St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 28, 1925

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Ee PAGE | COMIC MONDAY. AT RIL, 1, LOSER ert - el named x! a2' by H ‘ ‘ithor, mt e 1 S Pat orien | o —==a ILL SEE > IF HE TOOK tT . / om ti JA € x rt Y AMN THING E OOESN T ss aa dé , ailly STAAIDS PACK - \ }} f “THE POOR GOY {Ss > ag GHOUSE | = MING { Botoney! a) 4 ed > EAR / \\ _-By BRIGGS MAT iv : AY ‘S a PA Dit . STANDARD iecellor - Budget Speech Announc- Mandari in bil + t Want Ad Recovers $20 Bill The {(Lost)-Ad we ran in the r POST-DISPATCH was a success us . e vecovered the $20.00 bill. J. T. O'Brten, 4131 Kennerly Av. — ————— oe - — = -_— a — ~ ee Al p77. XO. 233. ' | N SAFER ON TRAIN N c | A THAN CROSSING A CITY STREET BT EPED | peel cli ibe conor Passengers in 1924, With Only 149 Fatalities. ThE GOLD Is Aseoriated Prese CHICAGO, April 28.—-A today, is in persun less dunger speeding across the country at 6? miles an than a ee Churchill hour ona railway train he is Im crossing a street in any of the prin- de president of cip..b citles of fhe lt nited States. clared RR. H. Aishton, American Railway in an address prepared fo! Associat'oa @eliverys the es License to Bank of at the annual convention of the or- England to Export Bul- ganization today. Although the railways in 1924 . lion. transported 951,000,000 persons, 4 only 149 fatalities occurred and the ; number of injured was 15 per cent $300,000,000 TO BE less than the average for the pre- 'vious four ver and the smallest | since 1401. he suid irs BORROWED IN U. S. —-—-——~— Despite the fuct that the greates Yj ld F Taxation De- traffic on record was handled in rom , 1924, there was a decrease in the idents to @lli- their lives than fatal r losing lnumber of clared to Be Satisfactory)... ..... . . Oa . ul ing any one year since records ene COG |e teks Also fewer! . ‘employes were injured, \A 7) lif not gold eaid. did refurn to Mandard, he Meriiv mean a ag’. Churchill appealed to alt capture. lucille (*hatterton, ranches of tlie peaple 1a) continue Stolen by Woodward is in frail e use af notes. health and it is are «| that eXpos Choewhill propesed the reimposi- vre aay Dbrisgs on preumenia. Te- ion of the MeKenna duties upon, day the search led porth of Brain juported luxuries tree Mountain. where roads are al S The SatIS- By \sseciated Press etory.”’ Mxcess profits and cor-| RERLIN. April 28.- T) © \ i Lory ration pret taxes showed ea of the Nationalists in the presiden- eficlt of HFMoo oo pounds ai er- tia] election has been closely {ol- ing, but these were moribund ilowed hy the resumption of the faxes and were pore than CounTST” | band concerts in the public squares bh: ‘@ ‘ ie from income , ” balanced by he yleld customary in the days of the mon- aX, Super and death hanent me : archy, and which consisted chief], The lobbies \\ vie { rome, ec * ati of the rendition of “isa airs . ‘ se e#0nR C1 to wea©r » 2 , earl, hour bY 1) At the \\ ittenberg pis f Zz vesterdayv huvehill “ first budget “Tpeere h €+ + . on. tat the House of | 2*temoon the bead plaved the . \ =f i\ en ii ii i) “~The American credits being ar- at ope soe need for, (Churchill said, would 33 Former ¢ incinnati Policemen With the last vear. Mrs. Niethe ly be used if and when required. and Agents Leave for Atlanta, titi ‘a at tes, Seabee “a POs de dhe did not expect that it would | py the Associates Press, aitdierad of atiother woman. em necessary to use them. | CINCINNATI, O.. April °8.—\|whom she named. and frequentiy The consuming power of the | Thirty-three former Cincinnati po- eft their home at night to cal! on tish people has been main-j licemen and agents of county “dry’ this woman. She said thev had ined. declared Churchill. He said | | courts reported last night to the! quarreled frequently over his at- Prealized that the surplus of the | t ‘nited States Marshal and wer | téentions to this woman: that her mite Chancellor's estimate ecorre- started to Atlanta, where they are husband. short! \ befdre the Se Da - nded with remarkable accuracy | to serve Federal! prison terms. The | ration, ordered her to leave home. the budget-revenue from spirits sentences, Varving from 18 months and when she refused to do so Sarco had = fallen £2,000,000 | to a year and a day, were imposed he left and went to live with his low the last budget estimate, for participation in the liquor graft | brother's family. ton the other hand beer had ad- | recently investigated by a Feder:i Story of the Shooting, Manced by q million sterling. | srand jury. The shooting occurred at 4 ' Mmultaneously with these a . o'clock at night. Mrs. Niethe hag Msions, he said..the Bank of PARTLY CLOUDY AND taken her two little nieces and a “nd would be obligated to Bn nephew for a walk to Niethe's 4 Bullion In anrnounts not lous | CONTINUED SO0L brother's home. She armed her han 400 fine ounces in exchange ad self with a revolver. which she said riegal tender at a fixed price of | THE TEMPERATURES. she carried for protection in the Mis 104d per standard ounce.| 1 a? ae 2 a. @.. 50, Walk that would take them The accumulated gold reserve | _* ~ ‘45 iz my ~ “y through a brickvard. ®£158.000,000 sterling, part of! 4a om ‘2 11 am 59 | She found her husband at work - = 7? iF Noor ae! = : Ach was in dollars, to the amount ce 4’ 1p. m a4 on his automobile in the rear of $166.000,000, the Chancellor an+| 7 a. ™ " F 63/ his brother's home and she got Reed, This dollar reserve, he Hig — yeaterday. 64, at 12:15 a. | into the rear seat, taking her little . > ) > } } | : ‘> > . ‘ ; id. would la required for the os 46 vo om. nephew with he Niethe en into : ' . the front seat. \Iy ‘the test me and December American | Official forecast Bol ee Irs. Niethe testi Fas : / 1 .e@% Fhe ASKECE Mtlit to vo home unding tor St. Louis and ROAD BONDS ici i . ? » 1 . Wath her and be reconciled Hie Interest on Debt Reduced. E Vieinity: Partly | refused. using a ide « Nr il The interest t) Mritish na ARE BETTER clouds tonight _. ad ys | “ett sgt > cLCTes iy?) ie oTILIsh na- . Sie’ SH). Ate Sie recna oy that the wr pm re phe thes THAN SKIP and Wednesday: © ‘yp tat" | io ' Tot muren) any) rced, c iatG LHe FPOVOIN Which she i , | CHAINS continued cool, : SSIcn een reduced since 4920 by vy drew from a’ handbag » Missouri: Unset-)| ~ ,, Te than ,o 900 000 pounds, 1; . Pwo shots were fired hot} ‘) ; tiled tonight and ar te : ep Most Important he said, that W in ada. which struck Niethe m the ibaa ee « ©“ sai holley of repay nient shoutd ; ‘ : Tied, CHUSITN2 death a feu hours probably loca My or aR ot tinue shower rand jater. rs. Niethe estified she : Ts i : » - The nominal dead weight charge “| thought she had fired into the air : ts » ae . t h u nderstorms, aaiinal . alee ‘he debt had decreased from 7.- nie 8 or at the cushion of the fr mt seat ' except grenerailys . ; 900.000 pounds on Maren 31 f Wed ! She declared she had only meant ” 4 =e , i?” eaunesaay / To tor | . " ed an “sa very disappointing warmer tonight in central! portion, bill Sponsor 1} eena i leck It.” cooler Wednesday in west portion, Decatur provides penaity of ’ . , lif. ; } cpryrii¢ ) 14) Chureh {1 estimated the revenue Stuwe of the \iissisxsipy) Prive | ile sii th lif TMLvris sts n Tié the eurrent vear upon tne eN S: fouis. 18.6 feet al 7; a.m rise less than 14 years pie perisaney » & . te] I yt ae with 7 ‘ i]s V\ ij) i hued on Page 3, Column 2. of 2.0 feet. * ? ‘ iments Carry Pearl Harbor Strong- hold After Effecting | Landing From Fleet, | Bring War to End. HEAVY LOSS OF LIFE IN BATTLE But Whether Hawaiian Islands Fell Into Hands | of Fleet Will Be Decided by Umpires : BY the Associated IP =~ LIOQNOLULL, April "S.— Amer- | maneuvers in 1925 officially ican joint army-navys Hawaiian waters for came-to an end with the result in doubt. Whether the “Blue” at tacking fleet, consisting of most c. | the craft of the Lnited States N&@avy, succecded in “cupturing”’ the islands from the “Black” or for the umpires, forces remains umpires to decide, These consisting of the highest runking | officers of the army and navy here | are expected to make known the result in a few davys. The tactical exercises were de- Clared ended at noon vesterday With the “eapture™” today by the attacking forces of rhe kort Haleiwa, which guards the Pearl harbor naval base, This was the the attack. Held by kKnemy. received statements opposing principal Oahu (mptires objective of from commanders ot forces preliminary to the discus- sion Which will precede the an- ;neuncement of victorv The state- consisted. mainly. of Various § fe for. the of eredit for mtures of the maneuvers respective sides. The exercises were the most ex tensive evel attempted bry thie Lnited Stutes Navy and Army. The defensive forees consisted mainths of troops, although several naval Vessels and airplanes aided. lor the purposes of the problem. the llaawaiinn islands or tThore specif- icaliv the Island of Oulu, were assumed to be in the hands of an enem force, the “Blacks.” The Lnited States fleet, with a skeleton landing force of marines was sent out from San Francisco to “eap- ture’ the islands.” Loss of Life Great. (Contact with the “Blues” and the *“RBlacks”’ was established Saturday morning The objective of the slues"” was to capture Oahu, on which is the Pearl har- hor naval station. and the city of Honolulu, seat of the territorial rovernment. Peart harbor is the only base of its kind in the islands The “war” het ween the two forces. han died mostly by airplanes and submarines, continued through Saturday and *Sundav. Yesterday norning, before dawn. a groun: of marines managed to innd on Oanu The theoretical capture of the Haleiwa followed within a few hours and the “war” was declared over. The loss of life in the mancuvers was theoreti ‘ally great ‘MONARCHISTS IMBIBE FREELY | ganizations BOOT te steel Helmet Group Celebrate in Hanover. Dw thie Associated }’ress HANOVER The steel Germany. April 28 helmet monarchist or- have taken possession of and are ce) election of Hanover ebrating exultantly the Von Hindenburg. At their favorite restaurants andi eates members of these mMonals hist groups are velling themselves hoarse dav ane night shouting. “Hail, Hindenburg,” singing patri- otic songs and imbibing freely. ry lhe / sychology k &. y 1 > > of Speec (“a reless ‘ge? se les« Spe er - “a erime, but travel in a car if i legitimat pace is i ental tonie It 2ive i fee! ig of eon miuest tlie unnihilation of distanes if atones for an sense of defeat which lit Way have imposed for the titne being This i sa aes 3 fo ™,) Aa vrs Sy ron SR LPP Ke ERR LEP OE Pe POI TE REE RPP T IRN De RRR ARR he eR PS CRS SIS OE Ae OR Re check, re- on back of produced above. Indorsement _---— —— - — ~ - —— - — _ DIAMOND RINGS STOLEN FROM WIDOW'S HUME re Apartment of Mrs. Leslie Aglar | Entered Apparently by Lise | Kev. Mrs. lLeslie Aglar’s three dia- mond rin ~nlue lb: her at $4000, quantity ont her Lnion and a small money, were stolen from second-floor : ‘ ' apartment at 1300 bouley- vard, between 11 and 11:40 a. mM. | today | Mrs. Aglar, who is a widow, has’ announced that « assumed office ; 4 ¥ oe , are Mee Sndrews did not dis- | City Collector 25 Years Dies at 92, | my duty. The youth of this coun~| “pe pg age A gy ee lo the nature of the changes to MACON, Mo., April 28.-—George | 'T) must REow. taet they eens nag dee t ~ tH hae [3 vou -eiterated that Com- | Yuncker, 92 years old died at his | these things and get away with it, | 7°" were tax un more a i ae a os a will ! sateen for| home here last night for °5 | The time has come when, in my} year later, when they were fixed 4 saat er ayrnes w “@ " “’ iit? if; if ' -~* Jes " —- — at tm chatae of .cuteuse-aveers ke wen Chey Collector for | opinion, it i# necemeary for every | &t $500, the amount of the check ¥ = ; a4 4 ‘ . . . » es " T) _ was ever’ reason tc Niacon Yunecker Wis born in Al- : Judge rigidly to enforce the law in. given. mt is ~— gre ® edie tion |‘ sace-lLorraine fe had resided tn ‘cases of this character, tn order Under this taxing of $400 tags predict PA fo. ee. f oa te n the to teach boys Hike you ghat erise| “8+ taken to be paid to B.C. Deyie © 9a” betw » Haynes and his own ofnce Macon Since the war vVelWeen Lne to teecn “ Teer f : | j ued “Page 2, Column 5.” ee -etrwNeetii ‘ oo °* — . as » ~ Pe — ee: ns “> = «© a . ™ 6.8. Ga a | © eo er ey 8 Se — ~ 7? + -e/) ew aan > >* “ ~~ = —@ « © oo ~ _— *_——_ oe + «© — = ~~ . “se -* 4m... ee | eo oe —_ 2 et te eee eee Om © © “.

