St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 23, 1925

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— — ST, LOUIS POST-DISPATCH oY Vee ass Ail ’ —_———— — | COMIC PAGE | APRIL. 22 aa, Begin Another ; Income From ROUSE Realty Invest- ~~ ane Weiss — ments. — | ; The Dal \HT'VE SGEN THe Chow) ae | a2 ; 1 Ley ta Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service IL Seen ete hens) GL. 77. NO. 228. a ag ne ; - seis mee WON oa — . ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 23, 1925 —48 } PAGES. PRICE 2 CENTS FAD On) PLAIN Brock AWD FILLING HEN IT © FIGURE ~- ROT TErA- ee tr a, WHEELER FEN Pianos Landed FromPlane; EAFOR CLIENT. lhoret Sets Glider Record WAIL LAND CASE : Ol ee ee - a eS Te $4000 SHORTAGE FACTORY AND. IN NATATORIUM STORE SALES HERE. FUND ALLEGED — §1,354,185,000 Se —-~ - VICTIM MARCHED. os S&S re A S Two Baby Grands Carried From New York to Washington—Flyer, With Passenger, Up Three Hours. -- — — WOUNDED YOUTH c u. Ss. Diplomat to Wed German’ Baroness © Testifies He Discussed the! ‘ nm ‘Robert A. ie Former | Merchants Had $638,797, | . - “ Associated Press , Ry the Associated Tress | ’ ~ | , ] r? = , » . ¥ : any ' re te A . “ CAVE CImTy KY April 25 se of the crowded Fecera! courts and Charles Egzeman, treasurer of. 600 is accounted for. in large part Everett Michaels, a youth who lwo robbers, secreting themseives Sry. at the outset questioned the : : ' -"-—— ts dispose of cases belonging in the society. appeare: hy { a it oF : , \ P Senator about s trip to Europe Sand Cave has vieldéd its prisoner ° Sass OP et a é ey. ee by the retusal of the Internationa! admits that he took part in an at- | | in the hallway of an office bulié- , . ' . th . ; BSiate courts provoked a sharp com- grand jury and testified that the; . ing at 620 Chestnut atreet. this in 19° Wheeler said he went he and todav the hbodv of Floevd Col . , I Jud 7 ratatoriua fund to which Maver Shioe Co. last year tc report for tempted motorbus robbery early to- i re ° & | ment from Federal Judge Faris to- ' sti ae ’ | cause he though first hand st udy lines taken from the bottom of the ~ had had access in the last two license taxes abhourt $75.000.000 of day and ina hus robbery in which morning, intercepted the manager Smt foreign relations would aid him (shaft after resting there overnight. °** “ hen he continued a Mann act veure, was short $4025 ales of shoes made i® fa | $34 was taken Tuesday night, was |of a concern, which has offices - , =" : ; ' ity ee ome SHO ade factories ' , Wi the Senate. lies at a Cave (Cit, undertaker’s. | case against Mike Accardi of Ma- Maver came to work for the so- iain: Ge Cee ale . wounded and captured by the po- there, and marched him through , . oy Pe a 1 Bicantht anit i ni ag ’ > | 4 s. yu marke van abner ot tes oa , ‘ | m After a dozen questions along! Burial will be am a hill overlooking "on. TIL, to next term. ciety about 10 years ago, Egge-| phere. This matter is now . tj wh snpetheent tH before noon today, nent | sidewalk traffic to an alley, where « this line, the presecutor switched |Crvstal Cave. a cavern w hich the Judge Faris expects to g@0 to a man said, first as a lunch man, | it} Ee ee boulevard and Newstead th bbhed h f ;, 4 ; : , Wheeler's teFtimonv ahvout af explorer discovered several vears |! ospital .oOmorrow for operation on and two years ago was made man- t) mia . 1 ae ; avenue His companion in *his | ey Tro im ofa package con. , Ginner Ae attended in New York ago | tumor of the leg. When a jury ager and given full charge of the | ¢p Omang Aner go sales. for morning's attempted robbery, taining $1732, which he had just . * * e ’ . Hl . (C teh 1928. » Hoc Fi March 16. 1923. the night he sailed A limestone and sandstone rock disagreed at a previous trial of A: natatorium, admission to which | seeds wae iat ing July 1 oe weer James Doulhitt. was caught in a obtained at a bank. ~ *. Sd ~ Petar witness. Georce P. Haves. tes a aa ardi the C : . 28 : wth Pd: th _ Aas comparec wit his ic f SS, orge “ ‘S- ‘eig , >t © an cardi, the Court remarked that the was by ticket. () N ‘ ' : P chase which followed the holdup. — “er Reg. So Pt oe > tified he met Wheeler in New York ee v Pore i evidence showed ne oles was more said . geman, M ie On ena, | $644.908,000 for the prior year. The near Carondelet Park, at 12 Me The 1 ee A | in } ds inn “alline’ lef: | © ce sh “ase was o Szceman. Mayer was ask ’ ‘at é ale ark, ¢ a3 ; ihe nicht of March 16 ; roa hate a oe soe COMNe lett ns tne @ tat ; é ' ae wsccllhegninn pagel 5 isked tetal of manufacturers’ sales for. waiting automobile and drove rap- e nient “ i 7 ae | ; »" iii 7 , ; . . j ~ . . . fou CALLED RAE A * 4 eee tntericr emploved hy the victim’s brother mess is a 13-vear-old girl was made, he said. and the alleged on anies te $1 én $1000 . nse tax of an 18-hour period in which —international Newsree! Phote. sued them on foot. HiPPOoPOTAMYS AND »Wheeler denied on the witne«s | The body was freeg for the first | Today he asked Iistrict Attorney Shortage discovered. The eran Cellecter’s vaned members ‘of the department, car- MATTHEW ELTING HANNA. Revolver Pressed to His Side. | mis «& THe e.esT. mand yesterday that he met Hayes!|time since last Jan. 30. when the ss what action the State au- ss ee yer was 0% gamete last nicht in ‘shows that. for the last one-year rying out the Police Board's recent Hanna, who is tirst secretary of | The robbers’ victim, Charles FE. m , . aren : ' ' m : ‘ = . ) t] > vad ¢ ; 4 hh ‘oo | ‘ SS; On an? =: P * 3 ti > i os +i . sre ; ; a , igs yy ; Time xr E€Evce 7” ew York. and accounted for|falling rock caught Collins and thorities had taken rhe reply was ’ = Assaneas avenue ant period, the stocks carried by mer- crime suppression orders in differ | the American Embassy in Bertin, Laroy, manager of the Salary Pur- ‘Saw one ; ° : time spent in New York bv tes- held him fast whole hundreds of that they had declined to take any Arsenal street, where he was em- | chants were $53.727.500 and the | ent parts of the city, aiso took a 18 soon to marry the Baroness Gus- P % . Tann, from whom she was 4dl- 4 ’ aft. and left it there over- , - ney $1909. sieut. Reinwald and Capt. Stin- He carried the money. wrapped in Mire hHiouse wv Mrs (,ris- night until equipment could’Be ar- hurisadiclion The case in this court taken any money ahnove his salarv City Gets &° 862.222 \ger of the Carondelet police dis- vorced. paper under his a An he- Mm Mre J. Rorden Harriman and = “oe et , , is as difgerent from the case that and a certain percentage of the , : me —— han ae — : - —————E ' , ‘ ” ranged for hoisting it to the cur- | | - trict, who were transferred to that} 4 thro h the doorwa one Stone ("el “ione ia just i fac e ;Shoule ne hy roug rhyt in the State Natatorium receipts that WAs part For the city *.scal year, W hich muall ’ lietric ls ‘ . 4 pase us ¥ ed from an assignment in the| _ "f surts as day and night. It is pure Of his salary | ended on the thirteenth of the pres- recy LR se sc scope sores! og 8 TEMPERATURE NT 91 HIGHEST of the mén acmnent an8 Sean : ; ASSIE ‘ Spectators View Body. | ths Tecerior Department. | : ised sack was removed from the never drawn out by him He ped share was less, being $2.859,.978.68. fine Prstied P ‘ news ak * ‘ ate were released for the afternoon. Chestnut and Market they turned i’ Slealt Great Falls at lead and W. H. Hunt. miner in HOLDUP OF BANK MESSENGER he resigned the position because of Increased city automobile license! th mainte maa 11m ere - “| ana a number of straw hats went into an alley, where the armed ; aes acai aAl@ | oh; ofr ee ies heats ' : : y Saw | VE wate _ ww . ey. testified that Wheeler told oars i eee olor bapa oo oggkae long hours and complaints against | ‘®*s More emma oomneagts hggsr ey actin boy ee if ehinegesth a se Beene | to the cleaner, The Weather Man] robber ordered Aarey WS Gurrenma it ae: making my 4 init the spectators to walk past the cot Chicagoan Identified by Fellow Of- things over which he had no con- other directions, the total of such;"'™ ° 4 ry 1B ine sscews 4 | believes that while the temperature the package. : hates the depakment and view the bods ficcr as One of Trio Who Kid- trol. fees for the last vear being $416.,- ooegite the aa ae aa today might equal yesterday’s, it| .Robbers’ Car Lost in Traffic. ' . '’“Dace hr , ety ' ” ? “ey i es . Camphel! he, ause of his elec- i a vd DS and inok at the bods naped Him. —_—-—- —.-- —-- — -— - 26] a, and for the prev ious year | , © ” saad waa men x ne os oen ns, will not exc eed it. At I p. exes it As lLaroy complied the armed — Gee Senate colsely."” Hunt said. ‘I doen't want! By the Associated Press GAMBLING SQUAD ARRESTS ' $368,954.25. ee u one, ring ~ nis ” 7 had reached 88 degrees. robber ordered him to keep walk- se. any go away ; —— e : . “6s ef > ( p drove Lieut einwald, who o : Pees The trial was halted temporarils oo to So away and sa} = CHICAGO, April 23.—Raymond Of the license collections of thé! >.11,.Wed and caught the man. He On April 29, 1899, the Paani ing up the alley. At the mouth of a ths Bofenss ran aut of rought uDp a chunk VV rapped in F Vinicky, 26 vears old. a traffic 13 NEGRO POLICY AGENTS last fiscal vear., merchants paid | sai 14 he cin lames Douthit a | ture ye ached 91, and then on Merch the alley, on the north side facing in! tnurtitineness on th: rags policeman was held todav after $746.95?. and manufacturers sail bin oll 4338 Rais P inaaltnidaliaall 21, 1907, it rose to 90, so no prece-! west. was a Ford touring car, the of the Government to agree One of the miners, J. S. Smith. Patrolman James Gavin identified Victim Bemoans Fate That Kept $862,295 Public carriers paid —m o- aa seid th nes - nine ratapun /dent was set yesterday. engine running. Into this the rob- eal et) ne 4 e “—— ’ , ol s i ti ' Sie tos P ar ec ea eT te 0 ’ VY. i ss Diiiales reusaiging evi- asked that the group kneel while him as one of thre. robbers who a 14th Member of Original 307.826.62? the division between | hut misty ont pees anything ¢ | By the Aseociated Preae. bers climbed and drove rapidly out pe preve: TD ata Sditn a Sen the Rev R RB. Neel of Bowling | kidnaped him and stole $10 100 Policy Companys From “Meet- the United Railways Co. and the +) ht ‘rT “ ee - DETROIT, April 23.—The hot-iof the alley. ‘ ¢ ni the Montana ; - . : * : > ‘ ry ay . eT ee ol | : Green, Ky., offered a prayer Mr. fram a hank, messenger he was ing. People’s Motorbus Co. not being | ; pn tek Rg peers ps fe Bice test April 23 in Detroit during the Laroy gave chase. The car - 1 “ >a’ “* . : =) . . . " , , « o ” 4 ’ 1 z s ‘ > resting Us Case |Neel gave thanks for recovery of guarding. March 21 The Original Policy Co. has 15 | shown The tax on gasoline tran3- a een, wore gnats ne Pe _ last half century was reported by icrossed Chestnut street at high é men Discusses His Employ-, the body. A pistol, taken from Gavin at negro agents. But last night when | ported through the streets. at % ryt mon rt R th ‘identified |, the United States Weather Bureau | speed and contjaued north. At Pine , . ; , i a ) e ae 1 a ” : — 19 Represent Oi Company, Body to Lie in State. the time, was traced through a/' their headquarters at 3426 Laclede eent a gallon, was $232,428.97. For i ig a Bs 2 ie ase 25 and his at noon today, when the thermom.- | street, it became lost in traffic and t Nat: Wheeler VAS on the A hearse from Cave City then watchman. who subsequently - a the previous yeal the same item ae a! prea taken . _— Leter registered R3 degrees. Laroy gave up pursuit. e : : . ~~ . : ; , 4 : . 4 . r ve ? - & r aR nag » eat =! onvy when e was = fe . , ” , ‘ i Stinger s ms ’ ASK fo : Bel to the ar Se! etatinl taken to town, seven .miles awa * LAWYER 50 YEARS DIES BROKE eguad, 13 of the men were pres- Billiard and poo! halls paid ert, Perec i - temention Seen | cago seemed in prospect today as rae 10 we Powe: and weighing ‘ founse!] Senator a a | wapre KX was emimimeg? ae ent 650 last year: bond and stock brok-| Pouthitt The aetaoner gave a paper = np page Mea deac Abed . t San ena" ae t 4 | rangements made to have it tig in New York Corporati 4 One small agent wearing a huge ers $5287.50 boxing exhibitions ; : ;noon today, equalling the record . as two or three re { never met George rh Hayes |state several days before burial diprenseascnie, i hich ‘{ $60.60 ise erchants-$18,-|"2me 4s that of his accomplice, and | qr 94 on April 23, 1915 younger, & feet § inches tall and a ‘ : ' aye > Ti? t -T) hic . . esic > 5 a : «@, ». . ? New York he said emphatical- | ceryvices are held Owed Partner $25.000. | P n, whi ? not believea to be a - commission m , 1. | Save an address with it. which] ae ln ’ weighing 140 pounds. ‘Tnever heard of him until | | Special to the Post-Dispatch a ne Oe ee ae aa pr “om t. proved to be imaginary. Stineer PARTLY CLOUDY TONIGHT: The Salary Purchasing Co. does . ; pe settee 2 | lows, “I told y -all : ! cense: 17.616, « alling oO oO ; aay ) zoe i “peared before the Daugherty | Rancher Ships 9750 Lambs. NEW YORK, April 23.—After ~ testi, yr oe poe a would ri ere Sa caaeaal wear’: pj. | demanded the truth, and Douthiti | ’ a business of discounting salaries ‘a fating committee in Wash- WILLOWS, Cal., April 23 Nag than half a century practic- W ow ets = Pt : "1 cad bee elon $1544 aneeteuetin $1666; | at length said the other man lived | COOLER TOMORROW on assignments. Laroy had drawn Mm in March. 1924.” | at dee aR ng law. and durin verve re other two, 13 is bad she heaee ag ar a house in the 4400 block on the money in anticipat! . ; - special train, consisting of 65 cars, |- aw, am during most of that medicine.”’ fire insurance companies $24,800: nu 1OU! m | * “ ° . . y a pation of a Wheeler declared he was intro- ‘carrying 9750 lambs from the J. |"™e one of the most widely known Poles books and $21 in h | Other insurance companies $11,400; |Felmar, and that he would show | THE TEMPERATURES. larger. business than usual today. ‘ ’ ' ' ‘or rs ’ are f > , ; . 4 : . ‘ ~ ] cas sets ; : : ‘4 a? - ’ i y ' ] a rm 73 - . > Police , R me Hayes in Washington by S. Garnett ranch, left here yester- an de ration lawyers in New York,' found on a table were taken to | real estate companies $14,700; sa rina gan (reals hens ogy 7a. m 748 . rm ° cnoutoenaanraiie es ON if 7 “THAT \ (ORRY elzner. an attorney, at- dav for Chicago. The shipment. Edward Lauterbach, of the old heagquarters along with the 13 un- merchandise brokers $13.400; ped. | A party of detectives took Dout- ; 2 = 35 x : a. $4 to the bank romaine Ou DON'T HAVE ed to the Daugherty commit- valued at $100.000. is said to .-stab- firm of Hoadley, Lauterbach and, fortunates. dlera and hawkers $21,461.20: the-;hitt out Delmar, and he showed | 5am 71 12 noon ey . ; SF WEAR Melzner previously testified to | lish a precedent both as to the Johnson, died insolvent, an ap- : atere and exhibitions $21.375:|them a first-floor front room in| ya as tag 74 ; - ~ . $600 Ser gern of the two and said | early date and the amount of stock praisal of the estate of his part- HOW 70 DRINK WIT TH lunch rooms $25,105: vehicles $29,.- |number 4409 The detectives en- | Highest yesterday 91 at 3 p. oy ,000 FIRE AT SALT AIR at time neither Hayes nor ner, Ferdinand R. Minrath, w 35.25: ls ies $4852.75; and de- ‘ed and f qdE tt Michaels | ) itn ‘moved . inan ¢ Minrath, which ; 935.25: laundries e.4 dO, tere an oun ,vere vil Ae@is lowest 69 at 6 a. Flames at Resort ‘ salt fr showed anv | ‘ : ee —_—_— , a : | . m. 1 ar ndicatio was filed vesterday, reve: ri ‘tive ¢« 2390. the youth med bys Douthitt ha § ition o bie ag ae. aan Z ‘ } ils Judge Hold« y ou Must Pass Rottle tective agene les $ o t yout name ’ a Ori ‘ j FP ‘ lake Fanned by Wind. Yingaemet before. ‘wt | ms The two law partners died a Rank en © Who G , Of the license collections of \a8. Michaels darted out of the room INCINNATI for St. IT | Thy the Associated Pree. ) ‘K to One oO ve , . ) - cant ™. Louts DMoneA Haves ae Vee ) month apart. Lauterbach was in-° 5 egal le 7a tto You. | .car the State's part was $85.-/and ran across Delmar. Detective ané 4 | SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, April er a bem | Hep ttrw uy Ca ‘Sg » debted to Minrath more than $25.- WICHIT. . Ferg s Aci ie rf 841.59: State capitol building fund. Henry Jordan fired three shots in | P ty y arise: 3! 238.—The Gat Alr resert ‘en’. ian . aR: + . 900 ’ - . caine =e ° 79 $925.458.94: the, nal art clo _ there said Wheeler. r Thi W | p . leg ge partly covered by you are given a bottle containing i 29.47; Art eat Ae all the on — Eo va “% haels and | weather tonight: |'shore of the Great Balt Lake. 296 eV ' , . 4 “‘bacn : s i firm’ , scnoo! P G3 . 1 e' r bbe saw the man before 1s ee / : nb =n s share | in the firm's lauor and after Srinking of its oo, the = 4 wae 00te BA) Seine wo ee ; im A “we aa aed and Friday; cool. miles west of here. was ruined by A 2 —_ ‘ , o> ; . ‘ ae . ? “ ainiy I never saw him $ yj as sets, but the remainder of the contents, pass it back to the person and sinking un , onfesses u o rics. er Friday. fire yesterday. Damage ts estimat- ee ew York” 2 Wie? , obligation is listed among. Min- an aioe : library, $50,917.88; achoo! tax. $1 Michaela was tken to the city Migeouri- 7 ed at upwards of $400,000. ee Mish askea Ww) ecler te areount 1) Me 1 ea it is Real 4 rath’s holdings as of no value. be- “ 4 " a ~~ you are not 9529 905.14: blind pension fund, hospital He said he was 16 years) settled ton! ¢ flames were fanned by a 25- | . ae a , ° : ‘ > . ar the time he spent tm Med York ) State ee because deal leaume Lauterhech’s estate was ta- guilty o reaking tne prohibition $°5.458.94: soldier bonus, $25 old but the police say they have in- | ana Fr ent wind and spread rapidly. Balt B26 1902 ( ers are making especially }| “ee law, ruled Judge Grover Pierpont | : | ' , ) H iday,. prob- 1923 ist before he |. AOA OVOT, Be a jhe and Douthitt committed the | dersatorms., cooler. | Church and esch year was | Mrs. Wheeler arrive: e : A tm ead ' ¢\ died April 21,:1923. His estate is re oo eee the hottie to a Lindenwood bus robbery, asAvell as 7 | by thousands of tourists, | rly 1 ther purchase bigger values third party with firs ) Mlinois In- Mat morning and he spent appraised at $484,083. which goes — we pany wgows irst obtaining the latter attempt creasing cloud! desirous of swimming in the buoy~- ey day shopping with her Where? Wherever you see to relatives The appraisal also the consent of the person from | starts at 10 A. M. on Return Jour. | LAeut William Walton of Carr neat toniehe eee ant waters of the lake, it being 3 8:39 o'clock in the afternoon Real Eetate Week Seale shows an unsecured note of Lagu- whom you procured it, vou’ are ney to Lakehurst. Streer Station captured the three Friday, probably impossible to sink. HF 9'c los kK. he and Mrs. Whee “ na ‘dealer's window , terbach for $1500 guilty of having had liquor in your HAMII TX N. Rermuda, April 23 men taken near che Heya: Bakery th " nderstorme , a “"e Pere in tha = = poe ' ad ° oasession AMIL TO. ermucs, -"- (ey office. 1627 Biddle street A er room at the Wal- rertisements in the — r “ "nit s ble air- rs ; | exce era “ASloria Hote! he deci = war» ks eta ; Slicht Eruption of Vesuvias. : m ; | Tae ee eS {few minutes before. at about 1! f ee 5 Stnaten 7 4 ' deciared Classified Real Estate col- (| 4 P R h | ship Los Angeles left its moorings we moe Ra hon e air tonight in i.e finne,r Hie sald they umns of the Post -Dispatch. iRiv the Asanociated Presse Radio eachecs 7000 Miles. here at 9-40 this morning walled he ocKk as’ ee "' meciant all tgp o ; south ton: =“ Mre J. Rorden H , NAPLES. April 23.—Sudden ac. Rv the Associated Press the company nac to ® tnree qo? ‘ arTri- awd ata - . - j -» ¢ « f ade nor robabl roo r » Co!. = MM Hoy The 1 i the Post-Dis- \“tivity on the part of Mount Vesu- AVALON, Santa Catalina Island hee he islands and Be G necen men in the office. which they ap- » of see tat use and others. ‘ ie lists In : 1t n . MOU ; i ; aliné at 10 a. m. on its way back to eee + eammteni n : Friday or y MEXICO CITY. Aprti 13.--Pac- fr attended en opera ; patch Rea! ate ne a ‘ ius with internal rumblings, the Cal., April 23.—What Maj. Law-!/),xnehurst. N. J poares qe nave rough An | night. ing each with with pistols at only a Previous!) testified he , today contain properties "te \lemanation of smoke and flamesand rence Mott of the Army Signa! oe Ve _— ee Ao tay Sun rises at 5: 13. Bets at 6:46 four yards distance, Carlos Carrtle, “ales Ww heele rin the lobby of ; choose from. Select the ones ! a slight eruption of lava and ashes Corps believes is a new fistance WOMAN EXECUTED IN GERMANY were looking for wn Mr. Jones and anid é ) an electrical engineer, and Prof. *! between the hours of 4 4 that mente m4 gagged Ned | se proving an attraction for the for- record in radio was established here | pred any said a Jones worked 14-inch Snow a Butte, Mont. Jose Izquirde shot each other to e i- >) ) | the afternoon of March 16. ¢ murano _— Sleign tourists, including many | yesterday, when his experimental Was Convicted of Murdering 10- the “ pein oy e pg 5 me BUTTE, Mont., April 23. ee death Tuesday. The duel was ar- ‘The fo Represent Campbell. 2 /| americans. now here. The direc- station, using the 250-watt tube } / Year-Old Daughter. oF tne P e. as aout. a on was under a 14-inch blanket md foe mer when the men quarreted - a . . « > » SOUrtroom wax packed while | § ) Sl tor of the Vesuvius Observatory as- | wih a short vertical single wire an- | By the Associated Press ane 8 ee * yin he d snow today, with the storm. which! over the details of ¢ ler lest ified He was inter- T he J} ost - Dispatc h. certs there is no serious danger, the _tenna. got into communication with | GERA. Germany, April 23.— , pees met # sane par started last night, continuing. It special comm " = " ‘ ry i.e , a) - be Dut little by counsel and ‘ s Louis One Pig Real letate Directory Li erupt! on being caused by part of | Hano! French Indo-China. and | Frau Schelhardt, convicted of mur- ines ‘found | nd rested snes of the was one of the heaviest snow falle | dermanic Counci! es 'o present his testi- ‘ The Market Place of All the People the central cone collapsing inside | | Soerabaja, Java, @ distance of 7009 ‘dering her 10-year-old daughter, — ~ ee jon record here. Traffic im the city | Tacuba, = suburb on Page 2: Gatien & i rere the crater ‘miles. was decapMated here today. cn on Pege 3, Columa | 6. | has been partially imterrupted. of which they ¥ y oe rer ra er Fr ee, ee ee ee core oF 1” rin al pe San an te ae @

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I ae litem ha ——_ RL ADVENTURER 10 BE SENT HOME. a ule s ther Supplies Fare tor Ma Louise Hall, 141-Year-Oly Runaway of Kansas City ty 9 _— —~ ——— Mary Louise Hall, the l1-y adventurer »eCar. 'y come oe Dr holz Says M ERE have tq = >» av . cnoiz ays en Kan he wck to he; hor sas City ar ma Wh F m | exraphed her ne father nas o ormer y Held ' Thome, . nh besides, t} And Cou iti . SP 6 iv Vv » nail P | . distasteful] te a word ‘Des?’ nty Oo itical Jobs Thirty-Seven now. pep Form P ae if (does an eaaliantne hah Were Involved F er O- . i ee and Best Bidder.’ sic Sur) | ‘ 2 : ai “ n — her father. who Loy. icemen and ee i Former The mistake | made was in say ” ee Su eeman k *), ” ine P * 1} _ . > in i ‘A i) ve Rer ¢ - nows us! = Vi —— al ) ne said (“harles ferg . e Katrom Cont . on piv a Blipper Just how to illa e A . Strom of 352! s Bers 8 the firs : inued his A second , PAID OUT $1 gents Get Fi of 3329 Louisiana avenue ot time 1 wae eve injunction, restraining Mary—it will not goon | 2,000, P . MCS mournfully. but he was not at 3 jury. Next time I'll k Fon ajthe Board of Publ : | e Ih 7 , ' as not at vve3 | N now he ‘ slice Service f -—j% . rmort. Ouisi NOX _ etter repre . ; the se lf-assured little es PHYSICIAN or rison erms. | : “d ; s tell him the teas brivis igainst a manufac-;. ke Mix relents in th nless oid Was 69 cents a ton. that Ww . acharge ! raft, ree M hs “ve. | tol saealirdixees, © it 10°30 yvester i in his applicat ent to Excelsior Sprit Seeee mace by Dr. Roy P onths old. him there wasn't]. -aee* ao Sterday that ©harged taht Rea 4 agg Last Sunday juet bef, 12s. ip Scholz shat $1? 00 aa . | in Ad enough money to par for th ; : would do bets ided Bergstrom adequate a erat goes net have etio4#n e ; pore the COle fro h _ bh ~ | ; ‘ vance. of an e1 : ‘ rhe Loss ; er in the ‘? " ra : ransportation f. e 1 nm Was taken up in her s ese ale sia persons. j ve and a few other thi vn a@ jury pane! rig than hat the bho ie staat» hoo! class, the th owe Sunday suding three men for 7 _ | about a company that w ] yer It is me 1 ‘ é ;contrary 1 pis aroktrarily anal : - : ‘ } . ‘ rol . . . yf . " . ary that a few aay Ought struck sie ing politica ! S Seca! ts Pom -D ' ‘le with a man inst " sidin't Set~ | relent f 'kely the Judge wilj | ordinan o the provisions of the - * oz ° ' , e > re og engl i Spnate!? isi; ’ ior . ; ‘ ‘ ie ‘ > rings might ‘ald ” a) at Excelsior Count’ and : ~ ania ' ‘ IN INN W iy Apri oo P . nim go TQ eourt if ‘ f making Lange I he told Deputy Sherite hy artif rmiade the award that ; a, ve her ennui a heen called to the ba er is si officials and the = -' olice Dwene | Who took the ca ten @ artifice and threats" the ho , : ™ » she lett the clase ec P attention of Cir. E E RWS iends are sti 48 Hours in Jail Jail He is ta oe sman to COmbined with Rea 7 Jars iitting to give rhe mon ‘A558 fiat, uit Attorney Sidene - , ¥ Ph . ; McDONALD DONALD M ized nda’ by the staggerina oo . ; 10:30 Frida stay there unti| | rangement: wit! 7 to make an ar- ey . ; oo: i? ’ . io ‘ le . 4 ty t i le > ay . ' i} "mt »¢? for the collection ; provid. f mone’ is “1 if? ei ‘yy HVeé Pus 7 ' mand attr tan shows leader of the N se MILLAN. LIEUT COMMAND ’ Ws & : iy i¢ tat }- enjreran .| idgve Sm th and told n J . spf \Iix busted in does not m morning and th f raudree was ‘ id ree “A hereby ». 4nd us ; weer pai er d : ort Po] " ER noto ioKEN OO] nach cee id me to leave Ot mean he i« ee . to receive 78 ; pay her bue f sed it over in he city yr : who vill . ole exped BYRD U } oonpe en he ply ai al e the hox f ia %& e: ee S ;> cent) ’ r fever . hich is not fa ~ rg hae Springs, Me Echolz’s versio: men in two planes McDeueka a exploration of the asa his first conference pod 3¢ former members of the | 8 | hy ag me something else about |two R a Furthermore, he iw an islat ee the garbage to : ; ina? rom “ : . ' " we is t m - } rctl “es : i co “i ; are ' . . ne ey Tt ‘ rye) , ought e, ; ‘ ’ tepuhb!) P " ° vic ‘ si; if ir ihe She stuved there 1 Kansas City, a today. being cont , e explorer’s right hand ma a He will command ei “7 rg axgeagooerst former Villag | inte aay : » act, and I told him tried to ‘'f ican politicians, who! Where Rea Mississippi River, ivs at the heet h ae days Two affidavit made } . Hon I kn ” eight a agents who had pleaded UB ne ies ended te leave anvhow ind they ' “rom for the juror thes hog -feed | proposed to establish « otet, How w A Courthou ee (Cla nis ’W you are married ; : 0 dictment , . 1 Fulity len the Judge saves ° vas might as wel at ing farm, despite thy int lwoor deludea r - wae 4 Our Ws { ' i? i) P mnVe 4 hex : — . : ; an ‘) exe nse — , ‘ nis cn rgine them with ia . ay. 48 hours in pillar ee P ] talk te that transport sti lat the room clerk d before Circh esied ltul wife and fami! ‘ st ed to it and } oOnspil y -f ‘ bs a = ' indicating falLi0on is cone at a | wow th ’ ! to q Lore . irc i? ' e fre } bh 4 iamMi ' Wo 7 , Arata rn = . ‘) if) 1° +} = % gE one of t) he ’ e oss tt HM “ hen Marvy Ms ; ’ ; hs hne; in winis hy wa 1. + iif] nave aa o : ' i ‘ vr The Cis . , . ne \ a stead Just then i por ts of the P ne SuUp- made up in the } though for ona ' e A ked out * js futile eft antl es fo io ; chy ‘ ry P the have in a : tpieed | went c ' its wen timee I i iT) corn rne rinn wv ith the - e} the ; nh someone came throuzh Berg COUrl_Lroom dustry ioOg feeding in - - “) | last T y 4 " rut ‘yi7 \V | (’é ; 1 sie t \ Tit’ , . ! i) ‘ rey (>, _ 6 te : ani Pa ¢ ; : ‘ ; . ‘ { ary? . ‘ corridor with - rstrom’'s offe oo ' ° orning that s! uesday prosecution in th: Oo Da ive Sai | wr,” fl ' 1. . I ici ’ oy ’ L fe ; Lan ve | ‘> icers were Vou w int a d ay ple if teering “a staten ei] of volun- sued nH temporars rents . . * ' ¢ ' bAPT) . ' .% re | | x | i » ‘ = } . . T ¢ ‘ hanna . Sz > P : se . . e ; : str » finished actress already pew OU! O Sarre ~~ = He did n : i) , ' ' apPes oday hefore You iid Bergstrom. “But : fence ent that if the de- “© returr . enmeneen dite: \ ; =. Cons } dé ) ity ‘ i ryt ' .. I ; = ‘ ‘ ' ; ' . c} } } las i re ‘ have tn buv i* it , n lant in The dar le lable April th T i 7 ons STAT vx} : . a inw : } 1} ‘ “Nf if ‘ : , - Ne] :j- : = ‘Aig? 4: fet, Airec? ; ’ i aoes ’ ‘ arm: . ; e ee . : Oday Near the hetel on a pateh of ~~ my itomobile ,_ s on the : ” elton 1 se e an hen visi | lepartment lirector, for) With your meals cent cone | Covered by liabilit tage sult was). Caen who with Hoolh grass : a] mn ine jT : — he oa. | ey) . I } be, 4 ou of } I i i Manv said th ; ‘26 Al a ‘ Y insurance . (‘omptroller , ? Ass Was 4 Vent = . yey i a ; a ntence in ked- Thev're going t rom me. what the law ‘ xplained rion sult brought ' f ; eat earnest sane club in agains! hin hope tt a el mae . Tron f Denut. Sun \ in eatine We 1 sugges ip ou autoniuticallyv severed don’ ‘rin tO furmigate them tient aw if and that at pres azo by the Jeffe . « ew dave fut obe “— vaismiss on é whout th, * Gap Trigg woe f he o eir connect} . os mt get ther ale Ot ' the State hi ; . ' itr reen Distrib: + Mary noticed that sacar am a preliminary hea hefore gang's pa , ' | olbéck \ king eid caer Iry and | 1m. “9 ion with the Police| All they left n back till tomorrow. act in ’ has no compensation Co., which bid $1.29. Se pt ' ° ye’ ic ' ae ’ I ny not anit r ? —— ‘ , ‘partment wily “ Was — - . ore ; =o. Sent! ser et ne hired re fai ve 4 . a certa ne As | ite | © ? py AR Epi ; te poy | "sete ele Pty shoes And | swered he sian Bergstrom ans. that the plaintiff. whe had. ue fort «h ~ asted ’ mer ‘e PY er ' ')i P " : ' ° i (smMman ort rrie _ 4 th, : mp ; i Awve ae th , iaTV SeT felces ranging f . : how ever. continued al RB , a : " $] ee vond nie hi ‘ ’ TY) “Wy . ‘ P iif . I? nm) , ©, +} A ne ve ; iP rom his fask ’ wv ; £ \ Wireless Y ; Tw ah qd ene te I ; ‘ Ost a ind r ‘ unti in? , “= to t} . , ’ ® does Ann . » Dr. Jac ; + i i i ‘ lone. . } + , iare adr. ry rents 1] | ion la Ww and t} > ‘ ese sky to - ‘ " a ning thei . me fre e HDPTATION +h S ie. linge could e Cwea ra : Ty “Ns - : ce 1? pav- tune’ J - receive Ne ntéea r necks in rr) M little pleasure ’ | ; * ; iISqii . re iid th, : - m t One lie _ + 4 = “4 ; ros _ I ive Lscape With -. - ment yf protection . ; : ae n 2s protests aR: ‘ ke PD- i atte mpt te watch th arn Joseph. Mo. Another time _ aoe Seenty cag e hest thing I ‘could 4 ! second - ed in 1 Ir Jud Prsiencoe, boot money by! Equator gainst crossing the cleaning-t} Omen whe are . ; i not er tf . : i1'S5o¢ ‘ ‘ , t, = . i ‘ir Vas une 4 : ce , ‘= : 4 | 1) re Tic : coe jez ang nar ot e . 4 i , ‘ ‘ } ” ; oe terre : liman Ca : me Q The race neq +h 7 , PALVe Town . é* 4 a i _ 7 *> Tay ‘ - i ; nen oOo per im- 3 CAs 1¢ peddlers - a cotta COVE ail ‘enductor ss the , - bate , “ve lerstood 11 _ | posed penitentiar : There | Neptune's the Railway Es ering of wine ot 7 tor found her or- Cireutt Ay } ‘ 1 asieah | * . ? ’ ra" ‘ inZz ne ¢ = he rs »f - Zz . e Af » . ‘ rn hy ist ia ' the Sitbieaw ¢h A agg that the train teorney ow) iis Lo ind. ime inlantiaa a > gpa r he me : . ¢ ; , ‘ — h —— m i 5 dave to tiene f he families of the defend- ‘the P rican chieftains received } aan revious bath having been in ; ; : ' . Wit! r) ’ Tet rmnoOnins rnmMme +} f ts an ; ; , “ y ‘ ; ice ( . a ! - re | -, . : Tt ch, ‘ 4 ere the Tirmeé Wi x Spe. ial |} os en li oper } , iC nK- her : his didn't Benita nf ~~? , Fie Wh R Yent tn «ere T)) Dara \ty . , The fit ) ae ee mf wet ay Li edera investi- . iat all of the defendar a r, sO she pretended , ies im thes ' ~ ’ roervr \@ . Kf ; ‘ Race. ; ; , ve ? a vt lice a ‘on +} e . ; We lid he relens its n ever: i to faint. te" Py iNais ° ‘i ¢ or jis mn , mn Teerent mn. . — S ahle ings q te . Pe 4 4 i} (Court the bh if ased on their old ‘Tyo . p ‘ oe 9 a’ i ana oy) ‘ 4 ? . I’roase.- ; as of the mV le , (1s r | icin “oy noticed her. and Drative , . extens : Se hin ~ : r) i ‘a ' ff ge A Melt ‘ a cS } evidence obtained onds until Monday evening to ar “ wt ’ - ' ' . ’ r r lf 4 lk. a / ii! t t ‘ Ty? ii . a c , Yr , , a ™ a . he in o ride in an ambue and nae tile nikie . eres é ‘ 1 proceed ; i ee ee ner and pleas had range their personal business Th m cian c , . Leg .. ot 7 a iLainst he -) riage ir) Lis bee half - > , P r | Vell. Marv Rtents bv ns | y « comething fi . nim —_"* n if he sel sentence = 3 coun- Prayed, Then Collected Graft.” | e Hoover Mary | * - ~/ ’ 7 ‘ ’ Si TAs , - . ari _. eaves for home 10- Pram ine , 7 >» * tf 4 -_ ' ~ | , ’ = \ , T) ong in ed "Tl" } ' 1s minen' + ‘ is position « it WAS A , ; Pmis 18 O > ¢ The conductor will be direct- te ’ eo eh ) , ' ’ Pr ; ’ : ne } . g* ' i - ? ; © case lar Cawse , nited States Ma rehal BB J p ; “ “s A ornes Mau v“ nen Hila . Rugs wear a Warnine: Pon iy ‘ nf j ig ~ 4} - $) ‘ vi . i ; 4 , a ePnte oF « . aie WitCK \ionda aveinl , al oOrtn- SY (Doe) Freeburg ate » og : — ; , | ea “TT .¢ ' fied a at : cer ' cere mad ' n ni vening at 6:30 ‘ar Stepper or- me the; na next dav was Mond | ) ) a 6 city ck. prepared t ward for sentence. “Thi Om ts > lean Jiond -_ ’ ‘ Pe at o leave under '¢ is Man was aie ference on ad ara ] fs ne ra «6f : inde? an elder ‘ ; fe * | i- . 1 4 Mir 4 , . 9 } 7 - ! {i if a A? P iin i P| in the ~~ > . : ‘ i r . inspector lanta prison :; Ninth Street B EPhor ers ) ' VAS a th si M \ = ( | m 1. at S p.,tist Chureh durin r we ‘ . " " ler ‘ : r ‘ ’ P , P j . 1r'] } ¥ is In re i; ; se nig } ; 2 ] ea , } . (i¢ r siz “nr ‘ ‘ é = : i -_" village dr R lis career as , ‘ ° on 4 ’ ’ cf eT P ro . ‘i : ’ , STeé hel - ‘ Orart 7 ; : © DD! ' ten. hl s* i f¢ iT “4 , ~ , } ms Jot k DN A’ pr Ve! ba ’ . | nar ' — & ‘ ‘ ‘ ie we 4 pa ry | a, ek nern Pailna ~~ = a iT «Al > meet) oy . - Rireee:, rr thad nicl ) » and ' statement in « S pre . ' ' : Z a The = a) ra he pris- | loudest praye: nz he was the Biz o- rf , me to s him Pens : ahh ! at nie t hs aiieeill Will be attached to | go er d then he would . ve t : Hes e } , ; 1) ' fular train out and collect graft, three . “ ‘ ‘ On ny . . / ’ . ‘ Aj th , rY the , Meta, Relates. , ‘ a ‘ P ‘ lé A] rycyce @®hn — eived in 4} res Moni ns in ad ince. fron n . Re»: Lpertionee “ ‘ ‘ n | 1 to . ‘ ences were direct eae eee Keepers Hie w ' ' euinée : acing bet ‘ oe =e i ~ , p n nad c a i | ‘ \r , it ed ny renor?’ aa ot as he head agent of pene ¢ j 3 eX. il }- in: ’ 5 thes ' in ‘ ic — a ial | rthw ck next Tiiee tea ‘ e f ‘ “wy ry e exa mpie ' i A . i nr , ’ moa o ‘ e ; i@SaAaAN " . , : . oe SGANIt threat : = vi As : falik ng r y at vé . Ing t 9:80 clock. when tke J Wileox. of the Denart ‘ , h ’ 1) ‘ +} . . I TA ‘Constr . T oe “ 1 ic . J “was ‘ery pted ‘ , : — lier }? rh . ws Pia Called T " 4 , ‘ Ae: z p'et 4a “9 }is -~ in ' ; . ‘ and fe | anid . to ’ Niste: ; I J ttor mey ~ . i}? ‘ , TORIED A $7 . man ot +} = ly nN =) ' ree ry j/ '~ ° VW hé r ’ For a . > . ; att at : . . : . I } ” ‘ war ie tj ery ac — =H kaminister Fe-! f told him I had anou aeciea TSS, | yee FAD ON) center rising S4uAd" horhered me T qult the court and | himited Time Only b 3 ! 4’ % . i " —_ 7? ) . . i goa ‘ ws ’ we : e ‘ ; “— ree 7s _ nae mT? oun? 3 P| ne eourt ‘ a ee Natu: . - ve ve : ha 7 , } : ’ ne a-' = PSTyitsé a ‘ ine ne largest ~ We nit tn los Ar oe! - ' ind Pal BR = ‘ ‘2 im men? 4 Le ,;es >’ lg. ' ’ nm iage Ui ." ’ . ne V ‘ sali 72 l VV . = sinc n 0 rned enr?s , I am now re. ales he 1) JUSt (her elire a but vas NO r ; et ~ , — pres , naving heen collected by i de 1 a J 2 , >? ‘4 . : P >” ,no ty 5 one — , ; } . s ; ~ li zg rye inf _— - ; io , 2. ~ dang ) atiahole nl + hire } his sort of « . wee } a Fines: Clam P & a wa 9n0nn This an oa uagre Hickenlooper sentence! ’ Pete, : m4 7 “* . ‘ ’ ’ , a yr rae - ¢ ‘ © stated to ~ ' iim to -_ ‘ .2 eK . I © affida: he said. ‘H nan for you tev ; nd ¢ , : es, e ' to have been collected ; paid 1% months at Atlanta : a ys ‘ | ie hye ' : ' . S74 ‘ . s's oe ‘Lane Aubrev Houston of the ind impe sed a fine of g1000 and - ' ; ‘ ’ { - 4 -_ °} Ti s ! (eo i f) . _ . ° ~* ‘ 7) , { | n . _ if f fas aa — > . >. h 4 he c Pan. | ! ‘ ,V. nie \\'e i’ vit P sl ¢ r* ‘ : . , _ ors , vy Mootlecgere ; la nictK’y for Father of r ‘ tio: hn « haas ’ eitf cin Ti | Bt nt as + ~ ~ . } re rT , RA i | bi ef . a les The (Aasé@ ot if? cer ° / ‘7 ‘ww : . ii ] »? | ’ Be we. . . ° , / , " . } ’ > . : , ° . - JO e mn . Sse , i ~ f ‘ i | oo $ ~ ” . id T s ms fron per nea js tne mos! ti , ra 4 . ! »2) a , . tr) Ol } ’ . ‘ ‘ Vt yer . we , . ‘ r ‘ ; seh Artie $i attorney, after Wiicor " »] ' neignboring vo ‘ : . I " . ms ff +} stated that '? . Th " = gc iz « _ 7 fs P , ; 4 4 ‘. phe } ney de °® (,0Ve8rTr e atio Fath the watl “ © he lant | : ment records n 1. ¢ ‘ ant ed 7 th. P . 4 ; ‘ ‘ . ‘ (ye ‘Ti SS ~ riven ; the ‘2 m4 nd Cute 7] that hoe ha ’ red tt a y nown Wweeper Wit Dor the a bp es. v1 and | =f mend toe a ne agent. at or gn A , With : 4 . are. via . | ‘ - . $ j > us : : $1000 iT) w% ° , ‘ h D ° 7 } é; . ; : | 7 “ :, . ~~ | «f ; ¢ aat ' I - af and hid Deen ac ments, elivered f niffal c.bNL- ay nee] ‘by ‘ ry ' . f , ~ $4 . - 7 ‘ , ©} ’ Vveread hy uit ted nN both narcot ’ we or *) ! x i ‘ ' ’ _ ‘ . ‘ ' , ry : , (ne . —_ , a’ “afrie ] +) a nd set in an Band , e dre ye va ! ealled uj . ) ance, $5 ‘ 0: life ment. under which the de niga Baie . ‘ ; ; ? ‘ r. . ‘ , : ’ ‘ la : . - hand-pierced ' ‘ m old li wa ‘ \\ p ; en peta , i? ag eaded eg Laun nn 4% eare * : 1% 4 : ‘ . } ‘ ‘ ‘ . ;? ‘ . a . gy sf P ha blue sayp)- me > +4 a ‘ : -?2 r ' \\ eloped following the G neve hildren, ranging oat \ ‘ ca ’ > , ( ’ 7 " eae very . . iz rr 2 i & tr ry - handsomely . . hone to 4 . g ; ; eal 2 r © revelat So ét% a oi @e@e - . orn ' y ‘ i . ‘ P , - t mone ia i r? onthe.o ai } : hs . di, r , : Pa 1" ~ ‘ le, ed th whe ‘ rh »? . Tare ne r ¢ ha tne awre ’ one P . There ‘ ~* nie ; — dj ha 1 . rem , “)y7 4 . , T4 P . if r ’ ji‘ rae Inie an . atl irawn from a byry id ~ . fi ; Z ‘ P sale , 54 “4 ae ' : . 4 Ma 75 : } 5 yt le | 5 | ; : Cher Vessage« \ ‘ « ry ‘ : is # . , bt, % f+ Ra ¢ . jati« } nel given tn hie "wy = ’ - , ~ “= »*? " . 4 ‘} y ee ' ' ' i= r ‘+ — =? ’ fo | “i ’ . 1s nda ove B l ~~ ’ : . . ‘ ! ' . ? : \' *. a“ ' ’ , . ° ‘ I ‘ rT) } @ S Vw f Aa ’ a , : / ’ | " a ance Pa abi ~-——- ——{ “ Tivo. . ‘ . a ne 0, | \\ des ' ' eF drer ¢ lf dont know ho ‘> y e onth " aid " es; Interview with Attorney Heros 7 | = Ve his om ) . FE woinge w the family 's y ' will have 1) | vhen im the : ss od 1 n > gean . bribes averaged!” eat or live, if he is taker € Hoover-cl r ,frerr an hich i ‘ , ; ‘ : - } ia yeu t wa ways A ‘ » on . a : ti : ea -clea . , ; the this wo : ’ ‘ ePssage — me > Vl Ke _ Pints peinted out. he nen *exid the attofne bri th . ne d homes are | : . ; , | ‘ . r _ ' . ’ ihe Ne ' i* ne with é Arne , ' , ra lay for ¢ m Pet al tls he’ would | pligh | tried to explain my |trate a led to pen: esort and Travel Bur Basement Gallery fo ne : i“ s om the ’ } — : bis = : } . * ‘ NOmMmpartn ent in eau bapense of hiring | what | ea liviiioh thers was aboot $1 of the Post-Di | z ax T had | esea py he ost- tch eo ; , “ee, . : lf q Ts +" . « he Ispa C . mame Ff « ' , , Wain 3 ? i “a dere j ‘ ie ’ Fico r—FPoat-Miepatch : , ma as n bliowr = St L is’ ; : . ouis’ Dominant Store * eto eT a a - - ; _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH mvOR’S CHARCE EXTORTION LAID BFFORE. SIDENER ———— ; LL MacMillan C s THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 23. 199° | si &®. 32) eS Oniers With Aids on Polar Trip ~ SENTENCED FOR CINCINNATI LIQUOR GRAFT ta ———— ie Jailed Juror ‘ Wo Word to Judge Next Time’ Finds Self in Holdov ) | oldover for 48 H Talking Back to Court — Damage Case. ml. ee -—_ 3 —_—— = _—-- - SECOND COU ———w — n’t Say LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Faudree Seeks He Was [ homas About Alleving RT ACTION ON GARBAGE CONTRACT Writ, “| owest

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THURSDAT : 3925 . . ——————=—=_=="—— — ————S== : — FIREMAN WHO HIT GROCER FINED S50 —_——_——— — ——— ee — ———— - ; — —— am 4 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Lie Daily POS T-DISPA Tt.H alone has VORE Cll 7 Circulation thas the morhing and one other evening news LIOSIERY EOS! [orp lye UY M At Special Prices Every Friday Women’s Pointed Heel — a. ee _" > =a —_—— TS eee ee oo ee Friends of Yours in Bed FULL-FASHIONED PURE SILK HOSE ae | Bi te - ee nd Semi-Chifton $25 \ ce ET ean, 1, . { . | ° * “om o c e signa r. wD n HI oR Colors | 2225) 200 New Silk Dresses . eM OTS M eM. aha ua o Ha Maria? 2° ‘ Frankiin fj} e . 4 Lisle tons and soles Park Opens June 20 cee SB POE Te le wali i Special for Friday , Dest ‘ rlireman (,erha i. Ss eX . . efe . i | ce sae : if] 5 Te corcn eters crercerues MALE Northern Pacific Ry. - MI appearance he was $ "7.9 ‘te al .1) size . “2000 Miles of Startling Beauty™ ft x tne ‘me. 3 SS , : ; ' pocccccssccsocsnses asenes enue eee ‘ ; ~ . . , r | Te oats ie Silk: and Lisle Socks 39¢ ; MY VACATION TRIP Z| supposed ne : 7 eA | THis group of Dresses 1s lines; mostiv sizes 1%% , : : 7 .e . one of the oustanding fea- ; Sees ovina : os ani . for Friday's. selling. : 5 Ne erha : tures tor riday 4 In Hosiery Saving Dept. : 2% owgpcelllgebaniag | mena : : Extra Sizes, 1 Ce q | pees, 1 ceued Meagen to ee tor 8 i Continuing Our Most Exceptional Closing Out 9000 Pairs the Fireman me. Ewsce Ss ee B ” Sh REE smart. new styles are shown in this group me Recap omy a | Sale of tar ran oes Pee for sports, street and business wear. Tailored is belt un! 2 | eman ca Ss of a good quality polaire cloth in tan only. Lined When Gerhardt told me the fir> ji] $ .8 throughout and trimmed with buttons and fancy stitch nan ef my } | SS ing. Sizes 38! > to 52) 2. An ideal garment for immedi- ate or early Fall wear. ia ’s Low Sh niy give me eight days to get fire ff a i , , ‘ . ‘ iy y give me eight davs to get fire [i EW groups have been add- | ‘ ’ : ? $5.95 HER omen Ss LOW oes ee ee ee ee N tt atte wa 50 Women’s and Misses’ Coats, ° : : . . s . ee! ée Ss - Pe ari: ~~ ; ; : haster s e ' f es ° ue © eat ate a al] a, ad | full lined; sizes 16 to 44; unusual va'ues. mind my own business again. He Satins, patent leather. all tan } A » .. rr) 4 “ a ] : iow n stai The New Patches Tees TOD shvlen tn choles from “ . eman said h are represented. Included ar sizes 16 to.42; exceptional values. vane Pa | Military Heeb 9 TEN: eer has tine ine tactory rejects and short lots. oh -siliiiaaiiaitiedetin —= Fancy - Swagcer physician there had said the fire- but extraordinary values at the ° Out -Outs Py te Ties nan wasnt intoxicated But low price. Sizes in the as- / 3 Bats 4: Step-Ins sal ci — sortment are .3 to 8 a e. 0 S as , -jwore ~~ . Pumps And no. vas ‘he f'reamars ~— . : Viimlels . ( “9 ’ 2a A habs r ee] me- Made, v« urn. “I didn’t havea drink.” —— Special Purchase Group | Scrape sxoo Sandal : : Ay ae ) y A tt t @etce ’ : ~ be | Effec : : Agree \ R t { 4] : rac 1ve mste—aaa = 5 . Ss S|) Remnants of Wash Goods $4 .00 3 SCN I ; ear . : in ; af : —- * = Hii s - oe Dy 'r ; ' — “an . a \ Ira’ es? Ff erec » = sn . Tt . - ~ | ; Te? a 3 | issue Gingham i ° ° Plond ‘im fell agains’ 2 bo: . : c W. i adeira Boudoir | e - \ 1 , - bi, 2a Se i oo eae ee 3 Mekby Guedes, 44. Gieereses Fram |} Striped Broadcloth Reyer nat : ia ' : Wife. Is Found 1 oernartindad oe At 35¢ ¥ d At 15c Yard ny _ Pte and Filet-and-Cut- ‘Da { — in Room : ar Offering 1600 yards of Oliver Twist style come in & , . nae i a ae a Remnants >f printed. sport bleached. check Nain- sizes 3 to 8. the middy style in work Buffet Sets He ght was ae nscious in his |} Striped Broade oth suiting sook: ideal for pajamag. sizes 3 to Io. e 4 : " e rime QUdiity cotton, 39 inches underwear, etc. 36 inches Downstairs Store == $5.95 33 1 oSke wv ~~ ee wice 7 wide a ‘ i iets cae Sheed ee he ene te 5 saiyremes iacéiemichedae a aaa ' : —_———- lhe Set includes two the iling zh aA »° Seating 3 F ° oval or oblong doitlies a 2 . mee ite onan : a rida Sale of . and one large doilte to te were two letters and $38: one lett New Prints Women’s Over- ¥ | match — lovely with a" : , —s see. \ am ° | handwork trimmed { _ Savoy rt, amd. the At 66c Yard blouses at 79c 4800 Window Shades with rea! — nit me- 4: rome stree’. asking it he de- Printed tussah and crepes Included are dimity dallions and edge. | a | e money a bank = &: ier im an excellent. silk-mixed Blouses trimmed with em- HIS Friday sale of Window Shades presents am @2 Cc , : a) tg 5 condi . , opeggtlaaieaans Dimak estesed ae a ge Pre enieniae was Meares gaye ceptional opportunity to supply the Spring an@ ross-Stitched “a ied ' 28 } . - - . Somebody Like You siesile ag agit | some slight seconds, bu way is the wearing quality teed rollers: come in ecru, white and green. ; Jane Green 3r appearance of the Rug impaired ' rt cose) 00 Cgnahened Giese wan “essed ts Bren he Holland Shades, 49c Each , he | A De . Tata , = o at _ - > s + ae é National Bab April 27 to SPECIAL program has the auspices of the City Dr. Max Starkloff, with |! specialists during National Baby Free Physical Exe Children Up to On Thursday, April Make your reservations before Shop or by filling out and mailing seat a | ip . | Size 3x6 feet, priced at $1.84 Of excellent Holland cloth. mount- Week programs will be held in Then hear the —— at Loew's theatre, April 25 to May 8. | Russian Convicts Ewape Prom |i Size 4x7 feet, priced at $3.74 ed on guaranteed rollers. Come in ‘orn floor, with special elevator en hear their Victor Records on the Victrola in your own home. | Train $5.84 ecru, white and blue. Sizes 36x72 Name ; — | | ' | _ wen | Size 6x9 feet, priced at | LONDON, y “pee oe Size 8x10 feet, priced at + eee “oc ania ' - cio an || Size 9x12 feet, priced at $8.97 inches. Quantity is limited to 600 shades; seconds. Address . es a Age of Child Watch for C onli in Sunday's There ie but ome \ ictreia and char s made Oy the Victor Company” Look for chese Victor trade marks . —, Wa were oeing | oe TRACE MARE ean . ’ HT] Vv, ] "te t r oO ] ame re , i Siesute Uogs are wnrepdieunite ine eee . Door Shades at 29c i ia OO stipe en Mg wearing, have the un- | a | : aa —— 2 usual softness, pliaDdility and thickness and do not break when Oil and water colored cloth Shades Victor Talking Machine Company. Camden. N.S nd escap . 2a | twisted or folded. Are suitable for any room in the home or 1" assorted colors; mounted on good .* "iy os _- - - reise . 1? “ o ffice the year round ‘oWnstairs Store rollers. Seconds. ee Leber Poor wt os Quest . .a

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THURSDAY. APRIL 23. 1925 — —— yee _The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 97,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~ ee ee ques~cmm —s aia " See Our Other Announcement on Page 15 STIX. BAER & FULLE 0 a GRAND-LEADER Evergreen Trees, $2.00 Chinese Arbor Vitae Trees—each one a perfect specimen. They are baled and bur- laped, and suitable for urn or yard planting. 18-inch size, $2.00.. 24-inch size, $2.75. (Fifth Floor.) ———e ee LEE DALE OF MEN'S SHI 9000 Shirts of Well-Known Brands—All Specially Purchased —Are Offered at an Exceedingly Low Price 13254 —_— — _—- - ——— ed —— - \ . an a. . — — 7 - ’ - - ee ee ae os - = — ee eee — — . _ ceatiuiell >" ay A First Showing of Summer Models At a Price Especially Low Begins Friday Morning at 9 o’Clock 128 HIS opportunity to purchase Summer Frocks at this exceed- Madeira Boudoir Cases Specially Priced at ize play handwork of a superior quality in hand scallops and elaborate eyelet-embroid- ered designs. There is a choice of several lovely patterns in this very low-priced group. = selling develops many odd lots and broken as- sortments. These are assernbled each month at prices that insure prompt disposal, offering amazing val- ues in seasonable merchandise, and. providing a consistent LINEN Boudoir Slips, soft and sheer, dis- Filet-and-Cut- ‘Damask Dinner Madeira Dinner let f Pa RAPES q . Cloth outiet for such accumulations. ; . : "i bd work Buffet Sets Napkins otns ingly attractive price is worthy oi = , \— 4. ; . ax | $5.95 At $1.50 Dozen $19.75 Some of the offerings are rumpled, and some are a ‘gp soem pr mage ao ~ —_ . . , ; : 1 ose a a Oblong Cloths = soiled, but in every instance the values are worthy ' SP “e ¢ o h Seer a le of peel sei Sealied ol Damask Napkins of an ti fer ners of special consideration. rocks O | ‘ener price. ese new eood quality, neatly poten pte Summer silks introduce first styles of match — lovely with handwork and trimmed with real filet lace me- . : adorned with hand em- patterned in attractive broidery in eyelet de- ns he se) hem signs and _ scallops. The character of this sale makes it impossible to list all , S. Summer, and at this price are extraor- dinary values. w Shades : * . ——- a d ~ = . PO OE A a ae Ne en Ne eS em dallions and edge. Priced very low. of the features, so we make this simple announcement, as- Shades presents an ex- C Stitched , f the i -e of th d t upply the Spring ana ross~-otitcne | Madeira Hot Mattress suring you of the importance of the event, and sugges Three distinct types of Frocks comprise the group. of an unusual character. owels Roll Covers that you plan to visit all sections which deal in merchan- Washable silk crepes in pastel re handmade and i i d $ ] 95 Protectors dise you require as every department participates. LOOK —_ embroidered. Striped tub si ks, smartly tailored, m . : isplaying gay color combinations. Printed silk crepe \-Size Oil an Th - : ; 79¢c Specially Priced FOR THE “END-OF-THE-MONTH” SIGNS, and in imported polkadot patterns trimmed with graceful ese owels, 0 ) me aay | land Shades ail-linen huck, are Linen Covers for hot Oh Asia a Socata make your selections early, as the quantities are limited. ns. ee beautifully | embroid- rolls — offered in a : 6 : —_ : ecru, ‘ . : stitched in * 21g - zag ; 4 ; : ‘ / npr s,ioresitched ciples of lovely band’ style, at special prices No Mail or Phone Orders Filled Striped Pub Silks in Se ; ; : ms, in tast. col- em I L ‘ — : 245 " ; unted on guaranteed = s. Four attractive signs. The edges are ae — sks oo 4s aR yy Other Models in Sizes to 46 lers:; not all colors in | designs are offered hand scalloped. 54*79 } m pai be — ‘99 \ \Moderate-Price Dress Section, Third Floor) mill rejects. — > a 7 x h—_ Typical Values Selected From the | 7 48 54 : (" ; Y YP : fs Special Selling of Popular I bene yehes Inches ~= || @| National Baby Week || . { fC d D | Vide Wide ee Sale of Curtains an raperies Novelty Silk Gloves $ 05 pri o May sate in ; SPECIAL program has been arranged unde: : : eT itl : W " 5c 1 A Salen Val Tatas City Health ene: Irish Point Panels indow Shades $ 1] 39 Pair 7 tr. Max Starkloff, with lectures by prominent baby : ndow Shades Specialists during National Baby Week. At $2.35 Each At 95c¢ Each : 36x84 Inches, 65c Free Physical Examination of HESE effective Panels ate made —— tg = oe re THoves snene Giowes ore te aran- . , r autifi . ; : . r H — Children Up to Three Years ok anal eee #8 ees mches wide and 6 feet long. are || lanese weave, their charm is accentuated with | Ys ; : a 1 Ss. > ‘ -act ; } On Thursday, April 30, at 2 P. M. + sot at this moderate price. mounted on SS aa ing short turn-back and flare cuffs of graceful design. h Make your reservations before April 28th in our Baby spring rollers. — Offered in a good selection of colors end eines. i Ac Sh eer 6: DSi , asd anil the blank below. Baby sence wastage } ount- —y Onaklrcgy be held repythanny Bdacatipnal Room, oe ae 11. G d 9p | re in oth floor, with special elevator service. Artificial Drapery Silk OO retonnes 6x72 N OSE Lae ae | ; sh ame psMeeeacs At 88c Yard At 39¢ Yard | Address ot ae Ce pe eee) Pree Gay and somber colored Cretonne in the season's newest patterns. Ideal for cushions, slip covers and Summer draperies. wns Se" Attractive 43-inch artificial Drapery Lectures Silk with a high luster. offered in the popular shades. Very desirable for yy, window or door hangings. ’ «¢Sinth | ee rT

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eo — — -— = — I ae —_———— ————— ——— re ~—— tear ee we oe ne o ™ e ¥ '. st "| = e. os a ee . ~ am = - a. > N The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBI SD ae SASL Kruggs-Uandewoort: Yy ee “**i Save Now for the Summer Ahead—Take Advantage of This J ubilee Sale of Men's Jubilee Mes -Y oung Men’s Summer Weight Suits if Regularly $1 Reg. $1, $1.50 > a 4 ee - (' mi QI — _— -_——— —_—— — aa — —_—_—_— _— —_—_— ——— — —_ ———— ll —_——_ ne —— -——— —-—— —_—_—_ —_—_— —— ——— —_——_ eae -_— ell -_—— ——- = ——— ——— -_— tag} 39C . yO : Regular $25, $50 S$ ° 5 bcp = ° > . _ Ba ARGE assortments of the smart- 3/3 i est patterns for Spring and the G20P materials—smart tailoring—sizes to fit men of every build. ‘ee coming Summer. Regimental These are the outstanding qualifications offered in this fine Ay stripes, small all-over patterns, selection Shes , Daal worsted pn Scotch Mist. $5 /. ge Aquascatums, ¥ 65. * ie Fifa b ea REGULAR $24.50 Just 500 5 tm Re Date A Gladstone Bag. ~ — = - - =”. | e Important Jubilee Selling of 300 Pairs Rear : ae | me Cowhide Gladstone Coat Cases Men's $3.00 Chamois Gloves $17.75 %s Pairs Y | ines " = a, ’ 2: A Special Jubilee ; x : fferin f , ' = yy " nie _— - 4 ! sira > Raimois im natura r. w -ONSIFuctiol er * es Las . Gillette S : F ‘aret iil “ . =? 7 «0 P | 5] ~~ P . > ny r Ww) = Te if > ~ — 4 y ~ AJP 4 " ‘arlions, 2J-ineh size ‘ —— - ae ° — : cs * ; TAY : 3 Safety Razors a. oe These Gloves combine obvious high quailty with smart of cowhide leather = S t- : Ps ’ 7 P= ; i nese i ce et . ‘ a ii 4 i i ” : sae | Try ? MM ihe inpearanee—in short. the kind of Gloves that men approve with stee! frame and y Bovs /5c Union and Blades Gf gp /) ppearar he Sa ee ee Mercere Iasi now lined. with shirt folilll | x % '" . a £ . ‘or eonstant wear The special Diamond Jubilee price sug- reinforced corners. Leather immed. with sn ' . at YX . its : 5 | 7 At 83.75 Os # FET, eests the purchase of several pairs for present and future division board and mwside straps. | ulfts an eepe»rs bs *, Dede _f a j / i f 4at B : p a4 ase ae 7. "ai. ‘ = Li a 4 s Ls 7 | es. Regu ar $5 . °r- —_ a J p use at savings A > _ Rraxe =n x . Pp atle¢ i; 4 4 : y ay At S400 — Mens (;/0% ~ — m - e. = > ») .» - "ER u.a ~ 4 soe. (y ' OS . AY a oe” — A ARG! ~ gen bs epee . me us iad ttttette ant ae " rT oo ER scree apay 10 Gillette Blades For Smaller Boys For Larger Boys Regulariy $ tages. 2 te tf -”- ow Sizes 34 te 36 an wet eee ge > Willette Blades IY . toe = 7 Ww) , ee ap Offered at Less Than One-Half the Regular Price Fine Cigars Partagas Palo 2 *~ x ~ — * « ££ cate’ x fe SR a a ae _——s KEKE SESE — iad t Armmortta size > 4 a oe Yew 19235 Wilson -uper- Wilson “access Tennis Rack- WVilxon Onwentsia Riackets. Wilson Windsor Tennis Autographed Tennis Rack- : Reduced ir the Jubdee : “oly : | , za _ sroke: strunc with om - een: popular ‘ orame - Site -ualit white ash frame Rackets: good quality Oriental ets: ne rode argze playing Many *,* - Se pedi 8% | zu" $ : iM = ad select > 27 .} RR rer pevelied bos $7 acer zut $4 Rackets () suriace ill e f sc > ee. ome i.%a . i z' iz ; , SH... pire : sale Price $7.25 $5 25 $3 60) sale Price $2.1 end-srowth ash. # ae > ‘ne . e " ‘ a £ - : — - sale Price - “Male Price ° ” juan . Viasearilla » tor toe New Improved Wimbieton ‘ Regularity 11% Box of 54 at $4.35 Wilsen Tennis Rackets: ao back " } Championship Tennis Rack- Witsen Phenix Tennis strongly reinforced and strung erices on Ma ' ™ ;, , ets; wit Wainut taroa: Rackets; white ash frame with the best quality gu > Rex of 50 83.85 (rest Tobacco oe Soune: $4 pi~ rood quality gut. $5 $? - Rackets -— ~—- 1 sar (me Pound. nets sale Prieve ode) Rackets. Sale Price Lewd sale Price $5.75 25% Off fe — ee ae uF : La Flor de Intal \ popular tha 100 Dozen Tennis Balls ne clans Asn —™ , > for It. fox of 50 . " — = soe * $1.95 Regularly 50c Each Qh —— “ , ; ~ » Trnnis Racket Cover WwW x . , or / ~ ne irs ' tal and lIieiephenre . si eee ae ae eter tor ry: e pot, pirates ‘he mnriei : ' at Orders Gri er Promopr arc 7 . | vas) ; ai x Dit On " are -~ paren mn pane z 7 a he > ! — aals ; sor — + Careful Attention nina PPLevTisiidy iz niiiis Bal S. all Irest} \ BP be green with mfortablie — a em : — Tape | \} : . t | ; ** ie abeorh perspiraheon °e , oe. SLiuide is s®€uson, a P. S.—Special prices in a few odd eara 79¢ ularly 4 . : | » ar . = ee a ERS Yc Wea sail sizes of high-grade wunported Cigars. — oN ee agree Oe ee ee = sale Price ‘ " " >" °| “2° Qa, Ve ‘ f + f a - 7 Pe ow wy - a. x ao we . Ca en > da ey 3 si - * > - ; > | >». P4 . Se +x . . af : ° 4 oP ot is ee. 4% * ' i ve Bas 4 . = ae ‘ 7. ae ae ? =. Sa orgs ee 4 @ ote M 2 > net we * ae 23 eee SE i ois eF bad ‘ pat siete ana ‘ . rae 0 ee ee,’ « Z ° * sik : y 4 a . e ° my, “ it ae 4 2 tne 3 * ‘ 4 te A aa. ae ‘ . . : ea 4 a . oe ¥ . : 4 ¢ ~ - SF i , Gs 4 . SMa > . 2 “oe = Y &. a t sists a

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« P 2 —- = 2. on a : > “ a ee in fediel ll valle ‘> s & 8 A NEWS ITEM May 17, 1850 REAL ESTATE. Yesterday the corner lot on Front and Olive streets, 28 by 100 feet deep, sold at auction for $675 per foot. The adyounang lot sold for $600 per foot. This manifests a0 deprecia- tom im feal estate 1m ovr city. A NEWS ITEM PLANK ROAD. The Madison Couaty (Ill) Record learns that the directors of the [Americas Bottom Plank Road Co. will take immediate measures to put the entife foad under contract, and that considerable amoent of lumber has already been contracted for. Ly whole work, it 1s predicted, will com pleted in 12 months. The di- rectors have completed their ar- - range meats with the Covaty Courts of Madison—the nght of Fav, maps and comvevances ot the land have been recorded, and every- thing 1s teady for operations. = _ — . a _ —— ” Beil Special "i The Real Mother Goose dt $J 6 Regularly $2 s favorite Beok for the ch ntains more verses and neve 1 illustratiogs than any oth 32 full page and I - page iliwstrations in col Blanch Fisher Wright. EBook Sheoep—Siath Floor —_ . Qe — — - : NT Q “HIS ww One of the stk = shades, Silk Pengee that . fers remarkable value at @ White, Pink, At $2.49 va. | nated Crepe de Chine, SiR . ° Pengaiine ‘Rayos! ; ted f,eorge't« “regr ° Ariss-KRrose Crepe (Sitk and S wwe ae : a i repe ‘ale : re y "'Re in lingerte shades

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* oT. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH — | | New Colored Silk 16-Rib A NEWS ITEM : | Sun or Rain May 17, 1850 —e a Umbrellas REAL ESTATE. Yesterday the corner lot on Front and Olive , . : streets, 28 by 100 feet deep, sold | At a Special Jubilee Price at auction for $67 5 per foot. The adjoining lot sold for $600 per ) $ 95 foot. This manifests no de eprecia- ' | ad tion in feal estate in our city. | H | | ae JCIALLY high-grade Hose for children, made by the Rollins A NEWS ITEM Hosiery Company, whose four grades of Runstop Hosiery for — |! j pannesse | Fine quality of taffeta cov- im women have created such enthusiastic response in our Seeond Floor pity ot > , }ers. Made on the new colored June 10, 1850 pa | HH! Shop. The same high standard of manufacture has. developed an }enamel frames. Color of frame PLANK ROAD. The Madison ml 2 nn equal diversity of Spring and Summer shades — equally serviceable Be tak he and material in contrast in County (Ill.) Record learns that fe = 1) and attractive weaves—in- smart Hose for boys and girls. = 9 . } new, very fashionable effects. the directors of the |American : ae | \ | | UP \ TY wey ' ' as bemette ont a! || pa 3 Because of the tremendous a hawe a TTA ag) es . _ es ee . y : 3 quantity in this offeying, we have pre- Ss ee Et entife foad under contract, and that | UAT pared the entire space occupied by the Rollins sale of women’s i oe. | PURPLE 6GREEE considerable amount of lumber has eet Me Saw thie nye : already been contracted for. The osiery, to provide for this unprecedented sale of children’s Hose in Umbrellas of very fine con- whole work, it is predicted, will be the Second Floor Shop. 3 , | struction, featuring the 16 ribs completed in 12 h ompleted in 12 months. The di- | | which adds to durability and | fectors have completed their ar- bd ;' fangementswith the County Group 1—Regularly 35¢ Pair Group 2—Regularly 50c Pair value. With the latest and ! Courts of Madison—the right of 3,600 Pairs of Children’s Half Hose 3600 Pairs of Children’s a Hose |} smartest fashion effects—for | way, maps and conveyances of the both rain and fair weather. d have beenrecorded, and Silk and rayon Half Hose with derby ribbed | a ) - aia i sae “7 2 cd sont g euffs. Colors are red, pink, polo, yellow, sky, | Suk Half Hose with silk derby ribbed cuffs. ae ee wine! ee ing y Pe beige, white, peach, gray Solid shades of beige, peach, sand, gray, pink, yel- | ——— a FF aie wit low, white, red or black. ( | Also rayon Half Hose with dropstitched cuff | ee ee Also Rayon Silk Half Hose, showing a neat dia- with narrow white stripes. Colors are green, Page ) orchid, sand, yellow, peach white. mond design on the cuff. Colors are pink, white, Pair skv, beige and red. , : >. ~ = «+ 3 a > > leak Special! | Group 3—Regularly 50c Pair | The Real 4800 Pairs of Children’s Hose Group 4—Regularly 25¢ Pair Candy Saesill msother Kso0s¢ ee ee Large Group of Children’s "7 Hose ancy: oP $ h ~ Seven-eighths length mercerized Socks’ with 1-Lb of 7: J neat dropstitch design and faney three-colored Mercerized Half Ilose with derby ribbed cuffs. Py C fiber striped cuffs. Buek, camel, polo, cordovan, oy | Solid shades of white, cordovan, buck, pink, sky, Ss | Regularly $2 gray and black. | black, lavender, red, romper. Milk Chocolate Eclairs. De- %, A ? vorite Book for the chil- Also seven-eighths length English mercerizec ) os eres andl sete C - “a . a 7 a wedi, ve pf: ail sc P . | Also in white with dropstitehed and colored licious creamy centers covered ‘ Pocks, ripper oe ane ; g yer a | S. mn . 4 is es = a . , ” P ° other = || - oy | . ar | fiber silk stripes in the top. Sizes 5 to 8's. Pair with a rich nut-dipped milk and Buck, white, cordovan, lark and black. - . color | 1 chocolate. Freshly made. Special Children’s Hosiery Section—Second Floor. | | Canéy Shep—¥iret Se ——_ — —_—_— - ~— -- - - ee lnor — ————_ Hand-Made (= > nae es r Mogae oy 4 We}. Soe | d makes ee -——-- —- Lingerie Shop **? ° *.* ae Dh e | , © ) : ae HE Extra-Size Shop is dehghting , ww wees © # Thousands of Yards of Colored Silk oe Mi) TS ee H model, large playing = - ef , ] ] Cae 2 Mo ‘ - oad ’ o,. | . e da ¢ me SNe Pe. iA’ 38 T rated . , = tie . ; t-« : . ta * ve a: 7 /, “se + > - . MWe «<s —< \ , . “oy, : . ' . . HIS is one of 1 Silk Shop's outstanding values for tomorrow all Silk Pongee, 56 ches wide, in all the fashionable hy Silk Pongee of I women choose for Summer frocks for negligeesy for Arape ries an a for faney work. A quality that ) offers remarkable value at this special price. Included among the shades: While. Pink. Orchid, Maize, Powder Bluc, Rose, Apricot, Jade, Tan, LEimerald, Navy Blue You may choose them in such pretty pastel shades Af $2. 49 Yd. | Al $2. ] / did. - JI. 7d) +a. Af Lye DS dd. : Black Silks | | as: Coral, Copen, peach, maize, bubble gray and 2 _ | 5: white wv ' ’ . " ented Crepe de Chine, Sill Qty 1 Salk br lelot! Satin h Is Colored | qualit of 4/ / / Vd. ¢9 hade and Perspiration a | . rapes Sitk broads Lt. i Satin ] oe 4 —- | ' S 4? 1. » te 50 1, a . en g iim”ne ‘ A mi ' . . . sali am hy ’ ry ‘ r) , ,isor oft transparent “Ay b, - a ia ’ i) j rinter mt Washavie epe mn . IZeS rs ; . ~ f T} fa ‘.¢ .¥ : ‘* f° « ‘ ” 4 . ‘ '. é . 4 » ; . , - . . ‘ - no , : . with « omfortable band ne ' ; faille erepe, plain eaorar lar«ds ' ed rere da handsome stripes q : j ° “a fF : epee ‘. ™ iil . | }7) ee yee . ' 4 ; ‘j= rie tre ok: 1 4 a’ uu hat ' Lat eri} r tye (i ¢ / , P.xtra~-Si8e Shop Third Floor ¢9 Th perspiration. heg- ~ a, %*”

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THU = mt : APRIL 7° ) a } ’" e f 1 NE r) . eens r sDay, . Z sep r) POS 7 DISP 17¢ H aiane c VORTI. ( WTY Cire lation ‘lian the mori ng and one other Ppening rer? i [Bl . | 7 enh, a s 3 — ae a PHONE US TOC C ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Dail : — in) end one afer eens timo etn BLANKET BALLOT LAW NSTITUTED AS REFORN i : WURLITZER { 1006 OLIVE ST AGAIN SAVES PIANO BUYERS MANY DOLLARS Pinser-Pianes —-ere More Happy Birthday News! A Sensation in Savings Promised at This Low Price! —We Presen Values of Incompa a Stee 5! / : [Vatu " hs La x. » . - - - ) * veces ‘4 . a " elie - =e. . 4° — = - . , » ~~ — / — - lie ahaha : _ > te : 5 _ Sa! - ” tae 4 = 4 ad es ~t) 4 ‘ - —_— a J . - 5 - pen cig o> oe = ~ : 7 ° e ~ 7 - . , - a : . “ ~~ . ~ . . P - o ¢ , -. + -_ - ~ — » _ . - ' . ~ . . : . " : ' 2 2 - ~ a -~ —_. 7 ~ . - . 7 - oad | - > h “ 7 P ; ~ . 3 | s+ >» ~ — : : é - ; , ¥ , J ‘ 7 » - _ . _ > ~ - - e ~ 7 ~ : . - . ~ 7 — - ad - . e . 7 at . - - é a : : - - , ~ ~ . : - ? 7 : 7 : So ad “ - . . ‘ 4 . - . - - > . . e ‘ , 7 ; - - - . . : — - > e J ~ ; 2 7 > ad ‘ wig my 4 . . - “ - : : , ‘ - as ‘ : “ : o . o~, . . ; = - — : , - - - / - _ 2 - c 2 . ; - ' . . 2 ~ ° 7 : . r ~ a , . : ; a . . ~ _ - 4 ; “ ; " . . : e = ; " e : . . 4 > ; é bh» » ; . - . _ = ~ 4 = » - “ . : ee ; 7 . : 7 . ” a . . : . _ ; Pa : . a , é | . : - : ; : - - : . a " : | . ” ; 7 | | | ° , . ' > .* 7 7 . ; > a ’ _ ; | > . " a a 4 : ; 7 . : 7 | ; . Z a , _ * - ; ; a ; ; | ; ' » > > ; ; ; , ; _ ¢ - . : ; . ‘ : 4 : ; 2 ‘ ™ . . " 7 , | | | . j = ; i | 7 . , " - . ; , ‘ 7 , ; 4 , ; j : > ° ‘ . . " ‘ . ° J ~ . " 4 . . ‘ , . . » " . , 4 - ’ : - ; 4 7 : , " a . : J 4 : . ’ - . : ’ . . r, 7 ; ; fs ; . “ , » * . P - . . | ; . : | P 7 _ , o . t ; , ; 7 . . , ; _ f _ ™ ’ | . . ‘ ‘ y ; . p ‘ " " ¥ _ 4 * : | : , ; ’ 9 2 ° ; ; : . | j ‘ ‘ . , ‘ - ; . . A , . 7 : ‘ . ’ 7 . . ‘ 7 7 ’ Z ; , ; ’ . . : , ; 4 j - ’ : ° , ' . . ) | t ’ ; - r ; ilies Were we to Men- tion the actual worth of these Dresses the entire lot would be sold in a few hours’ time. V \/ 2420. ge” = + eee gr aaaaaa ——— Pw a Se ns YY YY) a y %, @ a 5 DELIGHTFUL STYLES NEWEST MATERIALS NOTHER demonstration of | 1 Supreme values being offered in Party Afternoon Canton Crepe Flat Crepe our Birthday Sale is this DRESS SEN.) J a lee " Dance Georgette SATION. We can almost guaran! a "4 Ce : ' ; your finding just the Dress » lesire > ort New Prints Solid Silk ghee | | 4 « Street Sp . at a fine. attractive savi! 1e NEW YORK VIEWED AS MODERA o many lovely effects— aes ‘— BABYLON IN REPORT ON VICE ~ “See 4 } rg —_—rer ae

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———— eee Lu, lemonstration of the lues being offered in le is this DRESS SEN.- can almost guarantee t the Dress you desire tive saving. ul Hats -, e Included lis sale. Participate’ Turbans, large mod- represented. All the Milan, hair, silk and —_— a BASEMENT. J THURSDAY. APRIL 23, 1925. ——_— ee i E nee ee = - Lee . ~. ~——— — ——— ee ee eee ttnenetiemteettinmeeees —~ ee 7 —--+ -— — = — 4 SON | —We Present t Values of an [Incomparable Nature in hy § ‘a & +} Ses ' - y sar}? PHONE US T i , Or i O CALI. FOR YOUR WINTER FURS TO STORE IN OUR COLD-AIR VAULTS—CENTRAL 6660 [7 =(S) /9 CONDEMNATION . NENFELDS — 610 to 618 Washington Avenue abet TZ 5353 tor a 1 d Ath, 5 ‘ ip Se : ttt se - +444 ’ re / +e, 4 od + xs ee api ts - gp. \¥ r’ » —_ au o ve 4 ) . : \) . ‘ - | Saished ; in design as- illus. trated. “ Royal Electric Cleaner. The only vacuum cleaner endorsed by ‘‘ Rice Ledders of the World.’’ Special terms during the Jubilee—$1.00 down—twelve months to pay. Sent to your home for FREE TRIAL Phone Olive 7500 Tubs Free Actual $15 Value for a limited time with each ‘“‘Eden”’ Washer _ Spectal Terms During the Jubilee a Down, § Hit. 18 months to pay. . } Phone Olive 7500 —-and the ‘* Eden’’ will be sent to your. home for Free Trial. —_ a ——s 100 Electric Toasters — see bSeGD Nicely finished. Toasts two slices at one time. Guaranteed for one year. 7 Electric Hot bs Plates Electric $7 75 Marcel Wavers : . Fries, toasts and $7. §5 boils. Guaranteed (;uaranteed for one year. for one vear. Electric Shop-—Downstatirs | Paris, said he made the loan after. “his attorneys had advised him it} was a proper step. It was not a | business matter, he said, but merely to help the Prince, and at the time ft was made there was no | thought that he should obtain the} } Rembrandts. a lien on which is his; F only security. Gulbenkian has frequently been | referred to by the defense in the | trial as “the sinister figure’ behind Prince Yousoupofrf, it being alleged that the Prince merely seeks (¢to| & regain the pictures to resell them | | to the European oil magnate. | & “TWO NATIONAL PUBLICATIONS: [] Work for Homeless Men and Shrine | [} | Hospital for Children i Featured. | Two national publications deal- | | ing with social and health prob- lems——the Survey and the Nations Health—contain articles regarding /St. Louis in current issues appear- | ing yesterday. An explanation of the co-ordi- | i nation of work for homeless men| §& in St. Louis under the Central Bu-| ‘reau for homeless men conducted by the Community Council is con- i ‘tained tn the Survey. | ~The Nation's Health published | ‘an article about the Shrige Hos- pital for Crippled Children and an- other on “The Health of Colored Rabies in St. Louts,”’ which ts a re- port prepared by Dr. Park J. White. chairman of the Health Committee of the Community Council GERMANS OUTBID AMERICANS ‘Obtain Most of Brazilian Rail Con- tracta Made With U. S. Momey. Py the Asaoctated Press | RIQO JANEIRO. April 23.—The $15.9000.000 lent recently by Amer- ‘fean bankers to the State of Sao Paulo far improvements on the ie not returning to manufacturers in the United States. whose repre- sentatives here admit having lost | most of the -bids in competition with Europeans. Orders already | placed in excess of $4,000,000 in- lude 59 German locomotives and oniv °9 American locomotives and aleo a bie order for German bulld- ing equipment for the railway ehope, track equipment and p4asern- ger and freight cars | Additional bide soon to be lepened, covering the expenditure | lof the balanec of the new funds, it | ‘ts predicted, will go to Germany as | ithe T’nited States appears to be un- | lable to compete with the astonish- | | ing undercutting. The German § #f) quotations on locomotives were 40) per cent of the American quota- | tions. , . State-owned Sorrocabana Railway Sensitive teeth are a warning Be cAReFuL. ‘When 1 sweet or cold foods , cause a sharp pang in | your teeth, it is a sign that Acid Decay | has begun. | Use every means to Croes-seection of «a Powel oy eeee prevent decay and infec- | Lins tion, especially at The Danger Line. For it is at The Danger f Line, in the tiny V-shaped crevices where : gums meet teeth, that food particles lodge and ferment. Decay gradually begins which sooner or later destroys the tooth structure. The gums frequently become irritated and sore. Squibb’s Dental Cream, made with Squibb’s Milk of Magnesia, safely neu- tralizes the acids which attack the teeth and gums at The Danger Line. It | strengthens the gums and keeps the teeth { clean, attractive and healthy. | Use Squibb’s Dental Cream regularly 7 - + . Morning and night . . . to prevent | Acid Decay and allay sensitiveness. | . Buy Squibb’s Dental Cream, made with Squibb’s Milk of Magnesia—today. SQUIBBS DENTAL CREAM Made with Squibbs Milk of Magnesia | ZK. R. SQUIBB & SONS Chemiste te the Medical and Dental Professions simes 1658 <a —s _ A AE

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—- ee ee nc hE IES FS EE POO SE FP : ‘ eR 8 ge Slip . . emeta 4 . ow Onl Ge BA aad tt 25 ag A ERA ————— a >» “~ » . > SS 10 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a Gets T. &. by Radio. Syvberg of ge rt communicated perimenting with a «h or? ‘ Chines ; " . Rea age o¢ atiet SMANGHAL April 2°3.--Amateur with Station !1AA, Auburndale ansmitter in an e! ort to A‘ . siens today ‘a the f-= Wa > “= f 4 a ' v inc 2 | Girls’ White | f Scrim Ruffle } WORLD REN LAE : escngy Curtains " + _ An odd Int of Ma () aoud'e reas" ad Rouben ‘etvie 8orirs 7 : an he a 1° ™ , specia eee oes meee ae C weight: sizes 2 to 6. 2 of the New York 1D ae. Steel Sh . 8 en a ae a Cocoa Door Mat gy ; gh today is his ninety- «@ c otee Sars ... ‘50c Sizes to 5 Kiddies’ Undermuslins, i tztt i hers ee a mate eonrtr 9 4 - = = / “r _— * , = n ~ 9 =a oe fa Sey roe A Special “te er ‘S0c " = a: dimes ‘ eceiyed reporters, as is @ ———— , Women’s Nightgowns, PUT mann ene, comme OLY | pectiese Sine Ivory 4 aeanteran (a oe Rubber » Ripken and Special .....-----. ee Tye : Soap, 8 ware. . eccebe “i : pyre: : y =“ = Water Bottles e Wer ee, Oe en a ae on cakes T oat.ng n@ AR Si NE n ve.s6s : : a n cd — 50c ayicc. Ramuar cisee . $1 _ Printed Silks. Ivery Soap. Limit it pare naiisn ee > ecea Each one leak proof 2- ae “ 50c Ne Phone Orders. =s like flappers, b ve & quart ses; each ore with Gittings, ey a = faoarr, FT ar a" TT in Caran ground With smal : ecrers to,” he ex- @ Dainty Chemise wi - 50c mest designe. Limited quantity —— s e ne ‘ - e ; sik eee In fleah a. white ‘ace i —— 69c Wweeeras —— “ passing : > = $1.66 Well and Tree Meat “= ™e. - s he is known—was ® Sateen Bloomers ...... --50c os IE] garment Dee oe ed a r ical matters § “otton Sateen Bloomers mn large 4 ia shades and white: tu it and rein formed. ; . Sionsetilsdiipitehasaaiaadiaal —_— ‘ a K e > ’ 2 - W P 1 a ques ® 59c Children’ s baie 2 for 50c — “al omen’s Athletic ' a ee Sa and pepper. heavy rolled ‘ope pecial ..........caeee + There aren - m= and graves sizee 6 10: @& mosi Pretty crepe garments to henepdew, = ms yw * 8 . © red style rregu ars 2 sizes. flesh eastic seam beck, aa # + ee ee ee $ a | - - . ne 69c Semi-Fashioned Hosiery, s " . : a a 5() 75¢ c Stamped Gowns os of a s e ; ; ; : ‘ Printed Voile, 2 Yds. - »50c Flat Single Curtain Rods, Costume Slips nese = o — " — “od bese — or _ sp endid Values. alzes ouality assorted sizes. #4 | rrr . Pa | ‘ al ha A Bdge Vests, 4 for. ae 27-Inch Gingham, ingham Aprons .. . 5() tie . ° ;Y d . 39c Curtain Nets, nevam aprons OVC m “1 ‘extra aisee, Fine le : > ar $s , 5() > _ re ' "\s +, r D.2 ratilernms me $ tar . ~ & i” ard oO 4 - Yards :, ' SOC = > mg -_ atrast: 2 ~ e ol - ro * sma al ilge oe. ye hag S “ _— ° 2 a a “ re . + a wan’ «i 75¢ Shima Table ° e : : weed for a ‘tain purposes a ers ; a e EI I > . . , Rieached Tabi A , a» Printed Cotton Pongee, $1.00 Girdles “* 50c seamnped tn usvacall neat Sentona. ail a x a 3 Yards 50) 70c¢ Screen Paint, Qt., 50c e a, pon nag ey Sorias 4m ncnhes square PAy ¥ . a in Pongee tn new Eng d Cc grade: caly 1000 cane period anes Stmpd. Baby Dresses, & ‘ ® 6 nil Gon te anee , at ie Stam t , . v a “sage: rg S 7 . on ay Pg 4 ‘ ; 69c Felt-Base Floorcover- “S 1 10c Silk Tissue Toilet Pa- . - | ) = = ing, Sq. Yd. a; () s { —\ per, 7 Rolls .. 50c any seta tongage vty ans ; : et ek pe FO ae. yp mp Pets fp 9 - 2 Men’s Athletic mit 14 roils = Womens : a Sprin Hats . - Underwear Soiled Waists, 3 for - 50 Shirts « Bands, 2 for = 0 oF aa 9 | 's e rit, ~ 3 -. u' c “ached mercerized o C women 8 exc 2 - bike > *k ". ace a : > “= > re Mc ‘ n wai agen . a . - -_ Sires. 35 45 nail ” ; —E _ an ; 32 a Gingham Band Aprons, Men’s Hose— at, When Paap Was rg ag * Special 50c 3 Rchuswind for ) S0c ions—¢ - s s m7 4 band “Aprons in aes : ~ne iol _ an , ° - Fis sts = - Bese = o _— . r - = J thers pa Bargain Rasemend—Neaguats am m4 e x 44 . - S - ; nta > wil. § Bre Rei saiee aires nr Doves. | asement 4-nour e 2 = » ’T) ? be home _ : oo ggalaatalaaiate | : & * * « 5 f ! . None Sold at This Price Betore 10:00 A. M. or After 2 P. M. @ T° ” m . 59c Tussah $2.65 Fringed ed hart tom itn pews 23" "$7.95 95 Housekeepers’ Sale of Rugs and Curtains Pongee ‘th a beau- rhe wanted c.ft @nish Tussah © Comes in + or . ) Pea aine L“ne ponzee ‘ » . / fe (Curtains Yard mp ee « ; : $2.50 Suntast. 1) “aperies Heavy quality artificial stike In leading drapery OLlOrs Will ~ake beautiful window and door- wav drapertes : 95 45 inches wide 3] . Yard => $1.35 Scalloped and Fringed Shades Neativ scalloped Shades. made of oll opaque and m yunted on 4u- -able rollers Wanted shades of . ” r taupe ‘nee’'3x7 ft Rao . . cease eee OSc anels Shadow weave patterns tn a fine ne Have neatly scallop- wide . nrere S?.79 Ruffled Vv ole sets Beautiful quaiity sp! ash volle in these Sets Have near vetiies of pink. yellow and orchid Ths jhle Fr iffle va! ance rage: 4 ards 5 ‘s eG. scsceeenee Seamidel Axnataated Rugs ent ef good. heavy Axminster Rugs. the kind with a An as®ortm ng silky nap In 9x12 size and made without *seamea Beautiful femgns on hackground of taupe, and rose . An unusuaily - "Sana Heavy Roval Wiltons biue, tan fe Rug ar 'hé« - e . on a $ group o*° %3x!l2 Rugs are Nace af wer, loeely woven pti! ‘y in the Anest weo!l yarns rored issortment of the newest ci hina! many years ; e4 ma =—__ $37.50 Ox 12 Axminster Rugs © group of 9xi2t Rugs are of ‘oselvy woven quality. Beau- . «ens rhe - 00 Spring shades. $ _ 3 $1.29 Hit-and-Miss _ Rag Rugs «vie Raz Reg of 8 ° ma juality. Hit-and~-miiee /9¢ (Third Fleer—Yageats.) 4+-Yard-Wide Print- ed Linoleum quailty of Printed Linoleum. made in the 4-yard Will cover an average seamea New pat- nnn yard & 89c 9-Ft. Width Congoleum Heavy wiathn room without ‘err arn e ~~} iar? f,enuine (30) 4 ea | Con- zoleum in the 9%-ftt. width Heavy enamedlet surfac 4, <nown for wonderful wearing juaMties Neat assortment of DYutch tile bieek, and coonven- nal patterna rriday oniv <; *Quare vard 606 Pabcolin Rugs Reautiful eelecton of Pabco-_ " Rugs Heavy enameled sur- face Sanitary and easily ‘leaned. An ideal Rug for «Mehenettes and halla Fridag on $2.85 ery ft $l. &5 (Teted Flieer—tageere ) aaesasaeaea es 8 a

