wendling will join her later Mrs. Gilder Davis Jackson of San Pedro, Ca!.. wife of Capt. Jack- 6... a. 2 2. te visiting her mother, Mrs. Alien V. Cockrel] of -30 North Newstead avenue. Mrs. Cockrell, who spent the winter with her son-in-law and daughter, returned with her. Mrs. Jackson. ———EE | TO ASSIST AT TEA | AOR. SS ORE ERR . . ¥ SH. who wag Miss Vesta Reed before her marriage, will remain here a month. She then will go to Phil- adelphia to meet Capt. Jackson. and they will be stationed in that city. The Captain is now in Hono- lulu with the fleet on maneuvers. Mra. Cockrel! will go to Fish Creek, Wis., early in the summer with her sister, Mrs. Calvin R. Lightner, to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moffat of 7103 Maryland avenue, and their daughter, Miss Margaret Moffat. are visiting in Buffalo, N. Y.. where Miss Moffat was maid of honor at the wedding Saturday of her cousin, Miss Marion Agnes Moffat, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. William P. Moffat of Kenmore, N. Y., and Jus- tin Colfax Morgan, which took place in the Church of Christ in Buffalo. Mr. and Mrs. Moffat and Miss Moffat will return home Sun- day. Miss Helen Staudinger enter- tained a small group of close friends tocay at a luncheon in hon- or of Miss Doris K. Loy, when the engagement of the honor guest to harl Page Spencer was announced Miss Loy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Loy, 2908 Accomac street, and Spencer is the son of Mr. and Mrs: C. B. Spencer. 4319 Lindell boulevard. Those present were Mrs. L. K. Loy, Mrs. Wryllis Bliss, Mrs. Claude Hurster. Mrs. Gilbert Turner, Mrs. Ed Cox and Mrs. George Clipner. Mrs. Thomas La Rue Husselton of Atlantic City arrived Sunday to spend two weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Hunter Bar- nett, of 6315 Waterman avenue. Mrs. Husselton was Miss Beth Rar- uett before her marriage in Feb- ruary. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Hall. who have spent the past six months on a tour of the world. have returned to St. Louis and have taken an apartment in the Gatesworth Ho- tel. Re-election of Mrs. Joseph S spend the season at their cottage. | -—Photo br Kajiware. MISS EMILY KAUFFMAN. J trom stra. F have been received from Mrs. Frank E. Kauffman Calfee as president of the Board of Religious Organizations was|/ voted on Monday morning at al business meeting of the board at! the Chase Hotel, preceding the an-| rual luncheon. The Executive Committee, according to the new list, now is as follows: First vice president. Mrs. Robert L. Lund: second vice president, Mrs. C. How- ard Stewart; third vice president, Miss Nellie Richards; fourth vice)! president, Mrs. H. S. Butler; fifth | vice president, Mrs. Thomas H.| Westmoreland drive. of 4387 Westminster place for a tea Friday afternoon from 2 to 6 MAY GABANNE TO WED RLV. LEW TODAY Priest to Perform Ceremony and Rabbi Miller Will Pronounce Blessing. ——— anne, daughter of Mrs. Charles Tas: wedding of Miss May Cab- A "FT; Gratiot Cabanne, and Levy, will take place at 65:30 o'clock this afternoon at Mrs. Cab- anne’s apartment in the Guild Hall, Euclid avenue and West Pine bou- levard. The ceremony is to be per- formed by the Reb. Father Tucker of the New Cathedra! and Rabbi Julian Miller of the B'nai El Tem- ple is ot ronounce the blessing. The arrangements will be simple and guests limited to members of the immediate families. Byron Ackerman wil! be best man and | the only attendant. The bride wil! wear a poudre blue georgette ensemble suit. The gown is accordion plaited and trimmmed with ecru lace, and her hat is ecru maline made close fit- ting, with a chou of the maline fastened at one side with a rhine- stone ornament. She will have a corsage of orchids and lilies of the valley. An informal reception will | follow and Mr. Levy and his bride} will depart for Colorado Springs, Colo.. whe erthey will be at the Broadmoor Hotel. Upon their re- turn they will make their home temporarily at the Forest Park Hotel. o'clock. The hostess’ daughter, Miss Emily Kauffman, and the Auxiliary Society of the Baptist Orphans’ Home, will assist, and will display samples of children’s clothes, linens and novelties, the sale of which will benefit the home. The members of the various committees include Mrs. Edward Barstow, Mrs. Palmer Baumes and Mrs. Fred Campbe!! in charge of scarfs: Mmes. W. W. Boyd, L. B. } Pendleton. John Parkman Woods, David McWilliams, D. A. Bow- man and Paul Jones, novelties, and Mmes. Calvin Lightner, W. N. Claggett, G. F. Newhard, Edgar Kauffman. George H. Moore and John H. Duncan, negligees. Little Sylvia Jean Aly. who formerly lived at the Baptist Orphans’ Home, and who fs now the guest of Mrs. Kauffman. will be model for the children's clothes. a West: recording secretary, Mrs. O. F. Loeffler: corresponding eecre- tarv, Mrs. J. Loucheim; treasurer, Mrs. Gilbert H. Fox: assistant treasurer, Mrs. Henry L. Wolfner; chairman of finance, Mrs. G. F. Newhard: directors, Mmes. H. M. Fflager, A. V. L. Brokaw, George W. Muckley and Miss Ada Winston. Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Diamant, an4é their daughter Doris are at the Astor Hotel in New York. They will remain in the East for severa!) weeks and will visit in Boston and Atlantic City before returning home. Mrs. Charles J. Spies of Graet- tinger, Ia.. who has been the guest} of ther mother, Mrs. Catherine R Flavan, departed a few days age for a visit in Burlington, la., be- fore returning to her home. Mrs. Spies was Miss Isabel] Brislin' Flavan. Mrs. John Reynolds of Quincy, Ill., is the guest of her parents, Mr COMMISSIONERS TO REPRESENT ST, LOUIS PRESBYTERY NAMED The Rev. Mr. Reiner. Rev. Percival and Rev. Dr. Forsyth to At- tend Genefal Assembly. Commissioners who will repre- sent the St. Louis Presbytery in the General Assembly of the Pres- byterian Church at Columbus, O., beginning May 20, are: Ministeria!, the Rev. F. C. Reiner, Greely Me- moria!l Church; the Rev. George A. Percival, St. Paul's Church, and the Rev. Dr. H. H. Forsyth, Kings- highway Church: laymen, B. F. Ed- wards, G. F. Close and George W. Sutherland. Alternate commissioners, also meeting at Washington and Comp-' ton Church yesterday, are: Min- isteria!l. the Rev. Dr. Franceg Lee Goff. Rock Hill Church; the Rev. Dr. R. W. Ely, St. Charles, and the a ’ Rev. Dr. C. B. Boving, Sidney Street Church: laymen, Arthur Kracht, EB. Gustafson and W. R. Tubbs. The three ministerial commis- sioners are regarded as being on the “Liberal” side of controversies like that raised by the preaching of the Rev. Dr. Fosdick in the First Presbyterian Church of New York. The three ministeria! alternates are fundamentalists. The Fosdick mat- ter was before the assembly last year.. The Rev. ©. F. Record of Oak Hill Church was elected mod- erator of the St. Louis Presbytery yesterday. Mise Blanche Nevin, Artist, Dies. LANCASTER, Pa, April 23.— Miss Blanche Nevin, widely known as a sculptress and artist, died here last night. She was 87 years old and a daughter of the late John W. Nevin, former president of Franklin and Marshall College. Miss Nevin was an aunt of Francis Bowes Sayre, counsellor for the King of Siam and husband of Jes- sie Wilson, daughter of former President Woodrow Wilson. Dawes Guest at White House. WASHINGTON. April 22.—Vice President and Mrs. Dawes returned tu Washington last night for their first visit since adjournment of the special eession of the Senate and went to the White House as guests of President and Mr«. Coolidge. Dawes will depart tonight for Ma- rietta, O., for the funeral of a rel- ative. elected at the Presbytery's spring |! and Mrs. J. E. Stamm of 7050 2-DAY RADIO COMMUNIC.’ “3a. New World's Kecord Believed “il Have Been Established. By the Assoctated Press WASHINGTON, What is believed o° ._— April to be uw. world’s| record for two-way radio telegraph / communication was tablished rere yesterday between the nava., research and experimental labora- tory and Sydney. Australia. The communication was on a 20-meter wave length and was described as excellent with the signals strong at Loth ends. | The sttaion in Australia was “2-PN"’—that of an amateur. | ] i St. Louis Y. M. H. A. Loses Debate. ty the Aesociated Preas PHILADELPHIA, April 22. The debating team of the Young Men's and Young Women's He- brew Association of Philade!phia last night defeated the team from the St. Louis Young Men's Hebrew Association on ahe question: “Re- solved. that the United States rec- ognize the Government of soviet Russia,” thereby winning the championship of, the Y. M. H. A. and Y. W. H. A. in the United, States. The Philadelphia tear, | arguing the negative side, won the unanimous decision of three judges. Missouri Road Conditions. By Telegraph te the Post-Dispatch. Kansas City—Partly cloudy roads good. St. Joseph—Clear; roads good. "> Joplin—Partiy cloudy; roads good. Jefferson City—Clear; roads cod. Columbia—C lear; roads good. Moberly—Partly cloudy; roads good. Sedalia—Partly cloudy; roads good. Hannibal—Partly cloudy; roads fair. — -— — Springficld—Clear; roads good. —— FREE—A PERFUMIZER M-os. Bottle of —_ seen Miss Cabanne is a graduate of a the Sacred Heart Convent and made her debut several years #go. She has served as a maid of homor at the eViled Prophet ball. Her mother was Miss May Martin of Kentucky and her father's family was prominently identified with early St. Louis history. Mr. Levy is the son of Mrs. Hattie Levy of the Savoy Court Apartments. ESTATE OF MRS. L. V. S, AMES VALUED AT $364,280 Practically All of Property Be- queathed to Her Three Chikiren. An inventory of the estate of Mrs, Lucy Virginia Semple Ames of 3824 Lindell boulevard, who died Feb. 7 last, wag filed in Probate Court today, listing persona! prop- erty and other assets valued at $364,280.85, practically all of which was bequeathed to her three children. Mrs. Ames was the widow of Edgar Ames, »ioneer St. Louis capitalist and philantropist, and was a daughter of former United States Senator James Semple of Illinois. She died of the infirmities of age, being $8 at the time of her death. The estate consists principally of stocks and bonds, $236,000 of stock in the Ames Realty Co. being listed in the inventory, which also listed other stocks valued at $9000 and bonds valued at $106,000. By the terms of her will, which was filed recently, most of the es- tate is left to a son, Edgar, of Seat- tle. Wash, and two daughters, Mrs. Ada S. Turner and Mrs. Mary A. Cushman of St. Louis. In 1919 Mrs. Ames gave $10,000 as an endow- ment of a fellowship at Washing- ton University in the memory of another son, Henry Semple Ames, whoa died in 1916. JOSEPH R. BARROLL DIES AT AGE OF 58 } Funeral of Late Manager of Butler Brothers, Will Be at 2:30 P. M. Tomorrow. Funera] services for Joseph R. Bawro!!, manager of Butler Bros., whe died yesterday, wil) be held at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow at St. Peter's Eptecopa!l Church. Spring avenue and Lindel! boulevard, of which he was @enior warden. The body will lie at the church for two hours precediing the funeral. Barrol! was 68 years o!d and had been manager of Butler Bros. for 27 yearm He had been ill of car- cinuma for about 1U months. Born ip Brooklyn. N. Y¥., he be- gan his career as a stock clerk in Chicago in 1883. Later he was ‘t- tached to the foreign department of Butler Bros., and made his first trip to Europe as a buyer when he was only 20 years old. During the World War Barroll was active in war work, and, in addition to his other duties, was Captain of the motor train of the First Missouri Home Guard Regi- ment. His son, Joseph R. Barroll Jr., who was an officer in the war, died in July, 1920. MBarroll is sur- i'vived by his widow and Mrs. “u- ‘genia-Vassar Barroll Duncan, a daughter. Mrs. and Mrs. Barrell resided at Hotel Chage. Two years ago Barro!l! acci- dentally put his right hand in a whirling ventilating fan, suffering injuries which necessitated ampu- ———, PIONEERS TO RE-ENACT ‘RUN’ INTO CENTRAL OKLAHOMA Frontier Day Parade Held on First Day of Celebration of 36th An- niversary of Opening. Ry the Aseociated Freee OKLAHOMA CITY, Aprtl 23.— With the first day of the two-day celebration of the thirty-eizth an- niversary of the historic “run™ into the Oklahoma country over, many of the pioneers who made the his- toric run, thelr wives and their children today planned to bring the celebration to a climax with a re- enactment of the “run” ag it oc- curred on April 22, 1889, when at the sound of a bugle, blown by a soldier, and the crack of carbines. at the command of an officer at exactly 12 noon, more than 100,000 persons rushed into Central Okla- homa to stake a claim. Many of those who made the “run” rushed into the territory on horseback, others rode in wagons of al! descriptions, while some ren on foot. pating. homa City, much comment. COUR Soe mee re —Strauss Photo. JOSEPH R. BARROLL. tation of his thumb and two fin- gers. The active pallbearers will be: Cc. D. Blake, Dr. Horace W. Soper, Amos Parker, Stephen Sheldon, Arthur Garrison, V. L. Price, Lyn- ton Block and Charles J. Miller. and covered with thronged the streets. reproduced. with boards. Yesterday the frontier day pa- rade was held, with ploneers of the early Oklahoma days partici- The first postoffice of Okla- reproduced, caused Bullt crudely of upright logs, irregularly cut boards sheet iron, postoffice attracted a great dea! of attention from the crowds the which The first home in Oklahoma City wag also It was a sod hut, cov- ered with a crude roof and lined ——— lessees ltl eel tthe GERTRUDE ATHERTON’S Long-awaited New Novel, even more amazing than “Black Oxen” ITTLE more than a year ago “Black Oxen” took the world of letters by storm. Everyone gasped at the boldness of its theme-old as the fountain of youth— new as modern science could make it. Everyone envied the author’s daring in putting New York’s social and literary lights bodily into her story. And everyone asked, “Can she do it again?” Franker, more brilliantly conceived and executed is the wonderful story which now follows it— “THE CRYSTAL CUP” All he got for his trouble was a blow across the face. She was afraid of all emotion— was Gita Carteret, and she shut her eyes to the appeal of romance. Was it because she was really without emotion or was she a woman after al]? by Gertrade Atherton, author of “Black Oxen,” “Conqueror,” etc. HE most intimate study anyone has yet had the courage to publish deal- ing with the modern young girl. Gita, the arch-type of the flapper, hard and dis- illusioned at twenty-two. Yet with a child’s heart in spite of it all! Mrs. Atherton plumbs the very depths of modern psychology in this profound picture of the younger generation. You will be fascinated by the story of this defiant, lovely girl who has just come What Becomes of the Ziegfeld Follies’ Girls? An interesting article by Florenz Ziegfeld, Jr., the man who made the Follies a National Institution. She Won’t Be Afraid to Marry Then—Is t& going to be good for the younger set of ten years hence to get their divorces easier than did their fathers and mothers? The Boys in the Hoase—Did you ever stop to think what college means from the viewpoint of a “College Widow’? FOR MAY—Now on sale! into possession of an old manor and a bus- band by courtesy. And you will be baffled by the riddle of Gita. Was she really without emotion— this girl who hated the very touch of a man—or was she a woman after all? oe read through to the last dramatic chapter. You will not know the answer until you — ICTORIAL REVIEW 15¢ a copy ——

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: » oe W bisNentiolle ATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED ASNIL 32, és ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — praty POST-DISP ae SS eae aust TIT PLL LLL Lb iii = &SRES MARAE SRR ROBLES RRESRRS SSS: i utilize these or other substitutes OIL MEN QUESTIONED ABOUT that ‘this iene be qremunedl’ to the best advantage? FITS TIT ITT TT tT ee ea tt eee : Kills Roaches and Water Bugs | laceratio TEV UVTUL TS tl Pere _ = NS POSSIBILITIES OF SUBSTITUTES = t ———— : a President's Conservation Board | C % Seeks Views of Leaders As to | > | “33 Future of Indu-tr). : be 8 ; the on : . > sow — asian cenaeiie 1 Anetl or —Fift) W EF K ~ ~ FEES LE SELENE LOE EERE LOO IOI sian asealiieitets peer enero peony | . leaders in the oi] industry were | =a eR Ste Ses a. Pes eens SS + i asked by the Presidents Conserva- wa ¢ ; = o i if tion Board, in letters today, for = § their views concerning possible SS a Se. 1 substitutes for domestic oi] wells! a i wet f A and the products now derived) 6 3 oy j ] therefrom. | ad Se has 2 ii The board, of which Secretary) ee ae Police E - Work is chairman, was advised by| we SS ae 5 - ‘s Government experts that an aver- | Bs § 2h : tion in | {5 age of 20,000,000 galions of gaso- Sy Ss re ‘4 J ine is being used dai.y in the | | OS oe: é Ah Ing i United States. The experts’ report | | RES ee } , isi iF noted that this country = — ey o 4 . Gm nd onl a ae 4 The B largest producer and the iarges* Se Fs ae = 1 Oxe yment h than St r consumer of petroleum, with rapid- RP cy bes 4 $1. g pack dows te 10 cents. _gioners, | y diminishing resources.” es ae ; M ND RING day, will Questions propounded in the " e ats ol poate to wit: | hoard’s letter include If ou like Pies oF a 7 Se : Ber $17.00 te $500 ‘are torn Rroadlyv speaking, does the uti!- 7 — 2 3 as ed - Wrist Watches @ "=oe'* © ° » © ea the “cut-up” kindthet ization of one or more of the Puddin Ss Cakes, Salads ea ee , rehabilite cook in 3 minutes Try petroleum substitutes mentioned, , >? W ex Pas } 5 ) There | them. r others, with which you may be a J WN Ea : j vious bos coor cere so | See Fridays Paper ef hor q mediate importance in relation to é “4 Re * Cp ' poard mi . i - the conservation of petroleum?” eck ; : fieer Phi : Fer Real Estate Investments or “What measures, if any, would| 2 ce = hs F. H. IN Station | ; Pf Homes sce the Real Ustate pages , iE: ge 4 ss 40° ~ 77H &T. weakenin : S Es ee 4 . tion of h SS m4 eral réb q Ss cS a the Mou : & ae x . _ , boulevar ‘ = ee 7 | The wi ws 4 case of 4 e # : first plac ‘ & Roach Food of Patrol Prufrock-Litton : = = aS = —_—— — lt v i onal TERMAN’S DISCOVERY ———— | Fourth and St. Charles Streets Kilts Bed Dogs entirely | PETERMAN’S ANT FOOD | The o Kills 4nts minister and the : . . came | Sale of Porch Rockers— Thursday | vd y periors a 4 “3 “1 ry. The All in the N inish : =< in the New Brown Finis a ena | | _ ; Duff to s : f se BS . Now, | | ~~ | 3. Duff ’ ~~ several ¥ — » R ves dust, grime and which f THURSDAY our entire stock : oft from cnepe ant Gata’ after 9 0 HH of Porch Furniture is specially = ) —-telbemaene Katotsh priced. IJf*in need of such Fur- ' - : away, to ——————— Fer ideas on investing see the “Wher meses Chanee Want columeas. , those pai niture vou should investigate these values tomorrow. There Med with Summer squirrel! ; Sollars others are stitched ae m™med or plain tailored. | “*¥ special at $25.00. Others. $25.00-to $195.co ; are but a limited number of each ue eo — = — i | stvle, and we therefore urge you - . — : : STOUT SLEN NG APF : to come in early Thursday sa 38 ; tk 4 : ; : , Pe Bors AND EXTRA } ; morning to avoid disappoint- = SIZES es | : My ment. ‘ a 39 ve 26 meal \ * | " Fg for women is a “mein hi nie | The well-made Rocker pic- This Rocker is medium ae Side line.” For almost twenty-five | i ‘ : : , val y ‘ a c17 ‘ ‘ as oO P ee: it our ev th hr. A in | tured above is large enough Brow Nn Mahogany size, an 1 na double seat ot ge wis me of everything eth ; to be comfortable and stil! . durable rattan. Former pric 7 | | tak very little room. Has Finish was 83.00, Thursdav to wear in the latest styles in wom | de ae “ seat juce as Ih (4 ye quality at prices that are always ! ouble rattan seat. Reduced i 7 ' | | from $3.25 to hese Rockers all have the +) 50 “ | new brown mahogany finish... : ~ T1 which makes them suitable for i Q B . : ee ee Se Outdoors. ms — a SIXTH AND LOCUS ; They are all sturdily built and = a Sea SE SOR REE CR ee a | absolutely waterproof. <; EXTRAORDINARY SPECI e+ _ ’ | =e i: THIS IS THE RIGHT stunning Coe ° " : | SECOND | ) te oo" DOUBLE BREASTED = Will Be Accepted. 4 ° ’ 9 . | Call Olive 3930 : IT’S MADE BY 4 j : HART SCHAFFNER 1 Chairs and Settees 1 ‘ ss Ry M RX ; ‘ hers ‘tinge oa | to — these i i RR oA oa i The Rocker above is extra Loe -easepeedinag gaigang iad at very spe- wul be a real comfort x 3 + | broad, which makes it yery lal prices Thursday. throughout the Summer. It + : ‘comfortable. Double rattan is large and roomy and has 3 ° . er and back. Regular price A broad, comfortable (hair. sub- double wov en rattan seat. Re- : x You ll find if worn by the men in London 4 7 ig $6.90; special at stantially built, with the brown ma- duced from §).79 to oR i) $= .90 leah finial ie m4 5 + and New York who set the style pace for ai ; reduced from $ ae ; ~ ~ : { 5. 1 5 + the world Wider shoulders, wider lapels, | ; 3 snugness at the hips; full trousers that taper ~ 1 | ’ ‘ ; | Rock + a trifle to the shoe It’s especially smart in | ocker at Left TS Goth: ) a Be the new Gothic browns and Antwerp blues The broad arms are s ) ort d : ) i et . (early andl es geede ses 33 The Hart Schaffner & Marx label means . embodied in this ie i: : Geo er = * tall headrest 6 + the latest style with fine all-wool quality; what aa : ocKerT, reduces : $2 . #h re S7 OO te 2a BA ’ " " —_ f from $7.50 to... + you ll find it sewed in the coat ie i — + + Stout Sizes le a Rocker at Right + . om By PS. SES - -has double rattan seat on! Broad. 9 | Th a nny well-braced arms. ~ edineem bt ie WW 7 + Coats at $25.00 ¥ a ———_ ; fortable. The - | Rew s..0m collection of | | regular price of this $ 25 Bach meterinis nee sills =) } Rocker is S; OO: i e and twill-sheen. All My Thursdays... UI Washington Avenue at Broadway me: 3 = He hine lined) Some trim- = that S

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iW ee = __REAL : eis, a ee Reena — ee eee RT THREE. ST. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY ! | ——— ae a eee | ows we : 1 ew ma ; PAGES 23—40 ho pee e & ce We : : “. 8) |about the patrolman’'s is iw , ie ee RE kag BP ee —=—=—= —_— ee re eee] Se “4 os aug , OUR NO. a3 MOVIE CLUB owe cided * dened poe i : whe vegan to repair them. And alarm siren, but it wasn't blown “North Pole Stamps” on Sale 2a ; , CSR DOES ee xt _ pon’T GET LEFT . | Dare o.oo . iceman while Katofsky was so engaged and till the bandits had escaned and OLSO, N ‘ay. Ts ‘ “bi rhe Norwegian - Postoffice | , a | Will Close on 1000 Members uff, and to Katofsky’s shop he Duff was so unattired, the robbers | Duff had reclaimed the } f Fagg ag esis April 22.-The hag issued 420,000 of the stamps, = | $16 to $90 went, removed the trousers and! ran into the trust com many and | tio f hi , Se wer pet- | ee ee ee stamps,” the valued at 43,800 crown = handed he i a yi he nay pan: no is uniform. proceeds of which will help fin: nie be: P J 8. a 2 ' All Newest them over to the tailor, | took $35,000. The bank has an p finance: 12N BTM tases 3 Thin Models . ‘ ; the Amundsen expedition. has he- ° oS crae M an a —— — : ; ce _ iu, ib DR. J. GRABER. 620 OLIvE| A FREE BIRD BISCUIT | BO@@eewonconnezesencenes Waved | Week Lb XY) . 3 Police Board to Decide Ques- y 0 Uj R Gold ¢ | ee | tor A\ “ fe 8 c c S- | sold Crowns | FRENCH’S BIRD SEED sandwiches ‘“ ” as tion in Case of Officer Miss- | Tuxedo or Full Dress : | nn ; recom- a / 2IN-1 CURLER waves | ; . ae. 0g to lovers of oe 3 , — es. MOST RPVEC Desk Name $ Sacn ee | caged birds. If not ds Fins, — , ee ee pen, Unt j invent io LA! 4 é : é it yp "7 4 oo 8 ’ . = i. Se i | Ye oO P ing at Bank’s Holdup. Sult From f 4 Pa ee $i AMOND | se By: ° ‘ ROTHGiIESSER BROS. Y to USE Marvelqus sold near you writeto ‘ f . 3 . : . a reanuits Works quickly Will not bh k OrFricg see 4 Se ag this week—200 next week — N. W. Cor. Broad and Chestnet 12 oP spat =) aanemConawe ° cooking RY AGGRO cn ens —S ter Ie, >». JBBER STAMPS ee om y 10¢ this k and so on ao | 2:38 P. mw! Rochester, N.Y. | Sold by DRY GOODS and NOTION STORES (cone + oer OS "payment hicher than $l The Board of Police Commis- FO Be FO Fe FOES on On OnOS THE SNAPPY CURLER CO., CHICAGO SEALS AND ES ' um a , $1. down to 10 cents. .sioners, in session assembled F'ri- to wit: If a patrolmans trousers re for $:356 ich ae $17.00 te $500 ‘are torn in a conspicuous place, Wrist Watches should the patrolman have them ee A oe aN $ then bac a me BS - * OND RING day, will decide the grave question Ss ; . ; . _rehabilitated while on duty? Agee: SEAR AS 3S FES PO oo a =o £5 Se Set Rs . | SS yi ' There is no record that any pre- 3 Ss) 'vious board has had a like ques- be oe tion to contemplate. The present be 4 em ‘board might not have had it ,if Of- Sake ; ed ficer Philip Duff of tne Deer Street) Bee i toe Station had not had a speedily ie ag weakening patch in the lower por- ; tion of his uniform on the day séev- |, eral rdbbers decided to hold up'! the Mound City Trust Co. at Union | _ boulevard and St. Louis avenue. 7 | The whole affair is an interesting 4 case of the coincidental. In the ‘first place, at some time in the life | oach ‘of Patrolman Duf?'s trousers, those | A Food ‘ contusion or RUE PST TTT? siete tifteing Shin Flixirc 3. Duff was instructed to make several visits to the trust company, | Removes dust, grime and which was on his beat. Shortly ell from the pores. At all » 6 ® atian , y | beauty shops and toilet aAiier vy O clock he did OF and “ hile goods counters. he was there in walked Samuel | Payments to | Katofsky, tailor of a few doors| Suit Your | |away, to make a deposit. = a. ° — | Caught. -onvemence ‘ , Por idens on investing see the “When are you going to bring i @ Setiness Chance Want columns. , those pants around for me to fix?”’ resem yma Le PORTABLE with a'bird of a tone to ° ee ‘trousers suffered a ee ] KillsRoaches and Water Bugs laceration or a weakening of the = =e , constitution ata particular spot not € | oa pengtaatd entirely inconspicuous. 3 mg Patch Weakened. | c: PETERMAN’'S ANT FOOD The officer's wife at that time, a * ss Kills Ants ministered to the damaged portion i “SS and the trousers once ry be- ut . i. ¢ came serviceable and ready to pa a — S34 me, a. . stand inspection, both by Duff's su- | oat ie i PETERMAN 'S periors and by the general citizen- pee P OID 'T rv. Then the patch weakened; | Fgee. ¢ . 1|' Mrs. Duff was ill and unable to Fine — ‘again come to her husbands trou- ese sers'’ assistance; it remained for Rees KA NTOL Duff to see a tailor. ees Now, on the morning of March Divide the prvncanvannctith -_. a : =; 24 =. my * : 2 wee ; NS 3S SS a SP EO ES ciorre QO SIZES 39°56 36 46 | ERE’S a real Phonograph—a-handy portable ‘pparel for women is a “main line” with us—not a model—with a full clear tone, that you can Side line.” For almost twenty-five years we have given u our every thought. As a consequence we are able to TELLUULCLLLULLLCUCLLLULCULLELLLELLLLL By) fer 2 wide variety of everything women wear ready have for only $22.50. A beauty—covered inside a | f0 wear in the latest styles in women’s sizes—supreme . : : f : a 7 qulity at prices that are always low. and outside with black fabrikoid, set off with hey [a r, . “ne R t bright nickel trimmings. Just what you want a || Sc L ryan _ for your clubhouse on the Meramec, your sum- SIXTH AND LOCUST STS. , mer cottage in the Ozarks or as a touring com- ip EATRAORDINARY SPECIAL SELLING panion. A dandy summertime pal! #} Stunning Coats —Dresses q | The LARK measures 11x14x7 inches closed: a ot, | handy size to carry, not as heavy as a well-filled | suitcase. Ten-inch turn-table. .Plays 10-inch or 12-inch records of any make. Has compart- ment for 12 records inside lid. Strong, sturdy, always ready to go. HELLRUNG & GRIMM 9th and Washington a3 | . ) . a - , - . a ree 1 t 5 : . ie ex 2? ~ Lal Me Dat - OS Te a - om _— oO WV} BY “= « . r ._ = . ve 7 Fa FA 7 Georrerte Over Poiretsheen, Beaded tinted Crepe. Braid Trim, $25.00 $25.00 Georgette, $25.00 Stout Sizes $ 39 to 56 The Coats at $25.00 The Dresses at $25.00 ya, Brvelous collection of The latest smart styles de- Pring Coats featuring veloped in Georgette, tub 4 ew as poiret twill silk and crepe de_ chine. te chine ii een. All crepe Handsomely trimmed with Me ith Bee Some trim- new designs of beads, braid Sllars Oth ummer squirrel] and embroidery. Garments rimmed “Fs are stitched that could easily command try « Or plain tailored. a much higher price, marked Pecial at $25.00 specially for Thursday, $25. Or . hers, $25.00 to $195.00 Others, $25.00 to $275.00 Ll a) ~ = WM 2 f~ -_— -. ec? we Regular Sizes 36 to 44 A Banjo-uke, as illustrated, given absolutely free to every pur- chaser of a Lark Phonograph. BRBABAEBSABBEBSLESEASYS OEY OBRE SABES VCaGEZAEZAZASGZeZeasterZzZegZzs: A=

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—_—-* yn" aoe a ~—— » a et Med 2 OR DSS ee ae : . — ~~ ere , F Bs oo = s - 7 F Mf “o£ eee ee 2 owt 5. ae ee Sng SETS Cg eset BT én me lS - — - age OW “ ——) -* —_ ec oe ae apt e Borweee a ts ete oe eR ch te RPT OB = 2 et Pie CA AE am 2 : eT | Fie ee ‘ 4 re. s 24 ST. LOUIS POST “DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBI NED ee ee -——— = = _— —_ - Te le me SE eee = ye no | | Dentist Is Sued for Divorce. ties of a married man. A decree is | | Ro f Dr. John W. Cohlmeyer. dentis: ] sought based on alleged general in- ~ . . Im e S : in the University Club Building, dignities. The Con! meyers were . Anpsigigs” was sued for divorce by | married June 3, 191%, and sepa- a (Peo Stak Rh sther Louise Cohlmeyer,|rated March 18 last. Mrs Cohl- Ip SW ete c who al leges that he said he did not, meyer asks for custory of a child, | q la A +> — for a! - ‘ ; : or her and desired to lead nis Doris. 3 years oO: id, and ay ey >, ~ Ny y | cc American Ciob Cheese Fur, Cine : vu MEwMt Ke oy a ay _ ‘ Ma \ PT ae ~ “ea = In dainty packages as well as in the large loaf richer & uniform Ly - delicate because mellowed ina NEW WAY finest tables gives this tantalizing difference—a new way of mellow- REAMIER. tenderer cheese with a delicate distinction of flavor. See how delighted your ing undreamed of by earlier cheese- family will be with it whether it makers. appears at luncheon or at dinner, It comes in American, Swiss, or at Sunday night supper. And how the friends who drop in to tea whisk away those superla- tive cheese sandwiches! Salads, desserts and after-dinner coffee are Pimiento and other popular van- eties. You will find it at your grocer’s or the delicatessen. When you have tasted this mel- CC EM EE BME EERO A EE LEA 2 OC ME DAE 1s 4 t glorified by partnership with cheese f have been making cheeses for the lower, richer cheese you will want to use it in more and different ways. We have prepared a new and inter- esting booklet, “Delicious Cheese Recipes.” Send for it FREE. The Phenix Cheese Corporation, 218 W. Ohio St., Chicago, Il. Phenix CHEESE Made by the makers of “Philadelphia” Cream Cheese of such tender, creamy, different goodness. A single further step made by ooo who for generations $9950 | sa Round Trip Pacific Northwest and e or California! This is the great bargain tour of the 1925 vacation calendar! Seven thou- sand miles of inspiring scenery—at a cost only slightly more than the regular one-way fare! Here is where the Burlington Grand Circle Tour takes you: 1. To the Pacific Northwest, with Glacier and Yellowstone National Parks on the way. 2. Tothe American Wonderland— Spokane, Puget Sound, Seattle, Tacoma, Rainier National Park, Columbia River Highway, Port- land. Go where vou wish, stav as long as you desire. 3. To California. 4. Home via Salt Lake City, Scenic Colorado and Denver. Burlington service makes every mile of this wonderful journey a travel de- light. Superb equipment, perfect road- beds, courteous attention to every detail that will make your trip enjoyable. Write, phone, or call for complete de- tails about this great bargain tour. Start to plan your trip now. Burlington Travel Bureau 324 N. Broadway(Phone: Central 6360) St. Louis C. B. Ogle, General Agent Passenger Dept. VANCOUVER Butington Houte | s SS —— ee — Words Heard Spoken Week by Editors | Rr the Associatec Prees NEW YORK. Apri! °2.—An af- > . iA dress by President Coo.ucge, which he sounded a message “ ‘ r - ~ to d rosperity 4s road- 7 nr ey, ~ peace anc Pp t cast last night from a spe ‘ially * - . #4 Sn i} vr Aa week prepared phono-film made a 4 , . a rn ago at the White House, marking : a \ ** + ae a? what was said to be the :irst @ tempt ever made to broadcast a4 vnice from the motion. picture screen Thea Fit os “-« * = recorded . — . i” | .¢e the movements and voice President. was 5 the Friars ting editors and Ee crc Jinner guests "er 7 + i. i Club to wis! shers in New York, - iAanr + ‘of Moses Koenigsberg, pres:cent of the King Features Syndicate, In- ternational News Service a i Uni- versa! Ser\ Lee de Forest personally su- pervised the making of the and its projection, while the Radio - >. > ~ - (‘orporauon > America 00 K charge of the broaccasting The demonstration, ces - able scientific erme enabled he Preside > ea n ions of persons ¥ lis mes sage without taking active perso! part in the immediate process. Ex ne pressing his amazement -. tT» wonder of the invention. Presiden ' ; & te a in = » Coolidge said that he } ser to spea »f matters as ij and f miliar as the new process as new and nove: Again Urges Economy. oT} 2 na’ vr 7 ’ ‘ _ ~ perience e said lo not £ fess that We secure an era ne? -*a.? nw a L Bae .* exis*en e 2 > — ~ os ™ us & can pro’ ‘= an _ a c) pea = and prosperity. attended with free- dom and ‘justice made and more satisfying Py the minis nd nm | trations of the charities and manities nf ‘fe °* am mn Governmen 3 c r = e — ar =] 3 se > ars rTyre ; 4 _ - “ nits posed e - at - Ciel - u eh thea . at a Creator,” he described as the foun da’ = ~ + ar can e e “+ i jomes rah’ x i he a , ir 4 nNormorves cent a a | 5 - p . VA a a we are payi i? ° ave the -' g? “mat of CS ars ren - ’ . er ’ —— . - Sta R SU ‘ se $ for each inhabita of the land I S ar “eo Se = fa > a t = > era! {Lave ee ee a . 4 = & e ’ 3 ne . " 2 _ . * - rAan «ji = a + -@ = cer rr 4 he mn causes in re-establishinz 2 = cra, a eh . 4 ae nte t a blessing to ever Asserting axiomatic - nol ™ tre - e A e a : go Orw a 7. - . Pres) ten’ wa ned AZaA2 MST rretensec — | - 7 = ~ = ' ang vagaries and against aban Awe ane ~# +e ho -— ) oe ~~ _ : : + . " > ~S ' 7. = ~” - *. a 7 a Veciaration of Independence ing under these principles American people har = great material and spirit 44 pos sessions, he said “7 wan? Cur "meri? jtiors ‘-~ a more and more expressive principles.” the Presiden: yt La ed | Want the ne e > earth > gee nN he A er n flac n “4 the symbo! of a G ermment wh ntenés no oppression a Ts n mO aggression abroad, a A > 2 =£nir sf a = hes - ot ta 190c. provides assistance s ? = en - outer s the be sa 5 part of the tire firs stead ‘ r PINE Se Sraug wciu iD With the new Kellr constrnction the cords are not cut of at the beads, but are continuous and are built in stan absolutely uniform tension so that the tire has more “give § and fiexibilitv. The bead canact break out or separate. The ordinary way The hea! Ss D ~ t as ; sr™7arare Un ° iD the form ofa ring and part red + is t’ en faate ery tA tf » * - e plies af cord fab These Dies are t wrapned en - a in ai) som exte ; aiong on se r Mme a2.0Ong Two side Dut nene nda a re bose ends are ’ over .e : strip wh <strTr —- srked 4 to the t markec BS in the dra Z es Most makers also use what is called 8 tipper which ps to held - beac, bt eet , “ 2 lower part of the sidews stha ennint at which it ends Tas 3 & ge where the flex De of toe wenceu a’ _~ ized, Making anu acute aaugiec of bend. In the new Ke oustruction the dipper Strip is eliminated Rugged, dependable and easy-riding, here is indeed t best tire that even Kelly has ever built. - Kelly-Sprinefield Tire Co. St. Louis Branch 1600 North Broadway best tire Kelly ever the bead i 1S built i In as an integral part. Since it 1s = new Integral Bead construction that makes the flextDuiey © possible, it follows that no tire built by the ordinary me can offer the same combination of mileage and comfort. — AEE 1935