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i sg aA ie” ea cH TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 28, 1925 . 2 ~ = 2 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAIC | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 3 MONEY IN “CLUB” - BUT WOM NOTHING - Housewives Testify for. State at Lottery Trial of W. R. Emerson, Head of Defunct Furniture Co. ‘ es A ee , ~ b A cl ky. 5 SLAYER OF ROBBER Mi i | | paugn | narge fi a Line egat ees biiiis : ~_— ooo - = A ence . aR Tg, ) Continued from Page (ue. probably give me a definite re- ning. abour § o'clock. 1 gave the Bg? > and Raymond Barnett_ Kansas py that evening or some time dur- check toe Mr. Mil.iepaugh in the %: n| . City attorneys. and from the re-' ing the next day. creund flower office of the Ridge . maining $1060 the costs of the ac- “The following day, which ! be- Arcade which at that time war be-j se | — were to be paid and the bal- ‘lieve was about June 23. | called ing used bs him as bie Kaneas ‘ ALS | % ae ~~ . ve ° was Thomas _ Francis of St. come out to the bank and talk. Mueller authorized —_—e in writing iy Two Children, Slain by Supported Herriot and ‘mestic Affairs Twpitz Louis who signed the original pe-| with him there to lesue a letter to ai! the contract tor, of Whose K dln x ss ; . : tition for retetvership. but who hed “accompanied by W. Haley "O'¢ers of the Nationa poaiiory. | fe a Policeman Off Duty. | Painleve. to Be Big Figure. no further part in the case. His! Reed, president, and F:ed Belle- Teeemting to them a pian for Men Are Accused . a ae pas 2 name was not signed to the stipula- mere, secretary. of he Nationa) transferring the cash surrender « if Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch By SAMUEI, SPEWACK. sos oon the receivership Depository. | went to the American moe ES to Po in- ie thw Aeenetediin ; c s ; CASHIER OF FIRM a LATER IDE! NTIFIED | nt New York World. Berlin Correspondent of the Post. 9Foceesings. State Bank ecciation as payment on aaa O08 BOMBAY, Apri 2 EXPLAINS SYSTEM ; AS HOLDUP MAN cet According to the Attorney-Gener- “Th Mr form Coorrégnt. 1875S. ty the reas 6: ‘ “er Dispatch and ew York Work. — . - a re anise s info onse the capita! st associa- | Begum. dancing ee a eee ee : igparcs Pu ors was ft if timat tion. The date of this letter to their 4 hare hon eee —— et : Poe kc O guard:” ee — Post- Se Were prwatbagonyume a chee ad an _ hd very close etuay and that a great contract holders wae June 75 | apedbaBenmte se Jah ¥ ° ~— PARIS. Aprt! mn guar = , ; : ee aid to attor- gen ayy ; rl . , — rol to tears today a Sa No Dra ere , Hung ~ecsluangy BERLIN. April 38.—Reaction : Of | @eal of expense had been in- “At the same time Mr. Mueller we ktgenaphgnamne . . ys ———— WwW is the French rep!- to Von Hinden- —— wane in taki ver inte r upon ident! Sas CCN OE e- gave me this authority he aleo | “PO to identity bleed ; leh cauti ittheut te iat ) presidency Within. ‘ion without. This is the Francis, as will be recalled. was cely bt +h waste: Houst Tentp Se 6vvaric us oussng wrote to the Home Trust Co. and of clothing that belonged t 2. P u f th en bdehind laf the Feich new formula o: = . shown by testimony before the .... 2 ne mi ‘ + > . oe tb t thi Even the Liberal Gorernmment or- President-elect vor HindenDurg. Farris investigating committee {n eam oer poten padtico ones > reins cenen aie ale cong | core pope ‘Kadir Baula. rich which have constantly been and it tells the story of the imme- Jeere-gon City las: winter to hare : | ee ae o al! direct or Gisguised diate effect of the triumph of the been - employed by epaugh is tan Ape Bi eal oe pce Biman gee: Bins 9 oe rege ‘ber Hull. o was killed : -act ¢ re- ged. au riz the : leased from ~recevership, we banks referred to to release the Nine nape should be willing to stand a por- ‘funds. Mr. Mueller also turneq °f the merchant, tion of this expense, whith, in his over to me the funds that he hag “®"tch girl's prot With Two Companions Who Escaped He Tried to Rob Patrolman Harry J. | Cramer and Was Fatally Shot. > Held, but Names of “Representative” Women Were Submitted. EY nena a yet ee a. a to | ganse ; hoet'e (baiting of Germany, confess they Reich's faded warrior. many bank fallure cases tn al! lare disturbed by the event. The German Nationalists do not parte of the State and !n vib a gare ’ d j _ “We must be cu our guard,” 88¥8 propose to imprint blood and trom a!! the housing trust Mtigation, al- > aes ot | ~~ * ivisap painted housewives, whe ex-/ | +) rie Soir. one of the most fer- upon their foreign icy. Decause tho ¢ r et ner wer o wn eo shartede o*° the Left bBioe ae have not = om. It will be me a hem Horners were mare opinion, should be $500. collected from the various con- einen from the pected to get something for noth- ‘ if rs s i ; s 4 ; a § s - : o o tn. ouseho!d. a’ , i u > ‘hat put former Premier Herriot concentrated updén the Refch. ‘handled the larger part of the lega! Asked $500 to Free Assets. tract holders and payments of in pleaded not » ing. Sut got nothin for-something Zhe good reputation orne »3 terest made by borrowers. terday when her trial wre testifring im the trial before «/ a 3637 lan then Premier Painleve im twenty-four hours after the! work connected with them “He said if we would pay the ' Tt . , Yr Kietne >} years o.d of 363 ‘ - é e a y « . . * - . + ++ _® rc B s “ Bombar H » nt was shattered last | power ghost of the old Von Hindenburg Reiss had with him to show to| $590 he would release the assets o° Bn ry | , —s Circuit Judge Frey's court’ Oregon avenue. a! s ' . " 4an? cates exaggerated , > ? the Nationa! De oe! t r 4 At about the same time we re- Cc ial ju ry. - } . > [eur ‘ e bullets of a policeman But veprece. : was awakened from sieep to be the grand jury a check for 8669 ‘© -\at: . pesitory and permit ved pm = | ee 1 P | ode hipaa ed b aneasiness. “For. after all. thie !s 1014 of the new Tannenberg, these which was made payable to Mills-| "8 to proceed with our plans of “¢'10° notice trom the Department umtaz told today the ae . Rasertem, ted (gt) D ttempted to rob. “at aging aly vee O16 oF . panes * | of t t - tory # wee — whom he a4 e ie a mere incident tn the battie of 25 were made manifest: paugh as receiver. and which was ‘Tansferring the business to the . Finance that me By-Laws of the story be: her life with the } e defum Mauiding Furnttore oy 9 Lat reommaaagen eye Steff Pho er democratic forces against the forces ty Nationalist Ps an| indorsed by him for deposit in a Building & Loan Association, for “tependent Buillding and Loan jah of Indore, in whose ‘ [15 North fenth street, en « slain last night by Patrolman Harr: —Rv eo SMetf Photographer. (1) A atione spo kesm Association had been approved she spent 19 Fears as a ' ? men ete ; Standg 3. Cramer of the Carondele: Dis- HARRY 3. CR AMER. jot the + gpivemy kate eee threatened the Republicans t heat agen: ent eee = pee oe pee beat sg a Pave with one exception and that wasigirl. During that time . - ae - I AST: AN EES Shi — » th i: ) ‘ +2e\ bs = 74 ‘ ‘ as ° . - : Seas ee BOGe Wentisies as Aicine " “Med hopes may be reborn on ee oy von nel -~ sell ak ey “te gpa oe be Week a approved. We asked him biel pet ect on Our part to provide for jnot allowed to leave Ind proprietors of two ice cream par- , oat 4 e+ -~ , Wil be trampied underfoot. (2) ge . ‘ . - ih “a 6 a contingent fund. which they ithe Mahare ana lors viewed the body. Both iden- Sh o cor od hal phy ogi, Industrialists received advices from Be. oe oe chagrin yong po bn tee genes pgp Brant asked us to correct, and which | was born bor semua : tified the slain robber as the man . Paris that the negotiation of « been under : — a ; — ~. ater Was corrected.” . a , ; in at that the allies have deemed two weeks and has been conducted Ass#ociation an he said: "That towed to see her. : ft havin Ul " " } unr n re *™O 4 investi n 4 t who held them up atter wie ttin to allow the imperta teel union of the Ruhr and Lo: by Fred M. Tate, investigator for matter will be taken care of right the weigaven 6 the mam ee | The later years she cream in their stores el ine hai into the : : extended to an effort + , — — imila ‘er gece ene aes mega! manics tO remain two steps — wore Mage es —- Trench’ Attorner-Gereral Otto, and br the away. what "tated of ‘an Seen = fore before escaping to } oe cote named — te a frontiers with the Crown OS°&groun ecause she *renc™ §6Post-Dispatch. The evidence was “Mr. Bellemere ren. rkedthathe _._ aI pee after it protector, the Mohan ,. body fear h g3er’ itae.f ta ta : was deposited by 1] : i = peaee 20 Vpaw che : watching events from his ‘% had reasserted itee.f with the laid before the Attorney-General did mot think it right that the Na- 4 1 by Mill.paugh in ar chant. she declared were ze of esrabli deg a lotters. e Maulding company, wivich rm its own statement did a business ™ $2. 0°¢ im 1972-23 om a capital o* s2°. 