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att - SPAY. ; T | APRIL 23,1935, | pclae The sti POST-DISPATCH al ] : — 24,0 one has 97,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other apenng lanai ini COMBINE D ST. LOUIS _POST-DISPATCH lr a em ante ee a —— —— -~ - o----- P>=. ee a a : -_ -—— = — | _ : - — — = ————— —_—_—_———— — ow 7 = . = a — : ee ee ee een eee dine - te ~ ~~ ge oe prem | => = The New Victor Diicaeds hia eae ere oon Third F “ie oe Se ee eee Scrim 4 4 = o ‘ , ° Curtains Housekeepers @ovoeeeessonoossnsseeq0eeseseess . COOOOCOOO —$$—$——\ sae DD DODODDOOODODODDODSNES X OOOOQOOOOS | . sehoeryeoeee a a VOOOOE WOOQDOGOODOQOOD\OODOODOOSIOOOOODODOOGDOHOQDOOQIDOOGOID® Housekeep CTS ; ; ~ . ee Saleof | 8a yy @ ; (@) Z ruflie and tie (e) = backe; tust LOoOO (e fe) Y / sei ONC | Rugs and | : : Se (Rasement.) ® © as y : | ; 2 2 ousewares . (se) O, urtalns | ¢ : 4 ° 2) ® The Sto ‘®) ) re for ALL the People : — ry* saee y =! e eop (@) hi 59c Tussah Pongee] % ® Rniah T's: gee 7 - (e) COOOOOOOOO YOC TOO _ Ye — ere = “sine 2 By tut e z Us same phe a rs oe @) OOO OOOOOCOOOCOOOOUOUOO: SLYXQLOOQOOQOV OOOO OO® GOOG ODOVOOQOODODOOOSOE OO OOOO OOCOOOOOOUOOUO SYS 55 ; are! cy’ = » ; t ; ‘e ry 4 4 ose . OOO oKeKexe SOOO OOOOOO Ore TIOCOD OC OO XK Ke TO) ~~ — ies color. Fine + ee $3.75 English hone Blankets © $5 “Sun-Rain” Umbrellas $3.50 Cécash ea 2 $29 PU . A} (e . ‘e $ a oa eG. Leun dry | | Se Curtains * 3 Friday Only, Each... .. ® Friday Only*.... “haga | Friday Onl e $ 2.95 Artificial Silk Pinal : mes forces ee oes = e H4x00-ineh single blankets about @ All-silk with fancy bord ' th ¥y n y tia se ™ Friday Only % Soa ~ Om woo May he used as bed * , ' oie ' y porcers. in e The new long iine models ith a. eae ee ee . ° Pp ; $ = rE tong Sh , re oe and ver y weaefi for Cal per 8 ©) “ag et col ae wnt ae gy 10-rib aty °. with ate — gore in sk! rt; in me * al a : ‘ad eras . In thie Fance of , That good white naphtha 2 oO Su nt ast (e 1 th lot guaranteed clean and A Sir t = soo fe) fancy carved wood and amber handles cord and tor th Pe ed we a of pink brocade denen ed 6 window in "tha SS re t S . * Soup, iimit 26 bare 1) Tr ‘Sal Pale @ OO TOOOOOCOOOOOCOOUOOOOOUL ok bullion sings. 3% yerds lang (Third Fleer.) @ gooey A] Heavy quality artificial sitkes in | & $3.50 Rengo Belt Corsets : Smart Beaded B ) . LOSCOTOOTDOHOOODGOOGHAGHGHOGHOOOSOS F Seeeees drepery colors. = Will ® Friday Only 3 Frid a ee $3.50 Under-Arm Vanity Boxes ¢ Children’s $2.50 Strap Sandals ? - Pate ae eS Sa - ° * . 13 Bars ; i” ; make heautiful window and door- © tee oo ; © 2 ay Only ae a eae ee } Friday Only bie 6 6:6 6 4s eS ® Friday Only s Way draperies . 9 a figures > A an te Png il — * S eautiful floral designs and color Patent teathese with lar tpt ‘ oeeevee eee *) 45 inches wide $ | . 5 @ ~y Madiels are of pink brocade coutil @ a oe =" "Pa . is bea pA ai ik and-tray. Three vanity boxes and 6 , per te Strap Sandals offered B . * 1» elastic ii arce sizes_o} ' ~ ' . na ndies ag is he ul stl in pu ® car * mesa ™ in tan ¢ on! “ut-o om _—*-""7*** © eaees evexe oa ‘oxeye . OOK yo ve 4 (Fourth vias z lined Reguiar $5.00 values (Main Floor.) EE (Main Floor.) © at: a nature shapes ‘ne e Py t Fn 90 a + ~ Refrigerators — ®) ceveve x Covevevevevere o(evereyeKevevevevexe (eoxXele *) s) OO0OO exe =~ on _ = 2 Siea 4 to 1 Second ne 39c Cocoa Door Mats, 50 = Girls’ S Cc : VOOOQOOGMGOGGOOOGHVOOGDOGOOSODD HOGOGOGGDGODOOWOGGOGOGOHQQOQQDODODOGDO® + sOOOoOOL 5600080000000060606 aman oan : “Sta-Kold” popular three-door 3 Bond ’ - ) \e) 9 > $1 and $1.50 Tots’ Dresses & $6. 95 ’ $9.95 Tots’ S ® I cide-icor style: MaeeeE been rue WR Z . . } . S . “ar . ; , a Fringed Shad 1S ) riday Only a es ke © 6 ee = Friday Only eae Brida O ] (=) 0 ots’ pring Coats : highiv varnished, white enamel 7 ; Be : > SNAaae, ©) Just 200 of these lovely Coats t § «£00 wee at te B , Cc 7 WORT oe cece tees ® Friday Only . | : provision cham- S Medium Size Ivory i Neatly scalloped Shades, made = + spememet6 ot sony 205 “ns and $14 05 ’ & ety ies Po gp yy Bi Me tne a yee e Colored vaile and gingham Dresses in . = on eaek ached i aa ae $5 85 : ber; 60-Ib. ‘ > : ‘ - “, 7 “hh we, uece, -— aLEe i ly } COLe ‘ . . la cunn ng 8 yies s1eeV a sh seve _ Oo r! . . : Soap, 8 Bars. \Beevvwed of oll opaque and mounted on du- ~ oe rt stages; all well made. By - sh = Size s © tan ‘calf, wien ik Game’ enaiee aa Po werner models Some with: panties egy Ben h Dainty em = dy _ the popular Spring shades ' ° ice ss ' a ‘50 rable roll re Wa nrted eha des of dl ) to 16 : (tee all eens ) \s) (;00d size ranee : : " nations broidered. piped or apiiqued Sizes rane: from ® to (@) Vell tailored in raglan and flaring mode is St vies ca pacity oeeveeeee See Moap, Limit 36 tere’ C ines 2) DOOOOOOOOS.DOOOOODE "IO COOL WOO® = OOC Coe See 6 years (Fourth Fleer.) @& “* Sete dove + to Se cae Gee * ee vor “aD imit 24 hers. yellow or taupe. 3 — LOOK KoKexeKeKeXe) @) COOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOU00OOCO COCO OO00000 POOQOOOGOGOGOOOOOOGQOOQDAG si 5 (¢) (Fourth Fleer.) Refrigerators. ‘‘Sta-Koid’’ white | aoe 9 | : x DOOQOOGOODOGQOOQOOGDOOO Gas, . - . No Phone Orders. i pues oxé IN C ~ Boys’ $4 Tis Bele Oxfords 3 69c Embroider d B id MY QLGGHODOGOOSTOODOOOGGOGOUOOGOSGOGOOSS @ , porcelain-lined provisign cham- a $ = 7h. _ islcians ® Friday Onl a ed Braids 1.50 Ostrich F S10 > $1.19 Extra-Size Sli oe re 39. 75 69c Drapery P ' @ "riday UNty ...-.--+: @ oy Se ua > Friday Only, Yard. Q iF 4 0 IZC Oilps capacity: pap ‘ jo4 0, me in the new sha of . - Sr rt. iis ie : = 4 Po oa rida ni — — , § | $2.65 Fringed Panels | cacti meatiunt yotne te.” sizes Se ers Besite ts Q Omrich Evinges in at he new bie Q: Se ge ee | SOLD ON CLUB PLAN | “** ; 4 t eae ft loor.) = ee ee > riday n oS Heavy 29c Curtain Scrim ‘ ringe. 2's "1g ID : es : D eccrcorceccns > Prem CO 6 gcc cc wen : oe x) ||| Ieee 6 Yards ; ong. Each... ; . 4 oa “ wg Bian ams rf — eer . : Fine nainsook Princess Slips with = A very attractive r t ¥ Friday Only pee Sot ee > oa ee Sy i made of 702208 88 0-86 a ° t one and go rae oa Re , ~ ” * — . Soup mmasow oe £ hems, bodice top & louu na AB t i cret eee op Pt Cc Completely maie with white collars and = : weil - #@a- furtain Serim., 36-inch, ev uC - ae _ ee ules rc. 6vaiues ‘2 trimmed with lace insertion, bemetitching a1 4 aco 2 chal’ Se ee oe ee 7 cuffs. Some have white vest “tfec +4 t soned wood, ‘ —— * (Mai KY ) . ead crs Size rR (@) hailie Kimonos rimmed with Va laces a satin ®) , vests Effective r+ ++ desirable lengtbe: plein er *) io oo.5 SMnee oF 42-inch beautiful qua Ens- e : e) neat esigns and _ patterns. a gt Aayiee C : . ° @) (Fourth Floor.) : phere — igh . we ight ri i pea oe on The ‘waar Med — ing ®) Sizes 46 to 54.. ‘ a ree Outsi V Seamless Axminster *) ae | | EE RS ED See 8 . st! : ist vy only (Main Floor.) @ Lawe oo eer.) ® eeceecsceseocese 22225: HN FE oo2t: ie boos ize ests, 2 for 50c R ul Oo x ere eexe (eyerer exe eKevevevemee : "“YOOOOOO’ eve: Sn vey saaneinan COOOOOO SOOOOOOOOOO0 0. * 000 TOOO0U000C000000 0000000000, OOOO 00L, = e (Foarth Floer. } F tH EE eaeeens, 24 inches high, rarmem perfect: aires 46. ‘ S5 (s Cx 5 £9 + ri ay n y Tee ie oe ae ae he ae *) F id O ] C, . t ° complete ’ Pony. & eke) c ° , 0) é riaey ae 0 +8 * REO with coup- jtamped Gowns ——_ ; > Foon _-, meng ng we 5 ve es * ; . -—a tif | Quailly @ Too! 5 (e) Artistic modeled bases ai nd tor a te 3 Friday Only a ao 2-8 lings. | ; ped on excsilent quality of C ' Diuiiine an heen eandie .) oe gd medium weight Firmy @) match Richly lye are deco : New style electric Table Lamp e) _ in eevera!l neat designe. : Hea VV oO ” ' ' (ie ; ™ (e weve r coats, sults or dresses esi shades. () rated Colden ¢« ow mi yiinders Comp! Yo PF (yold decorated with various (e) $ Q5 = e (~) 5 ieee | ain oor.) ® eo tee : f ML sin Floor.) © (Fourth “Floor. » & ve ractive designs in dark verde green ©¢o) om Sing! ¢ @ S °. — ) , Rov al \V illons § 90080999000000959STOTGOOTOITODOGEG ©) GOHIGOCOGHOOHUOOHODOWOOOOGOHGOOOSGD ¥ FHGHOGHOPOHWWOGOGGOOGHOHOIOHOII MIS one. Se Se Tere Yas.) — (e — = vrata at cations ’ : ped Rae. ‘Table Covers, ; This group of 9x12 Rugs are ° Boys’ idles C Bo s’ Pla S it ® 1. 19 | W S 7 Ps. @ 5500HH1HHOHOSHHOOHOOOOOOE SOOO00CO00000 i — 7 a j Se m . : y y outs rc ce Water Sets— leces *& 1.19 Se T O $2.50 Metal Hose Reels; wil! Ms bay ecceccen ade of very closely woven qua ® Friday Only | * Friday Onl © o : rving Trays @ hold 60-ft ee C Ce te el @ Friday Only ............. y oe ae oer 6) Friday ee hcadesua ean 2 ciday Onl bs pt Rap : ni 2 Cifferent patterns. Assortment! of : me new eat eplo a °) Ba ° | Peete : * e atyie fF*a mas with C e Mace of nak!i and Btiefea! stripe C 2) arge fancy shape pit: her with ice lip a rt ay n y ie 2 Se ee Ss ls aid sen. e- see eeees : aioe ; . ° vee ' . nh severai © rs of tast (0) matens urimmed in red l 4 al ( -_ we ice rom >u ' - ~ o cComtbinatio i gElve ° materia.s (second Bloor.) . sehort style sleeves Sizee 32 tn * ng A FF lowr.) * - br “an 4 ¥ che a - re gr none a Rad Leong he Fleer.) ~ ata — handles a. pnme 4 "side C 5 Lawn Swings mat Ars (evevevesevevesevevelevevese: vevevereseve eleva ele efeveve) . Cover (oveververvexr ; —n af | ) md -gyne und aee se e ) 79c a . ae db al “$Q 75 : OKO NO KO OKO Ke ee ere peKesereereree ; 5 OOO OOOO OOOO OL OOOO OOO OOOO OU! 206 TOOOOUU UU UOU OOO UUUOL, Ooo Ke rexexeyexexex ‘f oo glass serving surta (Fourth Floor.) = ~ W ell-made Silk an dfiber thread wy - 50c , © R9c Curlin I (s $1. 98 Fl H (s 3) 3191010161010 HIOOTIOIOOECOOOOD $ four - pas- frie garter top: firet ‘and “second service. . = g Irons ectric Hot Plates 5 $19.95 Dinner wea Pieces ¢ : $20. 50 Nucents Stand. Mattr ® ponmrer. _ site, suality: assorted ats ~ tie: weted wa @ ua w oh : - Friday Onty ee ae ® Frid Onl g esses © finish. 27 4 WW , R ag Rage : 3) ra ee ee © aeong Only oi : f e i¢ 1 “ a rey e Loge 4 Sects grii tar Ww i} j ™ 4406 €&2:e8 @ , 17¢ Vests 4 f a os +). ] (1) USS . able waver rod Semone ant DS ened C iis ‘par . i ial (a) New plain shape with dell - ’ or. *- . (@) ‘ C] ' (,uaranteed ( wor " ¢ : rey ‘ ~ mie ty ea — yn An ideal ele * mn cluster rose jecor Hor Ss ben gi of e ted all cotton Bodice Top, satiate -50c bs lection of Wilton 5 , * | sialic’ (0 i i} arth | 7 ; . : and Dt 1... sor summertime use.. Complete with cord @ Gold ined edges inat. sta ad on boats nervi e for la " G Guaranteed to wear ° 5 $ 95 micwt ly xt’ : +e , - - oe a , (Fourth Fi cs 4 12 pereons (Fourth Fleer.) © 5 > rv led alge 4-row atitched end Oovenead mente ” bad 8) 768 ; fine lisie gar: Runs: | made fi] pest wool .AaATHhS = RON S LOLS LOLS OOS) ONS SLOSS LS SLOSS SFO 11S S.8/e18' @ B18 = xO OOO COOOOS Xe ; ; — © , . GC 2 50-i ch roll ple: (Third eg ) é eb wt > i nmin Attractive designs ~ 4 8- — . ~ , ASASAS yer (@KeKeKeKevexerexey Oc e. i coy JVOOOC C " KOOK® 6 ; p ? a oe | wn most pleas z $5 95 Electric Percolat C OO OOO OO OOO OOO OOO DOOOOOO OO COAPOOCODHO GOONS c HOOUOUUUOUUUO OU UOC OO00000! FOOOOOOOC LY =) 75c Stamped Table Cov- ee 7 Seper pas sme eT : : ors ¢ @ ©) natch vou ir¢ge ~~ (oe ; ~ (e »/ Se match your | $Q.95] : ae 2 $13.50 Double-Deck Bed Springs 2 ies btn Covers: uC rug. Specialis . - S-cup size Hie crate ° i w e * Frid O I >) mst. —— ee ee in green ‘joe === = i ygemere gg ' | ping : | : $ heavy can- W ’ tifu designs in the newest = nes ihe = cg gaggle = $ a scemealggmalagaan Friday 40-in Extra Heavy Flat Thread Friday ; 10.95 Down Feather Pillows vas. equip- . _ sna andl allen ~~ e I O8 Crepe de € gerne th pri Crepes—in ew shades ‘ ° (s ° omen & Spring shades =) etched design near the tm ; . P Dp > Friday Only, Pr A ped with si sian ~ eharhet rlasses ap i ~ ed polka ts oF ite groun blue. tan, green, rust or biacKn ° ? @eee ee - Friday $ ) 5:00 = et ee ' | glares S Soak 2 40 In. wide . : in () Extra well filled with choice down 45 nd juste ble Spring Hats only —— = TOOOOOOOOOC VOOOOOOOG ts : ) ~ $1.98 . pre New Crepe Getta r . c feathers 2ix2s inch Covered with « adjustable ae a ex fe ejererevere eve (eveveveveseveres erevereveve) © ; —— Charmeuse—in tan pretty s ade of tan, poudc fa , Thi FI! nee : re n 1, n ; Mis a ct ae a ane ee 1 15 d 1. 35 Wi d Sh 5 x! . Jade or black 40 blue. almond green and a inomette ticking A pal! ( rd oor.) to four Women « ate. ny of milar ° e) ir “ + ay SS rrr c: 2 — s. , 0000000000000 TOU evexe TIOO OO UDO OOO 00 { Hate are now carried in retular ¢ ‘>¢ . . “ $ an $ Ingdow ades ° @ $2.50 Silk Broadcloths—in checks 83-in. New Sport Striped Crepe (e Foldin medium and large ae of Milan P | lit ad nd ISS = Friday Only a se ¢€ © we 66 6 eo s.8 = and stripes 32 in. wide , de Chines n pwre dre weave ®) Porch Rockers ® & Pveerriry > . . - - , und sk o ” ~om pga Rag Rugs 5 Thess Shades ere made -of — es > Sees Crepe Beets black. tan Yard | 40-in. New Satin Canton Crepe Yard = ‘) 79 straw : et Colan } - | fa @) oi] opaque and mounted laran teed . red, or bluette. 40 in. wide.... —jin Summer dress shades . Friday Only ecoteoeocees ‘Ss? —— oom OM i] satvie tag Lug (Ol . lers Wanted colors, also 8 r ‘ . a = oe tions — «mart , $2.50 Silk-and-W ool “— Crepes os (° tod a Les — erfect Sh ales sTapped . _n 6 natin 40-1 Pail! Silk I N . Sere I onetruc maple Tlock- (e a on nee me C me heavy quality. Hit-and-miss - ‘ ale ol SS) re ss ; ¥f = a . , ght aoe on jae Failte — " a tan, = ers ; High nlatt ted back, double rat- . : -- —-— - color colores with — -) D Teird 1 eae = Ot ide . ou 2 ed green brown and Re ack ~ tan seat broad arms qouvie rung oe age nod \e (sliding Swings; for the porch neat /9Qc c COE . (Main Floer—Nugents.) > olor. Third Floor.) : or lawn. four- passe naree err — (eV eveve)eveveye DO OOOOOO OG (over , Ty _— oi cain sin : sia . siete ate aati — green name r it : Se ee | _ 1FBHOQGPOOHHGOAGLGILESGEEIOOIV.}GOGPOGOGVGGLOVGOGOWVWWLS00HHHOLOLOPAGIWO|ETOOOOSIOEG BO!GOCOMIOOOYIOCOOD HOGG IPIPOOOVHOOIOIOIOOMMML MAMA IMIS IIIS finished as 2 $16. 95 BOGIM coscooseseesesese (Third Fleoor—Nagents.) 4-Yard-Wide Print- ed Linoleum Heavy quality of Printed Linoleum, made in the 4-yard width Will eover an average room without seams. New pat- ferns and colorings Square vara , 89¢ 9-I't. Width Congoleum Genuine (,old Sen] Con- Eoleum in the 9-ft. width Heavy enameled surface, known for wonderful wearing Qualities Neat assortment of Dutch tile block, and coonven- t'ona!] patternea Friday only. eQquare vard + C Pabcolin Rugs amr Sale Coats and Dresses Here Are Extraordinary Values for Friday Only my New Coats, new Dresses, in smart fashions demanded by Spring. 1000 lovely garments reduced to this very low price for Friday's surprise selling. The Coats Sale Price The Dresses Pretty printed crepes, plain and figured (;,eorgette crepes, flat crepes, satin \ Y ao oo - — 700 Ready-Mixed Neuse end Fieer Paint. Fucelient quality 48 gverenteed. quart , ; sees c het Stumiy iron rod under each prin- cipal step, equip- ped with bucket reat, 4 feet high. IE: Garment Bags; large 26% 255- inch cedarized 9 storage Baas Special C ED Bottle Cappers All steel, practt- cally tndestructible; adjustable to moet any hetehe Fine tweed Coats, good quality twills, deeronas, attractive flannels and downy- weaves. Some are fur trimmed, others plain. Cantons and the new sport silks. as well as many com.- Beautiful selecton of Pabco- | , i lin Rugs. Heavy enameled sur- hinations of weaves. Styles face Sani y and easily : Cleaned An ideal Rug “for i Kitchenettes and halls Friday d | Only, Broa way $4.00 $2 85 ee ‘e SES Coats for sport, that are desirable for street, dress or street wear. 41] the season's new eolors. afternoon, sport or evening wear. All the new colors and trims. Retties; made of clear glass; 24-ca deren... , O96 | Sizes for Misses, Women | Sizes for Misses, Women and Extra Sizes and Extra Sizes 14-18, 36-42, 44-48 Sale on Second Floor 14-18, 36-42, 44-52 ‘Cosend Waa. % ese eee eeeeeeee)es peSB Rep Be BBSBEBaRe Bee eeacs Sauna Rea meee RB ea SB Beware sae eeepepepeeepeuseegaesaseseseaenueneae sees ve ss = : : : . es ee eT 4° ox G . Entrance £3.00 : 3x9 fr $ 1.85 (Third Fleor—Nagents.) es — ey ——w (eens 8 ing ae

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R a & THY RSDay. pi ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE © ITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening pabsAitioaioes COMBINED | : APRIL 23, we ane — —_— ———_— ee —-- $$ oe ——— _ — — ee — SS en were attempting to = it Senet? . ‘ e ; oh alte head orter. frustrated th D- when a temnte . +} +4, t thews assistance, ! / HOTEL CHASE WANTS POLICE covers was made to. sme police nent porter, frurtrated the roh-| when he attempted to question wen: to Matthews’ aasistance. re. men ware SUCTOUDE, GY (OMA vesterday by officials of the hotel bery, but he was badly beaten in| them they attacked him and then’ ported that they saw a revolve! OLE sigs 8 aa tht ; i te ict , ‘ ; = o . — ; - of ; in : . ‘ “. : } > Wratthe Ts . . . . ibe shes ‘2 =* - : ay — . . 2 : | 7 , | . 1 7 . A °1G!7 “ar @€ 7 a > ~ ‘ as 4 : ) " = = a . . ‘ — _ F ™ ~* 3 ie . 4 : . . . * — - - . ’ ° | : a . > * _ - -~-« ; a. | ‘ > né ie ei w . Z 7° ; e i js a A i ‘ se ; R am 7 ER 1CTrC ~N \ BB April *3 . — =. The > ‘Wi arm Matthews S mu 4 . fe4Gsein, ANG ne Vigisaance O. LLiAm Mail ¢ ~-* s tian Government. | COLD DRY-AIR FUR STORAGE FY } ) (Reg. U. §. Pat. Off.) FUR REMODELING. .REPAIRING : a - a ” “a j . wees onl , tery - cA +s 4a4 — _ — mt a ' Furs are in constant danger of moths in dark, hot closets (0.4 / Our expert furriers and a completety equippee fur factory can trang- + Ty the Asecciase’d Press o¢ { circulating fresh air preserves the natural luster. Let us Ia | form your old furs into smart chokers or remodel your te EVANSTON, tl. Apr’ - er sail for your furs and keep them SAFE! | old fur coats into newest models. a) +3 epir tea reouke ‘n American ane : CGis JOT you surs an n~ Pptncm sare aS BE aS British Ecyptologiets Who recens+y = y ; + co TIPW —- Ao TI ) ' ii : OKERS RE-MADE FROM OLD FURS, $7.50 3; 5 " one en the Fc yptian (LOov- MEN'S OVERCOATS STORED. $: 50 UPW ARD (HHUA li ashington Av. . TAru fo Surth Si. CH . 3 i a na . e-nment v nercenary ana nat ‘ry was deliverq: * % . . Bik . era University by +> =. F " Meisner, chief of the HM ard-Bos : aii ; 4 , # ne : = 3 . regular stock w . eum of Fine Arts: ; } 4 . “aoe : 2 1 ; 4 as a whole. = Les ; i : @ obeta plac ; 3 Opera pumps, st ‘ zrv 4 ~ of t , » Clea aaseried , ties, bow pumps, ai} wm the intentions e Ex Oxfords. All sty Beis and SF Patent, black sat el ead S$ . a ——— . Z uit a. ir nee Tai. enteroncet , — black calf, black i} i. om in America and England.” | able combination +t : paid, “has grown out of the ‘am I a ; ae ies alee of thoes w! ve myie | : s = Brandt's Careful . MEER Serr important dincoverion recen> rida onderful Hosier alue erfect! - 4a & yave behaved very Dac : eeee eeee . : Prof. Reisner did not memtior i the pame of any whom he be eves S 31 { has misbehaved, but his audience e - ‘ a clearly interfreted his remarks ‘to / e LS es : ’ e been aimed at the iuxzor ‘ Beet ee res ' pomae Known 35 : project of the iate i! _a are “ f : , vant _ _ Howard Carter and Prof. James H | ) | Ss | | OSe Quality! 413 North Sixth 3 ; Breastead of tne in ers. j C4 a 4 hicago, which ran askew of f : me — a? al a es “a year . —_ = hi “I am satistie ; a unt i i *hat ‘ha . " * Fy é y , - Wf -_" ’ “ . - «© at _ . Exceptional Values Offered at the Season’s Lowest Price for Coats of These Qualities grandparents upon his mother's re- ae a seas ~ mnarriage several vears ago afer A *™? Sweat im 4ivorce, but that while he was vis °,4 . 16 i ee leet En aalinds BILLA RAE fat ABS nice SB DEF Pe og he a EA NDE, a TON nats ite Sd ath EP ee) Be *- eg. se ~- cidediy smart and distinctive. The mak- KLINE’S——Basement. | + r here iast fall he as at . s ' } iting her he je tast fall he was s This is one of the greatest All the newest style de- . hy i eR Reetten once.) | values our Basement Store tails distinguish them— —— fe ring after the mother had filed a | has offered since it began flare effects, front ties, a . | eo oly be, business. The materials fur banded, mannish es ut C aning ‘ awaraedad to i ime jr : mn was -2ReRne seinen , . ° granted a m at W: cannot over-emphasize the im- are brocaded failles, baro- modes and embroidered — ; : . : Afton » £ o . . - ~ | bet Dh. Bale defendan: wh | Portance of this extraordinary net satins, bengaline, Poi- types. Every Coat is full An Aseeel a . + could be reached. eaid he knew selling of sheer, filmy Frocks ret twill, twill cord and crepe lined. Colors in- er : a mothing about the case ex ' ‘ . . ; , . ' metnods and igh clean: costs. (i as acey = which women w: rant for k rid] W d . - | Te ee rent that | } ren will want for hot, sultry twillene. onderful val- clude the new light shades, : occasional waxing and polishing. D .- * Prats “rat 2 " : aN ; days that will soon b her Ts —a- > 4 \ — } O1iacvce - WT Bt } rgers re : are refreshingly as ” ot a a age — tan and black. ; uD tr ownrn irs smoorh pan ca Feet >4 Zhe quest. é see iy 0 : she materia - ) tr | | s ce $xx $rr Patterns. It does not spot, stain, f a - <i — . « Needs rennishing, fer the colors ' _ _ ; BENEFIT CARD PARTY TONIGHT , img exceptionally fine. Al! 1 ¢) ' ‘ : a..y rine. 42 iM aii, the es = i iS CHANGED TO A DANCE | ues are sO excellent any woman who Pres FRIDAY—A a SELLING : ‘ ai pack. He pet attend this great sale is most certain Tour architect, contractor, or } PP os A card party, at which prizes } to regret it. : a: = = - . ——— —_ w! gladly give you information of ee | strong’s Linoleum Floors and thew : Wao ,aY . A? itty r Pm 7 — ; BD eons Union sss Mas Coen Write for “Bus ae ; . need to s aepecial entertain menr Catt xX a 4 re _— of ee Ms ~~? NEWEST SUMMER MODES vem rer To Th 2 helpful honk ef gives specife Mee ruling prohibiting pubtic card | : i ileum 4 and th Ie | ol ; . Simple straightline Frocks. bouffar oors their care. Shen gem = — types with tight bodices, hineins an aa ee — petearas. Sane '+ Mrs. Mary F. Mason of 5854 Nina mace Secretary of the ‘ranizatton 7 | without sleeves. two. Piece sport aia Chief of Police Ger x tnfo-nied modes and ensemble effects—you wi!] find every manner of the mode. A new kind of rug for rest rooms and prevate offices Rugs of cork! Rugs of warmeh and soft good-coting, — heer that the card parrw whi-h was nned would be a vio i o gw. as construed by police. The eetertainment will he given a’ World War Veterans’ Hall, Grana f ’ ; - Weet Pine boulevard« 4 GROUP 1 Trimmed Dress and Sports Hats that were marked DOLLARS MORE are included in this group to CLOSE OUT AT Sess. wet with rhe samirarv, on zg wearing quabltees of wnaieum. ~ey are called Armerrone’s Corkoim zs. They are ser only beaurful Ser rurcy, tae. Seme have m uee “foe mIMe vears and are still grving good ser “er Them af goed srores thas week werent sites—senmbic prices NEWEST MATERIALS Ail the wanted dainty siiks including . Geoeneanetiec 7) y - Z 12 _- - — _ . nae ” ° - Cpe s p nied “Ter ne ee Ne a we Ti . Palate StL roadciotas ~ S53 ind stunning ‘flowered a a Teo GROUP 2 ed sown Aamstronc Cork Co Linoleum Deer PES ae, Dress and Sports Hats for misses, matrons and As eet Ft « a Z NEWEST COLORS 5 te « LOLA LO A LO OE —~ “ AYE te LEG LDA AL la i —Ni e OOLN AO ED —r — e f | h = —- girls. EVERY HIGHER-PRICED HAT e wanted pastel shades, the brillian UR BASEMENT STO po Ch), igre mis | eaters Sey matin tae tte canna mie RE—your unre Office 1206 Heyworth : tones and fashionable black—of course. KLINE’S—B t . 5 KLINE’S—Fourth Floor. ; 4} Armstrot for Eve

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THURSDAY, APRIL, 23, 1925. -_ ee ——— —— --- - 28 wee - oe ~~s5 —Harry DPD. Williams was har at the county jail today for re, yiurds : of his two nalf-nieceas Cy \ thia and Necia Foster om Ville, No 208 last, .preit. \o | | | T hie Daily dhectesntntotee sels: alone has 57.000 VORE CITY Circulation than ROTH other evening newspapers COMBINED CT LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 13° ee —_—— —— + ee ee During This Sale a Reasonable hy A lp If Requested Charge Purchases | N y/ ' | A RY Deposit Will Hold Any Garment i. S gf A During This Sale Will Be Place Until Wanted. on June Ist Statement. REIGN OF TERROR 5 ao Wear FRIDA Y- , = a =F --@ » at Foster. Women’s $6 to $12 Footwear at 19| $ IRING factory can trans. > emodel your URS, $7.50 Uncensored Dispatch, How- ever, Says Peasant Re- volt Is- Spreading $6.00 to $8.00 $8.50 to $12.00 t Bulgaria — Values “Pe tel Throughou ulgaria Many Soldiers Killed. PRIVATE BANDS WREAK VENGEANCE Friday and Satarday C = 6th St. Shop a More Thar 100 Army Offi- Extraordinary Savings! Incomplete lines from a cers Arrested on Suspt- regular stock with all sizes in each great group as a whole. cion of Plotting Against Opera pumps, step-in pumps, D’Orsay pumps, side Goverrment. ties, bow pumps, gore pumps, strap slippers, smart Oxfords. All style heels and all heel heights. Patent, black satin, brown satin, tan calf, black kid. PORIA, A black calf, black suede, smart two-tones, fashion- ’ —— able combinations, inlays and trims. Brandt's Careful Fitting Service Wil] Be Maintained. s oe See Special Window Display. a ' ‘6 — Nii } i? We Dale tos " cher anes y Known Known i. 4 | Quality! 413 North Sixth 6th St. Shop Near Locust St. Savings! Pere cette tm the ‘Postamegeart AT ow or ori. : | Copyright 1925 . oh, Pre a and F {zen 4 RELGRADE, April 22.-Unce d COLOR — ee eerene trom Say oe : 1) nateh ‘ 7 len? 71 rt tha r has Pe, ad , et Te ° > = re fincrock. || Smart-looking business floors 9. ; dll te aa ¥ ) nt Bast he : : pind RY CHAMPAGNE ) ° ° On the Jugo-Slav frontier the } peasant nave heen fighting 6,0 ; instalied without delay fh i espceople Si th tltad pune Gide. , sna ait ; . ae _—— ' +3 5 ble tile with solid border for i bring of wee) pa ~ } ) f ) the smart shop: a plain block 4 2 — / ' | ghmenipes . , P f x rs | 4 ’ ‘ ‘ ” ’ pattern or soft, rippling | | At any good store a | FOR “NATIONAL BEDELL WEER”. — : im ome fioor of Armstrong s ee ae “ae ‘por’ arn © 7 ' Jaspe for the office or library; f PAPI 88 PHA Swat the Hactiminate ‘charges __£.4CRKAT SALE OF lz an inset tile or plain linoleum —eastlyand quickly. It all emnans eee — for the hospital, churcn, OT can be permanentir in- wie the Sofia Government. schoolroom Hoor. There are Staiied wrih very deteed Britons broom Sofia Convinced any number of patt rns. IMI U DPItON iO OuUsiness : a oo Killed. BELGRADE Juzo-Slavia, Ay ‘ the 8. Installed quickly without muss" aes Merchants who show vou the many — : beautiful designs in Armstrong's Lino- lum are equipped to install vour new Quer 500 New Flare Models of Quality— foor quicklv—and permaneniiy. + . . ‘ ; ° , Bish de ‘ , , 4 lo ' ‘ : doggy Noupset. No dust and dirt. _ . Usually Found Only al Coats Selling xpert layers cement your linoleum 7 “ ‘ , P ° : floor in place so quickly there is practi- : at Nearly Twice This Price cally no interruption of business (the floor can be laid at night, if necessary). The sa hnished floor is permanent, smooth, and r tight. It will not stretch or erack. i aa | WOMEN’S ALSO | 2 AND STYLISH 7 : rape | MISSES’ STOUT. Cut cleaning costs, too — pie : SIZES a oe 9 CIRCLE A frade-marh om . ine burlap back ent poles nerations | An Armstron 's Linoleum Floor puts an end to old cleaning a aaa tem Sag | | _ methods and high cleaning costs. (nce laid. all it needs 1s - ) a ee $25 | $25 This special sale offers Coats that were made to sell at twice this price, | occasional waxing and polishing. Dust and dirt arn ripest : Hy an (ei . Sop , at this week of sales we secured them at great concessions and can up from its smooth surface. Feet cannot scuff and mar the : | E + ot this weer vclous plese the woeken of Sua You will ial patterns. It does nor spor, stain, ofr splinter. And it never | 4 ; , | A ¥ an “ , : | gs - ( valitv: Need s rehnishing, for in colors go through to the tough ' A) : ntinus four dave ln: | | amazed al he el = ait ae : G burlap back. , the egan their seire} \ | BEDELL COAT SALON ENTIRE FOURTH FLOOR 5 : ; } ) % 1% iw a , ; . 4 sh.aia Your architect, contractor, or any good linoleum merchant | | | | a ee | pw wo ee iP y ; ¥|| pladl, pive you information on the low hirst cost of Arm- Hi} i 1] | ‘ai: vs é . = , Pres ge nn —BASEMENT— Strong's Linoleum Floors and their low upkeep cost. Ht 1 " | 4] Dh. instant nestelte: Mie 4 : . a 33 Hl ! | | | 7" , | "i ' , ; f eae ’ a ‘ . - AC | “fell Week put yooms and private officrs “Peart tine SS) iy OITA, AY hee ‘ Specially Purchased for National Bede Rugs of cork’ R f 1, fo. ANN ODS » " wit . ‘pal , he Ba genio vee EL ie» \ : a nd a (7 Concessions—And Of feree Dees, vet with rhe sanitary, gooddooking, V RUSS mas itos eH, om 1 1 or arrested s at Te al ) nae Fi ONR-wearing qualities of linoleum | oy, RAMA KOSS: ) | eX siot e Sy ala Sensational rice They are called Armstrong s Car korn “? ; AN ve — “ I ed i ‘ f . vgs. They are not only beautiful bur ‘ EN ~AL ered 1 Murdv, too. Some have been in use for ANS AN DS , . ose eg mine vears and are srill giving good ser- 7 ggerated ‘ DF: | Kr, Nee therm at good stores rhis week Aborr, Inet Marble T ¢. M-0d. ‘ ' Kins . i {// \ eu? Con venien: tires — sensible prices Lait, Corkoiin Rug. 010 : | ed me ——— (;corqelte i u | | Flat Crepe Spring and ’ "nok . fesPte £4 , PAasy/ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ex ; Armstronc Core Company, Makers of Cork Proaucts since ic 9 'Sunene’ Gk er ths Printed Summer ) — 9 : anna on @« ‘” Linoleum Division, LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA Auth : e a Silks Styles Moe Chi, Hu Danamite and Fuse Stolen Bo Office 12) Heyworth Building 9 ce eee Sale aie tote This sale affords remarkable savings! These Dresses woulkd ms I QO] } S InO ES 0 ‘ihe be : : ordinarily sell for much more. We are enthusiastic about * “em staal who ) An endless variety of nes them and are sure vou will be, for Every F > a o ‘i oor in the House | aa . ss a er } jak ctvles for selection — _—_———— ’ a gchar nd wir \ ¥

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH , sit has MORE rece his Circulation han | the ——a Coming O og _ See Announcements Tuesday, April 28th IRRESISTI! VALUES IN THE - __ POST-DISPATCH ™ 7 , : rs i rs AAJ Aw bes 79¢ Electric Curlers 50c : | A SPool . » i Ze ‘ : se BUN H BEA 3 BBA TAY & MORGAN NST. se Oe BLTTONS— Re 7 WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS 23 cLaRe's sroot 607 oan SATS A IEMA TS REMNANT SALES FRIDAY These Lots on Sale While They Last Sc 320 Yards Percales ? 10¢ 19¢ 240 Yards Muslin re 75 ee baw Khaki ote . ” he le 6 ee eee. ee ° —- am 49c Tickings 400 Silk Samples 20¢ 35¢ .. 49e 10c 4 Bolts $1.25 Princess Crepe 7Oc 200 Yds. 39c-59c Satinettes 15¢ 9c 400 SPRING HATS That Soild Up to $5 Vrimmed Hats Banded Sailors Untrimmed Hats Sport Hats 98¢ Venetians 280 Yards Marquisette 400 Yards Linene SALE OF UNDERWEAR Women’ s 69c Union 47 ie | Men's Shirts and Drawers te MENS RALBRINGGANS 4 rt aron st 17s 4 } .2 : Mate for mm. matron and children. ' Men's Athletic Union Suits $q .00 R~ gan Wiret oOmMCrre rpcoc2zc > 7 7 cz $3 Filet Curtains ig $2 LACE PANELS 31.49 $1.50 Ruffled 98c $1.25 Ruffled 79¢ Lace Corners Two Special! Groups > a to $6 Re Tiere Fa . trida | * \(re =e lehoort ‘of ~ wiry “enty of Wide Widths teing ted T ab “OG - | a lent Ss ww HOLS sLIPrh Ks $1.98 (tks stone Taw shtii~ $1.98 Cut prices Friday on al! BOYS’ SUITS $4.98 SOYS’ VEST SUITS 's) (2m -") “SN $8.98 Men’s Pants , | Re . - ; - '* fxs 14) Princess Slips Fa he .. 89c ', }$t BLOOMERS Men's $1.50 Heavy$ Blue Denim Overalls Boys’ Plain Blue Denim 5c DUPLEX OATMEAL - PAPERS § 95 “Be igh-@rade Paners [a Pu°2> Armstrong Linoleum ed peed Alle BRN _—— orc $22 Linoleum Rugs yoy)» ] P } st SAT, news] sani r CON f Nti , ks 2 “* +4 =3. “HT RSpAayT Seated Nise by + “Forest Park 7 nhe rr aay, Se Pre =. ae rouncement . Imitations ax Substitues} teenie |f acs Pe BP mes ¢ Food Ask for and Get , tees. 7 x rem F nea: 7845 : reasonahie Lae SF the HORLICK’S; who originated and named the prod MALTED MILK Invalids, Nursing Mothers, and All Ages ee EN ae amt Get HORLICK’S. Try the digestible FOOD-DRINK. No Prepare it AT HOME. SEND 10c for Mixer. Horlick’s, Racine. Friday and Saturday---A Great Sale of Lovely Establishing the V ogue For Afternoon Bridge Parties For Shopping Country Club For the Dance All Sports Wear ~e- 2 e 2 A Colors A re Lanvin Monter Orchid Rust Peach stripes Beige Black Figured Navy Lipstick Summer F rocks, Those who are invariably first to wear the new modes will be as interested in the new fash- ions as they will be delighted with the superD values offered. The season’s vogue for trans- parency is evidenced in the many sheer Geor- gettes. Tub silks in pastel stripes are more tas- cinating than ever. And the many new fashion features, such as godets, flares. laces, tailored and apron effects lend variety to the choosing. Transparent Georgettes in Pastels Georgettes in Flowered Motifs Tub Silks New Crepes Satin Cantons SSS | BRUADWAY and 4109-12-14 SIATH Used by thousands for nearly 40 yeap Nourishing Food for Infants, Growing Children, etal Pa $4 Advanced Fashions, Specially Priced EXTRA ; ‘ SIZES . New Prins * West Pine BI. at Eucl [Stan 10 . 5 Cos Street >» Stores in All Prinetpal ram B ff the tT. s&s. (ithe Our tremendous stock of slightly used, si hand wor gh it, — and Player-Pianes of aad desc“iption (must be closed out at once, value. Some of} these instruments have nev —some are only\ slightly used, and some are all put in stock jo be sold at these great sal ‘e of well- A. ‘ these instruments a! Ano Starck. Steck, Kingsbury, Foster, t aaerwy —_ aN tie wine , ’ The sere -ut decorates ene of the beowntfal Playe-- Pienes offered during thia wale. Low Prices on Play $450 Player-Pianos... 575 Player-Pianos... 650 Player-Pianos _.. 750 Player-Pianos... 975 Player-Pianos... Terms—$2.00 Per Week on | oa vr me “ee ahewe cut Gurtrates one ore. Piane barges included io Fe AT Stone & Co..$ 47 mingsbury.. 85 eway ee 2 ae Rer.... ZIS iB ; Starch oo¢e6) ee le Starck Special T ‘1.00 Per =f 13e¢ upright piano advertised im thes 4 | ~) per ween H ; > wil) et at eee No Money [I ustworthy person can ¢ cs and easy terms otfered curmg BA Starck ¥ . mcnanacae of Starck, Upright, x one St. Cage pic y EYE! = iow >: Ee f — . ae » ‘ ‘ 4 ae * - ‘ —* - , “se fj mR » i ’ ; 4 Lay 2a a > {Se *, ‘ na ai x —*. i> = 5 eS ee

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,4 ’ : : +a.” : ‘i . | 7? - - a ;*) . — — Every 1} ’ epee wn by rye \ ‘ i ~ j t t } , W est Pine Bl. at Euclid Av. Mrs. Georgette Riddie im conn pat fer - = pee ae Hie : st: Sa Beautiful heme dyeing _ tinting silke ribbons eiehute waheee dresses, 5 St le }tion with her suit to establish 4) 14 piorning to tho swollen. ontargea |i8 guaranteed with Diamond Dyes, | °°#ts, stockings, sweaters, draperies, ° ( y named the product dower claim to half of the $3) 1% nang veins Boon vou will notice that they are Just dip in cold water to tint soft, ween os Fre eg tin amy rote ? Q and Snap . } . » | rowing ematier and ths tre froent should . . uy lamon yes a. e ( ' estate of he te husband, Frank | & . . _— wets e shades, or b r = — shbesiar ‘ be continued unti! the veins are of nor Gernent ee 7 — Kind and tell your druggist whether , "J 615 . ca Riddle. who died Mar h >a wee ma! size Emerald i) isa a powerful yet permanent colors Eac h 5 cent the materia! you wiah to color is weol e Pas Pr? mace and *e1) | - . -11 . : - \] mn t ° filed in Probate Court today herealon — ee ge athcte crag a oa ae He - cb phates 3 it is linen, cottom, § § Preiss A nw | 7 e ’ : ' 0 2 ¢ a Pra atl tm Om oh ho a OO RM OO PCR i ’ ; : ; NT 2 | a: = we, STORE OPEN the separation. and \irs Kdward Hodgins of (*hicago, sister co? Vi 4a storage charge. * i EVERY agent aby pege oewding ayge die f° / , ° ? . ’ eesti . EVENING | 1\ represented his financia! er ls (/ | — affairs and had induced his wif: ) THE Our tremendous stock of slightly used, shop-worn and second- to sign the agreement upon the! |} ) Be bend upright, Grand and Player-Pianos of almost every make PEE Spal i EL SN fos Caney ee . : | | god description must be closed out at once, regardiess of cost or cumstances and was facing bank QO ~ f- h a@) d S ) g S d Odd |e : value. Some of these instruments have never been off eee floor ruptcy of his firm ul O t C r inary “4 avin, 5 On . uites an | —some are only slightly used, and some are shop-worn. hey are Krank eaid Riddle told him Pj 2c A O d A VY ° ; MM gi put in stock to be sold at these great sale prices ss cle tathak” Gan oleae leces Are ered in an ttractive artety I; f ' - “it re of well-kno kes eh ‘ he was living in a cheap boardi: ‘ : 1 § All of _ oe ims - = na € eet : nde . te | ~ senate! aie, house. but i few months later wa 2 | Furniture selected : The savings this sale ) ) OB Surck “ k, Kingsbury, Foster, ood, Fos found to be living at an expensive jf now will be held for | iy 5 a affords make it advis- 4 / & Way an Lal ho ( } ‘asket compa! AY . ° : 4° Ap ae, . | egal ge ty Prone ae et ES later delivery without PAE Re See eat” , S able to anticipate your 4) I wd ie fr Hf . Ps i> - H ; - f MISSING BOSTON SALESMAN | i) | i BEING SOUGHT IN ST. LOUIS \ John F. Gilbert, 38, Believed to | ! Have Suffered Lapse of Hy Memory. (} John F. —, 38 years old. a. ) pret niaen o iapthanttacton “ stationery salesman. who disap- edieet tietiea e ‘peared with visiting _— trade near | : Boston, Mae... his ome several] | il | months ago, is being sought in St | => pdtimnen. n chapmmeammmeemmmemenmemenamemen 44 cemm-dae eA NN Osc ine gees “a ee Lou ls br police w TY) 2) a? the. re | . Ree Meee Seo iE Se quest of friends of the fan y Tet | ABeeee ters to police here enid Gilbert's 7- || year-old daughter is {!! in t tal and econtinual!iv calls for = her | OEM SRP: father 1] Gilbert at one time had heen | St Louis and ofter talked of re T turning here. it was said ile { 1] thought to have suffered laps | Sh Sve Lae * 2 of, = of memory Hy is deserihed i ‘ sto %% , a Gf } al . . 7 = ig. ee ee By ; : yey eae FOr Ss 5, + Ls partiv bald and wearing horr 1 re ~~ ; Ape as ; ——— y FP ame as oe a eee woe te si es Pei | 4 ORES a6 (G , Reman & Conran: ee a ue | c le 7 a . , ‘ ay x i . > 23 ge : x ia ous a a te ; re iceman here in 1915 and later : | in eae eae ie | — eso ) : ; ORE sa 4 : ‘ Sergeant in the army in Honolu | y 2 “ The ebore cut G@iuctretes ove of the beautiful Pleyer- Pianos offered during this sale. eT) at the req }ex? of Hiarr - J yin? of Dunbar VA Va \ | girve he 1} Hlow Prices on Player-Pianos § ve eo mee ! vith Conroy on important busineas | ' | | is being sought here by policewom- | ti ' : | ia Former Price Sale Price James Megann. whoin 1922 Mved | $450 Player-Pianos.........$175 os ees aetna at Co H , D in in o = R O O m S ult S 575 Player-Pianos......... 285 = ff et sissves « Zerve. rs |) beer Above— ient Val 650 Player-Pianos ........ 345 | LEGATION ATTACHE ARRESTED || 9 (oti As Illustrated Above—A Salient V alue es , = i y Bap oo | 1 750 Player-Pianos......... 415 Jf) sotsin. nowerer, rreed on Dipto- | — . : 50 50 | : 975 Pla er Pianos 535 matic Immunity Plea, i Eight S 1] e Nine 1] ° Ten ° | v. = “ee e@eeeee By the Asem ated }ress ' ec “teces , _— y Used Pl WASHINGTON, April 223 an |i Pieces { T err sandwich revnalwing Ans ef ) erms-- $2.00 Per Week on Us ayers Re sandwich, a revolving door. ||| : Zé : ee ce. tenes to. the lee oon | THis Suite of Italian design, finished EIGHT pieces include a 66-inch buf- a w ) Died ; ee CNet as | : | in dull-rubbed walnut, is a com- fet, extension table, five oor | L Oe ee ee ee . ) 1 wtel rmchair upholstere " Be i 5 ae oy | Cogswell Chair manding value. It 1s pi eon pale wee = eae “Sturdily built hte Misiones . | Colonial Rocker , " Ss. mere ¢ ent meer ae truction and wt S ‘ Sore Braceéd Joffre. an attacks of lt $ 19 50 dustproof constr ellen fully finished—an outstanding sale | $5 95 i the Bolivian. Legatiot | : as an eight, nine of to ff value—a Suite of real character and | y The police say that members of | Designed for comfort with Rarely is such good furniture oO ered indian Artistically fashioned and e Don Jorges pi ere passing | | loose spring-filled cushion seat. at so low a price. well made Rocker with seven £ around suspicious leoking bot Covered in attractive tapestry, | spindles in back. Suitable for i na restaurant, and that the hos-) |i] combined with blue velour; | | China C erereee . . i+ ts dee $40.00 “ almost any room in the house. pitality even was offered to a | outside back in blue velour. | a ; 0 A very unusual Rocker for so } plainir g patroiman It was insisted Finished in antique walnut. perving Table s &.62 ae Ss eo .¢°'¢2'o $25.0 moderate a cost. also, according to the police report, | | ee | st odtnabvss gueghuriasnbmuale cliGeuccuvede., ee a “ coe of i | Seep “> . F . 4 | . i As eo. 8h) “77 ‘ : a eer ime so vigorous that Doe deleetl HY ee Bed Davenport & Chair Mohair Living-Room — was arrested In leaving } | $8 | ° , " ——— ag abcde Beit netic os Bei: Covered in Mohair Suite—Carved Frame warm bDroKe!l nil zg & . “ me | —s— . ~ ; the off \" = ed _ is 47 cially Priced eg pas *1872° | en aft | Jif } 1 : an = Gd - oY { raised and ? ‘ prisoner vA S reé rs . é 2 ’ = — : ; . ‘ ; - EG 1 ¢ ca, Se: SP ie, | , . e Suite consists of a j : niga A rep are vas prepared SS ER Wd | This Suite consists of a davenport, This two pice ner by tifull the State Depa « | SES PEE ‘ full-size bed and davenport and armchair, beautifully | | F | | : a = \h which opens into 8 coin’ teaai’ sila made with carved frame and loose | EXTRA 4 WOODEN LEG SAVES FLYER Law it 4 caiutesvenie 2 sre ‘cy. matieit ail spring- -flled cushions, which are re- | SIZES The ieee oud @estemtes ene of the 4 French Aviator Breaks His Third : : if my stered in a goo q oes Slled cush- versible, with silk brocatelle on one Prértul Piame borgeins included im this greet sole = One in Air Crashes Chair or Rocker made with loose spring- 1d sid May be had in taupe mohair, Wi R k BORDEAUN., A} 4 pots- ions. The frame 1s interestingly an side. ay : indsor oc ker R war sted Pi nant story of the heroism of an] 16 95 ri d plain or figured. (Wing chair, extra, Reduced Prices and Used anos rr gesthoe manic named Vandeile was; $ ” artistically e— $69 75). 3 10 50 Thess are only a few of the piance included in this sale. Come im and ase Ge told by Capt. Pelletier I) Oisy, the | | The cane panel in the back | ° oo and get « complete list. You can find just the piano you wan hero of the flight to wl | of this | gag maho gany Walnut | Gragefully designed Wind- - anan ° — * leh, nther members of the ench “hal aa » if arr. = : irst to weal the Stone & Co.. $ 47 Trowbridge. > 95 ise selenbow: oo Lake Cha fe led | a are yf neehony Leele XVI Four Piece . : Four-Piece Bedroom _ sor Rockers can be used in | in the new fash- ingsh 85 i 135 | et Bordeaux on his return the oth- |i] style and the seat is uphol- Bedroom Suite Suite of Walnut | meget! Say. See eee ee . } t} su erb gs ury adie Singer eeee 0 er da The flight w ibandoned |i} stered in a very pretty pattern ers offered in this sale ate ex- wit ] fo, ‘ sh ‘inway ee 165 Foster ee Oe 215 wher ane @mpe ot a : A , ! iT 4 ot velour. $ 1 9 é 50 $ 50 ceptionally good values. — = mE || = 159: 3 ae Geor arner eeee 215 Butler eeeee 185 Vuillemin and Capt. Dagne — il bee os | lan sne "2 Nf Capt. D'Olsy’s plane: x flying | {II 3 ) : | y = ck *eeee 295 Starck eeeee 335 ahove the other when thi Cras The ever- popular Queen Anne oe ° ; ra] : dil 6 i] es ar fas- . | ef | hie This salient value is sturdily built S are more ; necurred When he landed VA d race and ~harm to this $ Dp ) via | riod lends g : ue f : d th f hion parte anid ¢ hin Neve _ } ihe er. bow- foot bed. vanity with dustproo construction an tne lany new tas Starck Special Terms e: help the Half | large a hifforobe or chifforette. dull finish is very attractive. Dresser, 's, laces, tailored § hou or Vandenhe we . 4 i my ge anf purchased at 2 sub- bow-foot bed, vanity. and chifforobe . wae agirengi ie as. om 0 e are included at this price—and all are to the choosing. 1.00 Per Week rom 6 ‘ i | stantial discount-——-Ww rhich discount Ww th psn in rhe pealiatid olbces. aon et | | ss on to our patrons ) | ie gine upright piano advertised in this sale can be purchased g which firs im | pass per week broke. This was the | Ht | ; ; : ° will th leg (‘ant Dagneaux had t | > P / / accept your present piano, phonograph or ether lex | | 2s in Pastels) Qtr tpt tte BEG | PS | Our Plan of Easy Payments Quality Fel ) Mie wi its SSi/ i 5 sd Moti \ No Money Down bene. Se ee ee Tapestry (Mae ee Mesias c 4 O l b) \ < = e sree ‘worthy person can take advantage of the MOSCOW, April he ad — I Hall Chair —enables everyone to peer ves in this sale— | 5 ' anc easy terms ottered during this special sale withdras ' ‘ } ob the most New Tepes \ i Russ ses i] RAS » pre uie Pumitar eon a dign! fied systematic pay- | All-layer Felt _Materenees ; “ Hi Stately high-bac hair, up- ) th roll edge w stite . Starck iano Gn wg ee ‘ it holstered my ‘tnoneeeee outside ment hasis. Do not hesitate to inquire aRout this an steal made ef selected AY P fs ain ’ Hi back to match. has a frame fin- : cotton felt. (Beventh Floor) , l CW rin , i... of Starck, Upright, Grand and Player-Pianos - I ‘ched in antique mahogany, heirfu! arrangement. | , 7 at ~ ' i high lighted a ere -— - = —————— = 18 Olive St. MeILEVENTH St . Louls m (soe rae ; am¢ i aca tlelit sail ncilinlia iia ——— oo cmmadieanen Le to: I : ———___——— = OPEN EVENINGS 2.14 SIXTH ST er ee

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- : _ ree > Ve. 40—l etter sire “A 40-—I ega! ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Tue sti > weal DISP. r. Buxton @ Ski nner ) sul = CHAT TINCER PIANO&AUSIC CO 331-335 Arcade Bldg Sth and Olive Sts. Eacblic Box Letter File Willow Satter Tray : _ rach. 81° $133 Dozen, $7.65; each, 75c PHONE MAIN 3480 ON FOURTH AT OLIve sire earth hecome nt- ‘oa t-Dispatch Ruvers and s«cilers quainted threugch the I Want ( seleamna. 60 YEARS. TRUTH IN ADVERTISING wee SS Or x —— -_eE T= ee ee - S* = a Walnut Bedroom Possessing beauty & convenience se.d » Suite at so low a price. | | veneers pertectiy matched is | and grain. Includes large cresser w “$4 Venetian mirror, tuil-size tf and bow-end bed. The finish is French | ’ "oe Vanity $49.75 Extra | Refrigerator Apartment stvie with ash case F i compartment is white cnam el. insulation is d air space an r on-conduct- 21 "5 7. ‘ch Hae eobne tonne covered cushic re - _ 1d looking Ja and £0 THE ONLY McNICHOLS MARKET ST. AT ELEVENTH | o———10 oo DONO IO OC"! CS Sooo ono OD OD OOOO 420 N. Sixth Three Stores In St. Louis 716 Olive 6118 Easton ‘WELLSTON WONDERFUL SHOES Footwear Fashions A spectacular showing of the latest Spring models for women who demand style at these very at- tractive prices. ¢ ~~ #7 ——— = | Here you will find the style you want, $7 VA the quality you like and at prices / f you like to pay. Fe goo" — ot Pov! Crete vs, tf These Styles Repre- sent an Actual Saving of Two to Three Dol. lars on Every Pair oR |) OO” EE 0 38 O60 oe) oo —e Eee ooo) oa os om 8 IO a 610 10 S m= oS 0S 0 Ss 0 as 0S 0 as os 0 a 0 oo 4 * > 1020 ee 100 eee O06 eee OL 17H alone has MORE City C weumation than the _ and one other evening newspaper COMBINED ee EO ‘$25,000 SUIT AGAINST EF. GEROLD ON TRIAL he “re > ~~ ‘ aeaeerl les ar ‘~ 7 TS WT . - ‘ + i Te asul - & : ” 4 — ss — - t rouge = gains ~~ ~ , Je ~ 5 oT ~ ze s 1a | - . 1° ; _- ’ : ~ ‘A ‘ — rn > Se il , -_ comDination last and man other fime teatures. Other Shoes, tes 95 to $8.50 : a "sor rT . ‘ ' , sPeciad ts ’ ? request i ——— SIXTH AND LOCUST STS, Stout Sizes, 39 to 56 Lane Bryant Coats and Dresses we are proud to have the most discriminating women wear. Coats in and twillbloom. Their value will surely appeal te The Dresses at Choice of the loveliest the modes of the and embroidered. / [ssp Coats ...... 4 squirrel 4 (\ sow Ensembles | > Dresses ... 2 Premium for the satisfaction of knowing they wii! fit properly and» Gine Brydll : Spring Coats & Dre Se 35 The Coats at $36 Elegance and excellence ¢ the most popular = twill cord superior, Patti crepe, fa moment: $25 to: 1 $45 los . $25 1081 \ PHOSE SEAREST BRAS: a a LT UR Elects BABY GRAN {$750 *16 - A Month 3 DAYS ONLY — Thursday, Friday and Seturday. ten plare the best Just 3 instruments to be sold at this price. for piano recitals in our reproducing studs demonstrate! | A Knabe Ampico Reprc Thiebes Player Grand (Used), PIANOS ORGANS 1006 OLIV ng 7% ith £0, eg ‘ag x MEN! For That ak ceptionally low price, Je } of high grade Canton Lanes, Georgette crepe, and @ crepe. Beautifully — $15 Olive 7th and Locust 514 Wa MEN! When ‘We Say Just Receive Sixth and Locust Sts., St. Louis rm ° a ~S . Brooklyn _ai Long Silk Glo 12 and 16 Button Lengths, Sizes 5% to \ 2m , rk You ing from $2.00 to Gloves of equal come in and see. charmung assortment perfectly dn a pairs-——a By sty: les—pla! nan a move’ ley “effects—trill s. - M. “o 2 4 eel AFTER DI AC & ror 25 MADE IN TAMPA HENRY THE FOUI (0c ARISTOCRAT, 3 for 2 2 for 25¢ FAVORITA, 10c Buy a Box or Two _ LMS “T Lee @ ws 4 » Insurance ance Policy ‘ ; 4 4 : ‘D ; rey 3 ea A 7 JUDGE & DOLPH PIPE SHOP 4 MONT ICELLO ee ADVERTISEMENT need Spring Medicine .~= | taking Tithieted Buckhe’ a ia Ss . ot ww months e far ** “~_® : Pe > aw the - . 1» ° owes ~ i » - ; Sate ae » wek 7 art? : * ate ' aad “~Ctrntiew *- 4 ' rT? - . re | e - weet % -% ai. ‘ietaer 7 J me =: eo * . Wrenn re ‘.. 4 ? > : > - = +* - - ’ - Perna -™ ao at . Sell weaters of * 7 -~ ’ Zee Pest-Dispatch — as =e hUrhCShC PO ae oT 4 Now is the time you ENJOY | NIGHT'S & Pj aaa pongo 5 preree ot gravel (eee sail h« > oe Ae Regular 7Se ay pecial. .39Cc

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ZING APPAREL RCI rai | WItTH THE AFey ANNOUNCEMENT OAK LEATHER IN THE ane’ \ w Sunday Radio Section AL PHONE NEAREST BRANCH W. E. FUETTERER - Hatters & Supply Co. = WURLIIZER G6 v6 ear Hryant [Electric ) LOCUST STS. B ABY GR ANDS ts & Dresses bn's SHOES Half Soled ys as [MPORTANT — | Bryant women who require the »t have to pay 4 premium for their portant, they can now secure the y-to-wear thar are the Vogue with hey wiil fit properly and give ood | this to you—Friday. Yo ( 36 to 46 & S. ‘ os | Regular Sizes, j &% &> ns ‘oe Ae ——'i re Gh | te REGULARLY $1550. Reguleariy S15) A beaatiful in strument, that at the touch of a bunt ton plays the kind. of music you like best. Ss - jut 3 instruments to be sold at this price. They have been used only for demonstrating and for piano recitals in our reproducing studios. Come Thursday, Friday or Saturday and let us demonstrate | | A Knabe Ampico Reproducing Piano (Used) for sale for $685 ) a f ' ? ot 7 i Thiebes Player Grand (Used), $595 Apartment Grand (Used), $450 WURLIIZE ees US PAT OFF. PIANOS ORGANS HAKPs MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 1006 OLIVE ST. *~;.'=: ~~ 2 5 io 0 46 ' . ; a . ; , ; "4 4 ~* " > — . = , . wr : a » : = The Coats at $35 gance and excellence combined ; in the most popular fabrics, cord superior, Patti crepe, faille twillbloom. Their quality and will surely appeal to you. | sie. 39 te The Dresses at $35 vice of the loveliest materials— nodes of the moment at an ex- nally low price. Developed gh grade Canton crepe, Drury . Georgette crepe, and slipnot Beautifully beaded, braided mbroidered. MEN! For That Good, Fresh Smoke, Buy alu, udge &Nolph DRUG STORES 5/5 Olive Tth and Locust 514 Washington De Bolivar & Kingsbury 6100 Easton ~~ en PA wie ye vembles S845 to $195 sses.... $2010 51/99 i MEN! When ‘We Say FRESH CIGARS, It’s True = : Just Received—Special Shipment AFTER DINNER “?5ci4 he G roe Go tenet $4.9 Box of 25, $1.00 MADE IN TAMPA Box of 50, $2.00 k Gloves HENRY THE FOURTH CH! Such Good Smokers Heinegabubeler 10 ARISTOCRAT, 3 for 25c 2 for 25c FAVORITA, 10c Extra Large, 10c Size Buy a Box or Two 3 FoR 25c =" “The Sweetest Pipe in the W orld” Tins of 25, $1.88 Wane PINE A Rh as Keoe sD . . isistirance Policy : The Milano o ow ote on egy Shapes 3-50 and Up Milano Rustic Pipes have the attractive and popular rustic finish and the same high standard of quality and workmanship as the smooth-finished Muano. $4 -00 and Up With Every Pipe Purchased We Give 50c W orth Any Fine Tobacco FREE FINE STATIONERY AT - ~~ ryant ist Sts., St. Louis Chicago Detroit ngths, Sizes 5% to 749 Very Special $ 1 50 You would not obiect to pay or 1 from $2.00 to $3.00 , Gloves of equa: come in and see. charming assortment ae y effects—frills, tucks — | designs on arms and backs sble-finger tips. We know $0. 1 Gloves Especially Made nds —Special at 2.50 The Insured Pipe JUDGE & DOLPH PIPE SHOP MONTICELLO - KNIF ~- RED \UT THE , . . . ; ~~. cured by my Soothing, Genes.” | Rpg aw metorm No Danger. No Hospital. Net RIDIGULOUSLY LOW PRICE "ea: ahentuled Value cevivees FREE BOOK pie se CHOCOI Ars On TREES, Bin r fhere i Not a Peon tn the lot w hich ts net . Or A : - +) ; - MO a . AM. ‘on PM PA PERIENCE CORD worth at least 82.00. and some worth as | used sundays, 10 te # high as $5.10 = li will pay you to buy now for future gilt | oe ‘ CA presentations, sue bh as graduation, birth- —~JS" ADVERTISEMENT st 1 ENJOY NIGHT'S RES". raster dave. ote We hase arranged this fine Stationery in mano poric e retype. p ma * 7 Carrie ba § and tee : : > . . 9 % pir on of gra’ e! ihe i F shing : thiate 4 ni hu Ke oo 1 i a riis : : » t emt ¥ A® giimttit “_,) ; “hee f fear " ,eare Ainght now ihe mt Rae’ aneee the adder hnewrms —- ~ howerle the ony . sttver e - ritmtien riving e oo The ; \ wentrativny er. conalve — roe , ) * = — ; tecter irritation thet Kee ; a reetleows niehte ' it hiatert a ire | ’ . 7 an] : 7 " te rieot a cnews . A at ’ —— TIMES AS STOWAWAY Philadelphia Stepfather Resents Her Selection of Mate and leads Her to Police. “special to the Foset-Disanatch PHILADEIPHIA A 15-venr- | old Italian girl. who had heen miss- _ing from her home in South Phil- |adelphia for 10 months. returned recently with a seagoing aon of rin in tow “My new sweetheart.”’ biithely to he Arelanno. 1629 quoth she stepfather, Louis South Thirteenth Moutside’’ rio tne reared the stepparent swain from the Emerald lele Come,”’ to the girl, looking for vou.” the police are At the House of Detention. where Josephine was taken, che related a’ remarkable tale of shipping as a SLOWAWAY nt the foot of Snvder avenue, taking refuge in a bur ip! sack At Panama she was discov- ered and put off Not a whit daunted, she immediatel, hid on another boat. and in sunny Ha- Wall Was again found by an un- romantic mate and left on the dock Rut Josephine wae of sea-gzoing stock barked on anothe: | bound for natural She se@Pretiv em- vesse! this time south America, and , when once more found sought the) help of passengers and was given | passage money home. ‘NO WARRANTS TO BE ISSUED FOR SOCIAL CARD GAMES Sidener Says Police Should Have Plenty to Do Suppressing Major Crime. ce mav raid and arrest participants in .church and fra- nal lottos. bridge and = euchre rames hut there will he no war- rants The pol issued from the Cireuit At- torney s office Circuit Attorney Ssidener announced today “There should he plenty for the police to do in suppressing maier “As far as this office is concerned it is not crime,” declared Sidene: £EOing to worry about a feu women | retting together to Dla for i piece of tatting o7 We will co-o0 a piece of aluminum perate with the police I suppressing professiona! ram- bling. sach as bookmaking I have heard ther: Was $1 OHn0 nan heft on 1h : , | 6 i 7 ; . the recent election if the police know wno made the hooke let | them bring in the evide Will issue the Warrants Sidener related that nee, and we'! AnaV or &oO | izo there was issued a warrant | * * " a? +} : ; fainst e operator of a wheel of oo © ‘ ‘ " »* } ak . | CATNIVA! : ' said, was a gambling device per se | | j and aS such the operator was suh.- foe in Yee, U4 DR. J. FRANKLIN WELCH, 69. DIES OF HEART DISEASE Succumbs at Salisbury (Mo.) Home: Had Been Mielical Associ- ation Treasurer 27 Years. Dr. J. Franklin Welch. who has heen treneiirey, ot Missouri | ae State Medical Association for 27] i vears died at Salisburs Mo.. his home. today from septia poisoning disease Dr. Welch. who was graduated in 1880 from the old Missouri Med- | Sche St. Louis «now Wash- nxrton 8; S was one of the most |} min t physicians in Cen- Missouri He was president f ‘ Nfiiesonrr State \ledi« 2 As POISON VERDICT IN INQUEST! Finding Announced in Case of Miss Oberholt zr. the ‘1 o Vier aay oT ’ nmeritinon that thew } BANK ROBBERY INSURANCE UP Rates for Smaller Depositories Are Doubled by Companies }: Ope} ins iT iT 4 | i? VI Nae ae nd liline S i? n= T VA . i G4 * 3 We quote a special price on this heavy Pro-Lino. We show over 100° patterns. Special, per square yard, for this sale, $1 DOWN BUYS THIS FRE Ij ase At Goldman Bros This Beautiful Blue Bird Dinner Set With your of 4 J KITCHEN CABINET Has sliding nicheloid top: big flour bin with sifter: glass jars, cutlery draw- ers: metal cake and bread hon; pan racks; art glass door. and every other feature necessary In a kitchen cabinet nmeetal *29 $1 Down Buys This Complete With Heavy Spring and Fine Mattress This is an exceptional offer. The popular patterne fan be You conld Tieden had in watlmut finish not huy a htter Tiew!? (bart fit at double the price Iter? ix one of the $19: Or Over > i Q Liither for Cash Purchase or Credit FREE Are Sole Agents on Olive St. For -_—_- LIBERAL ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR OLD RANGE his Range has all the Iinek'« qual- itiex. buxet lle rit haker. See our 3 3(°9 special leader for A Y oy} 2 => ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 17 OLDMAN KROS| “OLIVE ST4 We Are Open Saturday Until 6:30 P. M. Refrigerator Goldman Bros.’ FREE "Wonderful WITH EVERY REFRIGERATOR Offer ! JUST THINK! 7-Piece Crystal Cut Glass Water Set Free Also the Blue Bird Dinner Set With Every Refrigerator — In a bia special sale as an extra inducement we will give absolutely free, in addition to eur Free Dinner Set offer, this beautiful, genuine Cut Giinas Water Pitcher and six large-size Tumblers. The wonderful Sanitary Special Leaders here shown are white enameled lined, easy to keep clean. Greatest lee savers on the market; have three heavy wire removable shelves, with all nickel trim- ming». Now is the time. Investigate this offer—it will pay you. See these “Sanitary” Refrigerators on special sale. | 9g: Extra heavy and ome in beautt- ful patterns. Full size 9x12 and suitable for any room, You have to see these Rugs to appreciate On Special Sale. them. GOLDMAN BROS. BUCK’S a a a EE as Ranges. Ee $3 a Month Buysa Buck’s Range Fuck’s Gas Ranges are known for thetr fine baking qualities, This special leader has four gas burners and 4 two holes for coal. CAN ne HAD WITH ENAM- LLED HIGH sHELPF at amall additional ceat 7 A new invention— «co as) child can operate itt. day and a bed at night We hare a large stlection of beautiful pads. Piny- Bed with pad as low ar $1 Down Buys a Simmons Day-Bed Blue Bird Dinner Set Free to Open that a A beautiful couch hy 5 | Q./9 DOWN BUYS A Florence Stove MONTHLY rAYMENTS sizes and styles. Come in two, three We have all and four burner, latest style wickless burners. & n=. = = & a6iccs avi _~_ eS = ~—— = i > oe os ~ >_> =i Gil... aes € i -=--*. “ee Sine cgi aie alle re 4 e serge rt fe re Sey tee are a ra - aa Meme, se aes mtn ven oe ee . a a3 » Se BE La er ae = < ag | A OREN ee ah EP er me el a se a " = . ad +o @ e & af * 3

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The Rollin Coupe tft] i ii, Who buys the ROLLIN car? sound. It will take 25 or 30 miles from any gallon of good gasoline. Ie will respond to your every need and mood. The Rollin built to last longer —for one hundred thou- sand miles of intensive driving. It is not a one or two year car. Its design does not change with the calendar. ee to >. —-- oe eo A VERY distinct class of people buy the Rollin car. They are people who know and appreciate the subtle distinction of refine- ment—who measure motor-car value. not by wheelbase and eviinders, but bw service, conve- nience and appointments. They are people of taste who demand the best, whether hats, shoes or motor-cars. No other car is like the Rollin. | It combines the luxury and com- fort of the big car with the econ- omy and convenience of the | small car. It is a car for present- 4 dav traffic conditions. ‘| The motor is new in design, | smooth, powerful, sen€tive, is » ~ - ewe a See this unusual car. Drive it. Through traffic, up hills, over beckoning boulevards. Speed along, creep along. Then vou will agree that the Rollin has brought a new idea to modern motoring. See the Rollin dealer today. The Rollin Motors Come pany, Cleveland, Ohio. Brougham, $1325 Coupe, $1325 Sedan, $1455 Phaeton, $1155 .f. o. b. Cleveland METHUDY & PAGE, | Grand at West Pine oe = = - _—— n+ indell 5687 — > eee ee eee - einentiwttirnesna dilth-a--aeee- Sill ; AY l €X eel ien » Ty T ty. ehildrey = (resses C ane rithms ~. Rhoda >= ait) cd oh CO. te A Yard * All Silk Remnants on Sale Friday at '4-Price Many Dress Lengths Included _= 25 a *.