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% i al : - : ¢ br * > ie , A WEDNESDAY, WEDNESDAY xa APRIL 22 19235. es PROTEC? | Your Doctoy and Yourselg sae _ ssi he Daily POST-DISPAYCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than ourn other evening newspapers COMBINED a Se = me the Lives of famous Peopl It figures in interesting situations where Queens, Princesses, Presidents are concerned—preserving their rare and beautiful things — serving >in sturdier tasks too, with _ ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH ss : | |, , \ equal trustworthiness: Ly | “9 | R | The Queen OF SWEDEN “THERE had been a state dinner at the home of the Marshal of the Court of Sweden. The following-day when I happened to be with the wife of the Court Marshal, one of her maids came into the room holding some priceless doilies of cobweb fineness—sadly soiled. Her Ladyship told me the doilies had been lent her for the dinner by one of the Ladies-in- 1 Waiting to the Queen. She probably would have to return them personally with apologies! Here | interrupted: ‘If you don’t mind I would like to save the situation’ (confident — | that I could safely depend on my good friend Lux). The precious lace doilies were handed over to me. When the little things had dried I examined them and, indeed, I felt | proud. I could see no trace of soil whatever!” Mrs. S. Fagrell, California LLIPS CHEMICAL ca, — only St. Louis wvening | Press news servica, ~ 4 —_ . ee __S a. The Princess Rospicuiosts treasured heirloom— her great grandmother’s wedding veil—a-bit of rare old lace so delicate and beautiful and so cherished by this Italian Princess she dare not trust it to any other cleansing. | Sas : ! ‘ONE of my choicest possessions is my great grandmother's IT’S NO mere coincidence that Lux figures so prominently in the wedding veil of old blonde. It requires the most delicate IN MANY a ticklish situation where beautiful things have been dives of famous personages ' Oueens, Princesses, Presidents, men and treatment. Of course there is nothing better than Lux to soiled and despaired of, Lux has proved its trustworthiness. The : women who are noted in many different fields of endeavor! Its daily clean it with. I can say after using Lux that it deserves my everyday tasks, too, it performs faithfully in homes all over the ¢ /} “Sse has endeared it to millions who have come to trust ut beyond Wwalmest approval.’ Princess Giambatistta Ros pigliost world. The incidents related here are only a few of many in : { anything they ever used , which Lux has played a prominent role Now-—for the whole tamily Laundry — it pays to give cottons and linens the same care you give ine fabrics — and it ts such a relief to your hands . ONE DAY “Why not Lux for the Now everything lasts much longer! hardest job of all—™Monday’s laun- For there’s nothing in Lux to in- fa dry?” wm Sa ~*~ you said. “All my things are jure the delicate fibres—just the so nice and cost so much nowadays same whipped-cream suds you've —they simply cannot stand the wear alwavs trusted your fine things to— and tear of strong soap. Joyfully gentle, magically cleansing. And Gone! those In- | vou call on Lux to work its wonders. [Lux is such a relief to your hands | f fl" , ‘Ee } And it does! after harsh laundry soap! Really, tht-dishpan hands am Your becoming little housedresses they don’t mind Monday any more with their intriguing all-over designs, —Lux is so kind to them. —so red and uncomfortable : the children’s cheery ginghams, those At first you think perhaps you are Your hands respond to Lux as to the finest | nice, monogrammed towels youcher- too extravagant but when you see toilet soap! Three times a day you plunge , ish so, your fine sheets—a// come out’ what plentiful suds a little Lux | | * them into the water and Luxleaves them } ' , ' soft and white. Now dishwashinghas ( of its gentle cleansing su r, kes. vou resolve that vou'll never ae < . g suds freshe mn . lost its old terrors—for that tell-tale newer-looking than ever before, col- do Monday s laundry any other way in-the-dishpan look is ors unfaded, whites snowy clean! Lever Bros. Co., Cambridge, Mass. iit rly -tire in which Since it is this es the flexibility ordinary meth and comfort. re is indeed the banished. Just one tea- spoonfulof Luxis enough! éé —_—— — — ff 4 Get theBig |; =SSeee\ x Convenient "Oo == , Package Now ih as A. ' < crs 7 Ih i | ) O — : : cA little Lux 200s so far its a real economy to use it ee ces ana AN ee eee

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OWE > i ore - WE NESD z e p a =e , APRIL 22. 192 ee — command, officers ar the runnia tified as C He testifies eral shot through 1 The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening ne vin rie ‘ ‘ ? ‘ sd 6 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCHT e D H alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COT —— ee bs. | ders from the mountain sides when strongly fortified, cefend & 3 fs : — GANGSTERS’ OAHU IS ALIVE NIGHT AND) SSeS SS! os Pal cron! BS FRENCH TAXPAYER MUST __ ST. LOUIS GANGSIE Sines ee a? , DIN ASSEMBLY COME TO AID OF CURRENCY, — cenrenres puti) 4 DAY WITH jp ance in we ce of ee a =e Lc LLOYD GEORGE DECLARES — WAR AS ‘ENEMY’ NEARS “25:50 oe ost) = every road untae. If he | ‘ Cratt’ 34, Named in Tes- Price of : —_— --— “ +>) 4 rea A 7 . 7 T _ » wndenenme ere sits an ob- — « ah ‘ind Oe , Men \N cre (51 eT) - = " . ey ery >= mn . le wh ; . ay qd ee Tor . _ -e att nws : lic an and cree te th server with his never-idle binocu- ) ‘2ec artillery an ' ee vy of Pohcema! . - s* : ~ ~ « f , .~ * rT | | | hetr serve Wart ’ for e tn over Orme - on Superinterac year lermstor Ma ne . : he ane tains 100 | come, ? 5 that he as = “Hold the Island to Save the United States lars. Aerials and receiving sets iin tee went hes _ Eyewitness. hour after 2 75 Years Have Benetit! Manipulation in Paris Will Not Extricate the the island, with the Ger. an dhs] Gbservation ‘sasinteee ~ | one-half ® . | : a nigeons supplement the ©S€! n posts j - - bon —— Worried Franc From Its Tangle, | Is Slogan as Soldiers Prepare for sing and pig — that of Diamond Han aan -- Ace aii lanes 41s- Wlamond on | 7 ? OT Ss nN ‘ . = q : ~ means of communications and a jaencubias cil A. . he : masta. 26 ween 6 oe He testi : ‘der ain war tear over; **™ . . ‘Caving the - €ratt» °* . ‘ ~ TT, » os ‘ c} y i eT = a! -re 6 - 5 . : | H A sserts cial to the Post-Dispat Desperate Defense. paten , ng the bywags, | €4St of Honolulu. igs ) re ing avenue. whose trial for ed by Crat e SS ° . : ~~) _ the roads and aiong vain , eft!" : Sprns ; ber of Po- : » & « CHICAGO Anri 9 = he tnited P 2 ’ ——o Pi@S a crater of an t 4 der last Novem De! . a match. . : 4 . . . i at — . —-— 7 . ey ie . 4 nso! ij 3 ; , . = . 7 : id : (FRrRERSON 1 se — —~—— — nee throwing up ciouds of crin npuabs und muse he extinct mur ane Robert E. Woody 57 nized Crat : ice States Circuit Court of Appeals yes ’ ; 4 abiectives far Hidden Machine Gun-. ; w= SPproached ” Serse*" : today before @ and told kh e of the : ers _ the Rehring Sea and oD. bee * , _ the crater Th ‘4 began t . : ; . . : —— ~~ ‘ a ietio nd ip | t. Bl LL. e ne ‘ = * = , " ; mm — . are the as : he Post eid : - . : ‘,¢ : As : ' “a Ry D 4\ Ib LIA > b (,b rhe rk, eT ‘= = , nes ne . - ' a ‘ . B) EDW AT . PRI -~ * — ._* ‘es - _- * - ‘rea a = YT? 4 ry . . 7 = on eal we =" a ca Vs , nasa e ' TY =e a b ‘ rr ult Judge Itt ner S after whie : : i " be om _ " — =. ~o cen - 1 a t“abie ‘ | a? 7s = ; _ A — wu . ¢ tha Mahu _ . ire = T} the ma “h ne guns Aai- . Pr ecipltogs Tock in ated - Ser > ~ 7 sation | ~~ : Var-Time Premier of Great Britain mprisogmem Wnuer «erste: § Chicagwe Da rs. (Copyrmeht. 1920.4 sequen! the sioges “= > £ eh an ; nat one Nigh above the Sea aeort was identified as Sergt. Cratty said ss ° ' . - : ’ } y | = - 4 : t i: - aaiina . . . , ; 4 rn ~ > = * ‘ne ' ter € re ti a" OT ss = : > * , 4 . oe ~o9 | tences of four St. Louis gangsters ae a Oe oe garrison is, “Held the ten’ ©, | wot at the wae ee ee General George Van # | ¢ slayer by two of the first: girl friend as , te ~ ing e | NIT N Ap | > cca *herry _ outing vl ' h cago Ct MmmMmands o : ; State “ . nm . ‘ , . ° a . s6 —_— hliome n Tweb 4 ; . e an: 3 tha’ a _ : P - the Inited 4. feo an not Se : —" a | ’ : ne ‘ Policeman . c ; S ‘ ‘hr on fr nNrteqg Wii_id prt cri " = — ie@vis an . foeneive vor Noid . . most mpoort > r witness 4 : es . ’ learned 7 : : : uf aN Y nd : ; : + ‘een c aii ‘ o% on £- A on statix aa) . — sa Anower car ‘ I i> ’ 4 es : ¢ > denies = ne prove he 2 tee weer po ¢ Ja- ' o 2 ! eraft of Pear! har- supreme Need Is Man - of * , re 2 ~ : . Cc row? of y ae > ‘ : " TY v : . 7 \aee : , The : e star n wae War W ‘ ai 58 ing sreat ~ Roy Madison joe Bau- virtual impregnaDi.ilw ¢ nis vitar possible enemy Indeed. poe: an effect to prevent invaders Ge M ve drives out,* | f Su he scene of the shoot- in fro : } , th ifr) ‘ratic ¢ i r =“ ; se oe . > aaall nas A 08S) . ; . ’ 7 20673. J seiey t > : * eamrn § ra = rom “ > 3 a P cla ' 7 r . > . f #hea inn ‘ I 2 > “vst. " he 7 ~ LO the Writ i from . 1 ' S . x 7) r ; forris ~UcCINSAKY f +h defenses -ot . — nan seems -¢f¢senr nNoroa fe tne snore Lig ht ; ° : ’ fe + : , és th * nations ry : d bis a i? re racie ’ rag f NI : I 4 ; i hase " ie i¢ . ns a ae s en 1] ess ‘To WFa 4 Jat aii se x ea i app aching h ag . will n . he Casv Our er, n about one hour after 1% oc the hip a ~ fue ne sy ' Years é] enaci.s tea dl ss _ , tt ‘ "T) rangsters “were cCOnVicLleGd Srata in the Fa tif ike : . so} mon: oul mon the lue of suc weapons ol aes heavy 4 ; oT se ‘2 * - ‘ ; , "nr re? ~ *) me - ola = . . } niversa > at up — , . s - in the fiel; ‘ : ity hospit : "— 7 ’ ~ ’ _ ’ “" n i." I} D rT asa ' 0 " .* = i 2 . ’ - " — a ¥ P ‘ aft . ‘+ bh - "7s 4 A r Oe a cae me , ~ ,. ; ; 7 s¢ a’ ma % . > ¢ . +} c heat ms = . , ing an > austine Mai ‘Aa @1) . # : = ne 4 2s" ve nn © i a =D) . -2¢ i dav are @ ii’ a A i. 48 ¢ a ne . S ‘ " , ‘ - « ‘ ‘ , ~- » . 7 ‘¢ a : v a’ . . ’ m . isc ~ . ~ she ric , e ‘ ; : 7 a a tions ae ago & Ait rl hparkrazre i om “ arranging sear he mts £ 53°F" _— aA : transportation t sata Eu opean pared To iose some of heir vessels sel vec Tine: a ; for rt at the angelica street LDis- tift : t) : : nto cec lset wear 1 tot MW INDSLILuULOou , i al Leer » robherv in which the station an ee as mn ali lirect ns , 2 *. m2 | uite ee ot hy hattlesh . a ey ba . of no . - ‘ . mata a ~ . © ie é é ‘ , ; x @ ‘ : S ‘ | e ° ae fe ial es_s 4 : TY : . . va “tear , . ~_ _ ofr tne =uezZ a 1a Qq w i . nxn eep both . «a. .4eS! Ips nd short rarnce pur who “A as with Se: gt WW cody dave after . of 1668 rural s s failed ve The Fre oe -} ) it on. Th that part of te ees. eS d superseding rainbows wits ape: : panese or other «aruisers out of range of the coast poess iam . tally wounded Nov. : , : sie x me id at a “oe and upers : ey ey : -ertainly as a Japanet * ruisers : . to be uted for long he was fataily * wound in 1 ’ ; , ~ . . . ° - . “ ; . , hh ih hala men t ; ‘? » ~ = ry) 4 > . sa ‘ > - ‘ " . . : = ad . eig ‘ : ry! " if é e ‘ . ae , — e : 4 . ~; 2 c : ; ; ‘ cup ‘ i conti! Wa ar’ =. a L af r youthful high-| ‘ . ; : ‘ ‘ . : ; i's Tt’. a w gh qaes . . " iA ‘ = : - evenrualitie . oe al oft fou! . 458 > * ris v» ~~ ouc¢cs : = [ : sek ~ : 9 re ’ : : -4 : = . 4 C - ai Me atl Tt r erious- ; The h : % 4’? of i] \ _ ~ : 4 sh et a ~ rl ; . - bh _ »% Qa ‘ - ’ é ~ 4 rndoned no 4 es. ho irs fy ~ Y) Siu = — } he | © ren 2 Oahu and Pear! ha « 3 en ‘ he at’ ai Kk A ii] he made. but that P . os Ou s 2 . - had engaged in a car- h Pres " o . ~~ J | ~ >. . : ‘ ‘ . ‘ * ‘rf 0 n . ‘ . = . _ : | ae , reds is i e Oe a O . a4 = ' , es sTreetsS a . = ‘ ‘4 E ‘ , tha rm nds af those ing or a uring the for The infantry e “4 h of the e - .ifed that he was mak- ca 7a on : months of e making the necessa rowir s “: - vee ie ee It ig maneuvers 1 sae ms i, es . vels of war machinery, fae Wiese testipec ft ment to & toral of i. are, « , capapie | ance : ) ~—- t find 24 a great war were HE so caged in them not less than in 4-6 expected in small boats prob- war comee . , . ; stomobile tour of @ police v ling l* . . € ? 2 =i @ _ x ’ : » > . . sii - = - - The defen an «= ha S hee In as . — - ne ir -~ ~a i : ‘ on i an Govern- or ms tarting . i nesiderabte way 7 | ‘"¢ = . ou find that ar au. as cergt Woods «hen torney Sid = . ah" eS . eA ¢ ¢ 9 7 ™ = tite n the mings of tne ers avbiy & ta oO Caw Se a : neeqd supreme! - ; with Sere’. : ears far the yPrvVe ’ S na ide . =+ , ec © os . . asain ae P : | favenwo rm prison cince cen Vv) - had ret urned An aAirpiane s — ad pwr hie an s people are de- ey et sint w Here the. intend t> I . 88 i\ are men. : -_ att automobile which was statement . + " Tat . : . + ~ on | , . A .. she: i? per {= m1 os + , ~ a ce ; : oe = ona 7 fo for rnen a . ‘ - ~~ th . *? * hk in " _ s os ear 7 +0 — ‘ = : 0 : a , iing achoo for Pe minity are capa " rera’ nm {axres : ee = - — gers of lign . ‘ Simeeare peace Now for something on ne m the water will embarrass he value of mobility asa avenue, near Harri avenue. he wee al he r?tu? its 7 ¢ = eT Sa. . ° - ' Aen > be 7 sis . , ‘ . * — . ~ + ‘ o a > '> is y | ° (of ce - ; e 7“ —s fi — —_ ‘nr eo: eh ko —— rm. oy ; "seek J a . ‘ ; + t chine to air i eae) hers =» susta - ¢ . ‘ j on ne — 1+ will all he redresse! x. yi cue ata eohbme , fetenrs ~re ’ 2 g ast + i mea tiller. but when war « BY followed e ma in Fr Hare su . _ ’ : ' e a " ~ a . —_ ‘« dotte : r = ‘eo . ne > | he under galling . ; 4 : Pen rose street. where The State Superintenarnt§ sa . te hieve common encs their buraens ; by publ opinion—when they are ~ | its mounting diving ae shoe iia ormany ~ ad : : find that what vou need aaas ue ane pra Wiese afte esisia. ** | exh ene tha tim@l hes st in the: ind the =i. > ) despite a ” + Zin wit ternal strongholds strate&- tight artillery and machine gun mobility is -powe The » stoppe’ and three men alighted stat Tra wit? e ice} ' : : . = ‘ rT ’ af mms . : > —— ;¢@acC ie sstiemormn -9 UdsTI I F is . . ' ' . -_. ** *hon- . ' ’ . a ew eee ty - wy r. ' ; wine a a eme . be . a . _ » . ' e | 4 : ; "te ;, har iA re ,er a * ’ at) sand tft ope With fa , — ~esstu iT andimg the invaders wi! obile at the cor- schools | the Sta . ; roubles. & coi ‘ — are now paying ‘ yt Dn - cf = , , r € iF tity : = sfon ) inte” Om Neo? : : ‘ ipment aef cannot defend (he msegives” ed inan aure Siiwt. 27. . ’ ‘ - ; ‘ “ searcnonuesnis . ‘ ‘ . — > ? wni.ciona #0 Ul) if sear mone ‘eA *n t cre lin ef - mr th : ’ ° ° passed in the et my ‘ pe aM he balanci n r redu e'ectoral advantage they derived » sean. their rays ene nz air- a : mnie én com] ito advan a1oug infantry. This means . he re ated s oody Albert Or ~1 T » . t Ss a ° . ar or t Te pic rT) -+?* a eos - ‘ana ic ea . ; = eacepion e said, was enacted t ane expenditures The effe Rebuilding Probiem ;' +} » 4 »Sit1o ‘fo increased : , 2 m) les e ¢ a ia ' . inite.roacdas ihey ann mov Wood - ’ wo --* . - _ restined tha i ) iain vor . : infantry defense—thar a Wiese | th at rion The '. 4 a? he gh dys... J piane ooservers acre ascer led in reserve. The Pear! . cross. or through the dense and ha from the pohce machine Tenth re : 1809 wher : S ; “ MAK NT Ssiuvie ~~ -e@ecdi* .c Deen THNAA I 5 | . /s ‘ ; ‘axat - There if oni one cred- yA —~ " —_ ‘ ad ‘ ‘ 7 ‘ oe power As the hat . ; ie (Grecori ® ; nty ervision was passe ut Wer currency tO Frer Ministers of Finance have hile wav of getting rid-of debts *FO™ the = bs rarbor nava se is defended tangled canebrakes. Every foot of pecoinone of the navy, a te | was fred upon by a man on the Cc 2 ctu : sup , : ' : ' es “ @ ba : . at i : our: “Edi tien ts state Tur OT 2 every financial. pa&é® had to find ge sums Of mone t «hat is bv paving them You Heavy Guns Ke eavy fixed Situ guns «lEN* these roads will be defended and at fantry is the backbone P board of the automodile | Paul 2OuUCca “ ; aehame biiv in the chout the world anc eX} ", T@DU © “er eaci.a ' mav resort to expedients » cis- And 1 > +hea heraldings ho a crossroads there will | . These maneuvers are - p which wee 5 ee a of Cratty, . . , ‘ “em o % re : ‘ ™~ — _— :nme ton ie en —" , a nt ew , acs ja- _ . "2 ~ ar re ’ e nen nfs WN re \uetatinge of fre e tne a : : F ‘ ag tty »s *ne man oO . ; tie » State should offer the same ¢ of res ** e jeer: wid n ha eX} cvise and delay the operation of cou ) oe i Seals =u Stayng mass 0! As the de | us what Hawaii n 3 identified ‘ra — at the tris ‘ ™Y re Fs a ‘ . - a = a ~ Tanks (ra > Sess . th Paine sre Horn vn "sei Db © and o 3 - 1} Kae - nforr . t= . — 4 , ; as aa . vantages . > . i. ‘ phen tn everi marke’ a iee ‘ at ; re } j + nO nl —.- wre? he en Sing «eo Tou 5S Wa ‘ . . fan? n @ : ‘2 ~~ . : rcers fall Oa A @) ’ cement of man p ver *’ ss ; e running yoOara : the defen } ‘3 “ -* ’ t 'e : i 4 4 a - . . . . 4 _ e i ry C . .% : "las “ . -_ ai - +e Fe ‘ ; 3 = : . : iF bac s erat ¢ ” : ‘ ee | a w to Valpahaiso have POW revenue. For'tha: purpos¢ so yn nerease those debts and di- guns thud ana "4 . oF.i * " phere are ‘anemeé= will be poured in from the reserve “ — @ Exchansed About 12 Shots. | ' ; 7 , IATA yx ; . Te , si Pos ~ = ear Ty Ti =* " i ‘ , ail . + . : ~~ . a ~ ] na rr . - . ¢* “ec ~%)) “3 . y ; eo '* smHe Are more . erected ° ed 7 otnaineul and Terma! nage . swing “as ‘- »' = sie aia ie " x i } ne iS.a P Nar’tTalions ane — aefense Wii pA * Wiese testified further that he 54 TAK . ' = ’ = ‘ — ~-* - 4 = . on ‘ i~ a ir r3it if _ .? ’ ~ ane ‘her re those oc n- ’ . . +] «7 Ti urt i¢ | . J : * that prem the less we + ce = ine «tea dil. tf ‘“e i _? erair rot 4 ‘ 4 2 - shew TT) at is what the Herriot Fis ers Wil. . 7 alice md IDA :. & j ® a . £10 SE nee arden UNTIL: the ChAaNnU AIVISION has SLAYER GOES 4 Serat VA nods exchanged anew | : : , . ® - . ’ es ‘ = . ‘>a + _-*- » , o .. ~# >? mo” Pr . = . ™ ~ =o > + ~~? a " x? ry! ola Tr ‘ ~~ = - > > 7 _- ~“*) ’ : ae > ‘* : — . Ps "ms ige y ; e hal \ ‘tj a" " are ‘ . . rec ed ~ © + >| INA r ar ye ren =" ec? + . Ls eo © _— mictry qd corny ered \fan Nuia- ,) we se T a = ned ’ = ee | ae _ . ve s.e . e si . e | ,\e isu ed its fu = ren’ : against ’ ae 4 . i: shots with Tne four bandits, one. e e*. ; — Ae se x ‘ : -_ - . 7 "~ >. .. 2s a a? . = _ = = = L. Sen — nn .. = a et. . ‘ . - ; ” Ww lea the Te. ere * irue —* Thea ree!’ ic 7 eo: tar e 7 : {learn ”_ for ’ r € - ‘ ©s. ‘ whe - Paris a | mot ex*ricate the mu es 4 ; ja = i } 4 “ae vade = - Tne inva jer T en eT) aiiv ditches HAY ANA. TI} April | . ef whom. ne eaid. remained in the 25 i : - . ; : - > e r - - ~~ : - , 2 a a Tl an . as , ~ om rn rec ’ “° ] > a en nr : - *-* ™~ 7 75 wr nd ie bee : by t He ther «he . as as ,ear ; c aR? - sted _ , . . } ; > menaced “Wrrenc’ Wi l he dao a ne T iw | 7 , ni tals ehen Nrolectiles anc hat iz a range Cot VV ara ‘ nd if he escapes the mines aor ¢ j 5 garage . tt: as the man who fired the Detroit's | . | ee muntie he \ ’ sahie German firme offering & * French bud«cet neve rea ha 4 French ministr’ with suf- these tents WwW anna 17.590 yards are mounted on rail- at sea he will be in peril from the 10, was removed te the which killed Serg Woody} 4. felt ‘ ; gh schoo! i¢ S sl security paid 49 per cent f bans anced He the present trouble. ¢icient courage and authority bold- the blue fieet signs tals “a , trucks for high mobility. mined roads over which he must’ State Hospital for Emier Postel of 3021 Utan | oceieeill = " ‘ , , ’ sii , — - ” -_ =" " i = —~A wan r [Pre ,e . ens* : . ats . P ‘ ” , ci it iid aitees advantages negotiated with difficulty Lo 3t is to the credit of M. Poineare 1. +, handle the situation could put gun and a These mertars have a minumum pass if he passes at al! treatment. f ) with alle 5 ~ . - ' e . - - ; , m * 3 . : . ‘ = 5 Aon : Y “ = P . ° ; oh aed Mow Tork Non > ey shat he me a » effam + things rich? In a the essentia'’s wil e nicd | ho gee range of about half of their max- Observation Poat in Crater. Worner had become : Poste! testified .that he and a lators a 4 : , . — cen? “ Sere ‘ . ” a — . — - eh? an -_ } i ’ = > , : : ‘ ll e é St Soon ca Lac G0, par cond nasa Syste nce on “er cane | RINE TENE. Ie all the coventiaih | will be Bide rnc, {mum range. They look ke giamt | Intenee wetivity om the, ant Of | woul tear Oe Sipe, suetetes ee a ' ws, —— - in ‘ sg _ =» Snes x tt h serse © .neir ‘ ee . pet _ E : *i ~ © 7 , . - | Le \e : - 44 5 -*™» - * . a? 7 _— srt eh th Tr} are ~ . ; ‘ : : . ° r : A. . Bin SPRI he | freely from both quarters. I have’. a. the only na effective norts are higher tha ey ever; sponsibility tnar 6 net the camouflage Desperately hard defenders. and this will be met only an effort to dive fram) y were forced to stop to let 8) ogy 4 * . > oe hm ® : : ’ ~ = : ’ : e — 74 Ser ' : f Te £ or -of@ing hard and +h selves as veri: ne as - ay aN — ; - ——“ = a> ~ rr) - Beve ner erense® in . in . _ Si ie) | nr a i” c 7 = ow . ry ~ + ; = ene : pe \e A @ as . 4 : . 3 ~ 7" errir hh ~ ~ . ~ : } Ssh Sh 2 > Sienis plat (Se A na s J «emg ; ™* g cefea ae } . : F = pos. can cae ’ = _ . - o Ge . _ — . ror ‘= ~ a. - r’ _ = as " ° ‘ . " 2 . F aa eer A their eurDp ) sec ; e > 7 - re 4sec _ ‘ a ~ , 2 r% . } iM : a 4 tab y as eve i “ai S : sid = a : = ‘ _. —_ £ e - \ , "AT € > 7 - 7 +. ’ 7 ‘ r e . ec her am. and ne: pecopie re) ces — ies = : a 4 ~> har > ey aT amet “Y ~T% e oy _ : "at : iT? . © “ 2 I | = | 7 : ee ; * , . 3 nA P = us . r — ar *h that won -+he I nited States ea open tc Lis- > \ nd ordered him to stick em up the na: . re a ix" ink 2 a -”~ a . °-* meer ’ S -~ i . are =i) . the nossession wea a ni ; ‘ : | nos, «i? he " ‘7 «) iered *> i's “Neek . ate ‘not fatal operations from mand the world. About these guns ~ nd “step on it.’ after the : ie vellow with e returning s.red not for his mistakes but foe muddling can bankrupt But astrous n — Byte rg aa tation eee . . : ) ee So erce Vommis- gold , f these prugent Dut unmpa- ,.. rageous effort to repair France needs a financial Waldeck the sea They also s re = oe ac: Meee 7 an b ie: pre * Before he could comply with the| addresses : sion at a hearing here it @ ome * | eo hee pot , zt as often Rousseau When will he arise” se'ves I? Oahu proves practica nd lving ariny tere + — t 4 — + * . — ma ero fb @ein: mace ———- — : ‘4 enceville and Springfie’d . a . ’ in Dec kL) > . ng procrees ' , _ Tre Champaign County experi- : “e “ ts Fa deposits in the _— ; et mental tests will be made by the at oeeing Germ sn banks were $5.- { Y) &- pubile service company and a num- Tae de On Jan 1? 18924. the’ | . hd her pe farme se wnreder the genera. 505,991 . — * lec we a7 2 te ee ee = | No Charges During Sale direction of the univers ugricul- | 2: mm te De ember, th had = meee | All Cash or st oO. D. tural depart n en Thev are °x- a . ia ng 945 ‘ oe we Produce important data What about German industries | ; : as to the cost of serving farms with a A he thew are passing throug” | power from a centra! station , ‘ ‘ he stimulan 4 fla | EX-MAYOR GOING TO PRISON “*\° 4% e market is s I Mayor of Gary. Ind. and 42 oth- erefore, not so DFisK as it was i" =J : teaA in +h — Cars . A shen conods from stee — . ere con, e.4 : ; is ’ ' e ; . . = ‘ liquor cases resulting :: mviction girders t . RIMES ns" : = im the T Wet, : : " " lo 4 rar ; ‘ 3 vy safe it eetrren’ 3 27 ~ 4 | is a bees “2fije.4 nm . € I ni? ee! re 4 6 , ‘he - ; 5 e4 States «i: t.4 tof Appeals timately me agai Ane . iy FE — The United States Surrenm: rr foreizn 1 Le 4 e na , - CTE in rr oe a 3 Yesterday refuse re ew (ne proving (,erma expors : : a! : > 7 3 Shinn “af Bahan cine , e. - . The most awe ——— sight that eve 2 1. of the others e of 3 e mark i =a | has ever witnessed — Old Faithful in ' A total of , nere ne } Dieocem her -s 4 ‘ , a fatia i | : oa ‘ P ‘ as” of boilin water LO00- a the then Was ’ — the (“4t, - 49° ——y - ru. ere: . [). weeeeneccsase, perengeeeetrecrere 2080: 98098e800000048 Z action a spout j § “wa i or ater teal * pa ° | feet high. Come and see Nature at + # ut ' . : °T ll ; ~~ , ; 110 ee ee . ia kl | grandest—visit Yellowstone this season, . J $ West Yellowstone, right at the 1 DL sciidetniiel men Oe | x, niy a tew —_— WARNS OF LAW DISOBEDIENCE 2. 2°. SST Z park entrance and only a, / Reies Ge the Past Dinu tet rst quest But * ob | miles from Old Faithful and che a CENTRALIA. } , \ ‘ | other geysers. Through service ; The tendency of Are an pe . . q from & Louis starts June {8. > ‘ "ee of to@a ’ . as Iw . - " ; ; éé : = : mamenemey te rerece to ob > eg och none Panag tae ota | Pacific Coast as : threatens * seen . - » fate . | Li it — * ." Handsome book descriptive of = e 4 conga qusstio mga ‘ . Yellowstone; also detailed travel 3 together if one at He de ed ¢ es Sis an i4 . a ran Seasan? rat information and reservations at Jin . ] e any awe. « a. - bas ' : i.e a ¢ _° 4 + * Ww e vaiu of 1 hin tn cventing o : ntl hen vd cama pippr ‘cewgaltbon | a Wabesh Ticket Office s2g3 knows th rs some day s : Fra hens ‘The Leatrent botweeh ; == nn cman lene this : | enstein e and sa Now 3 - mh ge e° + ; i ne FP. L. McNaily t+ ae buying one on ie, have 4 ; sha are c : aa ; - : M -_ vg ie E. D. P A. Wabasa R-». 2 Tm, . “eg to a ‘ an ece - x _—— exe r 2 -a > pt 1450 Ry. Exc Se. Lous a a »> answer R : e . Zs ~?@ : ‘ cine ry - p k tf ‘. 7 | Ca fm a 2 ; a ; = ™ } > ~ m : a ation of @ thousand years in buiid- 2°" °7 thAt old saying During the second Annual Real Estate Week offers i Ganaliiaaetinn Pecfa. ae ing i . ace ; . f ti a . 2cs3 Ry Exc > Lowss ~ t, a Roshanaras homeward flight Edwardeport e - i not dare ° no@e 3. Park, Cal is. Zion ee hee Jy . Ind over & distance of °S miles any extra taxes whilet the war was »- Naetional Park, Brvce “ESTP, AE. Kasharas ) Riereme Of 209 persons gujhered on.’ They had fo dour. a god eee = Camyom and Cedar Breaks, on. te the agent to release wae thas ‘uring the war * ethan ; isses whem im order that the ewners such new and heavy taxes as wou! For Homes. Investment or Income might determine the quality of the enable the state to balance tte bud Property Read the “Real Estate” birds The pitecns w ' mt se" °e Post wea pe : R : Advertisements in the Post- they @rop from exhawaetio: _ hiind - " . -— : “Re the wa fava Dispatch Today oli Every Day. : ——— . . - : « - 7 es ’ . from weariness. fly initio on acie a SKe vere ' ° + of seme kind The arn jintaing &. . aise axa'’ion 4 # regular coops of pigeo: for -s retah' te vere t iz thtes eenger service iid 1 > made en d n ' -_ .

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WEDNESD, APRIT, 2° tosh Balin _——~_ —_ a een the south. ar] Harhe.- H about Cighr a“ eit : the se weapom tt 4 [ rongly fortified. defend rm coast, where are l’e nd Honoluly. part it is mv iPad the tified s (re , , , eg indirectiv with mpta Ghding ot ine to an He testitien fa vrei ar ae ye 4 BI - , ’ , ‘ - re ) if "a- i z a . ” e- school’ | 5 vill not “tg et the writer, “but ge panee ee Scene ¢ oogtog geet Cy Slight bullet wound in Mrs. Wayne opened the trial,| Rayn had papers of ident ce * | tense will summon Roy A. Haynes. | . | mn the {je} pyrech Our heavy Kung 9 about one hour atrer ™ ©&\ the hip and said he took him to “hich was to prove whether Og-)| tion on his person omen inert Prohibition Commissioner in view = rom us, | at may be taken awall yrred. | city hospital) ,den was @ renegade or a cavalier,| he was an electrical engineeer and | of the fact that an appli ation t r uu é -,. ’ : vite : , ’ ee * = = , © Ant | when you've trained them with the|'"* Cough Drops weakens the at-|p459 Neuritis Tablets in stock. Get a JAIL and Sercet. Woody exchanged about EN IN RAID ON CAFE plications set in ) * noon for $8,00"% lemon ltack, stops the development, soothes | ™ Net me OP Roi : . 4th “oe tg — ven dei M, | concluded M rs. Wayne's testimony | The suit af Mrs Marv Simon | . ithe irritation and lessens the con. one dollar package today and begin to en. HAVANA, IL, April 22 — 3 jobs | an ’ ? tf r h alls t Ogden t - cell of Relleville | Get a dozen California lemons /| Vulsive effects. A pleasant and re-|joy some rea! comfort. You'll sav it is , poe April 22.—Harold Bat whom, he said, remained in the 25 Women Among Those Arrested |2"4 brought the gallant 06 ~ {eaeteet Aibert Ang” $3,000 | 20w and keep them always handy |"!*ble remedy. Can be used as a/ worth many times Whe pe SS = 6 ‘orner, -+ years old, former I ni- burn ing machine, which had been by Dry Agents at Detroit. the sand. ifor $10,009 was settled for $3. in the Amen for this ond ancy | preventive Price, 59c. | Dolph. Wolff-Wilson and Johnson Bros ‘eity of Lilinois studen: Eifler, adminis- other | oat . : beauty uses.—Adv. Luyties’ Homoeopathis Pharmacy | ovis socriuS'& Ranson con Bree. San 913 Locust St. other leading drue. | Francieco. Sti se — —e— ee ——E EEE ae ap sais only polly a scientific discovery, improves complexions, makes hair lustrous and hands attractive. Scented with sixteen floral oils. “Your Shin will haew and Show the Difference” THE REMMERSGRAHAM CQ CINCINNATL O10 ¥ om 133 \Os LANA OIL. Complexion SOAP | ADVERTISEMENT FIRST TOUCH OF POSLAM STOPS ALL ITCHING! The gently, heali medication of Poslam is so CONCENTRAT- ED that it stops itching instantly. it penetrates every tiny pore, and quickly drives away eczema and other torturing eruptions when other remedies are worse than use- less. Costs only soc—at all drug- | ists. / " . ’ ’ ‘ - * ; — a we gee dA marae ‘ounty farm. after the shooting began DETROIT. Mich. April 22.—Pau! ly unaware, or at least UNCON-!¢.ator of the estate of his wife = ' ym sew p ’ ny tf "” k . aa P —, ~ as , ee —_— _ é ames AC Ba “7 ~ 1, Mas The other witness to identify) Mirabilo’s cafe, said to be one of cerned, sat nearby calming munch lntrs Marvy Eifler-against Angell for > Ka “a e me ar ; : ; , ; ‘Z c ot =] ’ 7 r 7 2 Nor ’ he i _ee Pr : os April Gmatty as the man who fired the! petrojt's gavest caba oe ee ae ing caramels. . - | $10,900 was settled for $2,00°% r | : A! ; move dj to the Peoria ’ Sergt Woody | | é h ; Stop to tet @/ custody 48 customere difficulty, Mrs. Wayne was whip-/°! + ego ¢ his daughter oe ot recognize . mreet car pas sat Fair and Pen-'| : : . ’ ltor of the estate of his aug , .n recogn iz any of his ee The prisoners, 25 of them wom-_ ping Alberta. acainst John iend d Vs ' rose avenues. While waiting he i | Helen Louise Hubert, against . es and reimtives. | en. were taken to the United States “Judge, I'm not there in the, : mt *) wae killed testified. a man jumped on the run-| +. | , {yauchlin. Sr. The girl. was _ — nae board of his machine aha District Attorney's office for ques-!day, so I don't know what happens - the street, Lynch avenue a gu nagainst his « p tel’ ge 4 tioning Most of them admittediin the day, but there isnt a night | crossing th Sm ae ee ae 11s os s £ . i on i ates aa ‘ul pe" ¢ * see, et4e..0*%s * ; . ad, . 2 . sf. Aah, fe we, ¢ 7 - +. pA . *y _ oe, ~ All- oe ae” 5 2 * » oat sake Ler a}: ‘4 > > Tir oe O onal hie a Zion » wigls a ryce 9 . 3 eS “ - 2 ad - > - 7 Postel testified .that Woman companion Before he could comply with the | with allere, re ibit . in. he and a 1 prohi ion law vio lators and their patrons, when Fed-/'| horses and addresses and fense against the laws to dogs, it certainly is an whip! . P | Centralia, lanother automobile near Ashle holding her. T never! but was driven by \ Ill. and his machine hit ) answered questions. Wayne and No Charges During Sale All Cash or C. O. D. s . & & a 8 8 a "8 8 8 \ a \ ARLANDS St Louts Largest Womens Specialty Shop! Choice of 800 $25 Dresses EXTRA DRESS.... pesos ee. No Charges During Sale All Cash or C. O. D. " | , ; fh ' J i as | iF mi J First $25 Dress .... $25 Extra $25 Dress ..... $l You must buy two Dresses to get one for $1.00. Dresses can be different sizes—two people may “club” together if one person does the purchasing. Everybody knows the value of Garland Dresses at $25—imagine buying one on this plan for a DOLLAR. Street, Afternoon, Sport, Dinner and Evening Dresses Roshanaras Flat Crepes Satins Kasharas ~ Satin Cantons Failles Flannels Combinations _Bengalines | Misses’ Sizes Women’s Sizes Extra Sizes | MOM As \W (;ARLAND (inc.) Sale at 9 A. M. Sharp—Second Floor, Broadway Side. 4099-11-10 Broadway ti ht dul my ig ‘8 88 ese 8. Ba.) . “<—* eS Equipment identical with the 20th : Century Limited in the Chicago-New York service. The comfortable water level route through New York State. “You can sleep on the water level route.” Reveals the wonderful panorama of the Hudson River Valley for 130 miles—the Highlands, West Point and the Palisades. Arrives at the Grand Central Terminal in the heart of New York—“a city within a city”. The only through route to New England. Convenient connections eastbound and westbound with all Southwestern rail- roads at St. Louis. New York Central Lines service. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 2 - — So . . ‘ - * “* « ae". ol iststeess We ges. reese . rr, ; ¥, Ae Tissot S. x, Ay Pat. eS Oa A “ott | | ; | — : “Ow N.Y.08.8 a A new train to .. ust Li New York. ke the Century New YORK CENTRAL LINES announce the inauguration on April 26 of a new de luxe St. Louis — New York service Southwestern Limited This all-Pullman, observation-car train, with equipment and service identical with the famous 20th CENTURY LIMITED, will leave St. Louis every morning at 9 o'clock, arriving in New York the next morning * Just like the Century” CLUB CAR OBSERVATION CAR COMPARTMENTS STENOGRAPHER LADIES’ MAID BARBER VALET MARKET REPORTS to the Southwest. ~ at 10:50 o'clock. Through service to Boston, arriving at midday, making connections for all New England points. The new westbound SOUTHWESTERN, with the same complete equipment, will leave New York at 4:45 p. m.—the end of the business day —and arrive in St. Louis the next afternoon at 5 o'clock, in ample time to connect with trains — Southwestern Limited EASTBOUND Lv. St.Louis. . 9:00a.a.% Ar. New York 10:504.m.* Ar.Boston .. 100p.a.° WESTBOUND Lv.Boston .. 2:00p.a.* Lv. NewYork 4:45 p.m.° Ar.St. Louis. . $:00 p.m.* “Standard Time ig Four Route Py TO NEW YORK AND NEW ENGLAND - *s ;* OE ey OEP tee eae atte ae * ‘ - ~~ * « “ — nmnige,