900. Was closed tbr the Sis Firance Department in February, 1$°4. and subseequentiy went ioto bankruptey. It had bad outetan *- trol: Cramer, who was of! esurrect e + - . account separate fr is regu- om ae ‘comet "snag when mee Silesia 5 residence, Nevertheless, we ‘eSsurrection 0: oa Germ - _ a — — “s . . > - . - “a ee ‘es = | , BB 8 Bans “We So.” Be Ceat: . “Fine Gence was sufficient to fustify an Stipulation referred to had been , said. , + ee¢ ens —— rt | -onservatives of extremist color . - F , Poll — > : ee | money was id ith was typical of the rest , woman ~arman. se a es Sleesew COL m ; . - . os . a2 7 "pal to eé er Do le r » I had been out to a - friend's — Ty. “We told you eo'” and see tn _— The Attorner-Genera] has in his band, with the exception of the Barnett torneys for Commitee] pasent of the Mauiding firm called : terete Yon Hindenbure’ —T ia here will be peace without be- possession written, evidence show- funds which Mr. Millspaugh still |. ange ST. LOUIS F : her home and obtained her ate house for the evening. Patre : | bs. 5 ‘o ‘~e Poet Tt apa ' -——~ - & . — = = , - . 4452 = *? ‘rr - woich we cout : pee ed ase Oo _— -” : . : stopped under » light about ten ber. for an alleged attempt at rob-/| word the usual diplomatic messages e"@™y. So the Dawes plan re- its business, were pendirg for ap- "5 Pctypbantee Sgeeegg . ease 0*! Doyle and Barnett were the at-/ uareern oF THE told. she could go downtown to the , Tee ; ~ : T uni rova!l + ~ " inner 1} the fun referred to. ans fina)- : : oS f feet south of Kingshighway Park ery at Madison last Friday. Cullen congrat-lating the new German ™ains. The junkers accept the proval itn Commissioner Mills- ‘"* aie : a . Mr. M **~ | torneys who signed the sttmmiation | titled to tke use ter naan pagytene Sedbeck yen eat ye — ” = si , niall + hee e a al 3 ais fic _ ° h iy eo mted t0 pay [tO Sr. Miils- >. uae ‘ = tte to make a change. ~ ale released fro! he Mngamog Preside: tact tha: syermany “ foreign poi cy pa ug” 5 0.,siceé tro montns befo re nan ah he $: : ne ntti Raat agreeing to = disami «sa! of the re- news 42: scetc eredited a aD irniture priced at a2. : "~ 2 * ens - *h se . - . p rr - i), ?” - ° ; > +e?” cone 4 - rr i - ?* + roe eer? > _—— - - , — dad -_ . UT. c ‘l bad finished and was gettin (County a oday the charge (Jerma _nai..enge is the title ™us emain negat.ve, mot actives -1@ g.V.ng of the $500 check. and a Reed ur ath inenis _ ceivership suit two weeks after it | — unin & tails Le Added ladecement. ; * owe ino . ™ on on ~ = — . ’ > e cin +. _. + . . e - e k« ~ wae - ‘ si Pe i f back into the seat when I notireed @gainst him of being the ring- of an article in the Temps which Concretely, the situation is this: that they were approved in less myself then drove to Mr. Re s-_| Was instituted | republication of special \s an added inducement «he wae ‘ three young feltuws coming north ‘eader in the 820.000 robbery of | blames the allies for the “policy As a matter of form the Cabinet than a week after the check was ten ti “cde elit ae : pou stp A Succeeds Late Ge are al teserveq. - ay S a toward me. They didn't iook good the State Bank here. last Septem- f abandon and reconciliation at must resign Von Hindenburg will giren _otfice - oe "oft pom — a = © aa sa i rt ST BSCRIPTION sae tei At ea — aturday at 1 ~ m. > ' . oe - , as tne funds of tire ationa! \e- ) - « ry oO Audubon ; the rames of 53 ce tract boldera r : " Ler ber, having been dropped 2.1 costs. which has thus ended in permi!t it to remain for severa! ~ , - , an Daly and Sendar. ome ? he - to me a d i Socided to Ss.Oop té . Bn et aon Gonae pues mee 6 0 -_ nell a seal — ov sptey a » Z 7 . es We ‘ oem 4 Meni Sworn “Matement by Reiss. pository were etiii Led up Mr Reed iris 2 Moo: ands. as been a eesad ._ 3 ; withovt Sunday one forn iy zg a furniture ' ub vere eee SS want > Gers wee + oq Pere aon oa oe bee Admiral a! The sworn statemern: made by and Mr. Bellemere agreed to and ed Brigadier-General of the East- “ay. one - piaced in a receptacie an the ene’ | working. So I slipped my revolver turning State's evidence and help- bitterly that Germany has been al- Friederich Von Loebel! Count = , =" . , at, iain ms . laid Remit 4 ny } in m coat ke where _ id ing > obtain the nviet DD) - owed ny achieve political a a eco K Ww - : , hieiss co ASs.f*an-. Attorne’ -(sernera. did iend to the aseoc ation the $509 ern Ry irTiadce. VMiiseouri Division. ) money oedte- oc: St. dm —_ ; it iret won . worth of ( poc . ; if © ata a‘ ' ahs _ COT’ eee « : O14 : . See BPW bak . mn * i un T n os D nd ‘ ? . * ‘ .* 7°? > - . - 4 : . ; . nomic rent tow — 7 ——> So ‘8X8 Crowder; in part. was: with which to pay Mr. Millspaugh.| -nited Confederate Veterans. to} Delivered tr carrier or furniture withegt further weekly be handy. and stood in the street Companions in the robbery. Yes- | nomic restoratior Mergt the Nationalist. ieaders 7 - 2ee2 + . 2 : ; ~ ¥el- : beside the machime as th ugh ; terday Sates Attorney Fullen “She has become -ich again. ~ a*Lerg.. 2a ‘ . : cers. Sometime in Februar; I9sZ3. 3 Others Saw Transaction. succeed he late Gen. T. ¢. on eile - ba) ments 4 01 “we . . ‘ ~ aa : — “— ihe — ee — hare mace WU ns mind 4 r him — to m > . a “nen 5? “TT than © TFT > > ers ; Th ' 4 ba >) t . . vere putting away tools. WwW eider obtained court Permission i said the Temps “She has become oo] het her > Phe q+ isa. ‘oe ° | aa occurred | ay cat -_—* or enag ' gone — w aon “3 — a ” of yg “Ge —— prego on. Ne made | — sr __ ™ vee, nc ue. Te sare ney a> in " " ait * > 2 s is A +s SS Boe ussite *» - - eee © . ‘* ._a2r°omnm wpOoOs'orv - - “vt nT » *ar- ure ; ; .f . “W hen the three got alongside to s*rike the bank roa? berry , haree ‘ strong onrce mao -. Her in lustr s itt , a ‘ aay - o > a = ara . ~ Nation , AA an alr ~\s 3a . ss - 4 > pe Ari Oy a oF a. or . ¥ al ] drew by Ma) °T yer #rTal Arc! Lib a ad P at “Toe ™™ : ; 4 A? a never Vw On uu prize. a fie - , — ond *> ; . a tn Punt? —_. ~4 : , mpie.e sO ima 78 Of Loe reicn s perttory cou d + Detter handi« 4 a « - A for $5900 in .AVOT of Mr a, son. cormim ler-cenera! of the ai-| Lear. hh. ial in | oe when T*e cem pany the largest of them stepped up to “s8inst Cullen from the docket, |'S ‘m full activity When we wish governmen: ler and br a Building Loan © Millene * and tate thar eve-/| rision “pelt | Reaf@ing about the chee | *°"™@ 7h ~> .* - aa : . _* ’ "ie | we 4 *» . > > . oe sitet ‘ Una nd v wi 2 208 7“ af - ite te . ss , - ai . “ was 4 =e. 2 ? (fi the machine. He reached across W!'h permission to reinstate se , Her she imposes Certainly the Nationalists .« Association reanizred under the nm. new sera. she_ and ber bus- oaly . 9 21] . _ eS Te . nm ~ PP nn ee a eee . 2. a ~— e an 7 -— “ . : 3 .e* a» 4 : . wae ——_ ine - — ~ spa lf _ the front seat and pointed a revoi- Should Cullen's future conduct jus- conditions ‘omorrow she | ™ : , , ' ‘anc ‘se more posts [Pr t} n —— . ‘oe? Th - ; i , _ - with ver at me tify ch action. Want to dictate demands Te |: ee 7 ; oe — tie a iaws of the State 5me reasse mas 262 S25 ese esos es esese* s2S2* band went to the Fently street ad-) bas ‘reign Minister Stresemann ¥!7! — ~—« rae * . : the > plat of $: veh 4 4 en ee whew parr’ — rome nec, ant “ io ; 17] mn tee a a mn Minister svreseman 4 ticity had been given . owd-or tndignpant héeusewives | ~ “Throw up your hands, brother,’ *%4t he knew of no attempted rob- WH! be admitted e league m0 itn ah thn Bemedieas 4 ae as ae my, : 5 | yume - he said. berry by Cullen in Madison County. ations? Is it with her that we ™h ve ea arche ol: cai * ’ —_ : 1923 Lee © ie greet vie Se lt : . J 7 ve. : . at ‘ = } . : ot - vr r }4e en z , el La 4 . -_ 4 lo nf lar ” : . revolver spapped as theuch it had ‘'*" e@ he had escape from the | Europe ernment and expulsion of the So- ww 2-1 hat view, I began che ee . ' ; "Y een gis . riety -@r € a * : - tt ian) ee _—* *. } nr ’ r . -~ ' ’ x re gene »* i ro . Se aes in -_ = ” , — ~ > ? * TY} ‘ee wae al - » missed fire and 1 jet him have i:— /*' here onsequent.y Fulien- ror tue e 3 .on Hinden- e¢ialists The war lords and par- . - sildinge an atte the ' , ~~ ee a aa bury - a = a on i organization f a Building an and vited them toe bok srou td three shcts. He turned and ra: weider said e had no reason not OUrCgs e:ect.io: announces the | Geaemeas a ~~ fer ta! ‘ > nailed ‘ :. Hf Ab engl , ~o3) ; ariy ea) — —— ankers. mocern (eusal poan Association for the purpose Fand select what they wanted Fh) | south to an iF ' r ‘eat o Tre®i@ase ( ulien. but plentw of ine. @A4r_-¥Y Collapse ¢ the a LOa!l | auey and then west in - JU . re puocuca arons, are moving to the power a+ +sxing orer the assets of the il 4 Ure | SO" with the other tw ‘, him, * t-fication for doing so because af regime in Germaxry and the retuen ~ , , s | ot ame ONVr c stock was sadly depleted an ; ° r © beside him ~ ' - anc e retu whieh her relinquished so re [- Watione! Derositom I discussed FF feared eb would net cet ment > er -~ . ; - 7 es . " > ¢ kh - - *? . we sce > .s* s;. \~ =» > a. . as = — ° ' - “4 After @ cursory searc! in ‘He mans heip im convicting his ¢ Heohenzollerns. repudiation o* ‘antiy and sought so eager: ' — Yeoputr Finance _ a+ i 7 corn panions the policy of +h . ag” an a gan th p.an wits Deputs nat Ser 1 ney’s worth. so aehe oecided which .he found -.no trace of the — > policy of the entente. revisio: It will not be without obstic'es . issione Mayes and with poor ~My _; 8 a . on ‘ - “ - me > 4 ia x ~ : . . . . . 