“ U.S CAYING SAYS LUWDEN Former Illinois Governor Tells Publishers That Op- timistic Reports on Con- tions Are Misleading. } ffm ‘ ‘ a) Broadcasting + * 4 } ° i . : } D > ¢ 7 4 . ; } i the disseminatio ee “REDA iB (MAIL ORDERS FILLED-—Add Postageimm! Seventh and Washington Ave. SINCERIDAD Fine Tampa Cigars THE ¢ClAR THAT WILL BRING & Sat. Fri. Only W.-W. Semi-Club Cigars -\' Broadieaf wrapoed—en unascal valve. Sc Ea., 10 for 45c Box of 50, $2.23 FRESH SHIPMENT OF Neutrality Brand Imported Manila Cigars. Big hlunts. Handmade. Long filler Recular price Sc. Special. 3 for 10c Box of 100, $3.23 a STRAIGAT TRIANGULAR SIZ es of 50 2 for 1 $c $3.73 10¢ Mercantile. eS Peta 10c Straight CIGARS Cut to 3 for 25c referencia. tl La Palina Rebdbt. Emmet. FF) Re RB Henry the Feeurth. Mariel. la (rata Harvester. Mapa («¢ ulm. Box of 50, $3.95 | 2 for 2Sc CIGARS Cut to 10c Straight (hancellor Chanceller. Fl Prodacto, La Palina. Preducto Garcia Mercantile. Preferencia. ‘Admiration Dutch Masters Henry the Fourth, DCTCH MA Tan. Den Julian, TERS, Fl Rei Tan. THOS JULIAN. o_o MIRIEL. MAPA CT- A. Box of 50, $4.95 1Sc Straight CIGARS Cut to i2c Cut to i14c dmiratien. Fl Preducto. La Palina. El PRODUCCTO ADMIRATION lenry the Fourth Dtm™MH MAS- HENRY THE FOURTH "RS. Chan: eliors, Preferencia, DON LIAN. MURIEFI Box of 50, $5.95 3 for 50c CIGARS DON JULIAN MURIEL LA PALINA Box of 50, $6.95 10c Straight Size; DON JULIAN CIGARS SPFCTAL BOX SALE Box of 25. $1.88 2 for 25c Size; Box of 25, $2.38 El Verso Broad-Leaf Havana Large Size Cut to Box of 50 $4.95 1 Oc Each i‘ has. Meisel handmade. La Recte. 2 Tungsten. Cinco. San Felice. Agent. Niles & Moser, Hanpt mann FL] Talia A EES A A EE LT, eA LT: A LT Denbr. handmade Brinkman Serene Mixture Smoking Tobacco be $1.15 ls-o7r_ tins: wmtra enecia! Red [oor ee a » ' _- s THY MBINED : : v The Daily POST- DISP. i7C He alone | has MORE CITY eect mnaabaer a than the sores and one other e evening newepapes CO Re a Is ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ORE than the morning and one other sunt ; a 2a | ° } . ong associa . npers creases on ae. : wtih advertis ' ne fale ' — Aio 4vertising matter raisea amone , ond.- ] ‘the avert n a u ma bot t of forme r) an pr pesto ‘said the te contunue the figh “against 1! ‘toh lag itself report. we Radio fans are beginning to re The Postal Committee reperte sent nofthe lower that a fund of $35.:14 45 had been Sguintin A danger signal WitH your eyes exposed to brilliant out-of-doors in the intense rays, wat tennis match on a blazing court, downtown dazzling pavements and glaring white bui do you try to aid your eyes by shading them er squinting? Squinting is Nature's Danger demanding the protection of proper glasses fee your eyes. Ask us about our ACTINIC Lenses, which ap made to absorb the harmful rays of light, Jet gine perfect vision. Select Your Optician With the Same Care as Your Surgeon, Banker, Lawyer Aloe x3 DOWNTOWN STORE 513 OLIVE TREET : Optical Co. POST-DISPA ig the only St, Louls Press news Bewspaper giving Associated MANNING-BOWMAN | ELECTRIC PERCOLATORS : are favorably known for thetr charm of design and fine craftsmanship. Fine Thisgell such as these are the delight of every woman who has them, and the desire of those who have not. The guest table is incomplete without an Electric Percolator. The family breakfast without uniformly good coffee is almost no breakfast at all— and the Electric Percolator makes the same good coffee every day. IN OUR WINDOWS We are showing an exquisite display of Manning- Bowman Electric Percolators and Waffle Irons. This display is worth vour while to see. Drive by and look at iar + + It is easy to have Electric Appliances. They are Inexpensive, and our purchase plan is convenient. Divided Payments on Your Light Bills UNION ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER CO. 12TH AND LOCUST « + MAIN 3220 ee Pe among — a Ps pu BPAY, SaPRil, 23.1925 Bed Sheets 81x90-In, $1 4§ Priced, Each. ~ (| 1 t & These durable Bed Sheets are made ¢ ' grade cotton thoroughly bleached and ni F ready for use —————e - LL ‘\ Alexane ¢ Anticipating the benefits of the stock of Smith Rugs at prices whi Smith’s Colonial Velvets | “41 Handsome one-piece Rugs in the 9x foot size—woven from exeellent, dura yarns in a manner. to insure long, sa factory wear. The designs are Pers 4 _ worked out on luxurious baekgrout ef taupe. tan and blue. Every Rug heavily fringed. $53.75 Value— Special at. Smith’s Yonkers Axmi and woven in strange ‘Persian and Chines The colorings feature rich shades of Beautiful extremely serviceal and taupe. The yarns are of # heavy quality. ' ’ For Mantel o' Cosma $2 50 & $2.75 Can ae | = -€@ Candlesticks of artistic size and p1 in the richly burnished. polychrome § t y decorative. Choice of nine and t a -in several designs. - $1 Candlesticks 50c a Pe-inch Candlesticks of exce!- Hand dec S workmanship—finisted in | ors to any. 79 riors; eres a C | @ box Service for Six in 7 Gold | $9.50 Dinner of 36 Mest Connell | Pree” * « White and. ooking lain wa handiese Six and ‘fruit saucers. pitcher and th An Unusual Friday C | Spring Wall E In Two Gre ie ind theusands of rotis in these “Tt ve Paperw for bedroom, “ving by the exceptional ss Aare ce | * 5 ” refit ’ > Housewives Will Instantly Linen Table a “Mill Seconds” of $¢ $5.50 Grade, Each. # Opportunity that wartants ~~; these Tablecloths are of excell 4sk--full bleached and in ‘ize. Termed “mill seconds” =tecthions. Just 80 in the let. $2.25 Damask | uinen ‘\iver-Disached Table | “. 68 Inches wide: dice or caly; _ $1.57. —s

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— J * ‘ a tall 7 “ a i. a ee > . - - ~ ~ os ~ - oo ee ‘ 4 , Y *. 3 - . a oY on x ‘ a” +. . > [4 h ” ’ r,t Pa , s ae’ 2) a a bs 7 . 7 * * THURSNHA APRIL $3. 1 ees 1925. we The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57 000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening Newspapers CU%] .00 " | . ee os (| These durable Bed Sheets are made of an excellent @ Women's full-fashioned, pure siik Hose; black and de cotton, thoroughly bleached and neatly hemmed, | ig sléna/ ready for us Thiré Fleer We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2. 00 in Largest Distributors of Mere handise Zz Cash or $2. 30 in Merchandise—F ew Restricted Articles Excepted at Retail in Missouri cand the Ww est — —_ a —_ — — ——— ’ \ Ry » > ‘} , > 7 iti : hese Rugs foot s1ze—woven from excellent, durable ' ” 2 a \S The serv le eable qualities of 1 7 Oo! : : B29 ACC at Smeg ES ee EW recommend them for rooms in whieh the 3 ae © Qt a , . : | es ES wear is especially great. A diversity of Pel L= Zs ZN ae Wwe HSE , patterns includes Oriental motifs, con- | (ann ventional figures and small allover de- signs. In the practical 9x12-foot size. Smith’s ia el ‘euume ~ STEEL “ya COFFEE a -_——_ oer * On the Last Friday in the Month Many Fill Needs From Our F.& B. Special Coffee The Favorite of Thousands of Homes—Regularly 55c Lb., Friday Lic: oS 1 AUL Pe Bee ter’. éai yarns in a manner to insure long, satis- factory wear. The designs are Persian —worked out on luxurious hbaekcrounds of taupe, tan and blue. Every Rug is heavil’ fringed. osed to brilliant sunlight— e intense tays, watching a ng court, downtown among i glaring white buildings— eyes by shading them or by is Nature's Danger Signal, ion of proper glasses for a - — See G& +. — Smith’s Yonkers Axminsters | Smith’s Kirman Axminsters Smith’s Wilton Velvets | $60 Value— » | $63.50 Value— ° | $74 Value— S Special at.... | Special at. . Special at.. - ny he eer eee e884 @e@ wer ere STINIC Lenses, which are nful rays of light, yet give ‘ — ee - za. > nn * @ An offering of extra importance—one anticipated by thousands of St. i clan With the Same | . i Spee Louisans! F. & B. Special Coffee is packed in sealed cartons, thereby i Jeon Banker. Law er Beautiful and extremely serviceable Rugs, I'he ‘last word in flooreov erings -loomed Made of high-grade worsted yarns, these Rugs retaining its freshness. Choice of steel-cut or the whole bean. Limit : ' z ; _ ye : woven in strange Persian and Chinese designs. + from highest quality lustrous Varns In a man- | are known for their extreme durability. The of 6 pounds io a customer and no telephone, mail or - 0). }. orders : 4 aa The colorings feature rich shades of blue, rose ner to insure lengthy service. The designs are | patterns are modified Persian decorations in accepted. iF UPTOWN STORE and taupe. The yarns are of a heavy, durable Persian and Chinese—in deep, glowing color- | small and medium size, and they offer a wealth A coffee that is gaining favor i i GRAND AN quality. } Ings. | of colors. 3 with many—take advantage of ; | WASHINGTON vice Po this offering Friday and profit! 1 : iF cal Co. Basement Economy Store i : = For Mantel or Console—T hese " . # s the only St. Louls : ° ; ’ i Sem poue aabeeee 69. 5() & $2. ls Candlesticks Friday—A Remarkable Offering of 1000 Willow Women’s Hose i — | . A Very Attractive Showing and Selling of sad capone ‘ yon-mixe ose wit P Bar Harbor Chairs Women’ = Friday, . omen ~ ver ou es forced feet. Seconds * 35 at een , . 59c to 69c grades . Cc : de vas —Ideal for House, Porch or Lawn Oftered S9O Cock Stan Pese uke or [AN € Candlestic ks of artistic size and proportions, finished C € Fo nan — in the richly burnishe d polychrome th: it 1s soe harming 95 ; € There are broadcloth, volle and dimity Overblouses in nant oe up to 15 square es - decorative. Choice of nine and twelve inch he ights — ee camry pl engin y Ba bay eller oper yeh aS ad yards. Seconds of $1.15 and J, iI several designs. ‘ee eee Peter Pan collars and there ‘are regular and ‘extra sizes, $1.25 grades, ‘a TORS : 36 to 52. Rasement Economy Store Bamare. yar@: .. .«ecicss 9c f> $1 Candlesticks 50c and 75c Candles | Inch Candlesticks of excel- Hand decorated ‘andles in col a . . . ~ workmanship—finished in ors to blend with many inte- q [hese Chairs are roomy, comlort- aie iy fj dk l BR it Wrany. riors; packed each pair in P ~e oa tees > i“ ‘ . m Acuna ~——of importe nglish Broad- ml Friday ...... 79c mee Beir ...5 8. 35¢ able ' att active to look at and splen y ‘ , ‘ cloth. Sports style, large col~ ' : : Sixth Floor didly built; made of willow and hav- | wu iki Share This Offering of lar and. elbow sleeves, in ing a natural finish, they harmonize aa. T . d H 18 me one a Service for Six in Gold-Trimmed with practically any other {type of fur- rimme ats 92.36 walOe ....sc0 93¢ | niture and are especially ideal for ; t. . > | 59. 50 Dinner Sets | | *""s: ai. 73 = ent eee te Re ‘ O8CC@. . : - and i¢ eatners., 1? si1Zes8 are \ \ ] ivory or deeper beige tints. en fast os all— Spring all Pap Crs -. ; } 6 poppies Rasement Economy Store —for little onea of 2 to 6 : | ? | |) , years. Fashioned of materials makes the : am | ie ie, | te : $2.75 Ruffled Curtains - that will launder nieely. & In Two Groups—Priced, the Roll :) Seo. Gy ga Dainty striped dimity and dotted Swiss Curtains of good quality $1.19 to $1.29 89c¢ | Wee CBb ed ||! —made with full ruffies and tie-backs to match $i. X53 VOIUCH +++ ++ +s etesges ; Priced especially, the pair ....c ccc wesc cccccnccveves riday Special Offering of ‘ Fifth Floor A . - f wg * 7 Men’ U i its % an s Vnion ; Ruffle urtains aot es eee WS Val he Pai nainsook with elastic web- 7 re th roll« it ca groups ‘ d at- . . . . 4 the rae b backb " . o* Bee eowsen ds o § Bassa i edt al ts aati wi oOo On Friday—Many Economical Shoppers Will Profit by These a a a ae Gatehe -acemane Cc ne ag poe reg ha cs , uve Apers for ty “OOTTIS, + eer O89 ’ 4 Py ffle¢ araguisette "t 4 s. " lesir- y of Manning- Poors Profit bw the exceptional savings afforied . a or ag ot son wee or ; with eee ee ee ee 55¢ . tie-backs to match. Limit of 6 pairs to fle Irons. This a buyer ? ’ ; 50c Cretonnes, remnamts, yard. ..... 6666 ccnns the Men Ss Kerchiefs $1 Terry Cloth, remnants, 36 inches wide...... . 380 @ large size hematitched Basement Economy Store cambric Handkerchiefs with == | Specials in Housewares A iate These — oe ee eee Practical Needs—All of High Grade—Offered at Decided Savings Linen Tablecloths Bip Rascy Chaamn veod,. Ones “Mill Seconds” of er: ve by and look nliances. They is convenient. . one-quarter inch hems. 8',e . value, f Friday, at... 12 : 50c Friday—In the Busy Domestic Section— $2 Corsetalls Bed Sheets =r couse ae tate siere and girdle. Long over de, Each. © hipe. Seconds of $1.50 Grade, Eac i $ 12 O5 end en, $1.39 $3.75 Step Ladders, 6-ft. size .$2.95 | 10c¢ Camphor Balls, 3 Ibs. for. 25c Tic “O So Easy” Floor Mops. .30c | 60¢c Mothproof Garment Bags. .33c 75c Bono Insecticide, pint ...48e $7.25 Lawn Mowers. 14-inch $6.40 lighthouse Cleanser. 5 cans for. 20 ee re re ight Bills $1.75 White Bathroom Stools .$1.15 $5.50 Grade, Each. @ An 44a lot of seamless bieac hed An opportunity that wartants buying in quantities — these Tablecloths are of excelle ‘nt quality all-linen Mask—full bleached and in floral patterns; 68x68- Garbage Cans size. Termed “mill seconds” because of slight im- SE — ee ee i i i ee ee eee ee ELA REAL ARAAARALADAL DAA AD DAA AADAADAD AAA AAA ADD DD A DDD DD DD AD DD ~ ei i i i AOE ee ee ee ed 4 i i bt et bb bb be De De DO tt ty > > tp tp i tp tt th tt i i i i i : : $ Boys’ Blouses ; ; x : ; Ivory Soap, 6- -OT. size; 5 for. 31¢ Sheets with | peers hemmed ends. & pice if oe ae ee »-..44e | onan *5hc Yard-wide ago Percale, ms +. a. aa oe of heavy-weight blue den- ¢ , ‘ ash Goods, remnan anG. «tanks 'ections. Just 80 in the lot 78C¢ Mixed Paint | Screen Paint ee. ce Ste 0 Oe ok 4 pte im, with wide suspenders Mk i : value.... | ‘i pide 20¢ —— rong ocane ee “ and large bib, Slave 86 te 68 . $2.25 D ; . : ~~ | Gallon can “High- | Quart - can Ready- | 5-sewed Brdoms mace 0 29e Cotton Linene ‘ eee waist. hiies amask $3.98 Napkins Good sized cans of heavy >= J ady-mix- Mixed Screen Paint, | de bhreom corn, Mattress Protectors, 4276, each coe ee e@ereetes $1.69 $] 19 ; ° linen Silver-ble: pe Table | Bleached mercerized cotton Da- grade galvanized yee a Palsites assdrted eo or green, 60c | rte full shoulder and : Basement Economy Store Special. ..+-.-++.. > Ath a rim cover ors: value, ' ‘ omy wd inches wide: dice mask Napkins in 20%x22-inch pone pes oan eae $2.25 Races OS 49¢ | Anished handle. Ea ok —_ Basement PR & zai 7. only; $1 57 size; $2. 95 & Basement Gallery agg nee Ann" SSS ee Fr wae ——'!' mono" , Third Fleer ee ‘ * > ‘ ~ \ Beis _ ; be t ~ chem lle

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ae : aie : —— eS FTE POO Se ea ee ee a a eS ee a ee ee 7 es ewspaper COMBINED _ —_ —————— oe ——— Editorial Page Daily Cartoon —— ee ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one oth-r evening 1 ne ee SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENT ON PAGE 19 , | ' % Year ’Round Zephyr Prim “Treo” Demonstration anf Priced nti * —In Our Corset Section : ean Pad * 49 Cc . a MUTE Gtenes you wellwby i is iahal fo oo ? ‘i ttlontion we @ Guaranteed fast color, these , Ay , a a TWO. « a % farolyi’s Suppr en es on ton Prints Girdies will please you well—why it is ideal for th: . ee gt a Rides se EE ee nies tiieepmnestagibasiiah - meng smart patterns for wash frocks g.. a new styles and why you, too, may wearone ye tet We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in Largest Distributors of Merchandise | dresses that are now on displa; im . Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Ercepted | at Retail in Missouri and the West P aC Over Hungarian — — — - - eee _ es eee , . ——eo When King Fa “lls of Trip to Vienna V Charles and of His Dec Assume Power. | Now in Progress and Delighting Hundreds With Its Extreme Value-Giving—Our | May Sale of Underwear —Such Savings in Silk and Cotton Lingerie That You Shoald Choose at Once Silk Garments ; } Ami-French Slips $2.95 Value for 3 $2.50 and $2.95 Values Footw , $7.98 adn @ Many stvles of — — ne me -_ ~ ee ee — j E Post-Dispatch prints today tees on the ‘the ninth of @ series of arté| self-determ cles written by Count Karolyi patho up } Bungery. telling the story he venen Ga | not reveal in speeches in this At the « tery Because of a pledge eract- *sked seve him by the State Depart. "°F & odpre in Washington before the shall not fe mn erile cas permitted ta The asp iin the United States. The pudb- Budapest. - q aiready familiar wth thie| retene 29” ~., = ' s bat m eeeeeeees «se ° | a*eeee nets, faggoting and lovely two-toned | ribbons. Georgette, chemises and erepe de s intv and serviceable Prin- ae . ; ching envelope chemises and step-in ae Sue ane 2 strap style, having ae and Sur "ae " cory. ee ee drawers: white and colored gar- shadow-sreo! res onal meshiae —cut-out sandals” the country, he has written ge Boe: t ments, with lace frills and inserts, ‘ broid ivel ] , and, Oxfords — nei the Post-Dispatch the things he court trie | a. embroiderv or attractively iace some rubber-soled’s he. sey to She ubeureeel offic trimmed: sizes 34 to 46 included. Oxfords. Of . digni gray elk, black f —COUNT MICHAEL KAROL¥L ™* °° form | $1 and $1.25 Extra-Size Gowns $1.95 Extra-Size Gowns and patent. HE events leading te the revo~ | eens all —of muslim or batiste in white oniv; —of eotton crepe ; eholee of round * * nig bation ‘0. ype 0 von . wae -the all garments are in the popular or Jenny necklines and trimmed with ae . Ben peiet ames wale ni nee: ren slipover style and are trimmed in hand-embroidery and hemstitching; Cotton ties exile. away unfir n old Francie Joseph died eyed re, was succeeded by Emperer had finishe a young man scarcely 30. howe. that time. the general feeling tn) Que - Centra) Powers had calmed. Il was ws to the decree that the peo- a beautifull: Ss dared «> whisper that Ye. door openec ht lowe the war. Charles took tn and appr bold step of advocating peace. sve the K! a... a white ond oolaed ge: Slips” | $1 to $1.50 Underwear $1.95 & $2.50 Pajamas Cotton Lingerie ésen:Vek 4 a ee. naa Special...... @ Practical} w k's - es), au ® 3. 2. OO CO Co EE ee eS et I a ee i, ce turned out Count Tisza. the + answered - “ 4 : | p . . - arian Premier wo was this can. onl ieee) | i Gowns, chemises. step-in drawers, Pajamas, in the much-wanted two- , Novelty voile, gowns.and chemises _ Slips po a to be the createst @dvocate| tion that Hf s&s ae oe 7 : = : - in delightful | shades: all h satinay (cotton) ~ Rolding on till the fimal vie-| ons h of ‘| : : r princess Silps and Ooreomers — in piece stvles—ot eotton crepe and in e lg ttu paste snaqces; a ' ave the hi of self: Ds a. cheese Count Ga ¢ hi tae: Friday and Saturday Offering of Several Hundred Newly Arrived |} || white, flesh and other desirable c¢ross-bar batiste, trimmed with in- Machine scallopings and embroidered with Etted cidlaail ter of Foreign affairs and: igne bed a: S| | | || Shades; the materials are voile. ba- serts of lace or with embroidery; designs, and many are also lace- flesh ach a amazement and bhewilder- ner and ni 7 1 i tiste and noveltv eottons and there several popular eolors. trimmed; an unusual assortment. oe 2 4 md ge ruling pan rt sane Im he at | a acai — niee es - a zes &. to. join a coalition ca » 4 motion + ‘ i are various (trimmings. Third Fleer | 5 wel ean stil! see him ag he eI La, . ‘ : : 1 | - * se en when | entered the little room br: oe i ' Bi: re I had my first audience. It) aft —- f | Milk ; ¥ fein Baden by Vienna. The King Count Had! ; : Unusual Choice of the New One-Piece . 7 Seed in a cert) ee ee : : ad uniform and had on the gold changed his which was his only decora-' do the same He was very friendly and wvening of | al but with his characterit| Ovroher TFT hesitancy. seemed unable to’ the front ¥ ———— Th. rT A Special Offering of Unusual Interest! Chocolat —of Printed Crepe, Georgette, Flat Crepe and Broadcloth Knitted Dresses | Men’s $1 Q5 Shirts | —Specially Purchased and | 60c Value, Offered Special at " @ ~. Lb. “ee eeeeve e ed. following only his Own | He told ™ “ which were “formed in ad-| phoned him then jumping from one aub-| were nomin Wide Assortment at omme @ Many kinds A ‘a f to ancther throne in A | $ aa thickly covered . Never Said “No” in Life. what I had d i or dark chocolate— @on't think he ever said na im him quite ’ ” iovabl F " 4 . and even if he was ©D- guarantee hi ———= eayoys ae : riday © Sto things one said to him. throne. The @ Smartly styled Shirts in special. ae met ft in such an extremely PpO- was that ff. @ Charming Frocks, fresh from their wrappings! And so favorably pur- *® colored stripé materials, ner that one might esily Hyngariams, 60c C Crisp. toothsome butterscotch Chips, with chopped nuts Special, ID....c« fe h d Day of Thi ee | Special! “Odds” and Broken Sizes in rs oe pareeraare anaes ee te On the Secon ayo is Sale, You Should See These Pee | ra Deny that's why I always say.”| ion had ef o Hurga rian nobility disitked : body knew , — $7.50 to $10.00 Hats = — | Boys’ Wash Suits = | sents (gir = Sosscs e Soe For Junior Misses—An Unusual Group of r 7 ans. Later on, this ineli- | $1.45, $1.75 and $2.25 Grades ¢€ Sports coila “¢ of his was confirmed when) —Direct From New York for This Event— Silk Sports Frocks on sleeve Blouses C4 ae the famous seenenaanaee ards denied having @rtt-| $ — | and 100 square f ee " 5 v | —Special Friday—Choice O 5 ¢? . —~s 7 > . . ° Se SE 2 ee ee ee ~ ame: 7 Seai% 2 = » » - - -& color fast. “Peter Pan” bh & to 15. ’ Boys Short-sleeve, kne of 72-80 white f plain color percale. Sizes 4 to 12. Special. .....« — Offering peace to the allies be-— MB the back of the Germans. in “|. ’ | @ There are about 65% Suits in this group— odds.” broken sizes or Suits RR he was willing to have Ger- | slightly mussed from handing. All will =7 Sive up Alsace and Lorraine S Belgium was disclosed by . those give perfect wear—and there is a good variety from which to choose. Included u The follewers of | Tisza wanted at that time— | . are button-ons, middies and flappers— @ New Frocks of the sports in plain or combination colors. Sizes Was in she «pring of 1918—to him and thie didn't hap- | tvpe vet of the kind girls of |} from 2 to 7 years. 13 to 1/7 require all Spring | PMersiy because the Hungarian We Austrian noblemen enmee and Summer for genera! | pane Sue For First wear; of novelty printed to his «veressaor. mm wae strange propaganda th» King @ suks in many patterns and ' Pra . colors, with jabots, ruffles, = yer The Infants’ Shop Offers Savings in Special — $ € Such smart Hats at such a popular price! You will indeed be surprised to choose them for $5.55—and there is a model for almost anv costume or occasion—every one shaped anid trimmed right up to the minute, with a wide choice of colors. fo —" a |§ & She ++ brothers fighting {mn marche, narmy and wae a center - , ™Picion I remember a peas-— ar “ng me that the misfortune | ' we had heen betrayed by) Zita When I tol@ him that , Mistaken and asked him. _™ade him believe this, he t t he knew from bis son Hats of satin, hairbraid-and-crepe, Milan c , repe and felt: high crowned, turban, cloche. flaring brim and oft-the-face shapes. Fourth Fleer ed sepecially against Queen and buttons and pipings. A se- lection that mothers will ' : 7 Advantageous Choice for Many Home Dressmakers—F rom | find most pleasing. | ’ ° pe ee met come back from the After Bal irls’ Khaki Outf | lots Night Garments 2. SSS Hundreds of R t | Girls - fits | fj : re. im Ttaly the Queen. dancing bours I + | Knickers and Overblouses finished alues—C hoi For conlirma a ae ee ee e| ; emnan S | with tie: of serviceable khaki and : $1.50 and $2 V hoice me Sac ject War secreta in his ear. These the grip He o : a... oe 00 Rey of Hesves MMMM "ont neve wert moe te A) p34 : . AT ee : aa 4 over the country. partly . ia | fered Friday at a Saving of Exactly | : ° Books—containing oF = propaeaete etl aa : } : \p ) @ Needs for frocks, biouees. undergarments, combination effects, and many other | eurth Fleer —_—_ pages bound in fers Pthree wha Were anxicus that f wee 1k . ) paepenee can be puppies ws this assortment of desirable remnants tncluding with gilt eage u r*gime would end with ‘*nger. ie : useful lengths of plain and fancy silks, woolens. colored Wash cottons and ef | ) . . fi ld filled ‘la H + | Seieees Being and underwear fabrics. Saving of % ere deducted from the low . On Week : | € An odd lot of well-tailored slipover gowns and soo e: he —— | n -End Trips—Carry Smart | one-piece middy style pajamas; of crepe, cotton Other “Key Of ™ ’ 13 | sateen or muslin, in pink, white or blue; all are Prayer Books. Siamr “ aM. - nc of - 2 Zs pir : ° . . . . 2 - L ; hath | $1.98 Printed Crepe _ 75e Satinetite $1.50 Flannels Hat Boxes | nicely trimmed; garments for children of 10 to 14 Children’s B@ Austrin- Tames Qn tas bee i ee ceaee oe: en eke oe Oe a on ered wrtyee —in fast-colored piain and = are included in ene stvle or another. Prayer Books bound & om = '. ask for peace. The wert ; i silk-and-woo!. 4 eolors. 35 imi OR ae: Ree ate . mame _ | with communion re “King had com | Sas. .,...... dee | imenecr Tocca a) oe oe 8 “$1 19 $6.75 ; $ 45 | $1.25 Gingham Dresses Tots’ Knitted Capes wah ee ee of te maveag. Gun ane | $1.25 to $1.50 Silks $1.98 Taffeta $2 98 Cre de Chi Value. .... iste aca | For tots of 2 to 6; in solid _—.¢ all-wool, made with col- Children’s 0 he Washabdie plain colored. The moet pepular colors in Heat w Cine « oe -rconey ong ' aocaee, eens and prints, lar and armiets. In copen —Prayer Books beam criped and checked Silks changeable silk Taffeta, 36 silk Crepe de Chine. $? 39 @ Round Hat Boxes covered with du- rte Ba coy to match, em- and brown; sizes 1, 2 and 3 celluloid with ae gin S| 19 apeatexiche’ aed $1.69 40 Inches wide yard. 7 eo ge re a -~ “ =

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“PP ere or oe hae + Pers + HFT Sent, Leer eraser e - : "T° errr iit Tr? 79> oe . 7 #4 s 7 7 a + 4 Le Orrees eet és : . - 2° -saF : ries. > ; : ° mee +P eee _ 7 4 - - ~t t oe ae ? sic. > Soho “ "33 . " ++ ‘ : ed ? eteee ° + " : - : , + - te .? - 2es ~X, *% utd s., t es tee . . 3 es ed. $232) ~ : - os +50 e ~ trof >: “tii. | st rarer; +++ eos 1s _ or" : >» + ; 3 aq re we >: : ig 4. > 7 oes) : . : ata fe fe | ect to +-> = o> ~ pee O + oe : popes. . rri: . , ’ -- 4 > . : + oo] = ssc) r > = > . ~~ | > : 7 £ " hr : . > . see > pos bres oes beets + . Press eee oe t oe eo. .s a | : : a ss . tae saped Srots : ’ " Sieateee tet : +) tsi oeeetl o-3— : Soi b4l (hakdel ao eee — + 3e3 Sst = 5-95 3 ome : — : >» + re | : ’ > 1 Zephyr Prints _ ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 23, ——————— Just a Minute Suctety=-ee Editorial Page oy Ge rtoon eee 1925, eae — MILLER URCES © ST. LOUISANS TO OBSERVE CEN TENARY FIS] “HY | MORE INTEREST IN OF LAFAYETTIES VISIT NEXT MONDAY FRENCH CHAMBER OVER ELECTION Herriot Is Chosen President of Deputies — Battle Starts When Crooked Voting Is Charged. ee AIC ae i, rolyi’ S ; Suppressed ‘Story! %k Over Hungarian Rule When King Failed to Act. TY COVERNMEN display, Third Floor tls of Trip to Vienna With Emperor | Charles and of His Decision to Assume Power. a SOSH eta | | Objective Is an Active c {s today tees o | . ° 1g Post-Dispat h prin s on the Wilsonian: principles of Pu the ninth of a series of arti-| self- determination. In other words blic Sentiment. des written by Count Karolyi "® &8ve up the basis on which the all i ual monarchy had bh built 7 Just 190 years ago when 8St Bungery. felling the story he years before eA a , FIRST PUBLIC ADDRESS Louis Was a ) . SINCE INAUGURATION «ated 2lone the got reveal in speeches in this At the end of October, I was because of a pledge eract- apt ‘pveral times by the King | sissippi River, Gen. him by the State Depart- pn at interview. That inter. | & view an all that it revealed !/| in Washington before the! shal not forget. : | exile cas permitted to SS _— French Ambassador Will Attend Dinner in Tribute to General Whose Pres- ence Here Gave a Mem- orable Day to History of City Says Gicecnal Single Force in Attainment of a City Broken Lots of Footwear ot ™ nag eae @ Many stvles of wou Spring and Summer Shoes —cut-out sandals, stra and Oxfords — includj i some rubber-soled sports jet 0 soy {0 the Oxfords. Of smoke and Me gray elk, black and tan calf | and patent. ‘CAILLAUX’S VIEW ON CAPITAL TAX little tqw n of 5000. lo-- hanks of the Mis Lafavette vis ited here. as one of the points of | Refers to 7000 Applications his triumphant retur — ae = | # +> ae eeee eee pe ee > es . = —_ persons, he - to the degree that the peo- dared to whisper that We mi lose the war. Charles took ) bold step of advocating peace. turned out Count Tisza the. arian Premier. who was » to be the greatest @dAvocate holding on till the final vic- a beautifully decorated sa'on. door opened and the Queen came that they did nothing actively to in and approached me. “Will vou S¥Pport their belief save the King?” she asked. and I “Our municipal government can answered: “I will try to do so but help and should help in the de- this can only be done on the condi- velopment of the industrial and tion that this Mafesty decides *?*! itual growth of our commun- which of his thrones he wante to ity, he said. “The amount o sance that ’ can give ‘fy these Centra! Powers had calmed ' > 2 8 ae ee @ Practical bodice-top” Princess Slips of imported © satinay (cotton); double to the hip of self material and He chose Count Czernin 48\ save. He cannot save them all.” = Affairs and, two things is iust as much depend.- apiivatine man- with fitted sides; in wie ie of Foreign ffairs and. she had a very capiivatin R meane amazement an¢ ewillder- ner and nice ey re .— _, ent upon the tizenship as -on flesh, peach and 0 of the ruling classes, he want- auiver in bac # eug mm eM Bo those in ‘ nat re of rovernment » ai - \ ; . Cc a - . shades; sizes 34 to 44. to join a coalition cabinet. | her emotion well 7000 Applications for Jobs. Fourth Fico @in stili see him as he looked Om be! ) 7 “St. Louis is on the threshhold when I entered the little room rhe King was changing his mind of a great development. I > * ¥ * uniform and had on the gold Without telling him that he had obstacles which will arise and they changed his mind, he asked me to must he overcome Thad my first audience. It from minute to minute. That very) been, wisely o) tw which was his only decora- d : They can be If : " the c 4 ’ ; : Chocolates . He was very friendly and “4 mame thing. it was he all will forget selfish purposes and - ‘ . a*s- have charged ' the work There are unwisely, WILSON P. HUNT, ONE OF THE MEMBERS/ was a bad listener. absent- some alarming telephone message —- 1 i, following only his OWN He told me that Whey had tele- | y which were “formed in ad-) phoned him from Véenna that if I then jumping from one sub- were nominated he would lose his ¢ Many kinds of | com | te another throne in Austria He asked me thickly covered with m Suid “No” in Life. ‘what I had to say to this. I told or dark chocolate—a TiC tthink he ever said no in him quite plainly that I could not a and even if he was ©P- guarantee his keenire t} a c : ™ a . ping the Austrian ote Frid y > te things one eaid to him, throne. The only thing I could say special. it ft in such an extremely PO- was that if he would stick to the 60c Chips ner that one micht easily Hungarians and give them the full Crisp,toothsome morsels are houcht he was on your side. democracy called fpr in my pro- fot ; roessininge nature, en- ram. ! ad ay , butterscotch Chips, liberally & of a Kossip gra thought I might save his : ® nettv. malicious remarks position. Then he snid. “You mus with chopped nuts. 3° Er scople eee Re Ue etal lant a0 nnn t eee Heo - 3 I spoke of the I hadn't even an avércoat with me. ae, — he cot excited and said: All I had was a top hat. * * * can be sure of, I ' eS el Special, Friday n , 3 SM Foreicn Affairs after Berch-| Hadik, who didn't | exact) ? + tiie an tict. Sl) wnetihr he was Priae Minister or Boys po | end of the war he picked not. a few other officiale and mvy- this idiot to be a second) self. It was about ¢1 o'clock when Affairs. we left in a special train: the King | Minister of Foreign : ouses of the phrases which he used the Queen. a little suite. and mv- nily was: “That's what IT al- self. In the last week public opin- mv. that's why T always sa) ion had changed great!s FEivery- | Hunearian nobility disliked , body knew that we;were losing the Extra Value ¢ *This disliked him for tak- war Whatever the papers might at ew | pacifist ideas and because it write the people.felt sure that we . , ; . . oe ‘-known that he disliked were drifting towar,i a catastrophe : f(;erman thing vou : Refore leaving we had a gloomv be dragced about by him supper. Besides the ladies of hon- nt Czernin, who was Minis- or and the Queen there were Count ans. Later on, this incli- Now public opinion’ was strongly in of hie was confirmed when ™y favor. Evervhody demanded He the famous letter, which that I should be entrusted with the ards denied having writ- leadership of the ceuntry. The peo- fering peace to the allies he. ple thought that perhaps ty could he back of the Germans, in StoP the cofintry from going into Dhe was willing to have Ger- the most frightful ruin and chaos five up Alsace and Lorraine The people were bitter against | those who had lea them into the 8 to 15. : peisium. ong discloses ye war and who hadr't taken advan- ape Sleepers SIME cones ce trac time | 80 9¢ the favorable moment for Short-sleeve, knee- length Sleer Was tn the apring of 1918—to making a pn reonmgttgh of 72-80 white nainsook or 68-4 him and this didn't hap- How Revolution Began. plain color percale. Drop ly because the Hungarian We arrived in Vienna early In Sizes 4 to 12. Avtirian noblemen couldn't the morning. I went to the Hotel Special, ....+eeseerrrets 4 to his successor Rristol. where it was agreed that Second Was strange propaganda th» King would let me know when 1 especially against Queen and where I should meet La- “ 4 . a She had brothers fighting in marche, the new Austrian nt ° | narmy waeacenter Minister, and Count Andrassy,. the For First Communio ; biclon : a ceshak a peas- Mirister of Foreign Affairs, who at ling me that the misfortune the same time was My father-in- Pra er Books at we had heen hetraved by | law. From & o'clock in the morning V Zita When I told him that till after 12 T waited in vain. No Mistaken and asked him news came As I found out later, . 00 pmade him believe this, he Special > i= the knew from his son @ Sports collar, she sleeve Blouses of combé yarn, fiber-striped mac and 100 square percale color fast. “Puritan’ “Peter Pan” brands. the King had beer dissuaded from nominating me. _ .- . a a f dust come back from the After having pated up and down that at a bal! given some- in Italy the Queen, dancing the room impatiently for a few firs hours. I telephoned that I was £o- ¢ For confirmation orl Italian Kine. had whis- | ing back to Buda pest. Seeing that communion, select the: Mar secrets in his ear. These | the grip of the reactionary parties “key f Heaven” Prayve ‘ OM stupid stories were was 80 atrong on the wea ing ihe ; over tL all over the country. partly | that he could nog deliberate him- Books —conta ning ll loid ApPrepaganda and partly self 1 decided for fight. After all. pages bound in cellu ci- : Bthose who were anxious that it was impossible to hesitate any with gilt edges and crue regime would end with longer. We were losing the most fi rg gold- filled clasp. king off from Germany precious hours and days. The Ital- es ° of Heaven” Control of Nerves. lanes had broken the front and the her “Key Prayer Books, .$1.25 $2.95 Brtember the Rulearians country, through the hesitation of beaten On the fifth of Or the King. hadn't any Prime Minis- Children’s Books | Prayer Books bound in © -King had enry nliete! ‘ ine On mv arrival! an enormous The people bound in ) , | —-Prayer Books : man. He wag pale and “If the King didn’t nominate you Mationalities in Austria.|the war, had begun>. The people One audi mS “a When complétely Sf Austr rla-Hunearvy felt him- ter who had already resigned. I S64 tn ask fo) neace. The went hack to Budapest on front cover;. Chi ld "s Wed another 1 were exasperated at the idea lidren to hi 4 ominated me miIsaw a the King had not nomin: age * 1th of October, he is- | shouted The revolution whose Proclamation inviting the | chief spirit lay in bitterness against the Minisete, oft Foreien Af ter Afairs “were run hwy a Minis- with communion picture ot his nerves crowd waited for me . ructix in-- | nina | © form national conmit-' hated the autocratic regime, they | know, ence to his campaign in this con- nection when he said that he had met thousands of persons who de- clared they because they believed in his prin- ciples. “But if you could see thpse 7009 applications for jobs.” he said smilingly. ‘‘mavbe it was not etrict adherence to principle after all.”’ Sigmond Baer, retiring president of the association, pointed out in his address that the association a!- ways had lent its assistance in mnatters of public concern and said it would seek to assist the new ad- ministration in bringing about a trade of the uses of the decks of the Free and Fads bridges. a dewntown lighting svstem the widening of Morgan street, the im- provement of Franklin avenue and the establishment of a new park- ing system which would eliminate present congestion Traffic Problem Discussed. W. A. Meletio, who president to cussed the said the solved bv were supporting him was elected succeed Raer, dis- traffic problem =§ and situAtion could not be withdrawing parking privilegwges downtown because that would merelw create a new con- gested area. He suggested an ordi- nance be passed prohibiting park- ing on the downtown streets before 10 a. m. and after 4 p.m. This would force those who come to work early to place their automo- biles in garages, he pointed out leaving street space for shoppers and others who came downtown throughout the day. The new Union Market wil! help with its three upper floors of parking space and some additional space in the basement Which will permit of the parking of some 850 cars. ..ele- tio said that 900 parked daily in the district bound- ed by Twelfth boulevard, Fourth street. Franklin avenue and Mar- ket street He also suggested the resurfacing: of Broadway to its northern terminus a President Kinsey of 1 Public Service spoke brief Union Market and said its ext design was a gift of the Downtown Association to the to relieve congestion, he said. automohiles were Improvement citys The association. he said, ha: engaged E. .! with the city in the preparation of it RKiusse!] to consu monarchica! system the war ana hated the which had made brought the catastrophe on them Seeing the hesitation of the King and wanting to save my country 1 decided to form a «so-called Na- This Nationa! (oun- supposed to take in its regurdless of the rev¢g tional Council cil was hands the power! official government It was a lutionary act I had warned the King I had told him thi the last minute had come, that he would have to accept mm) program if dhe didn't want the people to look aft- ter their own welfare without his consent I wanted to give him and the nation a iast chance ] was holding back the bursting out of the revolution as well as I could iinemos Newspaper osFa dicate ’ (Copyris hited, the town was large! therefore especial! him. His visit was on-April 2, and next Monday, the 27th, the Lafavette Centennial Society, will celebrate the 100th anniversary the visit with a dinner at (“hase Mote! in the evening. and a meeting at the, Missouri Historical! Society Jefferson Memorial! fuild- ing in the afternoon at 3 o'clock The cent both mtPetinge and Emile Daeschner. from France to the United States, figure and speaker at dinner will he Ambassador who ill arrive Sunday evening with his family from Washington, a 4 wne saw Tne Tr) drv-eyed Lafavette's welcome [to St Louis was believed to have marred because one greet him was the neen;n Seria re ner wne rushed fo.,ward .nd grabbed nis hand with a bois- terous greetung During his afternoon ride. Lafayv- and his garty were driven to (“lark, where viewed *‘h creat interest the After- a home of (3 Ti rney ectio? ef indian relics ‘wards Lafavette and his son George Washington were taken to the Freeman's lodge and were Reception | fayette/ maper. and ran an pay PIERRE CHOUTEAY, AT WHOSE HOME THE FAMOUS FRENCH GENERAL WAS A GUEST. made honorar\ members In re- sponding to a toast at the evening dinner at the Chouteau honmre, La- fayette paid his respects | the state and city as follows a: he tate of Missour and the City of St. ITouis, mA) every prosperity more and more attend this em- porium of American industry and Anerican fellowship.” KAROLYI GRITICISES U. S, FOR PLACING A GAG ON HIM Count. in London, Says Democracy Means More Than Repetition of Utterances of Dead Presidents. Copy eG ey eo vee w an 4 and the I Tyispat h LONDON, April 23 Strong criticism of the l"nited States for the gag placed upon him and of the flotation of the $50.000.000 Anglo-American lioan to Hungary was made .by Count Michael Ka- turned from the Unit® rolvi. just ré¢ ; ed States and Canada, in an inter- view published here thinks itself a pure de- (fount said “But America mocracy,” the democracy is something more than the existence of a President and ‘Tranc«ces of , the reptition « jem vite Presidents iong nee ad home of have just | bechguaromen it": are neoiln shere I! wae m™m gied lest I saAN eomething — might have ruined the asthe Ly ite ina the Hungaria? ei4ae tion behind ‘One reason the Washington Cavernment caggced me is that the Hungarian Minister [to the United Srates is Count Szechenys who married Giadvs Vanderbilt In Wall street and London a $56.9600 000 loan for Hungars has fioated am not against ‘oans for onditions heen Hungar’ definite ought to attached to then 4 enund economic basis thout the absurd rariff wall which shuta out states that want to do business with us is essential and no stabilization of exchange 15 possible with it Does America want to finance res- toration of the Hapsburgs?” Count Karolyi paid tr hute to the Eritish democracy him freedom of speech. 7 says that which permitted | tive and Embassy Staff. By the As, mated Press LONDON, April 23.-~Alangon B. Houghton, new American Ambak- -sador to Great Britain, arrived in London from Plymouth at 4 p. m. today and was greeted by the staffs of the Embassy and the Consulate and by J. B. Monck. representing the iritish foreign office. Money conveyed Foreign secretary Chamberlain's welcome. Ambassador Houghton was Ac- companied by his daughter, Miss Matilda Houghton. Another daughter. Miss Elizabeth Hough- ton, is in school in Switzerland. The London Times today express-— ex confidence that Ambassador Houghton will maintain the high standard set by previous American) It adds that it is idle to. envoys. speculate as to what the United States will or will not do in the near future in world diplomacy but ‘as far as the treatment of the big current questions be- tween the two countries is con- cerned there is good reason to feel hopeful with Mr. Houghton here and Mr. Kellogg there.” Court Rules Against Croker Chil- dren. Ry eerxciated Press JAC ‘KSONVIL LE, dla... April 23 One of the numerous cases in which the estate of Richard Crok- er. late Tammany Hall chieftain, is involved, was disposed of in ederal Court here westerday in a decision by Judge Rhydon M. Call, granting a motion to dismiss a creditor's bill in which the Crok- er children sought to enforce a jludement obtained in New York State courts as a lien on lands near West Palm Beach. which Richard “roker Sr. and his wife agreed to sll to J. BR. MeDonald. who in furn entered into negotiations to dispose of the property to the Palm | Beach Estates, a corporation. The suit was brought by Ethel Croker White. Howard eroKxer Richard Croker Jr. and other creditors against Bula Croker. individually. vill and testament of Croker, and againat J. R. Richard McDon- ald and the Palm Beach Fetates | Pacific Mail Protest Dtanisesed. WASHINGTON, April 23.—~ The final order the Pacific Matl Steamship (“o for an tajunction againat the Ship- ping Board was signed today by Justice Hitz in the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia Counsel for the Pacifie Mail said they would advise the court later as to their deciason on a further Consummating tte sale of the five teresia Dawes to Speak at Birmingham. WASHINGTON. April 23.--Vice Preeident Dawes announced today he had accepted an invitation (t” deliver an address at Birmingham Ala. wn May 27. before the Asso- elated Industries of Alabama H» will continue there his campaign to change the Senate rules Senator I'nderwood of Alabama also will speak at the Birmingham meeting. - ‘the French ‘the enemy. Joseph Cailliaux ‘his re-entry into the Senate cham- . book. . | follows: effort to restrain the beard from | ' |ing more President-type ships, now operated | by that company, to the Dollar in. | réady made disclosures concerning financial situation, promised to tell the Senate more of the inside high finance of the Herriot Government, when he ap- peared before his party group yes- terday. He regretted that riot had not permitted him to .rx- plain more fully the situation on the night of his resignation. Clementel went on to say thet the treasury was deeply involwed when the Herriot Government too« power “There existed.” he added, “oe- cult advances of 1,200,600,000 francg in December, 1923. and five days after Herriot took power the occult advances reached 2,325,000,- 000 francs A billion and a quarter of these advances came from Paris banks and 1,000,000,000 from the Ban« of France These funds, he declared, were imperatively needed to meet the demands for reimbursement of bonds. which some days ran over 1,000,000,.000 He told of bonds being sent out of the country and of demands for repayment coming from the country to which they had heen exported. Senate Lrnofes Caillaux. By the Associated Press On the fifth anniversary of the day the Senate, sitting as a high court. deprived him of his eivil rights, and banished him (from Paria for war timé commerce with made ber today as Minister of Finance. The few Senators present when the session opened did not appear to see him enter. The expected hostile demonstra- tion frem the conservative and moderate benches failed to mate- rialize. The Senate went on with the debate on the articles of the budget while Caillaux scratched his bald head. exchanged a few wordg with For@éign Minister Rriand, who sat beside him, and from time to and as executrix under the last | time gave indications that he was very much bored. His View on Capital Levy. The man in the etreet is trying to figure out what the new Min- ister of Finance is likely to call up- (on “the average Frenchman™ te do at smissing the, plea of | in the way of tax paying. Most Frenchmen feared a capt- tal levy under Herriot. Now they are somewhat reassured, counting upon the most significant state- ment Calllaux ever made concern- ing a levy. This appeared in his written two years 4g0, 4&8 “Nothing is leas absolute, - uncertain, than that which tx called capital, tand, houses. business, bonds and shares have only convefitional value. They” tise and fall. according to eventa, according to lawe and human ar- tions. They represent accumulated labor ané@ inactive labor. “To think that auch property. so ‘transient, so perpetually in a state ‘of fluctuation. can be seized with- out the riek of melting it away, to Imagine it ts possible to offeet such property with other property whieh “Continecd on Page 24. Her-,

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_ ? “RSDAYT. mm . APRIL 23, 1925. eT LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 23, 1925. - ATE ————— ~~ - ~ —== « OOO = —_—_—___- — —_——— —— = ___ ; y POST-NISPATTH .. THE GOOD BOADS INVESTMENT. [ine in @ protected market. fhe worker hae been! ee beset et ee ee 1 ; ST aapreyee oT. LOUIS , ; , snd | able to survive the tariff tax by falling back on the | Se De ls © ES C Founded by JOSEPH PU! sae The chief goiat made oy, Oe opponents of igus unprotected farmer for his food. The day is rapidly | mw he Te j >" | Der. 12,1878 issue in the county cannot, be sustained. Th!s - -_ approaching, as shown in Mr. Jardines statements,| : SF | mR Published by the Pultterr Pubitsnengy charge that the bond issue represents 4 ee ae when he can no longer do this. : \ (01 HEI PS SOUTH Se ee “item to defeat annexation and that the organizers ®iU) an with the land is the aristocrat of the A | a ia _ ; ~ S S| : i sa hes 0 get are cs peeing tate ae be ton ee beat when wet plundered! ‘ | po / ore a ation ‘e refer now to the good roads Gs ENGR intel trade icies as tive! E . tall MISSISSIDDI ber | THe PUST-DISPATCH PLatT- The opposite is true -The leaders of the eee Se ea pings = gpl RRS siden W ye of prarseetd ha | ‘a 'oads movement supporting the bonds and & zneepe © euntry before he is driven by hunger. A. and M. Co ege >Peans i ati: i know that my retirement will | ony at least of the rank and file supporting the| ‘Pe country & . a . ae at Luncheon. Satie . goo args = > fone bonds are friendly to annexation. The only color yas 2a earere | if. iettens extore:. newe= tol- | to a charge that the bond. issue has any bearing on) CODIFYING INTERNATIONAL LAW. re pe berger + | Fake . erate injustice or corruption, ny annexation touches the new courthouse bonds. They 4 committee of jurists. appointed by the Council | prea page = they fh 4 nese ee any pac. ruay Or may not be necessary. In the avent - an! of the League of Nations, is meeting in Geneva to’ age odince oor by Dr. B. i: ste va ' 1@e 0 : sore i? } weeearw ti yuild it penile a _ ' aot scr t *% oppose privileged classes and public hexation, of course, | woud «eerste say sa | consider the progressive codification ot oytgpmgnictapeens A president ail the Missiantp- Pee eh )} plunderers, never lack sympathy new courthouse unless it could be used for grees law There have been many suggestions as to the Agricultural and Mechanical i it of | Wh the poor. oe aed a ical courts. The two proposals are separate, aN) qoirahility of the codification of international law — at et Coe Bt ‘filled wi Bag auaed SESS printing wews.. even in the event the courthouse bonds were voted.| uring the last half-century and some fragmentary Coe siker. who i one of thelte Sirk | oS alwass be drastically independent: the voting of them would not obstruct ———— work has been done to that end, notably fn The: mona admitted to the Mathe- Sewanee. i Tal never be afrak!l to aliack “rong. Ii would merely be a useless authorization for @) Hague conventions Stall of Fame in the 278) sister, & ‘i es ee? OF Lond issue which would probably be dropped | Any attempt to lay down a code of international since meray eR at a St. > ree: o piel; predatory preety. ; No attempt of the opponents of the bond issue. OT-|)., js confronted by the same inherent difficulty co attend es on capt ay my ~~ ae ' uF en on, — PULITZER. | “satya oe lalene sates 2 om geen ipvolved in all codification of law, namely. that it re ppropriated “for anvieu! r r ee acta aa a docket of its Federal Cour’ * Large sections of the county are deprived of the ben lative factor, which in international law is al- | ; ze “er the contribution of its a “ oo aa , Se seg : vie °™ | efit of good roads, and the needs of the people living} most wholly lacking. Even where the legislative — ; : ‘Ideals of pleasyre and beau- on wag cine aiken ‘the : Federa! Cour. in these sections should be met by the completion | factor is in full operation, obsolete positive law Dan pagent vee ee : if the system | has a tendency to get encrusted in a mass of in- 4 penne ee rom > pas, ne sas. ought to be trving the big victators Die was left for America to avert. ganna : ° ; +h ~ : : , , ‘far o ° tc ‘ igh ; Pet'y” cases she calis them. thous? The good roads which would be built by the bond| ‘ricate technicality, from which it is exceedingly ; ,a¢) ‘he a7 : . = | rh | . . ee a? > > i s a . ine the State to handle the “petty jor through the State. It would add enormously to influence of the American Bar Association seems 3 Ss x to corrode the fell Pa ae she overtook , . , decay set in day and § ,Ty eTiii sne veri By: wae ws — i _|,alues in the county and to the trade volume of the} “OPeress | ‘feyndation on which our soctety Sens jenores, the sovereicn wernmenta: ' ‘el ' ternati } le ¢ " ted struc- if saan reserved by the states. and the | People Good roads, of course, would serve the city,| T5e field of international law is further compli-| must rest. and the rie te andiof 39 Ws 4 | eck : ee ey es wheth 4 he c , cated by the fact that its subjects are sovereign states bture of civilization ed } c limited and delegu'ed powers conferred | because. ether annexed or not. the county is the fan” daughter. mom , . . , ; . ~—T - . . i col » > istant aris et which leneres the fact that Congress,| The advance of the coupty in population and pros-| ona! robbery but arn ao agricultural ex- | Will rema ‘(es ) 7 -4 . ; . See miatstea 7 . : n ing ne which passed the lew. can provide all | perity depends upon the completion of the good roads| “* ¥'s8h the committee of jurists well, but they are 3 ow : ‘ ve : | ee h rerne ; imerts. “We have striven to The Fr ay t “urts at's : ANG machiner rh a } } . : ie F : k i ee . a . rn és ar u ry svstem. The estimated cost is 271 cents on the $190 coeerned with no sgmal] problem » a ee es them a safe educational founda- ance Fra 4 roe: a ~ t? enrors € ; . . - s , ' . a : ’ 7) Sit & r — ot. Let. : h of the Y. M. C. A. proper | . April 22, 1925 g me geod roads bond tssue offers a first-class in One point in the Wheeler case puzzles us hadiv £% : om Bers * and pertain. at- viere Gnd es . : =" , : aS ies Mor 1¢ . ; iy ee vestment to the people of the county. It would re-| How did the Government's star witmess ever get out xe ‘* chy TE more ph, | Guile. i f, ‘a : _ 7 : : % “ ? . ; ae Oberrvations and a Fore«ast. /tern tenfold in profits, net to speak of comfort andj of the chorus? © In the South there are 250,00@.- | phe rotor fae Te the Editor of the Post-Diepar convenience oo. | | : ae. Mee acres of farm land idle—/| pay Bia ae HE most edifying sich: I have ever has SAmamaR ae e ugh to bear food products to) a. Limbes an ‘+ seen wer the great exodus of ganc- | JUSTICE FOR WHEELER THE BLIMP HOLDS ITS OWN. feed the world. and cotton to clothe Mra. Guy te stere and other Democratic nondescript | ’ . The world shakes its >| t+ mai 7 ; the word ( nlimited resources In | Franz 86 | = Simion Station at 11 o'clock Tueasda, | The formatio&i of a Wheeler Defense Committee to cleats ala paan aa phericw Seep airship _ A GREAT MORAL VICTORY. ‘gil. coal and lumber await the! Paolo En ; ; . > , ~ = hs Ata rem ‘mi PTs : m ne Sur Ss j amy a? morning at the moment when our new / *ssure, 50° far as possibile, a fair trial for Senator 4 r ~~ —s =_—_ | a3 touch of che skilled. trained labor-jand Day mie fie s dversity are s ott . , = ———== ; i | aS Mayor pro tem was being sworn int» | Wheeler without excessive expense to himself is a RGSERSS QCVETEy are S0ee tergettes come months al is; er wnder the direction of the ; . , . , ; ' ‘ ; S 1° a a hak tench DETROIT AND THE BOC difficulty im breathing at the | dresses or oo ™ - ie = 5 be 4 bh, ae o. ™ : sie " is ' | | i é o 4 ‘ ihe Sees = Sepped into one place to have Is it for this alleged illegal conduct that Wheeler| *2®" S2¢ was diown from her mooring. Twenty-| ie much faith in written treaties and docu- | s peer table last night. He Ges oti st ssa ) his Strange phenomenon explained. the ! om ie E seven hours later. after havine neared the Duteh | (,ulis Cr a gray sea. . ‘ , ‘ . . trom the New York Sun. et treuble at 3 a mh. at his home. ¥ : harteeder simply said “Eisteam bho ‘I'q | -* 2°* ing prosecuted or is it the “crime of -_ Mountains veile@ in mist ments for maintaining and preserving Fr ANYWHERE there isa | : 7 ) ‘ Dae 86's camel but I'4 hate to | lifting the lid from the hegbed of graft and under.| ‘°8S" she was safely moored in her hangar. She} These, all. are dear to’ me peace. but since the people across the road duly dark view ; a ae pecs Mo. 70 ¥ aks am ne —S lc as Re ae a _ thi ns , take an un y dar ern in Grays Sum . “ iay he one and a8 for the crepe--why that «! world elements in the Depjrtment of Justice under had fought an adverse wind of 75 miles an hour unti! Then—we kissed | oe - his paper have erected a — anit ‘ - ago. he received his academic i hi St 16 express how we fee! phot +} e | ' . + . a j t turned in her fave r Then like fired oa le she | which a couple of hogs loll 2 bout. he u say it ts Detroit. lis amazingly nm | ; ‘ ; . |Harry M Daugherty? While not defeating the Re-| aos eggpeilaa —- Ligh: ) | that 3 ation in St. Louis public scheolsy. iz new wMvkillier thev ve eat in Citv Hall ‘ : sailed low 2 heaawtte ¢ e ak is iyTics sung Nhat ihe pen is stronger than the sword. ro more than a million . +2 at , ° & sa ant “ublics » bw th Whee! |} satied low and heavily to her refuge ie. « lle é : , ; : Washington University. and é ' see hy the papers tha \ “Ta - u icand party vy t le expoure, ee er exposen the) 4 ‘ : » 2 i Me rough? vA ha’ rime. Orings Luelia Vesta Murphy says she wWiil never. eR it large colonies of im hn hit } rain A - ls ‘? rr . ; j «c ’ "7 } = . i+ ray . . ’ " . ; ’ , P . “ 7% t ¢ ect ™ ‘ ine to cive all the eoft fobs to thoce wh. | batty Jo heavy public confemnation. The charges sallb- ge wept — aaeess wae the less of Now are her lips among , wever marry. Considering Bow mugen Cn’ ted to the use of liquor : met o wr Pelyivenadll in is ' . ’ 2x . . ; ‘Oe . : _ - } ’ ‘hr ~ Sie. ~ 2 ” . } . + Fy ; ; | : a : - v0 . + . ' e -ar s bi Osted his campalcn. in accordance with | ¥ere made and the indictnéents returned before the SatEe! SRS sate ‘anding & the TC-3 of Scott Field. | mrusive sping | ee ee eee straits lies Canada. It ts many and tn France and Italy | the famous proverb To the viet ar rnlec f litical i Hev The ship tossed about for two hours with a crew ef! JULIA CLOPTON CRBESAP | evidently persevere in her determination. : : | : via, Dough | “ nha | e victor and \' lection for political effect.‘ Having been made they ; "s , - r | | The wedding ceremony. march aad at under pro vA In 182. he married Miss Emilte . Ss 7} : ” ire. P sever . f ; Nrok ruccer : ’. ‘ ade . . . ot = , > | as renee HeTONnE the sinecure | had to be carried through ? seven men anc a broken rudde: A safe landing} | other detaiis conrected with Miss Ouida vears, but rum-running over) e! a daughter of C- A. Buffel Gelach. R owever tT te rumored that he rv: } . ‘ ; a ina! effected bv the ekilifu! , I? * wy =P ar . sasee , : ae ~t to discredit and punish | , % ‘ , @ as an . Thev wi fine » mes - ick came off fine. cacept tua the bride maminne Beco the sudden | | I yr eB cn Rs designed _ uses ari - on — " as ' ‘ a> : OO} ney ant fin _ ? . tees . . ; . ' UU , . ry 2. “ °} im, and then the cked Democrat 1) | the blic officer who estosed gov | cor-| The “blimp” is hoiding its own with the elements | siorore T ‘ 56 | was a little late in reaching the _ alta-c. Sa & Mmes. ’ ‘ : Wi ‘ ‘ iis Wil | : Put 4 { | & ernonmenta col From at) th fiegeater ; ; | i é = their wives want fine raiment and Something like 11 vende welt win ; Detroit Free Press that ul | ral » itidimes for the city schoql , F. = io A Virtuous w&t l_ wtie Sing ng ruption and officia] misconpluct The power and re. | : ‘ Ps 1 | 8a! Pr AnOG ecciie something i . + ” — : , " _ o = . i ‘ : al ' 2 ' be a + ain't ae ‘signee a. ag vm ' sources of the Republican farty. its allies and bene. uriag the hours’ flight of the R-33. though the! Xury class and that everybody should be | the Free Press for its new am s ~ He was architect of the Spear ; : ; .v *i . 10 J {> : - ° « ’ , ’ ° ~*~ *’ . 14 . *. — . a ' : /_ ke * — vAG ficlaries aided by an army'fof shock troops from the; ‘** had little assurance at times that it would} *° ‘caily alike has gone by the board | : ? original than convineing. 2 atalpa and Muegge’s natatoriumps. The off ¥, ae er _ | survive e exploit. obser ae ay ee nd the old reds are the new whites. One | SIDE LINES. that “our youth is being meniber of commissions which 4 i ™ Distranchisement Throneh Technicatizrics | Department of Justice, are? engaged in the attempt } | ta xpiol Oservations and tests were con-| aiiens tk minee état sinha 1 ve é | a . Pgh . er : si . . ' 7 - ‘ ‘ ' So th ’ . e ure i (Ais = 1s . ue is eo Ne we Con - intenda rn K i > ; ; =ulis of prohibition. ha - > Schiller monument in f Te the E@iter of the Fost-Diepa: > | Hence the orginiation of #8 to obtain a square dea! ‘“Mantly in progress with a view to improving dirigtele| people would have us believe. but it ia not | ™ Thi: : 4 a oe pales: broken down, it says. “The Y ' Park and the Missouri State 4 ; anarrneti ae 7 —* sca & - " S is a food si.bstitute for makifig ; ” : , ' : : : Dstt! At Lalli _- . " . ad : Ty T HE Legisigture of Missouri cannot by| for the defendant That ofganization is a roster of ” iprobabie. There is only ome practicable | things cut of whole cloth of drinking and the cof _ umenr on the Vicksburg Dattle-_ , 4 tis far = _ - - s ‘ - a ais : ol - Ma : ae jaw Teprive aw legal veter of the rich: | good citizenship, of noted Rivic leaders and humani — _ ae , ICH, LON asts. for birds; and for | If St. Louis gangsterism’ is what Vic | "0" of morals ane canderee ¥ e) : , a> > j e hh ’ a a 4 af —_ = . ; : ug . . ° ' ; ‘ 1? Vele as he pleases and for whom he} tarians It is the answe} of fair-minded citizens English nobility. hard hit be the —— a ‘ine! : ‘ s it aw De - We ave a | claimed it to be the lead interests in Jop- a ed health. pie. a ; Purera services wtll be held a* Maes . litical nm be idea? : SO es ee eee : = $£':6at endic not pe tween what usS12. was rn } ‘ ‘ : schoo! age. and even oO . —_—eo. mM Satur 9 4 a OS RS Picea! Part) ‘hs! seainst unfair tactics to d@stroy an official who has| rum running into the United States quite as excit.| “hat the reds said they wou! ' : . . | ee a a ee | a i of the " Mice : saa Z were dry. ; js the cilizen &® sovereign righ Satine Meene® mates er: one pm a . ji S eacit-| ac i. 8 SA) Py would make it. bu . & on since the reign —— " . Miaseur!t Crematory. of , r . Th the case of Bradley ve Coxe the! “*'***’** por ame 2s i! | ng as lion hunting, and more profitable oe — and being fed on That is , If the harbers raise their price as is con- ear is as deplorable om be, mich he was secretary-treasurer. Lig hes! courts hate heid that ‘are r ry one i. ode aiaiiiadieettin tients ' Pou. ' me. 4 pretty. Lace a>out ife hurt there ‘= : termplated nex? Christm F allen on this country. ; Was iin vice-president ot the : : a ' * ' on I ‘ ' v8 — ‘ : . as sho 4 d see no ; ; ’ | e bere of citizens or voters cannot he Als ' “BABY DOLL” ANT} THE POPULACE. | | Pienty of beauty withou! (ALN AINE '. se0c : lack of Santa Clauses. want the saloon back. But t , te Lani« Mutval Life Insurance Co. | “fl franchised” at the mere will of the Lez-! | THE HUMAN SLE OF RUSSIA. | beauty in wha = not | Worothy Billington does not like to’ Be thinks that “moderate but is survived by his widow and) it; iniature t© prescribe forms. or the ipse| The populace has been appeased. Its roarings have R . > : | ’ i . 7 | called crazy even at the expense of her legislation.” which is p , ch cdren—Mra. T. C. Hempet- ee Gixita of boards of election com-nissic led : “ 7 . iSsia is nhippec on America and things Amer Sir Quoted from Globe-Democrat . it “i Wi about phrase for beer, Ey Mrs. Richa deha err, or é@lection officials 1 stot % ome ge Vey a eee Baby Dell” Jacod.| , an. So saves Michael Gold in the Sunday vo ._Y ‘unt of Mr. Kiels retirement e joes a btw aoee eS ee, ee eee * © © Without taking we Tex: Misa Dante Se > te | ont = suer isan the boy who traps tlge loopers and breaks the! ,..... | ‘Gin the sunday New York ‘ | ea-led cragy every day it looks like she iad | f a wieer a better anc «a aftronger law than i » ‘ = : ter i) he ba . Wor G Jazz movies hasehz!! mechanica! and in {sOO0d luck and hes? wis ' _ mi ae — = enped me the rare _ T> i +4 . a may regard the eituati ws 2 i. POST .. a : . ' ustrial meth 3d bucene O Nei eary Fara CC | orrids | awes intends to traverse the route of a eral oF & mete Roard of Flection Com.| Browns’ liseup. ‘Tis weg. Certainly the Roman), PB : » Meary Ford. Chee. An elevator whisked him to the frst | Paul Revere. P ho k oF ee eS ee 7 ' i jie Chaplin. Sinclair lewis es , 2 rs U re. eopie who know him reed "4 Lads ¢ re missioners when ff comes to “dictating” | citizens, all avid for martyrs as lion fodder were! . Tate these are the subjects of} floor. and then a few steps to a wait have mo cause to fear if he decides to do ment and public will Gnd i * » Lo» Oe naan t_ &* ; ~ . e . | ; ’ > a) +? rm Ae fn — N .. - ; > . . . : ' . : ; 2 - > be! . ’ 4 hh, 1) & legal Voter As to how in what wav | not more insistent than S4 Louis fans for Jacobson ! Mversation under the shadow of the Kremlin and | ing automobile | ary warning watching. How many f . - ; - ' ‘yi eee tee. ooo. | sees bat “s send4 a base hit singing into B panes oe iikis MAIN Rls ceete al y Ha a . ; . MA What type of famiiies wil t x! oad ’ Lord Frederick Cavend- i “thrown out” or counted .. | center rom a thousang threats comes the cry. : see ee — a seas : or native Morn: thrifty or ‘ed last night at her home fm 5 : roy e. ‘ea iret sires i ; 14 admiration an > ay, “ 7 . RE er ee . : 7 > . =ir Our rew Mavores 0 tim ietic ore- ‘y ‘ i : “when he votes becauee of some “mis Jacobson would have saared it.” A tripie goes Ww Lk of * a ee ee a \ ' cast of the way St Lo is is mt fr rge nee! lected or Llliterate’? Can any bridge Death oecurred two _ e = Ty aK > a5 miane n es : - nos Ori ial al f rie Orr ' sertniinine liowitng | under atrict prohibitien? a. Tidi«! husband of Lady Cav- ‘ 4 to vote. CHEORGE A RITTER ore has hie ‘ab cut out for him now His reputation a . : ere ani Lua ienine and) 4 Re mans | . mot zet anvwhere with the . A ec, leh Was asmasesina*ed [n Phoe- - 4 , ‘ rOorr \ Twn “4 bs ‘ lla nH heh = o P 3 ’ ; a -istians tellin: hk ry ~— eo . “ ° e « oe ae . aie . ee > te P . ; . _— has mounted in his abeencm e will ree’ ih | ohne vehorned and hetailed es atte ” ar to practice { . we , > = 4 ark Dubilm, fn A° Tea \ Get the " me, Srettes Win! salled off & bic vesetetinn etd | | Christianity was against the law. n aos te . BORAH AND THE WORLD C ag iin. in May, 1882. At Reckless Speeders. riotous applause, but he Will also be expected to be! _ cae = revolution, and established them / ,, | antag oe oe $199.009.900 One Week Furnitur , les —"e ‘Se was chief secretary for Tc the Etiter of the Port Di aparce as fleet-footed as Paavo tas s f aq | S€ives in the Muscovite home Ww the (Cz We e« e drys get anywhere with us saying that , urniture Sale | From the New Repubiic. ; and ; ’ » acct: | has Decome an ido!. and thos have hard lives ear their beards long. shave their heads and fail to} that.all people—including our own revered a IGUESS oe, Permanent Cont ae of Carnival at ¥. W. C. A. eni« and recduce the sy] eed f avtame. : . Fr ky in theie chirete } Bost -e . ‘ Justi ~e@ contained nothing oe . . ° . : : > 3 -s Sait is Ty Ca par’y revo! utionists—«e Wr have ° ad - a ee Butiding. . Biles on Dury streets. Let him atand any- | “ve . tea : 7 posed to th fa th : ret such information 7 =e rehelled against tYranny we wrone Tf . , Oo the creation © = ” arranged represent dif. where on Kingshighw« ay an wr’ ™ the 4 : ‘a i> Ni ehas« fs ‘ brings hack er : wie . = 4 — i he Ww B. A hot dog vender’s sigr on the St. aw ‘ an to Ly ift | THE CITY WORKER NEXT must mabe ws memenes o hein Gnas , were al! gloriously right | Charles Rock road Pe Sedy of internations! a ‘ countries were a feature of a ferrite PAce Boome maniacs at 'he whee! . y sie , ” , , PF liingk ot warmth for . ' uD: - iso ti -e nations & e + P > bh Secretary Jardine has ai rt ahi Th - = ‘hese insne \e » > 2 Ry - . . x . DP. and e aden ul the ites ial al. A Trip. Around the ¢ travel Many drivers pass e Signais ; 2 ; x ie tarm prod suspea Ka bi -USsians if they are fond of’ Sir Isadora Duncan «aya thar venerah? ie wo ; are “willing to respect a i@.” given by the World’ Fel- ¢ or make ‘eft hand ‘urns l see it every lem. he says. “touches thd interest of the city more “*POCTT. eSpecialivy bhaseba if thew eniov such nlav eld Ernest Haecke!l w= Pete he Ps 2 ye Perspirirg Pupies For Sale - |} mghts of others.” While 4 "=> Committee of the Suede nei . an . " o' . . . ” . . ii ‘ 7 * : : aving : } ’ 4 day Instead of oy~ and «a PRINS Pan 1° Tura districts : The farmer can always, * The Hairy Ape ~ 3% they read “Main Page » . ¥ her art was a contribution te the ove ' . -_ Seoee & , a both these conditions are — PMO 5 Christian ‘ lation af > . ** e — ‘ A : . . : ~ ‘ ‘ Tt 2 F - , . new — — rape ype . ns eget aay praxiuce enough te maintain himself and hie fami}. Henry Ford's Autobiographs s a best ae ei oven ef mankind | . . . not agree that our entering (am™ : Ww. Ce Building. Four- York ee. Let the polce stand anywhere on — ora aaa fA eae | ” t seller, if Tennessee wil! now have tm nr SP ae be Postponed until they nave ® Ph an . oe ‘ , ‘ s (he city man whe w@! have te worrw An? . ev are studving the We _ ) promibit danc- (,encalociets ' , . “cGst streets : Fasten avenue. between Hamiiton and ¥ about the din scCormick reaper and the « 2 WONIST ae are working "por 2 possi- | plished. On the contrary, PONE «speech ro se ’ | oe . a 2 *. " . . ‘ ‘ . i= 7 ‘ . . 4 ae a x “ry coat - ' . , . : ’ mar . ° . = nc - miles an hour If the Police Department mand for Ris product is gound to increase unti! hi. (7° TOUCHes of nature which make the whole worlg) "*#d. which Ras become standurdized and erats far from possessing. ft vite, fey ge a em ee ae such art rnp ete control of the reark et hecomes oniv a mat Ain : : | re noe evoluting on'w in the hod wea, ° ° e fectiy apparent. however, 2 orn, eam tr - tle 25-cent lor — ae « : , wo ana -r f OTZaNnizarion Theta how about the a nae , feouh acer e@ rez of thea se sore 2 on 4 $5 bil! ead | .' - for Senator Borah . ore » te euchre games, where 3 nolwody . . ; ' cits | lt le eae, ee * : : 5 ll tw im Missouri im iS8iT is may need to wait for et . | orker ; - © ™ay explain the Tee t killed er rebbed. mer crime commitre) i rhe consumption of alcoholic drink has dec 1 enormous ae gE eet Sike . oe ‘= exhibirell by the Missouri Historical participation im the ceurt & ™ think Mt would be much better The farmer has berne Phe brunt of the tariff a beens tm Wensne a - a = aS Geci ined ace , — re “ Seecthery Contrast that to the £87.06¢0.006 Harding-Hughes reservat ye : : ' ‘ : " ; : Sit‘ sD. ° War Th 7 , ineala : — , ; ™ ail . SERAT B.McGUOWAN. (these years by selling ia jie epem market and buy-‘prohibitics in werk a ie leer nd issue of our own time. and you get | great deal to hasten the Oam w MS : sua : 4 ’ “<< Co . " , . ng somewhere. isn't summer pressing? Bx netion of ourselves in the frugal | Senater from Iidahe pre all = - + . pioneer, ay .* . § ape cy patient. z virardeau publisher. tia! ot ; ey : &s = asl ’

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ee IRROR of BLIC OPINION — g publicists, newspapers and n the questions of the day. rROIT AND THE BOOTLEGGER ~ NYWHERE there is a city Hel dark view of proht e than a million population has arge colonies of immigrants hat prohibitio. for borne ‘nh mind ™ pesition should conciusion of reason assigned ® ‘The fearful ine health among bovs and giris of i is as deplorable an evil “moderate but effective liga Without taking too seriously ‘Card the eituation as offering @ ype of famities will they be thrifty or improvident, frawn from the consequences {AH AND THE WORLD COURT. i also until the nations of th exe conditions are desirable, ee that our entering t On the contrary, America * P* which would involve, @s ou' no impairment of y conditions Senator Bora! rid Court te taken too s rhousiy ed to walt for generations eal to hasten the da» idaho professes te _ TE: . aim of the American col! | decay set % foundation / must res’. ‘ture of _ verts yem a aafe tion.” he remarked branc” of the Y supp! es poephere a ~ ‘ In thy . SF, @Pouc feed the world, : the wor'd oil, coal touch of « er under "trained enginerr — 7 OTTO), WILHELM! DIES UNEXPECTEDLY AT AGE OF 70 em Dormer Architect for Board of Fdu.- cation Residences Here. designer of the and many St. Louts Otte J dinre: fe! | r the hitert . ath bh Was > - oe. / lady Cavendish and Sister Die. ' LONDON April 23.—Lady Fred- k Cavendish e0OW of Lord died last night at her home in bbridge STS after +h, na hl hival, Bong. Btar roe wre a, mee APRIL 23, 1925 we ; The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone —— ee a ee — SHOW TECHNICAL © DOL HELPSSOUTH mident Walker of Mississippi | ig. and M. College Speaks al funcheon. CTH LIDNBERGER. Westmorelan: place, has as Cummine of Newark] ™. for whom a iwmber of in parties are heme given wil] accompa) tin the development of a sec- oa 8 wer, preside agricultura! e at yesterdays Chamber ‘) Dr. Walker reons admitt re since sis to attrena | ursements tly appropriated experiment % The c Ti "a earch. y ie esearch point e the whole *& man is the pressing need | yestérday a trade|l Collins entertained it ie a! friends at DuBose will depart t ion to life; for her home. es The past few day$ have cHmplimentary mn? rerence oT) the Vandeventer place Lé@verett Chase home, 5836 Clemens Avenue Misses give a party for her 7 es Cummings | day. to train sof large contribut participation in life. is worth more| ie dozen with only a capacity, follow. Walker had spoken of the lectual aristocracy — of ancient ) and the contribution of its . deals of pleasure and beau- 6 to civilization specific heritages from other 4 née, he said: ¥ : t for America " Wy was lef war by esta ; ational ing the friendly bonde of com- Mrs. Pau] Brown ‘be hostess at a smal! informal! teatthis afternoon adorn the receiving }oorns and tea Bradford and Mrs daughter-in-law eg aoa daughter, Mrs. W. ©} Caldwell. will Tomor row affernoon Brown will give a bitidge luncheon Mr. and Mrs Eugene H. Angert in flowers Satur- ‘day and Sunday froré 2 to 6 o'clock. and the vaunted struc- > Mediterranean q : Parker's daughter. Mrs. William Scott *nead. of Mon:- | He eld that the 18 °S5 gradu- ates 0! the schoo! had found their way into leading nositions in their Tne of work, nol only in the State, but in distant parts of the world, as gnginerring and sons, accompanied them home. and will remain for 4 visit. The French Theater of “‘L’'Alli. act play, *‘Le Retotr.’ by Robert de Fliers and Francis de Croisset. 'Tnion avenues. The following will take part: acres . Limberg, Miss Odette de Lecluse. rang S'off~l, Frank Parker, Signor charge of the tickdt sale. Mmohundro will sing between acts —E An interesting etent of tomorrow TO BE MARRIED LOCA ERO. PRAMAS LE REA pe pe, yates DES NAAT ROE . 5 CORR ORRRE * v b % * Ae ¢ e 7 4 % z 4 : . > é. i ~ $ ’ 4 as F > : : : ° z; : > So $ f. ¢ se = , y > . . , > : 4 : 4 : “¢ cs - a ; 4 4 : > : : ? 3 : : 2. & om 3° * “4 x m ’ . me ~Photo bv Murillo. MISS RAYDELL THOMAS. NNONCEMENT was made re- A centiv of the engagement of Miss Thomas, daughter of Mrs. M. Loutse Thomas of [Ienox Hall. Kirkwood, and DitMard J Watson of Indianapolis. The wed- ding will take place June 10, at the home of the bride's mother. VALUE IN HOME TRAINING Charlies FEF. Miner Speaks to Parents on Instructing Children. Continuance of honest and in- telligent instruction of children by | their parente will more adequately | prepare the rising generation to, ' manufacturer, he said, and depends 7 yh i oe eve. meet the problems of life than on the result of tests and compari. before, Charles E. Miner, executive secretary of the Missouri Social | Iivgiene Association, declared in an address to the Parent-Teachers’ Association of Adams School, Tower Grove and Norfolk street Miner spoke of the advantages young parents of today have in facts given them by persons who lave made a lengthy study in social -——_ hvgiene The dernand for litera-| ture and knowledzre of the subject, is increasing. he said — —— —. + ~ PIEDMO fumery market, are among the re- sources being developed concerts being given by the coi- tral and northern states in two The series of concerts began tional Church (Sroves Church President. Frank E dustrial department, speak . needs of Northern and the adjacent the educational! which the college serves, 500-acre farm belonging to the col- lege, and of the development propagation work is developed fur- ective resources are the production mushrooms, and a spe- elalized rhubarb plant. dred students are available for part cipher and Jesse Stinecipher 0 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMB Make Georgia Institution Selp-Supporting. —— ee a ee PASTOR DENOUN AS MENACE TO THE CHURCH Attacks Religious “Movements as Detrimental to Fundamentalism Before Baptist Bible Union. By the Aewrciated Pree COLUMBUS, O., April 23.—Y. M (. A.s and Y. W. C. A's. with oc- casional exCeptions were de.- nounced ae the greatest single menace to the church today. by the Rev. W. B. Rilev. pastor of the First Baptist Chureh of Minneapo- iis, speaking last night at a cone ference of the Baptist Bible l“nion of Ohio Sectarian colleges and colleges founded bv churches. were de- clared to have so far departed from the intent of their founders that there is not a single one to which a young Christian mav be sent with any assurance that he Will return a Christian at the end of his co'lege course. There is not Baptist college in the North he declared. that Is fundamentally true to the evangelical church All of the great church move- ments, such as the men and re- ligious forward movement. the in terchurch world movement. the hov and girl scout movementa., the playground work. social set- tlement work and big brother and big sister movements were at- tacked as detrimental] to the fun- damental! church. Dr. Riley denounced the move- ment which has resulteqd in the operation of hospital's by the Bap- tist church particularly in the South, and declared that the func- tion of the church is to administer to the spiritual needs of the sick. I¥ble College to Get $250.000. iv the Associated Prees COLUMBIA, Mo., Apri] 23. An endowment of approximately | $250.000, from which to obtain capital for carrying on its opera- tions, is s00n to be turned over to the Bible College of the Univer- Sity of Missouri, it was announced by faculty members todav. Rea! estate loans in the amount of $214.560 have been given to the school-and an additional legacy of $35,000 has heen “donated through the will of the late Mrs. Zerepta Holland of Liberty. Mo A wider scope of activity by the college t« planned, by virtue of the endow- ments Movements of Ships. By the Associated Prees Arrived. New York, April 22, Homeric. from Southampton Salled. Cherbourg, April 22, Arabic, for New York , Manila. April 22, President Cleve- land, San Francisco. 2 Southampton, April 22, President Harding, New York. Naples, April 21, President Wil- ison. New York. New York, April 22, Mauretania, ‘Southampton. of the Shahspeare Tercente- Humane Society English-Speaking gden Scho: Meidences f difficult “tomeo and Juliet” Btrauble at -of “The Rivals” Clevelans Bor mn mrs aco tion in St Washingt: pleted at the C; : any In 1882 brief address lis public school: the speakers’ France and Italy Hall Atchison In pyeral buildings for the city schoal Men, laier turning chiefly to resi- aalipa and Muegee'’s natatoriums The officers and executive boara imember commissions which me the Schiller * Park and the Missouri State mumentonthe Vicksburg battle- | yesterday at the St. Louis Woman's Puneral services will be held a‘ | am. Saturday oe in secretaryv-treasurer louis Mutual Life Insurance Co 8 survived children =n, Mre« Nas, Tex Clarence Maloy, ‘president. Miss Paula Withelmi, | P!¢ boulevard entertained Wilhelmi and Dr. Otto Wil-+., ni Park Hotel to meet her guest, Mrs John H. Synds, 6f Kansas City. Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Fdward H. Meister are expected home Saturday morn their honeymoon | New York. Washington. Mrs Talbot r Tunbridge *ndish. ish Was : Park. Dublin tlre he Was Miss Mildred Washington boulevard The Kirkwood Country Club wil! chief secretary for | night to formally open their spring yi . There will we a golf tourna Trip Around the World.” Fea- of Carnival at Y. W. C. A. Bon: hs ar will be served on the summer roof anced to represent dif Danger in Empty Powder Bags. . Ountries we? NEW YORK, York State Department : Week’ asking his opinion in remoy LOA IT ex ter in Honor of Loni« Houck. has been asked t PAPE GIRARD Forme, ( of ® ator per Rrytres +. powder have been removed .S. Envoy to Salvador Returning. By the Associated Mrese im her. — College audi- late louis hous 7 bullde, a? °TR on Bam A tar Jam ex President Quinonez Mo lina gave a farew ell banquet to at the presiden- ~ ‘, PF treves Toasted \ _ Cocoanut ,)\}\ {in the Coating i . That Teasing “Toasty” Taste The reason for that nut-like flavor, that al- in the coating of Sungold Chocolates, is simple enough. Cocoanut, like marshmallows, muffins and other de- licacies, is glorified by toasting. Blended with rich chocolate, the flavor is irresistible. luring “crunch” Sungold Chocolates are hand-moulded—the coating goes deep and the deliciousness deeper. Centers of delightful variety—nou- gats, butter chips, caramels, marshmallows, true fruit-flavored creams. The value is in the candy—not in the box. One dollar a pound at your “naborhood” druggist or confectioner. o BLANKE-WENNEKER CANDY COMPANY Saint Louis, Missouri Sungold Chocolates | INED a ee eRe “WEEK GES Y. M,C. A.|NEW YORK HIPPODR SOLD T0 EDWARD F, ALBEE Historic Old Playhouse to Remain Intact and Continue Policy of Vaudeville. to the Poat-Diaepatch. ‘structure, was purchased by Edward F Albee vaudeville “between $5.000,000 Albee of the Keith announced as and $6.000.000." The transaction was consummat- ed between Harry H. Black States Realty & Owners of the property. and Albee Following Albee's acquisition of director-genera] and continue would remain its policy of vaudeville. property.’ Leuechel The Hippodrome, which celebrat- ed the twentieth anniversary of its opening April owing to the northward march of was first opened on April granted Tuesday at Albany, reveals the new corporation will be known “Hippodrome, shares of common stock at a par value of $100 each poration is to be the operating com- be offered to To Celebrate Delmar Lighting. An entertainment celebrating the sireet-lighting system Rosedale ave- nue and Skinker boulevard, wil! be the University Presbyterian Churcn 6168 Delmar boulevard. The atreet- luehts will be turned on at 9 o'clock. Bishop Waldorf to Preach. Bishop Ernest Lynn Waldorf will | preach at the 11 morrow at Grace Methodist Episco- pal Church, Skinker road and Wa- terman avenue. o'clock Vesper service on “Christ's Protest Against Unreality.” -_ M. BE. Church, South, Carrying on Work in 27 Locations. Rwy th l¢ A®eoctiated ress NASHVILLE, Tenn.. April 23 (lasses in week day religious edu cation are being carried on in 27 locations in 21 conferences of the Methodis, Episcopal Church, South under denominational and inter- denominational auspices. in con nection with grammar and high schoo! grades of the free publi schools, it was reported by Mrs Vv. R. MeDonald, who is directing the week dav and vacation religions | education work recently started by [’r. J. W. Shackford, general sec retary of the Sunday Schoo! Ronurd Methodist Episcopal Church South The matter of week day religious education was reported to the Stun- day School hoard of the church tn annual session here In many of the centers, high sehool cred.t is given for such courses Suffragists Meet to Dishand. the Asenetated Presse. . WASHINGTON, April 23.—The National Suffrage Association or- ganized before the Civil War to ob- tain the vote for women, calied a meeting here todav to disband Mrs. Carrie Chapman Cate and Miss Alice Stone Blackwell! of Ros ton, long leaders in the assocta- tion, were among the principal speakers on the program Bs STLOUS FUST Sie whee. Ca -DAY RELIGIOUS TEACHING GWY Jerome Preston of New York Follows Divorce. hy the Presse and Pu! ‘teer iNew York Wortd and Post-Dispasch.: PARIS. April 23.—Mrs. Gwynne Allen. niece of Mrs. Cornelius Van- Preston of New York yesterday in The bride was awarded a divorce here from Horace R. of New York ornty a few Miss Gwynne, daughter of Ed- ward Erskine Gwynne, a nephew Vanderbilt, was married to Horace in Paris in August, of a war romance. She intended to get Preston is a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Pre@e- Schweig Addresses Photographers, Schweig of the Schwelg delivered an address to Photographers’ Association at their annual convention in Kansas City. Schweig said that ft had been com- graphed on an average mended advertising, particularly fp newspapers, to lower this average. of the highest quality at Ocean-Fresh Seafood and Fish Direct From the Catch With a creative and ever expanding policy of service, this restaurant has established stand- ards of practice that insure to the public food. moderate cost. . is of special importance in connection with Sea- food and Fish—none but the choicest is offered on the Benish menus. Coolest place in the city. Live Lobsters Daily Throughout the Year Soft Shell Crabs Now in Season CAFETERIA GRILL ROOM 710 Olive LUNCH ROOM BENISH NQ3 Sereh and Olive "NOW the big new package or the regular | size at your grocer’s ee s, ae | , - > 4. a ee ‘ ” n over a million homes ever this new hind of soap is doing washing : It leaves just rinsing for you - - Easier, Shorter, Cheerier Washdays have come at last! More than a million women every week are getting sweet, clean clothes without any of the old, hard rubbing. The makers of Lux have made a new kind of laundry soap that cuts washday in half, does the washing for you, leaving you only the lighter work of rinsing. .That is why they named it Rinso. Rinso comes in a package. Its tiny granules dissolve quickly, completely, in boiling water, freeing all their wonderful cleansing power. The creamy lasting suds gently, safely loosen the dirt so it floats out while the clothes soak. Your work is just rinsing the clothes clean. Soak, boil, or use a machine—Rinso works so perfectly 22 leading makers of washing machines recommend its use. Lever Bros. Co., Cambridge, Mass. ” 4 Rinso cuts the work of washday in half | week

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5 ¥ ee * . e . ewe Dew se oe eee Pe + ee awe yp HS . :. & ' z | “se , " | ie a : r¢ $ ., 5 tae : ' “4 , 73 . - >a ‘7 "| i 9 1 ' .~ ; alee wt + Qe Be . ar os“ a Kad Cue tage _ en ae ne ner eb Ee, Se ye — > - . 7 = ghd . 2%. as . Px = vay * a ie Se ° ee _ -* ~ . © (aaa _Miniw Ghiy. =s ; ; ’ . ...to living in ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPAT( —— a eli ~ *’ What would your child say Los Angeles (St. Louisa) / A back yard of his own; a place to run without dodging automobiles. He'd say. “Great!” wouldn't he? The day you move into one of these Los Angeles (St. Louis) bungalows the whole family begins a happier and a better lite. MAJESTIC HOMES CORP. 4955 DELMAR BL. FOREST 8005 MAJESTIC @ HOMES |’ —_ _ — + Super-Special Bargains Another week has gone by. and this Friday as usual, we have assembled groups of high g s0 low as to comprl purchasing. , Newest colors. cellent well made. young and 2-Trouser ": S-U-I-T-S AN EXCELLENT SELECTION AT Spring models and Appealing styles old. They for rade merchandise at prices are fashioned from woolens of ex- Quality and are very Extraordinary val- ' ues—every one! : fraordinery less. kr re spectal values | : Athletic Union Suits ? for $1.00 1} Athletic ['nion Nuite of ef. qualify noth styles - leer rs. Very BOYS’ TWO-PANTS Blue Setge Suits Super Values! Friday Only! serge. Alpaca ' coat RWnickers fuliy lined Sises 6 to 1° BOYS’ TWO-PANTS ‘Stout Suits Good serviceable pat ” a each pattern An ex tremely low price for such quality - terns. Sizes i4 S5 but not every size in . Clever Norfolk styles > of high-grade all-woo! . ™ Boys’ Wash Suits, $1.10 Well made Suits in button-on and middy styles. anteed fast colors. Sizes 3 to 7 Boys’ $1.00 Caps, 55c An offering at less than manufacturing cost. Some are slightly soiled. $1.50 Blouses, 85c—-3 for $2.45 Guar- All sizes. Neat patterns; guaranteed fast colors; collar-attached styles. Sizes 6 to 15. 50c Children’s *4 Hose, 35c —or 3 pairs for $1.00. tops. Sizes 6%, to 9". Boys’ Union Suits, 45c Good quality nainsook. well made. Sizes 26 to 34. Athletic styles. Boys’ Overalls, 69c Plain blue and blue with white stripe; strongly made: cut full; sizes 4 to 15. Headquarters for ADLER COLLEGIAN CLOTHES SHRODER Washington at Eighth SCHMITZ & Solid black and brown with fancy Cut full and = DOESN'T KNOW WHO _ SHOT HIM, MAN SAYS rhomas Stanton in Critical Condition—Woman De- tained as Witness. ———— SSS Thomas Stanton, 38 years old, a carpenter's helper, of 3179 Grant- is at city hospital in a fro ma bullet ner place critical ‘condition wound over the heart, inflicted. he sala by someone unknown to him. Sranton said he was drinking heavily last night and was shot near °703 Cass avenue, the home rf Mrs Irene Egan 97 with whom } is acquainted Patrolman Wessler heard he eh 49 a. Mm. an f nd Mrs. Ega ssisting the wounded ! ? e sidewalk el me She said s e was © house whe shot was ed t- side and found Stanton er on the sidewalk She was held as a witness. Patrelm man from a distance flee fr an Weaessiler saw a ~/ ene FOR VOLSTEAD REFERENDUM Wisconsin Senate on Record to Sab- | mit Question to Congress. : ae 4 } — and | tal is 1- Pow Ta neluding ind t @me ~~} Vakia ha ’ 2 «af 3 suade 2 fr : : rY I . why ice B iin wW i se 4 ’ ae ulliances. {| ‘eign Minis ter Skvyrad iis va Paris and steps xa 5 nta were ‘aken | 3s he a ance ; eh 4 he ("er s? ¥ 2 Brit Luins=OainsnT ed a YT : ’ a are a oe _. z men = : “al ; ~ i .€ i r ; 2re rec " z . 1 x in ‘ wry! re davs in Rucharest aq s dependent 2 - Leacue of N s a. . eaftacr fares » 9 he use eg ns : se .¥ er. R And Ss a rr ? 4 formula ' : ind @enar - . . on Bdaication of adhesion | : which will stand upon the leacue as the basis of ali sec urit negwrn' nm T : lat ' sad f ra and «a % S replied (ze Si If You See It im a Schmitz & Schroder Ad. It's True vakxia and Poland '_".2 a 7 — Le ae ‘HW alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspap ——— . —— — —— SS ——_—_———— —_ ee a ——-- 1 widow, | iid ; sider | . necessary to negotiate a «no! far. | “Ss Se a: o@ a eo! ™ + er COMBINED APRIL — = —_— —_— os eee _ ————— CO ae ~ & Bak ok ET, a Bae: Bese ‘nae, >: * #2 oe ” eae ws in be 5 “qney Will Be Offered Vacancies as They Occur in Position~ Held by ™ As vacancies occur ") pe _ pow a- ad by girl( teiepn Deere and clerks in partmen'. they will ~ eyperannuated patrolmen ' beats, who will VANTS—! ane — TTT nt ae a — Reva re te ' given. th Clerks and Plnoe Girts. gir’s mitions would by ne opera- for -the the Police De- °° repla when wa In ae now On trotmen eaded in pa- arcent ? be filled by he SlUtt Petrol wor’ by younger men wisiets* | | dent Orrick of the Police me es. : . ic mon - S—— Pr ' — —=—= ° w 3 f J Z J = - - —_——,; r s Af = ' = —_ ~ ~ ( ' m\" \\ woe —S = ———— = £2 | if ( | Y re), : ~ : ; —' 1} it Q 1 | = iva) | |! || | | = ijepy * ji — ; —" — mn " ee ————,.. a ange, ’ , ¥ ’ ; ¢ Cc * ‘ v ¥ = ' —— YS | \ " ; ; — > ———AI} a —_—_ —— ~ | } i o- « ———— ! ry ir HT = ed , . ee ee ; - eng r te eee a = ‘ & a >? - ——— ew . oo — 7 } a ee --_ a | : —_—_— — > _ ; ’ 7 Savi i—s lee i ep - —_— = | ~s an =_ cu mill I — ~s*- - « > a? ~ « “=~ *-« -*- ®« «* a ee ee ®@« OS «* o*e¢#e+eee oe ** \ \ \ y i iQ fe, } \ea \ ’ \ \\ \\\ ANA Y/R | {Mi ni F4 \\ \ =a Lingerie | householc be “just ; | ent” fron | frierids a The difference is what makes the We are equipped t Desiqning Stamping Beading - Smocking Initialing Hemstitching Beautiful patterns to select from individual taste. ; PF atablished 1=t9 a — _— SS 7 EEE =n y om = = fsa ——— = : | — Aa | . — — . I . ae - ~ aeseeeee ee Gee 228 8 & 22S 64444264 €64466444 424 24444 a e224 & & =e : — ' } | e % ~y oy we fe ~ ly hoot we ar a s It Priced Too Low: : You Will Want to Read the Interesting Story of This ee 10-Piece Walnut Suite for = 198" In arriving at this price, there was a difference of opinion. Would not this low price give a false impression of its real value? Woald ~ it not sell better at $300, which is closer to its actual worth? Read = the details and then view the Suite yourself. We will rest our case | on your inspection. é Re 2 ae Brame : ; vw 4 o M < < ¥ “ iim ; i ‘ a ° a - — si 3 EE ee a .-. oe a er i MU 4 ew oe : 2 ~ att e feats | | ee | TL bad Labbe bo Ke ie . 4 Me ‘ rs. y x ys In connection with our ANNIVERSARY SALE, we wanted to give our patrons a value in a Dining Suite that would cause them to favorably remember this ~ sale for yeara to come. We chose this particular Suite, because it represents ~~ Lammert quality in construction, design and finish. We chose this Suite be ~~ cause we knew that it embodied those features of dependability that are so necessary for lasting service. » oe : : The Pi Are Unusuall Setting the Price os calling of this low era In — — selling at this low price you will invariably find that) most of t he Then came the question of price. Would it be better to shave our ¢ pieces are very small. You have but to read overt ae profit to the quick and place on it a price that would be nothing detailed specifications of these pieces to realize that they are the same size as you will find in suites priced twice as high. Ber short of sensational or would this low price cause some of our THE OBLONG EXTENSION TABLE measures 45x60 inches an@ patrons to underestimate its real value. We have no doubt there extends to a full 8 feet. Three extra leaves are provided s are some who feel that they cannot obtain what they demand in a Dining-Room Suite at a price so low. To these we can only say patented locking device holds the table rigid at all times. THE BUFFET is 66 inches long and is provided with large that if they expected to pay $300.00 for their Dining-Room Suite, that they see this one before they decide. ers for table linens and a removable felt-lined silver tray. Design and Finish Close-Up of China Cabinet Shouw- ing Details of Mullion Scroll W ork on Glass Door ie i % 4 CHINA CABINET is 6512 inches high and 44 inches wide. glass door with Mullion scroll work. Also large drawer. SERVING CABINET is 35 inches high and 40 inches wide. large two-door compartment. ~ ae v ; bs ae aN a ee Paks The design of this Suite is borrowed from the Tudor and it ex- FIVE SIDE CHAIRS AND ONE ARMCHAIR are large and gem presses that dignity in line and vigor of treatment which is always erously proportioned and seats are covered in figured tapestry- i associated with that period. The Suite is made of American wal- This Suite can also be bought in 8-piece and 9-piece nations. — 9-piece Suite with ex table, buffet, six chairs nut in combination with selected red gumwood. The tops of the 8-piece Suite with extension table and the buffet are veneered with a particularly beautifully table, buffet $ 00 . i grained walnut. Interiors are dustproof throughout and embody and 6 chairs. 135% pn = that close attention to detail that makes for quality. Drawer bot- special at....... PO RESIS toms are of genuine mahogany veneer. The finish is most unusual, being softly high-lighted and shaded in two-color effect. Brass door and drawer pulls complete a thorough quality ideal. 9-piece Suite with extension table, buffet, six chairs and Me china cabinet, special at......... - It Is True Economy to Buy From 9 9ii-—- 919 ° WASHINGTON EN ee tee i 1861-1925 Celebrating a 64 Years of Good Furniture *~ * ae We oad RwuUG Ss Values 2-Trot Fhe large number new friends and ct tomers we has made, through 01 new standard - super - value -fivi in Two-lrous Suits, of. the bell kind, assures us th these Suits 4 at $2 give them the be had anywhere. | assortments aré showing all the and patterns. Fi ing and trimmun (See Olive

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pinion. Would | value? Would al worth? Read null rest our case to give our patrons bly remember this cause it represents hose this Suite be- bility that are so ually Large will invariably find that ave but to read over the realize that they are the twice as high. asures 45x60 inches and aves are provided and a gid at all times. ovided with large draw- ined silver tray. nd 44 inches wide. Has o large drawer. nd 40 inches wide. Has [AIR are large and gen- ed in figured tapestry. ind 9-piece combinations. . Suite with extension buffet, six chairs an "$1 62:59 _ \ -— = ee ie ays the Store of re-E minent Values a —7 — — = —— - ps * anna een ee — - —_—— — — a a pAKI [iikreE . ee —— a a _—-— ___- - _ = = — - —— - - as ent SS SSS ‘PUANS TO CARE FOR AGED Shang today’ said the voard bad’ YOUTH, ACQUITTED OF HOLDUP, uee nr) Casting abourt for Some means POLICEMEN ON BEATS MADE « vcare for azea jpatrotmen, ana it ARRESTED ON ANOTHER CHARGE is believed TY): ; : ’ , ’ ‘ " ‘ nanyiof then can be John Connelly, 19. Taken Into Cus- They Will Be Offered Vacancies as... ase: is 4 | They Occur in Positions Held by siven. the light work’ now done by tody as He Leaves the Cerks and Plinoe (sirls. >'ris He saidino gir! employes Courtroom. As vacancies 1) ir ') positions would be removed to make places+ John Connelly, 19. leaving Circuit . rr : > : ‘ ; : now Bed by gir! telepnone opera- for the men. buf that they would Judge Taylor's courtroom yesterday ' ’ ; . in the Police De- %° replaced by tthe old men only | 4fter the reading of a sealed verdic when vacancies at eur, ent. they will be filled by acquitting him of highway robbery, partm na enange of this kind the pa was arrested on a concealed weapon syuperannuated patrormen Row on trolmen must résign as such and 3 heats who will be succeeded in pa- accept the sal iries paid the girls‘ harge for which a warrant was is- aes ey younser men which range from $65 to $85 a Sued nt Corricn of the Police yy? ‘ President ;, month, A revolver was found in his pos- session Jan. 9 when he was arreste] lon a charge of holding up the Bech* ST a a ee ae Laundry Co., 3301 Bell avenue, but noe concealed weapon charge was } brought, pending outcome of the : . Te other case | , - ; : wi! iT Wi) » ’ jf } Li fs 4 1 i i _ Your PARROTS Dainty Frocks Hand-Raised Amazons and Lingerie and beautiful Yellowheads household linen should be “just a little differ- 912.00 ent” T : i . Parokects—YVellow or Irom th ut of , oul green—Laove Birds, pair, $6.50 friends and-neighbors. CANARIES The difference is what makes them distinctly yours. Open-mouth, free loud = singers, We are equipped to do: not closed-mouthed gargiers or (,erman eulls. Song Rird« Desiqning Stamping Embroidering a peri se $6.50 Beading - Smocking Monogramming Bird Cages, Bird Stands; Largest Initialing Hemstitching Ete. Ranngpcen sa agp te — . P Xo marke up—von re Beautiful patterns to select from, or made to your ee Open daily 7 A. M. until & P. M. Sunday till 1 PP. M. 819 Locust ? | National Pet Shops Fast of Ninth 2335 Olive Street We «hip everywhere. individual taste. Fatablished 1839 ! | “Dress Well and Succeed’’ 7 | 2-Trouser Suits The large number of new friends and cus- tomers we have: made, through our new standard of super - value - piving in Two-lTrouser Suits, of the better kind, assures us that these Suits “i x at 7 5 give them the best values to be had anywhere. For Spring our assortments are very large, showing all the newest styles and patterns. Fine hand-tailor- ing and trimmings. (See Olive Street Windows) > reenfields — Olive at Eighth | a » NDLIGHT ON ROM N SHIPPING BOARD Inquiry of Body Not in Re- lation to Sale of Ships, but as to Its Administra- tion. —_— «= ANSWERS IN SUIT FILED WITH HIM White House Spokesman Also Says Executive Does Not Consider State- ment About Russia Im- portant. By DAVID LAWRENCE. Special Washington Correspondent of the Post-iDspatch. (Convriaht, 1925.) WASHINGTON, April 23.—The White House spokesman has not vet decided to shed light on the controversy going on inside the Shipping Board with respect to the pending sale of ships and there is no copy available for publication “nf the letter written by. President Coolidge to Chairman O'Connor, which has been intepreted @s an intervention in Shipping Board procedure. What the spokesman for the | President told the press as to this and other matters at the semi- weekly conference follows almost verbatim: That the President made an in- quiry of the Shipping Board, not |in relation to the sale of ships that is contemplated, hut he made an inquiry as to whether part of the | Shipping Board were. going to an- pear in court in’ opposition to the rest of the board. and he was in- formed that some of them were appearing if court The President did not know whether the idea was that it was in opposition to the rest of the board. but the informa- tion consisted of filing with him the personal answers, the individ- ual answers made by the different members of.the board. These are on file in court, thev are public. and that is all the information he has about it. No Inquiry About Ships’ Sale. He was not making an inquirvy— he wanted that made clear—about the sale of ships. His inquirv was as to the Adminiatration of the Shipping Roard affairs—as to whether part of the board was in conflict with the other part of the board, anf if members of the board were in conflict generally against the board or against the Govern- ment. He was told the Court com- i ANTS- zeke! 7 ST.LOUIS FOST-UISPATEH ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 23, 1925. — — = ey aaese a ee _ mere plaint was against each of the: members individually and they were making individual] answers Those are on file and the President does not know exactly what their contents are. The Presiden? understood that the statement issued } Kellogg with respect to Russia had no particular significance. He yn- derstood it came about this war: When Ambassador Kellogg beca Secretary of State *?f re here were ry- mors that might change the atti- tude of the State Department to- Wards Russia and in response to several inquiries of that kind. the Secretary sent notice there Was not any change at the present time more as a matter of ordinary de- tail ; No Arms Parley Negotiations. That the President has no nego- ations at the present time re'la- five to the arme conference and that he has already given al the information there jis about that and that the matter is being looked up by the State Department The spokesman did not volunteer any information as to Government activities or the Cahinet sessions nor was there anv wavy of deter- mining under the rule just what nqguiries were made of the Presi- dent which he decided not to an- ewer Fish Fry for Harry B. Hawes. ‘a a ‘ the TT? 7 tT} enateoh ENC ELSIOR SPRINGS Mo.. April 23 John Emmke turned his big lake and the Elms farm over to a crowd of Democratic politicians vesterday and an old-fashioned fish fry was giver bv a number of ocal Democrats tm honor of Con gressman Harry Bb. Hawes. Among the Democrats present were (or gressman J. tl. “Tuck™ Milligan of Richmond: Maurice Roberts of S&S? Louis, attorney for the Friseo Rai road: Frank Armstrong of Jeffer eon Citv. former secretars f the Dem ati State ("or ittee Vir ] Hien«derson f Kansas ‘ ‘ inundge F.T. ¢ ,lev, men i ber of the Democratic State t'ommit- tee. and Dr. J. H. Rooney of Law- son Baker to Speak at Cape Girardcau. iv the Associated Preas CAPE GIRARDEAU. Mo Apr'l *3 (;ov. Baker and United Stat. Senator James A. Reed of Missour will Be the principal speakers at a memorial service to be held here next Sunday afternoon. April for the late Louis Houck, South least Missouri prometer and bus: ‘ vy Secretary | ———— = - — as — i |MARKETS-SPORTS PAGES 25—44_ . ee ee ee ~~ ee - ee ap alee Ae een anne SS AA tO . ae we le , s. wt, Marshall of Washingto | cises will be held at the Teachers i‘niversity, and Fred Naeter, local | College, .of which Houck was a publisher, will also speak. Music | curator for 39 years, having been will be furnished by the Women’s | president of the board of regents Glee Club of the Southeast Mis- for 36 years. _— ea . > Tention Kids! _ Essay Contest — _ —— All You Have to Do Is to Write a Little Essa¥ Entitled— ‘WHY I LOVE MY MOTHER” Kasv, isn't it? And if YOU write the Ist. 2d or Plain | Pump Silty ? The Plain Pump, always attractive and becoming, is unusually modest this Spring. The model illustrated is especially dis- tinctive and reflects Swope quality in its fit, material and finish. Patent Leather—Tan Calf Black Satin—Blonde Satin ‘ 3d Best Essay—on MOTHERS’ DAY MORNING, | $11 bright and early, HERZ CANDY COMPANY wiil | send to ” 3 YOUR mother from YOU | Buckles | | the most beautiful box vin andy you ever saw! For trimming Strip Pumps we show a variety atoms maiaasr eT mane Sdvertiving Dept, 1900 of exclusive imported cut steel buckles and Open to Anv Girl—-or Afty Boyv—Anv Age Anywhere. new and colorful enamel effects. WRITE YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS PLAINLY ! . Hurry up fellers!—giris and boys—time'’s passing FOR FRIDAY ONLY—SPECIALS! Bakery Candy cae Feet t@7"" 60c Assorted Milk and Dark. sont oat ae Maple Black Walnut 35C Chocolates OLIVE Aj 1Q ST Stollen _. mae dy These Specials are es- bovetem Eaibeanneniie = ame Gotham Gold Stripe Silk Stockings pecially good—s e e pineapple. pound ~..... 42c¢ them in the HERZ Pecan filled 2? | windows Friday. Moti, 86. ac es kek | ent eeeaiaa - ~ acnehiieemmemtall — REE Salaeiinenneenmenenent wt — PK ARN \ motor Cars. STN found in them: to your peace of mind. No other car has these three The Gifts of Packard : URING the last twenty-five years it has been Packard’s privilege to make many fine gifts to those who buy pron A few years ago it was the fuelizer, found only on Packard cars, and then last year, four wheel brakes, for Packard was the first. well-known motor car builder -to include four wheel brakes as standard equipment. _ Now, Packard is offering at one time three pitts, the most important improvements since the days of t starter, nearly fifteen years ago. ‘ The thousands who have taken delivery of new Packard cars, both Six and Eight, during the past few weeks have 1. The motor oil rectifier 2. The chassis pressure lubricator | / 3. The new steering and front spring suspension 7 Numbers 1 and 2 should double the life of your car, reduce operating and maintenance charges and add years ~ Number 3 makes available the advantages of low pressure tires with the elimination of dangerous wheel wobble. : 7 J od } May we show you why those who own Packard cars néed to change motor oil but four times a year, and how they lubricate their cars in less than one second of time? And will you, as our guest, drive one of these new cars over a route selected to bring out the advantages of the new Jaa steering and spring suspension? a If it will be any hardship for you to stop at our store during the next few days, a phone call will bring a car : to your door where you and your family may lane 2 - the latest gifts of Packard. Packard Six Sedan, $2585, at Detroit '. BERRY MOTOR CAR COMPANY . Locust at Twenty-Second “epee on r “ is aly Ae ENE eI . 7 , 2 ’ Se | eiagy he electrical ” improvements.