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28 __ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation — an ——> $s => el - — — — “in his lunch ts right’ Bluhill CHEESE a "™ N S S N SS Re DRS THE PERFECT MOTOR OIL = SY ~ ~S —=—_ \ CS \\ oS 2 | Gives You Free Miles Polarine tests, in comparison with other oils, prove that with the nght grade of Polarinein your crankcase, ou get more miles, gallon for gal- on of gasoline, than with other oils. You may regard these extra miles as a gift from Polarine. The explanation of the extra mile- age lies in the Polarine film, which is so perfect in wear and heat re- sistance as to be practically flaw- less. This conserves compression; \ increases power and mileage. It is in frequent stopping and start- ing, hill climbing, crawling along in traffic —that the true character of an oil is shown up. Polarine meets the test positively and decisively. Polarine maintains a cushion of oil in an unbroken film between the frictional surfaces of your engine. It enables these parts to move free- ly, quietly and efficiently. With poor or insufficient lubncation, these moving parts grind and be- come searing hot. Fillap with Polarine; then, drain your crank- case every 500 miles and refill with the cor- rect grade of Polarine. That is trae econ- omy. There is a grade for your car. See chart at all Standard Oil Service Stations and at Aathorized Garages and Filling Stations. Standard Oil Company (Indiana) ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI 384 7 i ADVERTISEMENT 18 Years For Relief eu’ fered 4 . ; yea * Swale san “oP « « 6 omac!) A‘te tas‘ ne 2 ‘ a suiis bh. ‘ter toa furr ars . he a bothered 41th gas . ~ z Te tion 4 Teteseuna! | Pn There ita ow : ed leeld Dreparaten «? @gertw iy rrTe§ era vent Dat -— late the ¢ ance of e 1) t% ' te oeeee e270 Bho of Tantus ‘> ge: = Pp cepa ration neoewn ae Ade ‘a *» & TOR — " i a aie Gment for the purpem : ranang Wile ‘at “igne ie = | bowels of atter wher has bee , . ‘ Mee = cn ev stem «2 ‘one time and «hh th one ; T * effective meane eve beer mable | . wl ~ y &- - Ac ; a huier It ; aften ae leonis ms th : ’ = ¢ seeount ef matic a@dierika draws, we ‘ = \ : . ‘. the nies! Ra ara eve .' »« mt hature!l movement t sometimes bring . a a - ‘a en : . os ure ed Guentities of ad ne ~~ . a arr ‘ ter any tites it Pfings Out iw ‘AS fo 2. ay ive relies ing reer cre -" a amine es _ — te f q. pie \s Ore: la Ya luae bie oe Th Pre , ection te beueeears ” ' > (he * Wetmatien of Meta - poleons > oS . 4 . he howe ~' e : e* a | mn . Diaorders ® ** 4 ra ' * * rere or gas cu the a wma. h 4nbu Bietes a ~~ L. A. Champion Waits No One Could Tell Cause of Stomach Trouble “OMY MUSTMAKE 225%: AGRICULTURE PART === OF 11S BUSINESS Jardine Declares Growing Population of U. S. Will Make Food Shortage In- evitable. . y = re’ rhe Tie s nearers é sf ‘ie ¢ ¢ : « rhe? Ame : Sf Ainge ' ; fe ; = 7 " secre f Az nine D@an ‘ . ' _ iu : : ig ; 4 that ice hig e = e \ was = - - > re rar ; e tw? ne a ‘a ‘ € e oo xpe ay " 2 \A © 4 6 4 al oe ‘ gre 1. ese al > Ti r en red — _ ~Recoe : e ud iz .' 4 : = sis ’ ne e e er? ~-e 4 v said t vould be s et) eliminate — , = ‘ an - fu ug! n the sal ' ° . ide of 1c 4 ited and rs he ry @ at a ew inda ent Seis" r arker?ne | s and mak , ' . gs ! e e act © a e he continued e ake a ner to re. _ » Pe - b -e Dink hy rvs . e multitude pf problems wv e developed and wit > ia. h self ible © gh ’ e =, f gr - ees . ‘ : .\e v 1¢ here e fewer s nis in ece a han ere ere y £ S et 5 a eres _ a study c a & is e gees wa > ** Freezone of ficient soft corn. and the foot calluses, wi ness or 7 TURNS Lift Off-—No Pain! 7 oesn ‘t hurt one ‘@ corn. if bit’ Drop a ltt on an aching . Stantiy that cern stops hurting, thes shortiv fingers you lift it right off with Your druggist sells a ting bottle ‘*Preezone’’ for a few cents. suf tO Fremeve ever hard eora, between the toes, ut sore or corn irritation. —— —_——_— —_ than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED WEDNESDA®. 4p °9 Ser TT " ry gu Pd rt) -€T A=igde era 2... of | Tt a . «8: : ia a : ‘ ; ¢ 1 “a = ors ‘ “4 i “ {) | AZT } j ai c? iezes } iS States Works of Experiment Station H u“ kar | oa] UA weve! ’ ie speaner oOntin len the eges ne Centinued on Next Page. re 4 i Bad WIE 4 b If you like Pies, Puddings, Cakes, Salads See Friday's Paper / DON’T DESPAIR drinking lots of water and ries Never give up the fight for good health. No matter how seriously afflicted one may be, freedom from pain and suffering often is close at hand. If you are trou- bled with pains and aches; feel tired; have head- ache, indigestion, insomnia, regularly taking Gold Medal haarlem oil capsules (the original and genuine). The world famous diuretic 7. stimulant and the c,0LD MED4; National Remedy = HAARLEM OIL of Holland since 1696. Guaran- CAPSULES Look for the name Geld Medalonthe teed as repre- blue and gold bot. Accept no substitute tly All first-class druggists, 3Se, 7Se, $1.50 Sented. SS | | ;? eA cf t | fane Hryant SE ee roctstT Ss LOLts “TiTH anbdD i] Or. Talk From Station KSD Thursday 4:00 P. M. — ee ee ee on ‘‘Slenderizing Apparel for Stout Women” es Instructive—Entertaining | / ADVERTISEMENT Stomach Disordered? Take Haley’s Oil — milk \Magnesia- of magnesia : a i. ES and mineral! oil combined — There is a cause for-disordered stomach. And that causé wii! most often be found in the lower bowel, the seat of most so-called ‘*stomach tro Acids from fermenting accumulating waste matter must be neutralized and waste matter e¢.i1m- inated. Two things are necessary— both are done at one time with 7 : - - , Halev’s Magnesia-Oil (milk of mag nesia combined with minera! Ol). > } —_ or x ru rr Both and magnesia work to ' - gether as thev sh e oll car- ne rr 7rnesia c ra ~~ + >” the ower bow where it is needed Acids are neutralized, neged tracts are lubricated. Action is prompt but ley nid of “es 4 no or “* % foot lengths ean i $1.59 4 - -.4 o . Par a’ r » sizes. put up four Bhoes to a set two marked | and two mark- a Price per set of four Shoes. wit rules and reguiatiens for bgp dst eon $1.98 Parc noe? zeight ll nounds arTOMORILE LUGGAGE ( ARRIER™ $1.19 |Special ‘r'TO CREEPPR For doing work sar ’ ‘a far EXTENSION CORD For garage aod bousehold use. cotton eT — — at ‘ at ns airth ’ Die sl “ . 3 pe >a o wet ty ont q Noundc “JERSEY COPTER SCREEN CLOTH | Made of tCepper 99.8" Pure . 14 MES?" q hegt . mre artifiia - > ~ | acainet ema - ‘fies grats. mos « ~ N 2UItLoOes., Pree ry fi: wr 3 — j tare 7c x : a r=) al - D eS ee -—- tHa ; : 4 BLACK FLY -+CREEN CLOTH Beet double ee vecee BRiack Wire Sereen th ithe ? it~ ches fu = nta I Zz eet | -ae anf r . 3 3c per *sjuare Full R Toate spe 1a Prices WINDOW “REFN FRAMES 4A perfertiy equarc cerner insared They are so simple 4 a’ v Aan - 1? ‘hh = g es 4 "ss ° . + ~~ = Sz : De ~ ai i re sve re ~ sme a > se 40 {x : é a? o B.je > rorcLrRyY NETTING (ralvanitzed After WV ear ing. Roeils 25 Feet Long * Re : " s1.16 ate $1.55 wot $1.45 Reile ) Pee Loeag . ~ S135 : —— 5:90 Prcees « £2.55 ~ £2.15 ~ : ae eo a . . . °5 oe? ae wide s4 = R. = i at ’ | eet = ide 85 50 ' eet 57.00 TOULT COMBINATION \Wtreous win 4 Tank a Bow Tr *' «2 e .. rr nZ or and mahocs or Zn er Cak eal —— as $22.50 ~~ Re | TOULET ACGER — FP reeiDle et oe “aire " ana and i« ac rhe °e morn ow “ry ne se a otructions ' Dipper em trape Ff inches ‘ oo. ee + mis Pare poet weil 3 D BR | 810-812-814 Washington Ave., St. HUCRADAY s -Tw cr bed, | ) ' 4 $1.27 = > 4 or . Ota ta - - — SHERWIN-WILLIAMS “ REEN ENAMEL For renewing olf : 7 rice s-'Pehs Tuk « me i ugh > Pint. See; pint, Ge; PAINT BRUSHES men size, rubber get. as tines 14 te Price. Rake Hand Price LADIE four & pecial == DPic®. ....,. GARDEN CTRVED eth: ash each. fe ee > hoe lea 36 per HEDGE CUTTERS With 1 blade ~~ * . ff =" eee notenh- the => = "Oe rs, *. veo P= =e» Especially desicned far woodwTo rkers in \es long Parcel ser CHAMPION DOG Dor Riectiite, 3 pounds. . Special prices rar e! _— — TIKRE- B 4 S$ CENT. y_ > 6 Beans -| Hot water Sure Relief LANS Packages Every~nere _—— . * na 7 : —~s EL ADVERTISEMENT — ‘sigs writes, ‘*Ia ears | have been con “a with constipatioa. [ s* , D ™ Zomg’ to feel relieved.”” then to set about fart value. Th were the Ff these stati organizatis definite se has tt eipe now client world “The ave not realize the researe stations am Agricuiture mother pla for five yea izing creo breeds of § mentation combinatio bring the { are even ef moting the -hens whi exes most “The- farmer crease alon his land ff to researe but the ment fin ahead of t trall for what oth can do a with limit $49 000 & $39,900 «a tien ef be accom Aside keting Agricult comp! ‘ing stat answers tiens awere after ¢ lece's @ The | veatero® vides ‘topics groups The : subjects nomica, given te of farm of su secend _onomic tim ret ‘rural being tf eocm ag rural e@apen crent eae

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WE ae SDAY, APRI 2° 19°95 WEDNESDAY‘ os 1925 tm SA. APRIL aE ES Be ay he — -DISP. ATCH H alone has 57 .UU0 0 One erry C irculation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ~ STLOWS POST-DISPATCH i a a EELS Yo con 5. ew adh | RENSHAW Ck CREDITORS | sinh teh eld of production. | nwaied im he production an ec eTER'S |}, otstor MAY GET 20 PERCENT = if ae __—— ~~ — —— aa No. 1069 Times bide ee Ss “ISTERI Square nte 19 rn «$1.27 [eee HE New York ' Claims Announced by teducrr oo : val er, wer , rustee. IRQ 7 XY ry | __ AST = All the essentials RD * mks ~, | ie nterio or First Payment of $52,000 on f * $4 48 TER i of a good hotel — many unusual & YY ~/ = val we %, ix aye ry - af | i bts a x | | ; eo P ’ A o0s oe é 4 / r ‘. “* : Sa 3 ‘. . ine, | CT Hi oa he Ts iM - oo —— ais i ae | a reqgqitors of the defune ‘ real oa. ‘ ; A i ¢@s F ~ y els hy eA P. 2 + Ps . ; | . alion com orts. ad bs n way expect A ; y ni AY ‘| My! ij! "3 “4 We Give an Extra ] f i de : “- ; SHERWIN. uke LIAMS rates and advanta-~ ); cents on the dollar, Christopher P , iin Ge yal it Hah h | 0 ( Discount we fetes gee. We Are Open Saturday jat rife With a high e! I ouis tod: ae - " . 9} ' nn uf iat ‘Hy MW is rity! ive! fap / a he | «| ar be | ae ‘ one. 4 is ay in announse ing the fir er | 2 i i / ‘ { ites 4 i ! pure hase. ¥ Pint. Bde; pint, 40e; quar, An — | i ir ‘Gi sa oe AT i " i Wi ui | ey Sawai if , OO; Quart. $1.00. 406 ; 385 common claims. | vad me Re i are i hil " il iit 1 il Hr ¥ i / % a y Another 106 per cent payment. he “f'; PAINT BROSHE ; spite, ite ' He ; h size, rubber — | Said, might be expected to follow | fi , che ‘| nit i di i ih iT i, : ries nin ; ¢ r* If a ily fs Mi a3! mitt alii yg ; 1 ft st oe | sale next month of 53 pieces o! i Hil nf TaN ws . property whiih are expected 1 male ibe Mia Mf hy 3 GARDEN SPADING FORKS bring about $50,000. Severa} notes ay ~ Se oe |! eed ras : ' . ; , — ll «i. heavy | /mortgages and ledger accounts it — / ida ' 2 | , : : : Epecial steel, ; | mav provide a curplus for payment | Q : a m r S ; ' $1 39 , of "6 ther le » . . @f _— _ : > -” O an Oo ° —" Ped bes cosececs . a | H « claims now tied up in @ ' , =" lif “Ee R Youn ® 1 iC Yeeee AWAY 94 éeuah: . a ‘ ] ner | oor me —_ rer me | evive Our Ooms @ | | i Ay | . W d . | Pri Ms tn: bendia, oh U i I e | dias : will | bled vee Peay galibte | / ~ a | - ma? QE on ie eautl Se ot tiie prefer rea claims. nN ich b u ful Price, per ; ; | | 7 we saubwee ; (| y, “x /* > ‘ BP, | snooset a ana, ore voor GEANED seo wee = e2 oS JUST THINK! — - : ' and the remainder } “ave heen entis. : . ; ‘ ; oe : > | fied. Comnton.claims in court to- BLUE RIBBON “Seay : . ; es =o : ‘ . i a , - x °S : oy a. . ae re ’ . : . a> 3 : ~ ‘ A nt al : : tal $50 Hono 7 P C | C —, | ae Referee Burnside announces WALL PAPER. | -Piece Crystal Cut Vith 1 blade notech- y' that a list of those receiving pay A Gl W Se F a to snip c foe ments wags on file in his office, and The new Niagara patterns have the approval of prominent inter- | x 2 a - ass ater t ree - ig! ' : | A 2 : : . : 7 ra god, $1 69 ’ LER tr that he VW ould pa ss OO} CiaiMmMs pre wr decorators. Let us help you select the correct sty.e for cach 7. : 4 i vs ; : Al h Bi Bi d is | Sie se nied to him which had not heen of your rooms. If you re-paper your home nou’, you'll feel that ° | | $0 t e ue ir Se: on filed in the time allowed by la: everything in it is new. i | + | AY. ) . i we The firm failed three vears ago a. hee ; . | + yf Dinner Set Wi ve 5 Re ee Be ee The president, Henry T. Renshaw FREE—Our New Sample Booklet—Ask for it . racuNING SAEARS bes e Se ae sleaded g liv to a forgery charg: . . . . | Gees FB ee «a my iy a kn’ 7 Full of Decorative Secrets and Suggestions Refrigerator _ Be a and was sentenced to one to 14 xtra quality ested dB. Be oe vears in prison payment. $52,000. 10 per cent or ’ oo . z ; ts | it Nee om tye og NAMET, ‘ Roewe. trustee, told 2590 creditors ) 2 ae a a ii ha i ‘s if you settle your account! in 50. 60 or 90 Es 2 eo bi a: , - i newing old wr reens and Prevent, geous ocation. in bankruptey court in East 8t " : days’ time—the same as if you had made ore igs | Until 6:30 P, M. Sa OB Rae eer > Grew oe -- ee 2 ie) ™ « . - ee ~ ~ ~— ee re ene te re ~~ . " ) will give absolutely free. in addition to our easily. The 14-Year-Old Boy Missing. me tS H ie, . | Nor" | |i : | ; a ae ofter, thls beautiful, conuine Mrs rti seal of 1007 rin orne a a er O. a = —= : ; , A : (ut Glass Water Pitcher and six large-size ware Lab —_ ws scents RE ae tne “ee . 7 j Tamblers, The wonderful Sanitary Special — Leffingwell avenue is S@arcning ; xs | : , aaa > Leaders here shown are white enameled lined, ND. for r 14-yvear-ol SO etnt 31 74-76-78 E A . ee ae SS= 4 { eusy te keep clean. Greatest ice savers on the TRY-AS MITER as ee Avy vet ~g sarang aston Vv. ; : market have three heavy wire removable SQUARES Beal, whom she had not seen sinc: shelves, with all nickel trimmings. ‘Sow is the . ast Thursday when she left he: j time. Investigate this offer—it will pay you. wee ¢ = i ~ ~~ s We vs . 7 ve 2 aw - “~~ ws [e- “Ye a ' See these “Sanitary” Refrigerators on sper home to £0 to work At that tim: ' . x sale. the boy had not ver left home echoo! Hie ia 4 feet 11 inches 1 = 7 SUNVANFRIEOOU THLE a a SM ee Me ~ 8 ae “ : eo eould he taught T) a pro ern Was . Se j then to set to work and dig up facts Your Either ecial, about farming that would be of Pur- for 0 value. The experiment stations CHAMPION DOG BISCTITS 4 were the resul'. Since that tjme ve | ra chase Cash or we Riecuits, & pounds. .....ossees The Great Plains ) of Credit - a ‘Kine r° ‘ att an Fe m Bberuits, D4 pounds. ...«. e+. these stations and their st ntif ppy Meal, 2 pounds... ...-eseee Wonderful Rockies arcganizations have made farming 1 All you have to do is buoy $10 worth of goods or aes aetens quoed to, larae users. | Great Salt Lake definite science and this countr: over and the Blue Bird Dinner Set will be delivercd Paree) post weight, 2 pounds, ican River C rs new has the largest and most eff! with your purchase. TIKE.-N\-N TRIK * anyon cient experimental stations in the RAZOR STROPPER the Sierra Nevadas and world Se Seka eee fl OF from , GOLDMAN BROS. ik naan mto Valley. Side trip to not realize what woul | ; my hs ' sal PLEASE also to Yosemite the research carfied on by these ! Are Sole Gas Ranges. Buys an i . etations and bv the Department of byauto over Tioga Pass me cag, Adi , om 2 Q C¢ . Agents ele Heaters and @ . mother plant, should be suspended > to ents Olive St.For SV WJ WS I St. For 27 Ranges All-White eh « t ial. Special price ntation are determining the => a a) La Kitchen , thi ine f hreed »f "y | The Route of ee re eee eee Ot money. a A WW HE IRON HORSE’’ exes most desirable in the market. But have you ever stopped to figure BARKERS’ HAIR CLiPPres farmer can make his income in- a ae | ‘is land if he pays clo | SE ae ; SPI LADIES HAIR CLreEs ‘ Wabash Railroad {o researc )) and modern methods. leave the Concrete Highway and take : = : $= +S S=-= = : _— — = CE JARS AND ; 5 but the stations and the Depart- | : aD ' Hee" page: $2 Union Station). Ob- it the stations ai to a gravel or a dirt road. : La RCD ile ame! WITH EVERY n. Price rail for him Thev must find out oe om Myon ROULe 22 F wens - £4 _bring the « ckes returns. They r ° . . | == nil t i i BARBERS’ SHEARS = | t\ sh aerate pa | Your gasoline bills run into real | |= =| a | ih it Ht a “4 Mi {| Cabinet | = if Hi | a Nit = Hit ¢ = ih pa if ih i iW oe i yt i : y-inch full polished: French patter Research Program. how much of this is in the form of an : ae = 7 . } ‘2 cut. regular eiz | ; ay S L 1s d | y 1S lo with the valuation of ’ . . joy ~m . e $1 Simeecaves Of. LOUIS Cally crease along wit Let’s see what happens when you | , ————— "at r meck shaving, hollow ground, for = a = DINNER SET ment finds it up to them to keep EER eT Elland lle odin ie : : “hal tral : . : : HU dal ; CHA | sleepers, chair cars eee ee oe detee os gallon of gasoline will carry you only wy Onn This beautiful Range has all Mi Has porcelain top—ertra larac 7! etrop Gillette Durham- Dupe ' erican for five vears rhev are standard ar ‘i,em Ever-Readys Sexto i7Finge crops developing Superiol En led ach «=Stropper is cuaranteed to aay ' ganas | ‘ . 2 te and by ‘ner ion ; ame moner refunded after one ae breeds « ivestock an y experi- t,t are even stand ardising eggs by pro- ih ; hens which will lay the sort ot rher Shears, for Sreeeeee 98c St Lout ea ! 4 a “2 aw” me x Tess ‘The stations have show n tha “a . . . . Th ~ : ce - home Perea een eee is E p incredibly high gasoline tax? Be DT] a il nn WMA's ee ~ SET OF GLASS cia! hie and if he pavs close attention ies” Ure RARKRERS' COMBS 7 > : ¢ : my ae . ° a 4 dae li owl , te of DARBERS' Ce Hemeetvation car, stand- ahead of the farmer and blaze the | Conclusive tests have proved that a ay tilt —_ Te CABINET SHAVING OB 7 , : : a and roomy— ” i | can oO # what Ci ao best ) * *! ' tes Y Mmcta . PRESSING anc diners. an do and what he can do be: two thirds as far on a gravel road as on ni the Buck's good qualities. An nite ! and giass hasan ane sanitary con- $ f Q —==_ eH aa ee a Concrete Road. On a dirt road a gal- "i! @e) excellent baker with roomy HMM Kirena: (avery convenience; greatest EACH . wtrated literaiure address ses nnn 7 C iiadtihed tok each sta lon of gasoline will Carry you only half iit Sa d y -oven. This is special leader. id : See it set = peak in ne Comms, $1.98 LB.BANKS. General Agent tion epech-mak ng results should as far as on Concrete. Ws fo ae ALUMINUM WATER PITCHER | — oe be aocormp lense | | , ; NW oe 2 Spay ~ — -68e Tel, Bell ‘eine Fe oy ‘ Aside from investigation of ma 5 With gasoline at twenty cents a gal- A iN $ q Down Buys a Heavy - ee Fee She DUSiness lon, you would thus pay a gasoline tax of i | methods. the Secretary pointed out, | | | e i W d rf ] M ess LEONARD , * the Purnell appropriation will also»: more than 6 cents per gallon on the + on e e t attr or a mee Ao mOY | he used for study of the socielog. avel road and 20 cents a gallon on th ) C f S Porcelain Lined a C: ical phases of farming. for making er ga ° | om ort pring GBH-lbe $44 | ) : ys —_ home life more attractive and for dirt road. Y capacity *? » \*: . promoting bureaus of home eco ov. 9 8 omega These are figures you can’t get away capacntyr $4 oi . : . . iL Use of Radio. | from. You can prove them yourself. 100. 1be $59 > In connection with a statement « | — ee : that he is investigating possibilities And remember that every time you Buck’s Gas Range and Kitchen Heater CYRUS CROWN BICKt Ls o of broadcasting agricultural! infor travel on either da dirt Or a avel road fe Relief 3's 2 gar Liberal All Agriculture, he told of results a you also increase wear and tear on tires | ~~, | f Pie y “a complished by a radio broadcas’ . . ’ _- — or our INDIGESTION ie Uae ee tie wets Maneas and run up your general repair bills. ee Rane State Agricultural College vt WI] . ; h\ \ BELLANS nae } ° ; eident before h y tinue to pay th high taxes . = , Buck's (.as Ranges are f ‘—_— which he was president d et not : in re but the : k f their fi baki ~ane ; An ren ceeadint hing turn dis- . @ nown for their fine ng ‘Dove ee ep in every : = = oc ow W | 7 7 ‘ - - » : “vial bh yt < thes tl rose and - Su inswers to some 200 or 300 ques- your l cl you ant ENAMELED HIGH SHELI ronstruction—durahbiec and made fer comfort. De th 2\%-ineh nickel-ple re xe ie at small additional cost - , of Z r net «ale cp en an old uncomfertable “pring and ons are broadcast These an Con | LY sh in ae iN ~ | within 24 hours -_ adequate — of ety Roads " —-. when you can buy these values for onty— = after they are received in the col- and Streets. They are just as willing to | $ a ege’s qpemion S07 build them as you are anxious to get : The research program adopted veeterdav bv the conferertce pro- | them. Darece! reeset weight, ADVE , yi anil , nvestication of ne RTISEMENT vides for pecial | tigati - CARDEN J topics coming under four general Buc they must have your suppor t. Hose Oseph ¥ (,lue " rites, te Ty cCroups ‘+ eure l have been co The first group deals with the . Oo e TUbled wir) |} eubiects der agricultural eco | Do I : consti mat ti. ‘* SU wWwectsS wT oe ul TLAND ante orye on ane fener ie sage lioredl POR CEMENT ASSOCIATION eeee wn given to distribution and marketing Syndicate Trust sldi Ys We quote a special price on this of farm products and the problem ST. LOUIS, MO. 2 o- heavy Pro-Lino. We show over of surplusses of products Thée ;, : | | 100 patterns. Special, per squarc . | second i& concerned with home e cA National amzetion to Improve and Extend yard, for this saic. Price per foot in 50-ft. et 1 Se ¥ onomics. vitamine content of foods t Uses of Concrete ; | ot oon ya ' . ‘in relation to human nutrition and i xtra heavy and come in beautifol fe ach % inch 3-ply 1% i mab , p rural home management studies. | Offices in 29 Cities terns. Pull size 8x12 and apogee? or Rural! “ ==. any room. you have to : Rugs to apprectate them. On Socata’ : extra heavy: : , sa being the two subdivisions _CO. ‘ - | SF oN ' sociology, with special attention to J ucee : 8 . wher i ae rural organizations and Acencies “nll St. Apert i them eesential to a permanent atu ctf 4 m™ Z0ing to feel re! . | cient agriculture, comprises the | te. third group, and the fougas is con- {

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ee the j _ STL - =a CARDINALS FACE REDS IN FIRST AT-HOME GAME OF SEAS ee _— eee —_—_—-... a — ee —— —_ eee naman a A ———_ —— ~ a i i i i et al se ee i ie ag dl el at lt ll i aa a a a a aa lt tine, OO Haines or Rhem Will Pitch JOE. and ASBESTOS—What | Asbestos Meant Was: “Tell It to the Marines!” —° ae - For Improved Local Team; Donohue Due for Hendricks | -*2-2-° Trike aca ton WINNE, LUNCH ' rue BEEN SERVIN HIM FOR Yes SOE, NOTHING LiKe YESTERDAY, |A WEEK NOW AN ALL HE CVER »: Traveftiine ! I Toox SOME = hic VY iS Expecie I turn {0 Yutfield and . U L\iPe me UAS A NAST LocK ° Chick Hafey | Expected LO Re [ ( ie wh EN AsBesros s ot -ET : — : i ™ ‘S Y ~~, | (ee Ss inn MY DAy ! i : ™ . . f Rickcymen 5 Punch—Club rias wai ITA Average Pb se ’ ’ PuwTr OVER ‘ & 7 \ — Scuse ME, Boss - BuT) WHEN DID YOUR FRIEND | 2 a — a oe M ive BEEN IN LONDON - SPAIN - | paris - HOROKEN - LTALY - CHINA | RUSSIA - SWITZERLAND - TURKEY ~| , INDIA — Lve abana SEEN / oo -—— -- —_ By Dent McSkims Of the Post-Dispatch Spe “7 | CLEVELAND. April 22.—A crowd of 3 a 4 . , _ : | s* ivities added color to the open- 2 ta . _ . THE ~ | gms 0 m ‘ | ; 4.) fai * : : . .. | eee 4 -day progra _ -— = BY game re os eso .. Facts Concerning BANKROLL gree , Wy . | straight slashes at the star: Cards’ Opening iS $/O085 : 2 — Tin ii a | dui PD " The T FIRST INNING. we NS—Tobin flied to Jamic Pa : . Robertson flied to Speaker! eames the Cardinals did no ive Opposing Teams—Cardinais ! hitting Sines the the, ave nad Reds of Cincinnat: Setesor ran in behind short for % , ibbed aside all oppoeitior ne Time—° O e's short fly. NO RUNS. Stephene un ; n= ane = hite in f ig . Iiace Sportsman's Park | (Copyriget (925 wy The Bell Syndicate Inc CLEVELAND — Jamie walked. eee eon sacrificed, Bush to 6is- | Smith o Umpires ests heatures—Band,. Mayor Mi!- = « 19°5 ot to Dit ‘ > jer Speaker beat out a bunt to Attenda nemire , ie weldes : a a —=== ——————— 7 , whertson, Jamieson going to third. ~~... jut iee race Feshe Hevdie ' r e batting orders a= ‘3. Sewell doubled off the center- | : ve posed has an attack : an dana ae > eam | b nape Walker to Meet ys \ Lee Q). Coben Is > Sister Hits Safely Beeaker, Myatt was out, Siselr t Rz nigh? according to :} = Ot . 3 Pnelli th n raig ames; 4 As Soldan ¥ ress san score!) wusteret. [ramet | Greb Before He dine S Ready for Derby; Batting Average 394} ys ey cae bal : Opp Bottomley ih, 7 : hoo! Fi clan Va frome the plate nA bie 23, ~ th 1¢ , 7E SISLER bonated Mak Sensational wre he mound me have done this re Moveller or avenev «s Takes On Shade Quatrain Sound Gz atting average again - es | Speaker Speaker stepped into the Weath a leep left. center er Mile Workout. ar r tage ghee mr tives him vesterd Bush tossed out Fewster Smith | Deer aise eh. who covered first, J. Sewell | A + : s? : - : : : : , a : ao : Ft Peciauy im the ig@s8t two ciashes :: Hafev cf Hargrave ¢ , ! vyesterda; getting two hits erowd in deep for Mc- RST Which Ivo Dickerman and Alla Gonzales c¢ Donohue p : - : mes a | “NO RUNS. _ sB00N) swing to third Bush tossed out 3 ‘Btephenso™ TWO RUNS = 5 Ne ee ham _ times a’ hat. The Manus drive Renner rolled ‘nf ;” Omar Kha am gtk: Mc Aleny), Pi . Morne ial re¢ a |} e* en {Ww a2 Welterweight Cc pion Will Son of yy Shows B row nN |e TY ian Az eT has hi t safe- The first exhib - eBmith a nad was out at first. NO Loa. 1m Plenty of Slogger~ Haines o: Thus Have Chance to Wear SECOND INNING. No Lameness After Half- y in every game thus far and ?/ ball in the City Bit RUNS . jemd: Hele — a ee —- ns the: ; , There is plenty dynamite Double Fight Crown. RROW NS—Willlams flied to | 13 safeties in 33 League this season | , : Cleveland -Knode flied to Tobin. , third T the bats of ne fire seve batters PO - a ‘ , ¢ rr ¥ . ¥ ’ mt se (a ' Raw Filiadex he ready to replace Tommy Theve- Welcome Home. possible to pick winners regular- . —__—— an average of .394. man | Hied to Tobin. | ia ‘ iy t la ni oe , vesqesae ap. claiel ' , . a 4} P ly Sisler’s fine e®owing indicates ) -to- THIRD INNING. ead fr me@n ic if ing z ¢ ™ ‘ 2 r Ww te - - . pa — alle Mii — 6 em tee na Then Jim Rottomiev must be con- it = - ¢ speculators, is a sure thing per- he said his eves were virtuall cuit this year, In Laway from Dixon. Spurgeon tossed $8. third. “ hier ind Jim I ' ' , , il a p . . . artered " » = = ; = =- 7 rf 2 'S " Be ] tes 2 saa rt Tr : ; = } = 7 > ° s _ ~ - q B They are ea ena sidered in the nent of the pute with the New Y = : formance, not a sport, and that . te scare, S as good as ever and that he ex- { scoring Jones, wheal me eut (rerhe: Fewster tossed out - View! any pitcher—al! eing ne : BRottomiey last season was athletic . =} ex? ary? m oa - . ” : >} a : roie them fal ] fe 9 | ne : ; Viis f 4 : - Fr .* ry) = a eptar ¢ ,* = a na — ~_ hess ; ; possib!; mace a Za - - hic J CACY Ww \@ I COPE ha A 2 Stu ae | 4 ] nN t arren pr Last year ) - . in the if handicap | Sam Ren. . : ~ > - -_ “he + : > : on - " 4 an > : rs rT? | : °* * ~~ * : : 7 . - » bh *} ‘ar cy wn “4 7 4 | "Th ’ | . ‘er .**% . . o | i ' I tné@ Cc t ss : 1é@ ‘a ay and at : = - : @ 1] i’ yo : ‘oe ge © today's c on . se ge | Pc 31ve : char months t eV sought | edi wail HON ——— ueht the tim nt ‘ i , “sal "Who i the teams leading hitter food man iss Ww e fa ha " e known r gues :s that he outt takine hese ar Ashes'os cause 1c =o 8S NOW INE shown over his work of 1924. pitt two anvicap J Waelterman Weath . mn ; . = = e' 4 aes ‘ . - o . - - . . . tor ihe season With am average of , his war Nas een responsidie Out se.dom ¢& Pa PpUseL..st e« - : : > all ~ract s -» 4 4: 4- 4 meet /,| frame est & ‘e of the teary, - . AS tJ eagzue that Lips ustomers toda were.t : ‘ ee@e8 @¢.882 06 6¢ i fog nd ; Ge -- nin ° ’ 444 for erent ta ‘jes [° re 4 crc ’ 4 e.| : = ° ec = ° ~ 4 4 oe ~ i > a*a : af second § , ~~ .” . r Meyer fol- . ene Some sports , fanned ; '* wed him with 589 pins ’ +h : | . . q : - —_ » YP . 2% _ ~ 4 to +, — . . ewe ~ = ° %. -? snr Rov ; freare . eR : : 4éa . _ . ? a | Players on ® Tarainai : Are Bra miCaey s ne eo e oe | né Wa er greed “Ox Whethse he wil EARN ie fs - 7 - Bou ois who rela Catt > -—-—- loud itn their praises for Hiafe. lv Aecided 1 his t fie ¥ Shade some ?¢:: a e Aus i i naa = mate, Was tive .@ngiaAs Oack 7 ~- ee le son ug OWMNIE (Mut 'we'de know | © eu. cease rivaties: Tee | | en to O'Co | CBC Meets W. M. A. The, regard him asa rea omer Rlades i = ea * “2 ar | aia ai . — s . — peer , nlite ” s we . . — " + ™ _ ; : : “ho with a vea in fast compar will with ta doubt be kept in the weigh: title sig: se , -_ lines si are ane isive | 1a the rta«>- Mmi.@ and Was TULTV ten i@NgBtNs Dace ae | Rroethers College will - + ‘ s* ia > bh . ' . - : wil De one of the stars of the pas-. came ess his a: not : f . ) , : , ~ he &} _ ment the general public finds a when the mile and one-eighth was eacinpenuinatil | In the for Lahfinn Meet Western Military Academy this | Dratr. : : _ = : : curt. eins amd : . Heaus time He will come closer to fi beet of shape gives out Hafey.! Greund ek ’ > wil bot of sineeaiieniie —_ - at vre ace, threw to Blumenkamp, , | gr * league. wth meet ; Hav AG wine Way the ficn* ers las \ ei.er. Whe is een piaryinge Walker's *¢ ' . a >. as qg.¢r wagers, { AMa4AAINE .8 nO we pease wien 20 aatinn id : ° >. Fere ' Hig Lomerrow for the | ~wt put it ee , $3 sate : : | a , in the lone run | feels that the colt = e the win- Sarazen to Victory one et eee econd time of the seas “o- | tnqranniie t it. : Fiack io) Doutta nex Ss Ne crows civ thie enleasure of game o hance. In the long run ee. nat | n . pegged to Ent to co ; Bevond ne ihe season The Co- | inaraham. ? “~* . S : , ; ’ . > : ~f +} Si Ye 4A ~ ; le ? 5 = wh tae &. ; x ° = In@icatinne ee that thea FP ce = ‘ = =) , ’ VWiwe ) i > ; : . P - : . . . ee N i LE ppre 2 Ainge *re WwW 7? ~ , So liar «=* » 7 2OWV rac .. - iwhren om er rn ped equipped with hurlers § as rig? ie =: . ionship from Mike MeTigcue ?: ‘ » £.ves wavy *t me of his C ¥ ol a er — overs mm ¢ Zz . | ~ ~~, “> - Ae - sere a ; ,- x Be — > goo ee ¢ I Irlon ~ iT? °4 .-§ . — c ° . _~” iw. " : ° ve'eran Team T« Batting “6A »,- Ce . nH'e a , * - - . > s 7 , ’ ~] , 7 : d TF > 7 e Sothoron and Dickerman tained C +> ' Pickewn Walker received the ver e sh his strong ——g 1 ea : © resu us © . = S Cony | Levy was undoubt oe st s feottal equed wil Fe-. . e seas Lickeyme » oe id : . ) Freder lohnson supervised the history ef Maryland racing than/..» : Ye numerals. The athletic beard Wine Me IAS: Summer fror the Dodgers .. _ tread : , ; Newspaper me: e faite = of ™ ‘+ Furthermore. American Marathon race Tnis ; . as erry ay hers: . ithe fray He had theee ; om ‘ on - furtoug ' ; : ~ : Ss "ss i ‘- - . . ' _ ‘- : y+ : : - — : > ' ning ; r ’ - . . : ata — ‘ : n 9 pproved the waras S- » — have shown that the wt be regu a ™ lefens 7 Vi igu* im mecreasing a ball player's «al woTe ston Mellor, the half ra ae op: ptr ese * Ea Saco oe esterday on hislone assist in the right “a — ray ornane es ~ Biack Clm y «eS ne elrenss e ; ' : t Was iS irs: race since ne rami, 4+ at i:ne . ingt UnES ne — 1 = As ” , neinna’ s az With a xyes tos Wa ?} he is going’ to receive in return — ar. who has won from a arene right forefoot. , eyrieeeomes : me , iw th one hand a | Beered Upon only once, while he wok of 964 agninar 936 where Walker has boxed but 61 for it the event three times, was 37. 41 Woodman worked Boon Com- injured in a race at Saratoga last; *'t? ¢ + . : ‘ . “er 4 ,a2F « « r 6 aioe P ei A os End q ’ > Py , : an " " ‘ ontests record« ehow has Greb ~~ — ‘ a tall o te we — ine sei ici ail - . ; VN c? inn ae wees . =e ‘ , i = ; ol citi oo 4 the | Ase s tae ’ : 1 . 7 - umn . Pe | 4 : st 4 lia i ize* : . +A - n ed out t : e : »* —_ ~ ' ‘* “as appea red in °¢ Winning ée er . veal ae x © —_ — 4 = "Ar « » ¢ ~ . , = = ‘ ‘ : " =e , “* ‘ 3 _——-. : tally Was a four-base blow Dick-! p.a. ..2 le ' : : £ nary ¥ , iny men in their thirties and |! ck furiongs whi ey covered event by winning easily with | to the plate. 9@ rr. = Tee = - anrroc Ko ae. ‘a " o- 47 a. ~ ~ — ° a“ eT) ‘ 7 “a 7 - , 5 ° .* - on : man, after : : erm . king 43 decisions. box- _ ' ' e E . wentiw K . AMERICAN LEAGUE, . hati, A . 4 preva Ss. ime Rher wi cat th i? she q ne | r ‘> . or “wr aectc« fra wa . s . . . ' oa . ’ W threugh with «a shutout at Chicago , ne twice ting fi. tin | C | a oo OF pieasy T " i J reid ; a 4 Ag r . hb te c tJa nee “ae Sr . be Zz vy | > & ’ 5 Q Rr. H fat hing is awed arr y 2 ‘+e he ‘ Ooty . nz nm ed . i "roe x + appears ‘he > \\ . r ns nr - ’ 5 = th * ready to ef So ar rea ww) blanked the Cardinals itn ths ; . - 3 ‘f : - ‘ ce oe was .* : . : ’ - - — te - ] R r % > = rif Tt ace Ts \ a) : ; 7. & Tihes " ‘ ing aeac 7 c Anearar « Ive for or = , a P " at 4 ° . = = ‘ ‘ 4 erTT) arkable. . é * > BOSTON . ' : Roga ar | Th ie suet tem wei a + he 2. he t covered e first ricght-hande’« her cheers sre 7, « ry ee ~ 4 for ' \! Vi ' . : = S 1Or the ccthinnge ei: " , , - = - : hs - . é sim n "a e , Y@-#@'°2r* ~ ry ra } ;“ a . 7 ‘ ‘ - = . , a ; mn ’ - a " P a = 2 . = Tn . ° AON. -.2 : $ : ‘ - . 7 : sur left-har “ Mails. | Cleveland slugger. wii bein! eir fights « uk. strates the oe emgage egal . 22-5 and was o: reesing out | W™*® Carr : 2. 00 Pui) Sh. rode * Hie ~ and fig e 7 7 eA = er u“ . yer Rar-+fiela —_ “Ml T ove : ‘ + = . rsna Ww ‘2 . a . ree-Quarter = 5 ‘ ~ Lt atitl : - - M ae é : sl . 7 cnar , ion — ‘ ‘ anc ' - +r oe — a * —_ e ~~ — bdelie Dive ni ‘ae as , rie ’ -ca : re °? the ea ow ' $s . Ss. a : PS S ; ~e “ ira ers ~> ~ »e las ’ =, . = + i a eh ’ ; 4 P | agape : | : an hen © old school remained in t PIKEWAY PREP MEET hen NATIONAL LEAGUE neo ynr Ten mec ; ~ the atet @ Wave \T c? . Te ’ . ‘ ‘ . er © marat Pe Ss nor &8o yh ee : Z : c ‘7 ‘6 r ; , "eh = a \\ a Aer kno xed r ad - : ee * hoe Ly . : . - a Wal: or ~ hh re i ' b xX Ie . Ww . he . : . ‘ = , . > a | ut S er rear 2 2 . anne ars = the fare ea * +h At.) \T PI - t _ c “ed Preerety ere 5. ree : > ind 7 hy) we ’ ~ . ae. | ; ‘ re : . bi HT ait Ameri: an athlete as indicated in M seour Va . mse — ™ cra " 4 rain ; a . > oc ; . a. “e + ; —_—— » ~ © «tuclies 1 fie ' e | a i’ . ° b'rmie Vick » hel: 7) he march no € . = ' oat , , m~ ae: pent Mined ’ i other sports. is gaining greaticr Field Mat eect i : Sars zs aa - , . i> = r? ve erTre’ nn Aare " © . 4 = = Ser t — 4 hickeyw thie season has good ir fies Lio - eit - P ; all proved Samina and endurance with mee ‘ ss ann innate ae) a a BURG, : : . a se . ~ ‘ : * Sf KANSAS CITY. Mo. Apri! 22 aly . wie "a te RE ‘ decotn... 5 3 G00 ee Eg eel . Ga} rs -" be —~S , ye : | Meg e ‘i , > _ ; . mm you comb it hgat © Cou: "0a jee 3 107 Gabe Kaufman, manager of Wayn , . zn - 2 ad WESTERN ASSO hi : > 200 28 CIATION ' (eye 7 magvcnme de e105 Eochigwen 2 ke 2 ¥ con Private fret ma la¢ge Breur 167 | May Jactpert i “Mey + year-olds and up. May it immensely fore, with cor 3 ness men as well ey 3 wr’ « . ‘ ‘ ‘Rig) Munn, former wor!d « heav sherde . . Ad —re =' ne nm ‘ MG . = r " a o . ' =“ ~~? . Arco “oe S.4.5 Spring’ ield 4 , npion : kertmar - — +1 , rt. Smit ‘+ | S00 Muekogee © 4 333 \ weight wrestling champion, depart. {)ickeom TUNNEY GOES EAST TO try Day | Cnmulee M0_ind pence ne sec : | TRAIN FOR GIBBONS ©)! Green (end) Evinrude made COAST LEAGUE. “Old Crank’ N P = - 7 Mew I°e5S Pater Mowe 1s, e» vw 1*) . 2 itzeimmons NI ga sh ere . : : ; Ir ' QP on e- . e2u . “es > t na) - P A = : ” & LA? , , } ‘ard he i . fashionabie youth. s a Te? Mie« — . : . , ; ' ; Fe B r ter” & tele : : , . . . - se A ‘ 7 oye 4 m = : — I the ‘a ‘eo ~ a? er — ~ a’ : Ml oh " . _ . GLO. co” Ss use. toa, is very Dr . an, 8 o | | . beta . as | of shoma =. Pet third. Time. 11s acra) 643 Port'n 10 331 | nng and beneficial from 27 r wd and Fa =" ALi ewWwis inf : “Dine a, . si ' Aa - ° . - =-b . ' la an -s -_* cew + rear- olds usp iis me Mict ‘ Dis mn light SS0.v 4 : ~s SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION ut that Was before he lost his Corn || ic standpoint to both on furlongs: | on’ : " ; nigan +} Arena . , oo OM Cre = . : ois ~~ ° an 7 at i) ee eee which is helps & toe Red Mir! the may : , en ge, ' ee : | «.... ed | £4 369 toa, ; z “Neer diennsistams: € 3 > ay in ite | at sal : o Kaufman received ai telecram - . s ~ = . one & & ~e. we . S . oP = > - \ea : h t 5 5 .% . a ie ° "es - . . 7 . >. - ; Be 4 ' =i ese . n i io go a ead epa “ , : ; _ : rg . , a not be confused : ; - ' “ - ™. 4 ; . , "“- 4 a 4 c = 5 R s,rer 7 4 : vs .,% nr 4 © = “Very | mel 7? enmirer 73 _— 79 ; 4 li fllern ’ ; forthe match as origina inne ‘nem ies Nein . 137 Monroe . 3 500 Laure 3 40 a spirits for oi¢ corns. ... pemaces, greases of pase ° Weary Mek 13) tat Surt ; 4 Jackson: ss ¢ Lee 94mm 3 -year-oidse and UP. hands of Stanislaus Zbysrko in RED N RE TEA - oe : Pau eo for first . - no h;: — : - " paren 197 ° Philadelphia recentis S INSU M FOR ' ahr « , : . eigh: @: ——nageing fis merves, rag- ment you put on the soft and SOcand ‘5c, of 1 you ' , 108 Warwemnine ..180 oe | . MO HA : . > ~- -_ ~ ° = | . . r rT sary ple, "* ‘oa ‘ : unt feel mean all over... For later, you remove the pad — cresnin depend upon the advice of the pt PLAYERS ON THE LIST - sician who is attending Munn. said af | KIRKWOOD STAR HOLDS a corn isn t just a | j. ~mae e« - = _— 2S a ’ , i. HNefore NI inn rriet fefeat oe - ' . ed “ ” ' 7 , ed , - ws Ppiague @ iii. > W ik ic >¥ stem Sold comrort comes the mo- At all drug -9o0 1 ters oF : 3 > foe ion ge — = ~ ; . Ocai pain. and the corm comes out —— le