4 rmrmi ' °ner . ' aP' : .* * _ - : ad men, Patrolman Cramer went to As has oceen toid (ulien wag © tearing up of the Treaty of Ver-' for all fundamenta! c anges re- nr 4 Finance “om missioner | — yo it ' , “yen ES? fren en ™ . > “ . ; ee ee =, ——" i ’pu inan EET «/ a er >. his stal.on. Ww hile he was there a & i | a da 4 "> jal ere laa Sa\, #8 & dq “a a. erge ‘o a 4 a quire a t™ >-thirds mia tori.s n the af tn tam cael ail epee = ? ge: nothing fer ry “ns us wat im th + rk — — ; ' 27 r 2) aout wu ,' Emer ‘ . on teetifie citizen called to report that 4 b : lay ; e UStody »f A Deputy wi ra: ng fo COR ) d peace a : -2. Reichs tag and th cnet 17} mouth of the T-shaped alley ations the caras that he Reichstaz vill ed Pla for Transfer : ent ' ett the deputy at Madisor na After wonderins if +t ["niced 1 —_— ; ~o4 » Subaitt - es \t was explained to her they werv which leads west from Minnesota = - " ine . 2 a TM ? 1.850 red anagd new elec ~ons r- “Some time ‘ater I outlined in a , e+ : ; evenue between Kingshighway ~~ *7"°'S OD the charge of a States and Great Britain will now dained. And still more elections die alie ee ietate 3 Private. Investigators of the P al : -_ . 7 . ‘> . hn : . ass _« ae S , Pans bbe —— ities . ' "he ~~) ore rome t te hold up the policeman. He had | fefendants in the henceforth-examine problems of ground 7 on On tute mrenenied ta, Mattel eateries ~ . O8nK Trobberr case previgu >** To " - ° : ” x : ‘ Wien Ss “eT ir were «e¢ "an, ea mot ait “Zz ft iA? “a = , = ; fag a +heae ree Le assurance oO. both (nat : ire Margaret hh @ .F. ois4 ‘,ar- . ral ant ward with apms outflung ied a make one more blun-| black and gold the Pather of Two Children : plan mret with their appre field avenve, was the figst “prise-/ nner” to tea«tify She mid she oy - nit : : ‘J = ~ 4 j . « ° 7 , > ~ .. ; aaa they were glad to know that s°eps The body lay in the morgue un Pen ** “Teng ete fo; Ut Several opinion of the press A two-thirds vote in the Hai «+hs- . © ot ; ~ fo . ~~ = —_ _ . : , . P ™ - h, _- > ' en to | rT ‘ o u etn y ; hy P i : ‘ - . - * ge h pal C. Harver . eno}; ’ mnrache. | tam ie reauired far thia Yan “lin. | Te Damme tan made her first $1 payment ons wm 19 a. m. today wie > VSS Charies Starritdeu anal b ny , . : >) SS & Sageres feF ta ves . 32m bligations of the contracts issued tract April 13. 319232 | an centified by Mrs Lvitu W | il Pere | eee eorge Ap | rorman is received, denburg must swear allegiance to “"l 23 923. we made ap | dusk tee ; sick TE ee Pena eae atl newe Rept waar, On April 23, 1923. we made ap- wtifieg tero days 1 he 3931 Seuth « Ompidyi averve.a sce- 7», - Anothe ,@lenda: Williar = eck ani thar new era the republican flag when he ‘akes . — : received a charter ‘ 8» » Saye eee : °? : va) ; ; - ve > ’ : : . - 4 nm io 5 rec : 2's & Ee » we va ' : Ler who becanie ns . a | »’ ” , — Ppreaded Buiity anc es ~ &> Va PF “?@ Dw if the Reichstag ‘hanes ba grge es ve es - i La =f *he . “+ rn . ° ” ws a farasrure wed 4 Kleine was marr: a i i. & a ee rec ei) ed : Similiar se ren ~ ‘ine B ‘ ’ E — ‘he nationa]!] emh ®rTN ie @ ez ac - tO do Dusin ee tne na rr - Us —s~ ~ oe % sited t Le stere aod paid # = wie Sepals ~ Willies iutton + ia a ritisi? ear Ele : . ;, ; oe In uildin Loan As- , ' “° 4 . uldren, Janes Is res + 'Y) : ithe 42 ET} —“UtLo . “ as “' Q ss té 3 Sex Fl ction Will Block re" erts ~o his 0 3 ov —_ dependent Bu — apes iad , 7 ° — — ca: mpeer | old. and Marie, 3 years oid ‘Us kutherities st Madison anid urity Pact instead ef Jiving im the Reich | SCitiee. ang on that eee te. te pute priced at $230, the Cae! y . : 2 - : | : , « ga : ° q = . _ . - 7 — r : - - ** 7. 2 ‘ . ian 2 = 1 ele Ww * : _ ’ qn e f ~~ J stfe. Wrs. Marie RK! ** ee ts ; . : . l¢ : te ‘ e . s . . z ™ . : — A a by = rese other ie ai o- “In the meantime the books of In " " ' | | sisal not present any other candidate rel pe “a Ss on a 7 ? -.s : . - : > t , 6 - ; : : . ’ . men fled from the alley a* Ae Sict- ba i¥% j >} >» « ean ; > we ‘4 , .* Pa) Ps) if “ - iropeanr who cot ° 2 ‘he Nationa! Depos! ory had been | and it is false * ~ ®*Se SesSesSes ; | x , { . : | if 9) . —* ; apo. having bee: echooimat> of the commencemen 4 at the firm. testified no drawings} 4 *f mine childre> , We : had se ? lent of German , ~ tion of a receivership suit against tn “y Wee held. the agents merely tern-- i Mitine Gf 3204 Chinriers «treet to ther Sn ent oP the atacencd...| °F MOst of the Londen prem haat The Socialist Vorwaerts «tressec National Loan and Savings Depos- no me hames of “representative” | A i and bore a ge0ed reputation He of atten Diva] ae 4 ane . ne . - — ausec Pes) s7 4 L.JCiA that the reactionaries hare of a ttory. Commissioner Millspaugh . 'Fwormen whe weould be awarded fer- : P| tg mever had been a-reroead will mistrust the reaction- ley & Reed and attorneys repre- | pAwards were made weekly | | Gem to question her as to Kleine’s CALL OF DISARMAMENT PARLEY a best cid man n Ser capa. res and it is the duty of Repub-' senting the Department of Fi- . Charlies A. Dillon. 42684 F companions lias’? night She «nic me oO: Breat . ec’'ual effort. whoa ams ¢ »Ppes:s every move of the nance was held. at which an agree- i. *Vare testified he was one of mer husband had ieft the house . — = as the Daily Herald says, “is no: “ationaliste (to offset this disturbing ment was entered nto that a stip- aa MX collectors for the company whe | of aft ler dinner. saying he would r berh ood He added signitist mreet, only @ few fe from the “'. JOSEPH, M \p -§ with the utmost pessimisn “ Manr rad Cais deserted Marx be- binance, who had charre_of the nly that he hed. “something ¢# spot where Kieine’s beat) was |" : on - ear-oid s0n of Mr. an? league of Nations quarters. Grea-- ae a a ae FP. nas business in Ransas ‘itr, to release 7 "th the drawings” and wowld | : ee foe . 2a nt | - al oem 7 a - e “ h-re eat 7 an rtam “= paced upon the! ewune their wns ert nt mee Rey the funds which had been tied up | _ ‘o f° that she won. te «4. few : saa is? i @e at rm ) +t. = bene - ~* ~~ 4 . _ —— hy ee +h ' ’ i. re Me. eu « **. > ae ef Ghee Meeatentiv-calling to ''8™ @ fence : la ie a = : ag i. ‘{-| mann, Communist oo ns Nama Bs ntl ane W bee Mra, Mouer had ® third man, sald. “Come n bure’s election 1 wien — , Just how much Marx's chances “~~. cel gaa dee ae Pine caer Poapin ens ~~ Seve week!> installments with- } Seti wet ea. Bete cet Raids Gace 1 00 Bia Cone Se eae fication for Frar im wchens Justi-) were prejudiced by these circum.) *** M: heer qge 50° ay obtain his rimning. she comptained. and | . : 1% 2 ‘ : enance approvai Or 8U.S0FTi.> as Rebber. was found in ; Me 7 , &)3es is anticipated are tenant ie? Tinane Sent) > - : * *;* ; “ ¢ ai ‘ h , : i = aa : ; - : ee 5 64 4 iart =. ‘ atholicism ost Ren ublie oa Een - F = 7 Mr = — Mr. and Mrs. Panu! Jaecax' wen hissed fre 44.245) 2hG a tendency tT, exciv ie cani@m the e ection and returned to the companys ard fied the bedy ast .at of 2 man whe Cramer is 42 vears off and un./‘*"* “Ca8sue in dealings with Be-r.'| we had been transacting business : m itn ? . : Uid @2ttract so “h support. of her home. she said er revolver used by the slain man! "t*@t!0"S between Germany and the eeactode _ thar @udited by an examiner of the De- entered their store at 553¢ bkiaho married He lives at $3098 Water ‘*" in the regular way. EE iiateee:| cuete wan i eee es en) rns. ccc. «, «| AL FROM COUN PORRIED cciews win Gay. and after «ating « ‘S-cent been on the police force since May. Hindenburg’s election to the Ger- ate iii ae ae ws es Mr. Mueller regarding the release Gish of ice cream, drew a revolver 1911. man presidenc . : . . — ‘ 7 care oc, v-' of our fonds, I finally met Mr. | nd led th —“— _ , _— ency ' regarded here as ing at the Atlantic Hotel. ts at City! re ee On and compel teem to le on the ‘mB SOc copies of today's Home @ serious t ar "~~ | Millspacgh personally fn an offic mel : F ) ; ow ts : he ‘dea a ; i*+ , . on al -_ ¢ aban "la * . fieer behind the } P . ~ $: mie ? _ 4 t robbed the register of $) . Th « 77 at s .* LF? . r ” . . _ loan ore ‘ ; . e a | . - ) PO Soning Ha t . ? ph3 =|- £2 oa City. and Ne informed me —e ‘ » Oreg nm —) ; v he newe . ” -_ » — o . fellowing night Mrs. E's Dalton. evenu | vepers o ans Se Hatook he alcoho! for had been giving my matter his 7 ~ “aetfer S3is Bartmer evrenur, Mrs. Marr E. Laaer of Wash- : Park. Kast @t Leelee Mire er "owt met Emmerei teers eee) S| he Was operating « owit .: * Lo ¢ thee Ueeew of (Re “Tere. Bre cheb.” oO Capetal A Surplus Ten 6a Des lars —-TO 3ST. CHARLES ~ 4 a +r ’ ? a] af . = . —~™ gl = os — ~~ — ~_ ae — — oe — - a : Wists ; Z : ul ns dera*tion and that he “Or -_ ~_~ te lee tl en . ~~. _— = J —- *.