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* y PO diet ae a te —_ ; a £ PTR YT. — » owe oe THU APRIL 3 * ~* Be a =a 1%. ———— OS O————— FEMININE FILIBUSTERER | n Woman Le 't-'stor Talks SDAT 3. 1 OD PLAYS PU ——_ The liste od POST: Bist? 17CH alone has . 6, ___SELOUS POST-OSFATCH HANDLING CHARGE ——_ - US a I i ASD FROME N CAPA “Oil iad Millions Make (IN p | ng 0 M1 No les as een by Sen Ww ator R | heel eed and M er Defense Commi : ajor Haynes— | Labor Poli mittee Great Rai | olicy, : ailroad and | } MITCHELL A L . ; | —-- | ively I - RLES (; . s — lage (_Lommissio ee ; na “ee ; Departmen ’ Chief Washington A roan Reed on F Named hb ssion, to Be Neu A ceiet: 2 for Seven Houra ; ee t Ruling on Shi ee se p~eeibom ror ygammmaa anaticism. amed by Governor Bake Assistant Chief . | Le - SS | ae ip- WASHINGTON — In the leading Will Study Recl AKCT, Service C of Air ase Sales Held i PSIENNA. Ape if a : * ‘ wT) i i _ ate : : ; ‘ . . wo § i \ ‘ e ws = ~ > « - Pp : ; 7 err) . | ments of Live Chicks D new « ter Aas an 5 | I ae A iL, jean Mercury f - . - clamation. . omes of Old e n awhuska Noted nal h Sore ig Ler oé¢ ty ean ii = tin ’ ; ay x the —_ 7 7 ‘ ; . ’ ror . , — d . S ] f ° oe . Pig im it hy | ae e n unit ‘7 : e 7 hibi- imes A. Reed , oe i ar Aad Army Stock 11gnCce of th Or ——— rian Parliament, cla V e Witho Maj. 1 » driection of \COBrses ch iss hie ae - fe pinta : e Osages Wh Manages . ron of being the firs ims ‘dis . of ut Legal td ay iynes, the Cor ry nest ; narac eristicaily 3 , ie Acs i Presse Oo Get | by é ; Drama Pr Pere 3 —, og ce rst feminine ie : sioner of Prohibit he Commis- oa, ence of fanatici: he’ JEFFERSON CITY geaeetomeeay he M | adutti its. usterer in. parliament: bert» ’ = Basis by Farm B | yy +s a: . araval? rf = ti . ‘ 2 ’ As descended “ . ‘ IS TT) wiht ‘ > R ‘ N\ ( I TY April °° w wove eh a t e€ oney. eproductir Ty , sa ee ’ : : iry his b . ureau far oo nas been est 7 . liefo Lore ie United St > re Federal] (:overnm ‘ ASHING TC 1925 ) ' —— 77 «& . ' ’ a th t 4 ' f a , SPT S . iim , a rme rs intent os : . | -- .e el ‘ 2 . " . ment is to h ac hee ~ April 2 H i Vv Sets Tow For seven ~wours vesterday as. ati , o a — aT zg -* . Upon \ P . rT TY ioe Za = wo TN , " ~* — ~~ m« al ? —_—_- : 4 " - . ¥ , rai 1S statutory conin titut- ~ will be , , conmmmission which days r in Washingto “PAW aa t-D.spaich n @ fortn during the sessi —_ F wet Post-Dispatc star ‘ay e eitpady high|*.5. epts” a ee ethica appointed by Gov. Baker sigh now and scarcely. » Gyre fe HUSKA, Ok.—The “di it is arou wmittee on rents session of the ound r ' ’ cry 2) _ \aqargd ‘ al ‘ . i 7 are "sry » ten an . 7 . rrie, a. at ; is g 7. | ’ ‘ 2 - = : : — f 7 . . ’ or - 4 | 20-23 Wyat _ nate era! r’ n efficiency amor 4 Sa¥8 Some of besa me SINUCH. Fe ; claiming more thar newn anything ab Mager egy a horseshoe” audiences of non the play ni him that the plot of Corresponde Tay omer uct the Cn 1p eee = , 4 > é , 7 i 0 . on ’ s sa OT ‘ " —— = F 7 qQuietiv : : : m , . 1lime- —~and F . m i he ni it} “i "| r sow ” Lis@ : f ' syetern i - post rT), ifaw " ~ h >... ALION. Are \v - }m 2 ’ * a ’ ’ fy ire raha i of the = The ‘aud : rivaled by any imstan - In ; Wil a) a iH a ALteé o ht It See Sat 3 seen by is ed el | | uyne R. Whe law passed by ice, a week he he Air Serv- iences” whic ances a nod spring « rush . gh hou r the se | y the no "hy Andrew ' Vheel-| I! otek One \ the last . K hence , (‘'¢ . which ia by a 51 d of the : x and ve en rr she did net see r ii Farm Bure: : American, Ma) x sss Havr Volstead Ro ature and signed b bes ag fter the stor: ‘ He is the ecalr nstantine Theate jam the n oll man has me: head rious h held the ‘ Bed of her strengt! x seem at th areer « | by FP reau Federatio haf be t . es \Wi eo ~ 5 A . — hy the Gov- » srorm. There im uable : ater here when val to $100 AY; 1eant from on ouses un n:- ~ rei gth or orat 2 t cent ruling f th ninthe re- ;; ' erat pre hy me liowkef : Anders ] i" Y he commission ae of the politician ab we e is nothing ‘a4 oil lands ef the Osag I 45 Re 0090 bid on a 16-acre t e into the di ti] they were, Rec a! leag’ ts pom ratory. her Charlies of the Postoftf ugh the } , f er J Henry } need tes must } a ee aw Colonel cae a hout Lieut lians are al sage in- cause a n ; ract scard ; ae ee one it & | | es : : . : mMuUnNncestT ori 7 . > *% i= \o CaAmnyt re it) ‘ - ’ "a al ltenant- auctioned - od indicat ‘ Son. wh late , S sleve he hb as : ‘ A ’ partment ice De- ing b ime-detect iP. w i, R aon nprisea of James E. Fec! Pai : of th ates a bid ena in r by a m et a£0 join requiring ~ : } ~¢ ) : ; SO} The s . - ‘ is of 1) » Fechet : aint and : ; 1e men , . most »! Ni imber aje ton : ai ~ all arce een ' rime ~~ icomnaAsS Le . . : and my , 7 © army but he . gilt nav ‘ in the I avs Oo ice taike r a dis ' shipments lh iia - pat i pos service ani \ Mr rrié ‘ 7 = = : — i . u e etcn? —atted 4 : land in cames “a 4s ty born an i bred HH from the boxes in ms disappeared stiffiy during che ea = sit of + hg ae red from be his bit : ¥y chicas | . highest , isures up f . S| n i) \liser ia Southeast k as the saying e ' tine.” . * ie * ro Au ™ —_— Sfh-cent “special h aoe weer 8 : standard pata » tne R eed iy and George ¢ - pa where the recla geast army stock ae iying goes, of old Me “ The decorations inteancnneetl sale. gress of a In the — — ‘had end . andiing ch other similar uiaeg | by 7 is view of } - ee rk is to ! 3 mation front ie was b nd ceiling on walis. Bitte? ri eyes of ——$— . “This r nares lar agencies” -H forceme y of prontvit! jones yntier post born in 3 ling show sign , rivalry .betw gers, revi th took a ft rf ruling of th however, tl He frels jent make ion en- Phe drain t. His fathe ajthe s s of age, and “® ; ween lar vals 5 rs) > oe é thar. . i « sa perfert : ;, ge . ard rial = fathe es eats n ; , an mpanies arge oil 0 have Ss ¢ Rimes whslty wit! department for improves ¢ alw ‘. ‘ 4 eae J es + contrast th® new measur viss ak” etek | dian ig linge cavalrv man r aS a ering o longer bear uphol- aie ted Pte aise - reveatel boa the day for whee a i] ; the eye. ot rout legal bas! ut aes \ red tf Maj. Hi ma-iike utterance hannere hit ‘ shall mak regiment ‘ 2 of a fa- , sh 1aGaing is — mber e ' wee ¢ as Outline «of . an > . ee arces ora’ * 4 , ake 7~ Ss crt | ¢ Yer : - ay . Spir ‘ : of aw air St ia but opens up the way fer iS cna ETE NGS NE Ie “The oe ' ; pnica and hvdaracranh’? er ak had fourht Both father and | ed | when Osage leases a z may start at $500 ey 1. Rids no dearth re a %. Ca to M t av fr bet increases of 509 to 100 arbitrary ae sent to superior offi wh wared writes, *" ah f hype _ Sratr lands within | a Jim” Fechet. re in the Civil W item for saie in the han ten pedo of-| men bidding. The ofte five or six/@nd other o: new plays, omens | a Cc _ 75 ed Insp ; e 3 ; P er . ; ; PX Pee * ey , : ™ oO ai : ryj\é . ice ; a 2 . t e nr o . ois n » + - ; . ies A v . 7 vera! er : ers 4 . pie _ ee eae carrying ct per cent in ordin i to assemble t? Ha le epidem Sour . Southeast Mis ua: GE lic year, men who co eas€ until two | may in- @ver the a Men's 3- Pi week. ee Be charges on a gonsid inate officers 1 sub- gs irunken legis ser ae oe : lis- a bur taving been muc! ns of dollars f ntrol mi'- each anxio arge compantes, | ld managers, ece Pe ! ii percentage of the p siderable |} once a month ns y iWs and celebra —e » the cost of drain lle? data as me au soldier, has ath ich of | amusement ae fock to the little are off 4 us to control the la a h favorites to i a Stripe & Blue hk 5 Mapai TM n | arcel post ft visi in each of t} © mwvent ir © tne hie et irainage wo iain ning of dis as Known the I | 1OUSS, 2 fering hund and, een fou ° ~ 18 | ape? oy ess.” . us - isional are re di- Moonsnine .° . sc we . a ws f discipline nl 4 ‘ reds of es nd th rom ; ss .” E. B. Reid, Washingt Pay oa ‘Police off s thetexten: of He has panel from his: reen 4 years, 24 lease sale of dollars. One ff thousande ©COunted up at theye Serge Suits . 5 the : ’ resentative of gKton rep- art of the cur i cers sheriff . nage si cli we ular : s seen (nat ft n held in Paw les have brough i Osage t . wit ipon to ¢t —— Fr s It wa aan tes tod of the bureau, deci: of lect) riculum consist jes and bailiffs, th 1iS8, consta ecia ! ecessary to ir order wins Fone he reg- them 1 Pawhuska, most ght more than $2 ract “With the the ake | riday at the Old R | : : ; P ay in Aa statement 4 lared ' ‘ jires hy weet ; ~ is) 27s ing . th peery: > heir breat) ; — ia ‘Ss r + at © {ine as ’ ° ep Out in the end * say ad the old Conustesdtic 7 nf af Fortunes ut 2,000,000, in addition ater-going y ta eliable | : evening wv : fi es ** . 7 ric? bina 2 ’ ba es ? - ’ : ’ *. gut ss i= reel . ~ : ‘ - ection ‘ ; ry hic ' f : : a" ~~. ot e sf : Ro _ - ¥ Wt or oe _ when taken i cos men me 4 eve ,? | — a his. casiona . . . Sanaa atl ay Sj fare, ct . Ove! #3 ~ os ren me glance at the a | clear eves dian igh complled hv hice Not infrequently ts heaply. far as enigael little ‘ > Punched . ee w june- the nature of a ficials py oe aS .4a , wi mere & ramp iand Th l= jar . - cut of his net ~~ enecv : » in- , y leases : : j ii she ments greg recent develop preparati« 2 . evidence and ft} S public clamo a sacrifice ¢ ne commi rhe findings . ! 1 you have of his soldier |t2an $90 oa Bw ys show that mors e dozen leading Abin 0 — They also ood — and his ? 20 F " - ‘4 , 7 ‘ le — , ' i>> *, a an = . j - . s€ 7 ws r ar : eo ae a s r - es . ‘ . : ; 6 An th is reason to fe: eu hiect ‘ reporirs Amon sis Vieannw« . ‘ +, the - hea pre I Fé ‘ her : len: e in in the las chanced h uggied. and fo . S have por ketbook : the ; 2 ae e enti ar th cts st h enr ; Feeders) le theat and ; r wh S in Men's oha /on B Pers : a parcel post evaten te a4 +} - ' listed for ais ‘ - ‘e reve le Pay } IMT » ¢ Ne with eral : ith sie - Of course °* R 1] arted eater since rhe lease S cessful! bidder ; ich the SuUuCc- ways. many, pnd nt ’ Pom Geaet la ny , if + ing un er se : ’ .- i ecnnilcs litie SUBS ION an re . , iCAT! i : : nt ? - - : re , 2 ‘ ~~ : Ss ijes _ i he iy NI ’ ,- 7 : : On > ” sa @s f\ r praic . : ; ro w an i F aiiiioes os & Reid continued and at are ome sof making arrests yvenal immunities, t: Syoorcina GO! im enanpiling , Congress Fechor never a hell's bud- | OH compan March 8. 1924, large be 0,000, have turned more tse Goes Back sain V etastena i } ‘ first cro up 0 baby chieks are the cedure. ng charges, court | ; and crime ilies — fraud iy w the Govern: h will al- | —_ They wil] gia. Jim’’ | 4cers sp es and independent pro — On the other oe Revivals thi 7 ‘Suits. 75 paella at q ruli up directly hit bv this egvard - nd leave i] requiremer A. Pre Pe arrants and e spy the recla: : take 3] flvine Ge o rama * -rial—mi ! ‘pow Suits, al, ( } : . 7 SSiIPp! 7) on of , s ¢ 5 ,eneral.”’ of Ind The : ga : ght » de ue i ‘ Reid dec! f omrmiss{: , \ i ‘ smAc ‘ a. i ng man : iain Rut The dran I ustry. re is a touch of ‘ wi pie« es and be . r bi Ss and pencil Message a ared th . ssioner Haynes Covze More tha ; too, and | 1a of ind audience sh of color in to fill ¢ were brow stripes. a0 Department sh at the Peet shly pleased” ynes says he is ns Assails A : an 3 " , ae eee ee ipon the sta ustry unfolds di ces, too, for the the certain houses d Newest at 1720 fe 4 te mak ould not be permit being Gone) " it the cood w : Se tterbury. ee al hee have a : _— ~ nas he takes : tig just as | during a le ge of the Samenanntinn ians who areto re + ()sage In- wise would stand eolors and tain Kirt a 4 - ' - . or . mo _ =*} ~~ 3 7 ¢ Ay - — re = in th ‘ ; ~ as oe i n” “wes ce : J # which int e® an arbitrary ruling Wi »y the «chools nN " ¢ or Cousens of Mict tad ic’ed tr S a in een eon. |: i) hout i a e temporary are improv ase SAaiée. The ° ae derived from the sal ive the money pieces were in th idle models \ to the pl } pay ? UA P the C+ nb Sy : . pectaters intere t a put on a y ~e Nn 2 Pa e t i law Mak S. national Ww) . mre of Sam 3 »} ij “Ay : in = OF tC". lon a Ag rec - i in gro) ‘ situation _ S =. Brifli: - ed OT Mont om er. © Gas. \W I . ‘ i VV \\ \ ce : ret rece ; . . . “7 e Ting — Nn Tir ‘ - a 3 - at ) t . Ime] gn LL m™m "ien trol nee spect nt save Ope ‘ mr of he Ralt € mit ‘ ‘ Ais er é ea Ff a ‘ an him te at Dolla na. ys’ $8 2-Pants man baby al handiin . n Forum sec sVitlrmmore -»- ! he ex . = LV ec th —- nee for th , had ‘ r Prince * td | oh y chick shi gis given mitt , Secretary of nent isting s nds of ’ e® gior no ' first ss. ww mere Sui e vald ; ittee vy of th didi anag of t} ecor a Pe 1 ifsc uvits. | ‘ shipments ak ye ail euch At , oon ae The Per Miss q- “ k of ; iines ‘ Sumurun,” require th ; shippers man rs about 56 sed ?t Freat ro nt of sd the i» — ae preparat} the | tent. which fit. Dw ; " “ " ; ’ Ss : "? 7 “ eT . >? re : 110M , s : “ye to this bis en ice and oh. and a geod, author + . N iT. ey? ant a " ? - | ? ~ pa i. | ‘ .? 2 | AE ok an rec oh, Ww —+--P3, > War : ; * . wv ithout ' years . the fashion * $1 Shirts, tan Bagby s n rate Mtrary incre: the vice chair and editor, | ir on he cites fi hat survey of (re oma) ” w! _— | rought f collar-attached . . . FASS f nari : . . . Inez . x i tow . ’ 424K ne by k ma , —_ ' 0 2 ch * 3 “Whi Manly, former oa nan is Basil M irger traffic , = «how DM tesiont Pe sunken waa gi ere in Wachin-g rn \ mae re — o pageantry and rth or neckband | manatiz is onl @ this special cha: the National W int éhairman of smaller inte ’ Sec andl DPi Valle pi Valley. lands of the @ral Patric] ton Know that G ‘Private In¢ ve such productio " Secves ome she deci : been mide ob marge has Among 1! ar LAbo R * portion to r & expenses, In pr KANS — ice {ee ehfef of the . ywen- | ' estigators E : " Chow.” w ns as Balbrigaan tnien & értnnas on shipments of isit an its premi Men's $1 Work % = Sutte. ee yes. > is now a s yet in 1 ni ies a2: the Ww 3 . he ? tb i ~ hittin ' T , el re fe ié@. an P¢ 1; = - _ én ~ P e . d Sear “ho years ere Men's R hirts » ; Se 2 h sorts emanded versity Law Schoo! ashington abor policy of t senate. bed, UT GOES leutenant-Col ssistant olice Fai Contained 1 . —_—e : ubher Relts............ ye Sorts of pesahahle arts, Por” tc nve non gine, Washnwten ip der ‘Aterbars iets ceaty Sos Sane ners wcnentcniotel Fechet whe! Dee een | ,Patsined in Draft Propeaaaana coneaall SS me ‘ ch artic! . For- list the other naz: ouis. his | aznon, Re ms line : om be Gena wh Resy] r “Cc tnee Px ba CNS ae i581 are they 4) Beth. ae — e et } ‘ . ~ »'¢ elas COnping : Es anas . aan Gan , eS t ee H mm whos ;* o% © aljewed “Pp Ories \ es: ad [@ di 7 dence of : Falner evi discussio rey ived f ° ; are and Ge e, 2 ro ould of Chi Miss Jan Daniel Will nresi ns , | “Ponzi” Was oint. h iad not iquer ) ; vi- n at or Which nuine G /ough Princip! this licago e Add : Sh hie z — is prenr howe Va’ ‘ r sees a the P still h Meda ao t to . ha © charge . Edwin NI : aganis joe . qd is oa , > = ciry - ri i- ie FPnAaringe . wever - . ar. or «ar at iolators th conferen . an-America 2 old the | Jea ‘fra ; . xtended te the Rev Fy : ark ha _— iiik railro id .* ‘ th, e is rer a : f,acni eon ari . _— riry eal? and ; “te ed yest ra ; , , ‘ - * ce of juris se nN uburbs ns PantoD Then h q ° . 4 . ea, aler u> . , non ati . eii ’ -_ : ie ei a. in , Pa . ’ ay lo, @ = ts, t and e ares > gaa as ts 6 giant oT r John A. Ry | ‘ ittitude towa * onents of a liberal. ayy, ing? his in McPherson a , | with § wD iy ac wanted de io ne ahowenre by the po coy ramones pi this year os = 4 ae aereean, — s heavy bi ie ore is Ww con- " eg » | neni eA erica’e the cavalr after polic ‘ olice eo ray Rio as: ; the ot Satu Awres d maile catalogues f re- | Post. forn ee Bod Bieta OP ete ockholders’ bne! etnies t a Nee ae aaae aig cavalry until | wit police eal made Barry, ~ difieation of A i part ofa Heidelberg.” “ hers it rday Nighe TH 9 oOvc ' Then the icine and have them A rom the a te i@; ASSistant See uls |} 1% igatiieaaeen ! ire we would : isi. a ee ; eo hc AF a’ when he | \ the Wr, om ritnhour finding = several raids tional] law merican in’erna ella” a a" A Kiee ” “oem nounced aia. I distributers. a ls See bec: Texas, and then of Kelly Fietd pac. Se eee catia ae whose , Search after Re to visit and ‘*@St 4 short @ 8th and F ' “i ind =S aen OL ft a & ‘Teka eilviill . ‘ ( . ra > : . ‘ ake A poor fin post Shows Ne mdlustry Mie asnure € . eo | (,agn . é; Somhe, imde « i : ian employe é ided. One refuse to rning, or when : Bes - , Franklin sheet thus paving th ancial show. “v the A ed of More S$ 1,353.77 arries Appropri ul save made se vas-report. 2&8 had ir * Texas dist gervisor | partment w 2 ef the Police D s€iu © proceed as direct meg a i er dem ie way fo , ated Pre . ~arePad. « re for E : Aticom of ul : ne _ : ‘ a) zg ad * 7 mport _ Listric? He oe a \ is disech . e- . ure. ‘ae 4 : = cted afte lema 7 d - lective recenth i spf ing ete ain e | because of aneed vehanbee | t f a submari er 4 aYv to k ee in ADNriil = MM 5 , the A«a icials. ; ing and ar let ~~ i i+ spec ctice for —— ‘ . ‘ nt vess ‘ lastman Condit —— as = rates do cep spectio Mine NT ) i operatio: he tr it cial investi . ‘ormity w ssel in c ions wn an parce! post n forces in * IE! = FRAN , hief of OO OT AP 6 5 mec (ined evide -nvestigator | tat ith these il _ fe to carry ~ — self-supporting be reduced b: n Missouri will ¢, alee ora ‘ CITY CE § OLDEST He a tne war pl ip and also} the « re idence which res: - iiniegg tional law r avon. existing So =e lean, AY a ing mae TY) sys ? in- seaworthy wu Pee, de ren Sch , ’ . 4 ee te the Trowt. In Convention. ties have » La na four Jen j«- , . Ais ina emt i : = a tf. i r aT"x . ¥ se c o . De of — . = i 7 4 } 4 iiner ‘¥ LOT) " or - ‘ : 3 pur > VU ¢ ‘ ~ ‘oo ’ — convention ote an Lecion three deputies. f Lix and \S : tne ret of +h is said *o } “a . yrtha ' $s alway iclined -+ ington. | The investi purc based = . = e are 28 article From now on.” embe ere 4 : . pv ‘ for the nres — . ippropri 4 me . : ia rw 7? . rPrance'« ; ’ . mM ‘ a ; ° cera = » 4 , . — ' t,or Sr = ut ard es , c* 7 ” essary t ¢ will ° > ; a " centfally located on No enéctor © a: a deputy n . Sci 2. “ rfer ¢) ° = " = @ ‘ = "ARIS Zs P othe e Pret. Dic en ‘. reimt or iy hy e City Council « re! ‘} The rights iaritime neutral! presents the nau : maintained esperci rooma will b Dallas FE. [ngerso!! n offered to |'* gag : ‘ s & s 83; tl a Statistic — | was to trals covering ‘s and duties of ne the campaign a ' nian Pe v2 “a if en " . + —T e , = ww . om" ner ¥ ’ P ’ ley - ' of the t aity for reunion ind Charles I Hunts ~ : : . e a t r Dey ie - ment a , Prize rules, funds t : n all . ypos. or the _— 99 ions ten = 1, .e? ym any - y \ ENT | th. bi ‘ ters Sl ° on . Lid hut ot See , ~ - NI r “= on , wit n mh oO ** G . ut ch ef are = s part Po all the action. Nu id considera! ers and hav , 19° ’ af ergy z 6 en ed by Pol Owing ics expr . in la e wae em printers w ; 19s derabie experien _—s S if-o ar ' 3 ’ 7 4 » Years f{ 7 = the : ice. voer preas th arge sums f with the war are b s who served sas ts ' od : : mess. Ne _—— oe aos OND . — ‘ at-Dispacch an word is tr wns The F ©: wealthy indiv! ress fm ple pipe. th# i bronze ies.» «| if the m | . will tv e in s : e the 1 in busi- | My DON, April 23. L- 2| @iete oe eee rench a y individuals whe old styte tas, 60g “Oe” tablet, which will | G/ne 8! exter mining industr: SAKeOr | ad s : erage ¢e ¢ irmere wit s“eunt batten 23.—Lady Louis natic usage ¢ ariousiy in careful study of { Get PAZO OINT. of in the il be nly rict gets t in this dis @- ane . ©? t ’ e S en aan pa and ‘an ABRs. Fs uis OF e to me Ham the : . A nion PF iAced nan - i nr ~~ ; i - s > vow ecor an he Iipton . rinte , tin ' pein’ where } ‘ = ern ? ers " Or 1s. ; Roxbhbures , nz Duch- ‘ UMmmen« . pes : and Tusk your w Colera rs Hor ion - a : ; ures w st , ja - ogee. é érus- do Springs ome 1° ; un Many ia - ‘ : , al : ’ ; ‘ m ‘+ e -* iw ~ ; 4 rijeste e M B - “A ere im & . 7 = : eS ie ' nighttime a Se people wh . nin tain comme rr oOrbidden to popu! ati . _M April 2. Leuia, ie. Jeane ~ sti , 9 se : ; @T — . " ; Tt . > @ _ Wrexe ; a is .‘> . ‘ iW re e ] L. 3 if rir . . - aiden teks \asume office May 1 Mutlies . —— " . {talian Societ SPHEMY " . . : iverage ; di 1e houre o e day exhilaratine p ‘ manner what mr b.0cKade in of th R mn as shown by ~ Igce ta — ; cc" : i > > - , . .. ‘ ' “y ~ P 7 e to Love : py roms ge in New “M & sa isK is Oosts Admoeni : e Lined rr idea of ¢ one +4 3 of bellige bn of th slight] yal Bureau of ALB ° ree exion. ~ . » Walls jz OnUOns s ' rs, fy . re | lesigned i he fame , ime 20 rents and t e Ahtiv mere thi - —- °3 CQUERQLE N Mt ™ Lawrence sary . im «€ ites essor a 7 ’ on. nm i. i Bes Se replace bh “ hich 2 oy nes bathing the he mari- the enstee: Sw an 6, . Suir but — - ° PM - aa : the a J \ ’ ~~ . - ~ Hi f the lo suffer ing from a yi ‘ ~\ 4 . ‘ » . i" - ’ itt Paris Me . = g \e due , = : «Ye a 26 ‘) curd is there ample ons and agreeme: hrough =f York May 4 ae a ae cts e ote ind less ma-j| the tot ally heavy fines | Penalties canter ted or destre: be either “tally to i pumas : forest offi grass. The ment between th il Mrs. Ra ‘s % ad id “wv ir sper ITY, carefre Tena |.a' ee Gee hue’ Satiiesahs ak eee —. ved by the Church. ae Atte tra fire guards ce.is hiring ¢x- States and Canad e United Suzanne un . ‘ P sphe otter vor ee existence ; “» ) ” fires. etructions te en me - ® and ‘ ' a ‘ > a rten che r really to en . (sa. Mm. ished and the arch he |, Ping- Pong Revi WELL wee * «Ss Treat f Engineer govern the Jo! if eVAS guests are r joy the g: ec that th at it be val in fe » —sA~o LONDON, Apri Children, Pro'e ag Board's study peed ee 1 a he — Dutch Col day befor equested to s Pca be ch Am e local authorit esi BE RLIN. _ cr aperien Tediet . 14 . m Relies tudy of the | lefan!t ' :¢ ee gra . aa ° f ony to Re Ore acceptin ‘ j pall the erican rities . april > wil] t) thousand _— Twenty (ne stud pal eel dian alk ae Rots agAinst R . a - ee Al MB tea Ou — . Londen . z the invit h - republic «} of has re - help beep ‘asen ef taken to theat ehildren are to be be «a i of the joint boa t-gpsadrd for oe \ddress was gt ond Rife. « 2 z a THE HA ane a F kh Englan 1. Apri SUG. | winis : aa of merch: slall vise table es he to favor Im ° 7 one Strengthe - ou well, by ts ' [a ne ra cay ane . | a ver halal e« New Car ar part from th an ships tab inis club ae = your ¢i- during the year .— Tae GARBE nnery at Garber, M Be! Gestined for * Said repub abished and 59 96006. wt ar : in & statemen | | ed } ~ s letters ad face ony of be De “he ser rer 9 OS i & i “ne \irs 7% > | ’ mie irac e - Lhuteh ' ry Fr. Mo “0. lligere e iige ned it. orne 4 ‘ Hi. , = : ued ’ e . er? ' « 7T ; Ishin - = CAD Tie fQeor we us l & iJT um ry , Apri . nt ahi rent A rourn os Couaty Ceuncil. by the the American &§ ‘bok ar eceive a aq ee ' . 7 " * stea “. ed with an ~ -9 are accom. | ate 1, lirge land wo —E. A. merchant Bi aay Cannot si & port. planned for t next tall + ' »! . © missioga awrencs Mies K ° he * 4 ts 2 é jects desien ‘a4 Memori . oF wer'of tnis cor r and to- an repubii of neutra! - ha 55 — ‘ * . I wi \ emsatad signed to . “a rectimng @ ci commun the cs or tho Ameri- , 7a : ef . Se : . , mon stad an impoertan: > make. W!?.- Thera canning fact ity. is other belli se belongin . condemned to pa \2 , rs M b ° . rr . . is $ : ‘ , “-—* }i staid Ai cie - ' make * a ‘oean Is out t pa NAT Oe@s have usands or may. in Spite , . lligwerent ak ll American republic w © 7 . © ' ’ o Srp ' = oe ‘ Sal . ) th ‘ id clea fuel ) . me of dred« of ‘Pry the far Lories Ha ‘9 th : papera, proc = regularity Fr eosin have vised the word, ii bases in t] Ss of Car i en eed ty must in he + Oe < ceeds - uT! - Tere ha ’ pa ’ Je _- ‘ Ccuaunnre ‘ mrt are ¥ com Li0n annuaily, rom this sec - the shi arcB of th results pers not furt DP does ; e shi duly vised, eae fan of war not « arry id that search ‘ » the sea contraba ed according to © rehin nd _terna & ship may be tional practice regret ‘ sioning indemnity.”

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AGAIN IN LONDON Manages Drama Profits From Reproduction; “Merry Wid. ow” Sets Town Whistling Orve@sponcence of th Oclat er ’ LONDON. April @ Revive he theatrical world of Londall ame in with a rush Carly. this pring and held the stages of VA ious houses until they were Pushed nto the discard late mon. when a Ray a number of brand-new mavye# appeared from the Other sid f the Atlantic % In the Tere, revivals f the lumber nV ees of theatrical Manna. have been the order for some months for a freasons. There has heen th of Plays, operattags inet Other 'O Belect from iver the managers, but jn bringing id favorites to life again it -.. een tound that they can always he eunted upon to take fairly wel} vith the theater-going public, and gays "0 deat new pieces nm addition save little fortunes £0 ar as royalties are concerned : ihevy alen apare the managerg wecketbooks in many, many Other | Vays. re thoes Back 150 Years. Revivals this vyear—in one case | manager went back 150 years for ie material—might he callea stop. map pieces and were brought out. oO fill certain houses which other. vise would stand idle while new were in the course of prep. ration, It is nearly always safer to ut ona favorite of some vears ago ay the London managers, especial. ¥Y where a play is desired for a hort run, than it is to attempt to niroeduce a new piece, drama, op- retta otherwise, “The Merry Widow” early tn the season started the hall rolling, so far as revivals were concerned, and within a few weeks was being whistled over all the town. just as t was 14 vears ago wher brought here from Vienna. Then came “The Polar Princess,” which had its * irst performance here in 1909, when it ran for 428 nights. _ “Sumurun,” which, to some eg. / ent, set the fashion which in after years brought forth the Eastern pageantry and magnificence of mech productions as “Chu Chis how,” was another revival, this having premiere here some 14 years age Most Successful Play. “Chu Chin Chow” ts perhaps the most successful play ever produced in London, having run continually it His Majesty's Theater for more ‘han five vears, and since has been playing the provinces and the Lon- jon suburbs without a _ iletup. “Chariey’'s Aunt” and “It Pays to Advertise’ are other successes Which still hold the gtage in the suburbs and boroughs of the En- rlish metropolis. But of the dives into the past to revive old favorites, bw far the most successful play this season has been “The Ware Case,” which firew splendid houses for months. A list of the others includes “OM Heidelberg.’ “A Kiss for Cin : Plia”’ and “The Thief.” And t foo, there is Sheridan's ‘*The nis.’ which was first produced London at the Covent Gayees ater in 1775. re As a whole London appears to — take kindly te all the revivals of other years, for a short time, at least. Pcs nor oe? a - its INSTITUTES RAISE $4,000,000 Eastman Conditions $2,000,000 Gift to) Hampton and Tuskegee. ‘) ta the Pom -Tispatch NEW YORK, Apri! 23.—The Sree campaign to raise a $5,000,000 eBe® dowment fund for Hampton — Tuskegee Institutes has passed th® » $4,000,000 mark, it was announced & yveaterdav by Dr. William Jay Schieffelin, chairman of the New > York committee, with headquartets q at 5 Maiden Lane. “From now on.” Dr. Schieffella said, “every dollar contributed will y count as $3. The two tnstitutes 4 will receive an additional $2,000... % 000 from George Eastman, provid- ed they succeed in = raising $5,- 000.000 by the end of 1925. Ob-g talninge the remaining presents the greatest difficulty of the In all drives for campaign funds the final lap is the hardest & This is particularily true of the Wl present campaign, as most of the money donated to date has come in larwe sums from foundations and wealthy individuals who have made = a enreful study of the work of Hampton and Tuskegee ¢ ‘ Few Foreigners in Sweden. Correspondence of the *seaociated Press. ’ STOCKHOLM, April 2 Swedens population as shown by a report ef the Roval Bureau of Statistics Is slight, than 6,000,000, and | more 2 the Swedish nationality, entire wherever domiciled, is estimated ata close to 9,900,000, The forelen born inhabitants of a Sweden number 67.832, or less than per cent of the total | Another fact brought out by — ia that 99 per cent of . population belongs offi- the Established State one on the the clally Church report total to Pp} Revival in Germany. » of th sociated Pr BERLIN. Apri 2.4-Ping-pons has returned to favor In Berlin . table tennis club recently Wwe* es- tablished and 50 organizations joined it. A tournament is being planned for next fall —— ; ~~ Ping-Pong compensatioD i¢ the ship the thor'i- condemned to pay for the injury caused. searched carries contraband, American republic whose au , false passpor ties have vised the the must pay compensation. If i ships are not furnished with » pers duly vised, they may Port searched according to existing f ternational practice without ooras sioning indemnity.” $1,000,000 © P ae | popular % Ppterrow Alright mS FEMININE FILIBUSTERER n Wonean la ts'ator Talks for Seven Hours, | jhe A 4 j ina FIBNNA. \" | | ‘ ndle h ’ ' rian F’a' a why - | . ; ts TY) rr] eetjon of beine wie gipusier tars ase For seven hours yesterday she ng the session of the wforth during . pel | , i ey memmittee on rents ) no" obstruct : stia social Sty’s attempt! * nd easures mor protecting s ~ ! t the gndlords if ) B* } if ine a tg fn hour she did not seem a h iad of her streng’! or orato her Becialist COHEaE a er by a male long dis-' #p relieve ph qnce talke i : a boys’ Baseball Suits, Gap to Match ____75¢ n's 3- Piece Pencil. & Blue $9.75 Serge Suits. . Friday at the Old Reliable GLOBE Men's Mohair, Palm Beach _—....$9.75 Men's $25 2-Pants Suits, powder blues and pencil | Newest Spring wlors and poaets..... PL4A.SO Men's 2- Pants Gabar- ‘at $16.90 ‘Men's $20 Genuine Gabardine eas $20." $13.90 ported Topcoats Boys’ Powder Blue Vest ': §uits; two pairs pants; owt §6§6$6.95 Boys $8 2s, P4.45 eae 5 Semvle $2.49 Men's $1 = tan stripes, ithend.. Oc Balbriggan Union Suits... 5c Men's Athietic tt nien Suits the Mens $1 Work Shirts» "Oe Ben's Rubber Melts : 10¢ Men's 82 Fiber Striped Shirts, $1.25 82 Serae Knee Pant« £1.00 lwery, Boston or Paris Gartars Ife Bers’ 81 School Hiouses hae Fire and Police Suspenders ie Wen's Ie Cotten Sor Tiee Wen's and Hass ( ape Abe Men's fombination Cihverntits, £1.75 Men's $1.50 Khaki Pants 75c Men's Pencil Stripe, Blue Serge and Genuine Gold $2.95 : Medal Jeans Pants Men's heavy blue or white Overalls and 75c | aaa FREE! BASEBALL or Rat With Boys’ Sult« DOLBLE BKAGUBe STAMPS Night Till & O'Clock 8th and Franklin ' | Mi a CUREDIN G TO 14 DAYS - : eeegeers itching, —_ oy me 4@ n iles are cured im six Gays ~ | worst cases i emegha-eyith PAZO OINT. MENT, the dependable and proven remedy ) tor piles. Instantly relieves — piles and ‘J Meures restiul sleep alter the first night. Get the Handy Tube PAZO OINTMENT is now pecked in handy ible tubes with detachable pile pipe, . makes the application of the oit- Pal. a clean, and easy task of a moment. “7 Full directions and scientific advice tor pile Willerers go with each tube. Gaeranteed to Cure Your money will be romptly refunded if it tails. Tubes, with pile pipe, 75c.; old style tans, 60c. Get PAZO OINT- MENT trom your drug- gut; or, if you prefer, send stampe of moneys order dwect. ‘' Paris Medicine Co. 2630 Pine St.. St. Lauis, Mo. A e “NIGHT MIEPING WELL — An NR Tabiet Eetable aperient ) taken “ will help keep you wel ME and Strengthening you at l, by fF di- ®0¢ elimination. Used for over JOVears —_———— ee i+ had took a few drinks, got + ; stacgered a ROW LIKELY T0 COS PATROLMAN HIS JOB —_ --—— Probationary Charles A. Byes Found Injured When Police Captain Is Called. —— -- ceem’ lt career as though the police of Probationary Patrolman A. AZO joined Charles Bves, who six months the force to contribute his bit to keeping the city’s peace. ended. For Thst Tuesday Byes punched in the eye. and had his revdlver taken all of which has Wetzel of the Soulerd Street awav from him. ied Kirk Inspector and Captain Station io recommend Byes be dropped from the force. It was about 7 o'clock in the, evening of the day Byes got punched in the eye, etc., that Byes and his wife and his baby called on Kyes’ brother and _ sister-in- law and Byes’ parents at 1730 Mis- | Sissippl avenue, where they room at the home of John Bagby. And an hour after Patrolman Rvyes' arrival, Captain messine that Kirk got a ‘phone “a cop is being licked at 1430 Mississippi,”’ causing Cap- tain Kirk to proceed in great haste the place. When the Captain got th 1. nN L¢ re if (er a hasty journey, he found Byes “out” Byes’ while on a vari-colored Byes stood and when Capt. Kirk ar- rived Bagby calmly handed Byes’ revolver to Kirk. Capt. Kirk investigate! on the front eve appeare. } . iaw)h, decoration. (oye Bagby, and Mrs igby told him she heard an aw- tumult the Byes’ rooom and proceeded to ask the Byes please not to make ge much oise Pa- trolman Byes then informed her, she said, iat rent was being paid for those rooms. and they could make as much noise as ey saw fit During the discous¢ Mrs Bagby said she smelled liquor emanating from the patrolman, so she decided he must have been drinking. Byes, she said, did not get ans nicer about it, so Mrs. Bagby tele phoned her husband, and her hus band hurried home. and when h» | got there he saw the patrolman striding up and down in front ol fhe house. “I saw he'd been drinking Bag by toid Captain Kirk “So | went ur to him and said, ‘Old in, if J were vou I would go home FRyt he took it in nec nice way. You sught to hear what he called me fhen he pulled his revolver, and to Keep from getting shot I poked him With one nand and grabbed his ri) With the oft Then vou Captain Kirk escorted Prol ation- nel ime. ary ‘ Patrolman Byes to the C Hospital, where Byes eve was treated by the attending phvsician Then the physician sniffed and an nounced KRvyes had been ir.kine VW hen (“aptain kK irk Kai Bbves to the ziation, Hyves made cut a repor’ Which said ‘Mrs. Bagby took the mattress from my parents’ dave nettle, l asked her to return it. She wouldn't. I waited for Bagby asked him to let my parents hav: their mattress su they could sleen Then he hit me in the eve wit | Was knocked out SCHMOLL HEADS INVESTIGATING BODY FOR G. 0. P IN CONTEST some weapon Committee Under Circuit Cerk Will Operate Through Republic- an City Organiaztion. (ircuit Clerk John Si him iS beer appointed chairman of the Investigation Committee which wi begin gathering evidence to he uee, in defending the contest of the elec tion of Mavor Miller. bv William IL Jlgoe, Den who was defeated on the face of official returns by 3129 The Investigation Committee will operate through the Republican City Committee and the organiza- tion which Mayor Miller had sup- porting him independent): Addi tiona: members of the Investigation (‘committee will be appointed fol- lowing a cénference toda Henv Kortiohn JJ: imen f of the Police Board. js hairman of thé legal committee which wi en. resent Mavor Miller In the defense of the contest WH tiughes, secretaryv of the lene f pAalgY nm ‘ is still mathe ge evider ' : giving to former Circuit Judge jesse MeDonaid hief coumnse leoe his contest sue _ Der oO its , | Mav 4 to file the = ! ~ ne to he filled 7)! if wee MERCHANT FIRES AT ROBBERS Thinks He Wounded Two Whom He Detected in Burglary. \ se hres K ISLAND, I robbers pe.,jev ed sted Re hoc 23 Two hen April to have after when Ed Bergu ral east are wounded shortis CK nis morning rhe, upon bb proprietor of a rene s¢ mie. ] a a 7 . fired SoqgT) siore art of here He caught them in the act of rob bine his establishment Rerguson. who lives across the efreet from his store. was awakened short!iv after 2 o'clock and. could see three men with flashlights mov- ing about in his store He got his shotgun, went out into his tront vard and took posith behind a tree. One of the robbers stepped out and Berguson fired The man dropped some keys and merchandise taken from the store +} and disappeared Then the other Se Old Block two came out, Snrooting wiidly as Ore. thies UMIORS—Little Ne they stepped outsides Rerguson # the «, the regular dose Mede rt ing tha advantage fired on | me ingredients, then candy ing , . Por children and eduite. thern and 1s elireved to have LD By YOUR DRUGGIST wounded one before they cscaped + ——-- - 2 > | - Constipatio -_------ —_—_— -— C—O Sst — eM VY MUYOA tot ALC aie hus of YoU MOK «ltd Cairculatton tnan BOUi ti olner eve ntag newspapers CO. Wierttinld -_-—~ causes unpleasant breath f with Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN know that only ALL BRAN brings sure results. Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN has brought relief to thousands when all else has failed. If eaten regularly, it brings permanent re- lief in the most chronic cases—is guaranteed to do so or your grocer returns the purchase price. 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No man My Youth Cream Is a remarkable ereation, combin- or woman wil! omit it when they see ing many factors. It contains prod- what Hair Youth does. The cost ts ucts of both lemon and strawberry. 50c and $1 with evedropper. Also the best helps seience gave me ‘o foster and protect the skin. TI My Face a No It comes in two types cold cream F ae? wr Supe ag’ Spe me ; and vanishing. I use it as a night *®°° powders you Rave use - poss ‘ream, also daytime as a powder ‘“°™P&#fe. Mine .are enquise hey base. Never is my skin without it. “°™* we One a heavy; Mv veivet complexion shows what CURg ISS cold eres powder, on square box, #1. I like that best. The that ¢ z . The cost is 60¢ ; lle hat cream can do. ie cost i Oath ie light and fluffy, in round per jar. Also in 35¢ tubes. ” . hox, we, My Facial Youth All toilet counters supply my [a a liquid cleanser I owe to France. beauty helps. Send the coupon and great beauty experts the world over’ now price is too high for most women. It able fat. So it cleans to the depths, then de parts. vou new conceptions of what aclean skin \ and I will mail vou a sample of anv one advise this formula, but their you choose. Also my Beauty Book. econtains no animal, no vege- The skin cannot absorb it. Your Choice Free Mail to Edna Wallace Hopper @ 771! 536 Lake Shore Drive, Chicago. 0) Facial Youth Hair Youth Mv facial Youth will bring | [) White Youth Clay Youth Cream means. The cost is 75e, White Youth Clay new-type’clayv, white, refined dainty. Vastly different from Name POP eR UTCeU Ee See CE Se EES. Address e*ee ee wee pe eeer eae er eer eee eeeeeraet u q ASK IT Almost # ANY -f QUESTION Get the Answer: The World and Post-Dispatch 1925 Almanac and Book of Facts America’s Greatest Year Book NOW ON SALE At the Post-Dispatch Office Price, 400—By Mall, 50c 4 og rs A completely furn dress will be used of visitors who will Make Your Plans Now to Attend the Formal Opening of The Mansion In Davis Place Sunday, N ner Sunday there wt] he thrown open on the pubhie one of the most } of home decorating and furnishing ever seen in St, Louis. | . landmark to St. Louisans for a century, and overlooking one of the beauty spots of the city, 1s being transformed into a magnificent mansion where the publie may go to'see the latest thin wall decorating, hangings, fixtures and furniture. April 26th retentious exhibitions A. great country home, a familiar gs in The Exhibit is under the direction of the Interior Decorating Department ished dining room, and will give to the pubhe a new conception of wl throughout. season and a huge veranda which overlooks the spacious visit **The Mansion.,”’ Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney a huge living room that is a model of comfort and elegance, ‘at the modern home decorating art can do, Summer Additional rooms will eontain furnishings in keeping with the grounds will accommodate the hundreds Watch next Sundav’s Post-Dispatch for complete details. DAVIS REALTY CO. Ground Floor, Eleventh and Locust Sts. Phone for a Plat of Davis Place, Olive 6340 aw fl - , . . ~ St. Louis to Have Modern Two-Familty Dwellings in Davis Place in the home HE most ![mportant announcement dullding program of Greater St. Louis Is the fact that Davis Place. the new subdivision located ‘mn the heart of the finest residential section, is to he devoted to modern two-family dwellings. Fastern cities have already adopted the new twoe- dwelling. in which the duplex feature is en- eoncealed as the moet popular type of home construction Seven houses of atrictiv modern de- sign, all for two-family occupancy, are lready under construction in Davis Piace. Others ll follow. The modern two-family dwelling in Davis Place enables the owner to live in a pretentious home, with adequate grounds and the most desirable en- vironment. At the same time the owner can enjoy an income from his property Splendid homes for ‘wo families can be erected at a cost ranging from $18,900 to $30,009. family tirelyv Davis Place offera the opportunity of a lifetime for profits Lots tm thie subdivision, due to ia location and price of property surrounding ?, will increase rapidly in value in the next iZ2 to 18 months. An attractive display of plans and sketches of two-family dwellings may be seen at the office of the Davis Realty Co.. lith and Locust Streets. Davis Place Open for Inspection The public is cordially invited to drive into Davis Place at any time. The trees, shrubbery and huge sioping lawns make it a delightful place for an hour of recreation. Davis Place is lecated at the intersection of Polo Drive, Haniey, Ciayton — North and South Roads.

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- a 4 " , 7 * 3 » + % he, P » ‘ | ; -_ , . “q é « ’ $ ‘ yy : a '_* ; S ® 4 “ 3 a t * » } 4 i ra . : + * _ id \ : | a “A i t * ¢ 4 t. 4 3 D nee re nad It’s the . a 7 THURSDAY gs aPRIL 23. 1925 ; ; ; - a Tee ae. oa SS | ee : —wv» Daily POST nNisp ITCH aione has VORE CIT) Circulation than ihe fier iq (Ti J] oner other evening newspaper COMBIN ED 1 oom o. RIE 5 1938, ae a9 a $f ' \stoe ‘ ‘Pw - ‘ i . ————_ —_——= ——— wpereeitid ol % ’ ~S ST. LOUIS POST DISPATCH | wl ‘si Ban i ‘ ——————— = — SS a — — : ——— = —— ‘Bos : | BILLED AS ind ‘ollin Se SSS | of Miss Elsie Helfrich against John attended a dance on the night of ; “eS 'oume. ‘and George Becket: and Henry. lulw 25 - sirned on | =. “armor o * . signed J 5 pecuments Concerning Carl a ied canal oy j Shipment rrom ooutn tO Be Wh *’ a Wha i -e4 Cut Samuel W. Kopman, 21, Head ° a 1» Grand Jur icant to i “ert - ' , ge “ Ld (iLike s ' s 2 . . - ' ed T¢rstood s . Or ; East Side Fuel Com- e ul Delig f Now is the time to redecorate and now is the time :, fee f cerning th £ chedulé eisiy eaten to buy when fujl stocks of all the new patterns witted as hrin and found in & ‘ ~~t™- | ___ — a ed . : 2 : wait your choosing. _—: we peen ships ted to of Green Tea is expressed in whereas e re"” w > a tool veele Bin iyis ioe t’ ° a char DUPLEX OATMEALS 2:5¢ [ooo ec sf By CHARLES G. ROss 7 ee Roll, 7. Matthews, pt e nue the s (Var ' \N ssfiirect«ey ‘ orres pen fen e + ‘ ;= ail TAPESTRIE Per bY sat Ps l 4 “lana ah agentes saly of the Post-Dispatch nnection * ft layup tetas RICH Roll 7c es ) Oe © ‘ast | were im aig ws ' casol.ne vas the river in © ' ig - tracing $s nalg Previous . : » Missouri State tax Other Spring Patterns for en's . cat Gy ; es a gallon mere e_ — hz = : . a Please send me tree booklet describ- ome ae ileal ~ mening Hehe in ~~ : ~ N EE) a ing Burlington Escorted Tours to ee a tet : . 7 1 : 4 fee Colorado, Yellowstone and Glacier 8 Lo Oi He - ar. Springitese 1:18 A. OS | 2 , a 2d = 2 3 ,as Ar. Worcester 11:50 A. ™. CE : . ,a en A{r. Boston . 1-00 P. “i. * Name Ne li eee eae Or 8H OSETOrt ces seseeegeees ce oes ecenscensen@pesss . a x = - "¢é CONSIST i . x - = _ —— ‘ar =| ° : \Ne« Le OA OT Reeton : teas te *ePpin (ars - “ " . Sew Br . rau're Room 4 a % Street -eeees e+ +o -_ > se da wea Mra ing PF ~ 4 ~ * ~ . . —s hae +} . ; “ + radia ne Car—St 7 s. 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THURSDAY APRIL 23. 192: The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other wy: ow — - - ll te ee = oo APRIL 23, 1998. =—_—=—_=_=__ bem - = ee evening newspapers COMBINED a —— —- —— — —~ ee _ ———— ———— —— - i - —— ~ _- - inission Co.'s ware use : *s | i ! ind (‘@N1 vareNouse at ¢ arr visited the place and seveéra! other and plans to move in town. which adie O1iINns street ’ ; . / i weed . Ss, but no liquor stores in the neighborhood about will be a move of a few inches be- ) 48 found. The raid was conduct- (4°30 . , : ‘ use } } ' ‘Ore | ed on seare} : Pp. m No member of the tu lis house is Just over the cor- : ‘ “e* Ty "ar ’ " wariants issued upon | ¢:, porate line, ’ information that a carload of gin womaliscst ap “ope ~y —_— | oo — . k MP Whisky and rum had been CON-—) day preiharg bet ae 4 a a ADVERTISEMENT Signed on March ~4 to the Patter- had wie pe . said he ae rageess son Sales Agency in St. Louis. re- id no knowledge of any liquor ments Concerning Carload consigned to the Meyer concern et cag toast: ) , and unloaded &t the warehouse. Held Up in His Auto . ; ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCE a we ee pt DS bl Doe DL Lan a om o-oo 2 eee 2 Zee = i. $ and $8 SHOES ais wontn in p2 , South to Be Commissioner Jordan Reports A ee Shipment 6 While all the agents were re Joseph Springnether of 2504 Koc] 1H : iN | , oo ran, ur’ luctant to talk about the se,it ic Connecticut stree ocn ana ospitai .WNO. co $ 3 ven (;ranad sa), :. i Ca 4 if 7 ‘reel Was robbed aft } AT ; 20 e . . G : understood that documents Con) $5.50 hy two armed oY » ‘Ne aree dad ' BOYS SHOES 3.22 & 4 orate and now is the tim f CA oad of | cernini : men who Are OvercrowdeG f 1] h ° The trail © | oe a - af i cerning the shipment have beer boarded his automobile as he made sininaaiahitiat Oo a tne new patterns sor. hilled . = aia r10ns Ar amona reco mer tf a e o . : 7 onths tracing sucn Consign- Previous shipments of liquo Naw ORLEANS, April 23.—0. in the annu&! report of Hospital “~_ ouPP for a few 8 good -fitting and good-wearing shoes int ™ +] Sutin ftruced here } Mi; (DP). Jackson, Prohibition Director ' : ) centa, Shake well Shoes b] : : Patterns for en's from rne s ‘ i \ Atthewe wu ere CO?) ore iat ai a . ° : . (commissioner lor (; 4 Jordan in a bottle and you for Women at reasona e¢ prices. . rl the third sea yn con Signed as “‘ovste: shells” and the! . ee us at Acent Jonn B. J ¢,, +; } r 1994-%5 +> : y marae ; ate mn Matth , , rfor the fiscal veal! v« = have a whole quar : P _ . \! avyrr ‘es SIT) e t} enh: My) 17 © «ry efy ’ t ae t .~e ‘ «at le _ .>' rep arrivy ed if ST oe . _ . . ren > P 2 . Z ; ° n your home. gucted here “ # ‘ Lt A yp tae, J id | Onsignmen ss = te ; PRR ee oe ” a standards of .citv eleemosynar: in | Ww onderfu ekin models that are every Saving made in the manu- whitener, softener dainty, yet durable factureofa W.L. Douglas d beautifier. and.so moderately sy rape priced that they shoe goes direct to the ei jpet € t¢ ; , : wack 4 (“hati es y : nam Pays ade the , ey ' : " him stitutions hav advanced more ” merrie yi» ” . “s ° e¢ i ~ ba erai SUT pe? = fy ~ so rr) ’ : = A Roll Louis County, lau September, Federal Judge Faris. | é on Ss the last four vears. with the aid! \ , wv. ” > ‘ : " . > ‘ izt4o,ijiS ? ivy ’ _% ev .} ‘ ; ‘ ‘ o vesterday’s ues n which Mat KE. B. Vasquez, vice president of abe SUM Moning nem t© af hond issue monev and the ap- | Aun th tail : e . . . - " start : Psy t‘,rea }T> { n,ef ’ l¢ : Sean: isS1OnN ‘; ‘y ‘ | ; ‘ \ o | Lt pr[pe | hefore i em. nm,l hijry ‘ ‘ x etal on € . ne ar ., 3 e Wearer, eTe al rice ‘ | i] 1, iid toda h nliicatio ot ecjentifi method = eweetly fragrant’ represent the maxi p Massage this P . “2ASN Ae ~ ” : thew ing activities. Who mum of value- 1S stamped on the sole A popular model for young men in a new shade of Light Tan Calf. . ve } 1% ' } ' res ; ‘ ‘ : ml nm rum-runy . - : j} his aid ided a ad no information about the raid d that n | the 32 vears he has] le: iful Riorders or Hands goshorn Al ‘ = eo 1 , nan ] mi ' -s iemon bleach into the face. neck. . \ bo T¢ ‘ ‘ a, { #3 pHevonda - orie *¢ ‘) » sg . , 4 HOS nen are ane ! ‘re | - h: » | . ; “.¢ ve ; : J Pri lk vigt 10 the ‘ \ we | rep hia ie agents had es a ' ; 9 l whe ‘ nave heen connected with the City arms and hands. It cannot irritate. | giving. of every shoe at the $7.00 , . eu none: tO ADpeat HC ) * . ~—s r)¢ ’ : : : iown. ices mMmar©r ed on S— oT ig ' | }? “3 Wa neat He ,iT Tb) Dena Tif Famous stage beauties use if to bring $5.00 & 46.00 factory. Many Other ylight salesroom. +} . th : 1) \ - ‘ The repo! sa\s ne q 3f\ ea ni that clear, vouthful skin and rosy Smart Styles | tg i fp be wanted before the tarium for the insane, which has white complexion; also us a freckle, c= ——— : ‘ . yurs iere : ] 4 T T , 3000 patients, lacks adequate med sunburn and tan bleach. You must Ss W. L. DOUGLAS 4 Open Sa VEN bi S . Sam a4 , ‘ ical and dental attention There | mix this remarkable lotion vourself. Open turday ST.LOUIS 6 ] O lve treet iturday u¢ Ts) dw vn VW eds Actress, ; “gl } h, if : . Evenings STORE . Evenings UMBER AND NAME ™ ht Le A eerocja: a Powe @ ta: @1X doctors there ima one den - ] vannot e ought ready tn use be. P ‘ E. S L . ill 139 Colli ill A \ JERSEY CIT y .: = i - » int » tee eter _— ne . tine 1 Ye cause if acts best immediately after Men's and Bovs Store. e ee oulis, *? insvi e venue ' Ssamue (,¢0',] : hee ten ] cd } T nomend eT lovment! if 18 pre pared. 2 FF PS ® a 2° P-aw F Zz Z7—-S > _#_E- > P- tte Ee ee .e itu fri ci wy Tr) morion pris fu / fs ’ i _ ri’ A producer, and Frances Howard Me- (|! SIX a iditional doctors and, more Lauchlin. fh In Af frecs e has offered his home for sal You, too, will not believe any pattern could be made so easy to use—so absolutely mistake-proof— Ford Dealer we only St. Louis evening led Press news service. —_ aay | she neste until you have tried a new simplified ‘beauty secret Pictorial Review Printed Pattern. Complete instructions— printed right on the pattern in large type— tell you how to eut your cloth with- out waste— how to match each piece t ; fy H Your hands... do they endanger jj Or protect your health? ‘8 Her mirror told LN Equally important—the new 4 out of 5 Pictorial Review Printed Pattern get Pyorrhea thelaw ofsverageeisim- COMES to you perforated and notched mutable. Dental statistice easily and accurately. > A feeling of being cleangr than ever before; the skin pleasantly stimulated, softer, smoother; all skin odor gone; a tinge of pink pulsing just below the surface—these benefits from Life- n Den . rove a our out of buoy Health Soap you see and feel—but a remireover and and cutout—ready for use. No greater follows! are marred by Pyorrhea, Do you want to escape? Health is guarded It takes healthy gums In crowded cities, you can’t prevent germs to keep healthy teeth from getting on your hands. They multiply in margins to trim off or confuse you. The new Pictorial Review Printed Patterns are printed cleanly on light- ' ey | / iN the perspiration and body-waste always col- If you ar oro pemel coelBhen them get in lecting in pores: This condition is called [Se Ces yee, Sey Soon ee pathogenic. Your hands are probably patho- pe aaa among Pyorrheas countless tinted paper. No smudging no genic right now. Germs are thriving in the Bleeding gume are Nature's Siret: watning. pre a fear of soiling your material. : Pictorial Review Printed Patterns : 0 They must not pass to nose, mouth _ Then the gums begin to recede, lose that the closest attention (For the new 54-inch material) —_—_— ahh, ee pee some, See ee Sogmincee No other pattern in the world Dress 2674 Dress 2581 - Dress 2581 , 45c 45¢ 45c Can give you all these advantages. Three of the many charming new summer thowa in the Picrorial Review Summe Fashion now of sale at all Pictorial Review Pattern Agencies. Also im the Pictorial Review Magazine for Msy—now on sale. The danger met pus pockets and often drain through the en- tire system, causing indigestion, anaemia, This is how Lifebuoy protects health against ges yg ee 4 ’ : : ages the teeth loosen the danger of hands. You must have noticed life. In the final stag . and fall out. . what an astounding amount of dirt Lifebuoy : nces—use Forhan’s gets off—dirt other soaps don’t seem to touch. Take no chances . —" If used in time and used consistently, For- e | o That is the hidden pathogenic dirt which clogs ben's will prevent Wyorviue, or clack te - Pores and harbors germs. Lifebuoy floods it progress —something ordinary tooth pastes all away. Germs go, too. are powerless to do. It contains just the ft right proportion of Forhan s Astringent (as . . yy used by the dental profession in the treat- The skin lives ment of Pyorrhea). It is safe, efhcient and How glorious the skin feels then. Sluggishness pleasant tasting. Even if you dont care to has gon ie bie discontinue your favorite dentifrice, at least e. Po wake. The skin lives. 5 me on het oe start using Forhan's once a day. Printed Patterns Lifebuoy is the complete toilet soap. Use it Forhan’s is more than a tooth paste; it for everything —hands, face, bank, sham- checks Pyorrhea. pees have — : | 00. In its wonderful new cleanness are beneficial for years. For your own sake ask = ean, the joy of living—and priceless for and get Forhan’s For the Gums. At all UR TEETH Now on sale at the Famous-Barr Co. and many other Stores. : protection. 4 druggists, 35¢ and 6oc in tubes. Ny <3 The Health Dodir Formula of R. J. Forhan. D. D. S. . = | Forhan Company, New York oz Lever Bros. Co., Cambridge, Mass. ve " | Set. Louis St. Louis ; Headquarters for sc S~ BARK CO Pictorial Review Patterns . rm We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps reUO HEALTA SQAP More than a tooth paste— it checks wes

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3 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH This 10-Ball Tin 7A0 TEA BALLS The Daily POST DISPATCH atone has VORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED THtRenp AY. APRIL. 22 — —— —— - — _— ll FIERY CROSSES ALARM Dew Moinc- it itinninn said (0 Ha Threatened Kk K. kh. Policemen \ae"* al DES MOINES : a ~ a me * = y - a —a . ‘ . ft S I 1 x Ala . + o i _ - e F >| nz : . ; 2 | , ~ ™ ‘ am POLICE CONTEMPT - HEARING DUE TODAY (thief Scheduled to + | ~ ws Appea Carnival Man's t ifge e rec +3. - - + Po T3 ire i =. 1938, CONFEDERACY VISIT HERE "as°. Tex: then so a where she will act as matron of — Mrs. Frank P. Harrold Will Be honor on the staff of the CO™M- ywicep, Out of Work. Had been Guest of Local Chamer on mander-in-chief at the annua: re- Taken Into Her Home, Slayer Tour to California. union of United Confederate V eter- Tells Chicago Police. M ER a ans By the Associated Press MEMRICUS, Ga.. April 2 Mrs —— c lerecacs of Pent eee a oe fe a ee? ee She wi! proceed : Kansas Cit? Idaho avenue, at 10:39 o clock last aR Soap and now and f T me del ar (the wf speak before the . ere night as the owner was counting a he werls over procure & box of Tuesday nich Refore going to the the day's receipts. Jaeggi was or- intment ee. i. “~ yatnw - a. san Jose nvention she will epend dered to lie on the floor and the ofa SS ink Marmoia Co, General ‘Meters & several days San Francisco obber escaped with $15 from the mommy Fy me casi!) ™ No cod for teen : Re rning e re@sicge -genera cash drawer 7 starvation diet and ne un dlessnat eam “BUSY B CANDI Se ee ee EE - Friday Ca etal: ; > J 7 . “"y > . ” nen na get VOU sextrao tu ait “ a’ ewe C wre aa a +} 4 tis tent— uw! % mgr Assorted Chocolates. pound boxes only—but | ADVERTISEMENT mad the very special price of, Ib. « 3a 6 Se FRIDAY BAKERY SI} Rowal Devil's Food Layer Cake . — will serve the average family HIGH BLOOD — mmo ns Seed from interfering as you can cial price J FOR:10 DAYS PRESSURE 2 acca ate Full Line of ALASKA Refrigerators at et ey Only the tiny bud leaves from the tips of the plants meee en , ry ‘me ae tee G R | M ipa of the finest gardens of Ceylon, India and Jave Physician's Discovery Safely Re .... . .o-ticular number denoting — duces It to Normal and Dizzy He i Bia are choice enough for Tao Tea—the supreme tea “ mn article of me andiss e pu ‘ : : he Spells Disappear. chaser of the chance won it | Ninth and Washington Sixteenth and Cass FRIDAY AND SATU . Flowery ORANGE PEKOE Blend fig the ‘contention of Olives | 4 # see O G O Thousands who have dizzy spells, ‘™a* ** Was * Ban f skill and not Old Fashioned Peppermint Creams . ) ; Teo Tea Balls are more economica! than ordinary teas! sleeplessness, nervousn.ss, shortness angling a . te “a ' : . a Round Apple Coffee Cake, Special . Y Because each Tao Tea Bal! makes a pot of the most deli- of breath, pains if a hea: d and = — . , 3 eh ~~ Cage 4 cious tea you've drunk— gh biooed pressure to 7 a sa oa - apanan : j wh F LADY LO\ E Cc HOC! | por sven 7 y A nn tes 5 “am oe Distinguished Dy richne ° ~ > e «om teetified t is doctor = eer as ,ee . oe «os —— + 4 ‘fF TAO TEA COMPANY, Inc. ee ners oe Satirist eS ome | OD | : : « 4 > ~~ > * ro im + : : Refrigerator lt LLER D. Con eee O75 SOS Special, $3.95 “The Cace t0 Bexy Toes 272 to 8. Special, $395. | ~ | | “Patent Apolied fer) Sa A. 6th and tt Se 120 | | T. LOUIS FURS. & MER. Saad : TIO WASEOSSTON | MAYOR MEETS THE REPORTERS ee \S \ ee a ‘ / Miller Again Emphasizes He Has ' North * — : Made No Appointments. RLY-WOSS FURN. CO. | . -| Mayor Miller held his first morn- 4017 W. Florissant Ar. nz press mference with ean eters. jp 4 (-P ITZ Frees (6.. | at tne City Halli at 10 a n of 34 1315 Nerth Market St. a He discuased generalities and acain AFLLRIt = s panera er: | ~—~ . ~ roa . >» * . ’ . isiczt : 2 “ye r > rT’ ‘2 " A F PORTWAN FEN. CO. | “S21 ¢Caee Ar. . ‘Benth BLYV-WOSs FURN. C#.. ~ 4115 Manchester 4r ROFHIL FIRsITcReE co. L344 Graves 4r. : ‘ a ‘ | “ ft : - > 2 vYectard > | BUSSE FURNITURE CO. “aS Merely ° . = @hews wt an he , ‘ vive 14604 §. 39th & es DAVID'S FURNITURE CO. | each de arth wes ntaile ~ : S152 Cherokee St. e . . | board members said he had cive Do you want to save ice?. Do you want to protect your foods with the remarkably efficient insulating material— DEN aan Grave hisx§ MEETINGS ON ROAD BOND ISSUE {hiS~Jummer aPPo. ni ments Hie said news ar eet Soe The Refrigerat ith th ron ee ico word net lesired e merrigerator wi € i Se r nHromote e Shaw 4°. HESs- a KMAN FCRN. €O. *T2e (Chiseers =. MEYER, HOU . : — i SF EE STE Ly Ge Wh i «6% oo i ~76Erww te qo | SMPMEEMEWoan jq@ 00 ~~" Se tee ee eeee ee eeee : "ef @eeeeeeeeeeeeeeaceeeenene GO! IT WILL P . a, THE OUTSTANDING PAT WEST | rerday when found guilty of aiding Cork-Insulated Refrigerator ———— eT

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THURSDAY. APRIL 22, 193. —— -_— -~ ——— - a ee, bey as ~ with every 34-01. Bottle PURITA Beauty Perfume Siz Odors $1.00 tha Bougwr Cale Your dealer a if not, writs J 7 you, tte on Bieetie Puritan Pharmaceutica) FREE-—A PERFUMIZER| ; of ‘tee Company , Bt. Louis, Me — es i | a, ADVERTISEMENT Are You Fat? Just Try This Thousanda of overfat eon! T come siender following mths “a0 _ @octore “who recommend Marmoia *« Tablets. These littie fay oe Ade from the Barrie fo, we row and for the world oer) procu fabiets 'f you prefe: them dire? hy fending price to Varmo oat ("ns . the feneral Motors Bide trot, Mich. They reduce #teadily ene @axily No need for tiresome exercise @ @tarvartrine 4 nl ana nr LF Bi pleneant effects ed eenth and Cass ————— Dealers whose names appear below can show you the genuine ALASKA Refrigerator with the _ peb- bled cork insu- lation and the famous ~ORK-W ALL VINDOW ST. LOUIS— Central 9th and Washingten LANGAN BROS. FURS, CO., 1Rth and Washington SKLAR A VANBERG FURS. Ce... 1700 Vranklin Av. IX BATRA TIULLER D.G. cn. ashington Av... 6th and Tih St. r LOU FURS. & MER. CO. e185 SS. Hroadway North RnLv-Woss FURS. CO... 4017 W. Vierlesant Ar. 3. ¢. GETZ TURNS. o., 171% Nerth Market “t 1LIRt sc A GRIMM rrERS. OO. 4°44 Cnes Ar roRrTwAN POURS (0., “ati @aes Av. nF TOCK re Teewas 7 OF. COw s71090 % 14th “ft. South co. RiyV.MoOss FERS 4115 Manchester 4* norm. piemsiv ner «.. “544 Garatotea Art Riss FURSTITUERE co. 1404 s&. 38th “St NAVIN PURNIETE ne co. "185° Cherokee St. PEASY PURNITE nr CoO. we Cras Om A. FAInN WrRCANTH es co. Ache Shaw Ar. HPSS DICKMAN Ft ns “Tee Chippewa ™t “MP. YER, HOtCSsErt RSISHER. 2°40 §. Grand A‘ (RAANH STOVE ATT nS. CO. so7o §& Rreadwar WAGAEK BROS. rears. oO. oo1 & Jefferson nm WAGNER FURS cn. 417 Ss Jefferson \r mn WATKINS FURS ar. (0. se°o §& Broeadwe» f oO. West annsoL_n PrRS. CO.. Aca" Paston Avt.. PEANIS BKOS., anc4 Delmar rROSSFR FURS. 0. "218 Olive Street oriTy ww rtrRs co. 4704 Peston Ar LIAGERTY FPURSITURE co. “45% Collimestile Ar JOHNS 4 RVAN FURS co. 1°? Collimesille Ar. SLACK FURNITURE ©. 10 Collinevitie As Nearby Cities arTa~ wai SMOTIFR PERNT nr «0. so Tf. Breadwa BET LEVILLE. T.t.. PORCH A TAs. 177 Weet Main St ROWLING GREENS. MO , «. WHATAMS HDW. te. PDWARDSVILLE, IL. ‘Kr SCHWARTZ FURS CO. “nantTe CrTy. m4. PEASIS BROS FURS co. HMIGHELAND. 64. TInHETTY a CO TAT ISIANA. MO WMOoOUTES £2 s. © BON Friday Candy ee eee ee - - ——_— — +. everybod every day eat AStu-pen-dous | pran FLAKES as an ounce of prevention Mow You'll like bran SPECIAL | : a ee If you can t come downtown yourself, phone some friend to siop by and get you tis extraordinary bargain. Busy Bee , : . this ten— Out u hen we do ifs true ! . l selebo doesn rmarec bc bE S al \ LruLs : > ; —_ Assorted Chocolates: in one- pound boxes only—but as many as you can Ccarry—at the very special price 25 a do Wi Bis le os c FRIDAY BAKERY SPECIAL Royal Devil's Food Layer Cake ....... 60c FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Old Fashioned Peppermint Creams . box . 25¢ Round Apple Coffee Cake, Special ...... 25¢ © WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS! Sce a retail specialty store that sometimes has as many astento + * 417 No. 7th Sereet hfreen thousand customecrsa da V . C : . | For ideas on investing «ee the —— Business Chance Want columns, [ATLANTA LIMITED Will Be Re-Established from St. Louis : April 27th St. Louis da:ly 2:05 p. m. (effective May jird leaves 3:36 p. m.) with through sleepers, dining car and coach service to Chattanooga (6:50 a. m.) and Atlanta (10:59 Direct connections at Atlanta. and offering one- to pmncipal Georgia, North and ia m. } ’ ‘\ a Ne. .\ might en route South Carolina DIXIE LIMITED to Florida will be discontinued for the after Apnl 26th. service points Summer months Effective May 3rd NEW ORLEANS LIMITED Will leave St. Louis 3:36 p. m., arnmving Birmingham following morning 9:07 a. m., Montgomery 11:45 a. m., Pensacola 4:45 p. m., Mobile 5:12 p. m.. New Orleans 9:45 p. m. Full anformatwn at CITY TICKET OFFICE, 318 N. Broadway, Phane entra £AOA | UNION STATION G. E. HERRING, Div. Pass. Agent, 1206 Boatmen’s Bank Bidg., St. Louis, Mo. QO Per Cont —/ Sales Increase 5 ® InOne Year AT SHALL I tell my sales —— to say? What shall I say in my advertisements? How can | find out? What has been the experience of others? Here is one: At the last convention of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World, an advertising agent told how a manufacturer, through investigation, had changed the appeal of his advertising with the result that the business increased 90 per cent in one year, The story was told in detail, so that it could be applied to the business of those in che audience. Questions were asked and answered. Take your Note Book and go to the TWENTY-FIRST ANNUAL CONVENTION (21st Birthday Party) of the ASSOCIATED ADVERTISING CLUBS of the WORLD Houston, Texas, May 9 to 14 { Whether you are a member of the Association or not) 9 And in all the world there is no commonwealth like the t general and special seamons, the! unterna taonal Texas. Rach in history, it ws mcher m There ts ’ erhitet of supermalesmanship and a!! other privileges of no more fitting scene for the introduction of your own the convention will be open to you. Story of Success Below is the first Coupon on your investment in success. Please fill and return at once. ton Headquarters, Amcisted Advertising Clubs, 3 Madison Ave., New York. conn Mav 9. Send me information as to special rates, reservatuons, etc. — ete — GO! 1T WILL PAY---HOUSTON IN ——_—— ii, =.€o a - = ee ee 2 = = al a — oo ee 52-3 WOMEN LE TN LIQUOR DISCOVERIES POST'S. felectrician. 'of the street car. | followed on an a Daily POST-DISPATCH ‘alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED —_—— _....__ [hem Are Not Arrested Because They Are Mothers of Several Small Children. Iwo of Three women discovered with whisky mash or whisky by police of the Carr Street Station vesterday evening At 7:30 Mrs Mary Bunshak of 1428 North Ninth were Street was arrested after a still. made of a wash. boiler and two .Small barrels of mash were found in her quarters Shortly after thes two barrels of mash were founa at the home of Mrs. Beter Deptula, 1432A North Ninth The mash was confiscated but Mrs. Deptu'a was not taken in , cuStody, as she has four small! chil- | dren, and her husband is now serv- ing a term in the workhouse for | |having assaulted her. A copper still, five kegs and two barrels of mash were discovered ina shed at the rear of 1418 North Ninth street No one at that ad- dress admitted owning it Later Mrs. Helen Chesendroski. who lives | on the third floor at that number. | was found pouring the contents of two jugs of whisky in a sink. She “aid the whisky belonged to her ! ' husband. who was at work. She Was not taken in custodv hecanuse children TELLS CHIEF GERK TO “GET THE HELL OUT OF THERE,” ARRESTED Jobn Tendick Didn't Know Occu- pant of Auto When He Sought to Make Headway in Traffic. “Get the hell out of there. will you” John she has five smal! Tendick,. 30 vears old. an of 3536 Magnolia ave- nue, was not acquainted with Chief of Police Gerk when he addressed remark to a Marmon automobile at and Spruce streets at 9a.n two men in Twelfth today, introduced to. hima later at Police Head.- ters as one of the men to the above but he was few minutes t was addressed (,erk said he slowly was being driven the heavy traffie sfreet through Twelfty his chauffeur on tne Viaduct by when the driver of a Ford coupe, folawing closely be- hind his machine. began an in- ecessant tooting of his horn ap- parently because of the slow sneed it wi Chief Gerk’s chauffeur was driving ' (;,erk’'s chauffeur Stopped at | Twelft® and Spruce to permit sev- | eral girls to alight from a north- | bound street car whe . ording to the Chief, the driver of the coupe drove alongside and made the remark quoted above in a tone of anger Traffie Officer Sicking who was riding in the rear part was summoned | bv Chief Gerk and Tendick's arrest —_ charge of makine unnecessary noises WISSOURI PACIFIC TO BUILD ~ 30 MILES OF DOUBLE TRACK First of Proposed Double Road to ' Kansas City to Re Ruilt Between Here and Jefferson City. f onstruction of 30 miles of rail road track. paralle! to the present | rack at T? nts hetween St Louis | and Jefferson City. will be started | Within a short time ae part of i! progray to give the Missouri Pa- | cific Railroad Co. a double track ! from here Kansas City. Presi- | dent Paldwin announced vesterda’ It is estimated that at least three | vears will be required to compleie| track road to! 29% miles of road the proposed double Kansas Cit: The will be built four different stretches as follows 18.85 miles Perry Ishe}]] ‘ry (;asconade 4 87 miles -.63 miles het ween lenton and Eureka and 3.65 miles from the near Rerge: Miorea } tunr e] tn Osare is estimated at approximately $2.000,000. Baldwin this “Was made necesSary (Cost af the work said improvement because of in the road » ‘ wea ft? " reasing ajiiic on AGLES TO HOLD STATE MEETING IN BELLEVILLE Aerial Exhibition at Scot Field and Public Dance to Be Among Social Features, An aerial] exhibition at Sco Field. a big publi dance and a I € e special social fea- fyires of the nnwua State conven- Illinois Eagies to be heid in Belleville June 16, 17 and 1’ The committee fn arge of the arrangements in Belleville also announces that i big parade wi! precedes e dance on the second da of the onvention It =< expe ted [Tna?®w between 200 aAnG ho persons fron over the State Wiil le he convention. WOMAN FORTUNE TELLER HELD ON CHARGE OF TAKING $15 Arrested on Complaint of Man Who Says He Lost Money When Visiting Her. A gvpsy wom miving her name as Kose Nichols is under arrest | East St. Louis on a charge of stea!) ing $15 from Philiy Blaies, 22.years old, at Dew Drop Inn on the Mas outa ad T escay afternoon if . irges he lost |} ine “ e ? “ na his for ne fT ~~ Te < neo | c ; ie fied he “~ 7 I € ‘“? old his fi e Tues \ sSeccreiary of Corn Millers. (“HICAGO. April -3 Reynier Van Evera of Kansas Cit) Mo ? is err a ia ed af retary, of the A in (or Mille Federatior 4 a . y | }} al ¢ © 7 ¢) © ‘ rgan a f ' } ne r¢ mo ¢€ : ** , ‘ Py c Kansas irs i as an aA ! ' = \ — STOP! LOOK AND LISTEN Surdays 9 a. m. to 12 Noon 8 A.M. te 6 P. MM. Daily A. DOWD, Chiropodist NO KINK PERMANENT WAVE Cur] Guaranteed 6 Months—Ful] 9 Head, Long or Short Hair....._.. $I 50 ; ; Saite 104 Victor idz. Victoria Béauty Salon "ate eee tn ee 522 Pine St.. Second Floor ed Phone Central 6914 for Appointment, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH +! ee ADVERTISEMENT Eye Strain? This Helps For strained eves try simple cam- phor, hvdrastis, witehhazel, ete., %s One case wenk, mixed in Lavoptik eye wash. small bottle helps any strained or sere eet it will surprise you Alurminum eve cur tr® Waelll Wt! con True Co. Tth and Washington 7 backache? “Every Picture Tells a Story” It your kidneys are inactive, help them with a tested diuretic. They are recommended the world over. Ask your neighbor! Read How These St. Louis Folks Found Relief: eel All Worn Out? RE you dragging around day after day with a dull, constant Do you feel stiff and achy; weak, nervous—all played out? You should know, then, that these troubles are often due to imperfect kid- ney action. When the kidneys lag, there’s slow poisoning of blood and nerves and an upsetting of the whole system. Your back aches; you have sharp, stab- bing pains, headaches, dizzy spells, and often annoying kidney irregularities. Use Doan’s Pills. MRS. CORA M. PETTIT, 3133 N. Sarah St., savs: ‘‘Sharp pains darted across mv back and drawing pains enaught me through the kidneys. I also had headaches and dizzv spells and my\ kidneys acted = irregularly. I used Doan'’s Pills for this trouble and thev PETER CHRISTENSEN, proprietor of barber shop, 2144 John Av., says: ‘*Mvy back ached and when I bent over trouble. and tried to straighten a catch took me across my kidneys. I was tired all lant ad vw kidneve s a6 . alle | regulated my ki Ine vs and eased 7 the the ‘time and didn’t Yea a bit Ee aches and pains (Statement given 7 a] September 28, 1923.) working, especially when [ got up in ’ aa On December 1924, Mrs. Pettit the morning. After using Doan’s Pills enough. : . . *?, ‘‘Mvy health has been good ever 1 was fixed up in fine shape. said: since Doan'‘s cured me.’ Every Druggist has Doan’s. 60c a box. Stimulant Diuretic to the Kidneys MRS. M. ACBY, 1708 Allen Av., says: ‘*Heavy lifting in the. past weakened my kidneys and that brought on kidney My back ached a great deal and I felt tired and worn out. I did my housework, this trouble both- ered me the moat, too much for my back. were disordered and After using Doan’s Pills from the Judge & Dolph Drug Co. the trouble left me.’’ DOAN’S PILLS When for the strain was My kidneys didn’t act often Foster-Millburn Co. Mfg. Chemists Buffalo, N. Y. | AD 1 te “I ‘ ‘ . \ ~~ . = . r SF iI) cet anel! “Saja ers and sellers. today. Dealers and owners of well located, properly priced Real Estate for Homes, Investment or Income purposes realize that Spring is the ideal time to market their hold- ings—hence Real Estate Week is a service both to buy- Market activity in selling and trading at this season develops so many necessary transactions you may find your ideal piece of property unexpectedly offered in the Real Estate Cc-umns of the Post-Dispatch POST-DISPATCH St. Louis’ One Big Real Estate Directory The Market Place of All the People i