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VQ5VulSS ? Am pete 1+ Dec Moai Innish Runne vi a er » between |! : Story of Dun 4% . the largest . es Moines Next S er Will EW Y ie Browns and Cl unn Field, atte “— *) ners Are Rei NeXt Saturday- ORK, April 22 - The temperature was eveland Indians he ended today's : rs Are Being “'Carted Around vay—Charges Run Clay School Boy H vard's sharp-shooting far aln : : S agreeab S here this wh Around © : : =" . tice wi “SNnoo Ung “a0 sree y lis ; u CLO ' L. id y with cS pra Joe Bush and Sherrod § ly warm but tue ski afternoon ? ‘ ? ~ entr) Like Circus Ac Ae Gam . urls Fine portant the football is an in ere opponents in Smith,; #£ 2 ; SKleS were cl * B) st ACKS, e Against phase of : | gho were opponents if the open! =» $34 3°66 7 cloudy. |? ‘ ? By the Associate - 4 workout : the spring Cornhusk jmerican League game in St “ning BROWNS AT 78 8 RHE To Baseball a a DES MOM! = hadesge Champions whe’ decica. ann , ers Batter -_ . AUIS ‘ “é . “be 4° i IINES adevice whic a § ortsman's LEV ul NES, I: , 1ich wy Sound pers Park, were the/@@@ e et iy 2222227722999 7 pag ? letes arriving la., April 22.—-With tl ™ on becktishé: Gaunnintamieie. ly and Win From the ' © ee 6 © Py th 5 to compe 1@ Vang ing ¢t ecnGe are ee y) ies), relay i oe p te in the wee izuard n a - A no-hit » ‘ increase : us . A brass band and flag- : c | eae & ? é ‘ ¥ carnival here Fri sixteenth = € r hent out , mith p Gerber the ms he wumr irrive at “ay offic ials s ~ ry sport-lo* elayvs TT) ~ Victory throw f quired ‘ i maseball 5 ee) Se taon | etna a bunt ito Umpires-—we Bush bs the man on an on third he a pire Or at an agreement wit} . (0 oe to know that -foving Amer! | ai le results of ante . w for bull's eyes a base hit colur feam out of th VY Cd »s Pek fi _ Atte ? : : a or ‘ - 2 d qf »t6 : ears Wit wo t . mat it ise , .s” |i ATre As h he Z ’ lemoark:s . . . . j 7 : “ ] Star 7 Sewell Aen ie } ger Ta third A te ndan: ° ey arity and (ei igit or doe ay ty third ; = “* kL, Ritola g man _— ] Huca ti sor? hut is ma ¥ 1s rT) ‘thing of iS followe: rday _ RAMCe : m8 i. improveme and the Husk me ar nine inning ‘ qa O14 the «es | ol. one : : ’ 1e ball Ss ne A> e Wil _— ” the s nade In good f ee narksmans! , me in ers wo fieid , nter- ote runner c entitle : - ison charg ~ as Ole yur ; raitn Ro > . anship is reporte (wo tes ' n, 6 to A S Sold See _ scoring Jamieson and m | Creve Coeu ey moe: up? ; ot demanded a ws irged hat Quist 7 fectly cle a, me none of making hy 9. ~ we vege DD. Soldiers’ Field an “4 ! rted from Loday eams willl meet here 0. Th a . aner. Myatt w: eanie R re r, wo . : lane . onibitive ‘eamea fro: . ru attitude ock © ne and piavyvers a again oag * . As nut ~~ rhe j es f oun? f : . expen: . enta . TO le P prin ver hef 7. ‘ ‘. W“ he ore n W h who covered first } . iselr to acing Results pitcher —— ix right. If th not in —_ his runner’ which w we Gelless @are’ he = = nivers! n Stix 7, to eo 9, Marquette 4 hall. have oe have thrown 4 The only Tigers to W . . ’ ‘ . , = : K - nc As ere here as r sie ’ 7 —_ . “ er bys . ; . £ . est-End High Sc poring to third Rush tft 7 ee affected and a men on basen ah i rules,’ eeping with amateur ae = tea ns “ he > nine an tee Rad GROUP G the novel aaa interested in ase did so by virtue reach firai hoc eaten Osser ; . ove _ ring the di © eheertes ta areten en 9 noe scheme careless me of : M | Fj mephenson rw ¢ yee out | En up one ba . The o a ted to arri ' » Bryan and - of prac ssness 1 Lang * ak » RUNS mm « se. rhe st: , vers complete | : ve (lay 1: Hill 7, anit have ; actice walk mn hittin es Sensational Ce SECOND INNING ‘ ries 2s n our game Saturday thong Statement follows Sities entered ve Mad colleges and un Lowell t. Harrison 2. whick’ wine developed ability ilking them—he is Kg them or and Hit tches BROWNS—Willian 8° ie an apposing ste ; he umpire ee , : great universit: University « a wr he mange Park 4 bhatien ite - Recs them excep. seven and hit one i passes tc B ATS lien f : unner ; : eRe teams o ‘ vy and col- ' eer . ° _ se , . n ° 8 ll Hard. Speaker. Speaker ste] flied tn At Beulah Park Sem fe a of our players a) «COlba Ss the Dr ake of er West have n - I'linois Wisconsin tion, Gratiot 11. ~s Po. ul next fall. he erred, two times "i: and twice : ' : . ped nto . i ‘ run-up het . Caught ¢. “ih f relaye : . iade wesSterr . eal \f . Ye et ’ empste d “ ind one : nm sue . 4 in dee ¢ the W eat) > . third I etween s : ' famous internationsg es azo nigan, Nort) erday's n 10. j we Anti Ce BaSiO}) The " crowd | p ieit cent ¢ rer cle . hie sair econd ane “ Michigat lonally 1loWa - Oregon Ortnh-jer Rames sine REN ier , IoOny stol ian w Tirst exhibition of Manus’ drive iain ane us or Me FIRST Race aed track muddy touch the ty _ two plavers : = Oregon Aggies eee Wisconsin rio _ mass Sota Rte an ; Sera lexas, | p) fs aa of baseball ee fo. ed a clos- | F CH CHAMPION TO che al r walking. Oxtuaniins second aft _ mn the : rood ennett rolle , ng. f “i, SOW, o° | right? =. ima rut ae rae Ames 8. Kansas, Nebr Rte Neate Nebraska, Kz ceding day Ose © soeurk , se the i ; : mith ied te five fur ear-old ent. Am 1-up Was ies, Notre brask ate na A. a Kan- }{ ay, whe f the | ans did Mi Leaciic it} H thand was ou . Pia furlongs——T ‘G8 laim.¢ oar Amateut! as he \ re Dame, I] . . Washir nd M Cr ophe; ; hen slugee KE U. n't get ft ' sT Aan Ue thie ac iz Se RUN t ai first \( Mik Alenv) ee o he Abbott 1} The u Minnesot ‘ linois le Dartinouth ington ! ‘TIN low st avy ecoree . Refine and S. RIN ond. at ! 2 look “4 ; ; ; $8.2 —T 0 . mpir: a and : Wa men uth. Notr Kans a I} were pr DEB id they . t sec. vesterd AS0n Wa NS ) Lou %. 33.20. $2 RP whol was wro Pac} many others } bette Mic e Dame : as Aggies le no-hit ; predomir A | FE T wi y only heard iIAY when S * turne Clev : . 104 «J. Pet 2.40. fire: Try e team o nc. Th h vear sent ' rs have Ml higan Ageg Creighton icine it game of Sl; recat T C vas a thir qd that the- \ , De . rule n the fi e , nt thei , Ohio St: Aggi« m n. M Schoc Sls . tird sac le man aad . ’ Oldan no ‘d ? ] eland Knode flied to T : ond “ee pA ra $80 8°40 the runner f e field enn pls | is not fair ©] est teamea State Kies, Texas ‘ “— . 1 is the first o oe of Clay VELAND, TON Nebr: ack on the d m «6 . ot second wed Y¢ SBush tossed out F to Tobin, | third ard, 109 iA. ¥ . BEC - f thes wish ) exp! ir to these sch Coll ; eason Harri f its kind th? By the Aesociated braska rapped lamony a | : — . ‘ > | : TT mea : eTTratt) ." ~_— . . mot ‘TIInner ain or Ss ° - ‘ ' l. : iso ; oi t™ Tes j ‘ ‘ “ / ; Place by med to Tobin. * N + ted Smith | Dear al Mime. 1:04. Boo B Bat). 92.00, ia? ap up to th inners who are not sve we Wabast ese Section Playing with fonts n, however, w te "LEVELAND oe .* hits and six runs Gd Regan for 19 ; nm. * YU T° ‘Oo -s - Aiso Ta _—— 00 an: 1 manne ef an ne ‘ ; asn Sout) : "hs . y one ‘ ; “a” ¢ ‘ ee ’ * A “4? ' The nitty “ : . ‘ _ - n id Mat ~~ + + - inteu 4h ea! ePVar ‘ “aTYN) | (ec ; of . Iuar 4 y? | _* . ’ ; ie Soldan ri hi THIRI ee, ; NS. SECOND nN ; ry $a Canad ch sega de Gade are being . r rules and whe Mh - yan, ‘Weehbuee ‘ta Ste “ates ~ onship otis last vear's :. d Mascart BP ace P . Ed - Np BRA o if a hy iT & fielder. ) INNING . . , ACE Shown tte ee co carted nll ? SO. se safe iH Wn on RA tas hadr at the ee swe B wa Wesle eachers, |T) at . , ublic par) be | a l2-r lh ee hina ws i= viou ou! Clerher - - mm tosse ‘ . ond Fly Ls Hay) . ww wi \ . ac nothing ty nz Uena \ en i@Van Sinnr al I airgr Parks: Gr rut Artie! ” ound dec : An son «« 4 . “ d) Z 0 Oo h ia roke th sly Phe sh Fewster ot ts §8 1 : ady 102 (8 : AMI RI . tlie irmi and _— & todo wit Side Mas sta Pa) sn sol (vy Rr : Zrounds c: rroup | icles nf « clsion ‘ i « ; ! 1 © e lib’ oOo fA le existed ‘ . Lie, B . » I to.se } : third Tim a (Ee Me >: - 4 ( AN I ! a x "1 . Riitola I ft) _ 0 e - i f) ” : ithe is h +} COLLE A. j oltte a les j th an i ‘> encourage , eatern Sen te « ID Des Mc x stana af Toda 2 . rrrest Par k ake ASC art s title ht Lane I 4 ‘ ‘? Sx h'ce - hy ia) a rather free! e hurlers w GE HILLS TENPIN as j CLUB Wie the» ce sports and sought Figg aim Teachers “idea ee Lomb y North o » Schedule. k Corbett has t at] Teas cf | 0 | Regan p> * . 2 3 batte wets Ina” billie. “Tre batted s Re a Ww f ip (.c# Settee —— . = - [Oo @xXe« state Norma! and Ovcident are Ka eae Rie - sroup A. iny kK S een trai é : *Wilson ’ " " . ra t¢ , : iy wo nulal > . * Bee Bet ’ e ON ll ll ll : ‘ani ~ a low; ad ial Wecter v ve ¢€ a fo run, key : “s tf when a } ; part TEAM TOPS TOURNEY |: First face _ ark Scratches. ae — 7 fodastodny | eee a. St. Ambrose an ee hers, Penne 1; Park No. 2 irondelet at Carondelet | featherweigi Pine lost his Sete ’ 3+ 610 0 mig 00 4 the A hi 1 ace—Brink! *hil : itt iit : - : : ‘Pau! we We Se - it title . irid’s er a Mh» score ac . made a The Collec = Montcon ey, Sar, adelIphi oMaed a = Pre Pu Lvon Jul Mi ; ‘ ton eug eee ers Nn Oo iree doub! wr Phin} ge Hills te; Viree I ROmMery TY nd—Rom , an 4s ear 714) PDO Vs. Merz: , Mascart's sugkene € ;e «* O mutt 7orES »] a am tur ' ach) : . a. War 6 rt - SAP AAAI AY Pea Le : ramec “3 | Col . i ri. nf «a OM ret « , " é ' in Vea helped hig!) gcore in the its irned in Knot gmat Fourt te at Vale l’ear Ch hington 4 4 eat 714 espe ft tt I a KK NO at ‘ arondelet be IntrVvman t Batted ’ Totals = ) t. ; 8 s ri to | = wiing nue . handic; {arm Reh ~ F i fth—pPe ° ] Ia ton i icago ° ‘ r 14 oe Mt YY) ; D =. ~ or Patton "fh “ n a,” ‘ R Soldan ¢. tournament . ap gasus aa ona fh * . 4 | "00 my) . ePasant _— EMPSE ‘6 . latted for J im the sever ' froar - rhose ok king , ast ; Sixth— | -3ev Vo e - or (aro ’ Woo fay y ita ordan it rth are rahren} In the . ls sr mw a total of 2968 night, : “—__~.____ D rk & 3 “a on 441 ndelet Park N Award at STRONG ery ad for Wilso: the third ond ; , ‘FoR sing _ andi ge including etroit... ° ep are 42 Their thir ns Ee Ai tales '. ” coe Atted for } 1 in the sever far in ttele “necote ee made th Mmicap. J. Waelter - At Havre d BROWNS t 4 429 OE 429 | tere rhe = third straight vict sp Arling Group F. | FOR” MOV he tte te arnay lm ine minth inned [. conea ; hest «, 2 iterman : e ace ‘ 2 a . > ATs i a whe the Hi-P I ryv ae regis i riington vs. Bl. R : HE SA The score by sreathouse ji inth vho 1 ns flied hi re wolling up 620 or the tear Weather cl . Boston 1 oo BB on the fenth Street & a Juniors defeated | « ‘ “arte ca NNN NRRL | No. 6 Ss. Blair at Fairgrour | ae Associated P , YS'. y innings: mn the fift' then ¢ elayed to Chri en to Ley glowed him a ith 38 KM Meyer , : FIRST R ‘CE. track fast » 16s 2! an oe Sullivan n oo agg :~ " ®. Schnei- /d hen a Kood catcher would like ¢ Crow vs. © _ OMAHA, Neh eae ee iT 4 S44 GTR } rv a i“tlans ‘ _ - ‘ ‘ ~~ Sr : ; . P es 14! tre mere Ens ~~ ring va tter,s fom ; © if 7S arit - oy = ‘ Sour? _* - : a ict oO e ‘ir " oA : ; ,; * . ; f Mor ~asie. Pcgape ma —— C. B. of M | Me 60. B70 34 00 139 Met , sk 4 mn it - Wee Pas k ave . bs } Mig rhe Nation inate uth § Ninth Glasgow vs. Webst Pe: k Dempsey, he fae 9 cage ~ pg Stolen on bases —Nebrsica, -" Sierg e) ‘ rer ‘OBR > ! , - > , ¢ ’ ~ Tima = lato : »T)S . j : : weil aS: > ' . ‘ i ee Sine Ch cet W. M. A. ¥ ee 8 heh gH po’ Paty soe ng 139 | fan on | en- | 12-inning ae s fon, the Bioer ‘layground er at Murphy jen rout he passed chrdegh O last | ite Pn Wild pees Pm Fare . P . rist ” ngsto a ne me PG ‘ P ~ , . ’ ft (yia] ( br — ™ ne oe Ki : tn ~ —_ n} eT nN ’ . ' r suTte ’ } «) ! ra t eforearl : ' : nite Soldan mee: _ zo in Br mt i%e nae fer, the Net - he Star: + aim ™ Sort innings ] adinge k Sur Bie -7 tle 4 - ( LAY 13. H ARRIS Dem pse\ io New York ae? nia ha Ne ~ olz > — “Regan. . wo — loaded i. in ned the has afte tern Militar, ae = 40 0 4 Ab wit we =.¢ ] “ate _ t ee Patanens Sp ract liana? mit ilaon } f ot . 4 1 ; ; lume a kK; im - rete os whe he ‘‘ountr 1), 14 an Ue basehal] ia , Rane een ae Al " ai80 Ian 'CA HuotiNn al e 7 2 214 Tso po 4 th ' n 0 rw, 7 i} ee _ } “ We rh .o , . ed ~ 3 . > oe a py 3 - = 1 I his movie a anh ; | a "10 and bt — og ore ver 7 Regan we mut at Pr. Torein memb ¥ Vay School, 3 ; n a ae eed Trapat o , n 3 7 : 625 | Jur IMEN-INHINE FAasy et Satteries ~ i194 3) Tess ¢ 7. moe Sa . Ss it) =6wit ork doesn't e » » nite no in ANP mn i h ama ‘ g Py t of the le: l. anothe , Praft——kKielA rapetick. 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Buttercup s301060 3 : » “g, | tOOK Diace at Shi tcap, & ty Mun, In pm | ' oe . in New York e 4 ae mpete } eo). A) 4 | sh o lined hat qd td r LRB Football Awards lane. A oe Harlan bein cn * Fourt n Tomorrow’s Schedule The Ar lun * ie B 20 I ur th the w ft hme " toe’ a games | iy oe 3 $ 4 Pe 0 7 j — that so far oe : - dey but he png t ‘ it will be And Fach © Aqeubled ly / enbant BALABAN | . ané thyel en Billows, S ag xth— N . iS wear old | rs want ga sarcus aven —Te Write KR _ For games | Harri 007 2S oe se ‘oncerned “that’: s Ttignting w its kind hel ret ev l, wong off ft is Til, Ay *° on om tye, Woodlk s. Siate, Faenz Paci: | NATIONAL : — ur ar old as =e | he 13 f the secc - Mh Warne 3405 ag .. 2 aan ‘ = 68 at's wu Was « eld in th ent - ePvV¥Y was undoubtediy prié easily. Py candidates 0} oo 2° __Twenty- ‘ae odlake. Ed Pendletoa Ro k NA AL LEAGUF. So >, AS1D No gg Premise war . -) cathe: ‘Scere by inn ae -“ My base hite-—Tee . 1o190d0 lg gppeee p to my man- pow will be selenennn rng Re 7 1Ta ie } © star of ni sp: . oach Zi - innati at St. La r 1o3aW irteenth street. 7 Ames P' BRes «4. a | » Smith sroe. Slater, I « jington Un! ied to W 9 iad three Pe ing foottl 4 i}) pike = ' ( hicage ” 1s ) . a f) ” a } 4 qj T saposha, ' versity } Afii\- Mme Assist putoew ‘gelve all squs icago at Pittsburg aA 12 . Shamrock ~ SOO =. HW. E LOCK S ied y here and } , he * a ine right me 5 humeratls The id will re- At H Boston at N eer ere 12-0 shutout was ga! = ‘ss U1lO0O8B! 000—~6 &° XS PRINGS 9, MARYV ~ GREEK BACHELO! tabulat- ‘ ' \iry ; ‘ mn ¥ ? adow. t. foniro) appre . + “ati letix nn ard avre de Grace Rre . Pw Yo K | gre , und 5 ‘ ove the _ oF the F’a r ‘ rhe Shan rc k j — ‘ vu 0 x— 11 LARQU eT TE r on ILL E 4 WINS ‘ ----— abat's ast » F roved Une , i | , . TOOK, [>> mun "ark > ost ramounts at se dy /OFr ft “ems oO . ~ Ab " o-s . : , ‘ a * line drive, off on é 4 ’ he awards yes- th Race, $1200 liadeip striking oad ‘ Reiss pitched “on ie Fair- jin Sg year and went rs have organi eg m of 3 R. ot. & . AB RINGS. | CITY AND SU ..m hag Optimist Pin © rith one har d : ris shoe-t ° + . Bie teed maigen ii-vear-o de AME] RICAN I. ASSP Kor am 3 men and | comeatiene t game lat \ a 15- vear- ola , 'O sChedu age MC r Vv lb 3 2 I 0) Lank h if 2 R., H. -. 6 | Ry the A i BURBAN : rhe Fide Lar Walsh ‘ hamplon. Pulford, West E Gala \ ~~ ee 116 = Antiqua Browns at ‘le ve I. AG UF. ay mons ] o 2 4 wit ry the winners ae | Delmar 3756R. ark, See to be shesedl Sus nRkersZ |] : A Merke) ss 3 oO EPS¢« $Y eee Press, | bowling champion squad won the an, kno -nd Keystone guar hee sorte S 7 ae 116 Lads Am. 116 Detroit at Chi an V. Lain, 3778 Lee 96759 R.H a ‘S me G. McFessel.| En'cott > 2a H'mer lb 2 2 O Greek oe “ngland, April 92? itimist Club 1 ship of the O imcked out thre oie Worth - ss om igo Fairer 'd wi. avenue The acor Be he Snugegy’’ ton ——— . En'cott c 2% 1 2 Sch'der c ° 0 Bachelor, by Apr c2.— !@ ast night at p- ive ft 1) ; the pl > e singles e a ro eo an 118 4 eee in) sew Ye 2 Washi Param'nte 0 0 0 > z 5AO1 © ae | p 9 locate with e poe an outfield | Rod'er If ° aa a Mihan rf 4 0 ; ble, out of Mity] M Bachelor's Dou pono alley s Edgar Wal the Rog- : ‘ | ' aif yrs >}. a } nz _" - ‘ ‘- ‘ « ra iu ‘ . ‘ oer - ’ . pace Te a4 wd 2 4 7 i . -_ ; (srant and bins. wt! } cores Prim ly lil First Mat 116 Philadelphia at Bost | we — Fa slated , - Oo 4 5 st cones He’ lives at 1] ore oot? staan aalen’ se 2 0 0 I sy -b3 0 0 9) an Suburban Lancy won the City soya for his cedar took first or the Nort! o had st Rourbor Storm | 116 oe 1ramounts Dis h eiss and He: > North © Ninth ¥ h2b1 00 0\ Vv pp. 3 2 | today’ ndicap, fe score of 507 y maki de -_ irbon ' » King ; Nehle an ~ Ninth uber 3h \ . = I y's Eps ature 007 for ng a nough anes * lers hoth “AMERICAN LEAGUE , }. Fred. A thy Firth ee th ae , Wren A ‘iui © ang Finne}) BILL] ——~—>— th | Huffy. . . 2 4 Met dl = - 2 o\selle M pete program. + 26 dent | ach Haeussler sem Zames and , - es im ff Second ‘ I lefeated th . : aynara on 0 ae. 0 a as seco . Ss 8 ee a ma wh cs me2esiin67s an eres, 2 hurling for the ¥ lon ome 6 00 ae KEN JUNIORS WIN aaa Fi _0| third. Eighteen e~>y Sho 9 galicialataa he ye ee ee the, m8 da : Bit cot) : " cere ° 4 9 : , : 4) « ‘ ‘ ‘ ro the Ww e ; - ; in ) Save? : =e at , ~ a 9 { e ‘ , ’ ane | . pn " by’ _ » | : : . Tk. = “4 ite: | 2 ns arncovVve r ' *> " ‘ t ! , . toy Fle Le —— Soldan ILADELPHIA H. E. Wormwoid 118 Muffet , Last Night’s Fi ht | a the ¢ . ed but ~ hits FROM CLEVEI A lamin Se es the prize sh squads to take PF BOSTON ~ilken M 112 Geo. R | a ignts SS a - aa TR eae A S} ND HIGH ™2"2ue" a - muMane 1)” " 4 l1l™ a ia } M 2o8e Park Belle e@ sea 80nN nt i Louis * “mg 4 tte S 4 haw T} Saw em roo aeeepe! ‘al 119 ‘ jaroons downed t) EVILS )) ' vesterd miversst High ROCK Springs 023800 | obra fie . sane 11° DENVER.—Do aa ee ee I ve | Hi my. Gefented the therenun in fwo-hase — hits—C 3112-8 um F {ef \ : S ’ _ 7 f f | i d Tace a Neb. Ch ayer, tine prer ably Washing plared e of ¢ possible hv ory wae Corcoran RR: bi "aPp. =o. Struck . (4 a7 q > $! Milt claiming 4 ite ored narite Long. Omah colin, vr, (yt Mo yest ch 7) Ror Ps Terre > ath Ti the ast , a four-run rall orf ro sa Sapp. 5 Pr chin out : Ty = I. ink. iu es - ° and at e heh a middlewei h a. cot. { ) VA ' A. nery and St ‘ v- thea ! inmninz on th raiis nines "2, . an .? nits 9 . g re ord | z igs 115 gnt kno ght. won Main ~ ‘ Stephen Ye : arlee i Junior _ the part P ~ Sapp y : runs in & in-| Muske Vulnad ckout techni . stirecet 7 were +R] Billikens , © nes tof 4 hite. 4 ru NA =i . 105 *F! "| 119!) wer ever Jack W cal Innings t. Bellevilie. I T™ [wen * for the |! Vogt pit Spyri: ett on bases-—M rune in 5 in TIONAL L ‘ete the S hme TOO NY, esa LOS , in first round est, Den- 1934 ails e ry bry hits emit , o2ers vivine te ned Mf i ss ‘ Umpires arquette 4 Fins 83 ‘ EAGUE _ | v con h Rreerve 108 Denver, Raia vod Bobby Allen Mar cone » 4 §91011121314151 ; a - rhe score hy ing but five Mananar E ’ ewe fy - * 7 “ourth Ras S oi @ decisi . 7 sea » 18 uf ; innings ae » 6 ‘ tace, $1500. 1a arash. € on to Oo oO Ff I : ” m > --—— ip. 6 fur ‘ ar , ‘ é' > 0 n d :_ - I TY ; ACO AT _ ° s ” i. iH. > RS + gh , $-vears-olds and Alton ae ae Spring«, ro ms Red Sas HFsB8000 0 p 001 agg eland ae: . ’ - P HOE lbre ig eng: PHTA Alle , » iy . Su ; OS Sho ° ” ve ; ae " 0 : st Ly 7 ie - . 3 ] Z ; } . even with ‘ om lz | 0 PrSBURG rhe Ral 10R Frigate ng | Yack Stone on oo omen eres Ba tte ice M Angnnnnanng ata Hich 400000 4—5 9 4 | National TI ‘. Otto Reiselt in pe ; : ine . Se sir ‘ +Marnown.e . = ‘ ; & e¢ 4 —yr* aA ‘ . TT re Be ’ ' “ 106 Lord Kaiti 1045 round, ul im aecond st ‘ Red Rae Zink Phi ips (; Pat and Miow? ‘ ' . e\ ela nd Ve gt di ne the first g ushion League Fifth fz more IT Kanenc | — and Simpeor ci. st louis , . and nnine a rame. 59 to - . ae ' : ison and ° r) lez , zs, # : 45 > | SBURG olds, mile and oe $2000. 3 Paty RUTTE. Mo — Wayne City 1 | “= AS fas pitched ¢ | eS OF. el and Voel- |to 49 in 1: winning the oP. a 3j . ce ‘ r- te n ‘ . nver r _" ; / ” ’ : , 5 ) wer All 1°8 Devonshire Batte, Rocky acne Lahood of was 14 ke Keenes 111. Gon ‘Th victors dnd sin Both had high runs of | i a pimeare c ‘ u | a The "T ‘ ' tw Fliesell {> Cloudland Ss weight champion ntain bantam- [yler featured I hitting of I ee cae | | BROW —— Race $1700 le ~ | Marks of Ios Ang B mays {f,ecorgie ‘ The South @ - or KLYN . “4 a. 3-vear-o] is . Iming fillies nda | rou d eles, batti 30 hite “idee gat i ' 4 > ard . de and up ‘ , an nds to a ed 12 fas + owe ' ah... thering total ; ‘mo 1 ! HILA DitEPHIA 4 ha OB 1] ' mite and 70 ; draw. ‘ sty fie d . f tag's - Bae a a” a. | ‘ i ‘emits ” A ifg = a » mypnas . Loe "New Beauty 107 * Insulate 107 PEORI!I 4 ah » tured os e Ss, hran , lome s hy Fett | Cathleen Ni ; * Mixture o7 Omah ; Everett St he ar Pe cea, The S E.. d Forman | PHILADELP Houffhan 100 A low Five: en i na, scored technical Prise nt te " Muny lfagzue ° outh Sides play Nat " HLA Orareuse an Quotation 111 over Jack Ruddy, Ch knockout 1; 18-vear OK a Kame for ame May 3 and urall In Place, *Doroth v Adame a4 met et eit | round. Jack : icaxo, In fifth burg. 500 © ass wees 26 im the i nivnesia Piery Flight art c (Natia) Mor " Alaska ave ; Valter ‘le - Seventh R 12 *Grace T sy ngo,. beat Hed Vick " an, Chi- . 123-2 ‘enue om a ; face 6S1700 = roxier &R of 1 "hey, nis son's over tory was wor . “hes and wn, mile and ne 4-yrar « Hinois, six rounds . eratty Hens “ys the P Se ig Pity by the Hen GLO CO ; At ere ; lntre ma = 11:3 Fy — ee Den Majnes bh "rankte Write Ha amg OO INR ‘tor — — 8 The ~~ : . repiac . ’ raw . ° eat s nue ~ bk fro man - a me )] isa hair dressing R ah Park. Roval Duck 10% he Night 112 BR — Chicago, four — core 5) mn n “ 134 R idee 2 - Us. Besides im arti me, S600), 3 4) Rord 112 rusk 10K rewn retiring becaus rounds. indian 1°32 res . ustr Pp ing a 9's Turlo -— year-old: and ul Weat vw clear in 7 en hand. e of a brok- Seaman Hoenn |} & 0. s =. ry | ous sheen to the hair ay Ko is 6 * Red S "Apprentice allow = + d on >a 1 ; ow 2 @ | ee pre) ‘im - ae irry tow : lime - - ; Re 2. ndiar ~ - . res sic ao a! on or ree's« d » Si)4 aA . “, Pa mr ' immense! Lond lev ly Ach > { kK ni = Ason. er Jiwmm v BR eC be = = Ue?) e " P “in S ns 1) ing ght has be | City . urns, 4 | re wi h y popular, there. r P ese: 205 1 a 4 107 ing with the Academy en work- y. eight rounds. Battli tlantic ——e t isn 't the ~ ‘ va ‘ " P ‘ : 16 - ° ta ess men as well as : ws ide 1 bt 108 ca hows py: jc ase follows schedule ie” WV ilkes-Barre ae — or the deli h pay lane, SHOW; kpot : May 4, Co me erent 24 ll ishionable youth. bt le . i-yearolds and ok Mav ° ie 7 School, VER y m i d . uIZs . il . lh A . > ,ow . 105 Fat: May 15, W in St. Louts » Cal.—Tiny” H N . CO’S use. too, is very «0 +n Hlowe Ot oe “ oo M. A. at Alton man. Omaha ose ateo L Jim Wer- S K I N in 14) a es #, oun . . . ce . . & oleae beneficial from e hygiene 1) ‘ea x os try Day School soni = Bob Roper of ¢ se ite . - but the enjoy point to both h wethen ta 07 a_10-ro ae men air and se rh Na Rrother Me m4 and bout. Uj ° t oO _ it helps to maintain if ? 8 fur at. 4-year iio too Gon I e a 6 of it that is maki Ng , o : , ge u — thy condition. cin © Atame P , most Ing it the world’s | LO. C TOR Tee ++ Toe Soecial T i popular cl r ; O is the original liquid 108 Ram RF. 108 3 rain gar. essing which 4 Wrack 110) Crumpe: 7 11 : | a has swept the coun. mm Race bane Messines ioe ' via Oast to coast It fur) ”) 4-ye " Ww ~ | | e : uriones , ar-olds and | eo wa with » teonlent Beek 108 Nan } - | . . . ian | | —— 10 Shine Gm: 2 108 SO UTH Pee a 119 (llenr 11H ll drug counters or barber shop® . ; a 110 ERN | | cand 75c, ee. Seno, 3) faty,, mick ; | or send 51 .) V@aAr . Ile ' ' coupon etre ar-oid oral free " urlongs ids and up | | =] " Spo _* - Shine with ‘this remarkable ine ware 2 apes ya San ; Shoe ite, Neemnit oa S | € Quality ~ Sam 700 Bar, Fe 32 ae and e Size rameer’ tant _ I buy them by | G king 104 Rooneitie | }oR Y the box — y : _ vir ti lmonerills —— . wd € ¥ 10h Brass Rand be after you smo will | Nor “ 104 Ly. St a ! thern 198 Al a @ligiler » ° Louis 9:30 P M one. | HAIR DRESSING ‘JA. 18 Sir Glen A Ar. Lou :30 P.M.—May 15 ; \ + ng mes Tests an &<Roy pA ® isville 7200 A Lal L 160 SAMPLE er clear tract irenarven } a r ied -M.—May 16 Lewis Cigar Mfg. Co | — . ett hx k mudd ; ee Ra J yr ¥ alin: ws Makers, Newark, TTL FREE SaMris OF mance claimed Make reservations now _ or You : Regular service dai Distr; her Cigar Co | r Al e dail istrib : | ——— Drink ment 8:40 AM 7 utors, St . | onderfal "aus i Site 5 : and 9:20P M - Louis Roa re's : inbur Water resents an teel Pullman cars ? ss H BA ll i e in Dining car on both trains. — THS collar styling -It fi om the day train. | e reservations & ot per ectly. T. J. C phone | - 1g10Nn as d Cluett, Peabody G nec senger Agent ) y Co! - hemica! , . nc ~ Maher lea! Bidg. Pao? ask ; Ticket Offi yo | : ce, 322 N. Broadway est and Bioo | Of the beaten ippest ( ipa | RRSA : i tart : | = a © & Dalian Wah Taam ave . Be — Arcata Pita: POURTH AND Lucas Ce