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- o__ —_ Associated P {BAY, Ap MURDER TRIAL! taz Begum Identifie, ing of Her Protec. , of Whose Killing 9 n Are Accused. —e a re > Xe h girl's protector af ter hal [hse ® from the Maharajah’. — pected to get something for noth- OIG. area wh not guilty yes. ! ing, but got nothi: or-something v ay Hiigh Court before a Spe. Re C a 4 & iry yur, : - a 4 ‘ ry) ¢ has i? ‘ mtaz told today the detailed — a | of her life with the Mahara. the defunct Maulding F ’ - indore, in whose household Go. 315 North renth street. on a pent 10 Years ae a dancing © varce of exti — , ‘ During that time she was a tains low ed tn leave Indore witho: * © Jia ‘a4 Jia aharajah, ard when her baby | itis ov’ eraterrié did i mT) . } orn her relatives were not c}- 275.000 in 1922-23 on a cap to see her. s°0000. was closed 1 ‘ S later vears she spent at In. Meance Departme: > yefore escap ng to her recent : r . ¥ 19°44. ar qd su lse gue we ‘tor, the Mchammedan mer. 4 ) She declared were years age e"*!Ptcy. ft had had outs atment during which she was Ming more than 2: , bie to eat or. dress as 206. which $1 -_s $. >» had ee She virtuaily was held pria- The story told on . Charles ulevard ij — he ™ ’ a prize Ta boulevard, (9! omen who wv ould ture These ere expected to Swnpany tou their talks ti alal *f avard« were > nmiads 4 i) =? ‘ an ’ ’ $250 1 cr i! _ A oF? = ; ’ ; } ‘ \ ¢ if “1 . «% MI) ork ’ = + ‘ ' ; VA ; > : » h, who meents would use the redit ws tee iV irded 1urT- rie ry re wn imMveri . tne friends ind tne names as ref- ° ’ 1} CIs pie ~ The ‘+ } ei gf jt tl ‘wer ; . _ ee ' ’ re dhe . \ my : $40 wer > | : ec ‘7 _ s ag (j - Ire VA , > : . ~ : - ; “A f ‘ ; ; ; Te by > *¢ 7 ’ ‘ VW ' a 7 a Wow ; a? a ents wu“ +h. oy ; , ‘ ¢ ” > ci10 But irs bt. ‘ + i™ ; ‘a | - — a an >? ‘ + , * = ; ; } 2 ASSISLQ! rel Al ‘ ij , , * ’ ‘ - .* . - J 7 4 i }- > ( } | NinaAS wr fx | are ‘ py Ju “ 5 e © ; ta Return Them. Too . Om Meu nem, UU. y; 4 | ue \\ = ! ~ Assistant é sae } 2 ‘ . ‘ 1 Atte Tie | ; , i! hei ° us Badx No é "J © iast ’ ‘ ¢*i) j ‘ Tyas] Tj ilj LTavid A 1} 4 ru i}@)'- ° — , , \4 ; 7 ~ sf 4 a Tis ‘ ; ‘ ) 4 . e€ lore . oe le ge is, s ‘ in > Se. . ze - \\ \\ - — ij ; ~ ui 1) ; 7 es — Fy ’ , * > 4? A 7 , ’ ’ th> i bier 2 ?- Sh “= ‘anhiay * . & ‘ ; No! -~eventh - ee ae ¢* SF at : . * , yy” * = iol n ‘ ~ ’ ij ' | eee ’y- * tp ; ‘ 4 . 4 eo \4 P ‘ ; j TY! OV. e ; 4 4 nines Vas } hibited , pe \\ mst apd : 4 + . z ~ , ' & te ’ y { i iZ ‘ tT) ‘** - wy > . ‘ ; i? . a ‘epLled es “a ‘\ - - 47) oOpmninanv Onn ADK TR pe hase ' ‘ NN ay Mia haste ; bie " ‘ ~ 4 ij _ . — " =? if ‘ = ¢ ° , . ‘ . ‘ 4 Nie. Donald of the raific | Su _MEs. DELIA NLE- THE al pureau S _ 1 "iil \‘\ si letter Returning Badge. ‘Tod Wilson ddressed a le ~~ " 4) — r-e+f 4 7 Mar ‘ ~~) ssf + 6 ‘ i . ? ae ‘ .¢ ae ot le ‘ {" ’ 4 e ‘ ~ is . | . , 4 , . ’ ., \ } ‘ pe , Stand. f «A i ; j a | Av ’ ‘ ~s ’ | pa / | , > 1s Py ; : I al TO] - =m) ;* = — ‘ . ™m* ‘> S _ = ' ’ me ‘ ‘ ot »*— 3 ~ XA sea" . ? -_ “? = i)i4 ‘ ’ ‘ »# ay ] T clic ‘ ‘ ’ ¢t ~ 4 , ’ ie ‘? ~ ~— = ‘ ’ ; " ‘ ~ ~ ’ oy as ‘ ’ i‘ ° ‘ . ’ ‘ ‘ 7 } ~ a * pad fu “iia i ’ : ‘ - | " epAal ‘ + . 7 ~ ‘ ’ ‘ q" ~ - , ™ ‘ . — j ~_ i) i is ; . ~ i ‘ ~ . . 4 , o« 7 i] i] ba \ i¢ . , . one eve iL] ‘ 7. ‘ =. ’ ' 17 a ; : roy - + : ] ~~. ii, = Tie = ‘ = | re . ‘ j a . - = [? i - ‘ ‘ i- rc } -? : «-“ ~ | ’ ‘ |” \. j > 1 ‘ I 1) 7 =. 4 . ¢ a ) iZ ifticiency B roved Pe ! for " 4 7 +} ; 7 >? . . . ee I nortis Ler Not Violating Law. | > ‘ . . 1 ‘ 2 7% ' ri if } ] | . . ry ‘ . | f s i De : 7 ; ~ ry) ~ r ] ; ; situ ‘is ; ~ i ‘ . ~ ~ \T 4 ~~ ~ ix , ' | P ° ¥ , : i ‘ rié ‘ in > & td ‘ ~ ’ ‘ = _ _~ ‘ “ae ‘ ‘ 4 7 > 4 eT) at #’\i) i ry ro or eee | . = - ~ ‘ ~ , = , ENGLAND RESTORES oni u f teu = € ~) j hom ers, Older THE GOLD STANDARD ‘ t ‘ eg ' fentinued frem Page (ne. = . i Pe : , ‘ . 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A = » ‘ Ti ri« =a ’ ’ _ [ imare ee - ’ Né Z¢ : ~ > rAYLORVILLE. 1 ei, "1 , 4 a 7 & ’ ; = ‘ ’ ' = _ — _ aa j : : i> an ’ | , Merling Within 4 Cents of Parity : . ’ ~ ; 4 ‘So ’ 7 rn ;*~™ | : > , oe in New York. fr. \Irs Alt jt owe , ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ 4 ‘ 4 \ ' s} 4 ‘ 7 \1 ~ ; NY 5 $4 + disp i vr" las st] ~ = ter) be \\ et of ] . 401 . io. re r’« @ertsé ~ nd ~ c ‘ ¢ cj ‘ ’ ’ . ’ r @ ‘ f ’ ' at 7) 7 ’ > "] . v\ - {, ; - ° ‘ rt) ; . } Yew : : " #* ; ’ ’ 4 ’ Novlmgoer iVMw } lhanmk-~ Vie roel ! - | ee ‘ phe aci-~ Miena~ al bes ; British: Vnrmounmeocment : ; r. ~ , \ 4 , : ~ q ’ " \ = 4 : | ‘ \ ve 1 ; ; me w e XN nee : ‘“ - . j ‘ ‘ is ¢ ‘> ? ' . > . > ; ; r . = : — ~\ i WILSON SPURNS BADGE EX-ACROBAT WINS HAT WOULDN'T WORK BABY BEAVER COAT DRIVE AGAINST CRIME Judge Ends a Lot of Argument About Garment Bought in Moose by Jaw Actress. Wil hisla l) lis = One@-Lime a = ha ? | . vat. did a few verbal hand springs . TY} ‘ r¢ if i ? ‘ tT ope . ra hs \ii > ‘+ . e Con ine ne} r did T 8 ci Us f xATi poe ‘ ) ek er had . : a =. i : . . vu Hi ks established tJ at he | st) paid $25 for it. in good fair} ’ > 4 | , , KRahe I? att¢ i 4 a of , eo : = j ) ‘ ~ tT} Nice for His Wife. ‘ 17 T) ' Pe . 4 fire. ean e lé , ‘ ‘ ‘ a Vernon 2 d /ur- ase? Was ~ Nie | t tive tity P oa hy 4°00 . , = ? 4 os , . ‘ j ake nice coat 1 s wife. He said ‘ tj j ’ ° ’ } , = , ‘ » F ra See pei Te ivi- ‘oe ~ \" ’ s- \" a~ ij. ete | t lo an rg ‘ , } ce t, hea ct 5? | end. Miss Raffels, he 2 ; ‘ ~ KY ? yy srigse is ! ran | ‘ (; \\V ry he I? 14 \ ojice.? A he whe anagzed to P © f heard 1 i - x1 an eave her $25 fo ¢ th the under. standing s would give the mone; 7 \Jias \« i x S Ra 7 tT vA ™ ols i to 1] ‘> ‘ "| } ‘ J } » \1 ‘ ‘ t ‘ " Hi ] ~ ’ ‘ ‘ | ~ } ‘ $- : j rs - : ‘ - + or ‘ a 17 t T ‘ ‘ , - ’ : \1 ~ { ~ 1) { a4 ’ 4 ¢* ’ ~ j —' are i o glands wo! ! sabe of | lia- ’ ' , ; ‘ i ~~ j ; i As ‘ ~ J ’ : > ‘ _ Dee 2 _ | ‘ . hy ’ ha! i€ T ; ~ } ’ ’ ; ™ T ; ? ~ OT ? ! rne ‘ . ; ; ‘ , ’ , ’ rr ? _r a’ =m, i _ - ‘ jt W her There re re ' , . ; - > » aie Lne we , | (i 5 Leta | | ne " . * ‘)4) r) 4 j ‘yu jee j - ~ hme r ’ ; {sj - WOMAN BITTEN BY TWO DOGS, FILES COURT COMPLAINT ’ ¥ ry rar , ’ f Pia f irzZine2 al , a ’ , , ; ‘7 ne slim, * i” ‘ wees . ’ ’ - 4 ~ } ‘ ’ ‘ - ¢ ’ - sv ‘4 ’ ‘ ‘ .: er fer’ ‘ ‘ ‘**) . i ~ ‘ >? s \\ P ‘ van \4 = . 9 ,. , “ i i ’ - . = i ‘ ‘ : ‘ " ’ , ~ ip ~ ot , . + ' © \A ete --F ,™ . 4 | ee — : ' ‘ i " 4 P > -r - rr : , " ; “ ; - . . , ' | ? ' ~ ; ; : ; 7 7 ~ ‘ ~ 7 . ~ ’ Police Raid Sal : > 1 ' rma / 2 , . ) 14 ai ~ AIVPUTLIS, i = 4 and } 4 a . > | k nr - ‘% Ati iALLQUULS {) iawy }? ** * °* > | *? Oo OMUCES (_naracte! ‘ r>, 7 ? 4 . oe nS : ~ \\ ,* +. : ; Cal ipaiz wh tye al is \U ere * wunitorn e «| patroimen art de eo. ©. erie i a ed seve ! ‘ . , ‘= ~ ot ad cy? . KT) -, y it i pou ‘ aracters 4 ‘ irs ¢ i ’ ; meur ey, int.d mae “TT were : ’ “Ts cd , & ’ 1) eter cle t . } ‘ ‘ ing } ‘ house with ?f 3 1s > e+ ' . " ld the officers he had bought the r hia . ‘ ’ ilLs> ‘ @& Siliadil SUI it the house 1 Was returning the}? In al 2¢ -T r fa) ; , e 7 rege? ‘ ij¢ ‘ ee - ed it) negro mer ind f rn ‘T he po tec i? 4 ‘ mrenec a riis ~ , | ‘ ~ sf ms = rr " > ¢ Agrees to Close Saleon .. r,eny ‘ ee 4 o p = | > s * ; ) a ~ ~ ° 5 = "i. . ~~ ~ ; . ‘? _ ; ou’ ‘ ! ‘4s f Si) i fee’ ‘ southeast Ewing e sil d { ) ‘ ~ ¢ “A ‘ mt ger? ba : ' . }4 4 , | : ~ i > ‘ " ’ ‘ ~f ~ ; 4 - ? ' uuitt A) 4 i ’ lilegawe } 4 e a 4 j ca ~s8 > ‘ ‘ ‘ gee ri \ i nanea , ; ore , ¢ s, r 4 \o nt kK - 9? ‘ an | } ; j ‘ i ‘ ; DD ir ;cest , r rs and " eo ¢ ‘ ries He an yy rric r - : Up ’ tT) 7 ’ (7 a4 4 . JAC‘ pa. ti 7 LOFr ? ms quo rwould nd re \iin- ’ = | ‘ [pe hy rsa ‘ | ‘ u ra teq fi 4 ou Seve! vallor a of eonshine \" =] ' . i ns | — a; ‘ ‘ e re rs £) me . ‘ rn ‘ oe _ ‘Nas 7 . ‘ Hu er ‘rQ rresx ? lose ’ | ‘ = j } . a - es : hu ¢ ‘ (ii ‘oe | * 4 \I (+= ’ eT) a ‘ ‘ se Ve nNours sc eT “oo ; . ‘ " Other Liquor Raids Made. .% '* : " {) tu ‘ud ! 1: >= Wei tl Ataf . R74 \ (; re f ]* ere \] ea ~ j ' ¢- ‘ ~ a ‘ | ? ; ’ ‘ ~ , Ni } | ‘ ¥ Z oe ] } ’ ere Nict& Fi} 4%. was f=? é i? ’ as e na vho robbed hin r iz Station to identify hirn a i VesL_erda rest)! ec (j I SSH Ot a ronte ye ‘r Ra cutie kim] 9 ws 7 f 662A LL venus eh Pre h = i] Ly’ ven Cj ' ] ve | ~ The . ale aa (,ersne War “ . ~ ed . zr Ss i Kings eee) i? Kher ’ ave je Lh _ Lest fis t? : hye id) rié ‘ er Fishe efore. When Fishell ' ~*~ j . g> ’ ‘ , “ entified is t as i tw psi s W ere - e nizZ ‘| r? inns ‘ & ‘ left c ’ Wa denied at ! ad te | T , ’ ri¢ ii) } | tograpned - OUUve! COMMISSION IN BULGARIA LIBERATES 600 SUSPECTS , AL «& 3 e- SOFLA, Bulga ‘ a" =* 7 7» ‘ i * = - | ; rl ey? r¢ > ‘ rec ; - Sp ~ i res | r e ‘ ‘ ' . 5 ’ p a t’ '¢ ~ ’ : ’ - 7 fue ec ' o ; ‘ é ’ ~ ‘*e ’ ’ ~~ ; ; . ‘ ‘ ~ ; ’ ‘ ‘ = , ‘ rie 4 “+ " , | ar ed : | ° ji : egations nd a proms Tyre ’ e' @ ‘ enue? . ‘ f ™ ~~ ° l*lan te larwer Bathding ¢ \\ = ? \ ‘ ." ’ . . ‘ . : . : oo _ i » qd 7 «i T? ua ry : “ve Z 7, 7 » ’ ; in a i ~ f ri pel ed t trie ey i ; 4 ‘ ; ‘ S 7) of i i ren »\ id dere Assistant State \. Streeper ot Miad i } ‘ . = ecdl Sat | re¢ rT 5 =e 7 ; “4 a @e cn? ‘ er it and the st “A ’ ' 4 ‘ ‘ °'s is Ke 1 I sterv me ita ; - ‘ rt ae ; rekos) » | ae Dair ft iT) mes or Venice, had been af © friurdered re r ! eT ela ed. a! cj ie rem 0 Keen al ‘ ‘ ind iT (ney eard down there thev wou the worst had happen: VW the had kept nd last Fri night ¢ nysterious ights flas ’ _ i ( cy? ? eo rive res ey] Oise) ed - ' (ne Son owes ent of dving j © ee goed ss hing maddied ‘ ’ 7 imped something | ‘ ‘ }ié ‘ ’ ‘ | ii] e¢ Perms ’ Warrants \1 i Ter ‘ , - ,\ , hg “T © = At ey Stree] ~\\ out War’ = ‘ “ ; ; j ‘ ’ ~ ’ t ‘ ] j ; 1 ite? t Issued. ‘ ‘| ‘ ey ry¢ ’ ‘ Joe ; ryeeis ’ i> sf ‘ ’ as * + *. _ 7 ; - *\ ;s ‘ 5 .