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30 ST LUUIS POSI-UISrAILH —— PHILRN'S WEEK HS M , M M Ne OBIECT IN RELIGION A: the Grocer . ’ Delicatessen 5 i wWtretiiteme HWAKRERYD «© nde 1) 61 teéT isis trairite STOP «x2 SNOP ~ 6th & Lucas 1428 Salisbury 6214 Easton Friday and Saturday Specisis >VLP Rt eee Eacs we Jiuiiy PUSI-LDISUATLE Ho REPAIR Don’t YOUR FAN NOW " agers ‘rall repair work RLEC TRIM adil flectric — Sud stile 7a sHeor 904 PINE STREET the Home Electrically Since 1886 swikk CH HnG4: PISEST BROOASHIRE a. ~w ton l eat - STO , RE 5 525-3 DeBAL!¥: ERE : a th of vs ater TRADE CONFERENCES TODAY ey WHOLESALE URUGEISTS hep ~~’ TLA’ ” Middle 5 W ~—T He Viewccuinge. Friday Specials Sliced Haltdut, i lr _ . - _— » - > # , Atte. s M | _ ‘ Serving se = « ~ ' ne = “real tl ‘ ADVERTISEMENT Piles iaiit has VONC ¢ fit Circulation than the Mmorting and one other evening newspaper COMBINED PR = THURSDAY. APRIL. *3. 1925. A ET rt — ~~ Te ee ee Why bake at home? . 2 Golk , cream — Presto’ - - - | } . .* . ing shortcake vou ever put y 2 TEBELMANN BAKING COMPANT Ask for Yur-Favorit SHORTCAKE @-at your Grocer’s SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY in strawberry ¢ shortcakee lust cover Yur-Favorit jen Sponge Layers with berries and It's the most tempt- your mouth. - BUILDS STRONG BODIES : American Beauty Egg Noodles AT ALL GROCERS—10c THE PACKAGE Sliced Catfish. [0 Rough Buffalo, |b Sm. White Fish, id holland Herring, mixed, doz. 75 Veal Chops, b Stew. ib Breast. Ib Shovider. b> 10 Cutlets, b&b 3S AUX VASSE BANK CASHIER es TO GET TOTAL OF FIVE YEARS SPINACH. fan soon “™lath. ~ ' . ’ STRING BEANS Depots Charee] Pieads ; rniwcr sc ermen ) oe ek ‘ ere ‘ Ib.30 EGGS'=21 _ ROOSTERS Ab. 19 | b.1 7: —. ; Pe OS eR ER ee Se a ae o ee a : >» ’ ne ‘a. 2 res _ ani SIRLOIN STEAKS TOP BONELESS TRADE Lon CO : | t Ral ! nm Amenca! Watch the tans eat it! Try a bar’ Oh Henry! Dollar Candy in a 1c Size _— he ; 4 MAXWELL House CorFtE Ditin euished travelers PLAINTS OROPPED spread the fame of this hotel yeals ago — | - =. - Lv > Cc + ~ ‘ bh poe tA YY no | - - . . - os >a c=. s ra! ~S Lek _ ™, | — & & vA () eo © ae ~~ \ > ~~ = “Good t the last drop” ' : ~4+ TOO a oe. _ - ~ ~. acai ee ~~ = ~ ot > — . _- -- = \1 ._* - - | . _ 44 ‘ ' ——+ = -—- | a | 5 . - ~*~ iC Sa "= 7 ~~ 2. the Maxw SS ee we te TODAY~—Amerrcas largest selling, high g7ade coffee 1 Who- ‘ > wil he sure >t one “rn newspaper -l1l House t especially >- and WJ 3 = ar J 4 s+ RIPE. MED... Pimet BE OU, ._* © «© © ore tees * «© PUGET. 20 ox. .. POMPEIAN, Qt... ,. POMPEIAN,. Pt. »~ POMPEILAN. % Pt. — Por NORTH RURALS 15 Lis. 2Oe SUGAR aniate jee = SPINACH. Ae NAVEL | fresh, tender; ib. sm... BEST Mu 0.30e| 125i LAnkFe Lat. “WE = 0 S SOAP Sis" 6 230] TOMATOES WORY SOAP..Sc 12% BRILLO 2" Sc|$.0.8, 2" 13¢ RAISINS 15%. iets. 13¢: PRUNE FANCY 2°. 29¢ Guest Size Large Size . . PIGGLY WIGGLY Sey 65 TOP-0- TH-MORSTS. BACON sliced thin; I» BACON—CHOICE STGAR Ct STORES IN ST. LOUIS AND VICINITY SANITARY MEAT MARKETS 48 NISELF SERVE AND I” )

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———— -—— — — —@ s. ‘ wee. A La AE GRAIN ia RR i l,i i a cl ly a Oa em ca Ana Bo la “ =, ee ee on ° — . « fr mes = “ We Do Have Opposition but No Competition eS eee ge a ee hae eE ome ~ ee but he re- — . Economically packed and ‘‘Alwavs Fresh’’ ] ame rae 2 ing | * stood ul * : Libby's an - E A C be E S — | rain, however, in woeltndien"s JAS. H. FORBES TEA & COFFEE CO. De Luxe Halves CAN, Cc half inning, and the fans approved Established 1853 with a whoop St. Louis / is ] rs ("90 e ) Pure Cider Vinegar; 1 gal. glass |; Chili Sauce, Heinz, 12 oz.... ! As usual, M lidge kept the, 5 , re ee ee ee ew Pare ROT eet me babel ATO but many of the notations Chill Sauce, Snider’ s, 14 oz. po n the card were delaved while the R Ib. N ; | fone Cider Vinegar, qt lien & Perria’s Sauce Tic’ tos she choesiiit amher Kohn Kwality Pure Cider Vine- Scat Se and — | uss Gateuniéex..)... tn cmd BANKERS APPROVE CREATION | ,\ ey , 2 State Route Heinz Catsup, 14 oz. Mcliheny’s Pepper Sauce... a! OF $50,000 ENDOWMENT FUND } : | Brooks Tabasco Catsup, 8 oz. 14c | A-1 Sauce Would Provide Scholarships in Ec- nomics: Council of Opinion x | | American Be 4 Trade Is Fundamen- ; auty { . aang AUGUSTA, Ga April. 23 AS- 2 10e—at all grocers a aneeSEREEEnEaE - oO ap surance that the business situation 4 B 1 Sc |; or tne country is “‘fundamentalls “ry na P ars ¢ WITH EVERY PURCHASE OF 3 ap 4 18c i although prosperity has not you GET 1 EXTRA, WHICH MAKES IT ched the height which it was ex- * j : : was contained in a_ resolution ’ Round, C KAFFEE or CAN, 62c ‘oe “iniegnee om ne - ”~ : VF i+ a lopted by Fexecutive ounch ‘ | sle : if the American Bankers’ Associa- f : ad : th M r op-o- e Oo warning tnat mor drastic : — * * 7 * * - measures are ecessary to combat —— Cc ES C | : ings ey 3 F aia P a 6 te ’ - co lié¢ WVWAVe OO] er Mull j rif i ii ‘ ll Size, ule, Wet ‘was a os 3 C | port of the association's Protective yer, iced 7 ' lommittee, which decigred, “the a $ e ‘roving arm) of desperadoes, flout ; ng sia law at every turn,” shows ; Biggest Bargains al / “@ A cup for breakfast makes me feel Thins ennuth: hak ti Peciiee, | Vot Oole 7 ? good the rest of the day. 3 ini’? thet the dangers of the . | i | = oo e in St. Louis or i 64 a4 7 NE ins tarenten to beobehd & per- . manent menace.” Anywhere Else , : — . . 1 commemoration of the fiftieth a — ~~ - -. . —— , { ° ¥ "7 ‘> ‘ i" ’ tne organization 8 ted in eome quarters it would,” . SP RL, . “y ' " . A ; hist Vv, the council today voted its ‘ . * =—_ . 4 . . ve Older St. Vj “ = : approval of a suggestion by the a i, r . ° . ) 4 > ommittee on Anniversary Prepa- roneunce i , endowment fund of 0.000 be created for scholarships'in the artments of varioue - . , ; . : At , the providi 3 . * : . ‘ Ld ; : — ; . : = economic ler 4 f : ‘ : 4 : . . . : - ras} 1-lb. yellow 7 volleges and, if a sufficient amount ‘ +e, Fe is raised, for research work along %« —- . — Pound Can , bag. 5.6 686 82.6 ¢4 ce conomic iin - rhe fund is to be p —, 7 Zz | ! 2 ; | an oe | Vaile ‘\ \ by voluntary subscriptions _ Lb tf V2-lb. trial bag. .24c Two subscriptions of $5000 each % ECaTurR, —- | Ss. lave already been pledged, it was rice 2 for. 85¢ DE LUXE SHELLED PECAN HALVES, LB....... “Fs ig a —_ OF THIS OFFER eeatse T ccsc lenmwrn peresine ani’. “BROADCAST _ SPEECHES Assorilate PERU ES, QUEEN, 11 OZ... . cc ceeccccess 27c¢ DU soar ur E'S DRE mae arranged to broadcast sti CIAVE Ofl. POMPBEIAN, Pt............8! HEINZ MUSTARD). 6 ozs. the addresses tomorrow through ies FOR C OLIVE OL, POMPELAN, 1, Pt... . PRUNES, 40-50; Oregon; 2 Ibs. ........20€ the Koenig's Wusterhausen, Gov r2’s az I ment Station, on a wave it gS = FRESH PINEAPPLE, EACH, 27c length of 1480 meters ng a The candidates intended to sneak 3 _ 2 is. She POTATOES Russet Burbanks 15 minutes each, Hindenburg in his “Special” C | own home at Hanover, starting at &§ p. m., 2rlin time, or:-2 p New 1) Lbs, 0c 15 Lis. + 38e ¥ ork ime, ane ir. Jlé yp 30 ‘ i eee tr agile ig 66 99 CANS so . New Potatoes—Genuine No. 1 Florida; all large size; 5 Ibs., 25c J tin gy tag get gee "Revlon Heav y RADISHES & GREEN WESTERN WINESAPS, STRING BEANS, erate can be I bs. C ONIONS, he | EXTRA FANCY, LB... 10¢ 2 LBS. Toe thican in the opliied of the 66 Rich” f OES . GRAPEFRUIT, Gp | RHUBARB, 100 cee Set mersth td — 1 Astht. trer.y. TOES *:: 10c the War eived contr DWARF CELERY Y 120 80 SIZE, EA 3 BUNCHES. 12 es ASc |}| BEST MILK-FED VEAL —eGe TE 3-Pad | FEAL PADDIES ] 2: BREASTS iB. | 73 |i. 20¢ #21. ‘He was in charre of the Bt S. Size’. LSC |B} |. 30c| 122° Shoulders Dee) Mee ee oe ner BUNCH __. Lauderdale Promoted to Major. rt 4 99 SPINACH, Ap | NAVEL ORANGES, -35¢ ASPARAGUS, 15¢ ee eee Dar C SML. 250 SIZE, DOZ... Homegrown, Bch. ; < n avenue, in charge of the ‘s DLESS 1 3 c OUR OWN SUGAR-CURED CORN BEEF, LB., 14c EE aroma <= ae H 2 —_—_— i the Agsa@oriate) i’rese SEEDED ... Veal Cutlets, Ib Weiners, Ib. ROME, April 23.—Commande: oppe f ‘ __‘Pesh, tender; ib. oy Others’ Tratnind Gases BANANAS—GOLDEN RIPE; 3 POUNDS, 24c ie Destat School. #. E Green Callies, Ib | Frankfurters, Ib.. wn ‘rancesco de Pinedo, Italian avia : Lbs. 29c Spareribs, Ib eee Franks, Swift's, 1-Ib. pkg... tor, has finished the first lap on . - eer , AOR! proceeding for. . Smoked Tongues, Beef, Ib., 27c Salami, Ee eon gee eee — Rib Roast Beef, Ib 29 Cervelat, ib..... ve wee where he was forced down Monday | Shoulder of Lamb, Ib Braunschweiger, tb........ aes. She t6 eneiial to on % Lard, pure, Ib Liver Sausage, ib. today <p Leros ‘Leros ts — island nm the \ferean SCA off the coast lias received ¢ Chuck and Arm Roast Beef, Se eee ore 17), * gga oe —_ A 540 : ~ | BACON epndiny Oat a 47c Chickens na bc rete sé Woman Claimed to Be 103 Years aliced thin: Ib ATDDINA ADD) BACON—CHOICE SUGAR CURED Kohn S.sres don't sell any cold storage fow!. Old. = PS oF Sa bie stares sch sarnby who chimed teh mier Distributing Co ganna ‘ie 40c we aa wry - 38c Chickens at only a few stores, Ib. 65c Roach Murphy, who claimed to he ¢ 3 o ‘8 pecial”’ pound ; 103 years oid, a ¢ ago resident . ANITARY : 3 1 THE WHITE-BLACK STORES z Dae ocean bed pene aes 26 South Commercial Street, St. Louis “Dark” IEAT MARKETS 4 ST. LOUIS INSTITUTION - S¢ Girect éeeccadanha Giee Is White Banner Quality Unchanged : - is born in Ireland and had been ‘- me ‘tive mentally and physiclally up | - . ' iy *, en i», '

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- rey pr . Po ee ee eee ort ’ ot — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPaitH ee ee ee Cincinnati Crushed. !2 to 3, of National .eague G —_ ed = : Ay P C fan i ac lee Waeocnan = SF? we ‘ > * aA : ; ; .* o~ ie > : 4 — i ge OE i Per 7 7 —_ . z _ = f « a A 7 - r ee ee - — ‘ le aes p . —_—. wd J. Roy Stockton, CARDS SCORE 11 RUN Three Pitchers Knocked From the Box; Crowd of 15,500 Greets Rickeymen in Game Which Marks Opening Those Cardinals could not have chosen a better time to 4 lav 4 their batting punch than vesterday afternoo: lt was the opening day 7 of the league in St. Louis and a crowd of 14.900) cash customers Was in * a) the stands There were 1500 members of the Anot Hole Gang in tne ut / left field bleachers. The Cardinals had just won four straight games i ° and bad shown a fine attack. The fans wanted to see that punch an + BT Jie could net get that third man : they saw it. . That sa murde is ares f hea’ - tie face Blades leads off Riacdes \s . $ mn the zame deepite a lame art 4 4 hecause he in pound the ba ae Wattie Holm comes nex!. He ai Lan ta 2 a good hitter Then es A rt ts rl | : murderers ow Horns a ) Rettomiey, Bell, Mueller and G +H! ck o ales After Gonzales comes the Ae he ; “weak half of the batting o: ao ' ey ; meisting of Thevenow and the F A ‘cher mit. it didnt ‘ake the Cardinais ‘ong 4 a "i ger their big @uns into action bh Moe ore tna’ opening da’ ‘road be tt 3 fore a man had been retired the, € pte a . ' ected four Straight hits and Lee nocked Pete Donohue from the ) aD hex—the same Donehue who ahut | fi i eut the Rickeymen on pre z iF Sind iy in Cincinnat n i | Rickeymen Win, t2 to 3 7 4 ; Sheehan who carm- » Donohues Hh | [ es.ue managed to retire Re ‘he - ,% vst man he faced, but then came aa! 3 more singies im a row a7 Mi her out and then another " 7 __ M4 4 as eafe Wits into nuteu’.« Phevence nieo had a great afternoon mak * PE OMe particular!y Ane stop fa: hia right and toasing to Hornsh, fora forve pla’ Charles “RMin? Rhem the strikeout king of Organized base ball in 1924 “was ‘he fortunate piteher A nine-run iead in *he fret inning is an encouraging thin: te 8 Pitcher and Rhem had ar ®agy time with the Recs« He was touched for two runs in he fire inning, but was effectris. here after except | the thira @? Gouble and a seingie new i «a iat That Infiela ~ ag The Tre r) Az ,AY ’ \A ’ “ is More than read, ° in¢doree rangemen’ . Rickey s nfleid Thevenow may he oa Wea x tter Put he ta «a grea’ flelde Belb. ot pewerful array ‘f sihuggere can af H fora to carr. aA hy mmt)s fielding shortater if he hits > hem otra: 2e Rel? ie ‘at third he - can Wit He flelded we yen He fumbled one 7 alvw re tr eved the hs» and threw . thie nan He hee a fine arm and if he la tm there every lay we w prove in his fle'iding Tt te reas re >) ee * He (‘ard nas Pay a game wit! : e@uPstitut One troubie with : ‘Par the past War that it had ne iden: facet at se read fee we he FDR DY Pe eS ws Se ea i °'Aa “AS » | : - | moe os g& every me the H ere re, i. ange \ _ . an 4 - ai body had time to get setiied into a tok Cardinal Side Lights On ® (s'ant« S S*®PATAta the 4 ‘ardiraia fran Fine: ae Aaa ‘* gerers : “mcedteA ‘Sar , ‘Sim@mte are the or, 4a cegous faan a mn Re ‘league OS Ee eae Cubs, considerca ——— re > i woRter have hud thei wv a’ ie: . + Rem Pitches a grea fea * 1 $y ‘he *as’ ”" ; rhan Shoeoke . * ' ™er tie See ths ‘nme « io ea Mm othon a Celiver with erea: i ‘ fentar on wh : nfuses the atte ; j wen ? ® @ a * ‘reed ba Maver Miller mad> nis debut as a firet ball pitenr. He made a good ~ . ;% -” : ' “a '4 . F re : : 7 ; "= °en, ya : . : - o7 ‘« ‘a aA from the Bia . Maragcer Rocke, wan — * th ” Puneh >»? a) zon ... : . respender: Aictated to hi-« gra opera’ or Can’ are rr -“ ? ‘sere ar ~anse : carnations” asaned enoera|cer Heine WMue ier mace « great " a) of Mararaves (ire drove on the eixth mnAine The “ ‘ook 6A rea? sweeping @in ' Mie ler « 4 . pefere he cauaht «* an : ext te Peach fa: .% te ere - Neitne “Sas afraid the fane 4 see the ba ’ urwe and #0 he atled to Left Fielde Riades him With grand gesturee ahout the eurve., ivet like the herd in e : line @own bw the Gravois There Was & parade to ‘ pele Defore the came Vaver ‘“" er. @ecerted by (Chariey Ra--- Cardinai Scout. Whe «a moe Aaa > - - -- How the Cardinals Scored 11 Runs i n ° That Big re _~ ~*~ (yi. AW is“ ; - 2 ’ =f nning eare a®* ’ 6 ‘ | . : 2 a (sor 2s @¢ « £.¢c > >. = “Nk NI i? ~ The aor 5 ~ nz . ofr? Sheela ae é a = ne2 a4 > — he ra a ZA #8 Riade« tanned Sree har and Thevenow “ ") “aT rq ’ + xc e ’ eT ¢ aoe nz Rhen Tvruet eniaced he evan by - ~ « nz PX eft scoring Rlades Rottomiley Ar shied z s rine Hi . Re sing ed ; @ ve « rine _ H neaby and Bottamiley RR « miller replaced Diburt Mueiler ‘ eG ° nnine . ’ na irive to Waiker Fleven runs "3° & "@ ore - ana ’ ir here a "er _ Po - Lae . ‘ es > ae | 7h & re- * ~ ier ut va * - ya , ar v r afore a ° Lz raising. O!4 Glory rested o: .e ground at the foot of the pole The the flag wae ised n rrectiy «* 41 have ; raised a ew, and ther _ nasten The Golde abilee banner als “ass ra sec he eagcue « cele. a? "a « o v* ath an ersa Th s- se = abe. -_= &® #®e\ es nm? the a hiete« - eo? the a’ 5 a t ee wR ~ _ nN — ~y . ; ; 5 ‘9 - W “= “ve i re on = "7 shen mes > RAK as [Oe By 7" ~ >. at " 7+ ~ 7 4 Tr # = y _ | ‘ ~ r . La ’ ¥v ar re ; . . « ? . ‘ 2 7 fF t= - . | : “a a ‘ : ie - Zz ‘+ e . 2. ‘ 2 ®te DH Ack & \ i o rT " = na ,n re . = ea, ' Mavarta | a in 2 3 a) . : + z @ " a1 — o ‘a a ~~» ‘ 8 « 1 . a ‘ia ara Py ~ ee Ee —_—- —- -~ - a PPP JOE AND ASBESTOS—Asbestos’ Habits Are Stronger Than His Resolution —— THURSDAY EVENING. AP RIL ? 1925 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | oI. LOU LO A — | panes Aut IT HEAR FROM Yyoy!. NOTHING BUT HORSE RACES AND DICE? & DOZEN TIMES TO QUIT 4 OFO AT YEARS MARYLAND, |youce 1 ASBESTOS pasieiae WAD BAD LUCK, YESTERDAY, WHEN HIS MORSE TIRED AFTER LEADING ALL} ~_ THE WAY, THE POLL I(S $ /080 AND REMEMBER |. HE MADE TF , BUCKS AFTER, 1 Tod Yr MAI Trine & GAMBL! NG AND SAVE SOUR Money! You Je GEEN Mv WINNERS OuT Ano You HEVEN'T Ay — CENT Lett .t PA D Wr ~~ + ALLOW /O ( J, a a OF PLL VALET _ French Fighter Is Disqualified For Hitting Low a a FoR Two — You —_—_ ‘ er a — IN ONE INNING. ‘AND WIN 5TH — ——— —————— OO et OA STRAIGHT GAMBBROWNS 3, ae Ka : Errors Help Sis Ri6GH IM GONNA SWEAR | OFF GAMBLUN' FROM BF Al Corbett Was Outpointing Edouard Mascart When Floored by Foe. =e 1s re | e* “ a | >» *> CLEV ELAN! O Ap 2a Aside fron e 2 z al 7 Fa 22 \la - rn "Cis . Ja ~ et. - ™ . - Ramp n nh @ na a*ed tr - ~ \ - enowi ng n h s ree , ~~ - ™ r = CO - ‘ ‘as e a , . * . N es & a . | io ’ - ‘ . ’ A - . ‘ - — » ~ ~ ” PS ; Fr SS - -- "4c - 7 > —— Ww = . sa = Ope , r ne 2 - «* 4 " ~ . xr a ~~ a eo * ? es \ e es ‘ ‘ ~ » be fe ‘ we nhir eq » ok te ? - oe ~ " ss . . ~ > 4 x . ~ gene . t ’ - ~ D4 2 + q on -~ & a ~ - a = i _ i “aT ‘ " 2 -mche be w > , a 2 a a 3 reer ™ ’ . 5 - ~ = . * Wie Lese CcCLtrs ww. Pet Teds «Teda + Cleveland Ss 2 wJF14 Ts aan Phileadeiphian SS 2 .T14 The 625 Masehinagtee. 5 2 Tr4 T™?) a5 thicece & ¢ aw uM New Vork ms 4 | kk) 37% Detroit a 37S 444 3: BROW NS : & BTSs 444 a Se | Reston : & 1343 2358 12S SATION 4L LEAGH FB. it iF Pheer The> “ie tene crirRr “ sf Pet ledts= ane “ay “Mw (hiecagce : % ATs tt4 a my Ptttsebearc : s I7S 46 Aan5 Rreekivas 3 ‘ A243 ‘ - | ar 4 = . . - . . : ‘ : - _— 7 .* ~e* 4 » ed . " " \ ~ . a ean a 5 /.- 5 a: 2 . ~ 2 : . ‘ - r — » sed . = , ‘ = 7 * 4 ? oe ? ? , -- Mascart Cut and Bieeding — eh! = . » ~- 3 , . oo 2 = . — . 2 « ‘ 3 - - = yan = 2 2 ~ = a | i =” A +a - ’ . "ia «x ‘ ~ Gs _ r +. — " «Fe 3 ._° . 3 ~ ~~ - " re a ts 4 . 2 > ~~ > Browns ~~ ~ > ~ rT z ’ ’ > A = 1 -— a4 _ - ot 4 .\ g | - e sexe 2 . . - ~ - ~ . > = ~ - . » a = 2 = “ 4 - ." a ._ . 7 = .) >. e* = = . ‘ = - 2 _— ~ ~ = ££ Or € eT) urioumMediv are than in many aA ™ TiS — - ~ — “a é | ‘ . - ~ " ; - 2 8 . = > a sisier has nor missed a bit thix = ~ tirve. the C—O A =e TT did man than a The pitching prob- lem ix the ont grav-hair pro- ducer Rickey bas: and. at this imte Of the «f IN THE WAKE OF TO BUILD AN ARENA .. ; a 5 * - e a . a a 7 a 2 oe 5 4 — a 7. : ~ 7 , ”« ad 7 in * oo a 2 wT ar 7 ~ ew ar " ;* . ‘ a - . . iz \s a . fa . ee \ . ane ~ _ : Ma in favor of strong pitching pre- ‘ailing over strong hitting . > 7. G I © to it, >- ‘= ‘A - . | « 7 > a are -@ Kaaetern Si r : e leved e ; Y . rley >. > > = ~! 2 a’ ls ‘a2 Wres™.- nz b 1 ss A i a'h.etes - ~_ - eek — ar @ ~ , — ne | — ~ a - ~ 5 4 r , — 7 > | a" ‘+ oa £ 3 7 nos ty e.vween » > > 2 - 2 rus r. ~ - “ Af°C witha . - - * . elie | = Q . , - ~ . 1 a ~~" = en = om ’ 4 4 era a a7 -_ ? > . | ’ ; | “ma = = i : ~ ~ . 4 o- laf °hart and Old Man wou!d not a b ura 5 a ne ~ = st? s a“ . DU - 4 se ~ , A - 7. " 2 . Lal 4 us > t 3 9 n - ’ 4 t acei:ipnia ‘Ii Be id se) _ 4 hs . “ty ‘ ~_ zr 5 vA . | se - \e@ ar y 4 2's . 2 7 F : , ~ ) ~ = ~=* 2 = , 2 ‘ 2 > ~ ww ~ , wv seems to be tratl- x. \ = ) P| . . =" ”- The HEARD THAI STOFF BEFORE. probabilities are strongl!y ° ir ~ — “A g ~ St re - r Ww But the wars ne me « r — «= = i ‘ ‘ Via > > . * "o ». ae s sel ne : a | 7 2 “¢ . . ~ if > be "2 ig ~ ba - - = 7 - -_ r —z = o 2 - | “ . - *- a * or-ny i! ra) 7 sy 7 °°? opin rf RROW NS -T os 8 gied . Neoter{ Ne 4 oe . o. | 4 - . i 4 = = firs ee St. L s cames he his aftern n when pposes (ar Savaces str g S iis niversity nine is f : al ouis University Field beginnifg at 3:13 — ke Thea r ner a 7 - ape | _ 4 . - + - “ee y ? ‘ %o-s =e avTia if 7r he. ba _ Pm - “ ? 4 . - Western Leacuec Mee WV a 4 uw - Te - Texas League T «~* i Worth | ~~» ~ 1 aa - xc —_— = a OF + 7 We “ar r aomor International lLefagie 7 “-_ \ ow. = "e . 5 ea ‘ 4 4 tr ‘ ; 7 TS ae ; ; y Ral more 4 ; 7 > e '. £ ess Rufta ‘ ; > 2a z a Southern Assoctation wy ’ 1 m Aclanta . S89 Menors 4 : 444 Nash 2 ? are ; ' “a ‘ . 444 New r:.4 > +44 hatt ca - ae | L. Rock + 5 444 Wobil- 7 29992 americas eed A 2 ~ - €* ny : = 4 4 4 4 tnd” is : ; Toled a i444 © Us > “Mi ie ' 5 Fal Mine‘lie' 5 4 SS@ K C . 4 Pacific Coast League "EE? - ry “a “sr - : we S27 Few 3 re 2 . ; oO Tae Ara l ; @€828 TVernce —_ nen =a - af ™ ee : yr ~~ = 4 @ “2 . . . , be ede } ; “A s» gee " ae La z= >. > - i. > . . (often S“ate. , Majestuc:. Sle pia’ R .ert son > MoM ints © La = Dew a 7% © re ’ Laer as — a wier “reaner flied » Bes . ~ ay Bh . si RUNS “ECUND Special to the Post-Dispatch SECOND INNING Se LOUISVILLE. Ky. April 23,—At this stage of their RROWNS—Gerber walked. at- | #2 ‘ Y . ‘4 : : ’ : ¢ 440 o Teer thar the crmances of the Western derpy eligibies should be fempring ' eacrifice 4 angilder ten ,- : : ’ : Vion taomer fnvced {,?' ve tdwards ’ 4 Se w - Seck Freee a ered While ft is more than three weeks until the classic ts run, Tohin fouled to Myatt. Krede the score or more eligibles which have been in training @ aes nehectane’s eee Re Downs and Douglas Park there are at least a half Cozem thet as Venailder reaching second and gs ‘ounted as starters fokert«on “ret Sisler popped to (aan Pon Of these there is some question as to the better a & yewste NO RUNS mcr. seca CLEV ELAN IW~—dJ Sewell dou- ‘sien Canal opinion of many. Quatrain stands out as the most logical shee wae . tiene? tea race if it were left to the coits on hand here ; iva in : + Quatrain has been intrain-;shown what he can sé ly |} Sewell } a da 4 . . P . . ‘ oe ~~ = . Pp. un and keep y Senwe enrt? Zz ant ; Vvatt reach ne $. Ww fre ,oras With ne New Urieaas speed for a mile anda / , pean si OA tz 9 ; io third Myatt scored on ; wild «erter: r? Hit . 7) in } sia Ni ie, PD} a § Stion ww . Ci .* : ¥ ri aga ip ana AO \ai8 i eroy 2 Rue ich will not be pitch Ce water walked Robert. a a son made a one-hand stop of Ed- of Forth « War?ds smash and togsed to Me- Manus. forcing Fewster Two RUNS Mixture eadv to his credit. he would Rave until they have beam pat we yi ean tho C4 ’ ()* gry iurse * ee? - many things can happen in the! Captain Hal is a sem of i next fortnight that would change Ty. a horse that J 0ld. a superior colt ova — a soar ens B ' : —a . jay and a quarter route —_ : — _ , ? lw nr n a] ‘= i “8 ‘ : = ‘er closely scrutinizing Quatrain’s |0"4 * Guaster sos JACOBSON JOINS 2 » “ wn tain Ha eda his field until " ~r a rer re ten * th eee a ™ The action of Frederick Johnson yards from the finish, Gil@ Says work for Bill Jacebeen to ad- soeeks i _—— e- the bat. Under the impost and & ust Himself to the demands of a iac- More - - > be 1,ocs a - J Ea . e. im. " # a , : ; ail . ‘ : ‘caren | 2 of Quatrain's feet is an in Lee © Cotner's ri et Browns she: his morning after theron Jase eance The colt suffered a shight ithe mile and « quart ; hating signed his contract In Ch! entry , - - > a ” * Scam nad ryiixe *9 one of his feet. probablv nearly as good as © : “age tg erda Both be ‘and Man- ard. as ih . - *\ar ¢ elite it . > rn ntracted Bw stepping on a rock /!ast years real racteg iol ee = mee 8 , -- Dr Gienm , . 7s perior ¥'¢ De® advisadie for BAe (9 a‘** "water Se - einder Now when he (leaves “9 “otner was 6u wo a+ +h fave before breaking a «ae wa aa aaa ‘i te 4 er last vear. but the , iree Ge - oon oT mites $s sta iB Teet are DanGagea as ‘inte the came * eriten | * have to be shown before # _ raen pat Lonrcea — rt the colt le a good stave! | | er the cal + areee Pore 0 Our Generel Our General (formerly "T haven't piaved anv bal! fer ~ may mae , adeno’ a week’ said Jacoheon “1 Mime\e es have heen driting my ar most of *Furncve . Mat ‘ime and it will take « few Ur t®ae a ex’ sare ind never again - Mens Mea . echae @tee, emu nan tate Cone ee ee ‘> «et mbered up im if Third cm Pe | : ' ao When he was besten by © ped shape physically but a fellow colts and @ s that cesire tft eave nothing .., ; . has - ef soOm- eal hard work “ee Stimulus in the Ptmiie® ~ Nigh Exo whatever 1 nance that Prompts nite has done bet Hie \I lohnson to protect his sterling Downs since his arrival PeTta rn amount ‘ batting pra ce rush i» , ‘. 4 oh teett ywhure n this manner vineing that plenty has bef. e can * . os ao * Laserk It i@ admitted that Captain Hal| with the cot teow gam. + ' { - oY _4 » 4 rrme ; ‘ ~ : : zi , pa Tr «e likely that Be Of @e'' «ment arrived at in Ris con we OS Fu andidates for the Derbdy. are in e ' rs . ‘Oract A4lienu: “ed preparedness (n a tew adie j epute ean entry, ~~ — —— 2 . 4 ’ -- ; ¥ _~ e fettlie and have done everything noiere but until thes Manager Sisier in speaking about Pour ¢ on amd THe recurn of Jacobson to the squad pag BSi4 the bia outfielder a reat trib en [ole wte “Takes ea vaive to a ciud a Sand required of them in preparation for +4 his chances for Derby | the xg race vill neither has wil! have to be reserved x re Te % 7 Turede his @nrreéea fu a> ‘~~ ** > a’ ”" the Mixture Thr Sch | NATIONAL ert sper fo every batter." eat@ °*Mendar J ; x ry 4 ria r n : 1. a MEET OPENS Baler His years of experiente in| iia al aftua sv againet ather American wi. ant FF oO Hold Meet Re the Ageoctatet Frese Leag e have given him « stere “George Ex J ee . rs caw FRawecisco April of x »® etgee *gardinrg he opprei- a Non acters which ts nvaliuahlie ¢C¢ythieen Wi than 150 ewimmers, Re | "7 Solda and Ane nr urTte * an AM Us we.i¥ How. Bae Central, - Yeatman atnietic organizations ® Dated outfielder but he will play a SPo* =: It of Patters wrong because he hae George BD Bet had tha etpertence that Jacoh- ‘fF Sen has Sad Ioe Evans {ts not yet Teady ’>- 4:y although he wae uted «rewene tion of the country, 96s to Compete on Track , tame here today /*Pp ash ‘a+ Saturday beginning of the four-day champ onen el tane meet on Amate iT Athietitec Caio. as a nie a hitter in tse fire ga vTX"e °T leatev : 4 . tt A tr ple track meet hetween Cen- ' The great new gee Of the nartaa Le s weak af & fe- _— a | - poo! near the ocese "Suit of © « llinesse from infigensa Sacer ra =) ian Ind Yeatmanr will take a deeo stra‘chtaway of 3 tins * Clee (hele race “= 2 * irca r rning a Fran- "ea" #: rr = remperature a . D . er Killed. ode aan ae 4eagrees Pe | s' rded with : Raw ta hh te NEW TORK. April 22 —I¢ | dent Seme Pies tome "A come and ae’ me” said ™, Turner Prea w . , campos — on e * mecrhanteri engineer oO = M «het Newark ‘ } as *e ened away a from Bren: wn 4 tt. ?t. entrance te ppm the "aA _- , -% e ‘ ¢ 1 . ~ ace wa vesterday in a : freak racing car he Was tuning Up Jon fer the -a-«s a! Indianapolis, May 34 time — 2 -* -~ the en'rance ‘he car new KF "er - a and Te»! lee neck “eas °° Jew Srokenr in 3 a4 a "ow rT fa) i's score of 3 late the _ British Souem ‘Results in the & Apr ; >. Resu’ ts af ‘s i” ; ai : : . *ague emcer foot Da. 44 — Bam , jan : - ‘ ta eagzue first @Qvision einan Mancheeter {t wit Amptron , Rack pee) ‘ >» eontinese umng * a ers athletes [ give vee monial to encourage the of Joint Ease, as I get saat eu .t« from '*e ose With best _ AMERICAN LEAGUE. *asse Fenda a & “nl Tui AT ROSTON : | 35c. each, 3 for $1.00. | | Sagless and won't | turn yellow. | fighters. rungers, performers, tennis thousands of them sae because it takes the ness. stiffness out tons and | Ligaments qui thing else they ever if wes are an —hiete aml Ne | aa p> a—irey sod (aes o° ow Kalle Ruffing ard NATIONAL LEAGUE. a a a a a AGO AT PITTSBIRG RRs,

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7 SL LOUIS Pus I-UISRATST HT GAME BROWNS a frrors Help Sisler’s Men Tally Three Times Off Edwards at Start 1M KSDAY KVENING, APRIL 25, 1925. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH oo -—— -- - I te te ee ae — 4 a a - > —— — ANGILDER ON MO UND ee Deardorff Still Angle Champion ee ae | Ct - em le a - —_-— a ee —— —_—————— — a ee eee — — aetna te ~—— Last Night's Fights Eastern and Western “‘Trusts’’ Crow-Cupples At War Over World’s Mat Title Game Called menos After 2 Innings ee ee ee, Haltimore. won orer Kid treves, Washington, sixth reand. Authorities Decide Small Crow Players Are No Match for —By Ken Kling ~ ond OND OD GONNA STidic Three-Cushion Star Retams City Title by Defeating Dr. Macklin, 50-47. * - Sandow Element Claims Lewis Did Not Lose Title to Munn, While Curley Faction Declares Zbyszko Won (LEVELLAND. — Al forbett, (Cleveland. won on feual from kd- euard Mascart. Kurepean middie- end on o~3 on »~3 i | on o~3 o~} 2~3 Although the veteran Stanislaus = } Henline, Uhils ® .478 and third places in the tourna- f » Cleve ina and Blam In our @wame a . : e amateur three-cushion tourna ated Press a7 ee Jacobson © ade his first appeat Ss f = eo ee ee ee 7 , : 99 (one game wa ed after two a ~ ment etained his crown as cham- 4 ; . Rrownie miform this ate - Bs CHICAGO, April 25 Prolongation of the dispute as to who is the Spa. esvniael 4 | | ) : , ae in @ : BROWNS AT CLEVELAND 2 ms it : :, ; innings and another postponed un pion Deardorff made a high run yi . 4% 4 geeson when he eng ‘ged i? pre W orld ~ heavyweight wrestiing champion Was Seen) toda V in plans to | i hy } ‘ , ve e - . PT? ) 7+) & i i “Mais 2 | ypped fLonzsales, Cards % is 444 of ’ ~~ , ? ? ° " . ANING * m \ ~ , > ' *hil * 21 rT) 42 Hoyle defeated VicA thur. so ts ‘, FIRST ! . _ BROWNS. CLEVELAND en the runner picked the ball up, | Philadelphia recently Lewis pre to Meet in One-F all | by authorities after the second in- | Hele, Fares : “aan 39. in 42 innings in the Arist es ~~ ( BROWNS Tob oo “ ’ i i¢ e| is lg? * 1 cet i”? rf ’ : gene 44 ‘ oo VA " ; ; ’ = ¢ ,i J dq rnyT aow i} ‘ if } . } id ‘ fijaed ‘ ” 9 he e o i e Pinelti. hied« - oy is 420 a o Li; : ris “« . ‘ ~~ Kartertean i aaa ; VIOUS! : , : aa ul LF1e B Ph ] d h ining when it‘became apparent tnat . “ats tourni nt } inte J | eached afi fi” } and hey roe | Siw) er? F aoe sree ia’ be { ] rife = : ’ , t id ‘ | s* nt I ) ate ‘ C ' 4 . ‘ry \] * 7) w } ‘ n t } e gj me out at I a e p ia ! S Ant PI ’ . - i “ . > . — ’ int arrie n The winner had "a > - pTebin © (yt areeee re ee ag ll te oT is had elapsed. |... sap ego States: =gistee : ‘the diminutive bova representing AMERICAN LEAGUE, a high run of 11, iff ui Aling ‘ gon first when brews: LiTTV ibis McManus ” 4 ry e@.. £8 ut = 2 . ofa 1. I .ebraskan TOOK his measure cat HK the Asaereiated?’ Pree | Priaver— lub. oe Ar HH. Pe. > ie : . : eround ter bent! t of ’ 7 , , ; | tne Crow schno were no matcn (ol! 2 . , aoe | . . - { Mebertson ss §=Frouncs newer Tihixes k. ephen so He was wrong. The runner nev- | ansas ©) PHILADELPHIA, Ap : Severeid, Browns 4 12 S$ 7 AS CHICAGO johnny Layton de, 5 i —_ . —~ 4 had an Pass double } ? ee fran ge rbper ae * b. i. . er handles the ber ll. lie should |ewiic« jas ne or adrr trad he inst TANISLAUS ZRYSZKO —— t} fT isK \ by les mine "| he Crow liale Ath etics ~ 1 th 1) 4;¢ feated K te: khefet twice in ? ree. , a nL rea es " Ds i. hunted down. t! | Vane adie, mews been neat back te second oF the title although the decision of pe le x ! ' l team m , withdraw together Winge, Tigers * 822 S15 .460 Cushion League games, 59 to 48 and : —_ aatties . , 4 ) . | ' ‘ , 7 I Ast eer .s ve ’ i 43 ’ . . — — “ ; ' abase Mne for a sacrifice, ani te ene is \ ' ,ens even enlled out fer interference e referee generally Was a epred , . Cochrane. Athletics 6 = 2 7 4857 60 to 29. Kieckhefer had a hien ; “lias , , ; i , = © eat aa ' - (iT 1 - rié , 4 ' ’ , ) ‘ ‘ . . ‘ ! ihr iof +) Sis with the ball. His 20-second yarn Now it Comes Oat wor ”" _ vy weigh cnam- rom the race for this reason, it | Peole, Athletics.. 7 in Be 423 run of % ; : . ’ 7 a }* te / ‘+ . ' hy i , st O when — : | P was probably a wild inspiration. —T pionship from Wayne (Big) me at ‘ -— “ . from im” “Ne ’ ; Sen were ° >i i+ =i | 1 Vw r ¢ pr eset nig | yw = N11 — will vy » | +} 2 > : | , gwa) - \vV , & +} r a . " ~ - : liiams Si! rieq ta) Canter j 2 oe ring Ihe ‘ 2 7 ¢ 6 . one P , ; Che (> sg OW \\ e@het oy, varme . filled. Wills . yi #4 Tk. Cisse ey i i 1Te?7 i L@nSeé Ol ris ] w in nis ey?ty . ; , , . ris .11 SUP sabe Kaufmanr Munn'’s manage ; ' ‘ hin ana Robertso! ana , ‘ : ‘ ‘ hs thea , } rt Tuesda igh? ; i 4 ; Scnedu dito be nlave t ' : . . gcoring zo . shi on ' ° BIrine ales a > ee ’ ia _? © and Fiovd Fitzsimmons promoter next Tuesday night against Ke . eu plaved a Murphy ) ) i er I I on Speaker — e wed a a tries first vibra we Ae on of the Michigan itv matc! = aulh nato Gardini Articles of agree | Playground, was | stponed mv con- ~~ ; rial ’ ‘ Ye ‘ 7 . . a ? ‘ry ’ af t . . one —_ , . 4) jams took secon: sisi¢ acored ( girth: oe a “-lority. for the statement that the ment were signed today rhe «| °©\ iT oday when it wi take =| . - ~ l« , ; ‘ . tT) ms , ner > ¢ ret if t o _ . wre y NE Lg on McManus fiv to Jamieson Ben ie, : i rans’ dian aq nan ehip he “ i be r? t . ft Oo we ( fall to a piace at thn Sarre tire —_— “ ~ e *, kK ni ceé Vi iams« = mt ; rit - 8 at stake : © . = oo lil ; ‘ , ‘“ pe nage Oe oT At Beulah Park. The pitcher gets eredit fer the r, a Mischigan City satel ‘ Anish | 7 ne teatu game at Caronde , eying (to (hire eewel, (osseul . : . he ntcher i ! ag ee et ark von ol won ove! atives of the Mid-Coun se tison, THREE RUNS Weather clear: track heavy. OT ek billed as a go for the belt, the gl | Meramec. $—T7, i: “ out Dis ; ; ee i : riRST RAC! Geo) L- vee sD ofin snd held« the ball or not. ner apparentiv will be placed tn the as the kKastern wrestling trusf in a close contest CLEVELAND et ee een eee See ape-nal) teriong Ww ann the ter gete alposition of disputing the title. of |with Lewis and Munn holding 3 A two-run rally in the last inning -f*" > ‘ ] i ' ‘ isn » OE eid) S~ +i) CHV Ee aan “A nners tne! nec essary ; Much as the Son of Oma ! ; , _ ~ of Fe , 4 ; om) j ’ ‘ ' "en . / fet when Robertson n bel > $5.80. first , ee ao +4 t. tent? ore 1 aches |Zbyszko, who ®& make his rst egvians to the rn : i ; + \ ast : ‘ ; } 4% a 6 eF i “ j a. ; \ = re Mas Passed high fs Spurgeon hit into a dou S22 ri) S150. second. trey Rock 9s fire? , runner is caught steal defense of the honor n Philade (jardiyr generally e accepted aione-run maregir , ' : ee > ; : ‘ ae S11} 4) : of - . . ‘ | ° ‘ - oa « ; ” ’ ‘ tar ti ® ad t . siiite l . & P | | 17 +} ’ nhi ; newt ‘ ecis \ rn? , a net meer yer ¢ ¢ 7hMH¢ i goewetear ry tre ine ‘ hie nia’ rR Me Ta ; \I \1 i? j - { | a rem ha iu Joh brah . as - 7s . , rit re? . no ak ’ ‘ »’ , ey ~ 4 , ‘ 9 s+ ‘srr = ‘torenn ~~ 4 mer British Amateur ' Batter Ss hie “HA } hy izes Moe and re istration fi uresforSt Lo : racing as a 3-vear-old tte enson Walked, filling the DASeS Weather clear; trach fast wp ST Fy ‘Hara Wood the Huskers. Champion , ‘ g g . uls Whether ¢hese eoltas Knode hit into a double play. M IMmST RA *) sw ne on me ane slionso will appe P . PODAY'S SCHEDULE. and St. Louis County for 1924. ey ' ; ean carry “ . es five , ! Reservat ? ( " . 77 — anus tm (verber “ sier ] nurbor , ~hott a» G4 +i eo 9 on the scres . . . rroup ( ee ORnGs ane ReeS i tt reaching $2.30. fire. storm. King 218 «Matben) (for the dinner are to be made | Swell of oe) | ard va, Madison at Tower Grove The two popular priced small eneed 7 rr) ea ' P : ‘ : “a i eo ne, e: . ; . ba , , 111 win 1 , , \ : in ‘ OLUM RIA AY Ap} 9% " je —_ _— Paet.Thial "are } . pee ind & QUATIOFINMEMieg § Myatt scored on a wild ‘vatter’ $8. thir Ambass ee ce. M . | “ : 3 Post-Disp | Peck. sian’ Sua cars not included. question which willl not be answered Sitch, ews! airs Neen the , Sie! end ain te > Cc Missou Tigers ke 1g! ? HOY LAKE, England, April 23. ] fark. No. 2 ort) *} . : Sie! ’ al ced .f pert ~* . | ene ; ‘ »*> ~ ’ : ; : rr +i ae. ; f f rT} T J vas H ” N Hniianp ? "Ts od | ’ ‘ ont ey have been put © te sn made a one-hand stop of Ed e Mari ee oS oe Cadets Defeat C. B. . Sebraska Cornirusne: sere se 1) ~_Cyril Tolley, several times British | Pa . Mare - _—* a as ward's « y ‘ ne Mic - - - «1 ; ‘ : 4cademy defeat the sixth inning of their game ne » H Cant re smasn anc togsed to 1 sitesi ; es Amateur champion, was eliminated roup a apiacr Hal is a son of Black Manus. forcir ie Se Havre de Grace scratches ail , v ; B there ege ves- este! iv afternoor rapper I ' a ( : . nt pony, & noree that begot Black erxs a. a e Pwo ~ BOO Wormeo'd Si ’ rerdayv. & t* n the epeninmag gan t\ Rhodes for thre anee itive today by a rank outsider in the paciede vs. Mark iwain at Forest Park sey A #®Uperior colt over the mile So a xt ° af ‘ n na Rack ‘ 2 aha 1 te? league seneaute rite oupled them w th a Huske fifth oOundGd ol the champt ns! Lt) G un F and a quarter route Captain Hal - —_! ms we at ‘ fs. fourner a” ‘tek oe mroup F. > haf . ’ ' ‘ ‘ ’ } and w $$ to PAGa ew) closed U Bri isn citizens | was called upon but once tof’ JACOBSON JOINS Me ere by ianinl in cde | Tolley lot to B. Robingon, two up. | soGiMseow v8, Webster inosiponet from | 3rd Car : | 2a tt) . ABt \ ear in this race BROWN At Havre de Grace. ; ) ’ 2 4! ¢ . rm 13 { ine pv ry) e © ‘ & e series Coun 7 : : ve iti i WoO Up — . oo OM oh lave , *) oa “nea PY \ ne the w nrer, Ken- S; WILL PLAY , , ¥ O oats é . . ‘ hy 1° #*W eel t! ‘ } Ce . S. ; ye 11'S) Cc ; “a " Ca radina : eight pounds, Cap- IN A FEW DAYS »' ; ; ™ " “is : : P ‘ , ere T he 4 a2? \4 jeacvtpri , . : A 4 LE ied A \ | . \\ a | efi« ; 7 f, | 4th ar ‘ain Hal carrying 126 pounds ané og 34a Batteries, Wentern, Torres, Wood, jcome in the fifth. when McQueen | Gro Stans peapue eamem 59] College Baseball Kent - “4 Cardina! ‘7k pounds Cap- CLEVYELAN(N i) 4 ryt Is } — Pt .: ‘ 7 “* ‘ j | cant P ‘ co mr \1 ru oy —_ . ad ; be sie ; ala i a | te 4° eh 4 r) }? ’ . A { ‘ iv le ear ox ‘ tain Ha ef hie field unttl] about 76 - il probably re ‘ire tan or thre. m Colt ,* i 4 t4 a, ' Pane ’ , P (* 2 : pean CO sia, ip ies 4 : fo 46 and 50 to 45 The winner had - . , ‘ards from the finish, when he tired Gays work for Bill Jacobson te 1- | anaah = = ‘ ae I'mpire: Kavanaugt ae | 4 ‘ ve gh runs of 9 and ‘ Missourt 4. Nebraska 3. under the (mpost and Kentucky Cat- wet himself to the demands o : "tac. Mor on . — 4 5* | Holv Cros« 6. Yale 2. dinal beat him el hall gam Bill = jois ; the ent ‘ {froth ‘ Tt % a MiSs a ta +aT . . . a ‘ (ornell 2, Niagara 0. lee C“otnere« right te &o over TOWNE hers thie morning after (j,ar " Ut Ar we ; in ’ | > . 4 a Totals 0 ? : Our i(jeneral ‘formerly Star Lore} '* ; . aie ‘As - j son he a " ~ . tte. Ona _— al 7) ‘ha ime , “ . “ ua : ote Play. *e . t er a i .? which \s rated from last veares form Ors to get limbered 11; i'n M + tae a ‘Sry : T aggre ne } temas -_ ; when he was beaten by & nead by ' ' f ' eee 4 And the significant fact is not that tory ' Sa ; and find it’s as good as ve a 4 for it I wake it every Gas and he Ra bal] Sc » continue using it a6 long ma if oAase ores AMERICAN LEAGUE. train athletes | give vou thie test) ' monial te encomrage the manufacture MTMADELPHia AT ROSTON nailed Joint base a satisfac . + of Joint Base, as I get such go . ei te from its use With best wishes 1 beg to remain, Signed a A. WOODS, Trainer of New York "° : ; Baseball plavers, profes oi 1 fighters, runners, jumpers, cire ]* rformers, tennis plas ere, golfere”” thousands of them uee Joint Ease because it takes the lameness, gore le ren ness. stiffness out, of mur es ny" uicker than 8" NATIONAL LEAGUE. dons and ligaments q thing else thev ever used — if wo are an athiete ard ese at the in the game always use Joint © joint SAGO AT qo? 7 Pl 7 ~ . firet a an - 4 Mf iece Tend nr’ nuke ra: 7T T ‘a re Rorerne se Al prvi et Kine * at num “re ene Often a good rubies arene “with Joint besee chares away ® vutt for ~ . hefore morning lr eo tie beet oft t Fu, eore muecies I ever ued + Nearly at) the etare are “ie? °° | ores A cents » tube at wort wree oy “4h and Washington and wore all Delph Drug Stores and arué ever America. ’ PSa4netrRnoarnwy7?} drum -tight and they stay tight. They are un- surpassed in resiliency by tournament gut. This racquet is beauti- fully balanced and im- proved according to the specifications of world- famous players. Truly, here is the greatest tennis racquet value on the market. $10 at lead- ing dealers everywhere. Durable too — abso- lutely unaffected by dampness—or even rain. Ask about The New Dayton today. are available at a remarkable saving of time and funds. Seep on the luxurious COLORADO FLYER at S. Louis; step off in the Colorado Rockies, do anes ad ad teal 7 by dt ; : ; cies since bis arrival here, com wr MES of batting practice | organ: ce : abdidhe oalt the ROR eeng Stole _ peste nageres Buick ranks First in actual number vincine hat »] ty has een ore bh in do anvthing , teettys ri Lith i ror Lirst . ate ‘ ‘ - with the colt toward conditionlag igen.” fa _ ith oF iG) High Sc! Has oe ome of sales—with its closest competitor or the erie)! rout af the . Jake ‘Ar? as — } . \ r } ne an ( en a a . ie likely thet he will show his EEE arrived ot in his con. “MD... i Toews 5tS | srunsie la many cars behind—but that Buick eparecdnes ¢ dave at fart dienute meat oS ane eM atin , . & ( ° » ° . . ies. ber ‘enti! thea npinions SEES Sioter, in wpeaking : , ; | at ae consistently ranks First while posi- tn hie honcee for Derby onore The + en of - ~~ * S al e RS | . ray ———— . : will have to be reserved SELL outfielder » ares i , —— Col zo W tions yearly change,with other : 4 ¢ . : be uA ry ine bv out oe tit b 5 79 automobiles hamyp onehin tank meet of the — Me , aes : ie > . ; at “ ’ t? > wt “a ‘ a) ew ates ee pe Or y . Amateur Athletic Union. Aig = Famke: ame ee » | en! . Seer tt . en 1€ aoo icipal mapinch hitter in the first game of ° oy > Grooved at top to pro Pl . See ee eae as fitted WUMEEEE™ series, He is weak as a re: oy oar }j ° RO | Chk Ha — All of which proves that Buick’s : ae ng are " 3 Rofhis ilinese fron nfluenza e.~ 1n4 *| 4 - We NEW sepecially weided Se ‘ ee ere ent eey ore nnove Seer " isvonth | Sa throat gives far greater position as ‘The Standard of Com- Ageet eee 4 sirder with lead in Vv . 2 ‘ M Uv ; > ¢ a+; y ee Sree some of the B xr od ote con's | ER ios Rtg | nents 0 6 onger handle parison’ is a position based on con- Sores eieaies Sone ee eck. Come and get me.” said | Mei ‘ ai bes sistent value. There are many *, me . ni engines . M ' ’ Re re SJ. as he aped away Somers ta _— “Rie a people driving other cars today who ee eror parkway. vesterday ii bee — | Peat 8 on ’ plan eventually to own a Buick. - B A SE B : ee oe ee Journal Team Leads. . | EER EES Gee . Bee Mie from the entrance the car | ROCKPORT 1h. At Row!- | Two-base hits—Thomas. Haterican Let Your Neighborhood Buick Trainer of YamkeeS fet ve vere tee mines toores a eh Dealer Demonstrate the Buick rainer fo lates >» XN t} *« how Is s Six T to - ood Word for = ngpuent ere. It # the r | ocak olin ee Deel : tandard ouring Car | = Says G ag eee | history» = He . you a . sells for $1274 ~ = VOXDON. An: Reduit ere | > a ‘ delivered Louis—tax paid : Mears league soccer footb ” ; | . “hers \ Few of us can see all of our country’s scenic On = a ton: | : mae beauties, but, by careful planning, it is possible | South Side Buick Auto Co. Hon §, Black root bey ee fl ge om to visit the most famous. | 3456 8. Grand BI. a June 16, 1926 fee ee: Menches in The New Dayton Rac- Rock Island Lines so reach across our Western | Kuhs-Buick Co. ° have given vour preparation Vale is QUET The new twisted V acation Region that an almost unlimited num- 2837 N. Grand BL stee] strings are stretched ‘ber of tours, afiording the widest possi bie range, E. A. Dodge Motor Co. 1417 19th St., Granite City, TL West Side Buick Auto Co. Kingshighway and McPherson East Side Buick Co. 326 N. 10th St., E. St. Louis, IL Jakes-Buick Auto Co. Kirkwood, Mo. : Schnure Motor Co. 2938-50 Olive St. Vesper-Buick Auto Co. Lindell at Grand Regardless of the Car You Buy or the Price You Pay, There is no Greater Value than a Buick.

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B5 oS OU cay g¢~ 6,519 INTRUCTION Want Ads last a Es eae, eT ‘eo POST- DISPATCH _ —_ a. } ' hs — CEMETERIES | CARPENTERS & BUILOERS | DANCING | |SITUA ATIONS—WOMEN. ( GIRLS | HELP WANTED—MEN, Boys |HELP_ NANTE "y a Be . Oo & A Tr A Ss —. , a ar. ‘ _ ae = -—-unlon. at once 3318 Me r. UCPHO!L STERER A PP a. P 1 tit pes ST)4 y KTLOUL. ARCHITECT—Pians and specifications | LATEST dancing ‘aught: orivate. daily. | PR ACTICAL NI RSE- Call Lindell | LATHERS—Nonunion, @ upho.sterers wanted. APRIL 23, 1923 KILCULLIN— Entered into resto furnished for any kind of we very evenings. Lin. 4745 Adams. 3065 Pine | — ee is ; ganford rd. _ —— Co. 2100 Cass Li — was er- ” oe . >}, nm ‘abeny ay. 7 or ad- ’ iene aaa ; ; tT Sher 7 a fev Apri ze oom ae ee OFFI E GIRL—Age 16. candasie. com [a ur Dt.st san - Temas eee ; OAK GROVE | 4 ge, : . . EARN {5 dance: lessons at any Rour K, - p16, canatle Cees | een apply Missourt Baptist Sanl- | Son ickes inser ) —“gALESMEN WANTED HELP Ww — ie —— — »> Domas BB Ki cul! n : 3 : . R we om » ~~ q ré enawering shoves ‘ \um. ite “ 1a : ae oe _ [to Start r Dace refer y— A ah gprs er: ail ir nerdy ‘,TRI — 7 “3 ” '* Marvy hk ulin ‘(nee Sareent:. co*ar } * rT? > ie Jan ’ ter ot T ? a’ r Catenany Vote. ] ‘ , a ne 4 . ~ ee eee y —- » . “i The Cemet Unusual” mot games nerpa jprenatemmarens ' - ~ Mstructors, prices reasouatie “ seif ceneraliv usefu Colfax {ag HINIST—fF¥s Gass; must be «x ae Saturday and o wl peal ed sectdea: tneur aaael “ ‘ Mars ~_ Leo t Rosemary iiar : r jipe et Arcac a & 4 Sase = © : ies t : - - 4 . ma . e A x“ t ul re ft =* . sDbea tech tarcr “ga sane cot : —T owe ™ v# am! Gear brother of Mary A K s37h _ PrENTERS aNT) BUILDERS—Gener- ‘'uve riuviw Le! 4. . - ) po ; on - —_-—-— _ me pg ‘en * ne = apenas co Cy ' , &: — x —- ef, re AB mre "os > ri . neTe fr: . far TT rexidence 7184 ADOPTION ("A rik Re. Pte. ~ = gem at : ae o : sas » ; de i ue SA @e? PA bet " j SE—Sit — 6 7 nursing nite ref : ) 4 Ss ' ; tu es : ~ v At hu I \F eM “LEAW @wrorit le PE! ins oe ee! aigave ~ _ ‘ Re Mac s« s'ree mn Frida mern ne April - ~—y . — Te unaer a a reva:r Gore new f a ngs, i-t-ARN to Cance in 4 private lessons; ere ley or nich* Bon t 1648 MAKING MUM FU SS a enced oniy Apply 1] Meme?! t rmana ‘wene 8) sia, = * r - .. rs . ; n + “ : ° i ian AT» i} Tis N—Ba y . .™ 2 s *¢ . earasee* " k @T oo ise® |@nh. arne 2... gE ven arly mAOour th or | T oe jay — = . > -- s e@ P : a “Ses and gro .1Ingz grrs M aa WwW 4 . i’ Lr oR cn y ils? * a ' : _ a , ' ' ‘ . - . : ‘ . = _ ad allies i [> iJ : wt? 4 : -t - = " } bii2 ' & ss . +s aie A ' - a monthe old Linde |} 2004R,__ — mates and piants b rE. Sei de, 4i\* rridagy evenings Ca : nigh : 34 ..% RAP! ——— pee xi — . sbhues must have ract:ce eiteriet + wanhere LEA e ait Vam.evetrer 81 Laue oret erred © — - = —_— = > . > ar ‘ = . -_ ute Ae . 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Seacs. © m9 . « Maib 4s OF esti =» wa eaienda . ; a , : 3 2 . - : " ory “© ‘ ee mirc ym HOw smn 4 1923 Kerha Mick be pved wid Jiamon’ clasp: reward. 5532 Water- WRIGHT EF i : the commiasian ome = Reuse wor le 4 , el se M Raee ¥ “ w of ; “~_ = > ae > ; ; : 3; Rave ad erperience DD Lunmity , - , rt a : - ges : nan 4 — d ave ] \ - 7 ‘ ; =. . ; _ a : meeting Gen Gabite aed aaa 7s . : os t ‘ ly Kapercence bal re rea an the ; neton es - 4 . : ' Ane . lens ; ‘ en - y 7 ——— - : -—a* , ry oftecaeesrn ery = _ o ba : ’ ; ‘rer Hra f Albert F Ssmuels af Ch qago. Harrys 3S. BEAGLE b—Los ale . meti-e Ho SEGIRE 5 zesun Kraun ROne pvuse ’ ee . ¢ Ne York Mre , " , - ~ eA E RESS AND HAULING 2 DEMPSEY. reg. pat. atty. [Informa Ps + “her wit’ conscienttou ef rt -A ert weceesar’ y esser''s Tht ora a? $ > ge Weiser Elizabeth) Broeter = « . . ins A al . - a Mrs Jee + Myers a ' rures ia : S bustt “a8 r _& rex - earn oe r Sus ess rou ny . ets “uw . se £3.19 = , Sh F ” a «¢ loeenrA OM Wehaes abd iy Gear «Tai ‘2 be Aaa yt ' ' , lan e : owt : 7 - * ¢ Mio (c9Q) PE PWT rrsnre — ~* er an acvascre rourse'f to a4 nermanren? om on ’ oe rear ws emunerative connectimn ercrese’ Po ean oe = oS & “ae. - | a : , , ~ + - - - > 3 be to Fr ahene Cemeters . gotiee of Sunera’ tater ic) ‘ rebt sheul@er and ta eward Las = _ nls A 70% Are e ren we want Ocr companys ae geual “roertunity % hecome iient 49°: : ‘ ‘ c : Re ee ee “a - s te argest eectrca matifacturtire | a ith ef the targest rations: . ‘ i . . oe ; = . - = s | LL actu @ vec = ore gv 2 oa ry = : 7 . - a , . "I (— On W od . Anri 9° } x75 3 evilx : ‘ Se AP ] WA ON ae SE 17/7 1 = . ars eae EE ice = =" ’ i" EGrRre B | BRENNGQN..Entered ot eat ames ae 7 0: ; Oo - > oo nee 2O¥ Ss BICYCLE—Lost: or stole nr front GAS PIPE CLEANERS | & Farrar. 15607 Arcade Bice (cS — Mg Fier Pimye - y Soe sae oe AGENTS WA » beewe soho OO = = housework, H Wa tor Rrennan. at Pemiona. Ca Ap . . : ae » « °. . . ‘ ay —" - 8] Mercu® « tnt 4735 7a acest tac E M P O y M EF N | ‘ ~\ — 74aN _- Ma criad Apniv 2 a ae . ° a conesctentinus worg- te a = am Areor @hich te «show'ne vwnprere i. 2478M. OF 30° after a lingering ens te loves , arung Sie « Soup — 2 a North a eward + Q@mestionms ssa Rin. snags ag . a. _-. 4 L :; ome -~ a . Erverience ‘SB our ne concnecesearv.§ AGENTS—Sel! cord dented sales actiwities are offers a7 . ‘ busband of Annie Brennan nee Vavgh: sriing mwether of _M dred ‘Net Sn6 —_ — astestee Dut ——. % . , , , « te4u ys . . - i -} avd #0 a St. Louie, ace (RR mn roric Peidar Aori 24 and Satercan 4or : —~ ; Huria) from oe vt of davartiers. at San ‘y-secen’ wear , BUACH F KEYS st * AR’ ox o" gas! tter tie 5 Ss) 2° , OTe «ao 1 \ @ TIT 2: FC Malicable Casting C TS N Broeiwar 7” mnadits tiioR % ae ; an: HO! SeaTayt a | Me@re Cal Apri! * Koneral from residence $458 Wrom ng ‘-Fergusen. Welsto: effersun e ma VY | 4 \ fee @ ata iin 6h Se Ce. 7 ssa nom ‘ : : ‘ ‘ . i - ———--— _ pense ecm son ia? ; /. Sees haters’ into reat on Thurs «treet. Fritay, April 74 ef © % Mm. tO) Cass cars all Olive 1225 ticn, SOYS 2a. 7¥ Shall > yw FY Swi OD) MOLDER—Arcade and squeeter molder acenTs__? as SJ 4 ; | ' , we ° . . Loma Te ; ~ ak ae ‘iaNis—Live wire eT ae : : é : , Ayr ' 1Wl.> : nM? 4 r" ‘ sa ten er’ leceased @as 8 men *saSTinVnG * «ret y 3 rr rhuts . 4 ,ER =IN MAN Si‘ “ rears tcer sree r nary »JIS0 ARingshighwar | So ; = La | Tinles Circle, Me.| “E.: a, 8. MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES | el © FRG OOO ee eee an of good address rCTRITY SALESMEN Hor Seo Re ; : A. a2 we a’ a a | \ a ‘ : £ “ . ear : Lper.wence mesh i r \ A On ¢ *' PT macoul? “> NSS einen . -. TT ~~ - There sas never been offered « securi'y | Sate ame | aes uth, irene, velsn and Henriects PHELAN —Enteved into rest on Wednee eee: a ee a WNCRETE . ; | | ait a £. He—sit.: 1) Orr’. mace OUpPpe S OLlice, OFFICE BOYS 7.34% Puer-Disoeteh eth greate earn ne power than that, 74). Poa- : 7 - ae 4 “’ arn is & A in 4 . Yar - rela ‘eur e a a > Li 4 i. é | ' ii %, uf ‘ . " ~ ‘ a : ‘ : . 2 LL? .8 = cr 7 — ''ee = e fens inter. wee Hox . ee z ” ' C Ue OP FAMOUS- , ee eween 14 and 10 YOUNG MEN—Seill hou T-3A2 Foe ‘spate tele | or daagss 7 . | stores ped : room « ~ fvem Math Fierman @& & aire re iw oN i. lat ‘ wh . 7. ‘.’ ene now Sek West Warvaant eet 24 at OPO om. to Pr. Alphonsus | D cide: Mascon ecable ced on ‘adie Delwar 1422, after @ . a KER Ela ec ae Tae the ee CANVASSERS ang SALESMEN | ster SOWmg - m4 be ‘ . — " — : - . . vite 4 a ae . ~ . o = = 4 ~ - 4 _ = : - ‘ .- . é @ 26s : «J . N £ ~ - - = a * . treoit | Mich taiw « raw ; t) nN’ enrmee ia ¥ : no i ea ca Dy le: Los Asa 3. *-. 4 : : - : c - = ee = aNT RA "ER — Exnerien eo? , Oe eerto a apt ares. store work App’. wo “er ys . ‘ ~ . - ‘ - . ° - rat -e?.r> eA - - 3 Hor , Ses waN—To ~~ =." da on ea ~ BRINAMANN—-!o tetra! ut . eat ta ~~ rol sAl Pop te ~~ | = reel iN ‘A ~ Tiere ‘ aT y et 4 s ww, a” 4 +] CS . ’ ‘ ee » “ . . . 5 9 . 4 a ‘ % e s ‘ = = > i _ Sa 2 _ wegor - 9g ° : - . =, ipo 1es ong - ips Avoly =) ere ’ 32°33 ee ) 5 i ~ ; " LA ‘ 2 w~ 4 : : 3 : e ™ ‘ 4 \ ~ = z ‘ — ‘ = i3 ,.) ae : : * ’ o = os a » @B~ao@ ihe, fay. Apri wa Pst wiv PP & a» Apr 22 «1925. at Pae>uska « Hunt rds reward Fergus Sy = a . avd , truck 2 05 all day BRaAL ELECTRIC CO. Ia Mime HOUSERE " Viwiet Irene Brinkmann Gariing daventer hs ro ah leariy be ed tueband ee can ast — SX AVATIN rma . hen is aue ore . = —— = ALN. i— 450 Enright. Forest @87T01W ° .sc 74. fed: of Joseph and .Svivia M. Brinkmann , asi 1 nee Rosen: 7 tn oon cur —eeet, female: Moneay eve nders ¢ ed 401Woics . 3 rs t 474! : PER—To teep customers’ ledger | parn~rer Apoly 3512 Nat Rrid SPECIAL EDITION —_ - -—--- take care ° e4s a r= a va ee 4 hina hend of Anna M B lana nee (,rospoe ie FR .« . 64 a - M = \ — ew .PSS 3-U rewerc eris oa z & enue 4245 " « . ss . - " - . ex .- a 7 - — =~ Cima PaInt Rs..1 : am lo coed _ 4 a we as TNE ——— Wea will -_— omip “or a7 Seon ete , lar@e oreagnpum - Mr Bi “eo Punersa! Satur Ph Are ' ? . a’ mS ti * m - : . — *s& at ° : ~ -4 8 x Gal el _ @o truck stake end , - ; ‘ > > ; ‘ : or, ; ~ Ms a ©) i — nit . PATNTS ae ae os “ me to e«acrifice for ~ Rag? mg “> he ene ts — ‘urmmheret @ = . : > s* >. a ' i] © Sth aw m: ’ 4 e ®... wn Y ry ‘v= _ _ : ‘ ; - ~~ . ili % —— " paper Jat ~ Ire . 7 — " . yw 10 : Calvary Cemetery | im 2 Calvary Cemeters FOX FUR—Lost. platinum. Loews The : mn a - vena | so ¥- /:- nt tv + — = o e o " ‘ ‘ y ee ese aan ~+ — ~ ie Ty teh a rn s o-. en 1” Ae: Ka zee , ' — = . ; tu eet ss. Men © . Ss » a’ ~ - > i ating a e@ ~ “ = “* » zs ‘ . oT , ~3 ve a a Reema i ‘ > - ne ’ ; . ‘ : Zz ~-4 ~ ° : rr ’ ae? » 7 re ~ * ~ ~AWMPRELL = iden! ¥. on W ednesday i erescay Apr > bervard nm 4...) hiartivrd reWalru , AaSTERING ew = sto w — - ~ . y iw St-ore . z yorkere earn ¢ a T° [Pu and natch carnencer ag , , . vi for a ee © | Robbe of 320° Magazine dear beloved FUR—Lost. fox: on University or Kirk wp st. Louis reasomabie | exe Sit. as sratore tveewrtt- | _cverate curf and coinr folding machines: | uaderstande tepals werkt pratee Sanna SALESMEN : SALESMEN — To sell | cence aie | ~~ . . ~? ’ ~~ . 4 . a — re on ° . - * = »* - , > . : - = = natin ; ove as aughter of [+ S NN er) [hoe : ‘ - e > M — Adam wvod = Muesday sme a - —— . S . ' BAS 5 . a. — Es ‘ srperinien veeot e ees f of and stea’*v | yy 3 : . — ; tomers § : : . . . ce a © bie barn - r. 2 ~.., deu* Forest 344! \ — ———— . = " P - ‘ io £ set “a ~ -? a | FA | == a4 : ; on = - ir — : a’ nerte: - +e + o* ; ; SROC ERY ALESM +. a a Heo Stare : . * su" - Mire ‘ Camphei) Argal ' iN rut he f Wilam Rebbe tod Mrs. Marvy - “y - ' - ax 4 7 - . — = pine ys ~~ ot s Q@Uain'ed with grocers =. ast oover suction sweepers oe ‘metal mirty third vear | Sel et ; . "» PTR NEPCAPIECE—!Iaet Famous Rect . Ri » trance. Morgan Laundry Service. In | & a —— . . Howe FF ; . dea ephew he \A ' I .° g —p ry ay ue ea Pi-uit ies Aiton frheniue ue Pur ee! . Arr): 4 7 os) , ~ . . -a ; - - 4 . rere ; ~' + M | 5 Ot 2 a MMmOUS- rr f ~~ ee a R . oe on rica ; 73 « Mere:her of S&S ofieia 1 Saturde® owed ibera reward Pars SFTS 7 -. & _ es eee : wpnieginteaaittindiaanitiiain c2 wandolfo-Ghio Mtg “2 I . ” ie Rm. Vian ater b’roda "i s me .* My = >t ASsSiks | ost key n ase a "ve a® t. iN ‘mm 5 iared a _¥4 ~ . 4 . x a. : +i = > : ; 5S vears ss =f D® €TarIrm2r scnseo QD LINTE D> Er . a - h LUBRI "ATING ¢ 2 We pat weekly. Apply word ome " _ ~ a oe vel _. : = ‘ - a : a 3 an “ . e a . 2 i = } nerience + “re im naa of EMMA —Entereag inte rest on Weines ™@, St Beroard’@ Churen ntermen: er Grand _Call_ Grand 9QvEeN es fe 2"* ANS ' Pest-Dis » Bile o “ eae aperiem WIth | potwanily advertant 52s N. Tarlor (et) MAID — Whit | *. —_ . = ~ - omnamhann - ° ‘ ~ » = a am = ™ @ oud é . ee ‘ - os > on _ . 5 ~ 7 - . * ¥ . Sas, Apri 22 1925. ot 19300 2. ™,,'™ anc Paule Cemeers ORDON SE R——Lost or stolen ack AINTIN va Dering astering ming 4 hae =. spray e2eun. CONMMERCTAT “» dealers m I[iliness cork Wi Vy 7 or | : mera — aved mo rt of Moe. M — a} ii Si imal 8 { ao » No 4) bmi and “ ‘o) o name >! ~; a’ J ." me iy. ‘ ass AY a ~a® > © =% a . x - neces nah oS ..1 Lies aD: he acts Treasst +ate ” soy , cn ™@ ’ : . * AL b erec’ into ve’ mn savee , te ? " —_— - ~~ } 8° » i “ sed : = é Tust he @witliine wo: ker and ceeu ll Funera! on Priday. Apri) so >» Fears er 15 veers axe : pase ws fe) permence ami furn: — coum’ ana oe) TP weoen Vort Bes jorelags ‘*“ , re a ne bi : v Gian “’ ; a 2 _— ry , - tr} : — . , ee - me ° -- —— — memenee ————— — — ; ? ~ : 2 rT rr'sg: ~ : — a ~~ — ~~ ee eee dws __« Fs ur ef wired are ~ a .. : . . _ . — “a m tam? side hoe ; a Pred tblotherme leariyv he oA ther of w 1000 High wa = s ; PATI EA RS And — aaa nie a avertinns . : i? Title Gu * Ride MAIL “— iene ~“a' i cortead + ootette s ente ” «oe 7 tw? l.ady Help : CRristes * August fe ther®- Kathe ne Mreokea Cle 2 we RAN -E , ne ate wet "ted sToRaes AND MOVING _ VAN —S : aie ,u - « ~~ , ene? ——— wy _ = La"? WwarT . earTyers , : ; mas De “exrnerien e! . . le | .~ ’ ° = . . . Sw . - ’ ’ i” ™ eae ST 4 ‘ heen) uv ee fe ‘ hure Interment im Calvary Cemetery ' . ° Stwhace and Fizabeth HRotherme: and our Sates. by Word War velers™ Sear ng I eis . ences — —wJ ads > nes DONE ex aa ~ “ . >, *> " " -~* . > "a = > : ~ mene = —_— -_-_-_—_——~ . a ee -— _ : ~ PORKRAPKR—Ercered inte rest . Wedi-e “7 is te eg tes ~ thie name of Ailien nders! Oo. +) ee ee ee a "2. . ; ‘. S.A —Stealy work — 1INT WASHER—And pe ver cleaner 408 REA ae at one -s et pores = 104 aM = salesman aes = e: sudu af -- anit’ s rside 3447! ee ES a ‘ss ts per an advertisement manseor in hie, Cs, a ne ~ Ie slitare lwerter aur dear eon nis OT awe ay a Sa OS 2. ©... Aung eouth reward 3307 Minnesota Sia, | OE FOU « We have recuced ‘ -§ : 79 "ARINETMA a See on _ = = = — —— as ef « oo ath eer, ea eeiia nen!) arenteed ince M WINS, lwether, brother-in-law end uncle esed ).., ™ ~e (jlnMe £ 3310 Seurr any 14016 — vag ’ rates $l per hour o: entra MAN v's : neon? aie _ Gain. te a ADB — ‘Xture Fa ; iANGERS—Non-union: after 5 _~ =esmen. Sut — oe Period. al Salee Ce 225 Frisee Bidg errteni- y P) teeny TPs | an ire : ona , a —??. ane — “ ad uiher ge WW om =| Stee ris . . ween 2 pnenes - and Ji e ie — . A aN nfon -a a “er >. - = os . 91 4 Box T-408. Post-L : . WAS tiravola. FPridew Aprti T4, et 3 po ™m W olfshere reward d . aa T ' LA! ‘ : met ex 7ze 4.) . 2 , wh ge - 44% Reran (ERY Set -onimission collected #'tR order See . * mt (Cgtnhetery + tm? nal adie . a ~d ven saa e4 : . Ne) ) “ , fe ‘ _ a ' PAPE 4 > _ = Romane " - SrA LU GROLE : p pte} . va a : ober _ wy Ser inlaw and INEOLEUM-—Lost 3 yards, near 20th 0 \ i G BY ON i RAC ; . eferences .B ‘TERS—Tw must are eae | ANGER—Frst-ciass 42.9 rors with a saat ’ -? / oad a ™ . = ‘ * = aad » 7 ™ : = = a5 = PSRUGHNT © VW a«xtneedayv Apr! ° 4 oo *. " @eFf 4 ; ‘en's and a a4 Mad S00 a tv eruru same Ave ; “ ‘ - We = e . a? - anno'y s+ ‘ os ———— te i i avis Market apo. a 1875 eat 235 p Marge et Prien sine om Purmture (« secsseiainllaibie ° . pap app — thls . anv yvears . in farm trever ed.. % mile sout AC a LANG ERS—First-cll ass Ca wm 407 Buder Bidg weet «siater of Janes Catherine and 7 44 ,> rom =Wacker-Heiderie “ape rPahasm —— _ et Tueecay biack stlk iNT! ey “ La * vi . eee r « z ‘ nar Te. «2 : * e Clayton och bentan TOTAaW — Mote 4, Os ~— ee Sore Hrriaht. our dear eu a acd wie * 'yuies avenne Saturday. Apri! 25 Wellston car eas’ reward Forest 5323 wis C' _ e imo : - — ' teank- ’ ; PAPER HANGERS—First-clam- married TOCK SALESMF. R OPERA TURS— i in ‘aw . ' ne fo Bt Mat'bew § Cemetery. (cS ,_ = rat nd sunburst rewar? outinten ——— Py -a°S *#tDrtence Wale rrt new oe Fart teeck ens en tureferret 5234 6 , = Werrwe men of proven ability. es Parior TU Hemas at “oe mern Fey oy fami wou’ te hoe A154 = ~y LA Yo ee st’, ry v - “. ‘ . ™ -_ . . 2 ae cane : ee , u Aa °zDe e0001 . > = 33. Louis ey, , a ‘ yur ‘ ale DA | STOCKGLAUSNER—pterat into reer on | Riverside SO : STOVE REPAIRS ee 4-282 enced. Apply 12 mh. to lp. m. Rohe) S389 3) | wertisement. Bom M-23. — i pe . w “* a - ? a . AP TANGER SH! “-st -laees PY.) Zar ‘ 7 — mi ven * " Saturcae 4 ' . . - _ at : a ond . ee? oo " ,” Sate ee | 5 ail ba | bo hee oe «Tr —— . — : = SA LSM . . Wik Bc a ; : om A ; @ ~aOCHK cre nw set ™ ta.n 4 Ww > . : 7 r? — , . Vea=s’ ex , : — o ue : 4) «? 4 " or AX am te iwa . i x wt . . nae ah ‘es Puan ‘ ; Tr v Ec RE ‘ —. 31 . JiSsS _~ 4 : 4 v . ; P — os: aia —_ ak =A iF =-Vzc- .~_—t uwrtraite -_— * rar! ire _outhes sae —_ retta ‘ bP loren ey ee ee _— & = oe “A a i4°T Foreet | ; o - poe PER HANGERS—Good wages +o “rs! Stucio. 1U[S Morgans @. eLper ence «a avy Bes. ¥-—8 wires Kr'ered inte eet VW ied oeela, “ ne er Ca¥ ft S. F Parks abvs pe - ta 7 : i TY —A4rni ‘ac eter ence — me Aopiy 4738 Ros R -s¥ ¥.. yoy sew i teepate , ‘c6) steady oo Ty - ‘ » , ; na " ee». Aa . en teu Sar eh er _* 4 : +h . . . sie er , . . : a. . . - > e aa ‘ \ he Hosa av : ver =at = = sala — ‘3 a ee ‘ : ay r Asrt] 22. 1075 0: 4:40 pom Ja mee da d tate Sard Webster 13% SS Se WALL PAPER CLEAN G, ETC. . exDe : sallmenta ¢ 2 neert sie 3667J a= Be eK 7 ared to han | MAT €t; Peeing televed husmand of Paul ne twine ar siei@r. sisterip aw | POLICE DOW—Lost: temale reward 7637 é gand creasing Boz 0-137 |! ; sta F aotutmen ‘nauk anaes = SIGS popular doit anh P*R—Of matu ue esT io aane:? Gear father ! Laere ty ' P *. age ) Cus " ~* ~ 4 L™y . aad > =e" sta a Pander = 7 “ { = a> ; . . c — _ iaaiiaee : = nz: ar COUE ore’ : s r? 5) ia . if nae” | P ‘lar : . Orne ew Ss ~ -ITve: ens te _ ‘ rears ¢ er . . . : e « ~~we Fast -* is—-Must Se eood me ary and commission 118 , ~ ~anoore * Ga) me rice t "1, eh ve a ? ~ 7 _ . _ > . . = . " . a - : ' 4 ‘ «hore er 4} - ey : — a's Vare Tad AF Krnterec? tnte ee’ r) W actrees Fl R- Lanet tas of cal *ou ™ eaday I RST.CTLASS paner * ang? - wor . VAN = iri * shee a : - 2 4 — at nee 40685 Gm) SALESMA — “Mea estate. Cay ey iia nz 2a «e io per 2h ether : . « . . .* : s . > * ‘ . é - . P= .* “ " -— " 7 . : . ; . ; “ ! : : . = — P .3 a a ee ror « ~ ——— F4 zo Sty nentn Le - - ere roads Y a. Va aewt ta f oer, ; _ . aoe } veure 4 rt —— ~--- ard 3 prawtta ) +. . — ' OOK —s.ni -eterencee 5614 Cares ev | NURSE Yreente ae ie ~gied rest oe use hi : = ire aTa Henge age : ae eae sia Dia cK sid he ws 7 NE} : . . . . —_ ; ; Rae . "7 . : Fim w Ly : ee ~ . - a -- » Pars «2 ‘tes ab* y > " ' : . , ‘ : r ym it wut ry . , . ad = . = na net ; “a? . ‘ i : .r : . aa — , Sar. \our . ‘ at 4 : Fi ; a grand » whtaining ; ™ $155 and tee Wa ~rPecR ~- YF : : : : : in anes - ont : . 9 ' Longfelloe Leper Pecthte!’ (nee H oe ee wal Pret tee . : , pnhone ecelt ere ewarc 7 arnt _ A es - . . ~ . ana ~ : et e . at ber 7 Mis “ Hom FF re. , ; : : © oY : ~ ie ) . - ‘As x AN i437 7 4 . . ter: ‘ , os " —_ >= 7 me _ ; eta - . : ’ ‘cr vty ve —s ‘ : : ue = a9 a ’ “a 3 ‘) - ® 2? Dp Pai * 2. _ “ a . 2 : \ . ‘ P 7 4 . _ + ° " ar ha zZ ‘ " ‘ ¥ gr ~ y - es “ve ad work ‘rat “an 2 aT t Jewnh Sabttariem Cau - : » . 9 7% ? = + at é x - ts P e — —- —— . + : a house. Omar zrTar freee Let erent «re - ” ° = * ‘ x. \% oe Mert ™ . — » a ss Se. ° ay , 4 4 - " 4 , " . a . : it c " -_ — st —ee El E =r ane = = . ates ‘ ~~ a - , a) ~s4l14 Cates , Part 2 enced. 17 Sowthmesr Cah OOK Ws « gm tor conking F oes ~~ | Orne rT! ; . ry : ; ’ = ‘ \ pe -@ : wistes *. . etpe rienced a we | Sandas werk. Bes miwarte Church pce Teer cxrer ts 1 . A . rere and A K i"gee” zh a’ ¢ ta Caltary OCrnetery ' ’ n om : ~ ° ° » a @. - ; = > aT pm » ia nm = : - ae . ' . . = . os = d . a . - . aa . o n" ' MALTESOAN — om. from the! We car rewant Phone Cataay 5815W ROARK BROS. paper hanging pa: echanica work “s: must be able to make en finishing de-| work. Cail bef tae, tA TORS —" Experienced of $10 ta on it | x, ns 4 er” ler La Iw sek OS uis are ‘ oe o ee ans a . = * . . ae = wi Pus 2 “ all sates | “ s' ead Work Kuen re Fr ie i Roh - Sivas Pris ust at en prefe ° « j ? é r r tas ’ _* . —% —_ " ee. . . = - —_ = 4 r g* > ~~ a — 5 - . - > ~~ “418 oy 7 oi a = hearted ri— a = : s 7) a a7 : eo" hehe *. wv “4 4 ~ =-— a's - in © : Tia al ‘ = ~S ‘~~ S : "Te ’ _ 2 _ , = ~« ae " o - : ; , =r er a — =. - a M“ 4 ’ : a ; a —_ c da e . ins 7 ow bail img sa levuke = 0S . ora afte 7 ber cee) ame? 1% - - ve . : Pe 5 . Th : . . . , tz ° oe ; ‘Se or - Ca ins —~ > AS i‘ recav trv e “ * ~ > 4 ; a" ~ 4 * sin - {= AN iw 2 WE ~N - with hh a f = ‘ a of ‘Re ‘ate lene Ma terma ‘~ar Wot her . ih r 4 : 4, ane ~ : . = zs — . - ‘Was : , . Ps bed - . oun a - ore eat | “K - Asia —= ai ae . “a 1“ * is ~ “i. ite s4m3 V4 - , 7s ha ~ oe ra ly aseer roc 2 Ti (is ~~ {oer anced rave Se be exper dew 3 . | . a : be "¢ re" sy ’ = ~~ ‘oa + sa : ~ > owe * aa be women gate sce. he ~~! ae 90 Pow -D apa U4 4) ork i TT) ~tebm v “ —e -4 : " . . 7 - - - : Ce. " e a * ~ 4 : : : : : : : . i ~ “wv : . vA , ’ 7 . r ’ | . ‘ z ’ — bo ] : A “ ; from Week Pre iners re gets paris “ Waiis, Mre. A. WaTCH ost: gold rone sim oe ~ —— tg wanes, si D. Darn’ ane ; : re — = —_ - eLIcewrerT seme a. aaleemeeainns Ticinity: muet Save acl -set , “Her — (giered etperienced + ort O é, . ei : - wiwork washing. Sidmey 1405M.\ os , : : , 7 (4s tructnra] ET ie TAL WORKERS—PFamiliar’ Box ¥-@2, Fost Dispatch, oer l ») Bummer ses (08 SN 72 |) Drew © : re ——— _ = oe —--- a —— - Ft fore Ot pe perce Mn e3a Fur tea iicta sening ton . ¢°2e¢le Ouse work ete +e * ~ i we @ 1 thence WATCH et geif reve chain and " tus ~ _ - rinia . [Ek | nes : : - 4 2 a . ‘ : ‘ ah ~ . sees . oil 7"~ar* ae s - _ . —— —_ of au ‘rear : : ; “a ; - : _ _ ~~ a | ao!’ . . *« A . ‘ ra! . . ws Tt? Shel > a > _ - — aaa - ° 2 ; = ; eat a = ‘ , . a _ 857 Ma hester mat - a a | m ‘Ft -@e . a> 33:3 “Nat pera! Friday at fT 20 o. ™.. from cw wart ) ‘ I Ya Le »>n2Z n =" —sit . 2 4 ‘> ; =" al aye a good sa ary end the onperts — zn ase ste sat : ar | wong : 2 ns red : —— * for ad ; on at fname corperaten far errt ie a a . 4 =. jes = aca . ¥.s ." _ ere = » « a ** " ° = wtatrs ans, Mec nll - ~ : ; : 9’ . acvence™ent are «ice! ent ile a MeLARr hore tees eet rete ~o~e’ ~mta ac : ’ af - ' " . e e " ie . a? ™ . : - ° . : : ™ Z pa S . . etper ence 4 rust oa 2 giux? atucs ee avr + wan “x 4 ir? ——* 4i4 Bor ie Bia@.. . “ ‘ a i’ , . : ees - a : +a. . "we ised ac with . 52 _ ome nce ‘ : m . ” iw - ,% . " : “> ~- — wate . ° : Sj a i ac " - = \? baled a -—-« I yy 4 H _- * Won. ° eo. enn ' = oe . - . To > » -_ _ wre DDber Ay - —_ : a — : > ‘Heoapita % ina = MO : ‘ rte : ; >». «We : > oF 5 e\ we ard P ~wTNnan @o a ~~ “« TN tLe" ca * . . = “ : . 3&2 a : sor. s * ~ aaa - — # , ' - lh -_— - a’ m1 -*tier = \ Es yr Ni _an in ‘ more a : \. - fetal ._«-—ny my —_— Thor mann! ‘on wife ef |! ‘ be . . i = 9 . ‘ : = - » ~ Py — — a. oe . = io -_ : pou Bug. notice ef funere ater frem fro te Ee i . io neg n a a ere reward RALA a ESSION A ' zt sf 2 \ : ~ ee ya’ Te he 2 +t--laee en ore! N. Beesdewee a a AoD. tm ve Bocne es + oot mas haope) pet \ th) isrrerni : . 7 ; a ~) mie . p ee : ; - . . — atin 4 Graai’ . 2T-r se ~ om lea . ther . Sas 4 = api ° we ' ia “ we) | > — RX perienre| 5 “A \¢ : v ~ * b ' ~ \f _ — Ww “ * . - > : - = ~”_ ~ BRAUTE—Frtersd into rect on Weaneata: insen —- er 28! i MAN— Whur “= janie Co. B19 5 Of ; ' ’ Y ~ w ine F-.) , 3 P , —" 4 | = a a | eg i? eln aes a A pre 4. > 2 BEA “ ; , c to tw meet TD e2.—reaoe¢ wages S21 Ss “RIN TENDEN T— " k; —_ ~ - . Apr : ae 1% s rm ony om i nat ae he a mn uTY PARLORS - i —_ a Er , row ot = o— For iumber Tard room «d1i6é Holland Bikia. un =“ * :. Bicher | & cpericnted: steady work auté he owed huebe: wi of BRarfhara haut one > L.vema’ AND HAIR DRESSING : = — : iat san i. ; POC on ‘or Meet Perty: «tate ox : 5 as ser Vez Co isii Chee rea & ' @ear tathe ’ / teoame A ° a - — S ate eaiitas a ; iAVE « salman = : SS =7t . Las —-e a? .s ‘ : J =T E er rer er c- ™ boon ~ aly] ‘*®teretices Bos Y¥-7S Poet. te st Mewar Fis ——" _—- —— = a as ; ' . ’ > _— ? * : _ | = > ~ ew ’ . 4 > . - ae a ~—_ * ~-- 7 y - =" . , ~ ~* @ _ a | Ad bot ou _ ——_ bee ; a - v rs... e emg ss bene. ' “aiherine a audia Kautz SECRET amy ent wa ee.’ , A ‘ _s b _ . . : Psp ts - ent . - — a . ae >i a E> —e wotmer an . - Vite crrwrrs Re erwork ane ee eee See ee. sraadiat ie CEMETER _ a. wary OF a Nestic Laavi na mm. : eTPerience iren apo ie oe Manchester 9°; with AS years wer. e Nag for ceners. houges “i ane = “in oe Seusey. Sater | evening — co PERMANENT WAVE—Speria! $10. Ts : _——— — or emai! apariment: references re-| TINNER—For guttering and furnace} T-147, Powt-Di — 4 famiv Cal T7339 Chere sae Apr) a 0 we St eo 26 —_— . _ >>9 XN a v . 9 ; 7 ‘ ‘ = : —~- 4 ‘~ *s3@ i ; |. = oe) -—«€* ae a: . 2 r& s 4° . Lone ® ; 24 23MEN ee i , et Bk eis aaa ° Agethas Church. theave to New St May eMETE ay Fes WTD—as PaRT OR lee floor a —— “ eo. Wake mont S33. 2238 ad- JOB PRESSFEEDER — call eat 715 N. TIRE CHANGER—Must & ity: « “ely made to / . White fur gener housework ret sEwe: ere t™ ‘“ : AYMENT ON _ =k) ~ — a 2 'T 2 ‘v 7 . . . — . a ae a imt new city ez. ~ . enr ee ‘a : : oe tory sTanDaRrm MAKE Io ae ; PERMANENT “MARC hea ut! *] a Tul . "@ef a . , : 4 “any Fishe : -— oe “ = Co. 3450 tie utility men ~« = : - ey apowel = ke mae Pree eel eet af Ti meth: and ie panainecs Partnese and business ’ nirerety “?y = : ~~ t zz saree AT yc i A % REM A N—Exnerienc we 7 _ ~ “— e ot eut of mw * P .’ Rene Ws tews oo —e one ~ le I Mose! Jer? ot -| . ee ‘= } ty Preperi* writtee ad. BRi fs NTS Woe ~. % lie - ne . z - : q = A ar ie” @&) eee ; ee Ace. wc es ' ° eEner a - a eq ~~ Lenen trorery «ts lor? *% eorer «ston ' oko — Lot ot werere «ee coed ’ sta. ” - — . Pe Ya me _- + , _— ot el o “tle ead woean oo : “e &, le Ser | it Pot ¥ =e kee 148 PF