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Wau. ADVERTISEMENT a~ m about the pay : began, 1) “The & Butterfy Bushes I got of you lass = - : e made, ant > Shoat es Som is Gen atm. Reon tne” stood they were to get mos ~My Rurterty Push w tf high a4 mretueed 75 yp eer SEND THIS COUPON a Op C Ing CZ7emad he -. ’ a Ssence oO j- Disoms. If I could oo Sees. yee could Everitt's Seed Store, Dept. «9: ssions ET Bei im tigwart M fates Metbourve. Sto. The —ae Fl Penetrating, Antiseptic Zemo eye pow eon aeaaell cn ; | me all a. a ae ‘Pall Mutterfy Pushes, prepaid, guaranieec 1s Will Help You r e pays in’s i agains just ae you a4 kt would “—Mre. Wom. ScBier- goed cond!usa. ae, ee oe a haw se ener, F &. Louts, Mm Nev £ rou have eirs : 2 tc cock - Two fer $1.00 - Five fer $2.00 NS FER Rees GRR RS Eee fs! ge ind in econ alee : ouge ny aa a en ee aéérem g. itching rema guick!y by ap - | aa | ia cg demo in a short cme vas JOHN J, DOWLING HEADS sT eed v every trace of Eczema, Tetter bus ind. ‘D> | pip x toany mples, Rash, Blackheads and sim REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE Butterfly Bush Can Be Planted Up to dune (Sth a me « Se age re - ae ee New Presklent Wins Seat Over { i. —— 7 goreusivy healthy, alwars poe gm of a _ the penetratin ey antieen - irectors CThosen CURED ; T+ a aes able treat hn | oF ne ~ ASS hacer 1g WITHOUT THE meat for skin troubles ef all kinds. Pte es » Re Rectal Mieeaees cured by my Soothing. Genie Meihodc roa hottie 35 irge size §1.00 - es.* ‘ or me x ay ‘ ro! No Danger © )ivepttsa cer > “oan. antieent and healing r aT "es ' 4 from Kyser rT write tec i* y % Valuab'e te - aa e » "CONS LTATION rc eX AMIN ATION FRE . FREE BOOK Pile Sufferers | : gg sts. . TR « MATTHEW COP. Recta) Spec €:118. Office Hour _ |) Ce , R > « Set PINE STREET sT LOU, MoO 9 AM te § FM | exrertence | Sell heaters of hemes threugh e g cas Suceessor te Dir. M. Neg Smith. Deceased Soedars. 1@ to | Pest-Di«patch V anta . " nan ie =_ = : ? - = - é ran 1 " WILLA XC AANnEe a supporting Dickmann * ‘SN ; aot. ec iring PP e e e Fx nz na ser rs Hanrauer lead > zg) - " one (,er Ss wR ‘ Fr \ McDonaid for Dow r - ax or - ~s » . a ze ‘ ne prestige a ; Ac nmittee 4 i ) ~ $i” . Ww : w sB : Tasen ’ r = Tl Vw sor sa in = o te . 2 Is * : Sees an VW ok : = is sanc Hedee'’s frie { a c ace ? oa . Prae « ! E = , Be = = A‘e vas F rs Wash ne rivers 3a . | MBs: : : > > = ‘ 2 sy ~ wiling Sate — ea ce ~e z . . 8 ' Cords have a fighting heart of honest rubber. They are built for reste with pistols ; d ed d . ? . Mineral Wel's £1 Ogged endurance through unexpected extra miles of travel. You ill . ~e igecempatn sd can wear down the heart of a Cupples Cord—but it takes a lot of er es . . . a s; a Ary miles and bruises). QO “QS Made and distributed by an snared ladies ' old established institution, Cupples Tires offer you both : Bi > ‘ . = ° . + é He high quality and exceptional value. “Qo Stop at your aa 4% dealer's today and replace your doubtful cres with Cupples Cords or Cupples Cord Balloons. They are as tough as a Rhino! ceccccecce , i ~ > ~ CUPPLES COMPANY, Manufacturers, Saint Louis Ballcon Tires C Cc Cuppiesinner Tubes =. CORD TIRES - au ce 4 1) C Direct From Their Fac-¢ tory Distributer te Yeu Cc Wrist FF. * 785 Wait. Massive 8 & $18.45 Cc Wralt'. 6-Pliy. Extra Heave Paty. Super Quality $14.35 'le4 Massive &« -— « “i14 Massive OF & ~ S%xi Massise OF; & = & $14.95 “—"“s4... Maacive CO. > 1%: nel Sun a Dei 'y day ~ Al Classifications...-. 35¢ 35 the followin: " ws Wanted. one ore ‘= Remt R ome é ; . «> : a. ’ - 5 - 45 ; * ~— LA y TYPE 4% 65h » | DISCOUNTS . sGATE—3 times Ic line: 7 ? wi times. oC ©..3 times. te , oe. wore Se e ; ainary words usualy mane | e r ount - - wo ce *% fa ex address two «are f this | CEMETERIES — PECGORATION DAY Nath very grave woONUMENT a ——_——— — patients. It contains nothing that can pom sibly be harmful. Just refined natural mineral it. Them you try it. Complete directions ip every package. Price $1 00. If vour : a d ‘py, ede > LE. 2 to 5 pounds in one bath Judge the results by your scales , 3 You merely put San-1-Sal into your hoe bath the relaxing of pores that perhaps have seldom 2 It dissaves quickly, giving the water bene been preperiy exercised 1s sure to rcolease a : ee ficial weight-reducing properties. As vou considerable quantity of accumulated useless A six-bath complete reducing course for $5.00 [| MUNeSS bathe. enpoving the fragrant aroma of pine 3=_- weigh: - = ~ ~~ i a 1 bh a el) j - m~: rae ” , 2 - ° woods, the pores of vour entire Docy wi Be . : ' ; : : , a eamedl otiealiet shianmmaaahon » spa A tonic for the skin As a special inducement to take a comp BS mses aoe = —— Se er ee ae ee Lere treatment of San-I-Sai baths, a. pe Sao? nets After the bath you'll sleep with the sound- and the entire system ee Se . your | - none of @ child druggist offers a sux-bath reducing course ' The following day you'll feel years younger San-I-Sal, by freeing the pores of pent-up for only $500. Srart today—take ths peers: fee Manv people have taken of from 2 to 5 waste matter, lends softness to the skin, and reducing course— watch your figure regain a erment {5 pounds im their first San-I-Sal bath. This is aids in cleamng up minor skin a® ections. its slum, youthful lines of beaury. “a but natural if you are much overweight, for San-[-Sal baths are also taken by many a — ~ (ares GUARANTEE We guarantee to refund your entire purchase price if your ° % a, : first San-I-Sal bath does not reduce weight from 2 to 5 pounds. & = ot Pe NOTE TO DEALERS: Wrise for tufermation. prices, displays, atc... to Sales Dept. San-!-Sai Laberaterias, Inc. 383 Madison Ave.. New York ate fr a Ww edreectay ” salts, vem | from Srassfurt, combmed with ; | 22. 192%, at @ oclock & a aromatic of pune and balsam. The bese om pine A ee | lbee. daring mother of proof is that more than half the San-I-Sal " T. Jaweph M. and bugene Vi sold every day ws the thousands of packages on Corn as at a. oe sold to delighted users after trial trearmene. ge and the late Edward © ane 7 niet ef zva™ 3 ~~ Ask your druggiec what he thinks of Sap ‘ ‘-ia® PSs). . ™2e tLe ‘ kKK—Ensterec ww rest oom "un aeri| 19 2923 a tt? i = =. Recherer of TL10 Wrome street ef *ugebert of Anna cheer ‘ * = , neiowe@ ‘father of Cheriat odin Recherer Jr ané@ Julia AX + tear *father.'n-ae@ erac ‘father 4 Sayt her hrorher-in-lar end ged “5 ~veare ava @& months --gn4 noulevart oreda, Aor! av °° 9 a om. t St aco 2 Churenh , r ‘- Txtermen' - ~r — ” vent e i Alls tLisN. - April iteumee FF Va K ‘low Lid me F te Heights ‘a Mo. to Cah friends invig ’ > 9 | - Jamee C. Camptell + ace > . al sare »f 2 | Ga Deon San-I-Sal is for sale at all good drug counters Facer "7tsare Camptel t s a te gp A | (tie adi : letiy Camphel! deceased” and brother > TRS al : . ADVERTISEMENT eS ia ai ati Sure Way to Get Rid of Dandruff | There us ome sure wavy that never | fails to remove dandrut complete! and that ts to dissolve :t. Then you ntirety. To do this, just} get about four ounces of plain, or-| -« ' ss . An oo _ . > cCimary 1iGe 3 a +VUb, app ’ i? a gnt when . . ng use ~~ ~Ug i > n en the scalp and ruD it m - '* e Aa g u e ger tps. By norn:ng st, not all, of your 43 rur «w ! gone anc two or _ - ~~ °°. ’ hae art Cc Ty « nlete!y dissolve and entirely cestroy Ty simgte sigm anc trace of ff, ro @ er BOW WucnA landruf vou f ~ 2 = - " | -—- " y . - - may have look and feel a hundred times better. > . 1? . . ~ *7 . oi > 4 . -_ m - You will find, too, that all itching You can get hquid arvon at any a - >) r* > > - = ’ 7 c Ie . ~ = - °? ar gging ot e scalp will stop drug store and fr ounces 1s aii : : : 77 . . mstantiv, and vour ha:rr will be! vou wil] need. This simple remedy trous, glossy. siikw and soit. and has never been known to fa! AY “BAYER ASPIRIN” Headache Neuralgia Colds lL umbago Pain Toothache Neuritis Rheumatism Accept only “Bayer” package which contains proven directions. Handy “Barer” boxes of 12 tablets Also botties of 24 and !190—Druggists. Ae@pitie w the trede mare of Barer Marefacture ef Mescaceticacidester of Salicricecié The POST-DISPATCH ts the ealy St. Louls evening BewWespaper giving Associated Press sews service Gives such prompt relief | New Mayor of 8t. :% from itching and ee Inaugurated Yesterday +4 a = Interment * Constipation may be causing it. Pluto Water safely and guickly flushes all the congested waste out ofthe bowel tract. Acts in 30 minutes to two hours. Never gripes. Prescribed by physicians, sold Dy druggists and bottled at French Lick Springs, Ind. [,. Belle err wat wid « -. 7 from Roep or « Aur ‘idl ns " a ws —_ 5 4 -. -% 4 a ° : : * Nea = Wan a a : $ " S Mig yA a q i or I / When Neture B on’t Piute W il 1et5 at ’ r uy a paint of the highest ity. We recommend & & = : your next painting joe bat r. us help you with your alr — meta cae Bailey-Henderses Soothing and Healing mh 3 ’ " or he + and so generally su _ Victor J. Miller Satta RAN ms in Clearing away skin Saver of Ot. Lawl Groniean ince | disorders that it has become a standard Henry W. Kr! It ts e es ‘ - ’ } ane 77% ar¢@ Wi. pega maa ing A a = “a'r . i yeas . aod Mre A.wvert T) Te held fram the residence munera. a * . * (om lamee Camephe). at S544 venue. Thuredar, April 24. at 4 ten Bel efontaime (4m TER. Ertered inte rest. Tuestar Fitseheoth A Crulter inee wife of the lete Andrew Courer maher of Jaseoh end Rebert (ou - Cegenbaver Mes, Marv ant the late Jane Purdy anm4t dear sper Thor eda Aor 33 et 19 e chane Kirkeweed. to Kirkwood. Istermern* Private te} 1975 at Le a ™ ; a’ 4805 Kan- ‘ neetand of Norma ¢ . Sear father of tear som of Chartes end ~— ‘ Prank P Slelr Pest G - A. : vo? »er-tim- 4? Rohe ' gsband ~exidence. 14174 Sent f read y-corged, - 7 Fire ~ od . | ‘ Wi A a ion} io. W-\ 4a ann =s3 at | ™~ heother of ‘ - ~ “ 5 7 - a « : , ore e Gresiean am? OF ——a sie ciaw emt gupt. aged Siegrws ire toda’ © treatment. amr » Wecker-Hetderie ehepe. aore Tomlav an > toms w the - ws ae | - € rr - : Led ewe Apr’ ao | wor - rock Litton Purniture O@, , AR, theme to New Picker wots Tae : P ‘ ave ( OP | the Sher. Feder at fo 3 9 on. frope weet Agee : nn; : . " 4 e . = ~ : . a ~ icwer ~e ieee’: Gear . Ma-v are Cather me He ‘het, | : far ae tt? ee . ° Theredtias Apr a . v—ards Charct free ~era@es: fear root ber ’ eur @dear etter Geter ° Yr’ ente arenes 'otherepee «f Ca vere *@ er - : , 7 <a | Trem " Jeoue om Tweedie, Agr Hen dear o@& .

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My n AN te f.. ey, and 1 AGN eR f\atio 2 nay wr 7 hs i : tila { ene + oe me ¢ B | , a 7 er | al s _ Pr ots ‘a A ore : t Tae ie ara a) patch. .. Imet he Pee ay el. irks 4 ay > aan A cook: 5 ‘ VOMEN _de PREUR- etal! erove paw referred Rise om raduate an ae 5 th. =n — ' soa NB de ~_ A C nadine Ie n nr NE P ev “ann , “ od 9 D sear od = ~_ GIRLS ‘ ye, } y tru Px te iuired ry ex Tee, Fe Poon e Speatech r " rry ”“e UES ere eer! — » ALG rien " . » ? . “eT? ‘ COR — ureday**' ree of a er nN on r SMETE ) SS * | R O (oR) ae ; Re ored Cape, coke FEV experienc ~ -p ie... arid Piers Re 2412 a . Hotel KDerle 6) APP MEN ERA Te ia . ’ mY? ey ' , ew iow : - er ence ; r. A wes ; : . ; - o ; , ~ Boy: . nd | A ate ey ; RY = AR ae F F “an ler . “tT vy mr Lo ’ a nh al , ° -_ - “> ° gr . ’ 7 t ¢) a mae iis i rie (er —_—— Seent e? L y Fr N rea on ‘ ; wel vals A LO 24 On ry ANT 7O® * s ‘ } sar on ’ ‘“ tw) ers ord ; iy . 7 nr nmipte de llea VP! RK PRON Mo. at 1! CRM ETE 0) $1000. Ts ORL 1O : perate typewr! tt DSW | ef Feed rear a. 2 Shenandoah MINTS hon we wen. BISA —{e5) nanny OYME: UCTION , ’ ’ t* : 4 . ' my? . 4 a kT) eae . Te. - : te : . ¢ ao ma ‘ pe “DOWN OT ie tun Cesirat BRIC AY’G NA le ahs. pewriter and o} years a ae R—P = 010° Dp id IA ineshignen had assis “aie Spa id _ AGENT pe PLYMOOT! DeEPr , raw? ay? Ts NA ae for 4 | — a? e ls A ~ & Tu B L ‘ > = , my - . Rer ~~ wre by cM 7 io! ruse m eferan: N Kk lek IN : b ; r’nu ay v i ig non ; - ing rp AGENT s | 4 > ; ar 1) th wae Tr Aw , 1% c th Cc E . TY — ; ‘a on pag ke At p a = a on * wis iofe8 . > rw : ‘ a A ‘ube kk | ady tr o—s Ww ’ f P rm I » . ; no Md act r-l4e Segue 5 (C80 . © ax sat OIN A UTY ws Ret anh: Gon - Oda nee. © UR sane Pedaee ge- | PAINT : Jaen ~_ lee or Af . NTED. _ B. ST T : NE &, ART == - TORS. es — 8 T’s HAY ND H PA ———s ROSAS nr ke (a) ¢ ona fitenaaen For F atoms” aie 431: ERS *2) yeper . a ae ENTS 4 fordia Disp If. 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ws 37,091 SITUA TION “Wants” last year—7,452 MORE than the THREE other St. Louis news papers COMBINED. “Sa = FOR SALE HELP WTD.— WOMEN, GIRLS a WTD.—WOMEN. GIRL ne tO GOODS — oae.8 ye GIR! -—Experieared SALESmER WANTED SECLRITY SAl. ESM E- N mOOM SUITE—@ a eine ce | eer: at pr Ee ROOMS ( ‘OMPL aTE a ri = oe OF EBS ~ Sete, * —~ : a, ¢ ~~ we. - 1 a i . Datnat ~ ayes) “=> « 2. ~—. : J —_ a oo es . a 4 me es - - No Money 2 see mag Terms r at's ~~ > - = _ Radio Repairing _ SALERM ASN —iaie ier ou e al ia GALSeMES—Teo wen necdes "= > of gee erpliwmncres SEWING MACHINES — ee = PURNIT t URE co lh —e ae re Ape Qrved in selling to consumes hare goed personality ; 8A ke En A NTED = A 5419 8 Grand pb! ‘ha ‘trees y Bn -* a —— ' MUSICAL Pianos aro Gr 8 For Sate ANGELUS ~PLATER-PIAaNn In “exce . a4 coumdiison,; will sel heap SIGS Verm =) : = — a ta. | STEINWAY VERTI-GRANI —Most _ er c‘\¢ iz? . Bee oe = of s* 3 > "ydce”T e - “ aT ¥ is Tepti4 é “7 “hk = 6 the the « over be | rms 7 4 a” > - . ;* »4 ' . > em) rare . ro " ~ ’ ’ ’ . Tt) ‘ "O09 ‘ 4.» “ S|] , a -* ba Ie »* * . = a | nh ¢ . : reiki a .@ za : : Ss. . i» + + , at = ‘ray —— if iz ge Pi alin >. Ss) . ) : ? ‘ » oF ik lla « art oe 4% . i-th le , = ] « ; “ a * = ne ; \ ¢ = ° Suse - t\ rr @& Vers ro xn? T ‘ eh « ape - a r wo ate dare fe akes Piet De tra ent. Mavy-Stern & « loth a cries c weg . = gn , “¢ as r grt um : us ittle: sol€@ new for $459 . ay te ne ta ‘ f S145 at PY ‘ north ©' is a Tea’ bargair ' ~ eck oan ] Bm itive c } LJ; RER-P) ae SS8-rele tier ~ amine:. uke new ~844 SS Comptenich3) PLAYTER-PIANOQW—fRes yt ifu reasonable ke nes oe = 6llLinde apartment PLAYER-FPLANG lho ustomer ours Mas left her plaver with us te . ’ ~ na tw r inc. uded terriis s] mo lehman IMano | 110) . . ices) i PLAYER-PIANOW—§] 45 giomer rs has ieft her aver with us c8} eid tolis afr hench ineluded Terma, ~ " mon > a2hmar Piane in 110] Pe cs) I R-PIANO—Mahogany: perfect Cun Johr citjon. property of a former St Louis &- browne baseball plaver: jesse than } year } » | se! a ae haif. terme to spongible marty IRKLAND PIANO JOD 12th b! ‘c3) o istomer of ours has asked us to se! LF ¢ pisver ost SAD) new Mmpete . ~ — 2, . " ' = for $125 AUTOMOBILES | Coupes Fe _ Reatetere, For Sale ns yas E BUS. € FORD ROADSTER, 1923 0 “Oakland Roadster. $100 - mand 1Rb0w4 wis iss Rargte Bon. | ~Willys-Kai ght | in “ne mormeareny _~-2 : Te, "U ee pb respons’ hile LANTS AND TREES oe) “pA Sank Piano Gon d0le ” A YTER-PIAN(—W ter AA-nole rrac- teally Meu au : 50 ~ id fn ‘ » ~~ or na Tie Ga-t ma>oran nr — automatic tracker fully EUaranteed ys ue Twelve - musie rolis and hen Included 35 down and $)1 mths ‘her plaver hargaine at $240 a ; =4 Ww love ‘ l7th ' LAOm et ~ Rs neu samonernenaestanstisivinesatemen summed see i REPROMTCTING PIAWN! = "era 6 monthe. “os $1230 wil} sacri ¢ pany BR44 Campton (oR) ot STEINWAY grand piano. tn eplendid con- fition;' a real bargain: S3R5. =~ A ‘7)) Starck Piano Cn. 1018 Oiltve 6 - a o~- ~~ ° > +e meee , Bnew & BA LEASM EN —— Neat * > HAIR DKEASER—For > ‘> 3h Inter Tastionsl Life Bide : P5MEN— Tre easics? 4 =. ee) ellie alle : thine Gea! that «er 2; WI! RLITZER—Plaver piano. nickel Piet nings. JOHNSON AUTO OO MEY BO! LET—Sedan 2—1924—Ford coupes: . OPEN s'NDAY AND ales coe EF FERSON MOTOR °° Chevrolet Sedan 0088 and cc » -Gravoissay.” ine. ‘4:01 Gravois FY RD—C coupe. — € Deleo and city motor cost $1100: wil! 7 sacrifice, $400 3515 Pine 4 CUSTOME™ of ours asks use ¢o sell a high-grade RS-nore plaver-plano of here | t he balance @ue on it: terms te sult: es? Piano Dept May. Stern @ “s ap , oi ows a fae ° Seen a en living @age and wo Tiel@ wnGder the moe: a BO See nas is Bou per \ eur at FOR SALE—WTD Cm @lectrica) appliance: ~ . Sees POR SALE SALDAMEN , # aoe eee Ww ‘PEK: hee oe Oty ren AND > 4 ‘> . SALESMEN ‘na ©. er granied « 1 men mage ee | 690 ee Post Disretc SALESMEN Pour Catholic men up tor & ™iasion -~ Furn. Houses & Fiats For Sale SALESMEN . Hoover suction sweepers ta: & through Famous. Barr Co 1005 % Pine Mais S42 52s N. Tay lor. Orb HA he Rs — ss Steed te * Mason and can «e)) HORSES AND VEHICLES We have &@ foud Mr Ora 8 ing ~ ~ amt MISCELLANEOUS WANTS house oid 7 T ee to ee i SALE wt - _—Wwomen. GIRLS Awning Sewe crs For work en power machin Apply at once. main floor balcony. TE : tp “T @ BET WERATOR Ip, — -LLING OUTS b@ Ged marce! ier WER . TORS ——Baperton ord PSR ADORE \e> for rece area ne tr Rw matured ace OPERATORS creewes and anvrers — cet Bea H-18 ) terme to responsible nate KIRKLANT PIANO CO. 204 “. 12th se ot ~“fP spr ~~ 4 “mlurmbia 15 records - ~et aes ona ba tio ec hicecle 2 OM condition, S15. Call Cabany ROTI. fed) sO NORAS—sereral floor samples ePrmicina! e _ l¥ priced up ro $215: on eale $99 up amy otbers in verfect condition: term | FORD— Coupe 1924: = burnt ott “na int ‘ams. £390 Olive. aT = : eather Upheilstery. UNSW Ti K—Genuine "ge «s'Ze. -e. |, Dort 6 Sedan only been used a few | l ndrtien. METHUDY & PAGE. Pine. Grené | and ee 2910 Washingtcn bt RANT soo : oedan: G ~and and West Pine. _ every thine sacrifice: ___ BB43 ————; AUTOMOBILES ike new. $425 a'so term ’ MONEE Hire ‘7 4) FY R HIRB—7 True Ks. 3 and 3 zt mrs —s any Kinc of work Tyler 1671M. {cl14) at Ee Wanted lat . 4-door. "ke aw $205 paid. Grand S46M_ OS Wtd—Let us bid: Lindell a32 sRAUPNER . 3418 Locu ust. Open nights. AUTOMOBILES Wa — For wreckin = 3319 Easton. Bomont 3870 (ce AUTOS Wtd.—al kinds. pay cash. Soo A. Klink. 3441 Juniata. Sid. 3403. (c8) AUTOS Wtd.—aAny kind Oring titie. re- _ ceive cash Woods, 3233 Olive. (c3 } AUTOS Wtd—For wrecking. best Drices AU | Moon ap | Chive” Motor So. 2910 r OAKLAND. — sedan has heen thoroughly | er tioned: s240 SON Nicas! © Mour abies runs end iooke ¢ AUTO: ss w ta — ATTY condition. A Jen s miles. (c80) ~001 S. Sth st. Sitney 3796. AUTOS Wid —For wrecking. 4044 Easton Lindel] 4917 (cR3 » MacCarthy-Pardue 52a , CARS ee 25.000 cash to buy late | ode! cars. Monarch. 3137 Lecust.(8) FORDS Wtd.— 50 “wy tourings. read. Sters cash Lindell 4026W. 3631 Eas dit 6 FORD Wra —Coupe $5 weekly, must be heap and bar- fair. Hox _T-295. _Post- De = MONEY TO ig AN— Automobiles or _month while Frou wait. | 210 10 Olive. “Si AUTOMC BILES BOCGEE Money icaned: MaYrments reduced. ss HUBER MOTOR CAR cD. 801 1 Locus: __Bomont 533 Autos Wt’d Badly We pay cech See vos before req eel! OLIVE MOTOR CH “210 Washington bd] _ Bomone 11 Az (8 DO YOU NEED MONEY? Mote J003 lacus “Den even: os SHERIDAN ©0 In + KARBELL MOTOM OO STU a hauled: in perfect , . bay awn ene WOTOR Be ORD SEDAN al comiition, = rare bargain 3145 Leewet ios | Hi udson Sedan ans in 5 minmctes: cer left im your | possession mo red tape: cenfiden-ia): open evenings YAHLEM MOTOR CORP. 1035 _N. Grand 100 AUTOS WTD > Refore March 1- $100 +. S168 wot cash ‘t = ne cs hay more \HLEM MOTOR co. 10385 “Gn LATeest buvers mn Sate Lin@ell 595 «cS, i i tlt nh RD BTICK 4—1823_ coach. rebuilt: perfec: SSS5___ Open ——- 40 Gravois (c¢) “trp .F Re LET—oa- Gand car $i5so in = bargain Merrie «RI a) Cyltve ESSE\—dleach late 1923 in hike new: har- “i's? half down Morris 2810 Olive . “= — 5 “ i’ eres see ‘ ASh —19°3 coach ine? new $5" 5: trade IT LOA Natural Rridee oach 1923 4-cr! TAranteae — tien: 965°. Gtheon 6227 Tester 3 (4) ‘Coupes For Sale a ICK COUPE. = 1924 Peu- passe: gee "laste- x fintehed - “Cas ou VON ARC} 2137 Laucst Buick Coupe — Passenge- anc reoainted: eh zs Varanteed. $35 terme. Gibson. 62727 Faaton. (> CHE [Vv ROLET—Coupe: 1933. 4 today = "OPEN SUNDAY AND iG TERSON WOTOR SALES co. 4659 Faster Delmar 2547. (-®) i 1 9l3—Cher sn let coupe. 1934 delivery. excellent mechanical cond! tion CHE ROLET —4-raseenger crate. : ti owed car OPEN STNDAY awn Sa Ee ae. JEFFERSON MOTOR SALES CO. 4450 Easte s *— r 536" cP) CHEVROLET ¢ COUPE A hee oty has new tires: new ne tne mec *encally perfect WEST SIDS BticK AUT) co. A ngshigh>war and M $ ‘~ per OLIVE MUTOR CO. 7910 ——— _ pen * verings. i=”? Ref'nrished in murcete cen — ane IS Mad -e. Rowse e _Im 2n329 ecu CLEVELAND—19°3 snert randster. cm . oe —— S1a85 $73 Gn wn : i. trade ee ; Tw Ww [I —, ety oe ‘--_ - ~e?' nm ipne nahet rit Qcht blue sdas 4701 Grave ic) - ” 18) | BUICK 6 —Rodaater aiee * whedie: “seer. _—}; monthly. S ae OLET tae terms ‘ocean evenings. a O— char siee emtas 1974 ov “hean ordinary: $1 GR A CPN _PNER. Rn 342 & CHEVROLET RC “EN 20% MOTOR SALES | ema in. fate light 4. excellent =e tien: at arpearanece Kingshighway and a Oe. . REO SEDAN WO em <UR—Ttiewm A red ie 7 atm ‘tet 4 BUICK TOURING $190 down. ready te of ‘Ty @ Pace Reliable T_ ioe Sy, ta ale omy ¥Tas. : ‘tle car: saist. | eee : = os Soh ant i oe

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AUTOMOBILES Roadsters For Sale suromotn 1 BS S. ha - eppearan: e of ne nn ROADSTER, Dispatch. =. ined { ist er. J hive. “Willy S- Kn e Sedans For Sale ~ $685: flees; open evening: | LHANDL I K SE Di ~ meTnO: LE T—Sedan. OPEN St NDAY AND {EFFIERSON MOTOR S, pthes—D dge wecla DODG BR—1924° tourine Rex FORD « vit PE DURA NT t SP ds , : " F ORD cov Ure, § FORD COU PES R345. _both well K:! ngshighs Way and oon pass Coupe A AKLA ND. LA NDA U OR. pe; wi! i | EURTANtee. Bas. ~ SHERIDAN COU running poreitien : 4 MCOYTOR DE BAKE R—1993 door coupe: er tae = sal FORD SEDAN. | Limousines For se 7 ACL. tmousine: Hudson Are —ea For Safe pondater. Ne fully eauipoed U 1CK ROADSTE in good running condition; al MAX-W. E-L 1 “Wtondsiera I 1923; MOON SE D AN rt ROsS— rouringes ruadGstere “ moupes S50) down i711 Nat , ordinary $1200 value: Bride ~ VROLET ROADST,, 1923 ery ood condition. Ee R K AUTO CO. i ant “ teneengies “) ——Tournges ” laree aesortment : PORD—Tou 100 to $250: terine a? end /4 modeisa: § o §° kK REO SE DAN ita ble rine ‘J; 10 others to ss Cu iliamea, hone Olive. — Cars For Sale eplondid Se GE ROADSTER, F Sy Wisadater 7 Mee, BUICK TOURING those late vo ged yy need. % Sei0' w Washingion,. iaranteed JU davs 17 nteed: Ford Agency, “038 pe. emont ft) WE 122.415 AUIG vil Mister man, as] bank roll. She’ - ‘ W oul: l she let y 8 While |] Snicker That's Whv the i big hit With the means a REAI, Whether you w Yahlem has ‘em. She's ate her. Plav fair with lead you straight to the USED CAR KING A YEAR TO PAY ~FL9— £100 DOWN LONG TERMS — ———— ———— = —— AUTOMOBILES _,vouring Cars For Sale — ‘ roiet touring like brand tie very a} 1} 9" js—)) 71 4 a iring S365 tr ecu, I a ae \ S401 ] at CHEVROLE! I TOU RING eal hargai: id ondition ~~): t@rme to su t NORTH Side eneVRaLET co, anita Warne t c “an (78 ( hrysle r “Demonstrate yy Pass oO n only oA V0) niles s a“ «a HT reg a? ae Si) -~ i Si ne bumpers balloon tires. and and-new €x i! INSpPection invited: term 2} RRY MOTOR { AP i"«¢> -MOmont 800 2201] law t DOIM}E—Touring 192) nice ar sno $100 dow? Morris, “810 1; DODGE —] ate (lass S°q5 sa +A Sacrifice trad $843 Easton (7 14> E—Touring ly Spiendid cond ' bargain ISO05 Russe!) } . - in‘ new barra Nr 1RO5 T jae f i La” Ll My) Vila lik Lh4 A,.Tlhust ru Neap; terms. trad 3006 S. Jefferson {(eAT z rot rs ’ 4 - ; A s We have the cart ‘a i ra , , ry 7 ‘ 4 kh = fra tee ri ; 7 “A fre« ace nt ‘ . = ie i‘ Or se lutea a ‘ ‘ . Re 43. | : >> (;TR 37 s 24 DODG E TOL ‘R ING . , exes nt AD peat A fully \ ‘ A] ‘ + s 4 he ike, , - H, Ika k ‘ 280] * “+ AN A Netra t e rie ; t 1 \ ‘ } & c ; 7 1 it) ’ ss . ; } t “2uis Dura pad § a jet Oda) 1—1925——Fiini 4 littie latest Patio } tires i-wheel | 1? cloery ‘ x ‘ lent 6 v, eondition: Priced ve ‘ ' HTR PR ey lA) ie ctw, a ‘ _ tt I ring BS pee Food as ‘ ~ MI a" 4 Mary 2S60 Men PORD—Tourtng late 1! 3; first iss ‘] (hm): } 91% nes eeclane $1° hargai ns 40a% a (fy FORD—Tour ing. late moc can't AS} new ren | barga n $713 Case 4 tik—Tourings gruaranteed all prices: |! Peurineg are a Ale moder is new hOoRI—Touring: tate w= shock absorbers > tee] “Can war iy #ure ert ne Ine, S170 St. onth Durant Co. 4°05 utimann Auto Sales. 5149 a] RI—Touring: 19°0 starter and ‘ - fr Rites food as JOUNS NY AUTO CO. 3687 Olive. te8O) ‘ ' © komt on irings bh th in rood ryye rt c ‘“IAaAnIica COmM«t On pPOKR & Chu priced “: terme HOO2 StH] Locust ‘omen evenings | rERCER Pouring start. micle wing re « ry signa! -~ Sacrif irlains ete a ve unue . ~ PAR ti ma open Thuredas AV | PIPRGC# NI rrie ae DEL ‘ live aT yy : : 'S + Touring 1924: nerfect con ‘ition. — : es, cood paint: cheap for quick mm ad e . . . St NDAY ANT) a VENINGS . FERSON MOTOR SALES ‘ : r “Ye 2 —o Le mar 4 ~) K A FLY set, mae be _ Model Ford Touring onivw S175 S41) dow) b “we ALT. 41° eat. iced MENDENHALL FORDS agit ae GUARANTEED 30 Days _. | tires: a nine $175 | sacrifice, e very 1.) vv 7 ne part 4 , , - na s later ‘ 4 | ew 4.30 vl tal t “ 6 6UOth . ‘? . 43 n Olive fils KRAKI —Runrer f& touring 197) $ oe « = aon Wiliams, 4390 Olive cd nl TPN sror like new ea, rt’ j ’ * $145 down. trace S843 FEasto: l lps * i . , ° : ! 12? 125 HUP TOURING $385. 1 SPECTAL TODAY ( . his od meas possibie m Stood ehak r Touring. wirecti Lieve | ey rere ' toc ) " ' 2iance cru RERRY Motes aR ¢ A: eee 3 — “rooms 30) C aw, NO INTERES room and kitchenette C i263—2 g © steam heat and Janitor service. n_— x - “AT RESERVOIR PARK. ‘Pine ‘AS Ca) 4 room = “ urpD y beda See Jan) seseine ho sek ee OM-= 4064 as fr one 3 34—Neat room — kite hen. : S14 —Laree, airy walls canvessed. paneled ang rental] « once s#ion. Ko KE. ©O Matin 444. ---Houseekeping rooms. ‘Tent $80 Ct-KLEUN REALTY (™ py furnished | room nt. new! ly decorated, ~ fur- Ssia —$ rooms ANDE RSON. STU Ki BUERMANN ; 30° 3. o—F ur ished j HE’S SURE TOOTIN’ our 7000 Sati A USED CAR CLARA, S14—5 rooms, “pean partor ; every goo emaaere for efinea herson; 1 CHESTNUT. untied customers writes: Used Car r Zxchange, 2905. Attra tive hot ee erticle in the P 54s Ooms. sun barior. onan tment 401. SOL, S02, Jog. . hei 5300 6. room efficiency. hed: =enticaeah only: AES OSt-Dispatch mentioned good heme apartment that sappecied dur- rooms : bath. Kas Chassis For Sale connec ting bath: scans it put Nt. * eneoliea’ Condition. OvON. J ALTHEIMER S17 Chestaur Pe cf) . OS28 (Garden ‘Court ry ee — itt) —Hea ut 1 end on Louis Or the _ 181: $—Single and double | V VANDEVENTER ” 2820-— Desirable] house completely furnished: nate. you and me. | 57 30—One large room. Ken amd ice include d, Forest 1%49. aS mes Sale 0—H¢ j in On —Connec tine front rooms ; FACTORY AR eae 21. usekeeping room YA HLEM " ®Pacious 7-reom apartment. With connecting rooms. Pree ficevine bevel Muron y complete qouekeeding ca will er “and ki itehenettes. “CGE Nis J. AL THEIMEN ‘Bl? e Ch ne EASTGATE” 804—Four 7 rooms. sun sceping porch. °d floor south: = a. HPSTEIN & SON. Sourehenning rooms. Sout h room : housekeepin , 48. 58 — 24. a-fleor tS EASTGA TR. M197 (Ist fi Karage if desired ‘er iIn@Pdection second flan, ALTHEIME ER. 817 hee 730— Apartment. first 7 floor nM A ute Bodies Wanted — \. 6287— —Two furnished ouse- a use ~ ping room: AUTOMOBILES Senne Cars For Sale southern exposure (4) AUTOMOBILES Ww ASHINGTON BL... pouring Care For Sale ane Bodies ay Anclosed _kitehenette every modern convenience, includ. wer bath Murphy bed. ere: Boe ; ; nlee ing porch: pPri- he Yr p , 2800. Sis seem steam ested . “er m or cou housekeeping and OMAN _Main 56 toss 34 : lored ha P214-1h.24 “finge ~ steam heat janitor aertvice io mitt where Necewmary - (922. new tires, $125. 1903 Leu, | OVERLAND crasion ern r E “AL. TY iy SEVENTEENTH , ™©.. 504 Wainwright od ™ w | i Ln or ‘. = ; Se CeS Coulee MEd J Be} pgs floor. 7 -9em« a a sleeping porch and coTerh "AL THEAMER RI? Chestaut tra ; 735 Olive PACKARD om, ae moor sik ROOMMATES WANTED FLAT One or 2 Cathol 3 room modern flat arran@ed. Ligh apartment of 6. room a@fficiency . newly “Rooms WANTED i tae 102_N. Ath 6 room effirtency . im i yw ¥ neatly furnished | FRANC 18. ‘= eRPY acust «et Bley . me S324-—New: = ve Ie EP eSN ON ‘ PEERLESS: - LN ROOM Wid — fig middie aged rm STE IN & SON -. B7Atan 1245 Shawmut:.4 ti¢ ; 708 Cheenut oe Ta - - . alten! na porch and rareee. EIN REALTY ow ve 34 ofr Olive mane i hve PRESHING flex ‘HAT SCH LTE ia oe AND BOARD—wa CH MO (4 — Private fam . NMOND Pt. E a) bed a, Fee Aad Witd—} be btful anartanemt o “ ef ticiene« ‘ PRA’ VCM rowan y Brom a: " Tietighefa hos (1S —Recoml nor ean - ge mel ef 4 lar ree wroree oe Wy Arh of . WATERMAN G014Anertment 4° porch. eerace —~“a 345 —— beatiful sinc tmanta. 41154 @ venma new. aivam heat. tantaee ; Are'y 4908 ww. Forest ASa4 Kew « sk For urnis! od 4 a ; " rniehea | HIGRIUAND PARK—Po-nL furnishes —— G ssorles, pure Sale _Acoe — HAMTE Tr ANG senate wee ‘Now 4 form! ¥ Apart mens Seag wine : beds. steam heat. > wareges. fare lent invest ment. phil.” aa COTTAGE—3 rae Main 859 or Lin thiid floor north $100 70 firet fleer FOuth: Ss ht ALTY «cd 4 “hee'nat South | toe LARAY LTTE Spring: modern apartment of heat Janitor terand Alior J wd 1ioOr east. 4 roeme. mm See TEWART Agt 1007 Chestnut Apartment "> firand reems: and ALTHEIMER R17 Chestnut ae tot ; a 1219 oA bem! tifal Part ment: 4nd sun purlor “ith ail med NVEeNR ences MmMtor service. reut OI ¢ heetnut live 14° Me 401 4—+In fublease. hoe corney, 40Dai tient. sS rooms and ~s “e N—} large mvoms,; janitor Olive -4. or Olive P90. set) _SOsS Chestout’ st. 2 floor apartment; open. ‘BLANKE KR. KB. co., , sangre Hall; secong flour. B90. third fioor west 66! 51 me reomea_ ‘ hotc * esennd desirable place. ODe?, Pe) a EPSTEIN & SON. 47 estnut st. . 6333. “da fioor Oast: four iful 4-room apartment - 3 all {¢ eS , 6267 ‘ —34 floor; Mou rate 617 Chestnut at feb Or ——G rooma, run ant. 5 reome and fun —> room. sun parlor”: Sd Five 1 roome 7008-15 two concealed "ins bed « G, SCOTT. On "Ch hesinur. Ry 73i1—{ o-room cisamee t- OMAN. wn Ane fen, | EPS ein & SON. «- 617 Chestnut. (eB) in-s- : EPSTE IN & SON. oT « “ertngt ef eB, — 4374—4-room efficiency Linworth $75 & month elec tric'ty refrigeration "hore Lindel} oat ( ; ECO. 2409 N. Bway 5 rem Will give mon * ” NA a4 fleor ' S$) : north ane floor. ae et aaprtment o ve mediat decorated wie RUTH 103 N ry reoms. sleeping porch, 3 i estos « (eh rent ~ -Avariment. arm . oer: a pa rior, a 7407