*? ‘ > oc) ere Machado Would kind Supervision. by the Asso ed Drees EW YORK, April 28 f,en. Cie ! j \] hado Wwiieo will becorre { a s resident Ma -0 told Ame?! » business men and hank- ers t a incheon in his honor at = 11 @?) \ 3 esterday that hh would ety e United States at the (vse s administration in four ‘ . d isk that this Clovern- ment withdraw the Platt amend- ene ¢ * country’s Constitugen ere by i tLnited States main- ts s supervision over the island re- pulls! fe Baker Also Anhounces’ He Will pprove Workmen's Com- pensation Act. the Jefferson City Correspend- ent of the Post-Dispatch. ‘rh ERSON CITY. April 28 the last iby passe ad by The zoning 3 Legislature, ¢ nabling s+. Louis and ber cities of more than 56,006 ; ation to enact ordimences e¢3- iblishing zoning. rewulations wit"! be signed | (jov. Baker in a few dav« he stated today. The (;over- af 4 Se) ; La oe finitely decided i | workmen's compensatio’ The ze e measure Vis an ene ibling act. establishing broad prin- Cinles unde which municipalities n Sass their own ordinances regulating the conefruction of buildings. uses of property and adl- vision of the citv into zines set ipart for specified types of bullde- ings and @esignated business or résidence purposes The he had re- veto of the (jovernor said ceived few requests for workmen's compensation act, and was going to sign it, as he was ‘convinced if Was a good reassure. lle recabied that hh. T. Wood, prea- le? of tt State bk raleration of Tr aho had indorsed the measure t) is passed (one of the re- quests that the Governor veto the came from Maurice Cassidy, ecretary of the St. Louts Bulléd- ing Trades 4*ounc?) Representa- tives of the St. Leonis and Kansaa@ ( itv Bullding Trades opposed pas- “ug of the bill. declaring «her were opposed to any measure rreot requiring exclusive State” tnsur- for liability of emp!oyers un- tHe “4 Are der ‘DIPLOMA MILL CASE ENDS '*y neo. }metwrnt Deane SAN FR ne? Isa), April 28.—— Indictments against 26 members of in alleged diploma mill which dealt in Dilegal medical diplomag, “were dismissed vesterday by the Le prore- prosecutor obtain here on The impossible ° " * oul motion. Vas Superior cution - cn id iT tes funds to ring certain important witnesses from St. louis and elee@- where, among them lor. KRoabert Ade cox. who was held for some time in St. Loutse for the San Franelece uuthorities,- but tater releasedch STOUT AND EXTRA SIZES 9°36 SLEN DERIZING APPAREL OM REGULAR ms Thie sole on thur Kevsutifot taylieiht “cond Fleer de ¢ hime: » et Stout Sizes 39 to 56 nine - _ A fiaApey > —~ ~~ ; . f;rorxvetie and t rene steut size= : " ‘ ti * \' i! 7,7 ; - - '¢ jeris s : a : 7~ ; r° - : ryt eg G o4 7? . a ’ 9 : — fane #Hryant SIXTH AND LOCUST ST., ST. LOUIS "AGO LGRUOGKLYN CHIt : > ¢ ee « G > “zy A ¥ art. i, de silts i'oab rexcular “mart af { rene recular Vrinted | beimee : “5.00 ovely Silk Dresses ‘a ry VW 36 to 46 nan—at price that is all « i| quality and style of the a at ' Fach i* outstanad | pes afd sii Titae*t I i* needless hw) sai \ * by >) ; : : : .. S rvettes. Printed, ¢ repe «ue ( hiltes dark and light colers. Displays serait + er f bes tricseleri« t Pooh ; : ” “et +ere 7 pri a?) tm) thet size Regular Sizes il a Presses te Listen DETROIT Huse You Coneid- red the Couven- ‘ice of « Charge Lecount*? ended Velle. «teut sive. 875.00. ‘reor, Very of (repre sutin: cramhes cteee ac ee.

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awe » - 5 es ee ae ee eS ee ee ae Fe - as > a wo ~ sate oe a ie hit» « > a he oe ee ae =e tt oe a” ‘ "se E 4 7s eta | er 2 a a 7 7 PRs Se tee on TUESDAL, 3 APnii, 28-7 ——e ee Tie Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has VORE Ci7T i Curculation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED —_ eo neat 4 —_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ ome = COLISEUM ARENA TO = BE MADE INTO POUL Btate vesterday when he guard at the killed 4 : a flight of steps near his resic* . * ati A, ii * here and sutiered i Hronen ne Bennett'« home was in hiann. wife and child Ssuryi+te i ' ° Work Srarted on Une Ol idi- ADVERTISEMENT HAD GIVEN UP ALL 2 ee ° : é a 4 & . ‘ise Tri c + his wee he noisy exertions of ‘ e nondersus hinerr, following Is Now Able to Do Her »~ an the hetls of the Po'ice ~* > ‘* ie > ~ fol e ligusework, Says Phat bites ' é Herb Juice Is Responsibi e edification of spectators, bu . . , . |. kor ler ita ove r\ — e berit ne of pla . “atte l hed give in a ; £ ; ae ,our H new ov rs of the 8 : Ke we “ " ; me af - pia dy 10 epeank 4 « word n e ena .t ' » + Wire Hi ‘oo Tg 4) : r mano! —- £ S + . . ,- Mi. G == & - ie We =" t! Herb J ui ashe e excavation Visl e comyj F early next wee wing ¥ : ’ i* Oo. 3 -' eid * ‘ »] " ; : The upying the entire & i: @ 7 feet jong by 5&5 feet « " egin ie if res. ¢ Y > « . % * , ‘ In 1 a det r Ty ” if I . : Vide a ¢ ’ a " 16 = ~ Vv iz i - | ss ; : - Tanks to Make sait Water ee J = ¢,? '* Pe Pm &) S c & r = Company. 514 Warhington Srenue. where! and lost her citizenship when «chs he will meet the loca! public daily. i: ' sroducing and explaining the merits of Tarrie he Major severe ‘ " thie remedy fore the World War. Sh: On Saturday night the Herh Juice man Mt eT | eos will be at Judce Deiph« Welisten ~~“. wen in Faiestine and hLgy; store. 6100 Easton Av. during the war = The most awe irin rm that eye : has ever witnesse Old aithful in action—a spout of boiling water 200- me feet high. Come and see Nature at her f grandest—visit Yellowstone this season, _ Be sure your ticket reads via (yy Wabash-Union Pacific direct to RS West Yellowstone, right at the J park entrance and only a few miles from Old Faithful and the other geysers. Through service from ge Louis starts June 18. ' “Pacific Coast : Limited”’ 7 = Leaves St. Louis 9:03 am every “day and arrives West Yellowstone ©. Handsome book descriptive of ye Yellowstone; also detailed travel st} information and reservations at " a Wabash Ticket Office i, 328 N. Broedway bh ; F. ee Me Nally D. P A Wahash Rs nese Ry. Exc. Se. Lou:s ~ > L. Carney "ai General Agent Union Pacific 2 2053 Ry. Exc., Se. Louis - re Stop at Beautiful Salt Lake City without extra cost. ee eee Persona! Escorted All- . Expense Tours to Rocky . Mountain N ational Park. ane ee “7 Yellowstone National . Park, California, Zion > . = . National Park, Bryce TA hair! Pp -" Ca and Cedar Breaks, * 2" BN Uta of , % Sa 4 Ask about them. Retin wif ™ We asia ianP * cf acifics - . we e 7 es | ‘eeeeeseeewee ee penny of cost to you. These New Eden Tubs are enameled to match the Eden. They roll easily to drain, to faucet—one for blue water, one for rinse water. They are the Eden's team-mates and make washday with the Eden a real pleasure. Why the Eden is Supreme! The Eden is the result of fourteen years’intensive experimenting to produce a perfect Electric Washer, wonderfully efficient, absolutely safe and remarkably durable. The Eden will wash your daintiest linens and most delicate lingerie without the slightest weer or tear. Its gentle dip-dip method of washing imsures longer life to all clothes, and you will truly be amazed at the thoroughness and the quickness with which the Eden will do your largest family washing. The famous Edem Sediment Zone (an exclusive fea- ture), is ome of the greatest improvements ever pleced on an Electric Washer to insure perfect clean- liness. The new Eden a!l-aluminum interlocking Swinging Wringer is neat, compact and strong. You can wring from the sheerest articles to the bulkiest blanket easily. The Eden is built to give a lifetime of service and is becked not only by the guarantee of the manufactur- ers, but also by our guarantee which includes Service free for one year. A HAPPY FAMILY=— The Eden and 2 Eden Tubs! Here is the added opportunity that makes it well worth your while to Edenize your washdays now! Have plenty of clean linen, plenty of clean clothes for the kiddies and lessen your own household work. Order this improved 1925 model Eden now and you receive free the extra large pair of self-draining, easy-rolling Eden Tubs without one YOU MUST HURRY // Promptly at § O’clock on Thursday, April 30th This Great Special Offer Ends _—~ World Famous Electric Washer! ; It’s a fact! Two Eden Tubs ($15 value) Free! Only $2.75 as first payment. That is all you need to pay, and you get this splendid, brand new, big capacity Edem Electric Washer—the very latest 1925 model with the solid aluminum wringer and the famous Eden Sediment Zone. We deliver the Washer to your home at just the hour you say, all ready to do your largest washing and do it so quickly and so perfectly that you will simply be amazed. See the illustration above! Notice the beau- tiful lines and solid construction, the won- derful completeness from the aluminum wringer at the top to the large free rolling casters at the bottom. Yes, this is the same identical Electric Washer you have heard so much about and have seen advertised im» all the leading magazines. 75 Down-ana You Get a Year and a Half to Pay Then, the best news of all is the fact that you can pay the bal- ance in very small casy moathly pay ments—just as you prefer— (actually about $2.10 a week!) No red tape! No collectors! Noth- ing of that sort whatsoever. And remember, you are getting a brand new Edem direcily from the warchouse DON’T DELAY! Only 2 Days Remain! Don’t forget that this great offer positively ends at 5 P. M. on Thursday, April 30th, Only a few days remain! So don't put this matter off! Don't Gelay! Get your request in to us at the earliest possible moment. mext. Do not wait until the big last minute rush on the last day! We don’t want you or a sin- gic one of our customers to be disappointed. We want to deliver you your Washer ex- actly when you want it and the demand even now is becoming tremendous. Naturally the rush is going to be still greater the last two or three days. UNION ELECTRIC LIGHT and POWER CO. — wr . 