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THURSDAY APRIL 23, 1925. HELP ‘WANTED—MEN, Boys LPHOLSTERER APPRENTT — ia . *t) }?s upho.sterers wanted. Blase m Ari. : 3, 1925 . = é. hie SALESMEN WANTED HELP \ WTD. eae ‘ABS o} Keb ainner rl WOMEN, | ace tn ; GIRLS HELP , = SS iealay on Dince: referents county: ME GUEEMEN— And saleswoncen. all oy art WTD.— WOMEN GIR . ret cfs req y: MEN— . part GIRL—tToe w. | Peto) Satria’ ond Bona Uied: ARMEMIE® to oll health «nd acciicn: insur: | ryac. 2 OTK In ready-to-wear stork TEL ; USEH’ —— SUOSS FUN SAS | HOUSEN’LD GOODS FOR SALE | CLOTHING AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOGKLES nae ‘owt b> mteckh “av Ro te - organiz tial cot i? ie avacl ‘ Must tye wb ¢ t¥ " P . ? fp? HONE OF ke BA AT ING todd... ~beoR f°] . y ' i#ba te zx - for ‘lars : ’ btm Hate . = a 2 ' SS panes on 4 z if) tabie arm crowe VA’ i _ i Cl. LEANER > iat, or samt — Fe S le ‘ 1.) , > ge : . orig | itis i] ifti-« : - eens . seri ard reat} r " ™ ‘)liere Siliie ’ a rhe 7 : : oT " airs WAIT.) ; \] EF ' PASERS—px beh) of) | a0 a : rr | —. wy _= All K ure Ann v +138 “Vande eeriences Wolv tl ‘ o “" a Pte a he A (3) = a fathom : 1) b, ‘ ry ie? - i 4 a mp yy — . : : ’ | Sus : i. iM a *.) aa ” maine sah | at PARI . Wea —_ Rent ne on Ny . , : , 2 He ié . “ -aadeier he ‘. ae “al elatre WALI. Are CL ia NEks—a, nker._te) tive os i ierenewe ie UE mte pr@erred must neo iences. — German ! start ih 8. wen aoe” (eee ee RED—With cretonne pad: $9 4020] “Me Morton Electric Co. L117 Olive.|” genteid. MILD N. Vandeventer, Lon 5617 ( HE. VROLET COUPE | $203 and ong for Sligo term trade washe ex» rie noes 5d De ‘. — ? . pore a. nave wd refere Laon - side th and = cc) told: ec , ) ™ , - | ot evenmae i146 N. Vandeventer ence $484 2 i only, A int 1 45 es (ort itsicd 7 mundrs ork tin weniiinn ‘ “1 Soutn West. ie P el ees) : DAY BEDS. . —" —— vactumM Tea = . | Pay Ey é Cc 4 . its has ow tire new aint an pa 7 benrigh av. . ; ss | Path Rox 4% +4 a. ! 4 ’ . al bri ‘ ' jer] g “ } | 1B ANI RS—A n nber of used i 6PPARE! Wea Wene ¢@ ~ . , wun cna Panes - ect hmihK Flou deter 4 est igc.t the 1 ie WiNDmwey TRIMMER — Must a _wEN-— he eases noneyvy vou ever leiri : ; Pos ‘Dispat ; 13 Prins. C4 it L vY shizhtiv «rat onct ing at! Rows Fureka Hoovers Premiers and : mb hia ” : és + ca aS — » - re bo tnae tet . om 7 fapinne Ape, oe axefuils ~~ pileage etrioced r ]) s Stute 1 eX per meor from >. wi Ot 4M) ne Week . “ > ig or Com nz and a=«ist a o ‘s ui i--RS TY) rier « hat« | \4 wu ft ’ ‘ ’ Bros 4311-138 8 14r or tie makes orhew ‘ TT rs 4) eh) | aint , a. y , =s ’ th Rs ' a. & ie - , feat A tmib* wf, tieand (heen Mr Wilson Kreayes oh eens Apply gapernenice neresras \ ‘¢ teach vou free; eral Nousework Kool Wag , wt Ss. .o.. Sis MN. ¢ “1 4 eal values electri aha D met pra vase so el 1 jal ain Ste. | Kongshighway and Mi Pheceot . “ : . ~ ; we? rach and +7 4 be - “7 o . ~ . fs ‘ - ) .\ = i _ : “a a } ve lie ~ 2 este) & ake Ti steers hore Ljnde 41-3 ; r : is " . ‘ i. and Washi y nw le not - : ' ° , ’ si . mif ~ Are } ‘ x ~ “ATrotiN of ) meluy . “v ‘VA De Hat oA, jer Candy - p LOE NING rai! > a ‘eat he eat haire , i‘KEB-\ a er. oo & Rarney eli l.> r? i'é 4 tt ry ~ 408 ] Dears i. corp a> = : . ad ps ‘ ' . AKD Ml AN AN : “_ tel iqjon .* . . » \* ‘ ne Tia Tt? and nu ~ oa ‘ sbanne ls pthse Te if j e? Pwltte » oe 1}VNOA a Toor lm yrit ~f) VA ASHER- kulen a*) we ~ : i . = : : i? s éu* | , i tit. @& Le reunr Sane . BUICK ReADS elite _~ : aac FFEURS —Fop rs ae dea! that eer bp wes 410 ¥. * Sane ee" Park uM sti ‘ & WALT “RE ~hkoxt ence ain Cc *, ‘ Lo] rNe tec wey a | qe o itz i* sine S ‘ ome eg alana pa OTHING Wt — ao BAP CLIFF “a 8 ‘8 over ie batteries periewt . ; - - . mtu ’ ’ . at ut Le KY = ; | — > = . ’ . , ' ' va ; ' ; - Ay " . : . . ' —s . , ain . ( 4 -e” =? iv val ‘7 ‘ne ’ .% , ea , : »* . ; ; . a Fe oft own $: 0 ime weet underatang mare amend ; a b ousework white over “ay " ? ‘ ’ ; na } S100 "aba ny 7881 “ ASHING ‘ALC HINES—We enair aii fron . 0 I mii» € { er 4h) " > ) ~ - a neta bie +B pace f tireea iat 4. . ‘7 ~ ; if ihe-y y hal = ae} a io’ ‘ ¢ err. v- 4 = Le " ‘ o~ : 7s : “ y at > p>? ~” d ‘ , ' i; om * " ty, ‘ : 7 er : : rcs mee Dien th, and reference, po FEEMEN—Men who Want to earn more | od! chil et aed K and assist with 3-vear. | \ MITRE EX pertenced Sli N. LO or) os, Alen ao Mae Ce Cr oe sute caus In 10 Minutes. Weim 19°64) 439 N. Euclid. Forest 626 ne a “ot is pom te i , eae rah , - ry . ao . = mae erere “6a wri) > . & 6 = ws. ~G SITE Stoves lreesers bone ee mle ta Mfe (to wd ' os i ~ — , TOUNG MAN~—T on ane S Uvine wake an’ are ; — teed ing. ‘+ in familys Foo! fame ana! WATTHRICS ae , .. 315 1 te - WASHIN: “MACHIN -4 Dodge 13) ae > e. ) | Tt ITk S.tlece Arne rica an ld a2 . 8 A ry): leary ‘eu ne fu For Sale 1) "7 | ideas iu ; * . BL Ie Ky ROADSTER. $105 ba . tela ‘ " ha ; ‘ “= . P ‘ ’ = at sh = . Fie ; ‘ — ' » halt D. > > .- " rrnnmh re ¢ d You MAN—For genera! f TY. grerience 1 equired se we train a i," ara @ little eouth of elma ct, MWAITRESS—Experiencea Appiv 62an walt ut Finish Bi Steine Furniture 157s sh frinte sae, _— BOY'S? srr : ndition for t every appointment ike new. ently Sod “ ptuenorrapi:\c work: $15 weer Tice and sivine YOu U.! jualified ind) oenale 0 Cast 4 toelmar (od) ILL S. Broadway “ put 1 = on ae ‘ ro Web- “OTH Stir 1 Rm ALU SED 6 it « teautifu: fight @ sutumeobie TF) » hte . "i . : 6 ps . Hd nits Kingshighw . ‘ 4k fiome wk + vnlt ‘ ef @htiy i s#@9 ae, ‘ Ti "neta , ‘ : ; Tt Rt hy we ‘ De is ver 4.08 “s wa int efiniehed ') “wert ent aray ("te There® v, : : r . ed : . . i * . : - a 7 . , r - . ” : : ‘a ‘} i ry r ( ~ arr vr, [ ié me, Scene P| PY I ab ¢ ? ‘ r rir - : ss 2 pr , bd meat Market: experie need. oh: ery and gay CO. paul i. ” | ae le ») If ~€ Dut good as new. $50 up ‘es or terms ¥ as Of shere: cash or terms: sume as go — Pink ffon over pink taffeta ed $475 erme Gibeon @7°7 Gaat: putif outfit on. the etreel onty S480 eer ~ 31 Chers. cesMe . ’ at ’ ea “@ ee . ] ne \\ 7) | ' | ~~ \' (7? aN (sere: } J ow j oF ; | mer 8 1a 4 ‘\ Var *.\. elie on rs _ Alo , a 09 —_ ~ nee yv — ONCE 4 $! - 10% -—_ = 4 sft = 5 maf fe ger in ee SOUTH “ine TOUNG MAN a Ty “ee cy Sa ahi wage en . ae as . \5 |e) ' : Ry 10 i 4 FOO DNin MINING OM SUITE—6 ; ye a et 7 icl4 ALITY Clothes—-Foer women and men Poorer) 10°23 ine "OO Mancheate hs ar’ vTer es "Han Latfavetie Oe ie ry ‘a Rte in store 1. . tne and to mg730 cas ; — : 4 " ' eure ., Te ‘ 4 ‘4 s* ‘ . lie} - a 7) ‘ : a4 P . , ta! “ 1 bh, ] f Uu ? t ? r e one : t? reé ‘ ? ’ as ’ ei ‘ . ae it - a) “iy atu | * 7 I ~ : ; $4 t? : . 7 . enna ‘es _ . . . rore “ ‘ - , “UR ‘ol; ear ] T ' ; me ‘ Lberencs fee ‘ ’ =) ] “ 4 : 7s “4 ' vere ; A ' iT =e { 7 rye ‘ ‘hp VWWine : ° ’ ) ~ ry lenae ’ ; ’ — a ive bit ce ’ ad wr " ers . : is Sehiaffer & Co, 31] Title ah S@tary, i $100 per ser ‘ ead 4 er a ame order chakine. 2884 Cass ' ture Exchange ith and Wash-! , i? nse ag eos Oe ung ‘elues i see cictiee, (a trade: also 1924 3441 Juniata 4 CHANDLER- 1921: roadster: Al cond shed Apply f to ¥- me “ATanty wiliine 7» * ": a potas ‘+ : UNT ] , D DRU {; Wi ' : 7 ' pap | ' ns ' ? , . yf onal R mdete: 1925, $350 cam, werk: mist hare exper en extension Wr Martin Yt p a PANY. I Ol N. Wingenie “ WioMA? \ ' ' :, table with 6 leaves chins cabinet nd ime as , (yet ' nt nued kK i? ne erm *~ 50 Hus y wy le ; . 402 I iz ITI AC hine, Bal. rhe nook hisetres« ' 4 ie nae ¢ 5108 KRavry wa Fis 3a _ ' i ] are Ri 7 M ze TS see Ve a | te piek |.a ca Th Méros i rn.ture i lst " ita - + i, ntoen . nrinted ’ ad ‘ jee ik a = : }? A ¥. me rue ™ en eve- | "> * af aN ; ; ont- Dis SPatch. fe) ie or mortcarcee aL - ‘ me ‘ He a ', — \ Se A. =~ To ieq) oOired ’ “A a ' } ! ry citim' at »f burs € Paee ie “ls “ion WVashineto: an oe ogg ‘ — - a * MAN. S03 veers f “™ ‘ ' ' edhe ek Fokt pilte mn ddie gr te att ryt oe wil "Ie — ring ; “cr » « a Uelice : eee sata ok "ne terms S444 Waehineton t«4 ~ . . or : “ or bh ma NA vv agcve abs mroora rr) my ls ‘ ( . . , r ; ’ oe , . hare ~x : J 4aiis ate” | ° an some Smtr evs i s Geis ron aA’Treaine rT) A if 2° “> sa ¢ nriee¢ =A i as ; Ré ' - - - c; miust be Willing workere’ ha - = atin 4 we 2 - , ; . , c-_ oe & . a , . ' . . _ on * ‘ +h 2 : ’ : uN", A tal: re? Te nee required ae line $iv tava ‘i Co There rT) wit ro i IRL EE xve te) ced “wihlite for ger \\ OMA \A brat, {a kit here and ’ use ati A 4 ‘ 4 hy = >ii 4 ~ 4in eR) ate a peeee « ow \ cond fe . 7 , g Yor NO MAN~—fF e' ween ’ V— t the hal it of ry ak mm renerga, nhousew rk ref : s dn 4 ; ~ \' ioM AN — Wr ‘eo ‘fr or er ] } ‘ —- ry yt or: An ‘ > ou . ” a” asia ener te a ar ’ 4 LF. rt 4 " } re f y a o very reoe@ouk — KD aan i “2 $520 ’ , _ . . a : $105 $75 down trade. ny 3 : and ae - : he ge of” “te eaLreMe re F ’ . / ie : \) De : j Rau) eret) ~ | j , ‘ ‘ if Ng « } | 8Ffunorn ' . « 1784 4 A asiesipr I - ~~ ' ning-! a aet= . Gay , oF ree risa oO] hen :; ae lt} e te parvain 4 OS Northiane ; t} 42% r i ) - / “* sor? Ons ; Te ¢ rs anG i’-ivw Ane & . Sisal O°es Bate "er fp} ‘a era’ en ’ .T / , . ' & t In family t } - re = —- oS_SSouteer = Geventer av fesda for saw by & in agile at Lauis > PD . 19 3 ; ) $650 Easton Delmer 2547, (np) * «@ ry vi) ; o : : | oeaiey ! = naive af ii : ‘ , - P " . iryi 4 , ee? i} j - | WAGNER ELECTRIC Conp ance HOw. Riefling Auto | HOUSEGIRIA—General housewor : ie . FM RNITURE—-Wieker: rugs. rockers " new bedroom dintne room ving START vour little chicks on Conkev@ | oe yey fe*’ | vole ‘e? : or ) fi - i“ ley > j j ; j j ij ‘ ‘ ae , ‘ b sp o, peer ‘ay nin a . ‘ , thn 3 4 , ‘ i Hare _ , ote 4 il | fe . q "4 ites thane | extra poet ; ° 2 ‘ . : ; ) NE i eh Co ” te ~ Jette ne \7 were ed (WOKE } Ine \ 4 Rducated W orr ery é i >. 4.9%) - i w j is 4 v a e afa | papegry yds a, a a ’ n a i } + hs ’ wed e050 ‘ rt. aT e _ - [mpi . Iton tater late 1a°" “gn00 1a71. ; a , 7 ATTIIE or - RATORG mo “ dies wots ethene. | " view Las ; Cous . hy a ’ P - ~—* | “ a on a“ _ ifr ; i ‘e f 4 s4pa) C1 4 . oes é ° Op > \ eh oe ae } , ty iat} Raperiel “J } f house 4 . stat she : stall ate ora coy ; we cere a rie . “ , ‘ mieser eenrate ‘ . bir fea? s " « ‘ ; ’ ; the hs. . {¢ } . WORK CTION SALESMA ty x ratebe > 7 ns , werk end ashing Sarath tos ~ iggoruens ovening e branch office ~ , ix tes FURNITURI e 4 pes viene * : 4 t nots nerion 9 fining oO $11 Waa > , ‘ wholesale “ . » : . ’ t sth; ;* : Tite 7 5 abe ‘4 ° pr . APPLY EMPLOY MENT DEPT ie Ge hae tw very ex a a rie Stay on piace, Cabany THof tive s ms @Valabie for re ed am O43 lage i 4-mece trvine room sutte $8 @riPiit cth2y ne re Aa TONS le ery others terme Willame. 4300 Ohw& ; . “ ‘ eyer lap , ‘ ' ‘ ey? eee? Any inal 4 ~ ' i ° . ' eset Ss oe ‘ ’ : ‘, atin) PT, YMOUTH Reg isiet " ' , rit | =} ia] a? |} eB | venera , »! ou * ‘ - P , . “ : - ad iS ' , ! { et Tt Ri: ha Las | . mere ? feometive ere 4 / 4 {; AN | RNI i i" fF hy met ‘ " rae ; Sou) ; cod nit - ie ” =i) Trery 1 diese . = a " TT ‘ ° ~ ’ ‘ - “OR [ —— |} §9* 4 ecourne = ’ 4547 ’ f ra : , “* Vo! x ff MAN 5 or aa. NU fe) ee Fs Ree are ag eh Dae ‘ i eule enced and vlerencese sed yt) , 2 . Ara ; ; — . , » . ‘ PURNITIRE—> . vn ate'l¢ ra sw 7 ~ it) j ry rt ian ' + 7) Pacin Neseiring tires S45 ~¢ Shy, a - ed on opine = i RT 12° roadeaeter fine condittems: / 4 Uw ; ” at appear. a oo ee agent ane “~ Por wna meg aBing a A> ’ ¢° ' Sit wee nose sne nes ea. ne ’ ensBunaid.? , 7 oo va pangs ae aver ne" EAPER RAT HO jone at re V; lams® 4390 Olive : i4 9160 big Dareein 1461 Rewan fe) - ance, age S| or over. Fx ri: i" A antes farce dl mn , Rt HOUA , Penta any ‘ OMrmnTe £ pao? a G5 ife io oF | a i 3 t wai 'ha & “ty 7618 ‘ion —_ ed - rn - nat will cal FORDS—4 pr ive’l te 1974 ” , Pooleqoes Koadeters, guaranteed: all mices 1 rive no? eases ntial. Must he > ti Se direction ean erme Ford Agenc). 4038 Laclede, ie My : ’ ’ Loa a, P : lice tales _ " . ' ai - ‘ - ' ' c: leo - fied to earn £20 to start tT atis- wer eommiasion affangement where , a : 4 ‘ adi ) Pe ive ‘ ae Bee fs: (eR) a. ruth ~Roadster. Int: looks and rune : (a /niimited in the eorm mission ” » wt ect e eek ii |] SPGTR _— ' ing . vere hm fy ePnera y* I Ni; ts . oe Lee «tf ~~ 17 @ n ae 7 7) ; L 7") ’ ‘4 4 iq t t) \l | ~ | \] ( »\ KE - BY RHYS—- ‘oupes ra) . 1ae” 19°4 $140 thew } $100 bar ain. A? 13 i fen ied) pepportunity for one who will ap. ane in celline on the | ingon 8° “ABDine. = S100 Was ee ee ee ee ee aaron Stee sf 8) Ne and alinht : SAFES $235 $350: terme, trade, 2735 Olive | FORD —-Roadeter: | 7; IMSS. 1624; 90h, | piv himese f S, ° Mr. mein! profess nn We Cesirahia / . Hors] ~TRI xr , . 7 7 & = ; ‘Sh a , : , —m nae Ao ¢ om | + - vty = 08 | ew anes slightly used furni ; . eth A} $. 23 terms. = i 738, OL dive. (e75 In Vf }: nee » y & ; -~ Onley, ent nereesanri y esfer'ia This prop . ‘8 Te arn en ed white ae hee ‘s Al) re ware S Crees - oun a . ‘ - . ] . j ( ) c ‘ SArFRFS.New and used. new location. Jonr PORDS ‘‘vmupes, "24 modeisa at real bar. , PY nmo—Roadster: i095 doun. ~ othe ST ELECTRIC oo 999 Shae should vield an income of a w9lg Linde Cahany r. 1147 N. Unior eh) FURNITURE—tontents of 4 rooms party / Ture reaueed ld furniture Rauran Safe Co chird and ®t gain) prices’ terms. 33235 Washingto: trade, 344) Juniata yt » | “ > — Mu 7 ».5 is M 4 « sy . Sieus arg —T ae P , ryti ng f irmnmitu *) ent ‘ ‘ « " » . . i*harlee a‘t« {¢ } F - % , eerie : } ine hy Oni 100. Apply F rid-9 stn) wm S15 (Ww) ne ,enr in the HOLSEGIR?I chite : — _ laa ‘kG LADY- rier « f by . 5 6 shi 14:51 ~ de P ae sia ~ ‘ vchanged for aL A ( ash ar i a ‘ eine 14 » - ‘ 4) FY ORD eke ashingt TE ARLE nae ; ° ° mniient ie ar rn ’ ae. ' ern sework t ,rap parce DOs Hn wl . wae , + . ; () ’—Coune renainted guaranteed | terms “he 4) morning at Y o ele ek murvveseful ann ant ° n ‘ an fu rood “wae . of » F.29° T’'net-Te x ky pPNTTr ‘ ine ’ : ase = - > , ram « ~ ' CK, ‘ hl ; . 7 Be. apis) amily good wages Ca bani steady worl Fe ». Post-This MLURNITURI © 4 rooms r ne >+ $195: terms 6°27 East ) “ORD “> | (e4) geual opportunity ewoome ident Ba75 Sti lvtatwr Wiilihowhi ; a Tae ee “iana: S300 lamive of MEA’ Cates terms SEEDS. PLANTS AND TREES | tumdes one 6 caston Evenings FORT Roadster, late te nal big . _ | SS fet with one of the targest nationa lat’ ¢ 71 h - PCM NG MAN—N . - = lil Forest 91°2 —" — a0 Bs anit , ‘ aver ; ~— ; . aahie (4) cain. terme Me Four. 2718 8. SP Ss | AGENTS WANTED— me I eo eS aaa a ; "Elmb oT athe at aaa of re aoe. ee *f ; RE ° wepekdd & ' nat ST” on aa, e WHITE CLOVERSEED—35Sc pound tal | PN RD Coupes ‘ large assortment, “22. ‘23 | on N | ; jeewor) 440 Eimbarns Colfax ford and Gravois (ch FURNITURE—Te hests o° drawers one _— . pies p03 MA tresses (‘olfax 3549M (CO! | 4 mode's 150 to $350: terms. Hy | FORD - Roadster. 187% rienr @ hich 1s showine inprere 4A — : ——————— Tr e eae . “veer sam 1} my ~ s 4 springs f wood heds %4° dree - ee eee aafin 7 i : . : ‘ / sAgBLeT., Z5.. dine com | AGE NTS— Fe! ' cordiais syrups and ae gniee activities and offers on fs 2 . 1); YOUNG WOMAN—T work in cark oon Fm a ; ne 0-11 ro == — : en ere. $15 oanten tables $1.50: librars . Kkuhimann Auto Sales. 5149-51 Easton. | tion: bie bargain. ¥ | tracts. 14 Lacus ust. (ca) sertunities for broad sales exnerence HOUSEGIRL—White, for generai house of X-ray laboratory Apply X-Rays we Bet} - - ° — RO» i bles. $973: buffete $19.25: extension ta SEWING MACHINES es ania ae a a Ea eh iF ') AGENTS lo ae}) reneral lin lin ne. of and advancement Se. Gen (| Ship worn a piace. NO waen ne and or Det Barnes Hoanital Bu ae RN] roRe r> ; io arann linir es SAUD hairs $1.75 gease ranges . ’ FORD Coun 1LOTISR4S | FORDS—6 roadsters, 1421 “ts Pe oe. 4 : | ance bern! contracts, 1023 py = » M@tatler Hotel St Touis.* Mo ing; 3 in famiiv O964 Delinar 3d floor INITURE—-Beautiful bedroom, ining | ¢950 refrigerators. $8 SEWING MAC HIN E— Drophead : pews ner , supe. (1GR45: new $90. $115. $175: terms 1905 «cease 1 3 Plerce | per Sta evet and livine furniture. rugs’ etc.; cheay . , $117 50 at 26 mnhead Singer $15 46°92 Sit: bargain: $440; come eariy. | A ic?) ; - . ~ ‘ N , Ww . ; ‘) 5. ae ¢ oer - = - _ _—_— - ————e —- —_ “eee , $119 50 Maxtor (ce) I EWELL, 3015 Locust 34°22 | roRD—Roadster, 1094: used very it- ‘ ~~ Dj AGENT: Soup, tone 200, other items: & prides Apri! 24. and Saturday Apr HOUSEGIRE —E ona: ehite: — SALESWOMEN WANTED sontare” cal’ immediatels D127 « ? 5 ee ae ae ee : es hea rm piece cane ing rvuom suite $98.5 ie | wish 'o rent a sewine machine or Lindell, Bomont 2600 | tle: had best of care: $918: 1043 att 2 S)i ' : Ma 4 7 ee ea ‘ . Jie -Reo & Pun 1334 Prank); ‘ . er S) the fewuaork =’) fan v aba . = 4) GIR! ad Ay hos et exper tek . iia ll ‘ 7 : ——— ( Ae OMA, RBHA \a sh j tT ve f oor Rag s 7. , a) j " ri Pw URE t ‘FP 8 RewrGa nart ’ ryyrel | . re be ‘ evetr ole on rear ir ‘ ea lt ,C@er " 7 oe : ’ ‘ | AGENTS] ® wire cleansateaieee 7 q | ) Lela! \ shingto ms enced eferences 4423 4 bh. yao oe ‘ 4 — ’ " »* qs . " - . ‘ e - ~ stores 1)? Ky iabury. ‘to ~ “house or T-dA2, Pos ena t jlaugriter over 14 Wages fOr ge! ont ye ee . ae oe , Pt = = , e ’ MOTOR CYCLES. -Big eale: Slo ' Sits exceptionally low price on this coupe | HIE DSON-—Sneedater, 19734: repainted: epe ” oom ard teow for tooth om « nhange f: » a f° eners , . a rk r . «- >t | | . ‘ fr, ‘ Loe 4 ‘ : g ©> i @ ‘ S if) "YY erete yen 19°2 r : d a passenger trains: ' = , , e090 a5? & roOR . > f) Pane eariv new: Pvt Em OU He oye ullt hods are eoer = a) buy. Bee it to- jong runs Apply 22 8 oo poiv 2 18th at.: ones SPECIAL ELITION MEN—We need two En care mpectal edition solicitors ef erce as ’ 3 Faille. iQ” = 4 cc « 7 x ("ay 6 , ‘ ners - msingt ony , ‘ ‘DL °m FEDERAL ELE“ THI! 4? 11M) rine Hews ” } ; p>} = “Ml a lle-a ey , € . ; | f r 1) @. ’ nNoue “- ine Lab’ ke 1: FURN! >rityR F-- nae rOQ m*. rorrniete hye] CAST OR CRED! I a U Zi O M1 O B | | Ek S chasei« every m«ce@ivanhie ex’ra ine! iA ~ ; . . 4 4 P ; . ; : E "¢ en Oh rv fieid ninnager ar enarn roo! living r rn and KIL ‘ fieor ()| rt (GRE \'] EST SA] ie 4 4 nme bralionr fires are fine Ww heels ns umes.taure @° : ' ‘ , ; ' qr er VU ee al .'‘ar’ Ann \ Mr Hi over ng and ris he y'? a a tp’ me sd - = ~— - — ‘ ' : ‘ | ; . Starke 6° O Planters Bide 5 Steiner Fu jiure..Cx " S Broadway ()} STON ES of its Qs’ bs ; RERRY Mert " an05, Locust. ‘ *r* *. . ‘a! ence for unusually ®ireng propos! : SALESMEN OU SEKEEPER—For family of 3 olai aren, mers = so ee : R CAR Ce WELT PACING Aeeate Rides Memphis, — eel all * ent : | : cing an” a yt ahve | a 4 eer — cATFES AT)‘ , ‘ ’ n ‘ . eon? rps rope . ‘ ca , : : ND FL IRI NIT T URE Kaornont ant “sont 1. ust | kW kl] | RAC ING CAR. + ee Th Baheieity oniv nraduct of te | Apetdcen py { one ermia rs we we penclee Seles” oe he 9 TO arme Sos Speen Al iN For Hire Tos special built racing car euft- a, Potten | | : oe nite df alah net ona adage “4 ; 2 mend sore FOR HIRE—! Whit truck. | Late Model Ford C — aie (o track work or driving om the ad ever granted 5, - twternt «é¢ * at : AT) ] 40 Ff : = ’ or > ; . - "TT, a 1924 ee ee te! ee whet PARTALER Wti.—tIn established i! (oRD re — ) m and dint sets es and iron r: es » éve wheels repainted white Al shape’ " : ha 1. . ry ’ ‘ ‘rk a (} r ‘ , t« ’ ‘, u int Sis by ('t To = . : SALESMEN WANTED SA] ESMEN = ick) ‘ - re wher. ture of iu . ™ } Room Onpaht tor a tall 50 sia A "aa see _ = _ Ms BRomont 2h0 ant we have one of theese real st. i ‘ a . , i > ’ . 2 1" . _ - ~Y . : = ; . / ; ' ‘ ° 4 isUleé . . : . " , we ta - y rh ; “ Patel i COLL TNO Boe? 33 Na Ong ad nk : zn Piowattial@ia mote! ayuet a*® * hoc i rt y Sal b SMEN—W! at — 7 . | ° S © | hb Aric a ih _— a i gy “ ~ Al, I STA | IE ~ Experienced fea! aT 4 “> + r mo a e | }- Pat irigde | k 1] - / om Ike. ] bed Williams 490 Olive (cS) moto beauty Sh iulsee VORF Hew expat $1585 «'ving iv - Quainted with rrocere in Fact Pa Hoover sire lon ~ VW Pepe rs x a +s . Ph , "eo a . ore P Lr _ : . at ! ‘ ’ lib . a uw? fey ’ ( +? ‘° . | 7 cs +}, . — |. r “ARS VV a $° (in) cash to buy late S095 wie iat | 9 ‘Vay Onis *>) a terins er tirade no tn- : . . | | canes Efeentadinde te 1°70 in selling infants ware AD store where vou cat Jpchase high-z ‘ r\ iff bawards, the very la rande ars Monarch, 3137 Lovust.«™) Romont 2800 terest YARLES 1035 N. tirand = FORDS Wtrd—S50O coupes. touringes. “cad VAXWELI.—Roadster. perfect running Tr Cities Aiton. and Belleville Apply th , the ant le... roligh Famous-Bi & aon "— ig Ds e naa ts | ay: vwando! it hy Tr Mite Co 24) N Kth ‘oh - H 1} is marr 0, ih Oe +. kk | ree a ga a a P coe : ait , T> » . ae . t , if)? rr "rete Mie ate ; : ‘ ‘ ’ %c* - — : - 7. W | | MATE le ¢ A ene . at . pi af ones PRBS D> mBRY ANT. Wu a ‘ vA stores . : es ri lovrapn recoras, ’ “are aah Lindell 40°@W 4A) Ba. KORD ( (>I PES erie many extras. $75 cash Bee at LI Bric ATING Cri, ‘ atte MAN- ~Experi- e pa V“ eekly Ap ply i. a erie "had ia arTK Vie « ~ : ‘ ‘ at c .) ° : ‘ oe i@, ‘ SALA ‘abanne a) enced toan of good personaliy to ell 5° \ T . $) el 6th and Locust st ’ Pot ; ‘=e each; 2 for #1 F Ry Wtd.—Coupme or roadster $25 d w We have (We. One Bf BIS snd ome at } 3 N] r *& |? vin | a HMationa : wivertised brand ol moor one ; ‘ AY {) (¢ MAII) White OoriTrue ane Iowne'tAirs ' ae 1 =e ‘ ’ ’ i> ie ‘ ‘ ° . ° Ratti ov end w= a “ ‘ ’ ’ ' : a . ’ 7 A, =o : — et fu - mS pe fie = : ie } SAIL ESIA | )] ks , nh. .E i 4''. 4 [3 P assortment a] 4 piece [ 1) WON ES rey OANamA tamobilea a hw v eek K neshiazne . ana Mi i’he en Nar mon Chummy Roadster thes . : elie nte " ust - ate ved pose ex- BAN—Tn hhandie hich crade advertising BLA 7 Th Vi ex DStaire Wo r é ‘ f ‘ 4 ner ‘ > gam 1. war aod — “ os : a ehiie wee @ at 1’10) Olive cR) Dei met _ 305 [hie clasey 4-Dassenger (lloadster . Py pct gene wel | stdiy oi ker reault oo Ten . erences red ed Oy ments ' Y wears of aee TYDATN TEA ITT holstered Reed Sultes 4] . Ouid "ig = a : —— fail , ' . erence and fturnish highest erade rel Must Iw Willing Ww " ane resui . . arin . VGA ae ah & ‘ , m= ' attr ' = rsa) eT - om ; ©, mores OOP BaleBInen are tami liar with 4 ee: Food m ory = " roe ‘are : . . | at _ = aes , r ~~ { 7 7 re ; v« Ry ike . ’ ti } le i ° maned payments red ed , ea narroe!e repainted dark blue. prac. . ; f is — Setivent }iokx ) “a . ly ’ , f 1 I ™ ‘ TAT? (eth ral u ah wy} ‘ ry) BA RG ia INS idl “at toch rs, Stl an Ht} ER MOTOR « AR 4) COUPE thealiy "ew three oe er » Mhepatah : Ne moa: mn imtoad * outside t a Ls we ' , slates .e a a\e) 7 i ty ns rl ’ 7 *\" ~OO0) to Bormont O34 7 ms ‘na pe » ‘a gein waft 200 MOR for beauty parlors, milliners . aint AUTOMOBILE COMPANY —Marmen INE EXVERIENCEKL | ! Five or mat ie eX perienrcé ol. : . oe - . : a 7) . ; — . 4 i ,mid 4 Vik ; a { prin new ils {im! nite ' . : 7 . GEA stores and dress making Shops Autos Wt’ ral rad | ieee. : wt sak sha vtar i Diet ihutore ®ROh toeuet Mt REA! ESTATE SAL LSMAN _ °esa) ' . 1 4 uery & pay nm an \j 1) | ‘ ‘ ns . .. u! jer ai raving ae@ceount iriange ning ¥ , rhe e. efereniv-er Peas ‘ e Aa ers i “rue , A we) es alished and progressive real , P . . , : ' ae VV | D : , Qo , . , if UPEN SUNDAYS AND BV ENINGS. a , : Waehington (o Co hO1Y Cos 2 40 ley \eet? > : » es ef: . ete |. coaatlwy : 2 oc x Cas : ty aa ‘ ellent mechani @ cepreet tient ” esiate® voffice has ~ Se for om rhange tt ohinaee vy PAs =. "= : ——s of ‘ He (‘fei a side bow 3 te S15 Se at greativ re duced prices OLIVE’ M “TOR ig Me By tires accessories et rasn ao Mi — " Ae ; roadster: 2 weeks o Sxlvstnan Whe must he thoroughly emperice en £ = “a pom 5 : era Se Work pee ' wa 8 re 7 — svenet len 0” ~ - — : g > - ne . ri) | ¢ ; ‘ n ‘ or ; oe) s* ow . ; - , ve , ; : ‘ . ic ad ’ " : . e rn" an advertisement tor a numr- i esleamansh ip euaranteed on me = . Xo) ee heaps nating f OR SALE ~ | > re. 4 a rier . . walnut Redroam Sites . ePVITra 1a) \ ()! NE E T) \I INE y HK) Locwet epaten ter « 1 @srien but for one and on\y Perind . > *s Ride ViIACHINE OPERATORS | rR ‘ suites ; . RE EXCHA , ae . . ; -. lef? sa \ ASH New rondsier. 2 weeke ol4 a anew) 2m @ seep onaliv attractive prop- ae mPi SBaelie® O - aoen 4 > UA . rere ; ~ tions men « pat t* -le 4 ’ } Y shee, 51) ‘al “ Tuli 4- 1 ry Wo ems wv . *) special 2] 4 ( PIF hs 4 sa ae B. , ~ - rs ° red Ps aon a's prnne =a —_— ——— na —m = f met P ondition. big ea: rifice mi os Os'tior at be obtained by the right par - aio of et oe the moc * work Giaee! Brose 131° Wast net Barr i en retanld meteor ta ae ;A~ RANGE —Peteont Jews eood hake 245 . } r . event “ty YAhil =i rane by CORP i a ‘ ze at " , ' au® Y . . th) , , . . > : Tf . 7 Row T 108, Post-Dispatch. ber pa + Te tb oe val OE: ai / | : ; Sacrifice Peay tebyey Hose Sale ri uet _ ’ te Srinds ‘4s R45 hie 1-orade side-1 eT Re. fONA (jrand IPE “TI DERAKER® ta! ight al rosGaters 1 ° a ° > 4 bia +i 4 : ; ; ‘ ’ wr ‘ oH > 7 qa’ ' . eo on " : i ‘ " (div , - pm? > ' = » . : ; RETA! hae reRY SALESMAN— t Holton. Marviand Hote (1) PO iehioeses Miteatnn 1h (ick , mT ea | - c -— “KR frigerators. special, $26 i ()¢ A Y 5 W T FORD COU new i) guarantee GOrene ii “ork with a national compe = —_ CC C— : - ' wa ' me EMD CN \\ orin VAS STOVI () k Mea high ove VELIE—Roadaet er 4 paceenaer wo MILILINERY TRIMMERS Experienced £3 on. alee albeit ription alt aacn re $0584 Castlena: tae} ' e ip. ie bs enane ful eomlition eauinment, af tires 408 | st . rig 1 BEM re Md Geers CROR | fy harcdied $4: te itteal moneruee i °S Bert Me ‘WELP WTD. —VWOMEN. GIRLS = ee or ys wtlirtiaiies Dom t fati t see thie stock ag 0 sA>= ~s Pin Quick Mei ° ently lser] wuen. Houses & Fiats For Sale Tr - yee re we eee * we naw more (rAVOS worror “CORP Parkview ®751 louis Market apply W a. : Papen 47 biucter hidg _ ie) ; ~ 5 seme - fio Cc) . ‘ . — i ‘ : Get hes ~ ) } pit } ele! oc etal « best “ 2. > ~ mo? \ bt . rAaANKHILI AN “ \SH a Fi» 7 = | . 14 ‘ 4 uf liats dwellings oO’ ama ote Ler ’ ce an airy acd S100 eae : fj oa gon A. $008 - : ; ~ " = " ‘ . real si] 1 ow iat ? a y ’ one se ” 1s or ed -~ Al Lave N ; ‘athoue new proposition: , Det Lump a : (4 oth : sitio Art sa at , Mico bi ‘T lumi IN BIN vl 4 if} VE. 3-hburner ne (nee Pudi nest 4a trices Sc fpcp ter Coaches NTN 2 ‘ e J veer ta an 6a ; , popular book . indorsed Dy ithe clerey. ; brik. 3 Pp! ae axa} ,f mat ired aze to hal HA’ ‘ . 11° Was ‘we . mmiphete $+) , aaa ~ 4°) ,4 (;as Sto. ex—C h iarter Oak $44 ave * (TDA ar ,* [pe ma’ ane qv ter r) gints au } “=undeyve y att, EM “04S ¥ Grand 66 BOS Carleton Bidg, 4 to 5 Sh compicte set. credit. perpetual i: , MANTELS—. fine conditio: ean Ca ridge @ Me tu ker : oea8rne Prevrolet Coach | Hive motile Conpe 4 eee _ SALPESMEN—Three, aggressive. to eo! felt emery financial statementa et mus ‘ay: 41)] Halliday et ray and ? nan "ai ne ie ANTIQUE furnishings of al) kinds: bhric-s wre hare ea ; preoeing on es 1s ther . 7 — . e - e “Fe , ee ’ z rm? ’ art) | . ree. KK ven. sa) be abie ‘ Millinery ()perators > a ; = DT a rugs. Victrome For better cash eboer >in $450) rorma | r“edDen ouehls over auled Sadan- far Rale lu ri ale ’ ‘u in . eT ° ea * i Nb VW ** . , ’ ’ , ry ‘ , rm , ,* . ‘ : Savings accounts prem jume ~ es} . : nea @ , . 4 . uit ’ ot i. ef ‘ et ; mite } 9 . . (c} an jernee aa ars ,*? ne Lit i” yiin os ‘ a ‘> 4 7 . iphve =? 4 Ft ‘ " , : _ ' te ‘ fF Ts . T ’ . . aac * a >" \ aT | »* > ] ‘ ; P| = a , ariet re firtianher if . +i ary and commission 110 7th. ' : — —- | . aver? oe ae Pe ‘. . ' 1s ae Zz eau 4\. Night phone Central 9034 «cS (Pt im. & AsO & S009 Locust Bri i—-~Tourina sedan 1899 very gane (cd) . , \1 lave eS . . ee . ‘ - r ee terme ~~ ~ A] | A N\ Kea! eo) ‘tate. our men i ta — 1. ee “Al . n 4 i anc jm‘twre a wos [we } ? - , 6 ‘4 pporre PR caooey ve " wal P , ow " tt) j * : 4 hae new myn (701 i. & ATO 4% . oth a A , cond Tf) many e*irne ‘ ‘all for dew ine over $200 ts BL x REAL EB- yy R- Having lz ae ng exper ww hielet Mi nervy ¢ i » \\ ae -' er 434) aehine ’ ioth? HOTSEHOLD GOODSB—Reasconable ®708A . —_ J tu ‘ td am “a - . ian rit te a Sepia "thie ea « 1 ar tawue e' ration terme Kube Rutet e457 " TATE 3548 8 Grand (5) mee. Enderie, Broadway aid Market Bh foot \~s ‘AINT—Genuine Uovernment white vain Ant oil, | M RAM ooruae Ore”, = 5 new . cept | ; eo S075 Woo . | I Coupe high hack rea Grand finen evert-gs : +, 93,99 5 Rae | - ; we : 7 Tye : ‘ 5 . ae ne - : . . ; , ey-T ia : . ; : e & a 8 aa EF. U'itd.—Anvy¥ ameur lie !rris ne cath ‘ ) ‘ ‘ ‘ “eta 2 - , ted with rr wf '* erncee mH16 ‘a ee “\ si rm ‘_— le , sy S40 4 aii ( a Wa Wu rai 142% i 1H * yy * +t ht — pope i) (wot ZF “oe mor ° gut ~ I r , 4+ me a (yy Nu Paolo Dea ity $s.) , btu ok Red sal. Es MAN—« ity: one ~ ecquain ; Park. enw “VHS - bash 1°70 6 marare _ _ re - , ‘ c ‘err to ett ' } “ - , , Furniture Co De. ma 1,34 fs ' . ri Ww “wns t ssoetgmet 449° prsoewe on tnt an b) furniture trade VW eastern Wire ores a = ° . . PAIN T—I = ‘rot fo ga r o-ra é dk J. ’ e a and — aa > ; : , j 2 SSE x ¢ ( ) AC HE S i ELL 4 a . } . pv ee looks 5 Co 44 and Spruce an “a omeptent 346.3 } 7 gie “ NT rms? “, ‘9? i hy Ga: V ‘ ePxier) + Cea ris =teiner A schnes er 1a04 Marke’ , : rie? ?t) ] , A ~ ime. F 4 ? FR a T :~ Wr greg wr’ T = — } oriont ad BLL r.eder . rine lke new *" mand §805W ic} thi ater? ‘ trait mot ®) Hoot Ss 17 Tul yt MOTOS 4 . . moet ‘ es ye tras Doh ed "4 { i? \ eve! ent ot ” : ’ Terre or trade SALI pane “printing to con _ a —_? — bane ee ia mplete NITURE WH ) , oe MAXWELL —Club | =wase.* orice onls 17 & sO oo “wr oe a 7 or te one - wk Whi lewie Sanitarium cm, \ R= b— bh x46 er ‘ ie white rn ust have PAINT—Outei@e white crn, 41° ea i ‘ Ta hareain rye inn ere ima ' URN RE Wta a. ' " A \A ‘ . = — attractive nmrices ; — “4s? Locust « ° -: WK t vat | Diinene foe i. use Post: Pirpatch Wanas) ‘br ; reTeretiy @> 4.00 Kl VPherson req huff greet varnie> n eniied _— iryouway ? : =e Ee . wh rl eet \f } f AR a 14) K 4 ANID ANDAU COUPE “ADIL! A (ann § praetor. fu iy e_uipned: = -_ NI T°T Yn brs - . 5 ht h enita tfeain > « ©} cA (lak = ; a tv. t i 7 T°ot ' | ? 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Grand apy Th04 6-6 VRESSES HIRSHFIEID SHIRT | a . , , ison Lec A detem ¢% rsa) * i4 = Grand> te4 _ >: ~ a Sat me Tih 4 SHING TUN 4 othe ™ ‘ ‘ lh one 7 ( F } — ‘ P ipalk ? heaire , . ' , ¢ > ” etm ‘ i CHANDLER—192 ' ———— _ : tm , : Cc mnvine ing. 7 eae c - ; P : } 4 ome ‘ se @ —" ‘ a * . = , "wT o- ry? . . . De ’ ‘ 6 — 7. 7 4 ' : ie . eedar A“ ron4diter AI. SEMAN Young man, co OK M e fg for cooking and ger vi’ a‘ CTORS—hxpenenced on dresses 4. 1 Mena 5+ : “ CEST ca ' mi Maipon ly. Wrccucition Ole | ). a 2 ? IGE cou JPE $245 i & Garane wei ver. OF : — . f 5 A . aq , : , = e ’ , oad o ar? ref P ' , . : . ; > om : inni ire Nat ‘ 14 ; ' a" - ' . Sai . erxtrae stest Nlowra ‘ DA ee. ko rest jas 4 To , embition eed ability to eel) retail er h ime Ts al (} 44 - ‘* ’ 174 if rt) | ’ ’ * ? 4 - nr give ager, vast experience ané referencte MePhers; : ut fa Oo a. Hirechtield 4) , =” we Waater'a 4&0 dete wo ol , ey: bcm Ay wet & an 1 M4 on Nei , not ie Hn ‘ i ~ ¥ res Post. Dispatch _ - ral liress € 0 i SulnNeLOu . . wis . é ~e ios . Thess Lloyd ‘ eee, eeeemmenes — - panes — ? mre ° . : v { ‘Hi ANDL KE kt SEDAN ~Exnerience (‘atha!) vagee SOO) a . ae _ rir ; ’ ooee ‘ rt? ‘ ' . SES Tope ean f 4 zeho grou Ty brand-new ta le fiiwtant-e eit iw ri‘) springs com i ; > ; s Kiene? — > wer $950. terme tires, new ftmint pent . extras nal - rue article: never Strered aid . H-108, Port ispate Kopelowity Bros U20-24 Washingto good condition’ $00. iss SBS. 4th. (4) (ira? ARS TR = Ou: eas =v a : te 7 ivan rice reduced from “3405 in 745 terre A dandy . passenger jo in geod condt- : : ’ ‘ ’ ) - iioners and before HA. Martin, sales manager. “? ’ 2 ’ os ra. = Los ‘ ‘or on! . Sth fioor icd FRUNKAS—VWV ardrole and liess Neal AT TCH "ARINI White ‘ ? , : , ¢) ite evenings e ry wan ' , COR AX, HOUSEKEEIER—TWO RE- | opeRaTORS—Expertienced on Greases Metropolitan Storare Co. 3850 Olive gray ename!. fa y tamples: half price 0000 POUNDS of feathers: Day om AC R) ND ‘(C), c mate len J wind Cyt V ROE! TT... Heian ifs ma" Le’ " et Sad] 4 . » ki - , ome oe athe oat ; Pav Cas fer # $ . ; rer os . nN wour ¢ re aid. ' ' mice pain pasener r ‘ ey me : sailed ; Sogn me : su a eeloer aa onanee ’ eNTER Gik _ Ne + experienced nea Faperienced ” 7 % > + Lens f MISCELLANEOUS WANTS PyUTS = “A = be “\, 4 - : ' on = ra ~ Kins or ¥ ~~ P- f pe a ' «a “ ae ma " ugm “ b1 irg con Ite * rectal mir ‘. Sap ae ot Fahrenk: - A titeorma title ' He —— eee Le, a exe ,*s o« pomgaam =e - - a perienced installer ge ie F0 t " or ; Sunday work. ise ~ a4, | ~ Hook ‘ dai ss & FISHG A “43 -—* abe a A = Bsa — +e : - m ac ust Cabanyv 30°4 ic) and expla | nee Gees te e niet ks al ~s Vinrats p.. mnt (My ‘S R aT. ng) interested. ca! Ielmar I by OONSTRAL ORS Exp i ition write A L Schneider, &| LIVING-ROOM SET—3 pieces, davenpo-: | 4 (oad 1684 8 "ae; ee at ae te Her e's Some ar gain EPPERSON MOTOR ALR CO. “ Wore (aij le fore u 30 a. m.. ‘ 4 ho : . 1 : sees ADveric nerd (>} | R a T% RS ‘ : © ATW end - = ’ ; A 7 4 . . , . ‘) i “fim i ‘ ’ ‘ ; , isgih et t Ol articles preference wii! 'y chine alan experience gi: is ” Aa ae = (entra f vt i” c4 } “* rea ronal’ se ery . rn 4 -- é Rise 190% 7 - « mena , 1450 Ba eter D ‘ 47 : . ow: * - . é* ; 7 ° — = jrr r s Fs ' | R*? ’ ‘wr ’ . " , 7 ¢ ."' ae s+ ped : )4 ~ ~} | | | (3 @) » SAILPESMrE®* ——To in Ins ere with hieh-clase fruit juices. nae . ‘4 Ak ior Migs Collins ora oN Rox Co 410 “ = mi f ne ak HOUSEH’ LD aoops FOR SALE . os ’ 4. fA . r ARE \ { | shabal. VAST Coack roe 40% guarantee 41050 se a. os " ‘ | l | buy ¥ r fur re i=* ntents nad e500 G n @6°°7 Easton 14 th f Chevrolet Sedan ‘e have selling experience and «! (cb) DENY - “ , ' ' , fiscen tox y DU, Tost Dispatch. ; od sr ti NURS a, a’ good pos OPERATORS Lxperience ! perch ANTIQ! I f r é : ; al PE R 4] iS rena ire han fea t r rf she Y TMRMERts ride Hnat o yaeol ' , 4 or %, ‘ etom — ’ a ~ r 2 - SA! rsSMA' a ive wire man to cal! for * al ’ “a ( The ~ ate Ake er . «are 4 ; ' Na iw ATT. & +a : ’ iva i ' ’ ‘ » = ’ . roe ii ‘ . . ' ’ an ‘ . ‘ Mee e°T . ra v' jreats “ nivel have well- kept vor ic? ae RK - . rcole a expe enced " rs At ’ ; ' . > ; “y wel aX Viens — . ~ . ad 4 5 . 7 : ' ANIMALS a @ ? » of? er a oe au” ’ ter? . | rr r b tie : ‘(sf : 2646 at ded 2" ti eros * fe. (oA. Kg } . , ll l‘oet Lispatch. sirics! ond ] it hs imine s (iti N\ os een oe) y | . ~ - ° ‘yt? HAI 4 , i; ,\ bie sul ’ ‘ . 4 } , J ; oo " t ‘ 4 gr} a _ o e ee fo rm ' ‘ VA a o* se ,% e* ’ SHER iD AN Ov p 5 ~ = “ItRY ST, FA—leperial seat covers rere! 7A! ~ — - on elec (9%) reed ropes O that 4 ! preter ' Tit i aeeiiiene , wre a ‘ eu ats ear UINDpe epere tire etre | they ieee ané jobbers. | nog ‘ SISHEA— nom Aen ae ~n: WW DRES SSES RARY ( = PRIAGI i ae laa hd | Ke : + bi . PX we ; 4 , ‘ % A a . ‘fs | Fo s ' & ; | n ‘ope , am penal ash oF terme, ~ Mie rus: 4 and countrys eood one aa eas! i” ie7?) pene Fy rank . a‘ 1} , Washingeto ( PP? 2 R A T ORS ( - wn ete outf cheat (j;ra@rd Sti M Y, 4 pe en SPs a - sade? : peupee or aie AS Art : MOTOR one 414 ee al — [eit i F——thedan four-door ike new sah” snr “ tant bho ¥-35, P.-¥. ler tonite for experen ; , REPRiGFRATORS sax A a ranges sEFRMAN POLTCE ft: pees . OK ” oe new . ' vans oF ak arul wail t ‘ size tw , 4 ; ‘ . . » # , ee ‘ : ’ ha ‘ a : - . $i- . terme VA ~ * ‘ta 4 - ‘ to ry ; ’ ‘\ @r feu € errrre ] ’ dition private owner. 4733 Prankite. ‘ ‘ ne 0 ice ; ’ 3! | » ; 4 ; vey a » a 16 ne on ~s _ * . rv °? ‘he ’ ; *se 7 rT’ ’ ‘> we Ris 4 NT) b [ } ae. : = " “? ' ‘ a’ ' "5 . ’ . 2 | Seneuming trade, sirsig®' oy *{- Dis “¢) Bridge BER GARMENT 4 bed sivie. ig wpe Se ae WY ~4y se -EPRIGERATORS ihe largest tine in the . » Sundas (45 titen wae - ey 7 Won fae: | WILLS ST CLAIR f raseenger ” vers LMOTMGE —dedan ” @-door burnt. otf nant | ent postitio Hox T- ais > . or . 4 rat earn evs Bros. J11-14 s. bath . 1's at tne oweat crices 8. + ~St« 7 ote 1 nieve a ye ‘ 5 \ z : eit 0 ow tle a ree a ‘ob. mechanically perfret : » ' ED TmTect ne’ jf? icaleesey m " ° Nery 4 ‘ tive Wa ‘ a Tricest on | bear) ' a , , SB. > »* aad , hades ° , “SS ofhere : oF : ce SALESMAN WANT with ny at 181) S. 39th iO) OPE RAT ORS— Experienced on BRDROOM Bt it te . . PapTe Wtt—~Co n gra ve 4] terme aie $58 1 ec Owen Dasket! Mort [418 Wae : Wi Diame, $380 ive. aa ; a M ch-clase etock wa lesmen ; anse*. K, . eh. wir ben at SOA anal RFERIGGERA! i rac' ‘ & rh es : an Hail x ‘ ’ , r Meter Remon: o°* Ot OT Tia sae oe vor tes © a aS ; -—- —»_-- -—- - Aition @9°5 GrinhamJohneor tf) ne CoOMmporat for State of Ark : . hy for liehr factory “Oo Mia : ‘ > a ’ ra A, y\g * ‘ “ tv " = en OK >, Ke . use k a ‘ e \ () 1 3.24 \ as 1ins ton bi | iz ” \ ft > : , ’ iz ' . a > ; ‘ TT? | a irr " . SS xy ‘ - | 4 ‘ rmt 4 e ; ners ‘ ’ ’ . , , cal D> iE Redan ‘ door private . - 7 SALESMEN—Can use 5 more yount a = Apartment Cabany O76 ic) | M A. , - ih? T ones 144 : . _ py no tong « ae 7 ~- 7 ‘2 “4 ac 0 W ills ~~) a laire ( oupe tle vee?’ «eee 1t Bbempers. etc. 1. A ‘ ; ‘¢ a . * fn + : hip, f who desire to learn eaigemane out Ex pe rie: ' ) : . with ” * oe Sh , ice cream var a) ROOM St ITE—A a SDarear ‘xtra new hig « Keir ‘ - ° ’ 7 em | Pork with fheyl manner with or ‘eo : 140) Har Aianlew oo . he . ei nN Ss : . ie " " . . , ‘ . = . = " er Ss 4 ** 1( B le ( > pov rete 4 pare Poy the ve ; ‘" Bet nn omnis si" S846 a | Selling exveriehce: we (ence oy CT Whis: i. c no OPERATORS—Pressers, 00d) fine. wainut consisting bow-end td) Vandeventer es $?100 Bulc coupe fp tirte Ammer! nydraulic praies. | reekiv. eperentesd. 41 at live. te earn better than $25 pe ® fem. teneral housework: tw¢ , . . a arge dreese: _ s eniit PRIIGERATOI REPAIRED—Now ts ~ nae th . ' new | App y Mr Booke 620 Planters B48 oy te four, (200d home BS1S Pershing pay, steady work FRANK | pone rocker #nd bench. brand-new. sam the time ¢t efriveral ' ' ; 7, b shelf and S695 von wae thee TRAD ellos: a0 ia. Sarter, everrthis eacritice $7: SALESMAN —lxper enced house toms and meow ies — sens "AVE AR CO re Keiners L034 \) Vandeventer ' f ind «a : ? apnian all . Macazir- Viv ¢t pi'4 ? : excentiona . at S°700) ferme to 4gnp ae ney enices ve ren: :" ry en-wv fer \ \I kK \ ER AY bef hy “4a \ ‘ a) } ' VM ~ Ty $ “hee! hea ¢ “ s% ‘ ' a ’ j ” o* r) ‘ fa X ~~ ’ ‘4 “ ‘ “a** re ’ : ° . 'eade ( open ~ nda on! - va — W e nee We terns Williome. 4990 Olive. oO ow Watkins ‘extracts pa Pnle ena K Bt rE- : us . an‘ : re 7 } o- ‘ ‘ Q - ' ; ‘ ‘ ; : eva 5 > oo? ry remed: ° W athine route eho 7 : r,t ei 7 ‘* ; . - . Ee? b>» A , ‘ = “ee ‘ " : ‘ ‘ i D on deni : —_ _ - wr) oan $\s - Sa wee all of fire 4 ey .VTISO W ashington Ay. Stannian edeniies ama bench ne gee Jers ee al fine paint ’ NB CONEee, ivt4 model eacellor?. re 2 aie ou RM A 11 N Tm. c§) GIRTs Exper , « surel® s mia - Tie earls - AMEEUMT GRAVES INE AON” Lawwe: o ae “ ' : ’ a l . . . ’ tat? : 4 rte ey aE me = 7 a0 ee era’ noe _inde selene ’ ; PrORD— Sedan LA ‘4 —— itke ae ot ; —Fxp ‘ steaay wer 2 vs ‘ » » by ’ vers ittie st StS Parga ' #' ' ' ‘ ‘ sf) ot oe ater ihe Pane: Bus aes on OPERATORS — Pocket, on Wee Quinn @8°°3 Southwon PEFRIGERATORS BUILDING mATemoSe ferme sult ve = 7 SALESMAN—Plano and furniture, | =x ' ) cae sega | ist fiecr Seer: mn i , TILAT ets ' , . mmoKweaScEes *— «ae rs A S10 ‘ te er ‘ . : , of «sto i e* , 20 . . , | ,: ‘ a an r Hig rs ih a } » % Making vropwmition for producers: Somgue Mgr Serers ain Nay, OVERALL CO., 19th and-Pine "OK AES es tna Mnatirem, S10 | SP, _iookine for a | SOc Of Fee vi cabling Con” Liner! | ,auaranteed, $33 eon A Limousines For Sale PORT Redan Tale SAver snubbere. ene ° ee _ . with nt hs re’ reputation: 9 cn?) enn ie for gener housework and / 740) Kingebury, 3d f ° gen ‘ the «'te at the ISTE (or Cour 1994 5 won *!: CUNNINGHAM. Undertakere Space ty ke new, $995 wie 1956 Tudor. tert liog C7, Post Diepatch —_— “!. 2 in ¢ >on « e4 , ——- ; ~s ' > es , ; t et wit ai ' upe oS ; , south? boone ~_ 1 ame 4590 ve “4 : “ enitt. at . = ’ (a 3 «he prakrFras ri Ww) : ’ , ‘ . La : DOING Ihe rRS f n ‘ norm ~ ane paint 6:45 nevueine gor raft of j ii nit mati —,enuine whipco or 12 .- oer ; on wi, = © ‘ — ‘or git aene: ie ‘mat R . e Movs ; 7 _ ‘hom Y.-S rene t jevde | ! “14 N Vandeventer aa! terme or trate ted: ar Fa: enero Pyornt> helene «i; wp. eal herenis tes.ly made to measure ‘ gio to thea for gen - OU se Work ref - sion } ry Aes i ' | ‘ hh " ” aining ta a2 . he . \ as’ . of “4 Grip r rw e nee » he A THOenLe \ oe S00 Page terme open evenings 716 SS Vande. t . ; ; ’ “a . Pi " 7a Ate ty) reine a? » a eorter ; onal eupcern) new men make pocket PRIS Cute Ce) a . yo oe net A. . ; - any oe hoge ‘ irnacws hile ‘ ° ire ‘ OAS ee fT ad e (de ; heme : - tt ¥ le on , | ere, POL N roe . white drese . - ce aie GOLD AND SILVER _Grinne ° ees teat Chane Garage 223 York MORD—Tuder 1880 like sew ed ote» tity ren new demons ¥ che ite @ne eTeNe TYPIST —tbor fTice SUR BIAS rt . , a“ ng »* ; ptt oy — K ingen ign Ss) meat * Forest 145° rere f > . me eur-oftown men write no* (4) a _ genera) ? ae , ra Theater Ride CHIFPRORORBE Colder . $°5 Idea ! ‘avis bel. e @ 0 OIrAM ~ ght ; h Pm. a reve —, Coupe ‘he — _o°4 , - Be pe a a ” met ie others ‘ ' : r ' Vy » ; >}_ > ac — ‘ * . ibe oe ' }.¢ ' . " ‘a ' >t? “ ’ °c “. & rT) nm ° io . ; « . - a" wT t hE AN BS Spo se : . . ~ bs meg tote! _Jeffereon weranet abo are — rh STt Ni RAS hy R " & Te 7 i - } . = 3 ‘ a Ow k 2 10M aan , —— ic) 7 5 i — ; p j ye aan od Canes hreugoan Sh) Nort Motie Pt ute re RD Aowlan pS 4 door $t25 : ? ‘BAL e~ MEN——Neat 1 aS cucreast’ eaer- ; ~ aeeie i“ nt ‘ CHIEFRPORORES—Or’ el! kinds : a . —_4 ei a —— > aw , 3 - Ral A a baker tere “722 N Grand "7? dor $425 re hereave terme FF : ine te be tra’he ” ving . . “ee ord) " . { ’ P e ’ r ™@m gen, mirror ¢ n yay i « : ‘ — a, : ’ . ‘ . At of : ; Nia eli Sy Let ' “ ate mm - x ar Ve aehinetor ‘oe: : ' ' ‘Y : ' r | ’ , | 4 fw) | : ‘ ’ “ | Seer can wake real mone, ell nd as he: ewertts lead furnished an 404 @orcin (=aton lweke® owed se uritys \° c@0) liAermet ona! Life Hide. tw 34° . « , ' e , 4 ~ ff} . «a rt \ e ‘ : Ss “‘enlad STOCK GIRLS ane ’ goers = TS es 5 AMON DS > enum) re eber + _trom Bick 4 ‘Tosdew: 1OL4 one 4 = hee fort meny extras, Ma barenin us ae , , eliahie r ~- t . ' ’ mak or mehoge 4 ! ’ a FR « rT A> on , St. ge ! - wna. new . # ormse | hes kes Al orlitior 4i PFoereet i ars me llete eal (wifes oth we ow : fond * wesere'es , - — , , , ‘ ' ' rs Vieturia Fitz ay . amount a » ie A | 000 ~ ust Auw Nepali. G05 -iartwa., io) Laaingtion., ; é i:

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POST- DISPATCH AUTOMOBILES Sedans For ome OEP BE IT Race Sera 9 aR eZ: Ot a ae te fae: Pt $ “FORD. SE DAN SE eerie Eee cis a oO UF me FORD SEDAN 3 CHEVROLET HWML SON me AMPT nS net Pe es Tos ae ee a ore = 2 re« oe ee eee ae os a Here Y’Are Snappy—Stylish ca -e. ee - ee 5 aida i. See, tae > 4, ps > oe gh . oe are Ty “ige se jan + +1. ¢ ee ee ee eee eee Sma eto ds ee fi S°O0 Doar NO INTERES YAHLEM a er . 4 w Pa 1) DSON— 7 pave a Hudson Seda n ~ Sey eA > : i So I KOPLE Trades 4. eurk eale ae NE WE LL sor. od ; S318 Washineto: MAXWELL “ Te te penn? ’ e 4S a ~ wise £3 ao EB. -* 1923 Ci], DSMOn i. b My. ke A TL Ang phy Te I, ak eR ~ ‘.? n4 i paasener’ ' * Hos - t 1é " > 5 ehape sa \ =45 $22 Linde'! Reo ° t, et 4 - *, "ge S50 > Lane r ll x g . ‘ en jet? > “OO ‘a ; 7 . S474 eet ‘ 19°23 7 eyer ‘ i} 4 s j Johns z £ £o — — eA tne : , - “ay . ¥. 4 rt j o ars * ’ wrs - A — aA WT VvENI. mR FALES , — - ge DEMONSTRATO ¢ ri? . 400 - , Autos Almost Free 295 DOWN flurry! Wurrv SATISFY HLEM 1035 N. Grand 5 , Te : rT hans 1s > s-—1924 : — , oo . ; tas 4 = ‘km Awav $10) Down . =) ring 215 7 tu . ] 5 =4 YAHI LEN v &> (jrand. ~ - ~ a. if* . Ss | . _ — > .- ~~ *% - «& > e seve &. Jetlereca. ers COMBINED ~ an MUSICAL Talking maon' - For oe Want ads last year—43,441 MORE than the THREE other St. Louis newspapers STORE and OFFICE FIXTURES AUTOMOBILES Tou ring og yan _— AUTOMOBI LES Automobiles For Sale— _Miscel'aneous _ AUTOMOBILES Tourine Cars For —_— Records—Rolls—Sheet Music 14 «f i . ‘ ip ght . “hs TT ss c “ j ¢- v . e $7315 » " a ‘> = ‘ROOMS and BOARD i a ST let bates AND ADDING Mi. . . , 5 6& Studebaker. POURING > exit | Read This *” SU —_ BOA RD rn Look! 19: >4 JE ow vett MUSICAL Musical Instruction READ Musical a and Repairing and Orcars For Sale Maxwell] SI port— Automobiles For 3ale— Miscellaneous VO CONTEST mute oe ee ~ SS Diss Val Chassis ae Sale Tires For Sale ROOMS WiTH BOARD—CITY { ~ i? tw »R 1 vate famils , te e- alt d ooa ru - . “™~ Ss “? A”- na Grar ‘eS ~ * + bea ror -&9 - al - boarG 4 erate en Guly off “ROOMMATES: WANT one, a es ROOMS WANTED __- Large front - (4 board Pe totes ae ana Da T ae ik iy GQ) | and Dee - nt n A.S ; or epari men: 2a\3 rin beds icl4) r — Bront tanked e&LSw ‘ 9 - ~ > splendid hon - ser hea vy 8°84] 79 , .r hom © . °r ra - ‘ ; eo Lr ung mer ¥ ared > 7 - *]1—N oe su? | * ar’ I) AND BOARD—Wanted | An BOARD Se PARK—FPucnished ~ GS Zaagman. Grand- Ha ruests families C am “m ae __ avge connect ~ Page Iine "2 - i Fe - y _ nea ’ fur a6 im nz t ed a refer-ed 3 rooms, $77 “Teom ” com = “a ecrtta » @ -&O Merey wanted or meoner te loan the Pest-DPispatch Want CF ae ME cey *arn! ished. or ww ‘hewt _garage Jae ker, ing a te (e52) hallroom. gentis« > rnisehed th “A eas water er —_ “Rt a’ a *ul’e . atin i Baan) ? = owe pr +lieges * one —_ ‘One ot wal a. Parkview BANY Hi aa $873 PAGE. _— miak (Mg ow w “ter “4 P ADA HOTEL __ Sen em an emis a E AJ 4 530 Sicely fare + tonto Pak. PAR TM ENTS FOR RE NT R _ | ‘M—Southern Po 4 oMS—B Scameaitien ty fu ' _ Fores ac Orr. sun Chestnat. (e61) a N— 4 \iAarge rooms Sau) «2 34 or Hive 9404. ct) (Garten Court Apart souchern exposure. “pot and ompiete Soueekeeoing: ta WwW AS 4! IN Foal N BL... hoUsekeeping rooms. southers WASHINGTON BL. enette. sink. range: atkheiee 144 i ‘erry WASHINGT! ~N BL. tt oa poms turn nished:” , dione ath: w ATER Max Rc ey nt 4551—2 ae gee pi ne ree Teens. WESTWINSTER PL. 431 “Sry NstTe R Pt... west PTVe PT t. | ad reteae either for <p mt & your own home; ' fences.