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WREDNESDAT. aPRit, 22 1925 it . WHY YOU | 2 ‘Buy Real Es Louis is starting on the eve of ‘one of the ST * 115,431 ROG: and BOARD Ads last year —52,7 737 | MORE than the THREE other St. Louis tte ss a newspapers COMBINED. “WG - wypstsear : —EE ——————_— ———— APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT | FLATS FOR R RENT—South | DWELLINGS FOR RENT hoes LET—BUSINESS P’RP’SES FARMS FOR RENT : 6 2 5 () Pershi £00gd condilior vacant Olive! 236: :, _ — —— ate ci Ing (Park ie — West c80) DELMAR BL... SS1t—10 rooms. 3 ca-| MANCHESTER @303aiowe eae a Wes: —FURNISHED NINTH, 24234 = —3 rooms. electric, im West South HICKREN FARM—10 ac @+. 5-room hous. a PRICE fau . - | Oo: : ah at : Adelaide. S17: C4 oF oor: fou | Rina sion a ° ~=—" = 4 PARK. S325A-—5-room fiat. $35. furni: races __ pers? __sayame furniture, __ (c76' business. MASON. 925 Chestnut st.| = ———— SPECI AL PRICE FOR IM ME DD] ATE SAI L —_ for rer niles from st fui veeme nal rarior with M erpe ne wil, . ’ =~ a 'te S—Nicely furnished re for _—_ a divided f Ty) MAE: I ;a36—l11 Pr > wma > , - in first-class condition — room apartment; first floor; $75. 1c76 ear, oe vg hee ne gy he ag ee oo SO P Pp r Y FOR SALE class ‘ t = “ — families 4 3-C8 carak . =~ ‘ Chee WASHINGTON BL. 4611-—Well-farnished =, month or lease Wedown 3% 4 "OOM apartment. heat, gas. clectr mer S813 ee a tt an Gath aie a ee | 4 cant for hardware or drug store. TAYLOR, 4015 N—Cot tage —- APARTMENTS POR RENT S55 is ARDWOOD FLOORS. TIL ne 4 comes. fine for) A. G. BLANKE R. E. CO.. 311 Chestazt. reception hall, moder 6500; ter 4+ feet wide, center reception hall, large attractive dining room, —— | aa : J Nts rT o ong | | 3 } McPHERS: sf VA i -i4 ; Nt wis Hi. »- oa 7 ¢ . ". ba, aI s . raRLor. STEAM HEAT? . - . -- . . }’} By 4 zy ’ a 2 : ~ rT mer? ’ 4 ATi« . rom « bes : : | | 3 a ; | ic ie as Fa ss - “it pe cc ‘ i 6 pit: * a : tn ey nl = ; "the Fe ~ a mm it He “a = SA500. terms panel walis. breakfast room. - itehen, first ti 1Oor: “ master , ad Th zh ae ee u : | * : 733 = | 4 i ‘ rPetnnt ef - >} »UsSi ‘ « or ubie sa" . _ . ar bert . > la? furnace - ied . : x - Prous! . on rva‘ive po ab ~ : aw * wa anite icS% 4. G&G. BLANKE RR. FE. CO.. = ee = or $100. opposite - pa NOOR Marcus 3 and 5 Tm urna mn ‘mailed ae aie al mpacaes ceed = an toe: wil éecorate an pul in firet-class Wrepwl STEER 44n54.4.ra0m farnishe Til CHESTNUT st. MAIN H6 HAMILTUSN ll2s9—2 oF 1 sleeping | cnn ou : Picture show (c8. bath. electric lights: $7750: terms across « J g : $e : el Titans pa meee ° iendition open all fviwe 270 ane: ment > pedrantne ¢$a> - g weet RUTGER. #40 (rear) ay ~ me 615 Sal hardwoml ficers STO month nei RES—! our. on iPravois and ‘Fe tes Reatdence =959 Hamilton ter nine siaakamaml ny thes Red - aoe . bath. nat seh “= 3 bs a SAM REALTY Oo ' ent room apartment - Bwtsy : sg RUSH-BURNS 1103 (heatnut. (c4 :; , ic:S butcher. h ee . & a for baker ; rooms, modern. S7750. t . we ciel for California. See tedav. Doen't delav. ; oer poe Se eel oa x a ae S17 Internationa! Life if if - AKE AVENE TENNESSEE. 2333 — ~ navror RMAMILTON, 1054—Nine rooms bath. fur. Mee me ee are or any other tine of Residence 4029 Lorraine av.; # rooms | : ; or a ~ ’ ’ ee . - a we ; . ’ ™ i. ; . . Pu wat = : O22 On on ‘sra ol . ? 7 - . Or “ aor hea | , : , , ; | SEM ££ ROOM APARTMENTS snl " Pr99 — irphs hed ou +, rate ‘ 7 nace. electric fixtures, garage. oprn. | ay MAYER REALTY , n ° anne ciecitl ent, . Bl y . Stair That the hu ying Puble may have an . * : ’ ‘ary es : ; : natura! >ro fits that will accrue. = x ’ P 7m - in: " " - apartme: a} , = . ‘ s) = | , -_—- a. as aw RPNT a, are ne ' re ' an 8 hedttv-weliies~?' my: PE aA « A pees INHARDT PR Mic : — : = so = eee oe NSE | oe STEVSe Sv Riverside 1780. ‘c6) | Filet. 2975 Sheridan a’ anc © y T ‘ . SIG S. Hingshighwar: contains hard. oe. ED Pa | egg aio 3 i: a ieee beer | oon Loc ATION, BEVERAGE PARLOR.) rooms. $8000 : W AGN ER-GRANT- is send fieers. Marphs beds. every conven. en of =ietei os “ov 5.——S | mee ro: re oe. oae ease SoS! — | ee usines. e corner West Flat, 3009 Shenandoah > end 4 * ca - ¥ rie . "nr ete a ™) ints 7"? onl ee mM! J ‘ on - vas . . efferson ‘aad {hus iteau ry sonabhie ren’ rar ‘ear > & - 7 e~. 44 . en . - — pen tiie on cr ON LAURT G. RLANKE RF C0 winimhed apartment. weil rent for | f.@| THIRTEENTH 1098 8 ——Three ares | LINDELL, BL. 4313 —Rooming house, 34 |EUGENE J. ALTHEIMER. 817 Chestnut | front: $11,000. PREFERRED REAL ESTATE’ REALTORS _ TI) OChesteet sr Main “O46 Sth at Main 596 7 | 4 ' nid ag sa 2 58 oor, F2 TOOmMS, ~ Satns: owner 2d floor , — - jet) FRANK F MI¢ ELI Realtor, © oe) CHESTNUT ST : es > -° ut ~ 1607 or se ; : ; DE LUXE APAR T ME NT MARNE APARTMENTS, S328 PERSHING TWELFTH, 2210 S—3 large rooms. ea: = = on = — BEAT rY PARLOR | mut.__ Olive 160% mies = ~4 4 , — — = . * attracttvwe§3§ efficienc,s nee i floor ‘4 Suite roome ideal location n ‘208 Perart something a ecerated heautifuliv fernished or unfur- > "s @. 8 weno electr FURN HOUSES ‘uding hea: ‘ ° tri ot a et : re. FOR | SALE 1 f - rw re T. Pri 1915 §s 3 reoms ele } . thntin FOR RENT z eat. ras ectri hot ard 1 SUBURB’ NI PROP suUsURD'R PROP'’Y FOR SALE. : BUNGALOWS a agner-Grar estan shed the largest organization im the city re the properties we fecommend are f trade mark, “Preferred Real Estate.” “: , nee tee f. cones g “ ' One; nishe - ek Po«ures e ev\ator serv! te. A. — $17 50 ae . — Vater iy leg aoe Rear —— aT eur 1 ' . ar & Me Cu Toor « , a . neing - ire ne err . Ran wrinise os re? ene — OT eae West stead a+ _— —— S I ; Gonna t 50 isnt ARBOR TERRAC ™ Lot — (mkw on _ - we also ase the largest bul 'iders aft quahty . i pore? ‘he MwaAitits« : ® Até : ; x e °. ‘ am . — 7 ee sili r = i es ” ; . ; . moce fr Mri mi rk Wood- e sUsvi . . 7 W For ; r a ’ rama! hs the thee] 4 a’ : ts curace RRe a\Y N ING A Pp. ARTME STS TILE RATH. HARDW Oor FLOORS. oT a VTENS 58 26—F irn shea4 © Too « snes ————— {4} es ition reasonawie Lai re rest ~ hy ceili i ebster Groves : oe" were pur ha by the shrewd puyer and tt ote let we show it to vo ‘36 PERSHING FURNACE; $52.50; WILL DPCORATP. » baths: every Convenience Caban: ENS —_—__{ciOU) | FOR Webste> Groves property. shone Mr Northwess f . an estate.” We suggest that you ine Bs a. AJ RAT SHRTRNS 17905 Chestnut et Four-room efficiv beautifulles fur A. G. BLANKE R. E. CO... Til CHEST. 72 ps ic7Ts West AC REAG E—Near Fa air Oaks. a bargain Holland. Wehster --0 Ce rT. ae “. er two hundr mit?) . h ; beautifully fu ae = — — : - ~ ‘ . , | RUNG | > +. - here la over ing red Them do “Os St S-ROOM. ArAKTM? \Ts shed ¢ yusekeeping rental includes CT ST WESTMINSTEK Fi... 4748—Furnished DELM AR HL. 5950-24—-The taht loca. | — FOr particulars, Box H-317, P-D. (30); Greater St. Louis Realty Co. | SGALOW— —$1500 Cb " royis. Don't delay—“Buy Real Estate Z | I ‘ P25 & | £45. nt. cae for v vr linens ilwer Tume to Sent. 2] 10 reom na , “s ; . s » nt } € ca = ore 7 RENTHEI—1 LEFT , . : s 8 ca- LON. sDecial Drice to good tenan: SUNGALUW — Brick, 9 rooms. mor io) ; ' »: mt Phone F 6a°°7 T SIINGER.K “I~ cC.arrer : se 5S oe = biocks [to ¥ - _ —_~ — . — ol $2 M AFFITT v aa . . z i 4 r ‘ ai ‘ - ,a* ~~ * 7 * er ~~ “a A @ aaa 21k ey shoo EP EICIENCY everrt g mplete elevator serie rage: two ths ' rest 2} : . - “55 ++ hutra a’re ah: » Aine 4 ive nremices i‘. - aba? “ Aan: \EW Pec Rr. ROOM FL. ATS « . on . es ‘af . “~ s .-A LE “ RE Al TY i™~> ca ace ba a "3 > CO £ wn y ae ee @1594 [on HOUS rit ee eer ~- SY 5-ROOM EFFICIENC) — Se lense OF N. Sth. Olive 34 or Olive 9494. ic#){ limits. S. W. GETTEMEIENR ; a: ta on A Orr oe ee bath. furnace > MN Ree os - es me : a a. . ny Bi BRAN us Pt. RR | n . = ; V T (5 mo \ aN ~ rRAS 1s PERRY RIrTw te ‘ - . HOUSES WANTED et , —_ ‘ ‘ . a @e - o* “er ? . sleneek f rnisnec ri nfi rnished aut 4 sul nit a’ . a = a a ready for EF letche: . Harris : - nees 3 } Kh APARTMHE. va TS Y oF RENT + 4. 4 . 4 ; ne . . . ‘ : “To 7 rm OW wed — a dee “ny —_ rat oe SS ‘ | earareraee arxar * nea , 749° Co: ieee: | ae > fortee f _ home with sun room and sieeping porch _— a a * bthes 2 gar. ! rf ca ve rreeme tile ath hardwood { ors Six room efficiencs @ativy furniered fart Southwest : q a on iverside | WENZLICK. 101 omnes = e i€- — wah amc os Vas eae * “ ’ beautiful har iwood floors throughout . ay rerer "« 9 rms , > _ Se gar $132 MeRe + ; : \ . . res , : Per , wis = % . : -ASTON 95P6 Choice business ! ‘lor ow arce: Colfax +444M es bee ie 2 , - es ‘aah ine tor 5S rms v e 5114 Nort! en } ea des oe ererne (Qui len cas ner FP Ker eTng u “en N-a-dgor wile er — _- ~ : . = — - —— ‘ : - oP ads 201 i187 ~ ; 2 oO! 7 = _ ——- — — ee a! °® enamel wom WoT kK oe electri “lx . South Was metal 3 hile * « carage + ' ont anilor emery cr elerence -«* r¢ hat ‘ 4.moom eff ‘ © completes FLA phn trtok ara® ood ore TITAGE tw) — rent : eas weet are “g2nt store reasonable ren’ Bi NGALOW—P £sBB, 1 Ss ois Jen tures, attractiveis jecorated Not- Water BEETHO\V\E™ FP i ht hs 2-¢. gar lixx Wels air a Nil) @ecorate And put in first-class condi- | furnished renta! includes lich! gas ice e bath nice neighborhood. very co: r northwest: 4 or 5 room: very respon- ©. H. BROOKS REALTY CO. 107 N. 7 nings road. 1 block: elegant new 4 room heat. finished ait opper screens and! prick bune. ‘3 large Teas Ellenwood—1O rms. 3p y eee) «modern 4 » the : r : Ya t! s mmr ‘ . otrerw? ing mr ote aver . 7) nm Bee “ _* ‘se ‘~A Ges ra a ¢ *» # arty? he? beh’ 139° Ww 2) Rr a * me. imrc pom modern or: = oungaiow cutters weathers ripmd = oder? 1 ” an Ay oa oe 3 ee ery P i> _ rm... oe Dbths.. ~ Car . 4} : Rot SAM REALTY « |keeping manager on premises o Cat tenar es) Per mont: OLAN REA ‘hil s} Wtd—S r fi rooms eoUthweset HODLAMON'T 1°96—"4 ¢ - 5 laree her Lad fe ana Leu sow a’ —— OOxlT42: filled with — - trees. flowers ' _Abpreciated - 3455 &. Ge ay Olive 270 BIS Ine any 458A or 4587 or H@NSAM REALTY ¥ ©CO.. 7306 Ma ester. Benton 448! section of cit family of adults. rent rooms. steam heat. tenito® service: -re es rs. electricity, DULI-ID tUD, et nd shrubbery, garage ° right | BLOW, 4921- Splendid University City-——8 rms. I ' te os * i o “- 11° Internationa T ie ‘4- . ry? “enw pralrrr furnace. et ™ . ' with anfiniehe rage. ive % ois & A imi hal ‘ 1477 rea able DUPANSKY REALTY re C ontracter Broking —S rms.. I bth. I. BAP. | 4135 Orege ain 1% FLA ean. th r. 2 large rooms Webs ystric: ‘eomad - ~ ‘ 3403 i s 37453). ee ee — ee som) | 106 Trevillian av one biock from A‘- GRACE wavois av. Rive Rr 1A jand’ c gonquin Gof « uD hae 6 4 "me and LA 4303——-See thus ‘bean f: 4 : ke room n ow 6 ya : orth = nroom a on one floor: beautiful tiled ~ cood size /Stl4 NX ° aA (C8 . —e aon vr 2 Tw) RE > ae =~ we eens ti : . — ( LINDELL AV. AP AR TMENT . = . ; t? . bers ome Fann ee - Wes: - — as 4) x ion” detente TY sND .. HOUSE—3 >- rOor}T and "50 i« Wa er une te : ; a — : , tas re. in souih Mary! and heights cal: ©aD- bath ory finish hard woud f bors porch. tile bath hard ily & eoome sHe “er. janitor newly oF rt rent Sta = T . = oo “fi Oe ar garage. Rental ST200 I fs hi ree ge - : ; - S : 9° aor A - ne . 2 LAT) Fee... floor east: &% Poome - , tion Lr tere nit. ll Highland 9n liins rd : mile (~~ Inu en ; haus ST. REG iS APARTMENTS oe oe oe oe Y re. sr 2 = INDERSO. ST) KE-BLUERMANS ee Se & a ises Sunday ———— : eo S' south ot Man noster na); tomeatied wenees 46 W. Lockwood Wedster -FFERSON, 3400 5 —— a Catr>— 7 val $0840 ee ; ~ “on 5 3 : ‘hestnu? a ~ — STORE FOR LEASE ‘ S large rooms, hot-water heat. with o1 _ | : _ptallet, 0 lectric, gas: mew Sar corse ee = , 6863-35-37 } ~ 9 “2 « ‘i ile ren? j 4 oak ; ad | % 4 teenie eri? rv ert « he Thos strts Ct “4 } ’ 4 , 7 . ; an i - : +e a ; iv ; SON e« 7? 8 . rR VF REA! % 4 A familr T roams 4- # ; eraie threur teu v z me Sso7 N ee nf ~% : , re ’ ‘ ” , ) - 7 4] ‘ 2 mediate ne nian o 2¢ lara . oe rs large ? Dal =F Nari’ . ~ ' reoms 1 4 it } thern ea posure ' It a Ni i=! ~ se: 4 y & Ln | cs en Sire rvy ™~e = = — . e ih " = ~ he : - ~ - ~ a ie 2 ' : ’ X\ ~ ae —, c * .- & ace r 4s>€ is ex e ent r — Wellston — ieee atin Ne" ‘LOSTEIN umaeris co 722 o gcarac’ Ret ° $10 on Wagner. cant | i a TRANCISCUS RLTY « a *.e Agte a airan anh? SA Viens ~ | At SF “i? ; .ecos-er UM 1An° ; a, dition, jot 110x155 overed with shru BUSINESS LOT—Greater Wellston: ai? —™2!n 2035 Ps 4 “% - «! - * »/ = - = 4 NI ; Rsv XN & S . Pr ' - ie ¥ and irene “wner * }] of R 1. » ~ ~ oe Mas eie2 MOKGANFORD. #40. Renta) — panes pomwe-y ) = “i: Ar we — MAT ScHtt Te - 3 CASS 1 850—PFia'. 32 rooms. $15 tate ne pb t-weter heat: sarage: oe. Apmpiy WERSTER GROVES TRUST co CLIe ontaine ei Aeres Rin eens shame. 2: | vew. # rooms, tile t. fammits rnome cer @8-) 30146 Wash “a. oe © WILLIAMS. 706 Chestnut. Olive 2712. & myypeees Jas. 1) Clarkson. K é' s 4 Weat line of Bellefontaine * _ TT copper ecreens. shades, Rertal S400 “Warner-Built ; ’ ‘ oe ‘ a " ac “A a . . : 4 ° ; ~ te ; ODppos te ™ Ae: na ° "a - 2 Bin bo Ha . ae AND co AGES ; for (Fo car s Owner. i? = ¢ es i + > eprrnses corer. oe ba Hi i $90 APARTME ENT FOR ¢ 70 “HOUTEAU. 2140—Modern. 1° outside 4 REALTY CO.. Realtors. rooms. sun : en Ons Ghower. a6. | « acres: county water and light For ' Sale TENNESSEE. 5237 "€ it pore "Renta! $3770. “Wagner-Baflt.” > ™ = » « - -* - « ~ a a S ° 4 ’ ‘ ’ - -| » » 4 oo -er z°"? - oO > and . . ' 7 . on —— = ere ft ® beautiful reome open porch ha come: jow rent. Delmar 2179R. (c83 gS 722 Ches:nut. live R621 (cS ——; me HAUSCHULTE R_E. CO. 2407 N. B'wey. | SUNGALOW—DBeautiful 5 rooms. Callfer- Snrougnout cos ch 7, eal ft Py Se airy. attractive Janitor eervice wonrneen “Mol TERA! ©°651— 4 f aor & rooms ‘ MecKAIN 2 S—Richs ag eens ent ma siyiec arge ily ving room across the | ore Colfax 301 -_— aaa . > Etzel third floor west. Particulare |. oath. electric: $35 onen RELT. 1 a — a og Ag - ype REA L E S I A I E front: gar . : GINIA. 1447 — ‘ . Uia a ~— oe — ur fr 7° h tric ss a ¢ . . — —— ‘ su garage idea! ocation: S&500- only | - - ah : oe RIALsw kK cv) 621 Chemica) E' GENE J ALTHEIMER. 817 Chestnut BI god no samy bath. esectr: Brentwood S1500 ec. ch Cal! Ra. mi 82°55) ' ~ be immediate 7 iM ae ry ive 8%. Da . , _ , -an% . «4 . “4 » oY 5 ‘er i ec | ei. -~' a Bl NGA LA WwW — st oO ms ow tile 5 reomas — eer - — —- ton 4 ~ . ._- ‘ af ee en ~ : ‘ABANNE SS67—-~7 rooms 24 7%. heat. wic = oo enna ana aie ~ ae ne SEE THESE COTTAGES. oer 99 wry ' ; MARKET, [614a—4 r rooms bath — oo MANUNLA, LO .enwood 5 ge copper screens. sleeping porch bath. | 2807 = . ATTRACTIV 4 Ca e » > large roon : aon - watson m... , . -- : ~ 3860; : > Troon J E t i 495 »> W "ES ST | IN E . a af : anit ae : t > 8&9 Pe a we ~ - . . " Poe es ~ » ed s har 2 A Od : “_rs 50x 150 ha ra be) oen 8724 aad > = 2 oe 42 : Osceola — ed e . ' . . Wraii . gas. electric: open. tow rent ; -~ ; - 417% wy tt | ” SIX ROOMS AND SION PARLOR CH PRCK Fstate. 710 Wainwright Bide . soe ©. 8 fruit trees: BIDS PLANS, ESTIMATES ori Si» Cecelia _av__ Web. 16280 = 4960 Wise av 3 rooms | Eermace: po rocks to - ~ , dion > {* ; + > wm _- reh' ee etn a> eee a rts a " = - - 1). TWO RATHS a as aoa OS . c53x) |" —" : he to ot a “Mo a sits)——= OF FICES—New ne Maplewood | WIL build 4-room frame. $1600 -K oe A REAL BUY 2518 N. Taylor: 5 rooms * de | pom (a5) NOOK, Aur ec - ne far minus of ‘twa hehe SULC ric Four rooms odern bungalow. on @®.- 7492 Syndover: 5 rooms LOOK AT THis he ul : f eta, . , ®Aawut VU > te« ~'s ° rn % r?i-m-enm* o ’ 4g - ‘ " ai ; " - = . 4 : . - '. : ; + a . > oa - “ : . 4 ‘ ” Ww) on — a — : . : — + re ee Fer rara ot acd™mie, af ETZEL, SOSOA =I x ~)- Tl £ eeping = e 2 ~~ SS OO brick. $4ioc S- fot sor ~ ar garage ‘ner ett town, O32 North Market 5 rooms, 4775 Terrace ae érece 3 CLAUDE &§ YVR ‘r . “ a me r= th Poe 6 perch: hot-water heat. $55 See it 4 S18 Sytt A. Anan flats aanad noes es * vr tL - said take a: reasonad.« ffer wh easy S007 Ridge av 5 rooms | hardwood floors ~ L, ES DEP ARTME 4.9 ye fair SOR TOS ON &) RBRACON 1714—A -oom ~* tail ? oe : . Bari APARTM ENTS FOR L EASE ee ee ee ne PPOREST FARK Bl. 6871—New. 5 saree | ern: newly paint ecorared. rent struction Co. 700 Wainwright BIg. Ollve Webster S425 $706 Manchowe| iS5t tone ee eee | ‘avens, Sales '& Adve a S7TO1 3: “4 floor south % -oon inte PHIL J wWauHwn tom $210 . ia: a ace Mrnace $3 a... ent ar mn x Fo ee ARs Rae ea (cs) —e ees —_———— ——$_—_—" . : 7) 6 o a ‘ a. _ : 10 . = 4 epiilin 4 - { ; 6 far cn © rooms. sun pa __{4) | vent $60. Cabany 5707 S23 - er —_—_— _-, PRETTY SUBU RBAN HOME. North | A MAYER & es Edvard Felker &. H. Seiling - '_* - —— to: > ler - ‘ ~ LA Leo” 4 r* \* rrr? @ moder W a NIT! “Ts W "T"t> So » i — ~~ \~we . LIST — SCHEME L Ss | Cc a. =. ao ‘ Ss “ ’ Re ool Sp net (1 41° Grat ois . ny : aces ar aout? “7ome ‘TPR RE Title « > Mian emma co Ce S TOOMS. fe} — >t buyers for rooms: strictly modern l condition *O! = Sane — ; - ; af CORNET @ ZFIRIG TRUST = * . aon - SiS Tithe Gua Bide ag perce modern sear Suburban Pro perty- ; Fu rnished fai s ¥ tt As glee {f Marcus and race age . ~ x1 5 a Bg, a] ~ an = ade ew 6-room eteck - poee_! Sontag 16 to 6 z | Chest nut Sf. REALTORS + : 719 ‘“hes'nu’ 7. ia iAz 7 — HAWMI! non 12754—5 arg Zs 1 « e 1) T™7 T.-s che ¢ r rs ath rors * Page an berefore rive ¥ Du ener wii anos very reasonabe price ueed aa - yg od he oe | resin orice: be : LOOK AT THIs } a = sien F NEW APARTMENTS IMBLIN. 10SSA—4 ites rooms, bath modem. rent. $3 Webster: tent Smell Sepeeus> e Quick resulte’ "See ge ar 4913 Easton (cz) | and terms : coma ‘oF 2 familtes. bargain price: easy | 4960 Eichelberser: Seam : OMEMUAPARTMENTS. |S tctts st tote SE never ce, rhe tSinaee hay eee atten 12D | “34 SEwax a Leoymanna & co, |"""hatt 7 sanaauent, Rane, [Sane ae W BUNGALOW RESIDE i 3. ? > : - . — HOUSES. FLATS. ETC. “ GRAVOES vEsOe sues — ARGE . ATR’ - EEPING PORCH pmce famace, sisoo Caan ~palanc tke oe. SOCE.. § . y a : pe o . - : . | $= a. Ww 5 JITLIAN 6840 Just ‘ - hi th = aD - . —— ‘- « a> Cw > we bedrooms fer ~ ren . : 3 ° S i oun 7eel. LTMA 400% =. 0 . x FE VWF RI yy 3nw Bath furnace eller 4iad b&b 3 king Q ename i on ate > eat ag FOR RENT FOR ——_- a large iiving ro ™ 5 it.er's a San ers y JARZEMSKY. R *. mn one wm eek ~ RO a) ses 68 ‘ra > e *s £ race otter « ntec ; . cat . = «4 ~ ; 7 , > . . ‘* . “ *- - a 4 a - — _ bs , .*_-* ~~ . i * , ea. sus atee mocern mpro o |} Or Mre Qu nn in Vince! Apartmen s4 eID ares oe aniec a 45% nogert FALR. LX $51 acc : mors e -entra li awtis S eee) er 432 (c8O) “ © Tar _ i ») at at J 1. EPSTEIN @& SON be apprétated. A real ae. for Sint 252 = =Northiand : rooms) =f aRmaDie “Sons vt "18 ai: . "ta . Realtor Eat ’ Renk EB rr UCCRY. ll ottage x sale or ez- or Olive ‘. hea at ‘ile bathroom Ist . Meer, roo P t 135 . A AL SP0"—4 rooms bath urnace a . . « a N ~*~ 2 . NirkWood Bank Bldg Kirk woo change - — hath > ie are wad ; : eai ° and St 4 good condition. Olive 2368 80) KENSINGTON. 4585A—> rooms fires. GLASGAW 2512A—6 —— :. ba 3s eet tie —— eee > _FOOmS, _Sath, garage. ___{8) | CONRAD scmet, 21 hardwom floors throughout, copper earerae. ibe oF . @ mongeiane 6 rooms. fires: LEE Ly) = — no ™ lags’ )anito- ert vi e very cheap ea. yer ose eat om “at —— At IZEMSKY ” Rea! tor. BI Bi DING! ‘ ‘ ore. "act the ont’ ar &e te aireet from berth end : : . - - : f 1 ‘ “hh ro / ts 7) «@ “ar wor rage 2 =.) : , | rs j . ** . a. hie be > : L St d : ’ . , . 1 WAGNER GRANT-REL! wibiads ica eee ANDERSON: STOCK E-BUPRMANN nm : $s: se | 620 SUTTON ie: _ Te ier_439_(€80) | ~ piers ani “be lighted by the city of #8. Louis. L EALTY CO Realtors LADISON 12ORA—Five rooms and attic a0& Chestnut st a — Gfeem dwelling: hash fur NORTH MARKET. 4029—Ngat little 1%- | Estimates and Prices @ Gecuric fixtures. Ome Sol 5 Tees - t ~ . wu vis Bt a ms. mod = s aS. oa imnace®. garage: story S-room frame: rock foundation: i get there from Clayton and 722 Chestn ut ive SH°1 «5S ~ ood —— aang 3 p t! | | | adm-ssion bath. electric: S32350: easy terme. We Finance. hon Meceusiandt av t Eehet av. then ene % i He ‘ ° ¢ ~e met rf. MARYLAND 4145-4 TIS « 4 i " “ aa ahesk. - at tan _ | . . * . . Pe N. Beth. 4 ‘4 r Cyt, 9494 , cen : -— . come a 'W * and er™Ts see — ca | [Rech apartment Nas tie harness 625 4 Oe _N. Sth. Cite 3 e 9494 ios goins as os REAL EST’ TE—wrp. TO BUY FRANK SEBASTIAN ‘Nealter n 1900 LINTON AV. COME OUT AND SEE FLATS. , ' ®2n¢ . ¢” > ” - i we a i - rooms r nat bh oa Ht. ha: nese 0 te rs: prine Pe, NUMBERS GaLows AND x Ny _ 4 e : - as ’ a ' : ~ ; ’ ~ = —_— , ~ To - yr + ’ ‘~~ . ’ = oe — “ 7 = ~~ - . r r° -. 5 a4 aaa 7 : a eae «6 °? and efrigerato WOLF '? eA wher WEN ¥ > t “I ~ ie =| wher w Ssnewr rou tnrot . IN & For Sale } ; : ~/, - — ‘ Pw} 4 : } ? \ Seh —_ ee" . ae Ss a , . . . } ‘ + 4 12h : urnished. Rent $70 to $85 Open \i ae eR ~ R'e GARAGES, STABLES—RENT EN bd Ls .. : Richmond Heights [OS _ F_DICKMANN RECO 622 Chestnut 6 noome nine oN 4 for irapection PR ATR! > \er- = E he RE RR‘ rER 621 ‘al hart’ OREON F @R G scorr aiaiteateanantl vena break- mace. HALL REALTY CO. Eastor North IF for colored. list with us WELLA. 7619—New G-room brick. 13- Rungalo , BARGAIN = wtate | RW) CRee nut a4) rral ene re , : an4 Care } pa $ JAS. T. BUSH @ CO. 39334 Pine wales, si@te roof. hardwood floors | «i+. — Rte SS eee brick wy ALL ‘4 RIF 1911 B—New 3 rewerny TEL ENTH 4° a ang z sing ie mont 258 ‘ek ‘Rroughout cock nerch cine tm tie bath. hot-water heat. gas. elec- | FRA’ — » ‘ , “. hath AD 4 — ~- . ; p= ee ee) ae Cc é 4 a rw Aa” Ee s ee —— rack ewer . a - . — ——= ; furnace. electric: epen: §4° Se NORTHWOOD 6314 New. 3 moms PC OPERT } ~~ a _Chestnet. | ¢ eature of reftneme m _West_ + gg a lg He +) cks west of end of Market car iine, | “2ce=t 1000 ___Tnion sr@ St. Louis. (e$) | DAND BUN Benvon 114IW or (ive S8 ag e —- = "Os ~ Z 7 > - | T > ; a, —— rr $i> 5 > 8 , \ or - ‘ a) edi ° RFal TY iw . : 7 nm 4 . i: g ' e o ow : - , on rest “ Rs rt ate ar : a repre- we ' >} igh ; os . 23 iy ola : ee ’ ) R ae CO... Realtors ta dueakener’ wera AGE RI... 525: : TO LET—BUSINESS P’RP’SES ? “-—y- “eo ~ “ , eee - , . = . . - Vu \ . ; +. a ae ses ._ -n & * = 4 e l rt— Near Cja¥tor rq 5 ~ = br cottage . ~ sh hi Hartford . -— 4 Sterns _ “a 4 AN ry . ‘XN > Rr 1477 4 N\ —_ rrYw)'" « = NN : ‘ “ " - “ . - ‘ a . ” ; r “A P nets . = 4 j are ':_ hot- > nd oa bie saeetimebiiie aes ‘ ; rR “anise -fam .i¥ " 4 ¥ HINGER _3022 N '. Grand. | ji See Me Before ee Murphy bede; 910000 «—™ 4953 WEST PINE WARREN. 1942A—* large ceean rome, $637 PAGE Grand eh | ea Be . , HINGE " . °iect $°*5 ie “ STZ ROOMS AND SUN Pay yr - » : ‘ ' e's aot —_ : U j FAIRGROUND PARK BUNGALOW. oon bur frem of8ner ~ ~ PesA'lte . —. —— > roome fa a’ q ‘or eer e ¢ ’ ’ rop n = a niv = ; ad $.: _— , Wo BATHS : N E w t F A ] =. 5 4 »fy - i ehea ee aye , e ity City itil ; ‘6S Natural Bridge: 7 rooma, tile bath ’ oe a es Reautifu'! kg Ge orate apartr ert . On a ‘> ; q Stores * ne 1 On t > wr drue 5A DYA SSHELP ~ — seeenes: renee Ween ST EAEET GLa @6|)©6©6| me red tag Satenian -epeetaiin oo ag me bleck south of Dei i. oa BU Y WITH RE NT MONEY > : tape: ags six hours A. 3 e 7407 > North west . N ke \\ Ye, | ( rk KS a ; ome ALL HOME ' a0: ' 2 RS Sew Ashland p 5 rooms, bath RPARUPENTE AT SAIS mewtats | CUTE OPAIUIANTE SOR 4 frome “totes mat san C. Y. ABERNATHY |. rg oc ae ot prone, (ooo Seats. AT Ss Se a . , " , ' .? e | :\enve o? een - , : ance mr andi - * . + + ' ness 1) STriec’is -_ T> POR TNSPRO TION strictly moder 45 Delmar T17°0R im ia Dus . ° . ‘ : a ‘ - . and “age — . ae Pra - eg > i ort oan - a P 5 ree oO wo geet ~ x got ny a. 508 cease | wedge . BBOTT 3619 S. Grand. at Gravois: Tebbe Bidg 2358 Chestnut Central 5613. (c&2@) | electric. eas and aan ested oo a —— Au TE R. —E. OO. 2407 X. Bway. || so on : - “a age Ce . ris wet , > mnwom , {ti ier \ lam . REALITY 1 estore left . idea! fer ah - dealer » . wae pial man or , fe me oe — cma! cas nm j ’ hire fieer, new bull ine ® TAA ow ; ee S- , "11% Piast Grand. at FPlerissant: Grand ew 6680 for particulars +4 — orthwe " r fiding, & large rooms, | GREER 4737 hie) gat ie 806 CHESTNUT ST peti it Hust Geaad, at Plortnen Bungalows. Cottages Wanted TN oe | seRGALOWop oe ee | DANDY BUNGIE » ~ . ‘ er 1} - ? . caraac® arcde drive. - real good m- with or without tures- : . ’ © . > 4: : aS >} “t4) 7 »Rk : ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ rt oa — - Ww — ery Modern Onwernren. - Ravage le ethan EN . : — : : Leuisiana aad Rates: J] store left: ele : vr ‘>t Were 4} : S - « 44845 PR EST. ‘PARK cre WELLS. otc TOON eificien Sie gant opening fer baker : - “ft. Som . asr Box . Pe pone Arse — ears Save S-ceem. | 38: —— = = H- =A, in 5 O88 Dispatch. __ Lock at No, 36359 a ‘ : STEENS Bare ee ee vie Mor ll eid os Comet Cleon . . . : - ~ad . a. ungaiow on tem m | HIGHLAND. 5876—Bunr ow @.\| modern bengalow with reeme and pe eh ™m o@e >> ww rent —. mm & . ~ ' eas ew SS l’ershing ershing { « ~~ tm f tt Orici ate oO - 500 r S321 SAVOY OoUR rr) . 5 - . \ s t+?S} R. @ ie . (lara under construction stores, shops w ANTED AT ONCE you this. a ters. hardwood 1 lay t 3g bah: aimaaiee PRANK & : of we . _ c - =e ? rt ' slid - . ‘ a . thy or at Us ae! ST. LAM : WESTMINSTER PI OR] w-ce «40d «studios: in the heart of St. Louis _ * ' ttage y 4 otty. B. A. THOMPSON RK. CO. Parkview 141 ( 30x140: owner will show. Olive 564.| 3607_Hartford weeme. large closets sun parieor nicely a: S AUIS. OL] New 4-room fai. hard sy tat . , , SAN wood flee r , oiend rhe room ‘ Pan v3 9 2 t argest apartment district . ive : puvers ~ ; pert ars KEANE FRANKE. 1008 (eetmn: Il nm cn aeeentes eres ent) _ La rces ~ See = % — —~ ~ at ~ ®. May 1 Cenany 1808 : These buildings are all new, modern in “ ace MeCR A Y REALT' CILSA : - HOUSE eee - “* —- -- eenot - BEST BU T Rint ‘Sxbore : ‘boo es: $55 WATERMAN 6157—st. Thomas apart all respects. with heat. het wat aed a — 2 3 ‘ 6740 B. ~ 2 MER AV oroveme ts: ) - "tee: pee nee ee C i o ater ane Vements. large it. must sell; ber- at eestor In Central So REAL TIFUL BUNG a » _ s room mode" " br wv ll oe hardwood floors. tile bath; bot Ri LELAN! LYDE & MSHER Cheatnot « ments: Ist fleer. 6 reems. @ tile baths: NEW. 5 reome and @un marior tet Bh" >’ : ' e\terter janiter service furnished rent T CITY ca Rex H-257 Pos: Dt tch ne s i i) ° every modern appointment. curage: the ae ' . _ a Mspatchn. 4} : > meow olan, ‘ 89 NINA Pl ACY. 2 \ rE | l I ‘ AL, k LA . Veet Binds most besnatiful apartment " reasonable; get our terms before leeating For ~setered—— Wanted reormns stri _ , meters “me. extrs MARCUS. 4345 M odiern >-room brick Frusse 1! Park. 40xx Th Pe | sont ‘ “CREULICR ® g. & I. co.. @ reomes “ne sun parlor low ren’ OR Pel: new 4@-raom flat — 7"? & G. RLANKE R 1} co ALBERT « BLASKE RI co 2 = NI : For 7 a"s* ring ™™ CONRAT SAO OPLr otlage with garage: $50 4e4) vois = Diecks north all — and and Hebert 7 RARTAMPER bath Murphy hed. hard . fleore. Ruu =e . 711 Chestnut st n O88 naa ~g" imMEesl , -14 Calumet Bidg. Olive 4? SEMPLE. =833—Cottace Smee an | O™. Strictly, modern: . ¥ “ . rrome th) ode rn wr 7 or . » ’ eater ; . - . = . i ‘ 1? ‘ HET wT T ; Ma. | 3° = , ” a «= 4} s . ¥ B® 1 7 ~ = S , , . eM min as en ca tee J rrvorrs Sino streete incleded erma]! ‘ . . , baad ASS 2 a . Siu : . Lif} Finnes nde >, 4 - . ° eu wt, a. e mont.) j c c - M4, ‘ 6023 WASHINGTON ee wor Nb ry “TRUST Co. | S3° University , Trier LTROR Mise Smith.) ance cheaper than rat , raem efficiency new ne objection ¢t Fors » FLATS FOR RENT—F Centra! Crsity IT) Df mage . ——_—_—_- | DFemiaes every gay Mildren rent 940 ani SAL SO — dl As. gga urnished RROADWAY a-* _ “°° - 7 ss . . 4 ; : . . Roxy aa) 16° Poet D = a ’ mss bt _ wit beaut . o la ornicese ad yee 7A : i. “—— ae > Have Y ou a Vacant La 893° eT Pini S ena poten and sales a ” = a ang po the roof all metal work copper -~4#41 0 wr Use One of S “ews ci owe mode: “~*~ rer’ & tec = — S we Tate et , . . . : ‘ 4 ‘ ” 9 ; . “ve bat - r - : > WARS ’ — / ‘ , ~ a~i wood Oore th ugho at ree ze marh eo @& Tale ererecde rr &. ge ‘ ) . m4 nie atime South . . \ P CITY REAL EST TE FOR SALE OuUs®. D°Ot Water heat. automat reg eae furnace ete 3 25x17 '>: street end —HOov ee mont “ " . “ 1. @ TACTS » we ner w +t? show . * ali . eEPrne te~ ; ‘ ss re 2 he 5 — ve ,* ” ; af “ 4° =e 2 - Db) AS. He , “108 ‘“ ' ‘ 4 728 9 . ae , Y, =~ me - = loom s = . No: Te * eens. *~ade« ret “xfures« ~ at : ; “nr west Ss ~; , as : ~ = > ‘) > 095 ; oe _ PR 4- h a , ey Pfurnians " . aPie : — = Orated gu rage attached as heat 4766 oR erat esmonsidbie rt rama = . MAF FITT »7 [9—_ Bu: his >t * Tr et anc water reasonabd’e prix read , NO THI ANI ore. *-* APARYmENTS FoR ment South rents erty amet Sere OD Oop oom fA aS T5728 Buy this lot ell im | Veni And wate: reasonable price and com | RTHLAS Sor ARGAIN. y sautiful Bungalow RNISHED ; te , : - _— = let . rooms = NN ~ ey $104 West S&S SX’ & J iA Cas Ww : Pane Peter Lane.- 3374 Powe ase Garage. haresin “ner w show PS Feeme and tile bat + inch walls, South ~“ ‘ si |——{ % aa y fo Prom lat x ts a ie ‘ a -_—_—_ . — a57% Vi j Bo g R t 7 re on tle > as 2 ies reer. Ape - cutters, weick art eilent Mit lor fe veers $45 . eo NOEs . —— ; . ~ nita Park BRICK BUN a feos : alt in tebe: APARTMENT—Reaut fu! new), furniehe RATES ‘ L — 5°94 GALOW. reer ate rtment 7 ve a oe in he P ; me “ vs ~y a , rom at oe SS = 8, * . a on - _ South I \ ¥ A I AR K a hs o- . erat ) : sOeS recepe on slid Ren. telephone furnished» : = vill Aeforaie: aluite one; FURNISHED FLAT4 rome ard tp A ee ee ee 9913-27 Pane. cos hall file bath, narwoed floors; furnace HOFFMAN REAL 3 Thonth« me irer me ? nm. a o ' a ° rr ete _ | . ii =) S25 Aw a O > . n z- hz" wa sy! ow f. heir rardiwanc * ~ ‘ . . nea x9 - ‘a ox ied ’ + werul .jt? : -s oH uh , . “en > =. : =. § ath. electricrt et JOHN GREULICH R ' “~") 5418 GRAVoOots RIv¥. Qu oe . y rh eory g? Ann i? # ‘ )' : a : — Pe stw tahie a" ; @ ADA? > a. 9%) soca 2 . i " ad >, 45 imLAS ‘ ws ‘> r= a a oe ~ er . cf . ’ 7 Os. r mm 495) Mag®eolla «oe ' : se ' . . ne yx FR ‘ete , Stean LACLEDE 7 - , MONTANA Ow Lot 302148. (i wher 5 . THOMPsOyN ¥) m2 Nheteeee rrand and Flebert a sas Open Sundare te ' 420% thet see. B45 auire Ce gggeter aia on yi ahed — ‘ +4 Morganford ic3) : ] , a ov eee THES. SS ° 4 1a pore at A » r ‘ ~~ = ~ . ie : = e"nories , en hacemen?* x) 2¢ patna tineei cima . . “ ; $n! . ; . -_—— , CURVE AND slas 4 7 . . > . ; : = z= — . 2 . Me ' : . ; 4 J) tage aan a 4 wg Sy ~ : x rm _— ; —nen ant bedrown furnis ' . ) , ome. wie steam heat leetriert lawat Ww tien 1 prerny "7S, ‘ATge recep : | . cm . ardweod fieers furna 47 0 : team heat, electricity, elevator. Southwest | ebster Gro on hall. garage mediate pessession. | | e a | $47 3 FLATS AND APT's WANTED RES . —-—. | FANEVIEW 3a —— Key next coor ae Ls } ee TRNISHED APART MEN Li | MPP FIAT We eS utente > See A wil esa ee Sawer) __.. BUSH-BURNS. 1105 Chesteut or. het-w i beicde + Coors, therm aghly ay CBr io i; - “im V¥ : n y= ira as av. se ~~ . . 7 ‘ = ~ o “hee gull te Pr aemarnd Ff os _ —_— ’ = Tlenpery s Foe - . - * ‘ . slore un ge ‘ od »' 4 : '* £4roT) & Mie »*fe- " a ——— ee _-—- - ‘i : =. ot a a lems ¢ — | om - : ‘fc a, baa ides ) H th . > — 142% ences ’ - - Salus ent orice: terms: 4357 Lezing ats ung ersee . .- = ~ - , a = @ 2 = = i 4 oe = : os - ’ tow wre-r = a) , . 5 ~ iad West sia ——— ee i . ne er Wes 7OR 373 @—fiea pieasins ban ale co RPE show. a ’ - hae 4 POCALE «ROOM FLA r : 7 " " . Fe . . — : - yee —— a . : at 7 me Bhs ot | hrrenm bk f ae ani a. ‘ ; ;' Xn : Re Al i & DAN ‘ : ~ ake . ~ VIOMING «TF A ished & + me {0804 on ’ — : : : . ail fe 3 o' ~ : « _ a North *\ i.e oe : . a _is {we ™> S avert a torn : - ary , 8 *ening re 14 a) "he Nw G+ , ~e 1427 at > Sto res or G ‘> Alfred at (sr. Rishe re _ , ie , m and he | 2 " a . ' . “Min lo ach * f : e rt erie an “ONY @n- — a ‘ . ’ — : i» a = : : : ~— : ik wv he. ’ worm « .* irne Bi o? i eis «t , . mart REAT.TY lies NN “an . - — -“S? Sarage YY not drire andl : STOP Pay NG RENT. a i nntons, near Kingshighway. aaad ¢ . a" - : a7 « . . " : cer - r . | " ; ‘ : : car wre v tee . , oes Ay ; a’ - y rk > : tin " . ” nm } - a - es _ > «= ~ ™ - p = Vv \ ’ ‘ o ‘ c ) :> -~ My ‘ fT) rere . . ta at | a ue t'en at eneite. beaut ful! Irn ime . saan tall . . es — ’ > “3 ' South Side * " ; —— ee : a Pe e's s har cain , ~ | west of Ringe shwas full two-story sx _ On Your Lot or One of O ow va dings of «4 fate cach: of PeLMAR rh sai. ey ~ : , Par ar re [_s 9 . ; “ ; f ent x" a t¥ x Qt« ! , ‘a ’ w » BST Nw (, PRON — reece : ; — : saath oes : amt fur —_— : 805 f-@ =~ _ Az ments Jone h- — . . Financing Cc ; \ > frhemes. adultes ts iss ~ i -_ . ; MAPPFIT '005— At Sarah -« = ee ne ’ . _ a ee ‘kK garace imepect toda: RY © ®SLANEF’R. FL oo. ; , ‘ "lr wont ugye as : st floor. hes - £00 at Bes ae Ah-tey eu Attractive ict. exce \CESON. 16 W—Ztwne wl buns aed te SLL & SON. 3152 ‘N We Stand Ove nut S¢ Main 344. rity Lit | ey ' . S , £ a2>¢ sun ferches ("en Mondar *r- = 6 9 ; BI ; P M4 : eae furnished apt oo am i wat ‘ = : *4) . ae = carage. 8 fine tion as ees = —_ ae (cS3x uk F LAT BARGAINS g : Ts a — ue : re - =.s? ease = PY i a re? tr ~ : Py ? > . ~ ° ave - . 4 ' ' owe | -? 4 : 7 ’ . . - ‘ . ? re . . ° FR > 4ia' ~ . " - - ; . | or) ” s : , aire; . o : geod oo — ‘ oe ‘ . NEWSTEAD AT NORTH wi é —e ye i ~ —4 ‘a tote: sout -ESIDENCE-—My attractive home — Ret on CASH. sce PER VWONTHR ; A. Ma rer ; , : 7 per we ‘a ifte ening > 4. ‘ . > Sta ime ron is—FA N :, RAPT —s10 r —— 2 we jiots. €511 50 plete tn every de'a Paul) fr 4. Janet av near ” or seart ~ only ; : " " a. se 4. ’ a 7 = °° e . . > 1H 4 p ‘ . niin nt po ; ; 7 es >. = ra ‘ . i RNISH EE af LK TWe ~~ Roan =m R > ; 4 yom . — : — : oes . oie Ms ; = aan . . 40% ‘2 oe . mena a = . i ceeianiaitiaainaaie (¢R3) re 4a a a SOR PF ain sina [ecoTa OG lot x 140- va is ¥. “ar 2814) : . SON ST SKE ST we was vurnished Fle , — Ma jer nm AEIi« 923560 500 at. ee OPEN DAILY AND 7 ~ = . a’ .» nee — . ~ = _ - o | FURNISHFD APART WE\T—« 5434 ane Crontgu? st. | vi-RNTSHTE 2 and Rote Und zs FARMS WANTED wood. illed sink. tiled bath, Front Rank | Ct’ © StAKE & BRO. $15 Chestnat |j : ' ,? : t = . AL . +. - . a ; _ a 4 nmi alhewt evf " “~ectih = ms " : . , coe “¢ ; | - ~ . t > ' V2 n . : . - a 7 - 7 ’ = - se 6 rms. “A % s tae 4 } "1 — - we — ‘ ; : i ' : . * 4 « ‘ ‘4 AY ‘ . ’ ~ ‘ F ~ - \ 139M : . a . ae, s * xv, .- . ‘ ‘ + rw —T vw. 2 + “ : , : . « Py ~- .. ~~ - . . ~ ‘ .% > — VIODF RN Rio NG Al, ‘ ws ‘ rPORKST : AK tee 49 « ‘ Ts ale —_ . , - a” , - nom ; Aterr arwt om , ml * » n : ° ‘ + : . : 7 . - . et On ar won ai feors ar co %. | ee eo es eres _ ratF aie Southwest eection sauie. Neoet ____ FARMS FOR SALE mr nt bomen Syke etana ns Sian AAS Maffitt: mode-n 5 meme, | LOUGHBOROUGH dy ‘ rv ioe ’ ow . ;' wer . - : "ier 6 : efere me et FAR™M SA acres or 7 Tr o-yeee . : m0 . ? i >. ew? [8a3 Norweod new ‘ . hem & (ore AL ty. : — ~ wy ; ~~ — . Rw. z : . = rr >. ® or ne x + Se. Be TR a’ Te. - r= ~ . ° _ eerie. urna, oe “ * Kr. oOah ny ann Sup igre — > =m ; . . . - ~oOrs ™“ «ail? be P _ “Ta 5 : — . ou Re hwest ra cra . Pitas o~ * vl Rox — + = R Tt CoO Az ‘cf »f} > » Tee rears 7? Teoms het water eal "se A, tre front. furnished apartment gan VEN? c io ‘= 1407 —New sinres T1689 t-iepatech > GIA Fare WEBSTER HOME eos Dee, neh herhomd cant be “a _— : - : oo oh ‘ . “ . se . 4 . | hi — 2 . 9 . ote 7 , — . - : . cosa a ere “ er and dver FARM—Have a = we moms, larte Lae! > rooms, furnace | email cort 4 ts techies so oo tape ¥ tas New ! Reows OWELLINGS FOR RENT — . Rowire dru store @ de the be reece er era slong. srounds. these beautiful old shade trees | “0d floors: bus service nerd | LAUDEL & WASER es “ems. tir mer | Pr LOORS. ~- + , . Le *. ring - Pree track Pa ®u -rounding— wee know " a s 7-33 4 whl ar a — e : _— —_- : ara sieerm ne rer nh Wa t. Se wiemie: rr a ar r. witli D TTY r BATH. North st rNSTAN ~pe ‘ . eve rr3e rs! = “-rrain ance te make ¢ net shew eee at us ane Yow 44° Ria - 4 - Medsery ¥ 7m se s ASH \ TI - Ate wh — b | Die remt. cebany 4717R stir ) FeORATE TH we ~At St ous joice | & Million. Address S- EE. Davidson -ELSPPR , : cee. new: & rooms: $3000 ‘Oot-water beat brick ; CK ARIING TO. . = -— tess i. anise . room. Bath. porches Tit « ‘WENENET “T WATS TW tha mm = - Ma 162 61> Aneeto.: . — . . —— — ——— KEANe & Fr OLIVE 371 5— Meated 23 reer furnishe.! ; ". *i40— Ma ern > reem brick cot z. ; : = lilinois BU NG , ALOW . - = - ge LIRE em earner. furnace = me . SOTA : als mens we ne FA ta te ee ~ ° 00 4 - — me _ "e beet buw in St TI . ‘ , ) €T LOUIS. 54%8—_N. South [XCEPTIONAL BY —o4 cons Loulg County i@ the | £944 Bichelbe ‘a vrw ev t-reem be a ae ae .. - A - orn reem bun lnw “> ~ : : ' ( . SR “ FLAT ncaiow — a es -ecre ‘a $12.000 earch .? Rend — a . prep > | eona’ teow ’ eat” rent reeemuahie te a a hae ™ . —_ . me and »s - * 4 - : #2 \ . ~ ’ i sc 3 — — > $21 dat) s WEPRS & FR > Re '\ ES TR? st RUILDS snr ‘ ANC ES i | Keates 4 ERANAE . | entre? Sonn 3 “yee. —— a meGern. ‘c@3 Southwest 13 Th , - i sa - X THORMAN tem. "wie a eee OMPANY. Agent . t ' | r , ain s Re Anywhere on your own ! . of or vw ‘) , | oe : > : . . > . : ws. e’ ~W sublet farnien. Pete . nom «f ELIZABETH #3 — : ALIPORNYIA *114_%-;- : 2 ) a ied : ‘se Wu > aun) "ee . . -- ‘ + .aer’s ; re . o—- . - . . a a 4 BRISTs rT. ~ i “How YW, DISTRIC T a will furnis> one my 5207 «&T LANSDO electri Nene ~ ai! mater eoaven ate BI5 ‘. ~ & ~ we oe .¢ oF f — - es . - * rx a5 ~~ — S : z D4 » ‘7 _ R: ereice $7 OV o~ for sa “ \ ~~ a - v a | 2 an’? . ; * — - - “ : . . te » ar ~ tt hs “4 Pn. ~ 3 . ; _ _s »A. hans er oo v! hin anc “ ‘ betes | I nion Delmar 297 : wa teuh.. zare ee. < — . b “ *- . : oi busiai = foal nie f . re val . : : ate 7 ™ ©86 m ic b * . ( . . (-S). se Fe tc ee pe - 32. Post-Lispatch. ireater S nie Realte (* a i For price an _ ae - : so, Greater St. Louis Realty Co. SSSI toe ertore se ; 7 Hartlord st.