2 A im 12TH AND LOCUST This offer was made possible by special arrangement with the manufacturers and natue rally it could not be made permanently or broadcast. But we want everyone to whom we are sending this Special Announcement to take advantage of it. Remember, you get a brand new Eden Washer backed not only by the iron- clad guarantee of the » but also by our guarantee which includes Service free f . ervice free for one year SPECIAL O C To be mailed. at once to Union Electric and Power Co., Seruggs- Vandervoort-5 . relope to one of these four stores.) GENTLEMEN: Please ace that I get full formation on your hig S pectal offer on EDEN ELECTRIC WASHER. It te und “that this request does not place me under Simply fill out this coupon and mail it in an : coupon is not an order. It is simply a request from you to us for the or call in person before the big last minute rush. PHONE, MAIN 3220 (Or any Branch) SCRUGGS-VANDERVOORT-BARNEY Electric Shop—Basement STIX, BAER & FULLER Fifth Floor Olive 7500 EAST ST. LOUIS L. & P. CO. 7 Collinsville Av. Bridge 2900 LOUIS WOLKEN ELECTRIC CO., Spring and Humphrey, Grand 1528 Central 6500 : Z * Stix, Baer & Fuller or Domestic Electric CO. wa full details. It does not place you under the slightest obligation. N@me@ . « «s++s0* etecescccesceses sreeces Better still, call personally at our show rooms. See the Washer for umasbapartied oie sth Sy reguae e eee te 0 Oe yourself. But in any event, either telephone or send the coupon .—s«s§»«sS ™* =‘ --- - - ne a i i le — a € ‘ + ’ ye & eee ‘ " BS ty 4 eM vy , aes Pages eeeeee® Telephone or Mail Coupon at Once = = Delay May Mean Disappointment 5 fhat is all you need to do. Simply telephone and then merely ask for the Electric Washer Department. We will gladly answer all your questions. Telephone today or tomorrow or just as early as possible. If you prefer, then simply mail the coupon. That will do just as well,and we will send you the full details of the offer. This : » % DOMESTIC ELECTRIC CO., Distributors, 908 Pine St., Olive 2600 — f * * a4) 4 hires a Si, e pe et ‘ Ds - * : Se % of Sy +3 > eo? 2 ‘ s a ee 2 4 , 4 - Sig hog : a denastt te Te a eter @ getek >. “ fe é ~y he « & es = a ata * bf 5 AS BY se He a “4 2) 23 a he a Spe ey ee SER ee ee mee a *.. ‘ * rd TCESDAY, APRIL 28, 1525. ‘ed eng SS SE = -_——_— -- Seeeiee aero « See (7 May Sale o Features Prir Rem from At $3.95 French Princess Slips, - of softest cambric, hand- | made, and trimmed with hand drawnwork and em- | broidery. Hip hems. Strap | shoulders. Sizes 36 to 44. | Princess Slips of cambric. sizes 36 to 44; special at.... This Is Silk Coats at $13. OF good quality crepe de Coats are beautifully ished by hand, with embromet Offered in pink only; sizes 1 and cial values for Baby Week. Handmade Frocks At $1.50 French nainsook Dresses for tots from infancy to 2 years trimmed with clusters of tucks at back and front: neck and. sleeves are ribbon-run. +a,” Handmade Petticoats $1.00 Infants’ Petticoats of French nainsook, nd and handmad-. M will want to purchase at this Price. Long Dresses $1.00 Nainsook Dresses, soft-fin- ished and sheer, with yokes of embroidery and lace. The skirts are trimmed to match the yokes.

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her? nt. That is af? fen Electric 125 model with nd the famous ver the Washer ur you say, all hing and do it that you will \ otice the beau- stion, the won- -he aluminum ‘ge free rolling his is the same ou_ have heard n advertised ig » irers and natus ‘yone to whom py the iron: which includes ER COUPON EEE o Union Electric Light hid rye Vandervoort-Barney, Domestic Electric Co. ym and mail it in an en- our stores.) see that I get futt im Special offer on the HER. It ie understood Ez ot place me under any CO. any Branch), >O. » 2900 2600 P we) .* ¥ . ra r “- 7 WS 4 ; Ss i. q i 5 ” 4 . _ ’ 5 % : , a . Vv 4 = ig & , . * See $1.00 losis Society of St. Louis 50c Infants’ Petticoats of French will conduct a lecture on Dainty Bibs, important to Mainsook, hand-scalloped and Teaching Child Health. baby’s wardrobe. These are handmade. Mothers will want Friday—2 P. M. beautifully embroidered by to purchase several at this Dr. B. H. Veeder will speal: hand, and finished with neat price. on the Care of the Baby— hand-sclloped edge. following which there will be a May Pole Health Dance Long Dresses given by the National Dairy Infants’ Shirts $1.00 Council under the _ super- 25c _ Nainsook Dresses, soft-fin- vision of Mrs. The>ddoro- Cotton Shirts in open-front ished and sheer, with yokes of poulos. ash Tommuheins wteta. Sinan te embroidery and lace. The Educational Room, roth FI. 2 years. Specially priced for 9 skirts are trimmed to match Special Elevator Service Baby Day. (Mecond Ilo iT ) the yokes. - —- - — _ [= Pair ‘ NUSUALLY of choice patterns dinary valyes! (Thrift Avenue Main Floor.) inter- esting is this offering in iu imported Curtains, 2% yards long, of first qual- ity. Made of good net, in white only. Extraor- H ‘ ad Thrift Avenue The 'Buy-Way of St. Louis Lingerie Fabric, 35c Pink silk and cotton mixed cloth, in plain, dot or Jac- quard weave. 36 inches wide. Beach Parasols, 98c High-grade imported lac- quered paper Parasols; watér- proofed; painted in bright artistic design- ard finished with bamboo handles. Madeira Card Cloths $2.95 Neatly hand scalloped Cloths of very good quality linen. Size 35x35 inches. Iced Tea Sets, 59c Consisting of six Colonial | : style glasses and 6 coasters. | Table Runners, $1.00 Tapestry Table Rugners; allover floral design; narrow or wide, and 42 to 45 inches | long. Percolators, 89c Pure Aluminum brand Cof- fee Percolators; panel shape; 8-cup capacity. Ice Crear Freezer, $1 Jewel all-metal Ice Cream Freezer, with side crank; two- quart size. gE ee RE ee ; Infants’ Dresses, $1 Semi-made Dresses of good quality batiste, embroidered in French designs; neck and — sleeves finished with rosé scal'oped edge. Women’s Hose, 65c _ Silk-and-fiber semi - fash - ioned Hose; with mercerized heels, toes and tops. shades are presented, Filet Curtains, $1.23 Pair _ Good filet Curtain with double bor- der. A durable Curtain at o very low price. (Thrift Avenue~— Main Fileor.) White Silk Ratine $1.50 Yard White silk ratine of excel- lent quality. Ideal for dresses, suitings and especial ly sports wear. 40 inches wide, | (Becalator uare-—- Main oor.) White Voile, 29c Yd. Suitable for dresses, chil- dren's wear, curtains, etc. 36 inches wide. (‘Square 9—Main Fleor.) _ quality full-length . ~~ = ~ mie he eA “— 2 ~ . . i _/ >t ~« =~ - - ihe eal + - » peated —— — am «4. .

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ESOL PL Ne eee | 6 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH the Maily POST-DIS PATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one wer evening newspaper COMBINED a a : —" =. ee Te ate _ been obtained in cash and pledges, | ward Hurd Rounds, istant treas- . DFR ViCT POLICE STOP FIGHT + OF 3 MEN wr NEW HEA) OF STATE ‘$10, 000, 000 FOR CATHEDRAL | sete yy” ws warrant the commence- urer of the yp sn yp ire Motor Qu Z ch | RLM ‘One of Two Brothers Says Thel werk of Cunghetiag Ot. Seb the | Soe Ti ue the Bubep. 60.200] aban Man, Sec eee ) Safe F Ve Relief! CORNS « — bd to Start Seon. _ ‘ ment Insulted Hi Wife Divine in New York | 782.44 is on hand in cash and | Bs men were fighting earn- Rv the Associated Press. ti es : = : estly in front of 2812 Easton ave- FINANCE COMMISSION NEW YORK. April 28.—Exca- | pledges. ‘‘Responsible groups have | 1A | [nue vesbebGay. atterdcen When po- | vation for the west front founda- oe fae obligation for the remain- | ing $1,844,799.51 for the construc- TYPEWRITERS if Undergarments ice interrupted them. They were tions of the Cathedral of St. John | *! tol Cunder, 2844 Easton, an , the Divine will be started May 6. tion of certain portions of the. $4.95 Silk Costume Slips. . _$ : | di Police ies She Mav ' John and Henry Weber, brot hers, ea LE. French ot St. 7 ouls Bishop William yy Manning last | building. a9 Remingtons Royals one lene that quick—the pain | $3.95 Philipine Lingerie ee $: ndiana - “lof 2821A and 2817 Easton, respe ae a‘ ‘Wemang ht informed a gathering of more! Rounds. Pioneer A a Underwoods Smiths safe, sure, thoroughly anti- : - . SS Beit ak aT? Millspau h’s. night i r utoman, iDes. pom te atifie in ‘ - Q: I } rs fakes Charge of Millspaug " every way as— j Jo: 59e and %5c Underwear 2 for tf Have Been Wife of Con- , tively. . RD ¢ ° “am than 1000 workers at Hotel Astor By the Associated Press. | Rebuilt—Guaranteed ) | oe ‘ lade :{ vict Henry Weber told police Cunder |} Former Office. that more than $10,000,000 has BI FFALO, N, le April -8.—- Ed | Easy in buy nom, CO ; DrScholls ' { ts 50e Bloomers ge ogre 0 ae x a : had insulted Weber's wife, Mary, — Ins | * | a7 Si Underw I if | ; | Barga | san Silkk Underwear............ ; and when he called Cunder to ac- rd you can not afford to overlook. Zino- ads . oe Cost e SIj ‘2 Pi a count on the street the fight be-| py -ne ass ved Pies s° , , $1 /OS roe hl) i 4 » By the 7 tot. pane tA wadtety gan. (Cunder denied he had _ in- JE KF — RS IN GITY, April 28.— Come in, write or phone ** Put one on- the im is gone™ ~ i at! $1.90 Pettionats «5 J. «00.6 6 30's $1 Ct vee geet medion jsulted Mrs. Weber and said hej], .. pench of Louis, new AMERICAN WRITING | Pr gs Sarthe Elcor— Sages ' of theories today guided police of |... wajking when Henry Weber | poo ag Ra ns MACHINE CO. Re 4 » two states in their efforts to iden- |struck him with a revolver and, State Finance Commis es . the. “07 PINE STREET | | — Wash Goods’ 4 ; tity the charred, bullet-riddled and John Weber kicked him as he Seal. tnken charge as head oO! A... ee | | — t dismembered body of a 16-year-old | No revolver was found by police.