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THURSDAY. AP Rit, 23 _1925 “ sal ROOMS FOR RENT—Weat 39 ST LovuTs __ POST. NISPAT ATCH -— SAPRIL 25. 193 ithe: ew AES 431 ROOM and BOARD Ads is last year —52, 737 MORE than the THREE other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. “3G : FOR RENT—COLORED APARTMENTS FOR RENT | APARTMER ee > —. BPCDINE pore! . |YOR K 7 ' est ays | co ent seniem = T aN “Ht DD Oras eo su er 8LUOhFE . ' oa ae — spears mite s " GETTEMELER RE CO im ae ‘ or ot - - —" ront re : " ' 1 | ’ va) > ‘ \ { » ti.) . of . | roiea “ LA . t IST > t +? 2 Mrar , " Q ' new linge ‘ees and Took wor are ee oo Easto: P (aban 9 ; 758. ic Princeton ‘a 'y of e ma | * a x cn! : ei list = : . — — al Main 160 vane SON ; il] E I; F IC IE st & If: JAS > «5? : fis f st ftioor $i” i.* 7 RNISHED 4 i) 2 ee ome Tor \! WEBSTER ¢epPeoovrs rri-s “ty BRUNGALOW o— roome. beautifu! ves0g 1 NIN ERMITY P DRI A. isi. 35 3G Rogms $3 avs ’ %: ; a oa / [IRE }? Re ME BU I] ) NG rewoms € .¢ ery S*) rewuly jecorate 1 $3) ; ; eee HA MER | 4h ~ (j; rand : sae n emvloved; garage Peet lee Mamnishea | 104 SLNGER-K VEIN REALTY {C0 Pe gg ie bodes LDID i | : ") y decorates SUBURB’ N PROP’ TY WANTED Tieacs Genet ro oe Vinita Park birds A Aa thi plots _ (89) : f ; ne nvement Richyyavry ¥ , za5 —, Ve 224. (c4 ' te rr @ ties Ae er WERELEFTH. 2210 § } large rooms, gas HolLShE Wee 5 — R EA I E S T A ts E HOUSE v-room, end 250.ft. of groun« STOP: THINK! . wom tor feitlemen pale - Hh (“os RlePepit ech —. i eur rooms and Fore-t Tie gag rnee | elects 24 fleas (4) ] Wet bster distric: pref: edie Sx e 4402 —_ in seuth Maryland Heights; call Cab | Before you buy inok at thea 4.5-roorm nird Pas * . r ] a tae : we =i $5 : rw YET EH O17 « ; eleotri , 4) any ] »OS\W $2000 teri) > ; ryUulnenm lows OF “pring ard Fae las, the " M ST IN & SON a + : | e rght take Lake car t Wheaton = Livi MAIL lbiy dutio bd floor. peed. mMATES WANTED ‘ Wy, ei, Ol; Chee 1! st ie FLATS FOR RENT | newly papered: rent S050) rer? feds | - / wae = ‘ ims ‘8! 3 5 casi § s per mo min | 2°" hioek weer HEIBEBEL ic 2s. rout, sullatie fur ouple Aree 200 STRACGSE, 751-4. roceeel 3 . | ' THE P ata ti! o v ; | : couy | 8 hee oft rent $00. Mais Sagat “PA |EIGHTEENTIT 884K Half Dock south of Latavette Park,| FURN. HOUSES FOR RENT REAL ESTATE CARDS 250 Plad at Grane. 4°03 | VINITA PARK ; ° ‘ - ~® 4 = Pd — VV | nt 7. ite street "OO ¥ ‘ ; ; - he _ eat ry ounry ‘ ‘ayvton rd Kirk j g°!rS a7 he , . bur oue ont room. i | eee ewes NHAROT Rk (e4 "35 Divielon | VST with SCHED 7 | > a | : 7 Page, new 5-room bungal ’ ; POKES Lg Cuupie, eel ght - - TES Wt ; i 32 Mare NATER MAN 60)6-—Apartment 4 yomes ote 4 =. a ay FOO. Cfec' ~~ > ED IP ee vid nted Mur . ne West tEL m. F CO. woow-F erguson car ine, big fucure Ue hardwood f) »Ors tile hath electricity, lot mAR TO p28 pth Kent ‘ey ; . i'n , , —. I 1 3hhes 4ii OL moreh garage aba y 4 1 n i S$ roones gps ) , . Sere ‘ (piive 5130 for pal TET. \ LUE | af les = fore fu roar S19 3.) sae Mx 1S very libera tern: ors” mou with « witho t ” ka q front ’ ORs! ( eo, i} it N. 141} § rooms . 5 / ¢ \ ! [LAITS—Two, fine. in Virginia Park about | BR A. The ‘MP SON KR CO. 88:5 on ~ ( : nou (Lies . A = ~ . . ' ~ roeome eller Is 1 7] >on ; feet A ’ ; a : r , — even es. adults mn Uriv. Wid snes bus Is WES PIN ry $9593—To subleases RUISREAN KR EB. CO. F722 Chestnut te*6 | WAN! 6153 ‘ ~ 7 ame “= on at's 'p ah Pg apy m6 woke $99) Hens . Pererty A Neailv fur fished ¢ ) a 4 - L oe ao : beautiful apartments 7 | PLAT—t Jean i are , Southwest i a a Lars. - I hil 8k ~" t "anil Ww bste Gro es : : er ; ; : ront ; ‘ ; ° i? .* " Biil Te 4 r at? 4 € > Sj) ~ Mh ; . ' ad ' i as { sedi tee al -iave severe wil! lupe yw s Bulk ; ; - ' ante. it he _ 1) priv lees: he Fo rest rid » lok: Ps M ve oe e, mine “Th j , i” > 4 rei floors. | (a )ear 498) P . | abie for rais ne hiv kens. rabbits. goats | e . r . Vv - ": a 09% , \/ 4 PRICE _—— CE to ast fo eel oie o "7 ewe ectric e535 00 O., F206 ' ent Benton 4 | R BUNGALOW Beautiful 5 ree Califor: ' . ‘) 4 s ‘ia ? fr ) if ‘Co ‘ Hit KENS . \ ma, o PVMEEHOEDINGE MoeOitia: cui] « ening, anes ; UGENE J. AL T HEIM I t 68] > (heats it | eae shina: a K eee om he. cor | , Buy thie modern howe, 5 rooms i nai etvie iarge living room across te meCLI?, 13134 'N.- 3 eur W (c4) | ace “sae. NT, tow Cnestnut Or | (oO 3 acres. price ww for quick sale front. garage. idea! location: $4500: «xn! ih apartment second floor snes, rooms keeles WEST END APARTMENT NTH, ToS0A S—3 rooms. eb 2 West HOUSES WANTED > if a ‘Church d near Hellefontaine. Cail W.| $100 "cash Call Grand 63283. (ehdet - ; " va. . , * ; | | ‘ . ‘ + t '. *{ fif “yoy . ‘ s (rrr ! Arve > arnt e 4 saat - ees, S40. aduits yen: | sen | O60 Beach, 3d floor. 4 large rooms. very | 1314 er er Re Le e S70 , | COTTAGE -Rat n fam rent aves QuADTECR ns "ed, ndei! TSO0 ;CLARK h49 (Webster roves) —#- root pee), 2 5 —Huclid and Lecl | gag ET si toh ‘| desirable, rent only $85 per month. Olive ectric, : RARTMER, 6701—4 rooms or jease, Delmar 3308R 81 | c ani ae a BUNGALOW _inedern residence; pogsession et once,” be Turniabed: hot and : a ede 2 eS — 5S ‘LILIA Mad ; p >: if $: | DANK L 631 M ka ‘ roome hath fur -alua@ion $10. 000. will take emall nous how! rus wer as Water. a 4 Kite ette CUONRAI) I SCHOPT “34 Calumet Ridge 9° ne "nt . . ) vw) nace hip roof iat HOx12 price $7000 | OFT cottage in city th euenaage aa mr : rw Clectry . J : 2 ,iumet 7 933 j ‘ P . ete ; ‘ : BIN 50 fier week Canteens turniahed Gnd price. Hox YA82 PD | (epd) | KOPSREAS Fe EOS ose | | 1 00 | HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. SOUS. C. GREU ACH Re 1° e0.. | omyment: ¢samine at om , . ¢ ; i “are > > a* M 1 = | 7 h . ’ SEEVANS, J611A—One larce sanenetie. © Bo ' ro nae and @& 6u: mth will decorate | Central | a ance | BRANTNER FL. 3146- 4 roo bat! ' N E W Dl If lH ( OLON LAL and will consider reasonable offer on SHght basement rooms. even” furnished og Post. Tien STANLEY EPSTEIN, 819 Chestnut #. | CASS. 2420A—-4 rooms elects ech | fac Chestnut. Olive SG21 (cd) gas, electric sleeping porch OAL ESTATE CO Matt > rooms, tile bath, jot 50x} T® attractive Groom house: omnes - m . ali { if . ° my iArer sna IP reers mac§e 1 " » : , 50 “etek , n " . 9 Stas Pi ns 5 } a > ; er ee oe ‘arty’ - as - - ‘ OSs hii-b’ointe) Living ey } lie -. «- ‘ Ye Blo DIGINA Ourcx Satt WANTED A wT | read fo mive r) r a Pe a . - L GINTS adi) move in: terme as desire x | WEBSTER GC rh . 4 ; ' Hes ° ; he Ri “Wis i , ey h (cr ' se NEW Al A hy | \l EN | -~ at) wt ty «5, , ™ , ) ' ’ zs | Ki * J Ss : at — VA or cA 6 nice mores baa’ ae % $10 '\ ae? 1) @irn?ocr (one) EBs TER ROV 3 TRUST CoO. Ast. room 4 + ( - Urnish Nid — Front furniehe unfur. | 913 to 4531 San Bonita 9-6 soome |ELGENE J. ALTHEIMER. 817 n rd rent z= , nD tric; 4a fic . new!, ba nered (oy Ti l> hE 74 at if 5, pa yee te * ve IE K } E .g y\ 418 ~ 4 room fla - toilet NS, ESTiMa? ES New ‘nv i“ ounga oO” ? | rihwryna and ' oe ” car garage why not drive Cut Minti AMUN’ 76 . : a . EST uN ‘ L, A ~§) +9 a i r . — ) rooms aire SHH") “est 26 et, red ' i thie “at lé ‘he ‘ . “ “Titi ' ° ; 4. oA UN ia % v 2 Marge rooms A. in private fami ‘ rernti« ®411 Del NI RR Ty & C “ J oan NUN’ TH. S04 N—SI?-i9 Morgan oon i 8: i . ha e] brig colors . (we 1/4 4-room frame $1600: brick. | 1 a nh ree th ; wered with shade today Owner is leaving and someone - ae 1) mrenk int if « enient: give ful! - fabany 200d rooms, $14 | BAS VIVA—! fla $25.) THERESA. 1212 S—Modern 3-room flat S$ Se room modern brick, $4400; 3. | ees: coed transportation: near schools. | gets a bargain a hh - Vs! ‘ : rs rN 50 30—~—a2 . “hei leek at tor = - ret NN 7. ; ; ‘ ab in Al’ AR’ r MF. ~” 4 ~ FC m RE N _ RA R NG Re Vv > & Sp re ‘HT 1 ] . N - ‘ ‘4 8 i ‘ ,'* fan v brhe flat > . ,OoO0 } fami! \ >1 ] i one ¢ aed a, @tet ve Cn Sy pay rrerntsa Hox Ww KE: LSTER GROVES TRUST co Aat se P MODs: cas TANee and sink, For ate Bor H-208 Post-Disrat 14) 0794 McPHEREON, — ETZEL 55SOA—Six cans, =. SICOWINE | WEST BELLE PI... 4243—6 rooms. mod.| 2UO:, stores. fate. residences a prices, | T 41 we tepers ‘ (ews) | 7) RENSINGTON, 5012—3 conneding = — : piise rooms. tile bath. hardwood floors North porch; hot-water heat, $55. See it to-/ or, $60. = nies building loans, plans. Guarantee Cons | _TREMRLEY- WILSON Rf. tC. Pins enamine , rooms ' shaces. acrrens awnings, heat janitor (ce) | guna 7: struction Co. ;OO Wainwright ‘Hida Clive "9 ‘ . ; : 14> : }-e@K Petty a we ; $1) “ : - me am ; | mi Z B83 tutger 3+ 6 roome S18 ~& « cy > (y ; Write for may of Webotes a, ‘our , KENSINGTON 1ST _New f led) AND BOARD Wanted > nditia re _ e rom and put ste rat-class BACON 1714—S8 roorms bath 26 «Of ri.ATl 4400 | K Pugs 2» rooms mod. | GEO N. (COOPER REA i. BSl \_ ] ca Bi. 412). ala ‘A floor 3-room **) m — ler 6 far iy apartment. Grand phone owner at O.'ve SAIR and arrange | 94 s ROCK HILL RD | J, NGSil1 iWAY pie: $4 ‘i - et Lindel] Sako , heat Anitor service reterence equire? Pe l pace mie) | fiar, Ses ? an’ ' | £°05™M 50 Fiad (2) for inaepection nmrice ete icf?) 3°O HELFENSTEIN AV ie) b; | MRE NSS iiGHW BO4 N.— Nicely a Ril We i. ¢her ; wil decorate and put in first-riass nd CANAAN, &44—4-100m fia (‘a 1 1 4 | GOLDMAN KBALTY CO a & 7. . ore e F Ln ' WERSTER 1 ve , “ ' i? * 3 e.ie ANG q . - , , . ~ eo -* .* - POOR r&M if ANGE fnunu ify) ae f ; SET «4 T W CRSTER HO a n ehed 5. : : ousekeeping room : nliowve tured mrisnte | (Io rent $75 r month Cail (43) iw (hes sy? GARAGES, STABLES—RENT hurldine is for Saeed oits rOperey SUBURB A N HOM Kk | A386 Forest. north side: @ rooma. large Ss 4 yy ° “ a . . f) S > Tv ‘} : tc ' . 1 4 4 peace t a> a2 6 | , . a ar} ) a . ‘ s 2 2 . , “ ‘ ‘ a : ; : + 7 rer ipiniei WwW a awe Grove \ ar north | Nliwe ane AM. 415 Tat life i a. 4 I 1.A J ——A lice ar © Fallon Park strict, | AN S40 thushing ul a ntyy North ld farn nea st Louls Bown Y¥-39. | . 4 a ) frounds those beautiful ol4 shade trees » LACLEDE 4441—F ‘ahead room ' . , | completeiv furnishes four-room fiat. Call | i icine - *, separate heating j Post-p"eratec! (eSO | 34 \] \ ) SO Y y surrounding— you know I7t vue take vou hy kitchen’ 65 50 Morons 7314. and 1 Sor T H L 0 Colfax F1S5SW @, | piant ! fern FOURTEENTH. 2000-11 N.—Garace SD | +) | Z " } A V. | out and show you 7 - Aq’! ; n> 445 ‘ii. ry nfursis ahi 4 = AY R AY | FY [rR > F NTH ‘O00 1} AY 3 . a : : a Oe ry ™ & mio REAL est’ TE. WTD. + 8 Y j \ be ss » , ee . Er_srrrnvv AN A rFrone annr R cn | de Lett i ihe room : m, ; | r i J RL EEN : Ssh Nem roca us ' ai* Chestnut et (ey Oo U in terrace eau i room Colonie! "13 International Life Rid ma electric. gas $12 mont} 4 PXYOOEN ip - = “aciede av || ath. electric: reasonable Forest 5 _ tile kitchen and bath. ho - eS . . - Forest 7314, N BOARD eae | bie A alte a » we 1 > a ? Shr etn nd 8) GIMRLIN L058 Aud sree. Troon hat? McPHLERSON 741 ») rvoms, ¢ Nn poren — LET—BUSINESS P’ ‘RP’ af FARM Wtd.—For exciiange ' wy orner per bargain See na hot weer Beal: vase. BIY A THRI HOME EWItS Pl... 24—2 furnished he ashen S739 (Ke : ( > ae _ | _ electric, gas. ecreens: $30 4 neler og, : WARD 1. BAKEWELI RES AND OFFICES -Separate o1 Leffingwell «nd Clark avs. 7 stores. 4 i telemhone Parkview J530W (c6") | ee te i eed Pe a x on : dae nw u ; heated os oo — = DWAR EW EI » . im . intoae | ste. Ghia’ , Sales at on ‘etn -_—--——= reonis steel un n ; Fron r- , | mone: cae range and S| nh Also bleening ‘a a | 4-n ; | 4 t ~.3 Ww I NT p IN Ke | GLASGOW. 13°4 " re De iat eler . aN rk gether (;ratl dand No i Market » hae fi; . Pi - y yee aaa” — i accept inace all haederuaa ved > te -foot tiled ’ . _ @ ’ 7 > “n* he 9 2 oni . 7 ra " ' . ? e, ’ Le rr 7 ’ j me tt: a r . * . ° ; ’ : : Ss + ; (c82) SIX ROOMS AND SUN PARLOR | tric: rent $25. Call Central 339! [ARYLANI>) 4800S—S8 iaree rooms: in| > : ent D. SOPHIR REALTY oO, "R09 Kirkwood Trust Co., Realtors | in. po sae oe. ere eae 5 INDELL BL yb TWo c | POW 1A. —% root eles Piennt . ry - ‘arn i "> » | (heet, ~- penny ~o “ . large clometa§ ¢| reorn. It. . y} ” mo ern expos me De! mar er RESORTS | Reautitut v decora ~ jy urtment te ness 4. ) 0 tT PAK nin he Roe SINGER KLEIN REA! sy CO IDE AL, LOCATION FOR IF f 9g — fee?! + d Reet, and Sappington, large | pedestal lavatory: fonane ‘or yoes on : ; Bo US hs me er a “y : ‘ as a te S~ or Bas nal . ‘ - ~INGET-BK 1 N (FLA Ls | , a. ‘ eras * for colored. list with us ,; Oaks Aha enrube all improvements struction e n pane I. Ay Ble. 4355—Large furninhed Wanted oo rt A ttoOR Seen all or e4-] 2h9 Wainwright Bide. Olive 6048. 1 Pe 04 N. &th. Olive 34 or Olive 9494. (4 NE. W AND USED) CARS JAS. T. BUSH & CO, 3334 Pine. tot: 20. 15 acres, Gravois and Sapping- | room $800 entre “TEE enitesiinn. 4 cerit). Try ; 4 > . . ° . . ’ . ’ . Dm TTT VA gw Ty _s ey > an ¥ pS : f } : r f } IN , - ~ a a} : twin beds (4) Wt qh Me arme Riv ¥ \ia r] eels’ 108 NY as h cy iGREED xk. 4 hws tif ‘ ror? - fran? " ' : . Obs ; ‘ " N . m @ ee a’ am i he at] | a ; Bo: 10% t 956 - ee __(c8) i TM Se he a vat h ) ext a Several now under construct al i? D ae I. 0932 ~} ront room; front; Tigh ; cha or ln — Ore . 3 ; ; ‘ - ; 0 ; P wees b hea ’ 4 ef Dp Te , enna whe ae a4 ( al M > 9 »4 ‘ 1.4 Yy cash for ‘ton roved Droperty any i + @) au liu omes with 19 acres | Vartous parte of Wehater Vebster e T house ke *yp ing aAleo lee ing room. oy Ree y } xN ae me Nort ten —— 4 rooms and rear porches atrict!y moder S50) ex fon: , ? afinement open - ~ ' kine f reasonable Olive a5 - ‘Brown j RO a res. Clayton rd: Li20 front fr. | OLD ORCHARD RANK oy _ j “ . a ane (ch? ' repaTt re wy £ : , ae ae ne ai’ é : - Sa Ad ~ © ai NDPELI BL... SU02—A pt. A; be beautiful en srt 7 5n cht con yr? rooms. fire? K ENN] RLY AAO) I. \" Rg? Al7 oh gtr er” “2 Business P roperty for Rent veo _Wainwrigns meg | ‘ keS?) | BUNGALOW \ Asegel . nuemen, private ho me, (ost =~. Gries —" yg ped Ft fe nde eo ver yaar 07,7, — . na: $95 (cf Stores; fine iovation for drug store. | PROPERTY Wtd—Hy private party: bun- JAS. C. MO IT : P \{ Mii. = 46 On- H 5 —T ve r $s) 10 rt a ~« al ra°,raue a) er Ma teq 7\'é6 41; : S60) » \ - Three 4 TTL: » 4) hardware siore nar ber shop et mJ era) gl: 4 f ‘ ate ’ a ‘ The heat buv In St. Loule “— a le , : ’ \ 3 Ss . - o , - . ; mitt ‘ ~) ‘ : ; re : . a . ' ‘eS: C AWS abet ee ai or re wit “4 yn” TIT ° ’ ~ eonnectine well mt eee pe 2 2 large For Rent ZA - i © rooms: $85 jh PAG ji] 1944—Apartment C-—T™0o | ai¢terent locations in Webster Groves above Box Y-63. Post-Dis._ (0) 1024 TITLE GU ARANTY BLDG ., | modern R-room bungslow at ite ee. 28) Uahed second fioor i i, ind $90 ju UCKY. 3842--3 rooms. gas. eliecigic $°O | seKkee;ine kitchen bedrooms. (2) | WEBSTER GROVES TRUST CO. Art. | pn; oe ; | : T08 CHESTNUT Bend road 2 bathe large m1 ; mre al onVvVeniences: chea aD. XD at ARK — imnished “ttage Zl ‘ alittle i _ = ; ae a : : ae - 14 7 PROPERTY Wtd.—Hy private par ts bun. | 1Nn3 8 Sappingeto ; et ? - ‘ wnt > Reand bat a7 WAGNER GRANT RELI |) MATHEWS Rf. E. GO. 615 Chestnut. |oaGgp pt 4 rooms: @ modern (c8) ~*~ i ' ; —. ; eton ra.. attractive 7-room | leaving and wi make an attractive a MCRAE DSOON 4 104- —— twin beds beds. G Zaagm ‘st A ; saa mt REAL TY CO ‘Rea! tors ‘ 7 ‘9h 9 ? ’ - a satae —_ PaO Box ¥ ja... r . re with Tint vu rr ww ne corner lot of 3 acres al ogaition. WE RSTER GRO Hite, ent le or . : f ’ re Si}! min ¢ 7 0 “ h « ect] oO. erlook! , ' . . _f of Indies employed. ian (9) Chestnut. Olive 8621 (c5) | MADISON 1208A—Five roome and ati INGER-KLIIN REALTY CO Ce , | ) "AN? wwe aU att epee eT Tinks. Din Ope jp Westword Gelt Club! COMPANY, Awan, McoPHERKSON, 4246—Reautiful poom for ' ; : | s@parate entrance to each mom fron 104 N. wt ) s4or Ohbve 9491 4 ntra ) ~e pea ——ash buyers for vour ¥a- | 5.4; der t . een) Huenty of room for) FOR Webster Groves property, = rs "Troe : } ?v } ’ *% . + ' ’ . —s or write . erect severa more houres close ae ot ei) comVentences, (ey HOTELS \ingsbdury Court Apartments | ies cael hen: Ss : 8637 PAGE MORGAN. 525—Revair shop with living} REINHARDT R EB ear RAVOIS. ic82) |. School, cars. ete. bus passes door: a Greate StL — Meol’Hbihiscis 4. ,li—e2 a floor no wee . , MmPacwe Pras yy oe Inno N at ~ | ‘ If j Yiu rooms . A Tle e375 buss watior = . . . j 5hLA NS Ss i¢ a7 amin u } , o! t ) rth: new. Ziva® HOTE! are egg me pposite Ki ngesburys lace | —- ~— ; . m: a w ' - ins wrens ; Sie yreater ouis ea Sed 0. VY furnished reom in apartment i A ~ Rae MAGAZINE. 3039—Nice. 8 jiare. n e heat and janitor service fur aiso @ & and office at 3016 Morma: I. os vers for ail kinds of 194 S Roe} cee rate b « sthe S27 Ciara lta 0 ' a - ropet in any part of St ck Hill rd. here is a dandy mck’ Hk ts iN 42 ween wo s a Gay worn) —_ t . I ; hie \ rHy R os A’ i Water hea ” car garage lot 100«°00 room and eunroom stucco reaideace on lot | meee ing room: very reasonable ay $ Kingsburs t...bd fas | ’ WALTON, 725 wdernh, % ae : a OR Che ibe | we O00 75x139.4; has hot-water heat. tvery fni- ty . “ = « ~“ . 7 ‘ 7? TT) , . _* ¢ "ry ’ > "= 7 . ,*? ~ - ) ‘ PAG EK , ter vo AR RARKEW] “— a PRA IRIE .512- . ning . ivineg hre uke res 4 7 : .T . - WE Rl } REAL FSTATE 20 Seima: it's « heauty: new. #& roome ish hardwood floora, tile bath, ~ . pose at : bath every ‘thine furnished: (e5) ericved ' * i . 2) LD ae 11 ) ttn i fae roo? kitchen, te > We - ~e = . ASH) cc} ‘ 4 — el Moms in-a- { AAR kK iy) De r. I’ 4¥ ALL ( ASTI =A ono. } sleeving porch. garage fine let pr iced for quick ws at Sil , S| MARYLAND 4234—0One front househesp. A insnection for beauty and h : ST Louis. 1416—% rooms, electric, $12 °03 North Tenth. Offices second AO ER eT te Une " oration: SIG nha ee: Clete te THEO, R. APPEL. Realtor, _ a uF. Aleo room and kitchenette " t 39231 «A \larseilles : Anartment 116 > “th «t T Wo .NOrtn enti ce oe : FRANK I DITTMEIFPR R. E. CO., all. transrortation $190. 500 72? Chestnut st. of j 2061 (c7#) eT? >] LOIS 4341] .. een ee ee loo {pp'v on premises (e) 624 Chestnut st -4 S. Rock Hill rd: the owner hae fust 48 Wl kwood av. Webster if ' | MAHALAND 4100A— esi rable ———— “TAC [, i? DE aL rj KI, ay 57 4 -* ‘? W A T k BR M AN AY. acreene. steam. ive anal shad tapes ‘Ham. ata ” PI = — P #ibt ities nm thie well-loceted home Int ee a a a nee —e- RE ty - R ¢ Scryer — — a - 8 S bs Sag Wr eran VN STEP 1] f OS1LA “ ad . ‘o0 affices n sec vw ANT El aT ONCT 5 rooms evervthine modern unusual and terme TENDRICKS: RUBE! RU I, isd 4 } r| afer e es mp" oyed, — ean pla nee rooms 7 en a. , P PRNTH. 1old N—3 large rooms. new!ls light rooms, May 1. Cabany UMG6R (ct) | wackKMANN RF. | Loon est for 5S room cottage; city or country. | attreetive: fine lot: ready May 15 aise co PAG! rT, Bol — | 4 vel. room: every ' 7 athe asland ° nu e4 ; eco? —~, electri . 4 aGY to 7 ‘ : Pay We Ave ase’ yers Pend mart) alars z oZ24 N Re wton rd + &-rnom bunga WFELI - IN BE a i CONVenience cand meala: rarage (cKO) ; . . ne es —_—-— i reeteeenereetnseeeeeteaninetimnentatarane adil wit! tncerrs 11>” Lawe . . . at nee MeCRADY REALTY Ct H12RA OW-tvre D-storw hoyse: gleentng rooemea on TO “NOALOW ¥ PAGE WBi.. 5S029--2 rooms housekeeping ‘ is TWENTY-FIRST Taa0 ON 4) poome | FLATS FOR RENT—Furnished 1-Storv srick | rile ling Baston. Cabas 273% (e4) | both foors. sieening porch: garage: lot}. 1°87 Delaware ay rooms. bath. fur- ~ : multe onveniences a ; ’ ; ‘ j ik) >A r myry R O71 4 ename ati hae o rate! a ’> Prntrs ‘ " ‘ = West . -~- - - —— | at = “sa Rs ® By By pie - eh lat office. Ca ul) Fon ‘wil eet 4310. Easy te orn, : : =a : é Rg” “eo p : eirenstein i" e 1° e _ & LPAGE | : * 7 = \erys — housekeening S50 TWRNTY-FTRST 3720 WW_2 ronme wit? mA in ; , ; Laclede yA ] ‘ Ra ! ce | } hi st ree t CITY REAL EST’ TE FOR SALE or rew moderate sized houses In —— reer & =v atore continuous hor wa- . % 4a. 4 oy Re EME er aig. = i a “e ee - : erneter ft) roome evn enon sleepin - | > — ~ e » . » | ’ ¢ ; }? AY T's c™ ? ‘ még rt mr } | oid aif e . _— a ‘ ‘ y - _ ‘ A j mt) ing le r) ; ” " e ts - ‘ tre ne — | § v\ 4 ’ n ER ‘ST ANT RE we a n ee one Pld , ’ RE . . ’ : ‘ t —y Raw - f trey a ” ‘ ! ; are G end ; K ’ —_ = ae ~ . - ye . af , “4 — Ps oe . ia ’ = rick 1 7 por’ h * " a! ©: rage ot fO+ 200 | unaaa AND COTTAGES +. PAGE BL, 4010A—2 well-furnished med- S FLAT S E ] ee ‘walrTyw « ‘ere a BREw ing r s Si] coe wen ifter 7 evenings VEL, with large fot in rear, w — © i in county. Box ¥-37. P.-D. (cae) vee Lackwond av.: 5-raom bungn For Sale v ; ern eekcening ronpms: phone: private REALTY £0 Rea - WARREN eae “— - strnateainene et: ay ——- =e } oH he: 4 alteratione | mu.t KI } F T ~ io re 6291 M ere arge corner let: excellent location for Tamlly. only $8, refined couple. Lindell J 22 Cheatnut Olive SB°1.1c5) eiectric, oner Tin (eS) | ROMAT? vel A——F urnianed HEMMELMANN-SPACKL FE! ae aa " REAL bargains Call Cabany svt locmsiqn Our large jist of flats: easy : ' r xht housekeeping: rteam : 4 . GREE ri eT pon . ‘ ; fas i if efferson ey wet!).loeated ha» ¢} heat. hot water, electricity; $33 per South STIX ROOMS AND SUN PARLOR aoe daubic marten siete ee complete: piat ‘Cobeas an J ‘ Central 14 raome. sleoniag mene: aabdan- contes: | eee | ABBOTT, . Realtor, 700 _hestewt. * : » *> en (c) u TW) BAT Hs 2 i aa fk aX G 5 4 J+ ; . ' ? ‘ “" ‘ i my ) 3 = : . 4 . | nes ee oénatianl arranndts ang PAGE ne KT. 4. - ret-floor feont room, +... 4 ' - on : , thy " . , rate 2 mA’ | . * s i? MAFPFITT i5°0 a at oe é rv | : i “ i rt v "~s } ; iia OT 7 ws ? i. lfana«etat: ws rarner e« tr r* North neativy furnished: $A week conventencs: nea : = “a , of admisainr © ; ' est 044 ow fos - : : ' : ‘ ‘ . ey ~ moder , rir le bhatiee rear r *’ Crees {TAT I} > VRO MAN 4 nveniencrse reasonatie¢ are ha : - - — r — ane S0x%145 Contra) lnen- IS()] oat Ory kK ST. - =! deston 7” aan tty enragre u | AGNES. Re FS comm pay i ana and , " " 24) Mair og IOs WN st? m4 ‘ rioor, .« i Ll¢ AO ws ORN ER ah 7 oa ™ ‘. Seem, Cane , 7’ ehetas Gan rent money wi purehase new PARRVIEW. 4540-—Niceiy furnished seam A. roomie cones 7 MA Rardiaad fate tone anak FLATS AND AP'T'S WANTED | tion for factory, storage. Apply to eee BXCsllent fittee ne! |eent 120. Tork Wit fa "408 Pwote wer | modern belek Satigate. Salesman im + 5 — ° urn - +. hat? har root ff , flurrnece en . ae a a, — Pry ’ 249 ey , oa . © enan a thes ‘ ‘ nin des . vurse ¥ : e aah a one rea Al KESERVOTR: PARK. | APARTMENTS FOR RENT new fiat. $4750 FEINBERG @ JONES TTAGI _4 rooms. ot flat M. SHAUGHN ESS) TRA NS RR Re $ Chestnut | ° | . a, artment a env and | d L we GERiTNG 7 REAL Bhs? o9.." >| P vise EW, 4931-——Noice, light fa es a es. - Swe —FURNISHED 2909 N. Unior Forest &76° ' northwest, quiet. midd'e-aged couple. HO one we OT . - | 6212. Faston. Caba Private fary iy one week free to perma nen? anA® eoneenta) neon!) ° } } roome and amet 4 res Rox H-?009 Post-Disnpatc 03 N enth St. : ~- rane . 4 cb) \e : ned kant Bo th NORTHLAND. 532)—-5-room aidan poiieten x = e al i H + FOR ‘ . ~ ; ous ot (irand : ta hle fi - , . yo ted gy ; mee sostaan , aes — aa KY. 4! it—Cortage for an ° or & as inewas vs times telophone furnighed: will rent for Z ot aded rad We mar iuits ban l S if At | IE A S) IE, ardwe 5 ae . —— ama ?in te ail salty WOOT , 4 enange. 3S rooms, en s ; “ . : a In . _ : - : . . - . iWe ‘ Krerngee s ana “ats . cell > . 2 , —_ 2. Blin - Bose Halt ream, gas plate: new =~ ART ME N TS KF OR R E \ r 3 months no lidrer references re N RANCISCO 49045—4 ro s Da } Wt 4 ’ Tis wit? e ectt LIL.ER 4°15 ireinia Ri 1A} ‘ L4lo cecelia at Wer. LH2AW : 5 ' STRICTLY MODERN BUNG aLaw drcorated: $3... AND WV \VERL) my quired. S77 mont! ATMs afier On hone AT | GAraere f' } ne mp.e } x 4, 2 TY - . A REAL RUY 1007 -10- 15 Hiornsh shy av.; rooms. RIDGE 500 3— Nice! furnished 6 sleenine hay ; m 4a55 Magnolia. second f! r weet.* SPALDING Dl‘ -——N ew aApartment-‘lat ; oO: ' Four roome modern bungalow on -#0. for inwpes tion *éo> nas : | rice : 4 : ory ' . room re . a eel ea - - : u : re pt : trae 4 : ’ ‘ Dituens pent bath, Poreat YOLLI, Gan , JONES REALTY CO, | ve ch) | S-room, efficiency: sleeping porch. 1 Ay Wid —4 rooms. bath. carace, first | Southwest foot lot 2-car gatege, owner left town | BORMMEM-GANT-BENSON ee ag ee rooms, furnish a Main 190% : 5) | FURNISHED APARTMENT —- For rent:| °* 4} (c} floor: Holy Family parish: couple. 492% OC WIS LOT—35n125._on the south side of BMil-l tims Bee thie at ence. HANEY c | izt N. Mh Ws. live 8 , r omy hot and nicely furnished 4 roon ww; open and Blee Minnesota - entz “17 feet east f January av . . house'\eeping: newly decora eS 7 =e ; ) ne pte » and | FLAT Wtd 3+ or 4 room, on Saquth Side ~ stories, P . Lin a Ala AP ER iE. Sia _Uiive ~808 Kenwood Springs SD rach HE wrivdlecen Moreat 45R5W. {e) , West kKitehen and bedroom, furn shed Kas 6 room single and a ub . f ats a f near car line Box H-31. I > Steam heat. electricity, elevator. a 1o Vista SU BURBAN HOMPFE. P say N. NEW hum Mn ThE west. Hocdiamont ADC Rr ATTAR ] \Ik NT—4209 L in- g£ " nea icy? MARS REALy : ce. ‘ po , . — = ee Wea or il’ j@ia rernwe wl Rprine« 5 ro one. bath. ‘ raace,, Sort ic. car: (a) ip) nrernaty — ak | 7 1 i eS le a Ww , 2 “nn ine te ‘ P « : I i ‘ ition of OTTAGE , a , oo ne: i : ome. aetrictly yh PR Al ee re testant gentleman Cabany 38086M, = c) BL; new bu z: 5 or 7 room ef- West life Bidg Main 416s (oF ie , Neti aaa : AYT——Fine for single flat: on Eastgate, |, : ~ . ” JOFRN. H. ABBO' 708 ( heatnet. mis MoM—Ant . [he imar- Union; m hae grentieman $4.5 borest 11° cr a c 3 Bee Manager at buliding or ™ ee ee : — r 4 . St a ISLDA N. 20t! $2000: mieht consider good serond 4 { age 5 arge ot. PRELOO inspec " @g ony Saaee.. for rerees, rere: i aie FE & RG. SCOTT, 600 Chestnut. APARTMENT—6600 wert, beeutifally fur mate : | 5) O. H. BROOKS REALTY R A. THOMPEON R. CO. Parkview 14) | and Fearne rasonabie price Bungalow, 4371 Penrose: B-room bricks : (e681) be shed 4-room: new Parkview 1250 44) ol South FT_A + : 4 r op roome mo err Ka 107 N. Seventh St RIPE FOR R&I'RDIVISION cL SPF: IR MAN & LEONHARDT R Ce With tlle hath, hot. water heat gas. elee- coon , Iront heusskooues: ashe mONT—F: rent ti! June 1. 5 | CORBETT, 6837--2 rooms, kitchenette. aALHAMRRA COURT. ©7080 @ comm Co: onthe" Ot over Poy; acuite ' &. Serves on Lot “ISx870. being 5850 Morganford estr Main 2600 14) | ttle. priced low for g ayich sale reom and kitchenette Ie mar 25¢ ao a: ee 3 ll ne a we R. bath, poreh lights, gas furnace. $40. | bat! me tt 2 hae oe a4 oon ° S'dne. Hilf ‘cRD (c-8 " ved with 4-room frame and garage MOUND CITY TRUST (2 Agent |) ROOM—Apt.: Delmar Union; 1178,__ = . ‘ —— ir | j aa > ~ be. -3_ DT mer 4 room epartn —" Vat T . , i Ne at > hat fir a? 4 ’ ar i pt (ae cy ‘er “4 ‘ane r «4 ro Pies “¥ r ona a” \arne oa n ocrees hall and sceping porenh wv tte I ineMS—Newly decorated — ve 34 or Olive 9404 “4 LTZEL, 5713—5 rooms, comp! eie. aduite flat: garage will decorate: aduite a and second floors only: prefer weat or [to Goodfellow and Florissant See Ager! a al een Be meray Bang — "" het-water heat .metal weather ae Mle gt i. on? Bh tank tend Eapege; rererences. _Msbeny 32017. (¢! | piock east of Grand. Owner. 948 Hates | southwest eect nf city, state location Northwest 3 to 5.30 vm. daily, Sundave. after 11 &. | vorure! Bridge raad to Sylvan bl end rau | comeer immense and gutters. brick rece reat 34.31 _ an ~ aa i ETZE] 5b827- ~Kef ined lady will ehare ‘ . . and wnrice im nish good referenres : . salient VOU ot hefore the beet ia nicked ' "me TOAG [9 &) , Go YOU far ' oe ed ai The | eA i 7 i) ] ’ _— . “ > 2 r ’ , “4 is . 5 (* NV mf rye ne f re ors ae ‘4 “eo " r¢ ‘ : , ‘ ; ‘ ’ hie oMS ” larkce. airy pedroomea, ‘a! nie LAs v ] rhe: larce ompiletels furnished ipartmen!' ny TA NIGA — ana - ~ —ee — Rex H Pic renatch 4) : a ‘ hed : oan obet . rs mn > mu _ “ou Ww never have another ehance : a a“ A ry gee wife will sions. STOCK RE. ® emnut, 2 er ed 7 7 - -~ — -_— a — . iif ,* iwse agdjee en piove d: A feo. 4 4 ‘ Ales ape § eee | room , ACO — ~ ae - — r? >? a » i -* —— . ir ¢ ‘ e = ’ ‘ee tr () . mane for & - 4 ere ost. lh if plock ; F, BL A23a2——74 finor eae fou! ny ‘b 7 : . : ’ . nane Pb o ; rate new fxturee furnace Sc, etc rent rea gsomanpe , ss > , .. : Fiectric rent ° Sto etore for retal!l purpos are Space au , hOOM—Wii! give room and housekeeping _ | 1c4 FORKS PARK BL 4958—3 “rooms Cnet ie OT a — Central coining available J. 1. EPSTEIN & BON Kirkwood NER PLC RSE gay ai privileges to elderly woman, empic aa bath; completely. furnished (4 POLINYI 791 $ rooms nt run , ‘ OLR Ai? Cheetns FARMS FOR SALE T Fines ad AMN 4—Buneaiow. mew mm ’ ‘ ' . ' OGL (tee en ‘ irt Apart : Ter. Pirs ning hot water Aules ner FOREST 1] 1. AK 4954—4 rooms let floo: e ie ds 3 VARHING TION . ; . > . ick ber@ain; eaav terme, onen ¢ ; , 4 weaUuliTul rs partmen: ‘e or : — ; YT) ~~ Cre ay= ' \ SHIN()TY? : 1] sree rooms : - " “orm wit ren.ace @nr reer doors ; . ‘sm etary home ey eninge. goo), reasons : ‘ ; =? . ; omp etelv furn s)\« } ph ne &| ver li i>} i INTT 4 7] r a | rooms and sur a) ‘ i ; kA RM iS %y -A ‘ unt at wu ° ‘ rrr \G AT ov ——4 roon) frame. ” joe ' : ) NDLete)) 1” . , . hea ectr am heating plar a's , ‘ ‘ hu tut t . ‘ ‘ refined horse to right party. #ox bb ai. nA ine cluded ris nee ; San en. heat gt. and gas furnished; $100 ior; Modern. vacant: S50 (C2 — g greun — wicls - a “ ise South mee ye ton ee ee a So f f nished pedestal yo - whewaine $7650, $300 down, Colfax 1300, Post-Diepat oh ng ee Bae mont DE TONTY. 44836—Spa mf = ne: | exten P alts 3 a are ns wy Be fine T-room house abemer' " } barhend | RING ; , ico pane 5K . ree ON y= Mi U ? FA MER & BR RI ) SRANI?. 3111 N.—Opposite Y. MM. ¢ A . F oe om mens aA- fies fae ec netgt rhood case $1 ee he ance | Ke . SA LAIWR— 3 and 4 rooms. new. wa ROOAMS—Two email. “connecting 24 B} A287 i103 foo: mod FURNISHED APARTMENT—Delightfu with 6-room efficiency; steam heat pen tm ‘ 1 and Cheetnu’ es Kneedix » schoo huilding modern estore ~1 oe Bnd ayy > * : 9 4 a rer "9 e J k eon i” ila phone er. as one ° S4 one ble te bus oe ene: Bee as ie Slous Fern: t men! with harmely lar@e vard. pore $60 Forest Aa N t MERA ME ANT IREGON no? ext aT: e . ‘ a (kM KE i Rn (‘ Ritkwood AT AW | : p00 and oso te dow" 7 - : - . ; * = , c 5% oh F ‘ r ~ EL : Py : rH if , “ os ‘if . . ,* . i , » r" . mie > oA . ¥ .” ** - , er : ae ? 2% se ne - np vy pai oe silver, linen es Bar's and . er vd ror. hn, Mu . : 6595 / ERANC I8-¥ ER % i . . S Northwest penne ) om uel? a eR new - Wainwrieh: Rice KF 9 RESTIDE NC} dime af the rrioomt bea tr! ifu . ? moe th ly ’ oper “Cab 1008 a” on eee enad54e_ Forest park. mate Oy pate oper FURNISHED APPAR rME T—Wel fur DEWEY $215-—4 rooms hot-water hea: ’ lis ™ ' — prope mn ft MaNnCH 12 HOO acres near CndAilla: and roodern in Central Kirkwood acre > (#4 DF ELLOW 4 pty uet sel. vhone. $45 Month — 7 AL THFIME! Riv (Chee ' nished: of ® rooms, 2 . floor on Me modern. Riverside 2015R ic7T6 PIR IER 5847—4-room *ttawe acre ge ae ' 7 : males “—— “eae eperous city of 10.000 popula and a half with many iargwe trete fine hae tust reduced price to 7500. a VERNON 149—Largce housekee ’ witha” waits Pin ; Forest WLEVENTH. 1711 S.—Secon or. 3 ground. carage: industria! district: $30 _EOOc tena Severe -s wwe 0 siecens Cee See meni Fe Aitatle lawn flower garden frult and berries " 1a , wanes we | farage: | _ so ~ ri . a per week ~ ig! upp ‘ eu f ‘ ay . i ey 125K) eo +S Pee -NT) #F bh A . ‘ ee 1 @ ia f of | Ae apie r ; a = . hed . , eb ; erate arbor etc , c ear ae = * roomy B kis me @eun parior,| O179M c76 roome, electric: $18 nth’a rene fre- hi , 4: DA esicuemite 4, Cabany “953 6511 elm ahee! attle gentleman's country ertate Mc . | mes eves . Page atte Ee soun ih anes Kealt vod VKN‘ ~\ Lo 7 Two : onnectung pore) ’ ’ wae gvsiye? > = sii . . ‘ . ° Q ‘ "> s - —— a _ f “*R ArFE At ‘-PONCY o1n. Wainn right se ce’ Vw A Y?«*T"S@ 444 > af lerr »- TOON) brick j s - ae , . . or Arne nre@er\e trout ge’ reams n fA a ahve y se cerning t rohnesr Ac Ne wee 4. ees ‘or. © Chestnut. . rmivy eta housekeeping . i } PRT i . A : N ’ re ge ea nent aien tan ‘ “a F LA T= — 3 FOOT is gas. eln tT! good cq? 7 : ga wit? raracs e500 ich Pk STA ia! ZZ ~U0.4- “As Soutl ba ’ “4 ae at rodern hu: ings eos r od ar i soul . ,. af Ming - 4x3) with HOURE 4 60. foot lot. $1400 TMVAte bath range. ain : ‘ . ; " ' «? ‘ et j “4 ” = . ‘ Ener . — etter ‘ litio $20, Oa? i 2. Pe - “ | business corner: $55 or the Gout me B.t e (‘ bi ae . . re) Ae thie we . ‘art as ’ st * re pince and Spar ove ‘ ‘ASE Co Chemical. Bids _ pultes we 7 4 is h ‘? “ i\¢ a. J» mo h CRN us n a ve . 4 ”~ 4 , ; y ce ~ ; at a 7) ® ? ’ ° es *> r) ’ ’ ; > . : ia. “ , ’ ; ~ . : BMitNn« ™ Hoel Spotiess, ® room — : ATE 7) 9 le ; , * aa a Pe hes *** aN si i a 4 rooms t Aerr ce - i‘ ‘4 “THE 0) | a ist wes’ aft Kir __ s h s LOU). opposite }? tute snow } ne at) » " igh ers Tha ner : . mene ol - “ ' ~ ~ a aa he wish pee HOU ‘ee M dern 5. room brick: y im oni shed complete: Protest ant "ee2) A, age ’ : , ane . va . Z tre a dee eA Gees a ana?) . 4d entry ote san ‘ vb is = = he - oo - out oT } eS Fo jr ‘,ra ry = _Emses A "rT Al ; a 4 ’ ia ~~ e ° La eo: a , = ree a 4 on > p gs ‘ed , ouiuie if am jg. SEF? pet Die ba’. . Aas'' bd ¥ ~ ; - : : » 4 1 , ) ,* raclepety mony " . ‘ rne ; IT 4 ! ’ . ] ’ . TY eT! ha ry f ha r er mat nh x’ » or ane free) , i# ated / woK © I - ” @? k ’ : on oa er o ne os cal n. wet Slepatch : 4) n Gani; mri day ni - $036—Front | pom . d A! ™ ; us : a Bee Ors «* ‘ \ Ri tu rks >. up- * pp. . i es > Grena 6449 ~~ aaa ry “ = oF 1? nap ne “a ‘ ha ed we a ™ garage « ™ ’ ry , h har iwa e 7 Pry y n her - f Me ar . is ia I - a Rw), went m at ” oo al a = Mat ¥F Marr aea ee Br © Weie cot. : ' : , me pe er BS ReaD 44, / ee —a oe Mona busines hest lcoation on ‘ravols _ ie n@ tanithaa aamesdi , ; me Se es rr ee Oe 2" specting 0 , P WALTER JONES n B. CO., 618 Chestnu GRAND, 4726 S—-New 5 rooms sleenine | “ENT (14 i othe wens onen: | A. MAYER REALTY CO rw “4 ~ nd —_ ee: . ' . = sape xarane: furnace, @t¢.; 200, or WASHINGTON BL 4908- 2? conn ~% 4 rument firet floor (of porch Mur e farses eri ~ . ~ . | md 2 4017 Gre ios Riverside 1280. | a) iitinols : ‘ : : 4 a, —— |. My SE™MI'IL_E TAQ843— pereere ¥ terme : Tak VS ASHINGTON ile a : 7 \ ‘ oviee Bh ‘ . fh) s : 6 a rarae eon "er nont 7 ‘ir at isjnese' 1 rner wert o>. 2 ere i °@ aa a 7 , . a'u’s! Brioge car ’ kor} he a 68 tT) elemantiyv furnished. 4 . 6 yy . , , . La’ : ral 4 x sy . WN * r hed 4 Hi MF we 4 $ nA we . ut es ? ry reat . } er \\ ’ a ~~ ry “28° 4 | fe. "are ryt { } tea . 16 a’ . re ' a re ’ | 4a T) ino ~ er ook Ki ~ ‘ i 4 VO 2 ¥ het - : “ FR : ' - : e ;urnis i rome va] furnace a1] nNvernten ee ° . , = ¢ ve ; , wart Pr ane, “1° (“hpaetr ; ' ' , ' y i : soy w. . : . _ afvieartmen* rp i ir a) ic, > ° 7 hs , - ; NR Pil e' rr ’ Onis if ,OF ~ § “ Perrus mo '. ne . FLA mt Kir . : WASHINGTON BL BOR8—Light hemes jad EPSTEIN & SON | erm apartment :_firet floor $+5._.(26 at HREY 3519—Lower 5 rooms: » eroaiee’ haus: 7 | 1) ee hice. tnd: Hath no, tiner toe subiucha” homeria. | tig, bath. hardwood flee urnace ie : oan wa ” : zs . ; - ‘ pete a’ Fe . ~ 17 isit? ly o>, O—PFP rnise " . ‘ : ») . ° meet oe ; = ~ ~yTT A : ‘) a re wire aac?) ii a tes t, ~« “Of Cees ‘ae r ra © : roo exce nt ana on tee keep . c hot and cold F a alld , ni i* en } ro re Andrevw = Cah ‘ ~ . r ss pone , A S . ; —. ' B I AU T Y P AR lL, { MN . we ‘e 4 - ‘rw rier r 4.’ Wa “ ' ' — — ' Ne : ag 100 ; 700 foe 68s7° : cConvenlencresr — ‘oes ' wi 5 fun jyM ; ' . iW y “4 A PFATETTE 41 SL . ’ Tris . ro . ' eer « } e ‘ tan} , ~ ow bs rer Pee es wiar’ea - — — {sy re. = ~ eas) : trea? AT : A . vr "rr? hed morerr WY ; if wa ; : . * : ~ & 9 : ite . _ 1AM i= r : 7th Re ry — 5 ' 5) WASHINGTON BL. 6042 Laree . é — hy od ' lage « | 7 ae ' a : ‘ furnished: edioining tea th : no ot K j $545 ‘ . e WRHSTMINST t 41 3 _ 4 rooms . S oe 22 > . nienocee @2 Te s A . e. oF he a A io Mow } RY “ma wit " * } nee io ait ™. €ilac, i on he bun +) ' eris : armartiment Ss. | 4 - “water am iogan s ; roe) , i war town r «ptt? must ; ¢ peoners —~ayat te inne isk” in, | weak. Deer 4608 CS 3228 LIBERTY ST. ) | HAMILTON, 1240—0rodmas elewping | goed ng Choceeau, Grand 360.4791 och re, a ae 9 Maplewood ~~) me tj et ' » a@ : ‘ Tra) OS. .? he in em! I i rs , ‘ . ienthoostng ithe 7 iiteonette. sink. | aE i Ee ee 3. WEEPMINSTER. 4833-—New 3 room apt Mo NEW 5-ROOM FLAT Y aeree Hoors, 3100 “78 1) | ae eam Side **40.°* Onlw $1200 DANDY RINGaALOWw 740 Janet av. near Plorissant oF Nousekeedir . oor, Sw ' : . » rooms ww at are a. a -_—- ofern in etery reenect (#4) sireatl . ' , 7 _— ' » ; me cot . Tr . : ; . a as acl en ’ 'w "OA CU al | = ~ bedre tie ad oon) : ayrt — me | kK - y ee » “A el . =f ‘ 08 ’ ya NX * 73 e mwoinaerr ‘* ’ “"*% ‘ ++) ~~} ‘) t« i614 + A Rl A N 4\ . ani nee 3. ae fre ‘ ; ” a) ge a eainiaeamemaaes ; yy Lad al > ereite = went ree “A ? rage hae ment apt . ir M : EAN > > | : “> arts Ce . ‘ :. sil ’ . SORT Weat i aif. , A we « i : . . . ‘ porcwlalr eink Cecoraed. let ra : fer , = - + aduite only; no momen 0.2, Box ¥ : a carage , tf apnans —_ - ‘ pile oO“ es Wop Mr ant on k “ SIN SOS en "poom ove oy i Y Tor ‘ . . Ar : , rarer : » * — - —_ ' ae we ‘ : om ph ai Ax. Ser ear: $4 5 s a? ' rr — . A. OLOAM : ARE i+ I a oF ‘ 149 Poe nD erie te? cS_LMAR RL 070.24— he | nt a ; ; anaes : " ae wo itd “ade QA erwme nd terme see own #2 nL_AKE & aReo ais hear 4194n ; 12) ~ i e ote he rent — law . the MARINE AYR Or ns an’ hath ST PARK AN14 % irge roome t t.or epecii Drive — ; » ¥ — at ; : erie evn ‘ges PRANK Sn ANTIAN Realtor “ —— “i |_} | ~\ : 7. | | ' , . . ® a he . . ’ 3am" 4 a “4 — , - : . WESTMINETER . 4h } ° connecting nex ree 1) ®'ear ; , : Telenhone reer 200° ca. | McREF 2A°4_ New hungwalow -a? five ane err? . 14 ~ 4 -R K a > » 1404 4 a ' - Re . “ e A. ~— se ma ’ | . ‘ prand 114 icS are Tan—¥' ¥ —— aw » 4 , : . TaN mNs al A err nar in ham we . e ‘ .? 4 7 . 7 ; > Runge ow gail > “ T™ ry 7s 7 , 4 } " ’ y ~ 7* »* } = \A ’ , rf - ati 7 me s] , ™ % * ° ’ Cr : 7 ’ ’ : " ~ tT’ > . s,.* . » * an 1s ,\GoE 30 ts ro ms. ry wt rm rer * a = = . —— . P ’ +f THE PRI EF iS RIGHT the ghowt rn . por db Sotede mies ‘og : sleeping laree first floor ‘ditchenette: ™ oor; %11¢ GOR KINGSBURY. $5 S37 5 luite oniy. Call 9040 SG: Siabietiais eumient teal nae : LIVE 37238—Offices four eround-ficor ‘ i ae pores. ihe ale. ee ee) Se eee | ownes MUST SIS. QTICH - . | Pe ) fr a: . . . . 5 wm . = . ©. ane +f iw . . : — 7 “ee ‘cet s+ »* ? 7 , ~ — . — P - ‘) nice and autet: het water _ —" corner: "Ihe . . hm Fl & SON ®.room furnished apartment newiliv de raARK a: aS A fe Fo m Tiat >> - r f : ae Mive 4065 . aft ioe auitable for at home neas — ; o : ~ acne os e “e - . ovements in: price STRKO . terme a reg roses ee a Twrages se “*=TM? 48.30a—S @. ’ ‘=; “eet et ich : 14 theorouehiy clean large an ture for seaie yargain civ ded ’ ; ‘ » afCicos People « Life Bode ® , , ; Piocke west of end -f Market cer line rege for two machines ruir re and WESTMINGT ER 4 surroundings Delmas a ; ee = pn GF gy ning families ; FILA . fr s he at porch. He: - —— g, s4000 . equlre $200 Piad forand 1 bie north of park (C76! | sumer witches in heeement near e-boo'® " eremant re: ine e » Clone: © is a! ; rT a-aqa! “+ 4 rr ’ . e ery * ; : ee ise Lor ‘. . . = i 4 . . . oe i« 7) 4° oau sep?) : hed aad aR ev iy trent : : oo. , r nort! ib ‘ r wife and child and move ip PESTAIs ~~ k 2 ae om ana 6 | at " . ~~ > — ne perch SToReE—New mn tiodis " 4 d es ~. . U | A cit sii50" ney ga . ety 8 ae T ao SARIN & SON . AY ‘ ona des WOK CA SOR PrawWoogd FE Stee: 7 : eine . Mirae w' RI REALTY ANL , vere: itv v WESTMINSTER ri. 4 ove i. | 4 ‘ - ttic ‘ eter arage sard garage tio ’ . - —s ¢* , ’ ’ n ear. Nt PRMANN | REAL room. southern exposure; continu ay) 617 Chestnut, (ch BROW NING APARTMENTS | qosK 5AN—Four nice rooms tie heh | ition) Res Rani Ge) | STRUCTION CO. O11 Pee Et | eee Fon SALE Ut —tesctlfe’ 6We University Cs. oe “Chestnat et av. « " ~ . . 9 . oe ; ° - : . ;a7 ; —_ ; water {* in he ‘es : ss — —_— “ Vv. | . Lynaor o aree " STA ] E Ft BH! ‘Ns - ow A . TRKW “ha 17 vv ely roome we!) : i 2 - : ; . ee STME* aNT “BPE C ’ ATT ow™ Teaad mie tel a. a auc’ 6a Lin- > - hi R | WEST PINE KL 4395—Tlight houre a4) roome«, ready to move |: Pour-room efficier beautifully, ty RUSSELL, 4 9—4 rooms, bath. furnace *’ FO. arge shaded lawn WASHINGTON cht ee ‘—_-~ wm BARGAINS de! 175ew fod) Ww ES T WALNI ‘T MANO : ter ——ee One 4-r¢ } anpartme niehed fo Housekerping rental inciudces rir “\ rT’ WENT FY (Ww) : tre “hole f.ioor ar = . es] fandell bb 343144 . . . “ ’ he) ¢ 4 ine Preone: running a - = : m r? | . } i . . . . : . owe iia ‘ _ ‘ ; ra YMVMON] MI Realt : 7 oanad TA -R ‘ a i . . . , eo witi ‘ie -« ee res . eihahe oT rer PINE “nr. 4°11—Three , furnis = Acie hiitg (live =-a9 ght ga« ¢ eo ykiug Ai HESS caine KOT LAS : Pr } R ] iA2a * J Kit A . ; 3 iv } \¢ Kirk “oad “2 Nat an) Inde 4 . a%% *, Lawt ‘ " Sire e ; | I) ] ve rsity If Vy were carner te aerure . " a... © ww neck eer ine roome Sealed wet x grey ’ saat hy uv foet room evervthing comp ew . ~ ‘eg 7. Aaah RIrTarr o4 ren? 3 mome ¢1% KIRK 1 w >] nr Sat a «= — e arge ST ( IR k ke ( RR I, k ASE 3° 3389 tlaq ’ ’ Sa 1c 8 y . faev meoenthiy farmente. wit tg RES c ; . —_ od re |oor : A One mat ae premine a » aon nr°" as cAM sna Lit J > sgglllons tis 4) RUTGER 3900-4 rooms, electri ent an: Sennen anarteneat san 4 on 8741 Delmar immpedte oo ate he T2112 Chestnut 5273 -OIOTIA ry cm. ane Morcharte ST iz. ORK @FT —_-~ one __ +k : , rat ' 1 Life Bide co! . , ” : é' ' —— OR. : ; at ’ wr) - .7 ' ‘ amie - ed . WeEeT PINE Rr 4120-—4 a" “A 1s Chestnut st | ric : AY $24: asulte ; ‘partme +90) Pr +4 ran c8 a } he oa: nee ? rooms. ean perior end garage emtortor 879) FT RE ennai cai rished bounekeerine rooms, A@u rycgome, heat. janitor R ANELAG H APARTMENTS | geventy 1287 B—taree clean Slats RAYMOND M HENLEY © Realtors ' 100 mait brick with beautiful colonia! cornices ry Comer - . . - .“/ ~ . y ‘f ‘ 27 %i~ 1 f ; . ' 7 an , e "a a . ’ } K i“ ‘e Ix . * ° ¥*y* , » ; ’ - ; ; ° o ; | . ’ 7 ‘ P ~~ - WEST PINE Bl. T7A2—Nicely Or ie , 454 a S707 McPHERSON $11: open. Olive 1938 RATS oNSS Rickeand Feces tikes NEW STORES FOR RENT 6 join ’ptut) "SoS Fth. Main 1931. ine, | 8 range Iivit ie ro vith fiseplece (ral Berne «= Room ~Bungalow—Ba reom ether for sieeping or mer in ' —4 roor aff miencr Gi¢.room efficiency. neatiy furnished fo: eHaW 4108-—3 reomse anr4 sunroeor Mer McRAIN ~~ — mn crite > . \ ‘ 3 = . x4 ° a 7 1 hardeced fi : thr nowt ”) CASM--RALANCE ; ane rt er mn ‘> } ) Ms ; We rar » raw: HA ¢’ ra haved c mors Albi eu! oon sno wers Tocanion Best " {) { ompet at jon ce a 09 ’ 4 keer ing sa) @lectric::. ~ nied , ' ha ime keeping with t@ 8 in-a-dor _ 6, Ne nhs bed cae range pA : paehwaeed fleere. fas eat lieht hot wa SUBURB'N PROP'Y FOR SALE +m hot water at au’ ormetir » eter 53 Tecy at. beavuls Wher Pink BIL Piione Tindeli crear a tie bat? one 400m efficiency. compuiete or 4 W 1524-4 rooms breakfast roon ter included: excluaivre S64 (® Sk} ke e rl and MePherson AY. copper ecreens, shades electric ures, fine condition. beening Tl "A ; . ¥ " ; ee} SO) ' 4 ’ furn iahed rental i” ludes eh! gas ‘ “e ned Cec ra’ e* $57? 4) rR ere le ’ = saat _ = , a a 4 " In ‘ sae e @ - : ry ‘RE ver . 1G hws ; ify hig house te erat ger are attec ned noe’. air muet ea hee i Te ar 7 +hoOn« linen gilwe; ertersything — Ry , Sent PAG 4—Aim a s Ss ans Doug ert. J} ee! a1) -? be a on a oe at wi miles west! hent and weeer: reasonathie price gnd ‘FRANK It. , ok In fleep): roreh and keeping manager on premises o rN? “9°98 ~~ ee =— hart | teil vas ee so. bo Hid. we ter bi Phoo: c ot WReT VINE Rl, Cerne — ane | eo > or HONSAM REALTY | ST VINCENT ; eSTye _— : ar ~* ' pee . " “ L. oc? pian? .relina at tees valée 05 , —— . 7 pbsa 2 party. ted : , figved eleening I Mier . — =. 7 : ES “ abn’ +e a hp ona) 1, ~ haar ment frase eclwt bat » 8 "ne Wewerls m : - ‘ » ‘ . i“ ' ‘ , ‘ live “ oi-« \@ .aVPleae (oe) rent reduced adu te. ; at s | : rms a-«. ~ rour own home, lences. a Spe. “ > _ _ -~ ee - iti. Alli.

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— — —~ ~~ | * ~ * a ees 2 ’, » s. 40 post pisPaTCR ge 7.524 rAnm Ads last year—15 MORE than the TaREE other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. = 0, APRIL, ean i E— es == ear eee eee - THUFSD AT " AP’TM.TS, FOR SALE WHY YOU SHOUTS = “4 eo & COTTAGES |SUNGALOWS AND COTTACES aaoninn AP’TM,.TS, FOR SALE FLATS, . 6 A — vor Sale aoe — : | WYOMING south first floor: | 350 Pershing (Parkview) Northwest Soutnwest we. LOUIS. S77o—5 ape S = preety 4 rooms. ba’n secong floor: ferende: | TYRRY. 534—4 room brick. modern aRStNal 6307—Hesutifu’ § "oom brick | rage for tw macrines rent s10 mann: | ‘e. larg®. airy roomé: garages: $700u SPECIAL PRICE FOR 5 oe SAL E “Buy Real Estate Now y — -_ oe - ee i a ee eo perch herceie;: $8000, $750 bungcelow nee reveption nme ae ee a ™ 8 gem = — ew eles | terms RAFE AGENCY 219 Wain rash. halaner re rent 6 6cet Dae ror eed Oe th nerdy » od i {00° : a > te — a shades orice Su. ,. a wright 3S i Bean ti? fy) $1 . 13x2 7 ' WOLF PULL acK ter NS sth oF Ses ace side Grive’ etree; made must bel anch $4000 halance terms: «as® (are 1x09 Low A—S8300 =e 32-Story brick residence comprising long living room, ” ‘ , . orn ~ aeDoec ed “oer wl td “ . _ ' \ : feet wid a =t aie tes etartirg on the eve of ome of the grestes ' : icez2.5 =e ° “e ve ’ —_ : f ° = bh | ut ass A esé—> 00 e bh. a” al ARTME wT ‘PR BD RIGHT =FE , His BARGAIN | = re] ast room, kitcher,. first f! oor; 3 master bedroo 4 =owe teen enenenuel Guring the pest wen yeare Kew the a ee ,' : 4558 Me tt of.. tomth | ~y ; ect i Ee i ; TED at S145 >47 Soe g 4-fe mil 4 oor. e440) Rutger: family frick beth. eec Cross entire eg wing of house, large tile bath, second floor: [fo mal = derfui possibilities th none Deepie : o milen? Gonder streets «a 3+ veto DELI. Gilis—New Fy etory th. 1? Muryhy © bed eras : * itric’ 2-famiis *.. k in Tear rent $50 room and ba th . vin awakened te Ge So” 7 wie — neglecting. ang = ; S . € erme ‘ff desired ‘tmmerdis . at er oa mune Bow i%™ ks eoutD ogre modern dGetibe earase cwner T617 Mar BUSH-BURNS, 1105 Chestnu: icd ird Fioor; lot 5 'x160 ft.; 1 « b S - ‘ “) F - T t ” some ae ; : ——. — : s ] in) ( AS 7 x . s‘eam — @ith ret ere arae mornirs asp ¢= ROOM FLAT . 7 " “ 03 Pia ry co 6128s Eason ' LATS, a M.TS., FOR SALE | RESIDENCES FOR SALE i We also are the iargest Ouliders of Ege ily Speariments and oar ~ } ¥! ime ' y\. yr) Sas . — » * oe . ri "are " " . — * ‘ " . » . * soae —s i = — Wee _ : ban - _ - : we os . PINE hoo «oT act ‘ 2 : ~ " : . -~ . rer _ 4. 7 ; “a. 4 ‘ an = : ca Ce ba Dt a 1 pa , cS a West South are rel.ng pur« > 38ec br the ery erc Ou and thereby mary =. Be i * : oon “ © tron Yr, t * hs, v 3024 sempie aes One frame “| JOHN BH ABBOTT. Realtor 709 Cheetnet. |. 2*)) LS ' 21°SA Castor 3616 MecRE E—$15.600 : ws Ot FLATs— S20. 360, | RUTEGER -B3S*—= rooms modern. $450 | “creating an estate.” We suggest thet you inspect our "Wagner-Butie 4 i. —innme A geben n aaeainl —aiiee . 900 a . ,iu mRitck BEA ALOMS aharnre sna “4 i \. r , 2-o tee sur ms hardé- | me. . Lac ede. fou r-san 4 rooms anc “ Ash -: Practically new SOuilcding: Dae td amarimente There is over (vo hundred millon do a7s worth of 7 . oe ——i iO , « eu ; a: the . + . 7; — : 7 - -* ~ + ~ = : : b ‘Sout “2 , Aiea > . = «* - ’ fur a mies > - a ia : ; : . w eres — | 4 ; 2 — j e FRANK Lt) ek & & “4 7: Nes we apy pei Fs \iK IDERN Db 1 BLE- $14 00% eal ‘ia acta see e —— | heat A me ~ a dwood ee S5us0. pas. oa , $4 ) mon:h ne all _ iwav in St. Leuis Don't delar—" Buy Rea! ‘een e Now.” ae Sect -M alw on es yeni: Church, Sis origina! “Our —e a ® Age! ‘* e : : Tle : 3 “A a . * ; | ; ~ ’ " ro. a ‘s* j ” « 4 AS 4 IT ’ a of -_ = ‘ 'w > =" ww 32 | JOHN u. ‘ABBOTT " Beatter. "ee Cc hbe«tnut ; - > FR steer . 4 . MAN 40 Z rea Chest . ; , we , But caatacs »! - , . Sikes rR - ISTE ~ oe walls. fursaces and a9 moder ath electme gerage et CHEAP SOUTH SIDE Bot SF @ WEST END FLAT | But. Central 8500 (cS) A] S~ 4 Rartour——iirs. Jone Whales disulphia South PoOCeS e $6500. & ae? aance) $14 ‘ hoe vi Cyewvelar Deal . room home| 9MD7 Barimer. 24 or ener Mar e SHENANI™ JAH 2850 (near Jefferson )}— - 4 —_ We new ip 2: Alea, |) Stroy anes wer —- hemen.f °¢ res ; ° , PROTS ats rs - sirius os saie rect. B¢ water peat. brick garage for? ° 2 .@rge rooms: very des oe ent Neat compect 6-roeom brick. modern; ' , zi — SU a a ” irrEew Os A. 4142—5 reeor bricé ‘ rr : _— ; » — , ‘ = if 497 T . ss PY —_ aoe dh 4 ~ ~ o - mp m “ _ o . . a : " ‘eerie — 2? 5 : - a? the 4 pn atl. mS - aa ’ >-ap wy ’ . e nm) R.¥ SO? per mont! hive 847 | farage: paved street: ‘mmedizte posecs , ~ = 7 ts ; D> + a yg orice at ~~ M McDONALD FR Ee A CHEAP FLAT 40HN “ABBY rT oo tor. _7O8 « hestnut SONRAD L. SCHOPP. 214 Calumet Bidg.| Gtom: open day. 1 to &: $550 cash | es ences ' — a er ' 1 Ae open “a a rRik 1 ATTY : on es 4 REAL nty Ko" = . > . ; 4 x moore ah. 4108 1° LAF AVETTE—$19. [00 a ; Cc "Da: tolai B! -e SOK) (ive asco? ' ra Sk ere ; ng—2 rm. z »the 7 = -C. car 4132 ° Wr Rea—A “ome ea : - - . . 4 ° . : +. ne an ea, 4423 Gravois. 2998 aiy ANSDOW NE ee furnace — GRO st requ.red a’ nogern dou at roome mes 5 FINE FLATS IDNEY aa Si (cS) | @317 as! —— — 1 deh a ah 5114 Nort hland—§ cal 4 a” oe 4 Kiehs | ae = ~ aes - . ‘ : ° > we c . A! ae! ~* : as st — ‘ nat mi. . “0° ae tate nt Ser) . *- 2 * and 5 r¢ . i a’. r > Of Fi mege res aeorce an — i. a sor t=mooarT-— -rrre é “« o=~“a - om ‘ . as : ' *.~ ~ —— ‘ : of *h ; | ONAN ECT! cv z.. rt. $i —3- reom f ame mast pal cee Mo agg be Bid ST Mi tt 4 q 4¥i.5 “aston — Nard wood EY a ai a - oh o3843 We is ’ and 5 room. = de hardwood fioore throughout: tiie |&@8iez E len wand—!IO rme 3 whe. tT-c. gar I2ax Walton — Reautiful . and ¢ = ; — 9 a “ oo So. Net : the ; “9 dis iene. furnace eect: oo.de geiact > is 7 mote nt nunc? “ we ; mex ‘ _ a @: ay ter? ne ; 4-5 faffit: 4 and 5 rooms Pa th Dot-warer heat oak warcrohe. rock Cid Country Clhs ha PTS. o bths “car modern . S85 500. ’ Ler * e a Lambe . ¥ : a 4 — . : ~- - - ps ‘a -——— " > . : . _-+ oS. : . we . ; ai. =“ ms « + . _ = . : 5 4 ’ . - a . ad _ Peat ic, : Suck Se CX). B22 Chestnu: a eee sa? See. Ss tat m! 50°59 DELMAR JOHN “H. ABBOT?. Keattor. 900 Chestnct, | “Ee em & BRO. 5178 Eanes! oC ee: eon eee carace » | 3455 8 Grand S and? BIRTHS RFs ORDED. | been used f . = acne | OS . a _ oy glia ge greene \sP woe caeuad , a tTRE — . 24 ColumMa. University Citr—8 rms. cing Slay a reame: 3 Os Sorte ete nar is Seong besa : re Fe AMILY oN PERSHING “al A BAR- | throughout. c ' : 2000 «@ ' MICHIGAN. S516—4 terre roome dik « ‘ RENS SOUS Geetoa - » ; . severa: S 1:88 0 OCR &: — on.v $5500: $50 monthly. See | 5114 orth and—5S rooms rooms «sch; oe bd nia. rode hee | &. electric. etc etree? mede * . 1’ - ono stean es : a_i @ marbie . srang % aso candy selection of 5700 block. 5 as “| -oome and 2% danéy ! as Dargertn pen for ‘nspecticog ic4: |.5554 Caree—A.famiity. 5 roome enn ner- rage. Fenta!l $1860. » yu OM +) Bittner | Purchase ay a ey [CLIAN @623—-6-reoms brick bengale™ Tio -me right: one sold: open today. coek Gi ae aiendon oe | mares, Sem « carage: aci quck.| . . SEE 421) FLAD—eeseo | anlet: esenG perch. Garage. Res EIS we th 41? & dere ree co = ' ~ | ? lace : rf ,a? , ’ . ; ° : , bs " - a . > ‘ ie ; Ove % . abe ar ' od ’ , ’ ed Fr ' ad ’ ‘ pits a ‘ Ne sof ad ; Mon ENS TEIN RFR “) “428 Mich ee " % moc >i : r $ ae ear » ennia! | MINNEBOTA G0lI—G-room brick, hot | sedate msseesion. rent $97; open. (9 abany 295: $511 Delmar ' mn re l4z7_/ Dard “Water heat. oi] burmer attached: | porch. 6-car garage. Rental $72 | ny . “ea tbe Blerhot . park i= abou water best. caraee. teau tifa! ar e : at ‘ sia an av-ve rooms ath Puce aa - ,rane p= . | s NE v“ ‘De BLE - = s 00 _ se . ares net antan eous bea: or 3 “ar ga- | ga 3 ‘ -—= fami!+ a rooms — F a ‘ : a ~~ > ~ s&s - * bisected hy fime comiition. wil ee) 8! eres! be nace. eranitold tusement: la7ee lawe . . ———a — FL AT : Cash—4 54 Chouteeu: ¢ rooms, breakfast | wes: : be Zain hunters. get busy | porch G-car garage Rental Sens 433.35-37 S. Broadway: = ioe . Soe lmtayetie and fits tr ; + oe bor Cardo —— ion are ae S| 1 block from car e proce $4000 terms \] "7 . 4 at Arties . : » = 6 m™ ef a. r BicNair and Alls — rooms. -Szz Nina > 8 “athe MuALCSER-WELZ 6243 Greveis. Pir 3100 (san? Enricht—é famii+r A eroore 6-car Main—t-story rick = third with ec ke rom ieveland & Se hooi e a ; oa i . _ , or vs . ‘ , anette « =* " —eo Pi =e ile and - ——— 4 a> by .. oa sia ~~ oc ‘ - . ‘x - ee ~~ - cate ? - hy re ¥ roa ?t. = 7 4 7 whet FA as given . Ka : , : ne ia ONVENTEAT oh’ theme etenet cose: otaniube ; ; ; —a § -_ . omg cal z se ome : A’ PSO] sRACE | garage Renta’ $8756 agner- Rul ~* pectal orieg, es eine on oe O. Sele S Je my > cory . a eed —_ . s a — wr cw ne oanmede colin ta ie 7 ee ee ome Babar S50 eact at: reasunarie |. >: = eT Bevae - 2one i, & DSeautiful rooms tile bath | Surnece: 714 Leland—3 fami*y. 7 rnoms. 3-car es 3214 Washingtop—30sgeg u. ee i” Wasnes Ky —- br ” egg as i ia . ’ pth ‘ig > ns : aa — ; ; : ; ; = : : he ee a . » ; . LD ws . sir y ve ] es ha “a” g&- age ‘are «© G i rR 323 Fie . ; pa Rert ’ $4479 ‘ TT roer-B i * 54 ‘«~ - ms ~ ee Mma ly or ene. "Taha 4935—4. mom modern burcaow | ° — o4le be * ? , nine yareece rt rc ; “ s each “a @- | - A —- \ REALTyY awl wYnyeer “a oN sUA Tar’, ~ . 4 - " ’ ag a ~ Zz G! " . . ary 4iaban ; . « ; : ° . . . ’ — to. Oe . . is , sa . o — ~ *. aT ut 2 i ° 4 > ~-* —— — coe 7 mar: | 14 a mardweee _— tile Baik: Strert and | ow now foe Forest Par $1500 cus ee! anc $ evs ‘ ‘rads apany 225 6511 Delmar t HAMILT ~ ar R.. ~ee Me Single. 5 and ot | é vad eee —__— '71% Syrecnee—3 fa te 5 roo™me ecreen .- | 3048 W aahingto 20: ond ¢ — 28 Owe MES TY - ade. eutiful loration CORN. DIXON, Ree ~« Olive TSYSicS a'ge Of subaivsior re tn ' see ye = wet. at terms: eacrifice ; pag i mg — ergy tt ge ’ ed porch Renta) $3779 “Wagner-Built. resiGence: -_ and 7 ze #44 Fimbhank the Cniied & . wee BER. Web “eas | Gravois. Riv.310 eae ae ae 2 x nea ‘ MER AM EC “ por BI E ie a ene bDieck oerth of Page: epen 4°O.) GIBS\« wN A v. i = A} i213 X th sinated AT i *UGHBOROL GH” 4id6—bur eel tendon noe bundnies reetricted ae ES ‘ = a. | for price and@ieers } , PL. lapiert #21 A Nerfolk @hot by Jo! RMDORNCH aise Bergen | necameettn Semmes cece wee ety | a AERAMEC DOUBLES. | Wiirrouack wise oom terre 6 | 6 Buy Wagner-Grant-Baes: ose jms ; ry ai heat. side drive 3 gn-aces ~~ mea a well so mforta bie _— ‘ — —- ‘ats. wth eteam beat hardwood floors — , , a 3607 Hartford st = Grand S114 (68 . B } ”. 133 ee H4, 1865: Jar c% For particulars Ui r & ew - Sh a «+ Pak en Fr de er cuttere « acreens e bath «e 4"71 POREST PARK : . : - A | : f -~ —_ 4 ‘ : a: ~~ J Sh Seer ser fos ne: South os Te Seles etee wach bails. |, Seo, sennle fet, ¢ rom cet vmee-| COMPTON HEIGHTS Prana Real Estate an resto Bede eee fd Sxteantn Bat me TOP - - - _% . . " ~ = - — a . , 4 : ry rG on * oore e*@4a 7 “~é ‘ = — _ — —* — . aries 3 Pet NTE" OWN! K sAay~ “SFT THIS WEF . 4} AMMAN \ a -Paonl _ a. wea caLTY a’ seiciaen satin Onis a “i AS a = 2902 MILTON ; and a 4104 Core Brillante | ingt on "daly ¥ af ot ay cy ‘$1590 "cash. balance me each. bathe how -eit fur 7 32 ¢ eg ey iI esses: bargain im town at | barense "hs. hardwoed finished 9 and B Bernt LsT3 3S ttn | Kinley was ‘ , a . _—— - la | ] Ply « Ba aa Ni “wearer | at ’ ne Sond.-iep: wt 60%125 4 wae & Zancara i316 Bis i (g0lcosn wl Reiss irick 2 | Sanh 'w, Sonne dee, Sete ee | Oop see ee keg $e Tia: teats awn At | pen-waier heats es uilt” Quality Bancara Ang Bia SUREOUEEESHE. Beeatr furnece:| ctiractive S-room bupea'ow. breakfast RNTA, 1815—4-family. bath. ge 8 CTR ee EES FUAT | JOHN H_ ABBOTT. Realtor. 769 Chestast. | Ginalbix BRos. R CO. # a? bewn- G=An Cote Bee reception at ae ° “PE ae we Ag & . a: ae Ree it and see us > rages: $500 cash: $59: e S150 a 5-7 Roo™MMs. TILF BATHS -_-— F WENT SRALDIN = .. , Paetant ; and M He ‘ (wte Rrtlliance position in £ +g sn — —— =o rie oH a E « Bi S15 Cheetnt . + nat aay = " = aa SFPARATPE BASE x AM kK? Et gee OPEN 2 TO 5 a Ss ALES DEP ARTMENT BOFiralL. PE RMITS } 52 : =; ‘4 ‘ALIFORNTA. 8483.9" + . . \. HEAT. TERMS SaRGaAiN 21000 WIL 1D C..§-—Wt OMEARA. Fit = rick Punegalow 4 "moms - ; - mn ~s . . 4 , a “BARGAIN TIt AR f = . MH. ' Sau F a7 ‘ modern: iter i. 200 Salke made: price Wa RMA* 57 axx-—Firet Soe "e a oo oe | a. BELLIS. Realtors. Arcade Bide. Ol. 378 Fach apartment con'ains 4 roome sleep- Veet JAS H HAN LE » ale Cravens . Sa es & Adv e7 “SING, » $5 | Pe ara a versary com —— pet ter . + -s . . ° pus = a pve = " , : . : E NH a] ? / ne 4 ; - > + ~ . b “ . eo ‘ ~-5-ROO WV BI SG ALOW -FL AT — 5 “ >» a ss ; = ~ ~ . = . “ — ortra re ae rr 2 - Ooms s c a —e secas ty rs WN i. A ee ; ° ; an 7: ain x eeper is it at RICE & CIZEK REALTY CO. ind kitchen 2d floor: B master bedroom e, pe aw > a 6s LOUISIANA: SUN PARLOR. | and card of admission ese HOUBsAM i A..oated and de poms a: em Frank Enbdeier .. @. McKim ~ Engelmam 61S Ss Ss -ehina repien aor 112 "644 Cherokre - intee sleeping Ores Mm Fa and ao ane it . - . - = | TELS RATH HEAT HARDWOOD REALTY CO 212? Int ~~ ‘300 wie Ors. steam heat t 43x12°5 balance risroig “ a a ae over F- igor * : 2 29! acceptable a osc Eola a room frame modern SS ene fret ay oe Pr , cS" FLOORS. PORCH ACROSS) FRONT ive 270_ . ' od) | ne rent . 2621 Russe!) todev: real | Edward Felker S. B. Gling we. — . brate -; hroucheut: — ' . > ~ wunm .' iat A TAIOADM ; he - Faye : ne tor S48 errs Sana” S he ao a2 wo C RMANN R - o>. : 8u arin ‘ ee Ra be 4 art? > hs re’ ~ a r r: ge 2. “ . yt \ ri 3 —.* ’ ‘ cs KE i I Is. Kealtor Areads Ri! a oi 372 . ' ¥ a ~ Tr e *3 .. ™ s = OO ive © Chest U t ot. REALTORS Beue a4 -~* ivi > euwh id , ed a z dul \ der ‘dee “9490. ; Bee - ‘ . . w aces bee $ ’ "ES. rice > / ~ > £ — LCaAi, BD A ly A ..* ~ 3 sce) Par’ a ase "Ole inal ceremot Sil eS NAN NDOATL 2050 imear Jette : teghtal St a a een —— bi ol pose CASH 641 ‘ates «4 apa-iment-s' fonh'e 2100. Dow n—N}j ice House ar Miller. © 1 Pebert date Tf po Per? " : . ‘e a el . yl. =~ . ~ > ; e. sal 4 “ t “"e = r =? J “A ‘ = _ —_ o 3 e sj wr SS " . = [> “” {> red t. compact G-room Kk. modert BRAND NE Ww BU Vr yA] OW ‘ tS ine afavett By nll. newiy painted and fla:: ne. hardwood ra. tiie bat me AK ; : RESIDENCES FOR SALE ‘REAL ESTA ao: > a wow : en = \W eve ’ ‘ _ : ; : —_ — eis, = ; 7. P _ ; \ ath *? SCHILTER, 4102—Two blocks rast tron P. 4005—Double Mat: - es : °"?> Per Cent Net . 2 Chestnat st. 16 Six-Room Residence | ®Z%0BY¥,3010- Here f> 14a3 NN BSa character, @ ertrie. frame cot ace. 4 reome, tw! A a + ‘ 4 , SINGIF Piuae as adie = . BE AG "Tt LIFT of > ME LA Tek a > 2 air chirotise. as wr 4 menieq Ne B , ’ - . " = * = ~a ft “ere - ~4A ae . ——— . oa 4 , 4 , — ~ tar & . wd LL. ‘ ; P . 7 ’ trees ond atepes. lot Sonigt. Beautiful Bu ngalow Card at . from oe : $92 VIRGINIA AV aie: i onan’ Se ee tS30 Clevelan ot}-besits ~ or 1012 aatteen atl cell on terms of 92000; 4263. Syier 170 4 a= St. Lewie decorating © hice ’ "GIZEK Sows ¥ co . Wi | or cent bet AR ggg ee oma, tile 7 > ee 301° Oe Y RMAN ~ | PRAIRIE 1212 ————. Serie ren ado Hotel | using chopet . ) Sis reores and tile bh 3 was — ss beth om each f oor — Pe e D\ estnen ; au Le ee re. ho ANI DERSON-ST\ ICK E-BUERMANN RANI Be: Ho 7 “h ; ACANT 2-F r ben beré- | Sooutiful brick wo-k: Berge jot =" ges 2 a” o = sand 8114: gr “9 ANDERSON-STOCKE-P =Rd \ v eautif al ome eap 3108 Schoo! | should be th ‘ood fioere. gurece “ =h £29 eonghie’ terms cass one MR. LONG narod ; par are ecrarce Seats ap y; "RI Ty panpratv — S Shantenst Fal BARGAIN—FasY TERMS (bath. electric “| scheme. as ; rien ae . ext 4-08 4) Li ss : : _ a - a : si { Aa “B] _E F LA {7 R A mf : AIN 14- Rc 4 9d . ‘ ore Page — , — Sanee @ roome. Siw) rae” $235 a — ESTATE : symbolical i NNESSER, 4237 —5 rome mine rn — - a » an > ~ ry > ‘ > " i ] \ { \ T { »\\ ~ r ~ ~ ‘ - a ac anc 6. mode -- e-7 ° ed = ce . ave: ~ ~ aul a Ne éains. pee Pt : ret ane ~ oud hope 6 cee 4 . \e"s " p . oth e ne mh. ~arh Pris : - * ret Ss is Le@ i”*Tna?* £raraces , a “ rner N@”’ 8 ska oT Pauli ull? Pecora ec (TRrougsaevu 4 er. “ane tht x19 rer? nee — Db ( Water feat et ex , . es .*- tera “a-s oe. 4% ~? az. . $3. - entra wit] 4 oe . - ‘ : . ming - Ke - reso ns ° « parts ms see aoFner Ct eee ee oe i;Par 7 Rrvergide eer ie : figure amon aw. brick. f-story, & rooms. bath ¢ ec- eale: write, phone of to } rooms aac! ' Pp of nel me EArTAge 154 MARYT “Th ~, * EelD and op easy terms: sow | res: 6108 29) JOHN 8. ABBOTT. Realtor. BEY LOAx (S100 000 om ommrewed | | te ; | ; Oss . ’ Lo ) 6 : . . A “S100 000 on imoreved * mee mee thls. PECAN | solicitors wilt bother Fou, Eugene Eeey | 24) giectric, veut @ + sgoh RANK SEBASTIAN, REALTOR, BY op Penge anil TEST EMD REALTY awn concer co NE AR PRINCIPIA SCHOOL ea Louis sma -s'aie at ovent interest || bowie The. an4_Rusee!! LS Cmemaut, Olive f- dad A coe te ee = henge ee SERRE. | rings. ee ee ee at OS iaaieng ale ag yi 392 8 scom -— 2 10-R0O0M water beat ae” ‘ AARRY—N ww eo et . ser ans . — a waar, ail Burd; FOOtms. bach. oe ecm T PLARKR® &@& BRO. S15 Chesteut jcertainiy be yungsion- modern in every reepect ca. hardwood fioore. thompoughiv mocert - zigw § . store > a ea rmnormr . — a eSs0ON AD Le -er ORT E ODS SHEN AN SD ) HH tric Sarage. one car scoc cscs. 7 ce from a form : " ’ . . r : “e . Re . ‘ - — ’ 4 | — ~ 5 . al. & A, AN es ‘ =e - a ae STP = . c) he r - - NN. : -— - an regen —_ P : eireet and al ey mace. Fo price Pree g compe at in Ves rmoore » > » Bbbo so " 1 . Comme : _ 4 Saeo80 2 tok — 14.3% a 427 i ‘ =i - __ iiites mir MRiot. “i ASN UVEBRDU. » Stee eos Cues ; , ‘ i LA sN\— + > ewe? ty cro neety ; tt is — debha rs EP. FRE REALTY Saw south of Claston rdy on Edwards avs | UL! ON oth Main 1431 i) Just completet: factne Shaw's Gardes SEW mr —§°S) |e) im tirst-clags ords Posten le — = S80 ve: ote oe 6n7 ameun' + rales, prompt serv. || real “chop su ‘4 Gravo! en >9e8 Onis V“ tne , -_ a un mca ‘a - : : : 3 Fy ~— t= *%e Are “- . : e ‘rs 4 } Drea x*eaet “oor \ ERY - IN > » LATS . —, ? a7 ' £4 ‘age. wh Js TW 07 XN ICE * LITTLE “HOMES: a ‘ Waxer : eee ; of. “es know : > : » 4 | Py rs 2 . 4 oud - & : ma vf aa rer or = — Sonth — Bor eal Pa : a-.7 — Z Ans . TH 7 ie 3 (hestrut i const roeted f Ww t iNG, | 4107 anes ow: lal ~jorme | REINA ARDT's Lard ! OF RARG QIN » g ‘ , carers a : S . > ™r yea —@ 2 *“@e-—~« atin ‘ a * “- . “a , x iT) @, a ae ._ 7 a 4 wre "oom “ee st McD 5 me hat Ms : furnace anc | . * eT : or TT P stewed ww: . n sorees front; owner a how yeu i fair ceanditio ROO —_ — ef Veet Be anne e ‘ne doubie ate es 2 Pirst-clas madiciom. | Clectr ‘onerete perches: good €arage ion SD) DEEDS OF TRUST _ makes an ade 4° Vv 7 : ‘. : —_ s . ’ 9 a ENG " ie - ™ ’ oe ~ F ww ~~ ‘ _ . = ' d lam ‘ x alk kK rw rr > x ge age ’ —— a..-O2.. i 3> Le kI™= $3200 _ « . r os 3008 te ~ wo on - pognd anda ° 4 > . , , a ' , i eer ir Food P . . atid : 35 De ooh By a . i tes rl > 1% irr DS ey PTA % av : # Betrv aa rea e*ts rT ~oanty ; ‘ome - er oO Gooed a Aree shed: S600). terms Or re 806 CHESTNUT s is eg peprennaiian Digene Geet bene wad T-room frame cot‘age. with ail conven. L POLAR: Cayteg Nut’) Rank| (Re foane ie Greed O540(c) | | 42xx Iowa: 3-7. toes. piectrie. touhie 4 and ake UT ST 6-Family Anartment cies er house with 2 entrances: | eg tO feme Cottaee. With Sf Seer Bde wn Ake || ser im Sena ~ aPTRAETIVE FRAME BINGAl« | sure ee Al cor = gris © y verms | c ad oe i ae . Tn ° _— T . ey a - 4 a ; 4 RUSSELL 7 an Sige: hae a: Pee c LOANS ON Make ~uy Gt and 3d deeds of / | and stew for ) SINGOLF FLAT WrEST END See ree) 4 BR r. Ré } A ] \ A | Less | nan | Wy) \ ears auveveinenan inane “ a!) the imtest HE SRY HIEMENZ R. CO. Realtors | AUTOMOBILE Lo FRANK 71° Chestnut. Off've 6877. Toeod.sised hu ‘ m e Df porch - ‘ L4 Ch - Estab shed 1873 ' __Geo. Dumm. 1650 .cB8) ‘> bite and | 4227 | ‘orpace: l\ = to Cherokee car sy oe x . Street mede. = ss (5) Welle av. S9xx. 5 and 6 reeme bot © * . tle nat 5 nedesial washsiand . °c > every recre a a hin , . ~a i ath end elec New hardwood ‘loors up and Gown: spe | ppeenny FINAN > l2l Arcede Bits ofl) 3 a . “ ; E Comm GE an DOLGHERTY K EF. Co SG! Chestnut Pas Son - . ‘ ° turnace. shades. ¢ “6 nnliete: & nun ortaine 6 : ath ~-Imch he SOx 1 24 ee ce e4°48e std @nd span ght end cheerfu Se oes... . ESTATE LOANS MRS. K. F fs ee Ty REALTY ~3 eect c ae “ cas is “ jer sty ome inte ang | 20d a) ghout- bu @ has sen le4 ee : Ree “nad ome needed repair — = — it ,4 . ge (music. frard G7, ins pS " rT? -“ - >? rN T' -- i . ia »s iP rr ° * “ee * a e * ir “a semen e hallwar | oS gee e of age rooms, | 80 clean and complete estminster | ECIAL 34% FUNDS The mussels | ” AT THIS TODAY ; wt be et 6048 hew 8 roor we Ce GCEDN — ain aleees . itushec ways ‘eas Rcome Ss4 . “ —— =o fourm. a4 in fret-class ser vacant ané@ open 2 till | Mortgages refnaneed & — adhe sat 5 Blow: new . ae Be 3 | : ‘e bet” rur ek fe . * «* ~ . - . a ’ ra a = - oh. “tian ; I N . Ey RS a 7 T Tv ; i GS > $l. " asm - ’ a ° A -@a_ 5 " —_ - mies @ru - ‘3 s. VW ; 4 a> 2 E “abanr 4788 ™en's aad *tona caaD am A. ™ une —— —— ane | re | «6 , — s . so ™erre ve nm be en 195% = 3 1} SEYER 4eS) even n : . a : ; 3 7A Renewals Te M “Dome han‘ ent as = iv - = 2 . we % . _ eee eee - a ] sii S eal oe . aly . LE F T | ; t-water hea MY, EL EG. ANT HOME F . ° ’ ’ = sinam hen SING LA = . a rant ‘ Bs — sce garage or 5d ~ 4 rage, . . Lew ;. ? * > ; * . 4 _ ‘ ’ a eo - ~ t — 2 7 = Ee aa . RESIDENCES FOR SALE wa " = ga ~ 7 a6 s . 7 deeietindins _ > . na ° tag! 7 -vTerev Se mE oe ; ; > Irn a-ee » . . “A? . ° ~- ' - . - “ Alame 73 yD: 4 rer) Pee «.° — oe » = : e+. VV North >ngd dome areca a — a . ar. trough >o?.watear hea’. °)} @ iat e f s/ereat and ree bie | v = tl EX... Gsu) ae 3’ 1. Prt = : ’ ’ M : "as t ha “ 7 ’ : > * Lad at . S - Pn +i ‘Lt Y S eee a? ~ — ¢ ~=aererr = a > * 3 ~~ 2 4 7 s+}. > - ~~ - ee | — . a" 8 7 de ? 7 the extreme: comp e elv ’ {! AUTO PA - € . n answe- “ v nd joer sone THis BUNu At OW TODAY eet, SHES: Ge 4 rooms har€ | GRATIOT 29 “ ane William. f ABBOT ard ball. orick. hot-water heat. bdir- k from Grand bi.; bus stop ereund |, eR en inte Feet || ees eee BRAN -&RINKOP 419 Cremenat (c@) (Courtesy "> Tyreiea> reeme Gower 2 @ Dring tee . car @44°7m. ‘ery , . :, her s5400 , ~ _—- u = . AE 7 Bi . 4 : , 4%: . .5 . ; ~ : . 4 F 7 J ay A> = . « 7 est. ‘Shree - P “ a Some new fate unde ' , © Sin as =e. l eve > > od . Car ga . Coigax ' , apie Arse'a sili— TUORLS and ‘nco > ? Saas te ad List) ve ~ Thon ae 247 er - “7s of om Mm apLrecuted Lo} ics ~s _ c-wa er nee! * "Sepeg " ——~ " 6963 CLAY TON er a en; Preterr m bar? ’ . bd : , . : . 7 : } r : ~ me ; AN _ E ¢ “OND ‘DEEDS Weer Bu 2.3 yer ee , em c°2q : > ous - - 2815 FUAT . vi 5 ta 0 en _ eae. a°¢G 2.ue grapes years orc Jving room. music Poom m- | —a7 ont aan oe ae bited «le pus Cr tral ace r eich 3 = a ; a>>scdewne “e TH $4 ~ aan e stvi . farac oak “4 ac aan sirubbe rr ‘“éen Yard and pPouge. | ine roem. kitchen. combined pant: + and NF! DENTI TaL OAS Fs tole servers ‘pregra ms. Krathryr. : > 4) . “ a, : : = ’ - Sane cat se te LEB a e side oe 4 - . 3 Tuer « snow. | Sreakfas: room and t ei washreem on | “ar ‘urnture: e SNANCTAL © WEBRH «hr > EiZ. G243 Grevole Riv 3! WRRSTER "14 —ah.tneni'~s ¢ ; , a .4°— = 4 e ii Ta Sai se PTS.ce § = Mee ASCE PER. 1138 Chestnut st the first Y%loor 4 ‘arge Sedreemes 470 | ments. Ream 310. o4 on os th Moar ” Seals | open a.’ ey SUP dee _— B* . ‘& , _” a 4 . 7 « on ie Oa = ain BFE At rtf tL i \F Ww FL. Al Si — 6+ kooM BRI k—sa50 ‘ a-i eet ; —. a - Arte Tied bpataAroem Willa 21 - ; 268 ; ra | 51 : I . ert. ‘enor, —— we — AT onc fr >. / , . . ' ean aa . ' . 7 a » ‘ . : y , . lie oN. “geo =mtee caper Ts erei'y gt athroom tn base hardwed —-. ew teem — ~— - es - nes “4 Fi : te — a ‘ , elie ¢ o . aia be oe. Sst aa ~ re *.Tace : . ni¥y Boor a Ter's +44 MAPLE 5453—14 roo ma, hardwoe . Aine ar rre hnaréwewd ff oo throws ” te t 2 & } f ) {NS ere yy ro a ret vh oe e ole a tenn — . Da tp . “ i. ARROTT Reeltar “AO Chectnn: OHS Be ems = . = i + z ~~ Beet t , mt . — Se — ne ‘ ce raz r . ear ‘9S es IU heal ; om eta ks nn. wre S263 Greeois R’e 310 JOHNS H ARKROTT. Realtor *e0 « heatnet eget Bs ee — $.4 =nor - ABBY. Beultor U9 ( bestnat > “ SOREN Be poe — nie ne mesh Ag oy — on ah Mat se. jLOANS—Fe nit ¥ PIERS? aND «Py o“Dp . —_ -— - : «? —— — P =_ - = ‘. ; unl , wir a? m 20 —— > . f mount ‘ ae . 9 Sate 22 Gay Kuuday eran Sa AV —SIONS - oF Ame > * Ww 4514 DE SOTO AV L2l N. Sth St. Olive eeu: ri | GTRALDIN BR ‘3S. REAL ESTATE OO.) jce. 902 | Sentral Nat MORTGAGES er _ar ’ : ~~ bh - ‘ . ' —) i . —_—_—_ — — Fl -. 73 ; feo ° - IDEAL FoR al’TO MEPA'R We 7 ean = ~—- . Ss A OFS FA ARROTT Realtor na, a est : . SVS AY. = A a. oe L— Res dence. elega: — ; vas ~hestn. t Lf? ANS—LOAM Rt; r \f iE I. OAN Ct). ' ne eiae " iE - gl. = - Stor x @we ‘reg pa? 2-story an - =.O- Money loaned A. ne ‘ o> anew pe merr= Fam ws ~wwert Lindel Ac 36 Vermont cor rr Che tereer eeeer » ene . f : eee “ me Finise *s a. i~N a e per! a “~ “a. ek at ngs >u- ak 2. 2 ; tee t- water . | ree rooms bath hot water hes: *. mr ly . s ie Ba Pon a — eves. ta han (gg ee be Gon recy Sita wbanvy 10og. CM “OGuired. Owner: Entrance 211 8 mee»: | ROOMING Hots, KR Sersve 16) PON STD. SR60-42—Sinrie Mat. §.5| Sesve cer gear: ick se tom OFFER Ww ANTEL MAPLE. 5365-16 tesam Low Price to Close Estate 7 .Y THN "eee Fe, Y RODFEN BUNGALOW Rorth ; rarage { > 4 vor wrne; 4521. Locky: 6 rooms bat! -~ ba, 2-Car Saree Maréwood ficora. |i Wonderful 2» | T ANS ON SIG. —— tn ; . 2 a. mre? ae - -acter ' , = Cmca a 6 er Sarage. on t.uen! ad cersu' Rome, £ tedrooms. tile aareamaenn os % ~ py SAS ge ~~ eucnans cL eee Daath. hot-water year hardwood Doren wal Try = : ae re : ha i © s4arace ee : ~ ne aL. ia ase HK, “Mh “Mt. live 2 | WALLACE BRENNAN R. BCD. bor eau cee | wage: bine pois. Satin. PAYLOR TRUST CU. ea?2-74 2034 EAST HARRIS PAE BL. 555s Pe Olive 2487 | 319 Wainwright Bidg . 1” ' a er, =! eo te Wem” : 7 a.) ‘. . - ; ° ~« ~e* = > “ > : ; a -— 2c Ce ~. oa cal a A Be ” -"Ooo>MmM "es, ; od ia r4 i ONLY ‘$5000 61 oe DOWN . . A ‘ —} at 4 a 5 a area rT? ** . te : : . 9o>—¢ 5 ~y “" Paige ’ - - Prac - Kit. HT 5041 Ma: mn ali | vw $7 om Ca c at. J > — ———_———_ — ; Splendid 4 com YSungalce « Pot —- i > PROP cor, BOT. int o thte te : . », #7! GRERR—ONLY $10 S00 ne tae eee ae n at of 2} Fares . tg oe. Aeon SB. 13 Chestnut | epnane “8h “© rout: orice vecy ree- Ta oe a8 | . : a > ve " ° > : ° " . 4 “Ss 4 > — « : , tiles — , “a m —s* JA . A 3 J } : | + ~ — : om . ws ARTHUR PISCHMANS ‘we Al — om wag ey re . vr 4 . 2: . 7 11—Sing ‘ 24 "aQrYr -= 7 Tere Ss sore anc liate SOLS Gravois » _. | i 30155 on oe perirate "eau _ sarace. Gace MEPS, OO. Modern, 2-co StoU0 CASH De Ww N “BOE HMER-GAST-BENSON INC. $750 cash. FINE REALTY Co. 680 CA 3 a 4 KF | PrHOKUP PIAWY” 91 e~u4 6 , — ses Bt 210500. em ee? =~arce: | Buye 2515 Giaszow: 7?-room orick res ae Sth St. Wlive 9007. | Cheetaut st. Olive 2s Ra! oe . a --> VERNON, a 5i65—3-.,; ove residence: —" ‘ yNend) d ° '’® « peeteagt soo on Twlor st Seat of Gr = pgy-0s “end nm Stone stepe » Qheeneteans ~ 7 “ —— Wave it. garece vacan’. _mmediate cossessicn: ‘ora Ooc flowrs. hot-water bea: p2 . : _— _ ; : Pe : . “ ™ »-t “—F > » ws o . ae om . 2 . . - pte se : a... ini : N fen TD e = 4B “S oie. ~~. me te e.. ca ace s¢. Card Main 44'S 0} ot es a "a. parva o ; — ai2 Vrar om. Nore * -« 7 el ~~ - ~ ™ ~~ ~ = Ras * Gawd — BA. vit Dew . . - * ~ : ; e- > ~ ; = = 29 , md _ + ¥ i . “ r TY i be mut w as ~s y ~ ‘rer Sunday 1) i 4 . sy Ty hwrresa e 1 LN , 7 " : 4 ~ ‘ - - > *..* ea —e “UOUiLe S. ea : CaM ° we , -s ° ss nerce » ee o -- _ $7? 4 WO ce pts. Mound City a. Ji , }? | \ iy { meres ’ = PEAY rl oons, “71 ) ACF: S7ee,; ON TERK YS SH RURNS = : . « - S ieee di » sl se S20. a erma ° mm 4 OHS H ABBUTT —— | SHEMMELMANN-SPac -KLER rR B oO_} MONET a eects of Trust—6% t mg machiae. Areade Bidg. “1. I78 5 a aenen . 4 —- ™ * - > Reantiful | Rungalow Cheap i . ean * ' : “ b.wTinele se ‘ Re os z - 5-6 furmace. bath elec ome ueap Pentti eee ~ mt onan ie -- “The —y Pian “ oe ; . . ~~ " “a , ~e ‘ »- . . - * & & Real Rar vain—FEasv Terms —— eresent owner: garage side Central | tad eral Laan _ $a aE ' — reo ETE eertrece, *Ersace.- craentte:4 -ellar ma ae =a ("ear wena! 46 ‘ » wes . : , eovuornt — — . te “Tre, ever vO ten en ‘ ; « Pn heats ~ , =" we es © ie SUNGAY - » 4 > | .* y ? “rir ew wre - A eo) ae. . PRANK L. DIT TMEIFR R © CO 476) - ; - each Gaeet’ ent ae dat. Gaudi t Sartevo a. sien [: earaee- emal cash ene =>. | Mae 200 68 Chee.” on arket gudstartial: covering et! worse! Ca. : | OUR OFFERINGS Cweetrat Original “Quick Bale Warted = bane Geral erie ener Quen es) **. TaNtA Gae~_ 3 4 | rie HORDE ee "ices terms to "esponsibie part: See c«ner : $ 1000 Cash. _ Balan = SRemaut. ted) | 852119 ‘ner of allev- ened faht ueg} MOM — : ™ — pe at. a , ’ R a... ae 42w a DreMiaes or ca ~ ; ~ . steed ~ Terme— Price $i2 Le "niin corcerm: for aale ar lease ,; tancust Phone ° —— . ‘ : : » = — —— Z ~ ; , . ' : “ >. ' ~ — . - B Ee “PR v =. = wu? oe b - 7 " f > % Se Ss, 2 = "FP os hs arc we vd s aia oe : _,eeeviig > re : : eM ta Rr 4 a. #4 Chestrut ; “i a — ‘ : BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOWS | “™*S MeEIER ROE OC | oan | | ; S gts OT TLR Ceres hace | 4 rvems. sun usrivt. Murphe & tou ‘ate ve 5 nde : . "*e@! a@ : . ss —- _ = “ 7 _ : - " - o ~ — ce be , o ax® oe SPR OOK BUNGALOWS OF cma ; s Sah Wanted seed . 4n° . te Y . i aon 3: . +, cas Price $37 UUO a Northwest Se S69 P AGE—ensee is North /' we ra‘ea. Rogs=s ore? SL wOsk we TAT FNA S742 6 oe Rit a ARLINGTON. 1957—0 teeme. brick het- | water heat. harden? wee. reef. net-| 6 w cea or” = | ; come 22 . pee Se | oe : z °: .. “OF FLORISSANT awn - | Leanne orecu “as “ANG ; OF wR ENT? TL ay EB. af & : — - we eS wat “amon Zs a DOVER PARK O'FATLTON PARK SING? rE Spy - HAN | a. i tht fee alee ecorens cate — 3 = Se oe i ABBOTT. “Realtor, [6B t hestanr cnstore and fate above: vacant croung | SOmed ies. guickly : M “ -—-* ali ; > ST . 7 ; _ i) . ba . © nt nor 4 tf - ec = = = S| > = or + tT eat ‘ an “amie ae Ming eineh of “ wire _ , i —¥ m —_ ‘ $4 ° =. © _—— ~ “ " cers $ . i) >: ‘a * Peer? sme Fata RAN et —s H s cor ; wr pepe ndable Always TM ot. RECKMAYS & on rhein § wea seating Sante hens. | ENS) Sema Sagys ALVIN Y DICK: | sarge carage “ith zoom Ades ‘EESIDERCE HEBERT _ BUSINESS PROPERTY—~ FE. Car Clare | | a. 8 ' “oe eker ene S SUSG-BURNS 265 Cheteru: o$ ESIDENCE RARGAIN and Market: rent chen 7 Clare | 9 ' . > Sr> (On sur 7 = a 2. = ° “s2 ' , 4 Se ==. . ~~ ; hive 2464 . ated tar SETBA ae 24 room. S-room effi. HOME WITH 4 WONDERFUL FUTURE eS ENRIGHT. alate ce ) — “ sa- wiles mares ~s mmo a vous victor . oT enetitins MISSOCRI REALT* 2 2° tit rig Marcus . Nine-room resdeaqge electric furnace. 2| © rea rowed tevestiment: orice $17_Sa0- | one at? elt bese S "ie 4405 GORA = s+ . > ,. & — ca ald av ais R BALTY & NS) I “T “ an he o+.:8 a ~~ oc i comers ~ ba ce ‘ . i? Vv F&F ~ - P fers r "_ — oo? > ae. = ~~ « > , " 4 _ AL BL + ee pees - . ~~ pont > oe aDP * "aled — —e a: + pp = et “ = vem of ar emrentincats ' “TTS ANTOAT Mg? 48% «8 @ ht ony Sem > .e - 5S -oems: modern South PRANA lL. | TTMEIER R E CO. : . and ot | a 5 trmom hetek cottage sae ny he “+ = gree ae =e * ~ o*e — mln — ce on Sac = “RAD? REAL : ‘) : rigiza “9 S24 _reetreut «tt ' South Iw N\ : is . erg Mt. S Lath ot. Jest ' : 3 et on m= amet man rh ie make afte > ree iI Easton a>any 273 - EIGHTEENTH ©7308 «> - ¥ riginal “Quick Sale W " sgcut ~~ >on = wn %, ex iet the i r » . . ww ” Re “a -_ —— —— reac ae19 7 ° 3 l? r x : 7 GAB ‘ . VN PRSPPr §°°R $446 Oomite ‘ “AT ~ — ~ = ° Dread faet aSTY¥YPreeFr Tr 24406. cc... +. —_ ; , ‘ arior. 7 room ' ee “ators, Grand 42. eo 2 ‘ and mus reame anc J RF $440 Rae + S «= - “ . = or . e on — “ aaa, ti - ha~©] _ oo! 2 hor Sean or pater "ee! , Pre ronenm™s 4 = , as ar ~ eo ' Ss re y— Rete wir 4 rrOlT © se > oor 1 UNIT | dete A a ec o on ak > rite a orm 1OHN “ Tyr reasenadi * terme attne - ba’ 5 . aad | ome : | 2} Se ue wd e : “ace *ectirwe ewe noe ') necks ; . i " aRBoT T _Reater Tos C1 net Te RENE w —— G = a A Ww rFr Rwry = ~. r BR a S -2 ' ern Gren av ‘or oc'ce “47 : . i onal Hert*ora ry on — _ SS seriees 49796 wen : ; ese Ww ATED WAN rR a rand. sst00 ov Forest 54] ~~ | a? tte 49°71 A lenks For terre f Pa! . e « cea 8 ent «¢ Sy Grand @544 HOHENSTEI ere : “-* — . . a ; 7 ’ Sa ed “la _ = : . : ' ‘> =| a - DANDY RUNGALOW ~rder= “er. mons $4 Ow » . ne ’ Gee $s West ; *: Ao YARN Ran Ran ere. 7 a ea) i. $.4 an te - » ~e se ) _ = 7 = ~g cialis, 1 b | *? . rh ~! Mee one i 6 ABHeTT Hew ter oe + hesinot ° an > — nla cand otmen ’ Oe THE 4-1 ORS ER rw oe rr . arr an “au . ~4 a a | ee —= “f° » ja ~~ «© ee’ = 1 ror SF DOUBLF FLAT Sowrys. rn. 2 —— 44° ~ _— ” " aFNT $'5oo—PrRric ¥ SI: : se -% —— - : eR} — New Gaston "ac | .ewr> “9° ‘ *oreere «lart-e % sInck Gene & ~~ eto 5 = eT =z ™ rehes he? Seeds Amalie 2R=eER FT. anne . =a ; A.-M? -ei¢ence Rare ~ ste S DU oc Tg eam eat: e* Lermas - 4. Z 64 eA §& hs ™ i ra > ors “ath e'eorm heer ~er? grea” : . L.. €2 SO — Reaidon: e- oS - ot, " aril": t! “te © Beet ' wr. w “ic : BNELOGR. SOLTA Bast: ah ow Teneo ~ — vee ~ - err ane ; 7 ' e beth hot-@a-er : “4-"* Soe r — ir reo BRICK a LDN? K @ CO. f@AS 6 Jefterc~ WMP aMt erar re ~ “rore ‘Preughe — roe lent Pea ter "wes TLOINGS $8500 = sieemny * - - ~*+tt CO. 6128a Eason ~™e hi nes 60x20! erase — os ‘5 LRALDIN RROS | Steere end some = rear siee batidire * pA acany =