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Springfi ° :3 WEEK ‘ eh Pah has 2 tees fe 1h BURIAL PERMITS ip omy or for cepairing ice fees Sad uot statics rare nory #3 ones, ae a How our ‘2. 1 F ;* ‘ation peers. ons ants ase sae ys he Ranéel. 3 1 PER Nt F.-—T g stati ig | Cerne e th the w li su to of nele Bi : 6:30 333.3) 6:0 3 Ty T 4 — " mane! 7 ~ ta Phe one——5 ere quoted i ees, oe Mel Wear sien =7 20 MIT'S | the nic o rem ues | als sats’ ¢haay casita iin aaa Bill; Fre 05 oy ry F eat $.50 iieht eef loled a ear on end We irphy, 4 a 2 N || we kel, ove la¢e MpDCC he sc prem re o na || thre - 9:95 nch ec na- BA he. ' May D 1 My 7%! 7 aq” $8.25: to $1 t_eteers anc a €3°5 +. in 4 Rhintrie. BR K2 eane Po 15th | fa 1] with smear age rus }of the ; w sada ne be ic kK t a! dav the ma) | Sta rds aa ea t (r ar | TRA cert: 4 4 Gi t . 100 a * 175 4 [fers hae to HO el ho] S4 . to ' ina (€ . eihe vie A rae rubb he " © If artic iis & - te of : Tr enti mati | ro ‘ j PA m ores Or gn0" , RT) RT s S423: stock eisame, walls apap an SN a = ed greas the le 'S till Ries anaes ie - if es VE R ! bel B r | 1.400 FP, ] " &] a? ey oP ~ ant s4 ho mrccend foam” bul « = _ re at’ aces ay e ————— off w ith. and thar is | Secreta kept “eng egy reat Se ircle || | = EL AND GAM na £ oS o K . ros 400 3 ak e aan es fy Under $8.50 er and bul - $3.50 to § ALS Phos ata 13.6W —— acl loth 33 may | sin all i a of oe offi Thies of | — D RESORT T E STAR . inci 2 —wt ' 1 ad ' ~ 72 7 y 4 m for t e ee 7 > = R ‘ oo | I ; - : = | - acy & C | 100 64 2% - Ne an : Tues held 1 the } receipts aor i af EN ° i one. ot 58. 3 e — St: every rmission: and ty of ne 8 gue evanre a3 cto JUNE h— oO : 7 3,1 “4 P le, ar day wo a loral he of a es ETPFE ————- —- erry ‘ ro!. 49 648 FF! ~~ ate hec cont s of 5 sta e on 3 ‘ é - M an » 297 grea fu trad 3a G fane ¥ - K ~ ad ‘ r 0 rm } _ ARI . 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POT 64%! pat * 7h n t no ig! uotab and t $35 ¢ 40e “S w dittie 7 2 5R00 Pers HA ume ure, F Evtrale ran! ot sor 1 ny PY me d at $ it_kin le d b ’ Oc exas 2d€ Fre 76. 112 Arse hing AD Mi ntal Z 5 . am oO 100 a 4u! 7% ips . con jum 7s d@u at va 1 bas pe per b 6 S er 42 = nal we Milw ’ 12: ki UN ; ian! 2 nS . ] $3 nm BS he Pp to NIO kets &? 10 Ox at A oe n° 12 Cc wa 2:3 Mar ; 8 2.900 , i 5% ey S105: $9 — nee: $10, Oo 1S to i _ one ¥ 7 '. : Be so $s 25 10 Cn and in a banks. H ae i ‘* $2 an oo ON. , genet Ab F ‘eronit 3R37 ——e on wre m; ag yp. pe St. Pa ’ ae NN A OSCAR KINGS e : - . , ‘> ) ‘ CQ pi a ~ | > p at & . iver > CF . “ y ram : 7 ” mar oe y * . p ° - inbe g Soni R, 3%) clips ad medi: medium $9 to ane ae | $3 *ARSLEY Gol oi: . Gah Ohio tite: to | Cathe van 1° tz, 63 Aesipy To ;. F New Y dance est; 8 a JO WEE! H.JO r ane Ay ann at 2% $5 iy "Sh $i te s° ey a yi dozen Der — me bee A rurais ruseet A. Margaret Hoftma ek. +0) Newt 6:30 talk York (49 Curtis t aie NNY | K DAVE SIL ST,ORGAN . + Ras Ae | 8) y A ‘ 50 ¢ So RT te i Pa unch weehe | . ote 19 ur- “uren McG nn, 61. erry ho , - 6: 9?) Ss twins “4 l'Bon! 49 w 1 Be 1d SS te 8 0, 40 $7.50 od to to 8 a home-grow! Ret ks ~y & gy 43184 ete oe a: tae ae .: | a NES VERMAN'S cs ac 401 y vig 53% e o $6. c 50 “ » plait medi choice | Sc per a -grown or ¢ ~ beth ne. 64. 5 "R33 Thole HIN N 9 sym and: ices CR N PERSO | 4.p00! a3, 5) ary) 49 pea Ra Se cho Supers > he |e Rb EL Nont'rtow 1Bc per Ernest I Raster 9 f Gceconaee. | 6 pet ~ pe cnsigee 10. 8 Ipana | ART ANK FAR BAND : acces 478) fot | tina os er, and orks | Name cna ene: Glee Hartman. 6A. 1! ee health gaih: 9:6 orchestra 1. = iELDS RNUM nnn . on / 33 ue ated ANI to $ sucks MU 4. cli S34 | aTR en bu Hom 10 vell om niverst ae A: . = . Wee an Phonog & LP ~ Ann 10¢ “> ¢h als ff y und ATTLE ippe e” ‘TRING inchee e-gro ts “ (ae ne Dok af® on te Ch th ance: Rose ’ 0 tr ce, E , Afe St ols, a 100 have A der meager receipt 4 | hamp: — ae wn, 206 15e| Martha. ones 8. ey en WEBS N 11 orch land dan lo; 8 or- | Popul As WARD ahs St. lo Louis | @.n00 +f 14%! 1 Ke found —" eek thus receipts. 5 | Oe per, Texas. 5 Fo ene to 35e ; entck. I 5A 8,234. Labadie. ashiand.| ?* boas oe nama ce; 10:30 | RUTH Rong ed and s s A auts 200' 9 ‘o > 14% -— vet ically 3 r total r SA BO0e t issise!nr a. ‘ J. Simt 0 da 710A Mill type Tew (2 ' = “GLANVII the cu dork Sion @ kavck ' mn ae 1h TT 6]. A Paes ar all = gg PO eo A EREKR o $1 ot , ai sth. 53 va IRSA 7’ Wal York 233) 6 KAZ _GLAR . Srak Exc ong 1An0 ih a% Butter oe Toy | 87.25 $8.7 AUT—cent S per t 50 per he he 1624 | Ti gaat at all st. J (455) 6 program J 00 CHOR iLLE 7 ang ~~. ; “rw 21h 1 a 1 ; > E Sw : SP IN _ b y mea k u harmn.- 4 a et . , jartet . ourna orches . i + OHNNY Us oF : e* "On lt, Ta — on LOI Es Al and P jo eo X ACH—H bie.. $355" $1 RADIO F orchest , . mixed l review stra; HE SPEl HINES da ‘ , Saal ko te! Ste ROUT oul roa at ome-gro mits PR {RO ora. qu > 7:28) ) E In ; 2am Rg’ 19 1% HANG PrER u t ow ET P wn rre] — OG + Oakle artet “* Se D 0 19 ing KE, UG try im $1.75 OTA ie % wo lan : 9: i] ~ SPO | 8 nan an’ g° a i bo Aori ANI ls ond $i.7 ‘ Re: TOE A ‘ MS AW d (36 :30 aad SS OK ces ii " al sS- « 9 3 om, 4 a = f . round to farm toda ~~ > POUL . 50 75 pe muda « arr ” 15¢ (Court — ADK Omah 1.2) r Quebec. few La 2.u or 4 Be srali ow lote ore ané paid t. Le eo te And bu po oa. os esy of R A Pi a (sile conce Louise hb a sant 3 De a oe g°1 ig01 _"EGGS—Fre “4 of the ~ a tbe follow | = awe @ nancy ban Ss Soe nanse. WSB ao Associat lio Digest.) — ittsburg (3 aaa ). des a etel, service er = frye ——s BEN ~~ so ic! BO 4 net A sh cour quoted hi ppers | » MA TOES— AL gh, SB At! ed | hour « 1288 sla Prot, F qrosing the : on a . : rne: ec ou * a » | Desk TO X as $2.75 = t anti Press. ur ac ) 6: ee “on iF is ( 1 le le gs disc ntry ca ~ A T" et crat we be $1 per o Der . enter a Journa ) WCAE of music ‘dress; & 30 pr ) hi information y 4 de the Wit Dow 1 RON Als 1 NX a... a a ey ss ounted oo ‘oe | doze ‘RNIPS—— $7 to $7 fan bu ba bu | WEPFI tainment (428. 3) | AE Pitt usic , 8 Dry , | We n® ces Cc: ca °Gc; | $1- n bum "lo ae sket FI Bos : 19:4 : egy; sbu y Slitz adian Carbres eoan ieeel 66 Q. m eric {| aul ay BUT ote In ases re-| o chee; Miasioatont deeice Oe |} orch ston (47 5 KG 8 co re (461 1, oe a v. Gener : 0 Nilasew cg % ROW my in made j 15 e 1 6- on 5 9 W nec 3) 7 ‘ e] 420 a! a tr ae , NDS. 41, | Standard all e some the -y to | saissippi bu. *. $5 \WGR B tra: & dan 9) 6:15 tri | Portla ert: 9:30 ) 7:30 « nee a ~~ one > kawee heme on » NOW AY » io - s. ; repovt 3 > : ae ¢ 9:30 c ‘oO | x ply G. ’ | oom A boul bee : he a. 43 ioc frat seston bo carr! « APPLES— FRUITS to 25c per} iets uffalo (31 age pono tl wma P. 10 ba lls gre 4“ ange Tide. | "Hediaben kN - Ricardo per to KY rtpsts cal: strir TR ume d | twin : of ay to r om y > “ce in ” r oe a\Y Chics ; > 36 da ne ; AVEL “AND ntal: 11 | accor xcrew Midnight Bun. N beaut Fa ork 4 OMIN 7. a ne yy : | nmodati am Su 0 ifu _. ( ‘ertaini 7 ‘ SORTS | Nor for ‘DD TRIP cellent moder i ~ yu" ng pl once orw deta $490 passenge ) 2 ans: & rt: — c— toile end 00 AND r = | i rborn Se. nn Line "Agency. UP RT Chiea - folder ! and $A oe. ; LI DOW F é Now Th NEY PLAY ° ‘RECO YING | Sense tien ai T¥ 4 enor Pare | GEN : > | ’ se E. RO Ro * DE i wirhe Keable’ ORCH “MICH’S iy Ds s ESTRA 66 ring Sequel | S a ECE “ ES MARKET foal . } cocks. light, o7 1 soa ee: anne leghorn 13490; hens, 20! ; ta » ov C ; *hicke | ns Quart | r eview ; 15 societ y Fi rei Cor —Pa ‘rm ae in irm yeaters: of ear! , the ~ © lay riy BAc South we =» met. | 20 se 1925 ‘st ana)” wt spri eprin ’ mori ' « + ege. 43c: under Bes oe a, Tee ety ey pte tee ibs. oy over bc old to YOUNG pegs 1924 1% o me wp toms -) 1€6 - ~ No aD hen pK 21 aS. ret | Produ Bid ose: ice El ™ ewhere , q el °45- an WL 1:30 J re ' W Cine vue . 10 st innat orche ~2.3) 6 . Vor al ' on ine RAYMON GE CRU urcome GIN SESS a oo CALLED PETER” 6% . Cub o. d a s Com Northern Ra b an Live 4 pany Fj ilways the UDe ogee age 6% iret M 80.4 Stton 4 ables Gold B > Sinkin ort- wD to 2 market leo were re : * rop a ' oa cha Total uly I, ore howe: de)! oe ee to Capons ne oo ' ' er rie de 6c Car s es i xe re | interpretat of and ~ De: buv- D3 yy nounde ned @. year 1! er Week iy ta tte the prices ; mané nas = 30c; — om an av o7 tim 994 an oo of the. ) turned | be a. BOe: fll younds. Bho: ror. & 0: annu erage of ge wl orf st ¢ and} Weather geese gece, 13c: @&. oF rounds, all 1.93 tim ff to 2 et materia sper | See oes 4c: mu ons. 5 re KEW TO end ur es ‘thy 4 er iat n gui n usco “aA DO ORK ed ing s tee} ne n " AQ ia.ize in a+ wan neas. To grese vy du ™ Wo pte O47 Apr une 30 veare 2 one pe x sme age und. $4: wes s . Fres! de packing 22.—-B Pric Bus ay per ex a ~ to 'VEALS = % J _— chick- $e A ee ~ Be ope oe € yielding is fine te ee ft vege _ to oo hee | um po in 2 (28% Py oy sree me as firet re Sie 2 6 about tances | tetas. “4a | Se io 180. pounds, 7 a eke e: arias “hres” Bos @30%¢ ists _ 6.55% Sa see ties S Mabieties fs SSS see Bee Ci | wera wow "ere w be a — ere le c. . oc ° 4.) t pn Set fir : a" ¢ 1 se} oc * , eo ona sis ' ey las on ve nd mika not ne “ of | ne 2c ~y 80 to selling ft larg ee = Oe om whites. « _nearby oe | gram. ; eland (2 ques * da rel! nea oO} and 2% 1 2c: for rfeda ser xtr e tras en a 9 289 National (3 SS bos ows sme wat cai Pe meet oe Sr spegner | WOO D ane (880.4) F Bes . | . rains . or . ulis to : old AGW 3 34@37 se a ‘ re! ro- ee City Company onthe oe pede to. e: | mets O31 April 22 i. Paes eee gehin: ROUN —s— Soe ae Fae Aaa Eiees oie coast D tne — a al ~ we + bev decli: mong | ASTARA exas. $1.50 1 to $3 ene 75@90 vv Bre meg o Ld s — KOA D ucatfonal 0 Sand ” wo su ‘ ne oped G . fe) oe ‘ ‘ yur . fer Tie! : . — . ) ; : - Y buy mead) a . aine nm tne ! Kw $1 UF — $2 75 per ked — white 72 healed sacked market pro enver ‘¢ 22 9 musi rom N RLD MME ho SES vained auiet | hes! lose fits... Z be | salen on River *Sar8oc. p e4 round | WW satin pated ¢ — ee Sone ¥ MED f re ~4 42 y me ng en CA men tut home- ‘. pe ’ to aiding ull, tradi Ontos ©. peor nesots | J D _ 12 da musi ci ( ER |- Ney mis ne eR ; | ton BAGH — Ne a aren ve. $545.25 Fess. Ne fair i oo So | orch etroit N nee c; 9:16 nas a 20.6 Oct 10— WN AN York t hi wher 0 clock. crates. $2. $2 _— - to $1 2 heals ‘HICAGO 1. $6 pgmoride we. . i WHO esetra. ” evs (259 - : “Cs Ly eg — aap York. J EAN > satan | CELERY —m po t6"ter crate: 3s catre th 10, Apri! 22 oe gf Bes ee tetmes { pt 7 News| ae vw a5 Cu- me a eee Sarli's Kinen 22. — ~, CARBOT or r crate; per | #2" firet a @ate: & 2. | str “Moines ce. nent t . finest r M y 00v.- Ss KINGS te Se he ida. $2 Mo 2tae aiaseasis: utte | ee 7:1 (52 mor ; 5 - A sbi te lem ing is ST sc. ubber to $1 er box ome- AO to bile | cetmt . secon @@ 42 hoc sta: r hh pho 1:30 26) ec ; 50 por i ei P. est sR tage ® 7” 8, . gro s. of ris de 24a: »c nédard ghe i nic gie 6 ountries ts » 4 A an 6um- m. . oO , — bone. UMBE be bast srvecd rea | ST baa seu. ) — + 44 | Wear cates he nat club; ot or-| a cruised ee 30 cities in 3 cruise: — | EGG aa Pe eTt tne 1S somes “3 Pha AGO firste ra (475.9) = Shien “ame : sym | and Zealand #0; paar ewe Cai e. Vout 13 Ph toe . LANT — pete et-Se i 43 April 22 Fars esdiiars | Ales 9) 7:30 » Sta wail. J , &e stralia ro, & nice untrt 39. ampere gS on, [tarter te. hie 22.—-Poultr nary | PWXX | ie Genet Racal es ars — Rane me c.. a8 well a8 for a Eur pice. Jerusalem 4 bu $4 cat Py hie’ hdd Ane’ yanve, U | KN . Hava ance ern mm m | season wa Jav . ropean with tr crates. Chios _ Potat 4" 22 Re a x na (40 elo- lacluded 7, ye at ae Mid : Vv iett Me ae = pa atces 1 Renown © Holly 0) 7 he the ni at end aged. G$1.00. joc. low ne ge dance ywood 1:30 co Send for shore phe sacnae Bn New Y gbt Sun r Other pv ~~ 12 9 co (336.9 art ie aioe 1 20 ork, J Crai 66 AKAMO prod civer ore} ncert Ra shi cas ,000-ton une 30 se wu» Last aggre . eatures. t - Denm . ~ len gate ae or , ; Ss, acihant. ity 6440.9) 8 RUDOLPH TRA comb Co somes Fst, Sweden With A 3” B OG DWA | punt ont GN : E and A , BOAT ., Bos Vv Good R ul MEN'S » Bosto anit YR e ocal Loris BANK BLDG n y Dell Also ums hip | he S | E ~ in co VvIDe TH - in “wr MA ae RAGMA E MIRA N”

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= —_— —_ - Ali 40 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — anna POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED a 7 ¥ iction and Women’s Feature "Pennsylvania R Railroad System | r ie AUXVASSE CASHIER Mees Pla Foo. 3 IS i OUND GUILTY Train warhactoe SUNDAY. "APRIL 26 Clean Sweep Brooms Porch Rocker ‘228 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22. 1925. | will leave St. Louis 8:33 A. M. | a we eC Stokes. Gets Two Yea! instead of 8:44 A. M. as at present. | | ae mt Oe jf Ky Value... —— «ail get ; Detailed information at Penns ania Ticket Offi 7 ; = for Rec el Ing ey iM “ AE 116 yy, Broadway. a. nd at ko re Sfarion, | | perfect and are made Souble rash woven se oe finish, wi , é - } well bound and stitched Bank Was Fa | i= Galy one to & euebemen 1120-22-24-26-28-30 Olive Street COLI MBIA M Prank C. Stokes, former the defunct Hank peeeumeenetieeteeeee ! Thgeday Will Be a Great Day for Savings in Our 4th Annt 190 002 afte Crowds of people have been saving in this great sale, and we confidently expect to reach our goal before Saturday, | are scores of bargains too numerous to mention that you will find priced remarkably low for this sale. “Famous” Kitchenette = Bae found Do Not Accept . Imitations and Substitutes Ask for and Get HORLICK’ ‘. who originated and named the product charged with accepting that inetitution whe: failing condition, war * end sentenced to * 7 eT ‘entiar’ . 7 fe ounty cil 3: The charce wv mhich #s! (mee was brought here fr , way County or ROBBER RIDING BICYCLE GETS $65 a ORUG STORE appeal A nea’ c fef: a blue bic wWheeisg at the curt Grug wiore at 4191 St nue. ar & fh. m. yesterda enters nee te et eee Paes nee Va — = —s oe a —_— ae Te ee pe ey . ~= — Gibson ) Special Offer of : Porcelain Lined | “TIDY MOPS” New 1925 model Gas Range and Wis Heater Combina- * * : . 4 d held » the clerk, Ed: | eeeco>" MALTED MILK : t 4 Retbell of 4165 S. ! — tion, with a Io- : He ordered Everett Re 7 “ Witha S ~de) . a ee piece Aluminum tthe deck rosie | Used by thousands for nearly 40 years Set of 4 dad With Dry Wringing Feature || Set. acs Fietbell hesitated. fired a st 3 : F cul f . P G wi Chéidren | Dishes $1.25 Value at... These “Famous” Gas Ranges with a the floor. From the Nourishing Fo or infants, Growing at Weed mili ein sean of & : The patent fea- ¢? Kitchen Heater attached are made of | | took $65 and t~ penn Re Invalids, Nursing Mothers, and All Ages ial eel tele mond Pane ee ture of these blue steel throughout and are built com- bell, at his command, ha : | . . ae ngi act, to conserve space in the kitchen. | waite paecelata-lined Seed com- Oy - They have four gas burners, a large makes them conveni- ent for house clean- Get HORLICK’S. Try the digestible FOOD-DRINK. No Cooking Prepare it AT HOME. SEND 10c for Mixer. Horlick’s, Racine, Wis. drain pipe and the shelves are woven wire tinned. ' | removable ' | | $3.00 Cash—Balance Monthly ; ' a second when he rar on his bicycle and on St. Louls avenws artments, ; baking oven and convenient high she'f. The Kitchen Heater attachment has two large coal holes. 7 $s Cash—Balance Montbly 7 $40 Golden Oak Herman Wile & Co., i Chifforobe We pie Buffalo, N. Y. For This Salea# 195 . For This Sale at |) $99.75 5 ; ] ‘ § | : Hi | | | promunent kastern man- iit Made of solid oak with ' ' ' ) space for clothes hang- ‘ : ufacturers, have retired a Brey 8 pelea d Magnificent 6-piecs aati Walnut Suites tha and four drawers. treme bargains at Wi | | | | + pur- | | , | | i ‘ from business. | : : 4 é Re ace | } $2.00 Cash Delivers One figure. They ; ‘Mase IP enure stocen F - p. Lt £fL a proof drawer f } : j st aekh, diecounta that Mine tou Enameled Chifforettes | hegetiy Ghia i | a ; weg ae it! | ae gold | Thi . ~ om © ‘7° et as s t q - ; x wal 4 iter th : | | For This Sale >] 9.60 | ioo-and bed. a spiendala garments a Ht at..... forobe and full-les . ; : ft ; : savings of 40°: and more. § ||) Beautifully finished ivory en- me rockon to ) ‘ Here are but a few of the i ose Conger tt ve ig - price. . N —s ge: | abundance o wer space. ae : ] I 2 4s § ° i many unusual values, A | Sr gna Shetance: Miseiiite $12.00 Cash—Balance in Weekly or Monthly Payments trip of investigation will | | C siti | . ‘ f: be well worth your while. MIME.) caumet Smoker Baby Sulky Axminster_Rugs | | BATH MIRROR | End Table” 222$6.50 | $65 Values ’ £5.00 , | Valuer 6. a1 | $ 7 a tie ‘beeper | ea ww | : y, O8 te - ij H hogany finish- |; —— $ pole A See These Thursday: ed cabinet, | | PaO | —— ! - | wee Sarge &- 9x12 size heavy pile Table is 4 : mt fla i ? SUITS | OPCOATS ih | _ igee | Rugs, in a variety of This Mirror measures 14x mn mahos. - FEZ jv ri i ie peed ! an ci | ' 10% : yt é wee” ie | | space. | : as | |} colors. ; 17 inches and the fréme is rn. “anne Kv A i ; bE a I] she Cash Delivers One } 7 sts | $7.00 Cash Delivers One finished in white enamel. U braced with turned tesa. # 2 Y 4 * if ) , } ABARDINES— I UXEDOS } | A : i G I Hi i ‘. 3 ) = ay Him | || «es Dining Chairs | Kitchen Chairs China Cabinets : 4 igh $32.50 VALUES—IN THIS SALE AT H| Oak Buffets | | 1° = | Torcheres f 2) Pe | | | im $7.50 Value, a $2.25 Values Vanes Sp . ye ; 2) Oe ; wi | ime&= | S $55. r $1.95 Value, Each ; ‘ if SUITS—In the desirable | | a ie ol ia i e 50 | $ 75 a e ; , ft new English models and e | | i $21. fs). | | j el 4 | >] 00 2% | My aa) | $1 00 1 in the more conserva- HH a, woe Ee —— | — Neale 7 : oe tive effects. Made of Hi | " J ‘a B ! ll Queen Anne Chairs in | | Open or closed meal Elega basew ay : HL if a! ut rimisaA tj i walnut fin- ica sha es ° splendid woolens. } : : = a! smn any o | Solid Cie Kitchen Chairs walnut fin Conflete at $1 iia . ea | |} that are great values s two tone . ; GABARDINES—OF close- | | an Ses ' H i $1.00 Cash Delivers Set ] 1 price. : ; $3.00 Cash Delivers One. Bargain ; = tan fabric in belt- ! =] 65 : h d . . | : sleeve linings. Hi | LW ui A Tudor Suite that’s con- ; | structed of genuine two-tone : TUREDO SUITS — Of MI | walnut. Consists of buffet, : ack unfinished wor- His with mahogany drawer lin- em steds in stylish models. Young Men's | All- Wool Suits ii | ings and silver tray, china ce ee Satin-faced lapels. Silk Wi rth several times this + $ Ht | cabinet, oblong extension | 4, ied trimmed. 34 to 40 chest. vei ; —— 1 0 Ht | table and five chairs and one fiber omumated springs and 47 - . : errr t] | . . . Poe ‘%, 1, hy OTHER S 1 HM ZZ — ee no be PECIALS FR OM THIS BIG EVENT! i} | | $12.00 Cash—Balance in Weekly or Monthly Payments $1.00 Cash—Balance , ¥ * U > an 4% 7% MENS AND VOUNC. MEAS fe a . OvG PANT Hi at ff SQUaeTe: with as a ae yor THs Fo al | 1 Pag Hi ~ > 66 . an ** e - SL % tf “tr, >>. (wo pairs of | $14.75 SUITS wit * $10.75 || Sale of “First” Incandescent Lamps | a ‘ 4h Go. ES With eee ee MEMS gerne re oe ee ee HH $18 Unfinished ee en Fe $27.75 — S598 i Fully Guaranteed for 1000 Hours hono_ioo | : ond Mrs. ._- pre poe MEN'S HAND-TAILORED BLUE SPECIAL LOT OF OFFICE H rly e ‘ ~ - — | as they returned to New Hie SERGE SUITS of — @97 Cons: genuine Palm @ pgs ff | Davlight Kitchen Lamps Suite England. + i a . (i@ i 75-watt . 100-watt * VILL, SIAM OM Mit Hh Wid Daylieht — JOC Dayligh 48¢c - nd OVERLAND i ide Bottom English i | ee bive | s Piece $1 7 95 | € 14% The same or The same Ps | at ti S E R V I _o E I N A U Ft ! The newest college style for youths and young men | | aan: fa ( “pe mane: ed 30¢e | “a VILILEL VILE SLATS SULTS i} clear a clear ; | A Breakfast Suite that is beautifully a la, pte "> oe feat ° | +6 . . ‘ = ; y tes, a 9 d= Wide helt toope, enue H First” Clear Lamps ete on ens oe ae =e, pure ing waists and wide Hi 25. 40 and The Lamp } chairs. Furnished unfinished at $11.95 iis a! a0 sect Me a om 7 2 = a i 50 watt 1 6c illustrated ] Qe $r.co Cash—Balance Month! 7 = a v 4 —" =” = = im} clear lamps... in 60 watt | , @ark coats and » > = .——P Hit = sweaters. Al! siz nt — | | —, meri . - = aS ‘i 4 a -S to 35 waist ies (First Floor) | ) a I > iv Three-Piece $39 Ivory Enamel Dressing T _ ie a ith ae . , MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S WOOLEN TROUSERS 95 Ml | Se ee Davenette Suite & i tractive shades a: = tm cite | | > = S ——_ ; 2 EE ST a ona Mi rae Tie 9A ae som > Ad ii (PF irwe r jnee. } | | Sale at Sale at ba | | it A beautiful Suite consisting “Plea | | f of davenette, armchair and ) i¢ arm rocker, which are upho!l- Lar : Jos , , i >... ete ORDERS OPEN | | UL stered in fine quality ae ge size Dressing Tables in the o* Z be, PROMPTLY UNTIL | Hf Spanish imitation leather. The Queen Anne style that have 3 large | i / | | r b riaes hm ! WM | ite contains a full-size clear glasses and a long drawer. e : Northwest Corner 8th and Washington “f= | clare $2.00 Cash Delivers ei e aa | = Nee ee . wr A. . Bren