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KGW Portland Oreg ; : WZ : a! 1 : : : : is ’ " a ° . . . \ ; *) ‘) ’ ‘) , '? 1 f) none ? ? , i nm oe* ‘*% 7 _ a JF *s. » OT Ww re Wi =) inet | ' 4 | ’ } t ilk ART BATT Ri AY ? rie i mos ' .¢ ‘ ane 1 i¢ ~ : —_ ‘ 3 : SPECI LS eeour—M le d as RT eof rbon ds f the shell. so that the Sarvice. U. 8. Dept. of Agri SIDN O TT if . ; > ==" ‘ lew \ : . “2° res ! : ’ ils | a fie ' ’ “ . , ‘ . ire ‘ | rine a | 1 xe aN Ss (Bw ‘SA . . aa ‘7 . . . y ’ = ' — » a \ er ni ture AD Ve es } ’ 7 - = 4 A - > au r ‘troy ants’ nests on lawns. low froue aritriia etebos ius aha sean TRAVEL AND RESORTS TRAVEL AND RESORTS anand 7 d 5 Gena! a’ ; * distil ry / 1) , i’ = * ang we : ut Nee — rf |: ‘ ~ : awe SATLa . . ToipeyyIiyiars «¢ ; P } | o~ : . ~ Tama ¥ ats | 5 : v1 icking in the minute ani- Dail 10:00 A. M. t) . a Comety D ' ; . vA ' ’ ; } - 1) ‘ } ; ’ ' ; , an in ons ‘ : , eR _ : at : a ° * ts ar 14122 ant Rena—-f reome each ental $1589 » Miche i | 1 hs | ’ - ; T "hh. o “3 | a : i © sc ah a i¢ orrunisms }yre ; New York Ni t- r ar ls ’ \ yt) , , —— yew ick M . of | ’ a “ i} Beee " . ‘ . ; ' Tyeormesctie Bi lence hour con ” a | ALI4 Ne an » TOOM. each. > Pas) Seutect \l ete | , prperatae ' enetrate ; H Service x > + yh y ites Rt a tifu! A A hit . : : ; ¢* S77 eT mf ‘ P neat ‘ ary . . : = wo . " "TT . aus ted hy’ the nr yi . = : . ‘ ar | eter, S600. OO © comme |} direction, and if hae |made in a barrel or Inn Take fire Hin Dept. of the Lactede Gas Ligh ITS THE BEST PICTURE " - f | BIRTHS RECORDED een used it will | toy the | gph ae demewinn Ge on Ot. Louis. OF THK ENTIRE YEAR 7 ; | 34 ‘74, §. i,rand - § and 7 ronme-: Z-cear 7 bia . } ad t rrN« ‘ ; ‘ } ' ; , tap SoG =] Ours eaves | ; ‘ f ind é nto shreds eithe Dy : rage; furnace, Rental $1680, ma A. Hopi"e > 4 Phiee , | ‘am R ngeie tres penis Ret and or with a machine made fl 4 i? 2 : ls in a e : and ' : ~ . ' j era Bul emt ‘ i? Teds ‘ ly th > horton ‘yf | . . 2 4 NNN Rinckstone—4 rooms und: Sexy DEAS ines ts: 8 ally fuer purpose” Tn ‘the bottom of the | Ill Thuysday—4:00 P. M. | EIGHAN | age Mane offer. an: \ \oe a : on 7 ral LD} rie ’ 9 « ’ , , nr ° : ‘ Ps ’ ‘ . ; ion 7 ® Venti! ss | ; 4 I"nited we ¥ , > ait tHe i iver oO TADDARe ana —— Sian Revant on Slender 7 ar 4135 Orercon—4 ana 4 roome: Y-car ¢ “ ~ _ , | c States . } mp armies snent the desired amount Talk by ae ag te Woman 1 : - we 4 «A iT) | Pieseaeee. ; Tt ’ ’ ring Apa ©; io the : "t race Rental $732 and land 0 ' wy d Wit ayer aca ~~ in é-Sy 2 15114 Northiand— ry reoma each: 3 . yi! ; rad » j r , : M — - § i | ‘ y ‘ (7 4 “A 4 eAaAYV \ ! p ae 7 * . ar. | rage. Nental $1880. ; , and M ne R65 Hnd WwW this zits ‘ Hest ie int the J ce floats on the jj , ' eee Ae : +4 ont > / = . . sa 7 airfsa 4 flier a fres} le 1 ey can he i ar . ; { @! ae big ‘ rie) fy? ’ . ; ; . _ | na ane p> : : moi | . ; , ; dded SOMmM¢ IAN OT sauerkraut | WEW—248 Meters LILA EE Ac » Giant . ir u v es nz and is at a cee : L Investments Matt bisected byt wikil! River |} fow Grains of covender. t10 wuartes. 109 P. i Mascs and ne te ond - ~ nd . by ' Wise eper = Herr iel - anes GO a tl nment —-Strine Orchestra © ‘ and : : : . , \ , ho . ed ant entertainn aan _ ; 6423.25-37 8. Broadway: 2 hoy ay fata, 1450 Nit Creek. | Forest Pa noSt. Louis is || ) hite } A t iit Graduate School of St. Louls Um | . i WALLACE BEERY “ . . " os oO” i @ . ,) : 4 | on ‘ . les ‘ = @ » ly _ \ ¢ - ir WW + ves ‘ i ' i a ' ~ : A ‘ rooma, 1! onnie: 7hx127.6; 25 ft. J, anc a , iié ‘ LS ¢ i } 3 : ; . ‘ ‘ . - — ; ,ersits ; : . iP _— er- cant l rice $12. 600. 6 mS ort . 4 fains > ; ac’ teS LY d = Led sa oy ~ = er - gpecabels . : 7 ‘ “ 2 7 ‘e iF —_ , yy q ‘A ‘ ” oq on of : z gi A ear 7. , : | by the ts n 18,4 for $S849,0° a , , ; . ¢) ‘ al => Cz ~o —— +—) P1i97i-2 » Olfwe—Stores. flate;: 60x a J Noe. 47236 Swa MS he , ne e edfe against M 3 ; Ai ee {t Rental S5000. : +o Mars $418 ws! ‘u)s . i Park | h > ee . samme ft 4a, ' é v r a round ji] WCK—273 eters Ms it’s a Paramount Picture _ er ’ ry ut *) ' m4 ; 4, Te ’ ‘Vyas , 2 . Z “7 & Man—-etory brick factory . — vent City Ju g9%, | Dleck of oak wood on top of the jj] ita 20 al M.-Orsen m A / HEN you cross to Europe via the Anchor-Donaldson , 2° Mi, _ , : 7 aders yu oh re en ft iN lie 7 ial oh A water at ~ b rursday. ' yore : ; : ar i ‘ ‘? Specia!l or? io Bane a - - s + et hy i") Onias lf ~ \A oO} ‘ 7 q “A ’ ' : . if ' ’ ; S - eita fron Loew Ss State The ate >. or Cunard Canadian Route, you make the trip under é cA *14 \\'a« ing ton— ill V4s3 ft. anc rr Tar F an : % nt ~~ L ' ened | - ‘ gh ' ‘ | = asebal) scores Sor ’ ome ; . eY- ] al - e + Tite 1418 8 14. 1866: James Garfield « | , yen, Sh caine Pg Png MeGiloway, baritone freedom of the palatial lounges, magnifjcent drawing y : . ’ . > ‘ ’ > ‘ye i ’ | vA ’ ci ' Pe rT) , ry if . 7 _ 7, i »7 . . . e mot Pra. 1474 re by Chapies J. Guiteau at thn entatt mpleted ae tik Miss Claire Goettke, soprano; Paul rooms, delightful salons, library, writing rooms, wide ' vas assassinated by ORLIGE] : ted State Grace Heron trained stewards. The children’s room increases the “state” and ‘“Wacner- dim. > i way nie Bri er in g in J aT . ry Will 1 kraut is idy f Se : eae Pe. i arench leason —-Miss promenade decks — and the attention of courteous, well- | ~~: ‘we ory | ' | . nil ? Y : ‘ e —e the , » ; Pregram of (onvert : s . . itv Apartments mi A Zancara 1 ' CH z while holding | ) nO fi , owe ough i a ia of the st pleasure for travellers with children. ) a : , . “4 ) . . 4 ev « ‘ rye SUR . paar et : - “hy « her ‘ ‘om ° © , ‘ oa M Rector 420A Cote | nt position in Buffalo, Sept. 6, 190 ved he Bie s the rose and Lodis Junie’ eming. presiding The luxuries, conveniences, and the pleasant home-like Alo 3 YEPARTMENT BIRIAL PERMITS > of tran the twantic 7 dates ba \t least to the M oe wiki § 10:30 P. M.--Jolly RK oaggs” a atmosphere that have made the Anchor-Donaldson Ser- . e - se . | ‘ ; ; | +? 1 fie PHuHaoainkz Sin . “al | As ag AS ore - . . . . i ce D; Or . ences TE eee ae wielinn a the R er ae ste *_ Dute _Brown, Cha vice and Cunard Canadian Service so justly famous, are GENE RODEMIC : 4 *. : : , a of ’ Live ‘ . . — . oe ' AK ILe: ° , —— ° & Adv e} tising 1} ecto fhe. 2530) Po keeper is in need — hi a ee ee Santch eames 1) P. M.--Herbert Rergere ©: yours to enjoy for the voyage and in addition you experi- ERT WALLACE ; MeKim 4) Engelman ee ae acceptable anniversary Geen se. the Uiietice, wales © Sr Lae Coronado ence the interest and educational value of the scenically AND HIS ROB foes € ag a — thie an Otte oN = inane te The tations may b cr ain. elke kee ace hes ae beautiful trip down the historic St. Lawrence to the sea, BRUNSWICK ORCHESTRA FRAZIER M‘DONALD | ing a ' » a %yFi r) * ’ ; ; i I ' . es hearing t he wie | the ; ‘ , ae ' is ‘ ga ¥ ° ° ° y 4 > a TARKG Mises B& 1H1> New! ued tind. a tin 4 idenoe: wacauen . ’ ave oa qm Sica oe OBTS _ tle nes t . (484) 6:59 San l- PIBS-LIS7T Mo. | | COOK, S001—-room residence: mst thre sne2 ADOU IWOC Davenport Olive Street, St. Louis, ; : a ed ~ % ©? “k ; erms. Tyler 1760R, a ie Oy | t 22 ee , “ta | Year 640 | ed leeks and i‘ - ical terme. tyler J760R, ea ak the agate ay seeere thing a ia [year 640 eeks and stuck |" an: 7 musical ON THE STAGE ROY MACK’ . as A KORY 01 0= « 7 eae 4 rooms: . rie : * - os ; ap hy ‘ a> 4 “aS rT . ‘ a * "a . " ; , ’ . , 2 ~er . Den e! (silk nt ) C S | lown Tyler 1769R, Cl he lic ; a Sad —geigs ge nemselwe : ' ny KOA Che : ~ . tis Scer 1708 eee 3 : Secor! Sicte Chihese spoons, {since then the leek has been the ||| qqyg Detroit News (552.7) ¢ con GENES BAND AUGMENTED NEW EDITION OF THE mm) | dow tu Ts er 1,60FR (* Renmin: ’ ' na ‘ Ising Is ins , , " | : ; ’ pes “? ren: hi ’ . Winter 4 +, : . r ' ‘ ; PRAIRIE. 1212 N —T story brick fon ectric t¢ ; ’ ‘ ‘ > mAs t } BES. : if - ‘] es 4 SOuUuIs cert TO GIVE YOu NEW EFFECTS : ‘+ ahex meet 6 . ~ rx 3. ] VM, : 1 ; rs ‘ S4 / ‘lt rai tl io ree . . = : —¢ -_ as e, tr? no . ay: ec (5°26 4.00 TI a4 finished basement: $3300, (epmmmmaert, 3) 2012 Wa foe tangled pears taal . It. who at ed whe ling ||] WHO Des Mot cee . AND NEW NOVELTIES/ ; VACANT Y%-FAMILY thot —- — ’ ‘ ane q ‘ : by tgp ee oe ae Orv r one FF the Crus acne a rie ajcal: 11 dance ; 1108 School «t.. only 2 left ye ——_ —=—! «scheme, as e > i Garmas ower is the cornflowe: ; ; aie ee er : le rhe ’ roorny pa . 4 } ] m* iz: ve } ’ . ‘ ; - "oy ign? . > ‘ort W orth start -Telegi ' ye / eK) : ‘ . . > A: = fue ak L. ANS ON REAL ESTATE | : : * 4 low 2 the } pe v ‘te u flake ' “ " ”) “ } te > “ ~~ Pe | -.°9 lee «Tub 9:30. ar O4A | LAST “OWE WAY STREET" and ~ waine See aa eeToan on premises ‘ : | : a, \ rat ; s j . sal Ar — Q ‘ ‘ os TY ( , oe i f ~ 4 - a en 4 4 4 5 i ‘ pad , ‘ . CANADIAN SERVICES TwO The BIG JAZZ SHOW ~ + ~e* 7 : =| A . ' : . ie —_ ; 7} evr ‘\ af? Yas ; —s 4 : ut | 110-12 KANKEN. 87200 BRINAMAN REALTY ©CO | lian Candied puffed 1 cy = ite SER A tate tskirte-of the tists at DAYS ‘ eo foe . : lami. S1o4x. fat colored: 4pi0 Ora a. ¥ i " ~ hia ; 4 ? . « TT? , hy, ) , : , Ms ) is ngs y ‘ , } kN > Holl, Wo va | { .36 9) . 1) T} - —— + - Pig? : rene _ . . : ' aden : — , , ; i » ; " ferrae . " 59) | JOHN H. ABBOTT. Realior, 709 Chest 7 te ale at S amahrade oe iy hed Phang einer ment woula {aren wt rec ste. 4 aon Se strumental; 10 features: ic ¢ Ly | S—RATHS , oy sia: 8e eve rt ast. | ws doa : differ Poms s ee) ae o-9y } chat veer a chestra: 1 collegiate night * JOROOM HOUsSkE nA 5 ae Bey Apa ih iaineihe ; | certainiy 2 Vase. "hile rnflowers and wove tne weds . ey, [ew Gtar (265.6) ' lec rmi—sis0 CASH NS. BLAKE 4 _— ai, i from & formal reception. = While) @riands e pomegrante, the de- || WDAF Kansas City Star (909.9) © | h ) Near Unton Station 21°71 ana 2123 PETAL ; ~— t lebatanbis Ss 4 . (j;rafiada = tne a gpenegs Schoo! of the Air 11:45 Night- | wi \@eria «ef rente S100 per ronth: pavme ov AN - Ny ant eal on suey’ e-neTuaA a \lexico has the nopal ca . . 1880 per month: price S000 an rea ae eee, OW Tales, prompt ser . we know that it was origi: pt pen. kly pear for her em- 4] hawks 99.8) | « ~ oa . he nes ‘ at (%s - now ( ' : ; ‘«aarto ’ ! : P A i ae - Ts | . "Th": e - eS | : , aioe Barn , BO. WANSTRATH. 717% (Chestnut netricted Oe rt ae " he legend is that afte e || WHAS Loulsvili Primes ALL ARTISTS fy ; —- cl stewed winn Foes er , ; ; Azte _ vanderes wht ” sigh --38N concert ° and | ; SECOND DEEDS OF TRUST makes an adequats “dpe Sicdi wise n fortold that when they | | ,, os Angeles (495.2) & . we: ‘ ] 4 i amounts from 85000 ¢ 250 000 on Nou ndail ! r ste : a place where at eae KS I. angeore: , oi Last “2 Days: rls/ rl q, hak e propetry preferred t nts the % nd into ec ut ; ' k there | cert R:30 childrer 10 fea'ure 1Ier ’ ly wis l S - : L Patta a ill, 5 Rank | ‘ so oeglnteh a . : vas é‘ ed ‘ghey + . oe aiiie RUISE to a land thatis «trange and new . ° . a | i — Bvdows A, ’ ak oo oe maf} : 4 | ‘ ‘ ss ke Tezeu —) ? nrogram i24 ore esi ri , : —take the trip that offers most in scenic éé | TI | N i ge 1 A PER CENT ne ) or ye bral WMC Memphis Commercia: marvels. A Canadian National steamer WS S lOW NYE VEeT serore . : : ‘ Lue and stew 4 . et j ea nere ed , a “4 “s , 4 - ) ‘. 4 ‘ fer; LOANS ON PERSON L PROPY yw buy Yd and 3 oete of rac ae ' ant ¢ pler if ; , ' o ¢ t of a roc} neal (4 99 7) 7:39 science ta will take you from Vancouver—up the North 7 | - Ds . : —- -- 7A >4 heat ' >} 77 ve . - — , , , - 1), 7% AUTOMOBILE LA \ANS—See e ANE. 712 Ches soa a adiataes (oBS) tr hits nd ' , , P * thei t The Ja 8-209 nrogram Pacific Coast to Alaska. All outside state- 59 ’ Presentec ir ‘ ‘ Lc ALL Geo, Lumm, 1600 st _Jettergoa, ro ee 1ore ' kK it eels soe ee et we rye antl ‘ WCCO “A ral :polis-St. P 91 (416.4) rooms. Only $90.00 for ten-day trip, Van- a , WAT 4B PCT ’ ‘ie ; ft I pt we : @ i , Minne: 118-1 aul ) ; Al TOMOBILE LOANS ions “ca. of trust | ‘ 2 v pe Ee penton gee . oaks 9 eeeawnile couver to Skagway andreturn. Meals and | : - Pav? ente redu ed loweet rates In PU , INAN' Ee OR! a . de x : ‘ + } ¢ »w A? » song «” - , ; * a ® . berth include d. Stop over et lasper Nationa] . See” ' a ae . nie 1 ASKER FINA NCE CO ‘ eee Arcade Bie ne Mie. WK. FF. & ne mre 7 ares * . nn ee aie tote WEAF New York (492) 6 services Park. Daily through service between Chicago, With an All-Star Cust hr byte ey re ~ 4 can ) 16 peg =" - oO ive 9190 «17 BEAL, ESTATE LOANS ; SS is , gear : a "3 nunt &-20 lecture. 7 serenaders 4:39 1 jasper National Park and Vancouver, via :' ; prherceshe r aS me YW hia UTO LOANS Rit) DING | OANS . world A 1¢ | a, : ;, a F “ I . | REDUCE YOUR \ see > JLONES en tiny , » Act If Mme reyvnue: 11:39 orchestra st. Leuis. Mo. with FROLIC.” on : : Oy . : 4 a ' ate : : : 4 eae e} i 5 Artietes ‘ely | {| Ti) P Y MENTS ee One keene” -adio Digest Butterfl WIY New York (405) 7:15 orga Main 497—49s, Riverton ony AU ro I A N 4 ee tAN Toh robe R10 ant r Pe (Courtesy of Radio Inf ) WEN | = = recita! R-1: enciety dinne! ; Mcrgan Paye oft Your _, : ' ; ‘ . . 18: » money nected . , ; } ’ rt =f} ! y ‘j 1 ! ne: | and advances additional ( l()- \ (3) l" Loa lis ie wS : cae so - f ss iu romt & minute service. Bring Utle, WSEB Allan dodibie . ) . 3s] lance glee Se ee nts | 2315 Olive Bt St — TL. an ’ fiele huliding m! mobail I ] : orga! _—- 09, 613 Murphy Bidg.. FP. 8t es . Nn correspondent 3 7 ji : — —— ‘i - ————s Pri: ik ah 5) | WEED Hostor bbeh | i je Cc en Last 2 Days! ' ~~ — © WA 7:30 is | 2 e1ca y oF . ' : no g- 90 “ast yes AVOID worry: better to owe one ed Vou Ne em iY oney : . eeveral, we loan a vy for — an ~. ’ ¢ er Oe i S* i J hes i it WAY 4“ : er pPurrores charges per « ag v : 4 . ' , / "hy "4 1 f) ? ai Wi WW ‘ 7 1T)] ii : » COT . : | Medion! Credit Bureau 809 Arcade © ANT) SECOND DEEDS ‘ype Bulla | oy , cialis chow PEEP, nar tt. fee r y”’ : - me a ~ : ; / , / ' _— ~ si «al oti i ~— ENTS ; rr JO} MILELSTEEN'S oRne¢ HESTRA me: LOANS—-Furniture. auto and ree! OS FIRST AND SECOND ee genes we , vat art ; st-Tispat MEAT MARKET AND GROCERY—We not scr on oop od ——— any amount confidential! a at £ MORTGAGES — * sat si 5-3 °R4). ‘ likaton ) —Busiest lo , . ‘tn ng AP ee oa ne Ast i | . . : Bid (Tt. . Rox % , EASTON. entct-4l Weellaton 1 eta btiel Aatin geood business = | : o és joe : pol Central Nath nal ' ank - “ sian : 7 MIN Moot ek Wea ee / . ciation In town: greoline filling station. . = : =a a ~§ on togethe with | ST. LOUIS a Mt Leat POUR LAANS—LOANS—I¢ AN: RIGAGE 1 YAN ( (), sear tention “he es LiKe So vuleanizing and ‘Sa‘tery equipment: must | ne in re at SBODA Russel! b aa = Vow rs rs ’ ry) , | | : mOney oaned B24 thers" rates. then ‘ ‘ hidg eu a L ' 1783) | sell: taken in on trade for real estate: Phone Grant ‘ a25Ww FRI. SAT. SUN. rivut- R | ere eeTHE AMERI AN CO. 377 Are LEPHONE, OLIVE 11400 ROOMING Hol wt PEF ee BF ite ee Cee eee ee SCs, ee GRAND AND MARKET MRS. FISKE i Sheridan's Comedy i! Bidg Entrance 211 N, St). ice) Abbett due - . ~o we 408 1 hy tw ‘entra Trust 1 Og.. .a . ; & . pert , af mui? , * , AT tie “7 rING; STA TION—Lat'ters tire and a ry wl, ROOM > tables any reasonatli: - é. Starting Saturday : = re ar ; : _ . : ’ , Fo il] be taker 401 S Broadway | OLA FISHERS AT B05 6 MONK y oared furniture owne ¥ #lore } , : see PAtil Aa . ‘ rR BLeEINik? » year cessories o4 ‘ ; ore Wii: | ———— aa i : > ; , : - ; kiv onfi A ‘) ‘ : ss “ ' Me ta a >. ; ‘ ; . eagy . Ss, 23 : | \ — ipa oc t} rr) >| ae : -- rary payments. Zoom _* re indo ne ; ; re : A eria.. : : i ; * is : mw } ‘ ‘ “ » . - Fs \ Gran a’ wt NDA | x —_= ATS romsay se eC curity required, 203 Calumet OO legge) AUTO # ae te ae : ROC EY HY rent: 915: bargain: | aPAURANT—Cheap. quick sale: rent Tickets in Ad It’s a Sensation ry ee 4 Yy » psa -— ; 7 eve + oS TR aS 2S os e230) Bo ¥-79 Poet-l enateh Buy icxeis in vance, | 7 s 7 ate ’ 14 N str wt —— - -oblies bv . 0) ; >4 " ‘% . }? \ . i > 1 ' red Lreme : 4 ‘ ,? . P ; Petit K, ns ri, er Amert: an Con ai? B20 MONEY lnaned on autor £100 0o.. I dee. paren Y——VW rive Cast % ing rooms ~- hue ce 7068 6M (;arrison i. RESTAIt RAN a hea} un oO. Pn ‘ | “week oF month Auto Au i4 ‘ + . " ‘ ; ‘orth Market 4) ERS ~ as ae Pir "\° ee mone ' axet 35.5 N preace aA‘ THE hed 1 seEN i*« Mis Olive — - -— LP or iat ‘rerrye ’ ' ; ; PESTATRANT—Soft drinks. cimat rruit = —— » enev oe . true | BATTERIES hi ” ) Laarmenern Gan R134 Nia) EY to salaried peor . oT ’ ‘a , , — : " | ' ‘ } | } ’ 7) ; ‘ 7) iTga " on! kr ess ‘ “0 aw, ‘ i _ * | > yr fidenttai Beted | llaiiway *. ” oC Must se ‘ .3 nd ror tat e » e _reta rated heat terms 4431 Pare ner .th a i 2.0 PRIVATE LOANS to LU et rates. ar 819 a (COURUTTER AND Res any . pay oe , -, RoOOMING HOUSE—S rooms: two rooms |” THIS WEEK and NI gone ATs SOW . ae . mahe vour o verime . ' ay ‘ R Orr “m1 “Oa ’ ‘ ‘ 1a ‘ . i j . - i ante $c 50 + ae { (sibeot Anne ‘Sichols *resent« ~ ‘Recampense.*’ nel te * iv : “a _ : y icturtla 1iGe- \ ER N\ 7» | : > . ' ‘ i> Ala e@' ean store ‘ ng of " . ov ' ow atts | - OOMING OVSE—6 roo bat om 2 put | "So5 without indorsere” LOUF Ove, M$ erty mounts Of | mC ANING — Pressine Bey | GROCERY—Market. clean store. doing $95 | ROOMING HOUSE —@_ ractis. Oijw rent. | |, Qe. MaenmisaGSRsxekeRnMs Aaleas ae —— ae Fe AONE? : ; : ' ; wr 1C3OM ws, terms "712? Windsor DI 2 -145—_—- Twiee Daily——* 1 | ov Tee, panes. 177" Bom Dis SOMING HOUSE—Near Grand 13 CINDERELLA car eured furniture, mar” —_ rs WYVST See ges ae ae Pe aca edie ft ROOMING ie ‘ ‘ ma A“e : lA ast — te euletis cheap!¥: . ; ' elas pat. > ta 1“ : . - : : saineeds . , ‘ nis garner Siew ie — MISS FRAN ES “ HITE . ;' a Theater KBeuutiful——€ nerokee & lawn tomobiiea. gu “apn , (*s . : } s.) - + WILY Agent i.e : he Plane oan? ve sion 81.50 PO 1 to agiaried people on thelr obh y Post ‘ ~cl $12 Delmar 1230M | BILLY JOVCR at t por. MAT. wre ; | e* one krow ledger " oor A os co » K T , . iia : . Sep . : ’ ‘ 7 . ; Pid ve ONT IT NG HoT SE & rin as “ mpiete REN “ FI =H al Hit ht ws Nigitts and "at Wut tle 1 st “ s ‘ Today and Fri—Jack Holt and Lous “RICAN RROKERAGE - MK. Love Realty C | CONFECTION ERY ——155) furnished. cash. terme 35% Sprine - ws: ) icby | AMERICAN dg, 604 Olive sam saove Realty Co. [0° e schools fine neighho 7 RY—And marke eata blisivent : ‘ sn CANADIAN POLICE BAND Wilson in the Thundering Herd = sagt ' a > ae Soak) joog »® — © . $s: , . ‘a ' ’ wING MoO Sk—" ome = fu Murdeck A Maso bape A pution ledusy ants Armoateure " ! . hoastTita ' , , 4 a4 ' ‘ " ing ‘ d t sicknre a . + _O : a gO , ; : , ‘ ef . Althea tuce safurday—Deuble Pregram Delaxe ; 000 TO reKs : raed: fies : a F? :; ‘ 7 $100, ao ad °CKS AND BONDS te ee , ‘ = | Post a JOSEPH EHOW an | a 2 ota a aaa assess ae"s" a s"a"s" eee iv P90: lon automobiles ~~ “oe: car: y —_— * ‘I a , aod Div : 2 rhs in tne “reasorabl For informa Next Ween , wiapieall | “ane mae off oe xa aN ve {800 ree patilt eo , “a . . 2. ‘* mv LL TODAY - 15—TWICE DAILY- 16 rea ion) OT | OSE YOUR C : 4 . S Sait . . wi (6 >i* aryl = aie ~ poe “ner t a barealr I am leaving . BASEBA PA AK FERS Wien Wa tN PERSON i pO N AID 7 Be, FR. at a er: pyr thet Fre seme Ok Washingtor | aProuk.” ie off Your Old Le SR ATTEL MM | CONFECTIONERY North, Side | : geet Se + ' BOOMING HOUSE—10 rooms: large Es SPORTSMANS PARK sorus Girls’ Contest ewaling Neveteics 7 Nee \V S I “y ‘ar : ‘ ' “ :; ; race Kineshich go mcorne . . bad Tonite Chorus Girls ontes (*". : " : : manth - P , ' : r 31s : : - ny .NI | iN oe . Renee TAR mls a na Ss Ss — ——-- am ae 1901 1 Mh py * ont MF ena Soe 5 BU ‘ , . ANT? ¢ VN FPOTTIOUN \\ , , , ro. ROHOMING HOUSE.-20 roome, 6-car g&% r ' 4 lao oe - - ; ia : ’ wG : : Ta ryt i, 4} ~ . . # . , ‘ : 5 i ‘ : ‘ ome fate te FI A orent : : : ’ : / ; ; tert ; _ a " oe — ~_ ST LOUIS AND MISSOUR| HAIRDRESSERS “LET WOMEN ALONE sunde:t—4 eet inucw- ; te tf p Lael or y 00 $ *: lpen Pvenince : _—— PiaW . , sS) ~fOC Kh ‘ om gro weer NRINK PARIZYN n fen Perey “ vg | Sines = — a DRY {,f rf | ™ ; 4 - . 4 Pret Thepate = Tales , ‘on a. i“ af i } AND COSMETICIANS ASSOCIATION ; BEN WELCH & co. BERT in Lanl. omtdh 4 es, 1924 Frankli : ; wood business: cheap:| Clayton re | | ENE. April 29eh, 1928 ) : | “ With AGNES AYRES . LOANS ON REAL esTare A O64) one ict ‘ ae? ee a | ee 107 & Jefferse FORE Milinery and readv-to-wea heater ry tEKNON AN Pest-Dispates sy basen he ound || Gihes Wie Acts 6 Ee eae , # rust REST ,. - ~e ~ I. forther particnuiars oe —— a: boa medie wi leratio rent reasonable ~~. . BAL TY. SHOPS OR Wants discover. _— . Prices 50c 25c 15c + PIRST and serant Aeds art — Cal) Sia) 3. a ' ) (91 : cae | ACHR . Y ‘ ’ arta yon l'net.Te agen 9 rie KET ) :2tY CENTS artictes, etten she = eee das the ad- . ’ . Vanity Dolls on the St Cen. reanonable charges: au! * oy - | | ORVILLE LIVING. rON & ' a soda fou Vy ARIF? STORE —Dry coode” bargal 7 ooo vertinement appear. : icS) JOMN H. ABBOTT, Benster. * : : _— Ww | ~~ . _ a “ing paving ¢!! $838 5. Broadwa: * ; fy} pr ; rf oh ; s “3 wae a os - a Ble ne _ — * _— - r .. Kine a

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The 10 heal $ } basin : ” Ar Ww y IRK a - 7 ia - s4 " 7] ? ~ S* 4 ; ~r“ . “ta i — . 7. ** : Established 1875 . " = . M f-arned to $ ™ — ‘ee x4 * : VF - on I - 2 ; 7 ae | ' yA Anr - ga * ¢ - : " REF a { ( ~ SN , ‘ters of the ' , cresoonding $7 440 294 NE , lays i ting . . BO - oN ; rn re, - . tada ~ ‘* . . 7 . ’ - ® ’ —. ma mia | #88, Im eRe coe = Steen s | Baer >"! Brane 3 Markham — ® “a . de - ‘ " a ‘ A ° m - . \e -@ an 5 ~ . ~ ba 2 . - 4 aa ae - ” . 4 ( 4 yo at once me "? ee \ ‘ ni - al *"are ag go> The nr emer ‘ - ‘ _ . «*ing e« tor ° ie TOCKS—BON | te bond stamps it ohn : aa . _ . . - s es . : DECRAEAS in Stay. 1924 * ey | iss eee tage nd class trans-Atian- | ya, Mario & We. Ss e Straus Hallmark on a rea esta Albert H. Hitchings share was j dh , Muivn. [SITS and second clase ‘trane-atian- | i RAIN S re we : . . . e a . = on oy | — = — . . t SscCUuTL > page share od eae — "8 CeTtr al estate H a te ete . ' assenge r the previous | which were esr mprovws : the premier re ta ‘ harles H. Morril 7 « : ™ . A . : . . , ° - ,” ; A = —. = P te = a aaa : wet ' : = , t aa | New York Curb Market : « Cc e Hon pavadie \ D here and tre Se neeanea Sopp ct tae aS Railway Ex helde . " @. a o 44 «* . ee a . a - e — 7 *“) , - Board of Trade ae : 1 a . . - ‘° gq @ e . . e Virg nia : Chicago ha 1 , rma Con- lage oo@ i. nes of « tura _ - j Chicage Stock Exchange : -ORPORATED Central roc Re venues o ou , oS INE ; : e ' ; bees ve ) decreased a : rned Stas ag! Ma St. Louis Stock Exchang | . ° : ‘T BONDS ni e fer Va 7’ , . ° "? ‘ ¢ ~~ 1 ese =" «e@ Ou - o _ _— , > = . rchante’ ' 'aa) INVESTMEN 7 . : ~ 3 - > - - 7 $050.000 and net opera in the * m the common stick afte St Louis Me ESTABLISHED | + . * oe ens *" are . ° 7 = . ° - = - ° jarter af 4 and Pederal taxes 1A ” afte _ aaid buvere ’ s'ee a = Specia! at o— AND THE : ‘ ? ers S&F Serene 4 « : ‘”ar ° eS = - " ae an y Building ” t of $205.46: 7?" leehatry werd showtne futdre ée- ns LOAN DEPARTMENT OF THE Kenne : a A - Py - : ar '‘ereat and dey; PY rz om , = 2 ~~ on @ ; ulsa i? - ibe ' | ‘ ’ Federal tas e sere MEW YORK LIFE INSURAME . ° | al - . bad ; ie . snéres @ Ter —— » te Ge Amertca eens . i e ™ : 7m Me “iu . - - 7 ~~" .** 4 - é ; : ~ * : ° oe . , +a tiem has he ii \ i” xk « . The Pea rel » = ~ ; ‘ e ' : : . WR eer Pred .

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' “? aft Le ; hie opening ee : - ; ste har a . set 6 higher wie ~ ‘us sf? , e@nurewv - . ’ Ba fa ‘-« ’ ; Lo \% yen De tie a? ol | > > *! i~ *? ~ - . : [Ti MWemtlerr fin : ss of - He . ; ' ‘eno and 4°79 . ; re ’ ‘6 : - ~ . 7 — a? o “ ; 7 ’ wv tt »* jim) o be. -sfia4 e Aa’ fer » ‘) w 7 ’ ; rriote - 4) ; - e's ’ ert Live in mc 144 RAD ; hea ane 1 thes ] ® t« » were 90 000) bush Tinie « ' *, tite week '3 ite - : 3" ; ’ rove) liav receipts were 17 i* - 7 re ’ at : . e 37° ‘9 18 000 aw - mM, ¢ ° ' " t) pada ‘ . area . idan Th oreo i? nos OOD ‘hi, gue“ : ey 1H OOO iishele bs " a mt fete 1 wee, vo and 417% ine v4 Wie nents pilet j¢ ‘mared with SRB - a g #\f) S)rit) - 4 Par : fore " ; ers so, OOD hbuehel« comm 4 isi .% : ’ ina L911, ; J (yates te “ere RS) : - a 10s wn «a : : ‘ me Fit) - ’ : ry : yh « + 9a ’ 1**4 “? t 1 04°. 702 anvena f oats fsrain 1? ” , iw ._, » 4 \ 1 i* : “a : , ’ Ds, " | : , . ; : ios ’ , : ‘ , ‘oe ’ 140 8°99 bu . : * 2 "hal - ” : - ~ boost 1] “4 r% cp wh : - rive " 4 ’ ' A * . i? : yan : : . : 4 , | ne, ; m4 ; , " | m= (00) ny ahels 2 he ' ; : ; ~! Loui- (Cash (,rain, 7 : | 4 ; ’ : *] sm.) ! sth ; > 11 _. \o : S} #0) v" . ie ned €)} 101 vaste o : sve 6 a’ : . te ‘ : ts $407 44 "so: —— — — aes ta 2 = SSS — undness and quality —43 years without th principal and in- ery Straus Bond is— | of city real es- ation of tens of ncipal cities of equipped, and on of its kind, sound bond is- ipal institution est yield consistent et which is steadily should investigate $500 denominations ll or write today for stamps it at once as rity. — & CO. INCORPORATED 3—ST. LOUIS 320 ANY INVESTOR —_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH et DERELECTRIC © THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL — NEW YORK BOND MARKET | SHOE MSIE \ 5 4 \ ————— muIs STOCK EXC HANGE ‘Trade was active and a on the exc hanre today Electric common took the a) » today. risine sharply in turnover international! ymon continued Fr Pr FPF FF Py FPF FT PF Pr FF - “Sales” Hien __ SESS!" on aes 000 om ted CASING QUOTA! Tah. CEPTS HIGHER BUT PRICES DECLINE FAL STOCK YAR Ds a April es nated { atth Onn) sheep roo n woop } lieht loads | two making kets else 0) to S$i° Brie. ‘ ower if wf o ti) ot : 11 50 to $12 10 to mie lia pige and aown a sows were market wae not @ne in i “ALOR ~~ pits : _ * | ' | INDUSTRIAL BONDs. ; ] a ‘ ; : ‘ ‘ ’ " , - . A _ * 41 ~~ “ f aa A “$e ; 9 1, 79 1 0 Sy os "Shi rv “a A 47 ctl Is : Dienatech ‘ ‘a= on the New York Stock FE - High.) Low secur High. Low INDU STRIAL BONDS 2 ae | s MYM 4 at) SN A, i % 111% 1, 100 a, , RAILROAD 4% LOO ty ts i mit OK Se 4 1aR3 Jai, 1O7 LO 3 lim . 0) | O , , e ° ‘ r “4 10a0 9) qe . ~~ ain Lim) LOO Ny el & 2 107% 107%, Lie 3 ia Ry 68°29 108% 1084, a ‘of Ga R i * 100% {} ! . ’ > s ‘ a RR Li, “ys “ae l, 43 ih Re Oy ; 103°, } tik ae 1On', WO, 7 3 4, , : 116%, ar TO7 110 x ME Ré&! MStPaASSM baa *, Rei TOO ; 94 by 1OU 4 R Lio: Tov 4 1?).3 Loe SHAY 103%, 1OS 4, 2 ‘ * "4 1875-1925 ifty Years of The Firm of H. Markham & Co. Established 1875 George D. Markham John R. Goodall Albert H. Hitchings Charles H. Morrill Boyle O. Rodes 16th Floor Railway Exchange Central roo Servi Carefully prepared Insurance con- tracts giving the broadest coverage in reliable companies at minimum cost, coupled with prompt personal service in time of loss, have demon- strated through these fifty years the advantages of MARKHAM SERVICE Inquiries solicited for rate inspections and advice on Germeral Insurance. arkham Service Costs No More We-Burglary-T ornado-Liabilit y-Compensation-Aatomobile-Bonds-Accident-Marine the folloWing rable ——— security High.. Low. R. ALILRO AD BON DS. 14 StLSW T 5s A L adj Ss l, rig 4s Third . ago ad) os “ $iT A StL rfg4s53 10 " Pa "OOR 107 J4 NO 100 ke West ba: 3 Weat Pac ts i West Sih 48 FORE IGN BONDS. 1 Are is § 6do 46 do Calum 1] Copenh uba 446 ‘) oes ec nis AS s 1oO0 Szechs) As §3 vos Mn ss B “46110 ark As ° Denmark fs loomin R St, 100 ®& 100 %& i4 Not a “Rye 6148 & >» Norway §a +) Norway fie ms. 4 U4 ata i 101 ly 36 101 100 %& ctZz; Ye i S7 SH, BH te. sj hy mS a 1Os*% 103% 99% Oa 114 113% 101% 101 4, HH hs, th} 3 } oe 1O”) Oo 116% 116% 110% 106% 108% 106%, 40 1085, 108 lg Lies! ™ GOV ERAMENT BONDS. 9 jJ01—4 101— 5 101I—5 101 &’ 101l— 3 101 - ‘oO, he » 2teDeuwese 101—-28 101 — 7 101—40,101 40 10) o 101 9 10) 6“ .10)] + > 2 . ne 101--4 101-4 101—4 ic 1] 30.10] 2H 101 =~ 101—26 LOI—-24 101 ~4 ° hea hs T, + 102—7 102-3 wm2-+ > ; , Ris, Rs 102-4 102—2 j102— “~.* | 105-— 105 LOD * a eee oe ee eee te en ee i) 2 ee . a ~"*e Ze L104 29 104—29 104—""4 LO 10101—4 101——9 Butter, Eggs and Poultr) Si LOLs et TIER dasti aNd Kui [TRY “EXCHANGE. April 23.—St Leui> vOiDiemier csuvle@e to@ary o8ld the foijoew Pe orkee to farmers an¢ sountry «hiope "or cound iote oof the Various article er wl Mee ett. root. Hither EGGS—Fresh country candied 2 AW ~O*yc; Southern eggs discounted lc case returned le ;eas ‘Note—FPrices are made on forenue rading Receipts ip the afternoon carrie wer © aie at come concession tn orice (TIFR — Creamery extras Sti standards >: firets 38c: seconds 3dc ; lo 24 ortck. 2 PIGEONS AND SON AHSe tive ches ~ GU per dozen: common ‘4! oer dozen; dressed saqiuxte email. and dark 40¢ per LIVE POULTRY—Fowis fowls light 2744c¢: leghorns cocks 13 ec; “tage 13%c: “al! hickens $5o¢c, 1¥°5 eprings 1% bs end over dic 1¥7S epringe under 1% Ibs 50c: 1025 ez horns ¢4t¢: turkeve young tome a.nd hens Oc turkeys. old toms. 27 GARLIJIC—California. 10¢ per pound: Lwuisigna. 5c to Tbc per string GREEN ONIONS—Home-grown, 10c¢ to 1k er dozen bunches G EEN VPEAS—Missiasippt and Ala ban SOc to $1.25 per hamper NWORSERAD1SH—Home-grown. No. 1. $2.50. No. 2. $1! 5O per 100 pounas KALE—hHome-rrown. 7 LETTUCE— alifornia 3.25 ato} —_— x home- xT" to Be Mi DC STARD “GRE ENS—Home-arown. °% per box. ~ NEW POT = pexne wos tri- ‘ 3.7 Fierid “Tan teoe }’ OT A robs - Red River Uniony ae $1 Northern rura!s. russet burbanks $3.60 | banks, $1.10: Colorade r’ ARSL -EY— -hiome-grrean bunches. PARSN IPS—Home-srow n ore RADISH ES—Home-grown. ' | to RS5c per bu box r dozen bunches RHUBARB—Home-grown. > iat dozen bunches STRING REANS hamper M fe per bu oox $2.50 Tennessre nancy 275 per bu hampe: $3.50; berre)s. LE . alifort 30Ue sS H0 box ‘sw RET. POT a sta ‘crown vel. | di » 8A > nanse- | STB AWE ERRIES—Miss i -82 to SH 50 Arkansas, $3 Ss’ AOS Lo quart cus Tennesse¢ _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _—— a we eae PE Idaho SQUASH—Texas $1 per bu basket bur- TOMA TOES— lorioa fancy repacked 6- basket crates, $7.50: choice 5 zen TURNIP eR if dR. bu hampers, 7. to Soc: Alabama hampers, [i(k FRUITS. 5% PLES—Barre!l Ay davis S475 to Winesaps. $7. to $8 per barre twies. $6 to $10 genitings. $5 to _ingrams. $6 to &7 SO. \ » oy rc sound. ; i to ‘s! per 100. GRAP EFR WIT - — Florida. 36, w 066 $3.50 to $4 LIMPES—$2 to $2.25 per 190, isiana, Y4-qt. cases eee et ee THE MOSS & LOWENHAUPT CIGAR CO. HARGRAFT. & SONS Fr CHI Cordially Invite You to ‘Be Present at an Exhibition oF BEN WADE PIPES 1Go TO BB HELD ON APRIL pc femnll, OO86 fe OR IN THE: ENGLISH LIBRARY AT THE JEFFERSON HOTEL california. inrme and small, $4 to $3: ime. ’| BETWEEN THE HOURS OF TEN AND SIX 24th, 1925 —_ ——————— 3976 USE 7 The High- Grade Gasoline Red Crown Gasoline demonstrates its worth preeminently when only a steady, tugging pul will bring your car. through—when a lapse of power, no matter how brief, means you must send for a tow. But, there are no lapses of power in Red Crown for it has a broken chain of boiling point fractions. From the initial fraction to the heavy ends-of the chain, Red Crown imparts a steady, steam-engine-like pressure on the piston, producing a steady rhyth- mic flow of sustained pulling power — tremendous power. Fill your tank with Red Crown and you are ready for any stretch that an automobile can go through or over. Red Crown for Power perfect, un- 19.4c Tax 2.5 Buy Red Crown at Any Standard Oil Service Station (Indiana) and at most Garages Standard Oil Company, St. Louis, Mo. er Gallon ee ee - o a REE SE OR me ~ Ce ee ee oe ee ee —~e ~~ 8 ee ie Oe renee Oe RE ED ER OT me ge Eee me Rr ae Pe a ont ‘ > S a ie ca a ~ be ‘ss > es a nardiad Te +. ew ~~ _—_—— eee tity > = Se sar © a —— so en Rel 6

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ion and +. Women’s Feature THURSDAY. APRIL 23. i925 Daily POS T-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation tan the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED Leen ee eel The — “4°79 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | * ~~ -—— $14.75 3Q.40 ~ A me SJ $29.75 | Q v0 Value... Value.... a reNISHI om nNane Large continuous- post style Brass Reds in full size. They .~wers of excellent quality cretonne. Will fit ful-s'ze Large continuoy post style ‘ ee er ont - . 2 bullt of cotton and felt with fiounces yn with thick posts and fillers. t da-beds. 1120-22-24-26-28-30 Olive Street lias Batti 50c Cash—Balance Monthly $1 Cash—Balance Mo y For Friday Only—In Our $100,000.00 One- Week Sale—A One-Day Teast sa OD ones ASI, f : . és - 99 id }. | | Simmons “Automatic” Das ie T ; a) el SIMMONS BED SIMMONS ‘BED sa a a8 ‘ Des . . ] 9.29 come tg $ PT 85 Sisuinaien Shinde. ov ee ; | | — ; Spring. —— immons Spring. . Se nie: Set eniow + toes pra eee. ’ = : : at Only... | ; | inmae are of special Sin wi me ’ €x4¢ . — with a drep-side r? s Re . s : iAe@d Wa it enamei ana days. Finish is white ename!: in stand- tion. — P t mons quality | new atrongtiv built the posts’are square-cornered with fla ers ard size, with spring included. Papo atence Mantle . PAs 7 a i we” $1.00 Cash—Balance Monthly $1.00 Cash—Balance Monthly $1.00 Cash—Balance Monthly — es i % . ° ° ° | See These Great Furniture Bargains Friday in Our $100,000.00 One-Week Sa Hy | | e428 | ' # : t 3 a | 2 -— ag = 1p | ie - == —— ys 1: =F Diace Wa _ a: $245 Combination French Walnut Suite : ce +e 4 He $135 5-Piece Walnut Bedroom Suite ete a «a ie In the Latest Huguenot Finish $135 Eight-Piece Dining-Room Suite: 3} tT —_ or —— i Hh For This 0 For This = ea _ "i i} | Sale at... Sale ef.... ee oy s - : _ . . , ‘ . . ar ao *f | rc np llr r4 > es circ > ~fiow tha TY? rr slate Qos, a¢ + hk» ’ : e e a _ “ ’ - , "hy > ns ~~)? " ee : bss > ore Fo lo i 4 a a + . i 7; =? a ~ ~~ } Lie. We ‘) ,?T [i " ‘ a pine ‘ ; . aa - - as | — ’ finishe d mm See an Sh ny | a ’ r _ _— ype triple-mirror vanity, chifforobe with four large drawers, hat and shoe boxes, buffet. oblong extension table. tive side ehairs and one - ; : : » « Ons ivy ? ‘ - hy ATL -, rarten eT a : — i : dresser, chifforette and dressing table, with beneh to match. heautiful bow-end arge dresser with leather or tapestrv seats. ie $5 Cash—Balance Monthly $10 Counh—Dalines Monthly : $6.00 Cash—Balance in Weekly or Monthly . $75 3-Piece Davenette Suite } a’ ee wes. Se OW, Seer ee eo ee a eo an — . i Sa Radio Cabinet | $30 Enameled Breakfast Suites | — . 1 i= iit ; ‘ For This AW Sale at _. : i ; This Sale at | OO MRD. + — ™ srectttr SY Y05 | tm F192 Sa — | ee " ea ~ n.sc Value | $:6.s0 Value || Cedar Chest H Kitchen Table —— ee eee ee om $3.98 i | = | $76 Value if $18 715 | $1.95 Value 1 7 ro Vv | , $ DO a 50 $; alue . e $ ) | ——= | | d{).9 ' } | ' In TNahogany ences an | “h eee , : 1 ~ “ ) \ or oak fnrenee ‘ a sf | = ~ re | | me fa S : , Bold! - Patit : Shown ; . ding perteiain | ed with hb . - and bdenutifu.ly special ee . “arvet ‘ ray ih : : i > "ings é | | ns ee > ’ BMS arn Racker = *?th bi des: gned 2 “. awe — ~ ‘mea ts | , | a - . . sonte are — ~ = OR eo ' ¥ rey heer - te a eo . sh S$; 20 Cash Delivers One i] : $ Oe ? < Dressers Sal ple Vesta” Ranges Top-Icer Baby Grand Piano $375 Front-Ieer Victrolas With a Set of «4 Dishes 16% With a Set of 4 Dishes 190 90 For This Sale at Vesta make f three-bdbuert- er style with bive or gray 45 Sele tad. ie Oe PAG ee cider oak ca®e with “por- The refrigerator has white Conscle and upright mod- . and =| ohm , ead enamel! itning and enameled lining with gal- els Fieor sample Victor Apartment size: made o enameling and large bak- = '3& rer ang ss 4. gaivan ised rom tice chest vanized trom chest and drv- Talking Machines 2 two satin mahegany. suited to ing ovens. draG@er space . ~ Sheives are made of dur- air circulation “ase fin styles. finished in mahog- cram ped quarters, ¢-burner Vesta Ranges, hie woven « ished in goriden oak an beautiful tone. e873 = $: Cast Deke ers One $:.0°0 Coch_Botandl Monthly $:.00 Cash—Balance Moenthiy #$:.2s Per Week $rs Cash—Balance Monthly ; $:.00 Cash—Balance Moathiy

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age srw. ee Pe i! ai . .* 4 : 5) a" #} sl At A ; oh | .. § hs: Hi ss it 4 4 +} » 7 : Mi iF > 5 . ’ ae ay a i _ ihe | +} rj : >, a . 7 a, if Py Th . iP : 3, ; ' i ™~ 5 7 ae , 7 é £ i a \} ‘ . - % ¥ A” ; 2 t vi : ( - 4. by Fj : ~ Pg a - weedy 4+-.h-hee - er one bond # OPO tae ee le Se Or i aie — it. Oe aes tell ee ee ‘x ~ = os wv * a « « 4 rf { i | ! {f afi Be | bd . 4 ary i Bats OFS « Dies term et eek ae o * ? & ADS a oe ee — Maa ies me . i. beg PRL aa - “tet. ~ ater yee ¥ ee -_—_ oe + te —E—>—EE—E—E—E———_ i i i i i i lil a -— -— -— -— = ee ee ee Oo eC mC eee eee est woman to eat. thin. bleas — ~ EEE al nel ee HE Fat Woman laughed. T “What do vou think?” on ‘How to Get Thin like ite kind It and how the dearest woman her heart I'm so hopelessly out of the fashion teiis ve ee — ———e —— - - - ore — = = — — —— ——————— —_—————— —— nl OE “WINIFRED BLACK — WRITES ABOUT BEING 60 YEARS OLD > _— —_—- —_——-) - she said. “The dear- in the world has sent me & book It's fine book, too, if you u what to eat and what not int the calories——I suppose really thinks I really Want to get she simply can't believe that fn cq Calories?—why I wouldnt know one if I should meet it in the narrowest hallway in the world. and [ dont want know one either l eat what I want, when I want it—and that’s that “What! count and add. subtract and divide and multiply and then go without and starve — for what: WINIFRED BLACK “a& figure—now te!] me, do, what do [I want with a figure at my time of life” I had a figure once and it wasn't a bad one either. and I had a complexion and a iot of rather nice hair and people said I waen't so awfully bad looking, and I fussed over my clothes and made a great time over my hats and, dear me, how I did pinch my feet! “Till never formet the night I went to the theater in my Drand new pointed-toed ahoes—ouch, how they pinched and along about the sec- ond act I wriggied them off —I felt as if had died and gone to heaven “Rut when tragedies” the play was over— we what's the use of recalling , . -~ I Don’t See How We Lived “I pinched my waist, too—it was the fashion to tie yourself into @ corset that wouldn't let vou breathe I wore sleeves so tight that I l wore rouldnt get my hands up to my head after I had my dress on anda I wore three pettiskirts and the ekim of my high collare that nearly choked me | Rare) had a foot of buckram sewed around the b: kee “Rut we did live—eome of us. want to tell you here and now that Im around the edee of that I don't fort “I've had my dag for looks.’ Now I've earned my comfort “When I was 50 years qid I had a birthday I invited all m\ with 50 candlese on it & and it was not such a bad day a! thank vou. and I'm going to take them, and it eewed whalebone in lined ttom and a dust brush we ever lived at all. I'm of the ‘some,’ and I through with personal discom- had dress was they how nd one . hat and I had a cake friends, and when I cut the cake party 1 made a Declaration of Independence ‘“Good-by to tirht shoes by to good- bridge, goo0d-by to bores, good-by to fcood-hbv to ts—I’ve week-end visits diets and beauty treatmen been a siave all my life—I°m going to be free the rest of the time “I see the people really ] don t\like I go to things I want want ‘o stay at home. I'm through. “And I don't see that anvbody or a hundred and eighty or a hundred and thirty enemies hate me any! anyhow and mys and i intend to go on enjoying lll never .orget thoee awfu! linre and mases@es and exercises and like meand Ii won't -_.' £0 My daughters have to cares vears bother with the people home when I themse!:es— and I stay at martyrize whether I weight two hundred my friends iike me OW, and for me. Im enjoying life. 49% and@ 50 beauty par- and going on hikes when I between diet wanted to stay at home and take a nap: going to lectures that I hated eo that I could ‘keep up’ with the times pretending to be flirtatious and reguish. whenever I met a new man and all the time | wanted to sav to him. ‘why. Sonny, how young you | nox’ Dont pretend to be interested in me go and talk to Sweet-and-Twenty—shel!l think ypu re perfectly wonderful. “Oh. ne. teank you, no more of that for mine “Im 60 and I'm giad of 1! It's the age for friendship for jelsure wouldn't trade it for 20.-no I wouldn Lets see : » Fannie The Terrible Ten Fannie sais she's 35, poor Fa it's the age the age for unselfish delight in the happiness of others I I wonder whod appreciate this book about diet—I'!! _ rife the world the age the finest age in for common sense. for anything in the world' send t. nor I'm afraid ahes 4°. Well. the little book may help her to get through with the Terrible Ten—the years between 40 and 5° The Fat Woman laughed she did seem so independent, so really was a Comfort to look at her oe ee ed ——— a oe eee ———_— — G IONS Kasily Scorched. Foods containing mUk, molasses and Drown sugar are more apt (to seorch during the cooking process (jive them a littie extra attention — . J When Dyeing. Dove should always be estrained threugh muslin before it is added to the water. Then there is no dan ger of epolling the article by a few particles of undissolved dye spot- ting it . > . A Box Couch When furnishing an and store epace is bad! the purchase of a Dox couch its a splendid plan. The box serves sa'- apartment } needed isfactorily as a davenpeort and at ihe game time can Rold a world of things. * > > Petr boonomy Tt is unwise £0 cive medicine to one child whet it has been pre- eeribed for another. ever if their SVM ptoms seem identical Their coneatitutions may be verw different and te is better to have see the little patient and anew, [ye doctor preacribe How to Carve O CARVE well the fret exsen. tial is a Knife ; arffctent « te and a very sharp eizc5 —_——_———_—_—— — Soe ing. stowed. i Housecleaning Helps ~*~ fomerceecn ‘ line passed ° LEAN one room at a time to ODD and INTERESTING FACTS | Mage door | Inu e C « id upsetting the house and eee «~‘Deorts’ © . > putting the familly in an titi ~ tartiy. No | SS Ac Fe Ns _ os - 43 Tém ry EE a ees ihe ; wea, with ae tw Yk Where a Biblical Drama Supplies Town's Income HE name of “Oberammergau T means but one thine to the rest of the world Sa \ Oberan mergau to immediately Piay.” And this is the little town’s claim is practicaliyvy their chief livelihood Thev Jive for when the Passion Play produced once again All the 10 vears’ wait they their art so that they training when the big around again Each year n perform in folk p piave and things formances are supposed to for benefit. fus them the Villages flock to then All through the winter and they Passion most think people ‘ the the source f fame [t means the ePa. indeed year be through practice may be in year comes sha epr thew oid These he given give need. but neighboring nz aves miracte such per- their own the training nhabitants they of the * ? re oF ” ” > ‘re o gr eve ge oT the people of Oberam , mergau will meet in their practice theater and reheerse for the per- formance of the spring All of the Village joins in Those wh are for at not for used ting® make a place rhemselves in the chora’ sing- ing. For no play of fo'k is complete without this singing The ch of Oberammergan know no punishment than the threat be allowed to take rmance Such a cient to of the nau addit theee iidren nore severe they will not the ner. nNrespert terror into the heart entiest ‘ittle bh. ‘ ha: part in ie suf- cast Tn rT ‘fy thre ' Play, | ADVERTISEMENT “It cost only $1.25 to tint the walls of this room ve. and isn't it beautiful now? All we did was to get some Solarite, mix it with water and — right over the pladeer. rite doesn t rub off, crack or peel. And you see whata smooth, even color it is. Why don t you try it on that room you are ashamed of?” Soiarite Save: - ** You'll be sur- prised hew easy ttiste peinta room and make ti beeatiful.” Get a bes at any paint - store " > asec Dy T be Reardot Co. Se Lv ()heran ~ erga’ ‘ce far aa - = its wood-carving The ijucts of his indus ire eX rted to all parts of E and America. They are exquisite! fone and take ev- ery known form. fron the carving of Biblical subjects to humorous ‘Ss Practica!!. every boy of Oberammergau is taught this art is as ich a part of his educa- ’ a2 reading and writing are These are the things that have nade Oberammergau famous throughout the world They have been sufficient make the name f thie crown in the Bavarian “wintains known wherever there ire ized people This is surely no a a itter, and the skilled artists wh accomplished are leser giant telescope This is n the second pu »oservatory ) igh W Liles already -and Scotiand two - An oily, shiny skin is now unnecessary. now a new and harmless treatment banishes | » Course pores and shiny, Ouy noses. is armmazi is safe, sure, and abso Wrinkles, blackheads, and sagging facial muscies new discovery tones and refines yout skin within fve dave ua ' *v¥ » x adliv¥ me fis det 4" am! a ay crus ; epartment stores ; “ . , ™“Tugsee Vanderroert & Rarn Nugeoet @ Bre. Stix. Baer @ ru fudge & Delph Drug Stores. john a Bros Drug Co Well!-Wileen OU» us a “esen Oruc Steree ArUO Tmenacer ron 4: @)) goed dealers mene Astringent humor A pad a stick and with this go over all the wa is, ing the cotton as it 4 clean woo! mop wll! do the work an* ‘leaned the cellar caution if the cellar is Baked Hominy With Cheese one-sixt! Two fer with minutes in a moderately —350 to 375 degrees Fahrenheit " litt.e system will make possibie to do the entire house- ‘leaning easily and conveniently to all concerned * ~ = To dust the walis fasten a thick of cotton batting on the end of rubbing lightiy and renew- becomes soiled eatisfactorily. but it is advisable to cover it with cheesecloth 2 - > Leave the cellar for a real pleas- day after rest of house is al! Be sure and whitewash This is a sanitary pre- and is absolutely necessary poorly ventilated : Irmo a quart of warm. cooked hominy stir a cupful of grated: American cheese mixed with two beaten eggs. a half teaspoonful salta pepper and ‘ : i rans- teaspoonfu! tablespoonfuls butter te an baking dish. grated cheese and cover bake 390 hot oven olled P= th mer (TradeMark Eegistered | “Um-m-m, it’s good!” A delicious spread filled with chopped olives, tomatoes, pickles and other tasty rel- ishes. No Meat. And it's all ready to serve. Get it at your grocer’s. “Phone for Food” THE AMOS-JAMES GROCER CO St. Louis. Mo. 7 - St England Potatoes ates may grown in not be imported the. United into and Wales on account of the Colorado beetle. an insect pest which was first noticed on potatoes 1850 and has since done great damage in Visitors are sideline wit Hats on hire for the use of lady the ner proving. a profitaDd! New York milli- s Spiders were found byw the Mount Everest expedition last vear 4000 feet higher than ery vegetade growth They feed upon one an- other Simple repairs to clothing and fo@etwear are suggested as a suit- able addition to the training of boys in poor.law schools. >. >. > such as sirloin of beef and shou!l- der of mutton. are stated to be less nourishing than the interna! or- Fans. such as fiver. of animals. . * * Giant squids. measuring SQ feet across. are believed to inhabit the The higher-priced joints of mea > PRINTED PATTERNS we woe McColl Printed Petterea (082 An Ensemble Suit THAT you can easily make yourself, of flannel or kashelilla, is the smart design — McCall Printed Pattern 4082. A modish with a vest front. (Senne * MC CALL, |_ GRAND-LEADER | _ —— depths of the Atlantic Ocean. - a specimen has ever been seen. bat she remarked portions of them have been discov- | ered in the stomachs of other great marine beasts. ered the best coal and give out more house. heat in proportion to weight. at is sold for this purpose . > — ficer hospital. with a salary of $500 a thing\up?” year, 78 women doctors applied. “That “Plenty of . _made body i " . « “Chap at the iw Peach ema it has been discov-| Te ED 7 in California, burn as well as ward supper a The ones taken out of the fruit that tinned or dried are collected and Charlee fore Craig Ue “Still full the ears, Dut waiting tee For a past as junior medical of- extend my at a .Sunderiand childrens Glad te se “Plenty.” Ch O°eR + Ore seer ‘orne a8 seer : : sees pete pee or ee ee eee « - - . <4 he y oe 4 & 51 “ IN THE COTY PERFUME O@ BLANC NATUREL ROSE ea. | RACHEL Na 2 THE indeseribably fine of COTY Face Powders delicate, luminous freshne complexion. The nine inaewe shades—one for each t¥ beauty—accents the natu ing in an entrancing & distinctive loveliness. MALYE AT ALL DRUG AND DEPART™ a ‘a ‘ LH — * ai ty: ¢ Jervis i that Mr. Page mothers, - LES POUDR® oc Ci i ————eE7i~o oo - held open the door. “Hop | your advice. Shail we jhave a Dite to eat Some- it an iced drink and a in my rooms,” suggested “I'm reduced to the con- of ewe gelatine in sand idr er like to shed ventional garments.” = Charles turned the car rapidiy in the direction } withbut further words. ‘Jounging comfortably at ‘drew a long, grateful the night air Deat against brow ind tifted his thicts ‘ ‘+ with Invisibie fingers. they were at last comfort. | anced in Cullam’'s airy sit- | m tall frosted glasses be- | _and Cullam himself tn a ing cown sprawled lithe- couch. (harles opened the without preamble m my wife's in - - ti eetiee e leve with | Coprrieht. 1925.) (To Be Continued.) ee oe | 2 Te show } 7 to. : UTION OF 5 A strap for . ing ra DAY’S PUZZLE va ahaei8 9 A heaven! nln ientat, 10 To extend ll Woolly su: cioth. 13 A redskin. 14 Engine-roo | greasers | Vesseis. ) 15 To gain edge of. < = Re | 1 Sport, mer rv — - 2 0 NOs, ie T ; ttered 190 Baoor .." HO} T S| PIEIALR | 5 Extreme cc " mow TO SOLVE - tem pt. A 6 ofr little ‘CROSS-WORD PUZZLE. news. leh number in the puzzle indi- 7 A number the position of the ‘first letter § Equality as word vatue,. word reads from left te 9 From the t (horizontal!) or downwari § 12 A sacred se Heal). according to position. ~ poem. in correctly, words that | 16 Indispositio will interlock. | ss number in the whites | 7 he solution aiso refers to a definition | | accompanying table. | % " definition auggests a word ‘me the exact number of to fit the white space «4!)- to It. Cheese } white space te te recefve | Slice rye bre on'y. Werds start only caraway seeds ed squares. other Boys’ Wee at Bonds! ¢ t you will welcome oppertanity to re-outfit r bov now—and thereby uce the yearly clothing Set materially. Every ' featured in “Boy's . “ is an exceptional ially Featuring Hundreds of 7 Faad “eves hicuse... color fust!

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IS POST-DISPATCH, Tp A CE el et te a DIACE] ildred | | | | WITH vy warm : Back- . oor and fs o admit. Oe . wings, | * oh € iligently | er gingerly | -up une) st as un-/ his uniform and donning electric | Sik dressing gown flung _ wearliy into a chair He ntil they |} warm and tired ang his istracting | was not improved by the rous surf edge that the riva! he fea —- Was sitting close beside ¢ loved in the darkened rs. ee yond the footlighte. arty, — A rap on hie poor bro n in dy to his feet with momen the ed Could tit be that Doris had ring. er packstage for a few minu lon frock between acis” e of cool, It was only the callboy slip of paper. however. rn s Sg formed him, through the wimg ai fice, that Mr. Page had tn that he would like to owen his ‘Cullam after the perfo | pola t was conventlent. prety Cullam gave the boy hours, to | the Paces number and Mare £0 tio make the requested — able per- | ment As he redress incredibly | '@6t he reflected, wond Charies’ sudden request. it didn’t mean a supper was in no mood for ft Before the beginning another note was oroug was from ite in ty is present ‘nm unabie ination of | eat socia) | It - promise | Deering and d theater pleaded—that | for supper Except for his enga Charlies he would have tempted to forego. his the opportunity night. invite he join listen to is voice love #Ong. that the | just for and enare | Dorie again that He real- scrawled a courteous r ef meant |comforted himeelf with he might (that it | Pd savage to wit by and watch the /able Jervis register his ck to hit for Cullam’s own divin big love | As Mrs. Amos Hunter P tunic of party, with much pol ————=—== (ing. stowed iteelf away en «6 limousines, a car of fa line passed by and drew rs j@etage door entrance. —-~~~ | Doris’ eyes followed _ | tarily. cean. No! That looks like seen, but ghe remarked to Dick Be Gtacev- | “Plenty of that type ther great | /made body in town,” “Chap at the club | day.” en diacov- | ae well as The Deering car ward supper at 4 out more house ke cht. The Chariea hadn't long frult that fore Craig Cullam lected and. “Still full of grease the ears, but didn't liket waiting too long.” hel vedieal of- extend my abliutions at children ® Glad to see you, old! of $500 a thing up?” applied. ‘ “Plenty,” Charles — > ¢ #905 50007 | 0, ) 02° SATE + ieee sete OTY PERFUME ODEURS POUDRES @m ROSE No. 2 FL ROSE No. 1 oc ret® MAUVE OCRE ndescribably fine texture — ‘Y Face Powders give’ ® luminous freshness to the ‘ion. The nine individua —one for each type ° accents the natural colour an entrancing effect ° ive loveliness. 1G AND DEPARTMENT sTO Mrs. Amos® would be galling RACHEL Ne ee exis - ee ee ee nAAnnnnnnnnnnaannl eT “f | Cl NO NINNINA NID SM heid open the door. “Hop your edvic Shail we have a bite to eat some- jt an iced drink and a in my rooms.” sugwested “—'m reduced to the con- of jukewarm celatine in and I'd rather like to shed ventional carments * Charies turned the car rapidiy in the direction without further words, nging com fortably at grew 4 long, gratefal the night air beat against brow and lifted his thick Sait With Invisible fingers they were at jast comfort- aced in Cullam’s airy sit- tall frosted glasses be- and Cullam himself ina ng gown sprawled lithe- gouch, Charles op ned the without preamble _my wife's in love with (Copyrigh'. 1975 {To Be Continued.) UTION OF DAY’S PUZZLE W100) Z| >I Imi ORZ | DM siw\> DO!O!o ANVO|VDO * noW TO SOLVE A CROSS-WORD PUZZLE. number in the puzzle indi- the position of the first letter | word reads from left to (horizontal) or downward | ), according to position, in correctly, words that will interlock. | nimber in the white | also refere to a definition | accompanying table. definition auggests a word mg the exact number of to fit the white space al- to it. White space is to receive only Words start only ed squares. -TODAY’S PUZZLE eee eee ee RR RE i ORS GER ee a OO a eee i i i i i Ni i OPP il el i i i el i i i i i i i i i i i i i i a a ee se ll i i i ll i i i i en an - — TO CLEAN A | ‘and one part of pumice stone: sift ° 9 } | : the mixture through a fine sieve ao iT 2 | — |0- Children’s Bedtime Story -O- |) MARBLE SLAB Si 'socin cla Waa t | 3 + 5 6 . ' To clean that marble slab. mix parc hy sore pra at apes | : (over e° mar e, enru ; Set | Oo B y T h orn t on YW. B ur g ess two parts of common g@oda, one ‘and water, after which wash off | ; part finely powdered chalk, or salt, | with soap and water and wipe dry. . . es _— —_—— | 3 i4 Jimmy Skunk, Assistant Gardner down here we certainly will, for | sae - § | between them they will soon get at ab a | | ae oe all the grubs there.” Lb t SEE ae i / . He lucky is, and btest, indeed, It all came about just as Farm- ao ee Who to erplain has never need. Ea, , “aa Viet ii Bae § 17; «87 tt] 20 at 22] 23] 24 Jin a Skunk We gyi ke § naboad toe sy, onl FG | "= aed Jimmy SKUNK. would. In a few days and nighfs fA | ‘fy | 7 “aanes SKUNK knows, for of all that strawberry bed had been. , Bt \ cn ; . : , Fe mete. se Skee aoe — removes the dirt, soot and germs the 46 a0 48 ee Gian shi wens am yo ope | . potato patch | wall paper and you breathe in a fresh, dis- é : —. ‘ - - tC}. Per sd _ feasting on the hated potato bee-| infected atmosphere | ¥ | the wor as if they belongex acy oy nas tal ; | 49 SO ) | 10 To eftend to. “t ee nsuia o in th de and then &rub and tossed it out in front - —_, ’ | | 25 A masculine prop- Southwest Asia | STOW in the garden, hen : 3171A 8S. GRAND | 11 Woolly surface of er name. 46 The female of a there were the late things to of Jimmy. Jimmy promptly ate it bo yo — ae air | _— RE ey ar " ng an naling. First-¢lass Mar- | he wt teal «4 A judicial body or domestic fowl. | plant. Farmer Brown's Boy was and then just as if he understood eelling and All Reanty Culture Work. ‘ reas n. : iY “” > tana? . , , , : ’ ; | 14 Engine-ro og er 9tatg 4; Poetical measure. | a busy boy in that garden. One what was wanted of him, which | sictteah tater adie, -8 To stutter 48 The whole quan- ) gs ¢ of course he didn't, he turned | greasers in war 29 Pithy. tity a nee RO WOR, Oe | [= P t W | vempeis. 58 Am amaeothetic. 49 Competed = look at the strawberry bed he aside into the strawberry bed. He | ee NOW ave -_ | 145 To ain -——'e er at least knew that that white, fat, —_ : ) ) i kuow] 34 A body f men speed found a number of dead plants, a 5 have 6 tee Gio is Oe ee Volumen could be p= own atone the edge of. armed for war. 50 To whirl. and it didn't take him long to delicious grub had come from that | Permanent Waves before the Sum- govdness of French Coffee, but the a | etraw . , mer season. Guaranteed. no water fact that it keeps old friends and . PKG: | VERTICAL find out that the roots had been‘ §*™4¥ epety O66, Se eee Saye i ws is free from continually makes new ones ‘te —_ oe oe ; ae hi nks an straight ends. Special 1 Sport, merriment. 18 More advanced in 30 Part of the verb destroyed. He dug down and dis- |*" the ways of white grubs. He prices 3 . | — suffictent. eRe reste: viele. “to be.” covered a white grub, just such knew that where one was more | MADAME KEMPER, | |'| - ON SALE-ONLY:AT-KROGER-STORES ‘ : : , Ta = . Gran — 3 Uttered by the oe # note of the $2 A pronoun. a grub as had been at work in the Were likely to be. | _ er: ; . > —_ Reel mouth, 20 Prenat t , 33 Royal. | lawn. He recalled then having So with hardly a _ gitance at | a ~ *leas n = , ~ ' 4 To revive, rebuild loallion - 35 Suffered pain. | read that the white grub, which Farmer, Brown's Boy Jimmy | 5 Extreme con- 22 Forward, onward. 36 Periods of time. in time would be a June Bug or Skunk began to nose _ about | tempt. °3 Correlative of $8 The culmination. May Beetle (it is called both amongst the strawberry plants. | 6 Of little thick- “either 39 Dragged. names) is one of the worst pests All at once he began to dig with | ie te 24 A ; oe Ss tool 41 A pronoun in a ‘strawberry bed. those little black paws of his and | | ‘i A number. or boring 42 One of the ladies a ‘ | | 8 Equality as to 26 A pen for pigs in Spenser's warmer Brown's Boy logxed the 7 , aca’ ag. aaa | no more mot vatue, 27 Payment for pro- ‘Faerie strawberry bed over anxiouslv white grub. Of course, he was | | | 9 From the time of fessional serv- Queene.” “The trouble is that there is no Pleased with it, but you should | | 12 A gy song or “ ices ) 44 To ag 2 or knowing where these pests are have seen the delight of Farmer | NOW YOU CAN MOTHPROOF THE CLOTH ITSELF ’ 7 40 Tivas SsUCCOES- snut out — Brown's Boy. Farmer Brown 16 Indisposition fully. 48 Evil. wrong | until the mischief has been done, : , ; | himself came over just then. . Cc ATraway ee seeds Revors Cheese Sandwiches Slice rve bread with or without butter to and -_————- - The solution of the above _ will be paren 4 tomorrow ) edge. ; ory cotta the | wich. nother Boys’ Week at Bonds! £; thers, you will welcome opportunity to re-outfit r boy now-—and thereby mce the yearly clothing tmaterially. Every featured in “Boy's " is an exceptional ally Featuring Hundreds of Pairs of Knickers | ‘715 $ © Sa 47 | -of light colored sturdy woolens | | } he popular En Blouses A ,atlonalls known gliish models- Bond Hi rane Students’ High woven Biouse«— Sclool color fast! +.Pants Suits We STYLE ARCADE Spread the slices with sav- gether with a with Frren: and then no way of getting them but by digging them out. Oh, dear, I am afraid this bed will be ruined this vear and I had hoped to have a lot of berries to sell. _] guess there is no use counting on that,”’ said he. Just then he heard a funny lit- ' tle sound behind him and turned ge cheese and put _to- lettuce leaf topped ‘h dressing in each sand- ‘“‘Meet my assistant gardener,” said Farmer Brown’s Boy, point- ing to Jimmy Skunk, who already was digging up another grub. “I thought we were going to lose that bed, but I guess we will have plenty of berries after all. If Jimmy will bring Mrs. Jimmy BOYS’ CAPS All shapes the young fellow wants ~* —they re lined. $19.75 $1.25 — ARCADE BUILDING S. W. Corner 8th and Olive satin REDC A GOOD NIGHTS an ee ee —_—-Se eo —~ er eT © ere 6 6@ ee @ — LO OOOO OR OO ee ee ey ee LO Ae Ce wy ll ae ety. Nt St _—_—-- SLEEP is LIKE a TONIC IGHT hours’ sleep on a Red Cross Mattress is like a draught from the Fountain of Youth. For a Red Cross Mattress is an ocean of genwtne Java kapoc—the most buovant and sanitary mat- tress material ever known. Pro- cessed by exclusive Red Cross methods into a mattress of match- less comfort—damp-prooi, germ- proof, dust-proof and absolutely clean. At anv good furniture store, vou 1] find Re d ('ross Mattresses d nad the Red Cross Label means that your tisfaction ts quarants ed. NEW YORK ROSS MATTRESS ‘Worthy of its Nane ———e MATTRESS COMPANY Chicago BOSTON 5 ee Detroit St. S yege Mianeapolis Des Moines af LL Ct = Mr. K.—‘Confound it! Another moth-hole! I wish couldkfind some way to keep moths out ofour home.” Mr. Y.—‘Don't bother trying. Make your clothes moth- proof with Larvex and forget the mothe.” De GREAT IDEA! Mothproof the cloth with Larvex. And forget the moth—it’s harmless. It eats nothing during its short life. The moth merely lays eggs. The eggs hatch into worms. And it is these tiny worms that eat your things. They eat all year round, too! But they will not'touch any woolen article that has been sprayed with Larvex. Larvex is a great, new discovery. It gives such absolute protéction from moth-damage that many of America’s leading textile manufacturers use it. You can buy their products in the stores, already mothproofed for you. Larvex will give the woolen things in your home the same sure protection. And it is the only protection they need. Don’t bother to wrap and pack them away. Leave your winter clothes hang- ing in the closet. Once they are sprayed with Larvex, no moth-worm will eat them. Larvex penetrates any wool fabric and becomes a part of the wool fibres— actually becomes a part of the cloth = crorume WOOLENS KNIT GOODS LARVEX MAKES FABRICS MOTHPROOF : UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE DRAPERIES AUTOMOBILE ROBES BLANKETS BATHING SUITS 4ND ALL ARTICLES WHICH ARE ALL OR PART WOOL You need it! It’s new! Larvex! It makes all woolen things mothproof itself. Larvex is colorless, stainless, and as odorless as water. Larvex won’t burn or explode. It is non-injurious. Use if on an except furs. It is easy to use. Simply insert the Larvex Atomizer in the bottle. Pump it up and down with one . finger. This throws a powerful spray that mothproofs every woolen thing it touches. Larvex compiete with the new type atomizer is $1.50. Once you have the atomizer, buy Larvex only at $1.00. Get this new, sure protection today. At drug, department and furniture stores. The Larvex Corporation, Brooklyn, N. Y. ~- — —s - i - B8Ey 1/3 ical masterpiece. It is as piece of machinery ever RUGS am,

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—— ae COMIC PAGE | , “htt . | THURSDAY, APRIL 23. 1990793 judd hia et Better Hon Better Locat COMIC PAGE THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1925. y | VL = en ene ee ee eee Better In — | _ BRINGING UP FATHER—By GEORGE McMANUS m3 ments! wow? WILL i EVER. GIT 4 | MOST PHONE THE SOCTOR- OH) HELLO -OEAR O° YOU } bgp . ve Ty - ENOUGH SLEEP 7 THIS “§ ‘HE PROMISED TO SEND ME KNOW THAT KOU SLEPT IND =. MEDICINE | BS a SPRING FEVER CERTAINLY Re Ct ee ALL THROUGH MY SINGING , J} See VOL. 77. NO. 229. -~ ‘ =3 ' s 4 HAS GOT ME! = — LESSON ANDO SANS = 8 3 is = a a * rv ~? | ia . | it : / x a a LE SION yy tk SURE? sas -- if . ‘ HAR 3 = : SX =a hae, eS (Ct ; td : 28 : “y rd \ = Sa @ Pao es we : ef : | a, we 2 :& 84 * cae: sss ) ss aes ly NS oo | ; =a ease a > TSS ay . ~ a 1 t se \ESS > DB ss.) = | eS : =—ehCl ee lll Ft. FF . . » §}©6(— ape eae: oe FTN || pS “s “ _M : ut 1] {1} ris- Sesssse eter > ar is ‘ast ; > ae *Sessssseses y ’ 7 ? THRILLS. an automobile, will some enterp o* seees ssesei saesee “4 e odd ’ 4 a. ee {4 f | “Sess > | me So 7 + REMEMBER, | remember, "Phil Sheridan burning up the Win- J : — eae ae ry — a i : Sy com ‘ ¢g . : > : —- - 4 : ' The thrill of all my life, chester road in a flivver” $151) : SP an oP —— ? ey e 5 . It was the day we omg Washington U. has a new profes- TT el eee 2 cms ot i — ae — ~~ - ie’ Special | : My first new Barlow knife. sor of botany. Say it with flowér.- ° } oe ities VEU 1 gazed upon its shiny wade, Among the rejected names on | nS Tribu al of D-strict of Co- oe : With admiration, dum’. {the petition to extend the city lim- \ A lumbia Suspends “Con- Hosp | Then with my priceless little £1ft. irs was that of one person who — oe “ her fe , tis . Indicau that re a ? e one ' sen ‘ 1 straizghtway cut my thumb. gael mer ey ne neitine | eS ce sent Decree Limiting once, ‘a ‘ f “ ™ pia - ; ie hi . with he 4 I remember, I remember, jto ge the exe pode a sae ECS: a neat —EEE ——— ——$$__—____— SS === Firms to Meat Trade. Sehmin Sale a... CAN YOU BEAT IT?—By MAURICE KETTEN i _ Mee | inst tha _ — ee am SMeueg with Pa | THE DAYS OF REAL SPORT By BRIGGS E RULING DUETO «Peers > De ee | 714,49 | to be k as ; d. when she found I'd cut m) — Se DRINK OUR MIL 2 hs Pe A Ee And, Vr: BE ee nF y [AND ILL GIVE DOUA PLEA OF CANNERS irs bie aft thumb | , Wee Se i-45 - NICE BiG PIECE oF Mme. ! peril And caused the blood to flow. = a Fats — _ Per CAE WHEN | COME ann ae ee She bound it up, then turned © | , 4 = oa SAY ARTHUR: | KNOW ae -, = - Packers a Engage mn re { be} Pa, \ A WHERE YA KIN GIT — ane . S 3) 4 . “Oey ; ’ ee ' 4 ~_ ee KB . or. 6 Of lr Wt And said, “I told rou 60. | js ; 108 amccemantene = ; ye ac 7 ae YUH WANT 7 Grocery Business, Can-, \°)."" ? : o ~ AY Fie _ in fron . \ | = . AvH-s- L@AVE ART sT B i . prem ° -*--* AnT jy AS ~ | f An thin . il | i I remember, I remember, ) . ' NICKEL Ww a? atendme te tases i ON MY Te e, ‘ ning, cr y g & . Hh te When showing all the other kids | DON'TCHA DARE | | ; hoose. re r. iM eel How my new knife would cut LAY eS ae . - om re ; M Cal . sis eh Pureat nem He } eth While cutting everything sight. PUSH YouR FACe / p. 3 pee eo Wrentt Ruildine peror F Ve On wings the hours fiéw, —_ tance pet a iat But when at last I broke the blade WASHINGTON. April 24 —The | torte, g nett My heart was broken, too. | | “Big Five” packers have you, sai* : | aS | Qu! eutetandn. ‘tery in the Distrie eet I remember, I remember, | ag ‘at a ii ae FIN ‘| | A boy named Wille Green, HERE | justice Baile entereny: | a : ¥ And how I made a swap with him Rie pended ‘he operation of the “con- , i Conditions, “sight unseen.” Carce | sent decree t : ,: which put oe . | - — Packers f all Pwsiness exce t I held the knife behind my back 4 packer 6 ee — | Ay > Until the deal was made, = | al a} But, when I got the other ? The e lvetrrict Su- i; knife P ogy 0 eee pore Sevent - It likewise had no blade. pe Ses ? thee. eeieesen einen (Cha q . “Beauty Contest Not Lottery. : nh wipes piper save the Sam fies handling foul products + { Senti Holds” aS It had been urged that by utill- bos aie) Eee A beauty contest may not be a : meeon Of thelr Ment Pa. camiias 4 4 lottery. but it is more or less of a _—~ —_ — Ranizations. thei stores their sales dreas * a hi _ ——=—=—_— = 7 forces the ietivery wagene the bin St 4 okin game. | \J/HAT ! oa packers wl i ruin awl ather deal- charged 1 See where one of the tron posts AGAIN I OME | Bur | Sie ers in foo? and obtain @ monopoly | 514 sas i . at Sportsman's Park has been a . RS , Pte tr . ae aa iby ’ : P. — or Parse. 9. for n 7k freshiy painted. Looks like first | nd suming public at their parking Pa + & stree’. 4 | division. Ms ie : ane p ckers inveived are the orfense ae Iren posts are al! right in a way, | ye _ Armour & Co. SUMS; dhe rit but ft happens that they are always “i : 7 & Co. and Wilaon @ seven:es 1-7 + ial 3 azainst \ | gee wey: ~—— he sers have had the shack- LalLore : at “Wales Runs Locomotire.” gies removed as effectually ae if the cently 1 r' Ry : : _ . . order haa heen vacated and once , Sa But he didnt pull a Casey Jones » Here mroay hranech inte the ar —e . : ‘ and run her till she left the rail. TEieinemn tne ame a beret I rena Lys ' the canning business, or anything ,. ' WHY NOT? H he ‘ : : 3 sr shew may elect 7 ae Now that Chariey Dawes has E HAS A WHOLE DIME To SPEND "ih ae Canners Intervened. Patrolrm The suspension of the decree wag | ed him, -_——_—_ —_——— ——— —_ ——— duplicated Fau!l Revere’s ride in - Qreucht ahouwt through the tnter. he woul Position of the California Co-eper- | got the « —__-_--—— — ; ‘i sy a —_ —— ee ee — ee - ee —$—— = . 4 ‘ P —" . as - od ew ee - .. a hi oo Re a » » : ne? he — = M ind “ "7 * 2 ’ . & e 7s - i * +o «) | THIS LITTLE ISLAND iT'S HARD TO REALIZE eat 118. Umea ae See cue anal + anne ae Oe WiLL BE AN IDEAL 1 | MUTT AND T ARE WF i. ment ness name eine tee Momer. | og ‘cou? inant | DARKEST AFRICA A fore 1920 when Praneia J. Heney “crested was > ryee? oarnr for the Dena rt. ome and made the bie mack State Nt that vex oul@ not im. | ee rod ai. - ¢ OHA AAA ** ; ) the Mag Th, ne the Wilane :administra,: Rey notes ten ‘ Mitchell Palmer as apr. kx : ) ~ _ : : ’ raeciyred the Poticet ‘ 8frece mv er’ ~ se ht the packers ead after a arp. er 4a the sign tures ara : which r? y whi. : , art ‘hem ° from ¢« Reynolds ~~ . Rete of the Tisertes | — Supr-. e refised _ vacate | — — . BKCAUSE ALL OPFISSA PUPP the ‘Ss aexed by the pack SHOULD SAY (S Bow wow, 4 = pileped fhe Gaueeennee “AND ME, MEE YOw - thar” Crained by duress ant Mrs. FAND You IGNATZ> Just ae the Government -aiuan mn SHWEE kk Swe - J on ve ner since former _— “2° nera lDaugherty had ve ma ict : . ed ‘ ee - ar * 7 *uggces! ey poet justice Reiley eafé. how est ‘or os wae litrle differen. . het wa, . . fcating the de ree and ™ ee ae sro - . a: a « « oon - ™ . S - ee ot ; — ~ of 4 i. _ =. » = a alae _— _ 2 e. r Pt i ee oe ee ab Fans : eee - te “eh 3 . OY et a a. es a y e «4 w. ~~ - ; . ’ * > a ‘ “ - “ . Ce ee a m4 a ts a Sg (aay a ee ¢ : +e ns tin - eed ‘ Ls . A> = hn. y 5 ‘ ae - — : Ir > = ° . t not forecast the Se- ; pe a . . . the depart men? } _— ; aR rT 9 is Raliley 7 hie optnier. : Me Pa HELLO, Boz f ho ans 1 ‘e MUCH Sth...” ‘ist view had heen that] s° — . o,80oco a SOMEBOBRY’s AWFUL Haw j * should be sospended | } ERE S NSTHING You Ve CERTAINLY —, PEAS DOESAIT } CARELESS gp wren | WILL You CHARGE i — “" far as the eannertes | H ee Bes, OFkice HERE-! c= ee ee WINDBowsS AASB GVARD OVER iP? Packers—had mgresd that tel ’ : TAS (OU —& OF F | ——— : Wiss You Luck f - = a WHACT' Ss “TRE . ELEecTRic | A WASH- BASIA) | sh-., ° usbended os modified i f Los iT Nor : =3 MATTER Z.->—~| | “<r P= ON -H-~ WHAT wacwens ONLY <9 ~ =|) a Bene "2°" the terme of the decree, | i eee Looks NEAT EF —— = | Phoidi... 1eTCet to sell ait thelr f it WILL “THE ACiGH Boas “TORRCOA ear ims S,' —— - Dm. " . es se aa ns 4 ——- i ; | . r rile and term ‘, lee: mad NERS USEFUL | - . all eee dhbaed Gaal . : i R —— ke are] forever lea eencta’* ti ib { g "a jhe wholesale hust- | , " j4 nd : crncer °-*. fanned fruits | the H ‘ ; 4 Peete. "“ "4 ofher extensive “un. Hi Bae a Pom h. . Bec. ipon which they hat oo i EARTH TREMORS IN BAY STATE : ; “ ss —-. . ib . ay ON April 24.—~Distie+ .. Off Were reported today “*verel points in Southeast. - Ms ean wine . . - - == ., ~cPusette New Bedford ’ — ' = .* & compReaied br «a rum- al s - - eo « ; Srign A at - ts ~~ «al P ara 4 BRO’ ad 2s Mas. 1% o clock, and « Phorm fh 4 ; : * Phenocmeret was ew ee — bias : ——_ * Sciock. No dama was | ) ed. ” :