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WEDNe&sbDay PRIT, 22. 199% —_, rch Rocker | $2.98 ckers in natural finish, with oven seats. 4th Annual SINE efore Saturday. There SS nenette Range 1 Kitch- (i at i h she'f. For This Sale at Magnificent 6-piece French Vainut Suites that are ex. reme bargains at this low . igure. They have dust. fi’ roof drawer feature, ma- logany drawer bottoms and yeautiful gold line embel- ishment on the dresser, yow-end bed, spacious chif- orobe and full-length van- ty. Bench for the vanity ind rocker included in this rice. End Table Torcheres 7.95 Value, Mach 51.00 *eran {t pol That hans rae a Hiaracain Rasement. ——— Baby Carriage $26.50 Value 168 A LLOYD- loom product that has 4 large body woven of gen- uine ree eled springs and rubber- S. ash—Balance Monthly ee A A Dressing Table al liwers One iction and Women’s Features WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22. 1925. * [ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | *2* --g* [Powter comic wr CA NY \ Sv News Photographs RY Si aay SW” \N 'Y WN WWQWWWW@we«éC \N WEDNESDAY, APRIT 22, 192 AX. ggg” A Way FE CHR Mg” ALL LW yyy" PAGE 41 - til ia — ASL RA" ; y Id , , / ** , 7 o* . os ‘ . . CFOS LAPIS SAAD AA GG VSTALYDMIIUYITM CAC «IIA AL cha‘ EEE SETS)? 410th A A , Le 00th Vode ‘ CLOLIS IGA VASA A MSI MI SS Shh Ah Ah ht hh, 4A} ALLL VS SLL LS SS LAS LL Lp 4AhALAAA4AAAA 4 . lf; My Vi DUMM NMI A bith eget ld eiy ney boone) Wow a Spar anise “g day} JUST AFTER VIC : arenas is awe atti rr meee oC . bn bing Vy “ch Y, : TOR MILLER WAS INAUGURATED MAYOR OF ST. 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.% a W MONE SDA . APRIL 22. Toa eas ~~ Popular Comics News Photographs WEDNESDAY, APRITL 22, 1925. “3 [ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | @ _ * — %, *s. Verh "te ff tryfe ROO OO a eal Sa ses “ee > a ee —.. .. . . / ' i h erette Range | Sas ee eo ad & . . ae 5 ae eee Be? 3 ; Be é: pete ; boats Mae é ees Be es gees & ¥ * * Spy |Z j Kite a ’ y Se . a oat - bs : Di ss " NaS do be AS Nae siecle : ; 253 4 Z | 5 ~~ a v; — SSeS Z with a (=pnceEMess eee |) 6) ee i eT: i i hee i ee | 6UlUlhlhlhlCl Ce I lL OO | 4 nade of ) fire i | 0k | i oe i Se ek 9 Me 6h ll Z ilt com- G kitchen. Z a large Z hoshell. Sine) | ll | Ce 2 | ll el Te ll = =«— ll eS % ent has § 94 OS Nea cets. > ° rr & se ee eee es 5 Magnificent 6-piece French AG Walnut Suites that are ex- Si! reme bargains at this low | eee nt SSsssy eee ees leure. They hai Pr | 7 . | ‘ . , > eS ae ae ie sroof drawer feature, ma- *. my . : 10ogany drawer bottoms and seautiful gold line embel- ishment on the dresser, »ow-end bed, spacious chif- orobe and full-length van- ty. Bench for the vanity ind rocker included in this — ecbuud ee Owe OES Owe ORE ES SSS SNS , y* rice. ‘ %) WY; ‘ rice » 1; AY ; hy L, ¢'/, Yj —!} WLM ECQqqEccQq&EE Vy — VY, Sas . G ee : End Tabl | BACK FROM j , ame, 8 8 }#} #]22}©=—— te “Ne apie Z # ¢ ENGLAND j TS an. Y Vi sg ‘ ) Value. MUUYY VU YlslsslshlhhhhayYy ffitiititi) hg Minny : ™— CRF 28s secant, ‘ M“, 4 he eat *t00, ty . ¥ . : Vile "t+ lay iia Poo Pwo j EIS. 3 = A a bl eee et seeds Th Eek: Ne Sen ee ae tend i uaa egg enmase ar gmiREe cate: «mame mm ana Villy WUT VLU LLU tthe ag green “ aa Skea. ‘Mitiae. T. mies ota MRNAS %G fable is _% G Left to right: e new Mayor an rs. Miller, Louis Nolte, comp- Z fin isl d Gs 4 ° . ’ ’ . % S Mmaho: an KAD MPEROR WITHOUT A THRONE; troller, Walter Neun, president of the Board of Aldermen, and City Y, my. and 7 a a os 8 % t, who administered the oath of office to the incomin ns ne eres ¥ ager yoranennnrnrenreommanarerrarraramnarnmmunnninannantily as B69 Cuendet, t e g Dy SULIILUT bs ’ wl ed with turned legs eae Te yer : 2 ‘ € CME Bf LCCC EEE elles nN OsELClass. —By a Post-Dispatch Staff Photoranner. Y D I S C O V E R S Y Hie — | os : S cae * ie Pi ae a Y, CO eccdecccceccceeeeccccecccccccctcccdedcdedddddddddddddddsdddddddtidddiddsddddddddssusussssssssaaal % G . POOF EEE ES Eee SS Zs, ttt tht Yh) WA vwettettsststssiiittitiiilielllllllleeeliiiiiiiiiiiiiilllii lili zz: seat, Ag oor mesa % y 4 4 MK q ° | A \N MQ Zz (J = > Uv > Zz e9) ~Y 69) > a — eee *s | ; ‘i 4 , -Z 4, tZ , :Z ‘ Z: Zz : Z Bow y an Z A — Rig a B% Z ; Z y Y 4 Z ¥ 'G ‘2 . 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Sadler, who, in eied springs and f %, Zt x ‘Guy Yy | . -%% a report to the Gorgas Me- es Yy GY ¢ 4 iY A j 4% morial Institute, said that : 4 oa ; WZ y tn, ee | : : : ash—Balance Monthly y A $ = ; GoY ; foes Be: 74] traveling the pace that kills, Y FG | Re GG | geeks os «= 4% a distinctly American charac- i | AG | “o ; Yed 4 ees. 5 iS vies ay teristic, is resulting each year G | FS a, ZG + eo ec Sb OLE Ta Z in 240,000 preventable deaths. % ; Bs 2 Y G z | 7 “ oh - ~ Ape Oe in a oe Jk -——-Underwood & Underwood Phota. y Z ee . 3 FS “ , Z YY vssppretiiirniserierertiinsmiitiii taurine ; Py (24 se poser orrcmseat A Z Z se OI asl VUMLULUUUULALAUAUL ALAA fool L, dddddsssssssssiassiiiiiiss COMUUUULULULUDYUUDUUUTULUA AAU LLLLLMAAhhteagyyy 4 ae 7, 4 % Z _ 2 fF 8 — Y hii alk GOPENING THE MOST IMPORTANT; Sc S Coe. y; The youthful Emperor Z Members of the Japanese Y Z we tone resntaaesiie (i142 PIP CPL LE+MAEARAT Y - - . of China, Hsuan Tung, Z Parliament inspecting / with his English tutor. Z "ew poisonous gas pro- Z % 4 Wn SF s SS ‘ AN « ~~) ~ ~*~) ~~) aN ~* ‘ ~~ \ ’ aN ~* ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ 5 5 5 5 ‘ ‘ 5 ~“S : ~) «' : « ss) ~~ ~~ A) .*) ~~.) «‘\ «aN AS aA‘ ~*~ ) ~“‘ «\\ “‘ \‘ AN «‘ ‘ ~~) AA A‘ ~~‘ AS ~* ~) ~*~. ~~ ~* ~~) AA *) \' ~) \S \‘ ~ Ss AN Ss aN ~ «* ~ ~‘S \* N 4 Powe Uy, % %Y We ccd Ut VILLLLILLOLL ELL LILLLLELLLLLLLLLILDEDET FHEPPPEEPEEEAEREPMO CAFS , Zz Ohhh hhh hd hh hh S E R V I ie I N A U G U RA oy E D tia KS ec “YY The boy Emperor, de- Lenser Sh ee ak — ho Z GIPPI COO COL NEE EL En tin eee , ccc Me Ss me & = KZ posed before he had ever Engg ec ldi O=s0, Z i whe ames: Deiiitttsecerorcerces eccrenercterseecersacareedpanaparoannon cecocnoncaranerce sth CCHCenOTE ~ 3 Hie 4G really asserted his rule, amos Sieeee, BS V4 — International Newsree) Phote % “ ay Z as Sal eee Me, —————— 7, “4 Y 4 rei s 4 eee Ge lyjii0n LLL Ld hbdddéddde _ lelellcddddttacddeaiisddddddaaauuas iss wil % . . . 4 d —— g U Filming the opening of the sarcophagus ; found in ancient Utica. 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eee ee eee a a a eee eee ee = —~ ~~ ~~. ttl tl tll RIL 22, 1925. = ct | S Q | (f2 =a 5 = “ = = S | | = —s ie hr Js art es = : girls. the treasures in presents presence #0 ¥ " lous party-of-thc-second-part. eas through an an ; : » te ru DoOut oo — , ‘ - = mec hanica iy : the heneweneons, What 1 wis a : She hadn't foreseen a stern peredness, on aan , . - 5 7 vy =" h ; a part r , ~ ~* . " with any ilies ‘ : these gala events affected one young . - , a Charlies miraculous! endowed . ™ rTre . » Py : ”" “A = . NW M1 3 “ a> > . r | : and who Was more concerhbea BYU) ‘ with dignity , answer or wusht him — > maiA r. ? Tr ivien » ; : ; t. ’ . —a | - -* ’ 4 : began s r - | ’ > ' iat ri ‘ — . aie ae genuine ia Naini : ie aries was galvanized at last steals his frieady | Tem neue wen 1 An article « waciner se” Hopes held > sins to action. “Please,” ° . | | . : made f es aor Bevel... .... . al a eine oie canes . ) ‘t him you're going to © trom ies te ge i meas ee (a eo Craig?” he echoed, sharply. in- protesting hand. | ; tn sw (Bit been. ef course that the formaiity too. could be the center of aftrac- eredulously. “Nonsense! I want stand Let me . “ and ese ie edna tal eeds th which she announced the hon- |... ang attention were not to be the truth!” lam stole nothing fem oe ‘3 aug ec 8 * | 10 Implements with which sh ine ion anc attenti ~~ = T * : Rage, * -centt am tellin u the truth,” she | ceased to love yap ropelling or to me was somewhat accentu- sified for the reasons that! omiurenied aa detec ids I think. But Pa how stupid you are’” she P i “ . —ewe, Vass — ‘ ; , 11 To lay up, : 1 in , 7 1 a ‘ | e iv- y Up. ated for the purpose of impressing eloped and Gloria's wedding took Charles reached her side in two was only after Ea “Dest os oa ae a a 12 South Brita - oe . - - . ™ . Vi ss me with the great prtvtiege ac: ord place soon after papa died and did strides, caught her chin roughly in I knew.” to amgall ore tae 4 ; ed me. This was to be my first not cause the s ugntest ripple of ome hand and forced her to look Charles had ie 0 we ever eames | (abbdr.}. .amm into his eves. post by the & iy Domest ‘ r appearance in pubiic and mamma xcitement mor ig societ Vv or the == nw 7 = ; Le) , — gomeone else Craig doesn”™ 13 fe r & : ‘ le aunts excitement! m¢ societ! x She shrank a little at what she was turned t@) 5 T have fallen im teu | animals. : “or? r nat wit ‘. ‘ “ A Uk aa@as 2 : ’ wanted to be certain public sa The da geen had ieft his couldn't see Rig But since I have, fF | 17 Mlectricald « : Bequit myself with gors The weddings of my two elder face It was quite pale and had ticed his yeh ‘fee! Mohenest keeping on neer (abbr. At the same time she told ™® gissers’ however. caused an enor- stern lines where his tn acaaihoma mg = i with you. I want toe he ; se tf , tured rin had been. is eyes the ge 0 the that the other flower g'ri was ' mous amount of public interest. a . : , " so I wont have to be 1 Pet name { were steady and his jaw adamant. his head bowed # rou even in my cow be Ellen Mackay daughter of Mr condition reflected by the newspa- a a pated dha | Th ‘ — to yo ’ e El y. “ iom retiect yt ror the first tim e she was seeing he ragrance | You don't want a wife : . Clarence Mackay. On receiving pers) which devoted columns and = yt care any ionger, do } the news I rushed in great glee a! columns to them : tnd ow ; ever the house, imformrng not only Weddings, today. of ewen the ° e her question, look , fo. Nw : P ly Neun sufft ¢ the other members of the family most prominent people. are no icking ut emingh = | neditue “4 : ~ & » © where @h cerry - — we = th __—" 7 ana we often visited her cf » : who already knew it, Dut the ser longer featured on the front page iin doe» waenetion ates te B HANNAH WING who does. ? ants as wel! My excursion took pre reasc is that people are not —eemaaee at ean thouen at 57 . y her eves, f! 4 A kind of t me even into the kitchen, to which § as interested in the Goings of prom- Firth aven ye. where [ had to stand il 6 A beast of see " loan +h ? . ~ > my - e) ; ‘ : om 'T ¥ or mamma always denied the children. inent families in line with the c mee rege ay . OOD wall paper need not ai- erings. Strong ny wd - Sa vou hae den. + hee ’ narty ~* er . ij ae a ates P : tad ‘ , ow 2 we : 2 entry. The day before Marjorie became ‘"° Sida’ Party ane sree s wage be costly © | eee a | ow do you know he 7 The Egyptis . . guests who numoderecdc 800 ie he the same care fae color %; und in flow , : we r ’r | there w hearsa! : ov Wen ts —S ‘ . o - ‘ Of the preparations for the wed- Mrs. Drexel, there was a rehearsa | asked each guest. as he or she an@ ensemble effects that eae | te offs eee yous” Charles persist of the ome. ie *¢ bb > . : 7 : , ae? ™ -_ ¢ — LJ ma sia T ”_ re =. me ~ . ‘ wy at @ing—a time of great confusion in '" . eo 0 on = or a We ee, ew es uses in purchasing the spring cent a color sche 77 a - S Level. ames perfectly at this, but the next day. igo, >” The vari tones @f & now it Mariana — = Pes L100 « “Cathe [re vanrouvus & ; most households—! remem ber onty n the church, 1USt aS Tons pia “ed a tale | ‘ 7 ihe = ay ; is ie. See ss ee J 85/7 se oo s - oe ; Mamma and Marjorie were so busy ‘cvec. was going . oS 2 was nearly a year older. n rhe ¥ “ue a multitude of sins in design. while the room. “ae — Each word | f , forever. My childish fears. !uckil: md felt tha: exDerien $ a It is certainly eCasant to record |} raha? ; oo ved influence played on our fami'y ife my gC op acme 4 ; mt be different.” Charles that they hard!y had time to talk : ——s ow . y Saou ees G8 S sche es a | veeees — , “9 - , mo amount of good design will . : . | right ‘(hortzont ‘ were mot Dornme out by subsequent flower gir! entitied e to recogmi- that Both these matches proved en's by a little more than two by my grandmother. Mrs. Kingdon ia 4 a scordant color Do Without a. for her I see,” he ade- — |e. ee ‘"" Aref ere . @ o: ‘? ' " ? . ne tor qdiscoracant coiotr . to the temporary ess — 1 . an e\ven’s" 2 | 4 >* ;> ;* ex , - + cy re oe : Bap is aia tha 4 a abe ei -_ (To Be Continued. ) a Bae the «ma!! dark rooms F COURSE you ad Bily after & minuyute. | (vertical). acct Gaughters. Even Vivien, who was ly visited us after her marr ase per" it was a considerable pro n brother Ja Miss ine The next articie ®8 tell of tne Ceorright. 1925 ewan light ssciiaaite for they will dishpan out of ) > ae ean te sateses & Ses - ’ ~ ae a ' =* 7s 7 . . ad . Iu n : . —— = — —— _ bring in more light. say the home ing it im the Z _ pene A he | cross will interi - See — an~guneee sine a ae ee ee ne — ———]V—$$$$ ress is lifted ziad April days | ? workers at the New York State mary New York - ° ’ Each numbes 1 S TD M NG April ways with potent maxic College of Home Economics. Piain ' laundry. is in the think over what Ive | Sasres ale re O e c THE I on hel th un nd shower the papers or sma! patierns will make that “horrid 4 ' — in the OW O in RHY SeUREnS (a6 CUS tell me the result in the Bact eal ul bird and flower, you set men’s the smal! room seem larger Why havea ¢ she pleaded as she left ‘ | J OPTIMIST heart to singing For with your A covering of soft, creamy yel- can get a flat ; tage t's thought. . OMmOrroW .. By LUCREZIA BORI. The Famous Spanish Prima Donna ; bloom the old perfume of youth's low brings the appearance of sun- | ft over the drain MMS Toment’s thought, | ee ae ° aad ee! ia ne 4 r S & Waal we a - -- : ts * - ne " - a — - ——————E on = — - — % SOR Oe re cilia mA By ALINE MICHAt®LIS bright dreams rect IPnisg AW al | shin e in that no rt room whereas this Ls yust the : 3 on eal theater letted to it. a . cad > van - -~ ae "n ray or gray-od! lue wi i} make bd cou id hh. A os . h white j % : oo > : , Betta See “ ot re eee SE ES Eee I we again with April rain vague joy a gra) Cc we ee Eac BREAAF AST. PTEN ! When | omes to nands, the} arry special igit-weigait mitts tc and wistfu! searuias cold and cheerless. Roomson the = gny will reduce & iCeerright. 1975) bh» .) ra paen a , = . — nad iSite wi * Pris ri . e Stewed prunes siteellcagpati a —— ‘s (nis purpose April Days. — south in general need cool an danger of breaking Be Continsed.) ai on ans eee . a —_ Sa Was nz and Cid crean Ag them Keep (these littie *! ngs mn minc LAD April Javs and Apri) wavs Four (“hinese women dac 4 S. dark colors to temper the light. Redecorating : Fried eountry on 138 ge and ap- ‘ >ULG © as In , e | rn ng (nes spene al . VA ar F su fae . irse f tT"e “e is —_ ex ~% . ern nda - nr , 5- . .2 a 4 _ * vf . “ ’ ’ > ‘ r Ji m" ‘ ITT r Ss r i rT + 2 Sl . — : Coft COa es WwW nee fie — oe a or beige ‘ 94 = i = sion hospttals conducted by r- appropriate for use im large houses seem toe ’ _— -_ ele T > , $s I tne ? . >t r Vv : n t nN Ac ria na #iF ry “ zm . . This alway: ake the ails appes« ne E seen its wane, a ea a pa EE crew masses, such as wall or floor cov- | jreak-up of & hard s . , . :, bs Pp LUNCHEON listressees me groemed This is enough to keep are stirring te joyous song. WhHi'¢e Stuffed egg salad r : have (nem ir ‘cer. and nee a week _ SANDWICHES bright birds throng San 3 happy , : . - ned from this is complemented by a thor- wings are whirring. -yow all may “ Crisp rolls — as . | . - «=. © @ © io@ =o ~~ > ~ >> ee "ss - 7 Pry , ‘- osscris .4 ~k! . jrifted and every be - ; : ™ ~ aw the = OS - - - +e 5 . : i- - a a ¢ 4B.a-0 . rose the garden & ows sVve_l- Fried parsnips = un 6S ? 7 = 3 ceaee Setery oslo rant segs sway hy OUR DAYS ARE NUMBERED Dh . wride ” ereco' pie es oss « es e are. firs : 4 re Coffee, tea, : er appesranse. and second. a 30 SELLING DAYS LEFT. (Wholesale Only After June Ist.) ’ ertain ij of «1 enc) ? Ths million-dollar house must quit the retail business. Our large local dealer , Muffed Egg Salad e a ee erore ee | ' = tai Lic res, Floor Re ’ Xow |] mtain that @ womae demands this change in policy $50,000 re stock of hting Pixta \ move *rhe cs *3 : . " " ’ ; : si. . ‘Sanpete : who wants vers sage tee A . Th N 1925 W d M ] Table Lamps and Electrical Supplies must be sold REGARDLESS OF COST. 7 ' > mas _. ste ac« a te ' P ~ : Bu a Washing Machine siow! are- ’ Aw en ia ; janmri* ss oe h — > ,¢ ; = > , A“ of te i 4 ew on er 4 “ 3 es .? ‘ a aft. - . shar sug ~ est. gat We ask su te sit our . $9 i, or *-"a : sa" " a " “4 2 as er os _ a - : ~ Pa. te + always oe helena iia be « her best will surely fas. Cc a eet Deters you Grates On Ong , a Value . a. prikes | werk out an efficient i then decide what Washe: 2 Less Bulbs, complete Value In [WO tabletpoens/u's ° es 6 200 000 © U are £ & to bu) : 1 + ¢-Light Ftx- Beat with a fork » F — as es ’ in se and ired. Bow! — . Genuine ture. New. well -. \ Till the whites « - ing fixtures, 36 imches : “ .* . . - ." > 4 : , - . tangy ai. 1 om - woman Deing Made and Backed by a World- long. Assorted designs. how it | with Wee is aoe « 7 ° stivate Great Electrical Organization . With strips of ne : e » Daye -° . GEAR I neh - ' ' : . . : Ne erely fo tu thre 2 c- an ‘ Aprmoor oe . ; F = ’ *f ares 1 e Wa : \' « . . >t) SNES”, eae a | . iss " ab - ceils ° ° : - . . 2 . 4, . - o ; ? "ea " a’ ar . . . > 7 "a ‘ ‘ ~e . t.. z ec y | Set " s' ve aq : e ss s.r eA wee i : > eas A ‘= ’ ’ , an . 3 at see? = ’ Ww eet } ts , ge " " ’ * ss .* i - eo ' eon Top, Wringer Bathroom aad the jules 6f ene-hair « She Knows this well, and doubtless d’ Cylind Brackets Sri n« . ve ~~ : ,* > : Z “« = Wel ane aca ° s ~ = os Roce - through rice aad¢@ Dulte ~— pe - ‘ee een the ippearance > . —— - Drain ‘ — 2&c Pan ee and ps P aa ‘o ast be. ' >. % : Da - ~ M ass _ CHIL SAUCE .COCKTAIL Butter generousiy over the top and eh Pe in —_ $2.00 Value—36-Inch set in even a4 few minutes before = “en Mest sn anat at - ve - i . - verving ee ee ee | YY Chain Pendant | Gasoline to remove the stains 0)" measures « - on Two Drain Equipped with key socket, wired from tan shoes’ Apply it with « cent as cur Sera) & F complete. With glass giobe, less soft cloth, rubbing we When 4 . _ zy Tubs . - = bulb rup With «a piece 7, : anne . ve | a | ~ ¥ a @ - Worth S15 a Pair (ream ow? tartar ‘~ keep the er cient he : > iz ' 0% ne < $ © izatec -¥y.In- 98c whites of ges P _ . . 2 : ’ oe : —s . “~ ey | ’ age 8nd "ret ane Weal adds Pinch when eating th ® @egs a . etpe : ‘ss . - “ WwraFrD ‘wy . Reep the Lid On ang of . 7 Then the eal Stews and pet roasts should be ‘he stiff-pristled brus wa “Servt om | EERLESS LIGHT COMPAR Simmered with rhe <4 -e te wer "Jas «& ; a Try ” pont _ oe = ” so @8 te keep ‘he stea The ex" ishing - ss aon ectric yY oince action ef the Stearn . Lin ' . — wen 8 7 Era. 3k Pe? + Fei i id 99 WAS HINGTON AV. AT STH STREET inte ma ches 4 , : 904 PINE ST , - mae ae 188 Established Over 30 Years (Opposite Hotel S ) which cocks the meat anc ‘ , m | | ~ ~TSae aw a Centra! 3454, 3455, 3456 pe on... eo eo oe & & *

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+ a £ i Cig i i i i i i i i i i i i eeeEeGEC_ —_— — Ci eT a —— a —E——— —— Ee —— ——— _-_—_ —_- —_ —- www. er. —_ Children’s Stories .* Household Hints | — OPO BOPOBO LBL GG Gl a i i ll lt lt lil Ni i i NN Nit i a = —_—— rar (Pe? Oro” i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i --_ - - - tl al ; POST-DISPATCH . — a ee q — eee — - ——— a - - ——— } — il — id Sa ot en ae ime that Jimmy skunk is a use- | men's atone during the ance and!| TOME BOY ia . Seite inet Seam nea ow A fd cltors, at saver veaiteet | S50 00S tase : Ss. | ‘ j gear . ; Ss ; Peper what seames CONS | ‘ 22 | | —Old Mother Nature. | See 8S Sy ee ee ee purchased and have ‘them dyed | EXTRA SWEET CORN na, Charles said | 23 | ITHOUT full knowledge of insect pests man can successfully | darker shade to match some other TENDER. FINE FLAVOR wt turning around. ' | the facts any one. would | fight, but these white grubs work- | less delicate frock. ‘| SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Cullam court you? | | 34 | have said that Jimmy and | ‘ing underground can't be reached | : a : KASSEL Coe Se Bit Swe were always to- | | okttateenh dheeed » Jie ao ona. | Divided Into Compartments. ee ie. ‘qhree. Did he come here | | Mrs. Skunk were ruining Fatmer | Seing ut > soc an | One woman who has a closet in SS ie aa ee—away? Or did you 25] 26 | Brown’s lawn. It did look that) turming it over, and then not all | her cellar just for preserves has Stee gee estinely some- | | ae : | ‘the grubs would be found. Jim- | the shelves divided into compart- J j eland | | Way. All over ope part of it the) atin: stecnilihd saciid | ments with a label over each little : : . my Skunk comes along and does | ‘ - | > | had dug little holes three or four | section. In this way she is saved Dee ae methrough an over- | es 24 | aod the job neatly and quickly. He | | ghee gness, mechanically | 30; | inches deep. It was a good thing aah: | the trouble and time of labeling rp Bee p38 Bi | eae does no unnecessary digging. He | . with any real desire | that Farmer Brown didn’t jump) | BOBBED SIZE ed | 3, / 32 3 tat teed Mittens Se Aaieee and Mrs. Skunk are saving this | answer brought him | } ot) 35 | good > On cere eee ie lawn of ours when it would have | IDEAL Guaranteed 00% ier | the man of business, not the Seeound to.face her. tl tical ae | | hi . re | é' | been impossible for us to save it. | DAMP WASH SERVICE = er | indulgent husband wh : sever courted me.”’ | 36 3T 38 349 | thing about the habits of Jimmy | | | is dependable, economical, satis- ow | ~ . : , All we have to do is to go around | facto and sanita ‘ly | her and yielded to her every hy—? | | Skunk. Otherwise he might have Fad . 4 Ot ‘ba te sane d =6in small masses, such ast i how do you know he Gen. 21 Backward, to the 38 Definite article. live on the roots of grass. Jimmy or found in flowers, books or ¢ do you awd he wants 7 wy heard ng god rear. 41 In this way, thus. and Mrs. Skunk are very fond of ms cent a color scheme. y. 8 Level, smooth. compass. (abbr.).° ) The various tones of bre % know it!’ Mariana them up. They certainly have, : od and buff, and also the grays, Mj 8® impatient gesture. | mOW TO SOLVE ‘ aR made a bad-looking place whero Fo tn ge Demet en Eee g mocning, Say LB. PKG., 49c 7. been found satisfactory for @ealnk it. I dont know any- a bg OLUTION OF ‘ | they have been at work, but in the lovers of good coffee. il} coverings. They do not except that I'm perfectly CROSS-WORD PUZZLE. tl time t @woeld have teoked far h- | come tiresome. and they! him. You were quite : | YESTE ’ ZZ ; ON: SALE- ONLY AT: ‘STO ‘nm. | walls serve their purpose you said that he wasn't Each number in the puzzle indi- ‘ ESTERDAY’S PUZZLE | eee but forthem. Those grubs ALE ONLY AT KROGER RES r- | background for people, : who made love to his | cates the position of the first letter ~~~~~~~- > ests | would have killed the grass by er | _ activities that take pla — it I am 0 | of @ word. ‘Telrialrle Slnlalele | eating the roots.” | ro | Boe cinesemeene — eet be different,” Charles Each word reads from left to |) |, ra E NIG Alolein “How do you suppose Jimmy For a short time only..............3. sb eixe | Do. Without a Di 1p her. “I see.” he add- | right (horizontal) or downward ale Alololalelp sitll Skunk knows where there is a T Electric ns | F COURSE you can lly, after a minute. 5 (vertical), according to position. Vlels — grub?" asked Farmer Brown's he HOOVE Sweeper 1 ut | dishpan out of sight es ete cmae Lettered in correctly, words that Eivirit Tiole Boy | , ne i it in the tubs in y murm .oBs — iis $ 00 ° te 'N ~ York kitchen ytired and believed she | CTOSS will Interlock. | PHALSIALDIEINIA R “Smelis it, I guess,’’ replied ® Down i ey a nary New naa Each number in the white) RIAIPIT VIEIGIA Farmer Brown. “If he doesn't. | =— ly payments. B ; taundry is in the cols! think over what I've | Sauares also refers to a definition 5 ryry — — ke | that “horrid dishpan” to “a Tis) me the result in the | 12 the accompanying table. R AIM O!S he must hear it at work on the ¢ a Why have a dishpan at ® b ahe pleaded nat eine dett. Each definition suggests a word |8 I} OLOILIAI Ti ojR T roots. But the grubs that were elephone us at pag gecko les . ie can get a flat rubber - “a possessing the exact number of. :, — once. P Frank Adam “\ Op n- | fit over the drain in your fs moment's thought, ; -— « h hit LE TOTN Yiotrale Elwie in those cases were not working, nce 3 48 this is just the finest dish mt to the telephone and »>wy ~wyDvDr DY » >? > D> >» ong EY y aD “4 ‘Se x No other baby carriage has the features which the Lloyd Loom Carriage offers, for a price as low. : ’ : | : best method of remov ot | down - at - the - hee! app™ i | | ; nee ee are wil | € The graceful, bow!-shaped body, withitssmooth -~ | | surface unmarred by seams, corners, or pieced short ends, is obtained by spiral weaving—an ex- clusive Lloyd feature. The many refinements of finish, the many exclusive Lloyd conveniences are made possible by the low production cost of spiral weaving. Ask to see this handsome carriage, with the sturdy strength which only Lloyd steel-hearted upright stakes can give. Dealers will gladly show you its special features. If you don’t know where to find it, write for the nearest dealer’s name and our interesting booklet. Tue Lrorpj Manuracturine Company, Menominee, Mich. (Heywood- Wakefield Co. ) P , ; di aa Sa va 4 . ce WD ADA VPAVIAIVAIAVAVDA DA VAWDA DAWA DD UT | Lxesea ||) The charge of the [BERED BAAR A Ty ttrer Fane tet.) en ay. delicatessen brigade r large local dealer business | i eA A ghting Fixtures, Floor and : \\ | Say what you like about old-fashioned cook- DLESS OF COST. ery, modern wives have a mighty fine haven .« — of refuge in the delicatessen! | $9.00 $10.00 And how comforting the thought that there's | Value Value always Snider’s Catsup. | Every Husband! “Light Fix. B-Light Vine | f In those emergencies that bob up in ever | Whether it’s sirloin, round, porter- If you broil your steak, be sure to Canadien Factory: Orillia, Ontario jure. Now. (are. Now, well regulated household, rely upon this zestful, | house or T-bone, where's there a give it the finishing touch—3 or 4 $ 95 sm. (Pepeon ne ah “orca te er Rigg yo | man who doesn’t heartily relish a 4 generous daubs of Sugar Creek, | A ed rich distinctive flavor is a new and delightful | tender, well-cooked steak? Most the ““Rea/ Cream Butter,” just a See ax mines Comoe be experience to those who haven't tried it. men can’t get too much of it! before serving. ne fey tees cms one Loom Ravomdnie KCKREKR KEKE KR EKE & If you fry the steak, be sure to use Eighteen million pounds of Sugar real butter—Sugar Creek Butter. Creek Butter were used and en- Nothing else will give joyed last year. If you such a savoriness, Sage oS haven't tried it yet, such a delightful there’s a real treat in PA LHL Sic “i ye ae \ ul Snow-White | a. flavor. Chefs in most na es | store for you. Look oO ow* ' ’ . . . ~ est , : SUGAR CREEK Pliance Outlet OMPANY ieesine Hotel Statler) | Pr ee) hotels and restaurams, it costs no more | Sold in West St. Louis and Wellston by feet of cord. nee a Although |. 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he? ~*~ ee ~ ~ TU - a D-.68 > ett» EDR ate its cna a4 ps PES 4 ee he ee ae | eee oe ber We hs > _ - , . ~ Ni ——— t * —_— » 4 Fei a ee ee ee ee « . er, ™ A te a oe. ark Mg — Te i Ass *~ COMIC PAGE WEDNESDAY. APRIL 22, 1925 PAGE 44 A REAL FOLKS AT HOME—THE SIGN PAINTER di a ia ABouT SOMETHING “To Gat ) .. Te DAY ( teccr MAY~ HOW } : i wert we FINISHED UP > THe WIGGLeY Jos Tre Jos WOULDM T Ba Dowsk FOR Two mMmoRE DAYS IF IT Fecrn FOR HADN'T B&B Byx at are PAINT Too -* a Tre COLORS ARE NoT Comins | ns GooP THiS KimmD ofc we aTHEee i a, Tovcw TeESE STERLING 'sixESsS |} ‘Dow’ Tt CARE | WHAT You SAY “Awd THERE'S THE LITTLE CLD DAVBER , THAT DID THe TricnK:. ‘1 Tel You May THERE Aw'T A BRUSH OWN THE MARKGT THAT CAN LOO SIGN AFTER, SUPPER ® pow’ D You LiKe « AT THAT > You. OUGHT'VE SEEN Tue WATCH ME SLING THe PAINT | j ’ ~ak “WNVRAAS ‘ enn — Se | es A _* 7 ‘ A. S \ \ A lige | , = / _ IZ j V//, E en rag 08 z e D | s “)) i ~2 : = — == | | a — (A AFRAID CAAYT HAKE I MUTT AND JEFF—JEFF FELT HE HAD GOOD REASON TO GET SORE—By BUD FISHER (sere. WE'RE IN) LUCIc. tr $ Mayes’ et counse!} AtOr’s counsel for resting its case. ler Discusses His Employ-, Ment to Represent O11 Company. : Renator Wheeler was on the mand nv: evil four h urs yesterday. | The witness directly denied | testimony when he was /tAlled to the stand gy his chief Senator ish. “ET never met George B. Hayes | in New York.’ " he said emphatical- - “TI never heard of him until | Phe appeared before the Daugherty. Anvestienting committee in Wash- Aagton. in March, 1924." P | Wheeler deciared he was intro- ed to Hayes in Washington by - B Melzner. an attorney. at- hed to the Daugherty commit- Meizner previously testified to meeting of the two and said that time neither Hayes nor ee'er showed any Indication of havinggmet before. .-? Tuestioned Hayes sharply in r€ to the case in which he was ring there.” said Wheeler. I never saw the man before | Certainly I never saw him |) 4 New York oe Walsh asked Wheeler to account the time he spent In New York Teh 1é. ed + 1923. fust before he , or Europe. He teéatified a y th Wheeler arrived there 2 that morning and he spent m x: S8¥ shopping with her./} c) , = 2° O'clock in the afternoon 2” ‘ clock, he and Mra. Wheel- . *ere im their room at the Wal-/ . ring for Ginner. a ae