|}jnance Department. - ay = | Ba . ( : girl found Sunday near Chester- Cunder was treat d fora fractured He succeeds William Zuendt of | "s | BR ch Fi od Safety ° a 50e Tissue Ginghams Sh rege ee Sy a ton, Ind., and to fina her slayer. nose and lacerations He —_— the this city who announced his resig- | Oa O | - 59e Gilbrae Ginghams cence} See : ; y . ” oF Ga, ith Pace 10: Bin a. many . ae ‘ » The body, with one 47 and one bu ebe a§ were charged with peace) | ion because of defective hear- | ADVERTISEMENT | Kills Roaches and Water Bugs Clean an - 59¢ Newport: Voiles, 44 inches. . .4 4 arm missing. is In a Chesterton ; Gisturbance. ine | . e | : , *s oS imeraue. | lined Gaabaioh pence: Ee ie pphetntel wy te": PRTSEMANS DNCOVERT Dirty windshields and willl Half-silk Crepe, 36 inches....... 7 ; One theory is that the gir! wis | py the Associated Press. , »|Baker to succeed Frank C Mills- uis Bed Bugs are dangerous, A — Ticking, 2 “ 10 yard lengths. . ode p , | 28.—Presiden ee ee eee oa x t the wife of Henry J. Saunders, now| PARIS Apr’ ofticialiy openea |paugh, suspended as head of the PETERMAN’S ANT FOOD MOLE will keep your car cles Main Floor—Nugents.) in the penitentiary, a member of a | Doumergue today official — ‘State Finance Department, pend- Kills Ants a year. MOLE, the - — ' robber band. 'the International Exposition of ; at ee jury investigation in a new ; : The only tangible clews are a | Decorative Arts in which % gens ote fh oe” County of his official con- | If vou believe the spine is the seat | | rary poushes glass in Ral Corsets . partly burned pair of eyeglasses, | are participating. adout wee sabi duct and e failure of the C itizens’ 7 s of most of your phy sical ills and | | er, . & . ' bits of a dress, a string of beads, jsons were La hpeteroaly wi eye angering: ~aesed Co. in (Corin, Mo. The grand 1s sao pure, a oe more peop le are thinking sO every | PETERMAN AY ' soap, powder or paste. 4 Or "a : S powder box and & Pennsylvania | The exposition will be opened to the} Vm Fe ica to meet May 18.| elieg Try it once and you **": :"° give it a gentle massage. OID IT Bier ce x $3.50 Rengo Belt Corsets......... YW Railroad employe’s card. Opticians | pubic tomorrow. | ‘heard — 2 e ic1iouUusS. I y eve night with Joint-Ease and | / ad $3 and $3.50 Netheralls, small sizes : who measured the eyeglasses said New bs on sage A to pen. e 6é 99 wateh tha babes - ‘ , 8 : they were only slightly of a certain | stadt Yketh, who disappeared from | sp, Sigs oo eee willuse no other. Say Salada’’. It panne Y pore a a a ae a a a aw — app Pablo peri ty standard and would be difficult to! Murfreesboro, Tenn., last January. M ARION i}) AD! - oe $22 makes old fotke fod soutien ee $- Girdles, lightly boned. ...... i. TI irl’'s mother, who said she/opening is announced OF ne" people are getting it daily f Wolff- C ti I l ’ » : | 3 Me trace. » © toh ines in the vicinity of Watson Wil son Drug Co.. 7th ond Washiagten. | U icura a culm) 6“ $1 W arner Corsets, white a 4° 3 4 Belief that the girl was from | feared the body was that of er oe oe Sincerity Coa] and budge & Dolph Drug Stores and ry a $1 50 Pink Novelt Corselet 4 Gary and that she had been killed | daughter. said she had been mar-/ Mine, where the Sincerity a ' other seed pharenasiota Unad lterate d “ ‘ y CUS... 6s b¢ there was expressed by Dr. A. O./| ried last June to Yketb. Sec —— . will em aes seat a BUILDS STRONG BODIES rea ‘name is Seabee cu cae in | $1 Brocaded Brassieres Se ~mpiovment ‘ cores lit DD eo} 5 ways’ remember, when ~aent Ease gets | eres of coa A report from Evansville, Ind., | close dthat she would have become bop ch involved 817 acres \ T Pp Soy .? | ybbi said that an exam-' 1 2mp me 8 discovery for stiff, swollen, t Dobbins of Valparaiso, Porter Dr. Drobbins sal ig , $n Ex it ] t sCUDDER—Gale mits. % County Coroner. ination of the girl's body had dis provided by tnis new transaction, American Beauty £2 oo es ° ame ed joints—-and a tube for only 60 quisi e y al Grocer vm r $1.95 Dutch Silver.Lamp with shad 6 Iced Teaspoons, silver plated. . ‘S88 8 8 8.8 28 8 8 2 8 Bees Ss ess CHARGE PURCHASES BALANCE OF MONTH PAYABLE IN JUNE = SS S2@e aga aeweuasaeaeaeaeseanss & , ‘Mate Wa : Regular Sizes Large Sizes [ italiane } 14-16 18-36 44-46-48-50 $3.50 ‘‘Sun-Rain’’ Umbrellas—| q 38-40-42 and 52/2 $5.00 Faney Sik Umbrellas... 606-08 } Waeshinaton Avenue—Thru to Sixth Street A SALE TO BE LONG REMEMBERED! a Women’s Glove 69e Chamois Suede Fabric Gloves— | ) | $1.00 White Kid Gloves—sizes 5h \ | r $1.50 Bch es Silk Gauntlets, sizes 6, | (Main whos ' c gl y | =) | Handbags, Etc O | ih | a | 25 Bowtem Bid. 's ccs ice s' ee | | LI | = = — — 100 Silk Bags-—pouch or underarm 150 Leather Bags—several styles... 75 Utility Bags—self lined. adi (Main Sheets and Pillo . $1.35 Seamless Sheets—S81x90-inch €1.85 Bleached Shéeets—81x90-inch 27¢ Bleached Pillowcases, 42x36-in, 35¢e Pillow Casing—42-inch width. Bleached Muslins—36-in. wide, ya §1-in. Unbleached Sheeting, mill le [ Men’s F isk 635 Men’s Shirts—some seconds... 325 pair Men’s Muslin Pajamas... 460 pair Men’s fine hose—-some 472 pair Men’s Silk Hose........ ° 320 Men’s Neckwear......... ay 520 Men’s Knit Union Suits ..... 321 Men’s Athletic Union Suits: 265 Men’s Balbriggan Shirts and SOCORGS 6.6 0s ck Bex do » See é 210 Men’s Golf Hose............ [ Notions 78 Rubber Household Aprons. 100 Shopping Bags—iarge size.. 100 boxes Sanitary Napkins, 1 1200 cards Safety Pins—black or 200 eards Snap Fasteners— black 150 Balls Darning Cotton, odds ar 40 Bottles Shoe Dye—brown onl ‘‘Silko’’ Crochet Cotton—colors (Main |_ Cotains $1..5 and $2.25 Golared Ruffled € slight seconds, pair......... $1.69 Fringed Panels—2%4 yards $1.75 Striped Damask—beantiful ¢ binations, yard ,..+...-««- E-nd-of-the-Month Together With 1500 Frocks of Linfast and in Voile Combinations TWO DOLLARS AND NINETY-FIVE CENTS! Think of it. What right has any woman to bother about mate- rials, trimmings and making, let alone studying style books for Paris fashions she cannot hope to duplicate, when the great Kline organization can go into the market and bring back to St. Louis the most wonderful Wash Frocks imag- inable for $2.95. Thirty-five hundred of them—wonderfully styled and wonderfully made. Not apron and porch Frocks, remember, but lovely Summer Wash Frocks you will not be ashamed to wear anywhere, any time. And only $2.95 at that. Kline market pre-eminence again! An Astonishing Combination of Quality and Low Price! MATERIALS ALONE WOULD COST MORE THAN THE SALE PRICE STYLE AND MAKING WE PRESENT YOU WITHOUT CHARGE TO EMPHASIZE KLINE MERCHANDIS- ING PRE-EMINENCE ~ Colors Rose Gray White Flesh A Beige ik Orchid - Tangerine ‘of Poudre Blue 4 Yellow Strawberry Peach What the Cost Would Be to Make These Frocks Estimated by an Experienced Seamstress We have asked an EXPERIENCED SEAMSTRESS to itemize the cost of buying the materials and mak- ing one of these Dresses. We give her figures which *64++** aheo® -_ . ’ we ot . show how very remarkable these values are. oe | $2.95 ordinarily buys only the simplest kind of wash “ | frocks. “Porch Frocks” and “Apron Frocks” are Noda the terms usually employed to cover their simplicity. | . er But the Dresses: in this sale are REAL Dresses—no - Copen makeshift about them! They are made of the best / Lanui materials in the smartest and newest modes. $2.95 $2.95 P ink — SS SSSESSESQSQHESQS SSH CG BBS BES BSS SSH SHES SSS GS StS See ee 2 2 2 e sa. SesSaeeeBep ee ageeeaeueesanuaaanas

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TUESDAY. — APRIL 28, 1825. a ne ee semen om = aA ane Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening NEWS PUpers Cc sees N aa $ A a ea a ttn ~ —s 2288 menes 2.2 sane 8, Open a Charge Account —It Always Pays to Buy at Neckents ‘ . 4 49 to $5.95 values ; i a Undergarments ¢ We $4.95 Silk Costume Slips...... $3.95 $3.95 Philipine Lingerie........ $2.88 C 59¢ and 95¢ Underwear....2 for $1 a ty 50¢ ee . 39c¢ bon f Silk L nde an. » ws » ei @ i Price : $1 (Costume Slips eh Cees F 79c SE ae a $1.00 . Straw epay Hats smart (Sec _ E loor—Nugents.) “ib $1; 95 | (— Want Goods | Sie Tissue Ginghams. (eas ba pote ed 29c afety First— ean Windshiek Virty windshields and windows re dangerous. A bottle of OLE wil! keep your car clean. 759e Newport. Voiles. 44 inches. . .48¢ Half-sulk Crepe, 36 inches.......79¢ Ticking, 2 to 10 vard lengths... .28c (Main Floor—Nugentx.) year. MOLE, the new eans and polishes glass in tad ime without water, QR. pap, powder or paste. 'o muss or fuss. ‘a3.00 Rengo Belt Corsets................ $1.89 $3 and $3.50 Netheralls, small sizes:...... $1.00 MOLE $250 Para Rubber Braissieres............ $1.25 Girdles, hghtly boned................$1.89 Ais eer qreeeets. white...-..i.....:... .25c $150 Pink Novelty Corselets............$1.39 _ dirt” $1 Brocaded Brassieres...... eee “Johany Wels" LDDER—Gale Grocer Company, | ae WEY yn, V4, Ms i, Ly “Uy VA Yy (HA WIE Special sale of 300 attractive dressy and tailored Hats in a good assort- ment of styles and colors. Regular $5 to $25 Hats rn sale at BL _ Corsets | f Art Needlework 4900 Stamped Handkerchiefs P | pre SSeS sedlights (Fourth F daneenls ugents.) —— — Silverware | A3 e . 2% ob Ty fe. H ; Stamped Lame STOWE: . . ch. ad een Towels lo0U yards Bedspread Frinwe......... 20 Telephone ere es ova wk oh ee ewe i ie MAGS dnc eos ven ek (Fourth Floor—Nuagents.) yy © & we wa yw ee $1.95 Dutch Silver.Lamp with shades... ..$1.00 6 Iced Teaspoons, silver plated........... $1.00 (Main Floor—Nugents.) | Women’s Handkerchiefs a $3.00 ‘‘Sun-Rain’’ Umbrellas—Wanted (Main Floor—Nugents.) 69e Chamois Suede Fabric Gloves—sizes 6. to il% $1.00 White Kid Gloves—sizes 5% to 7..... 50c $1.50 Faney Silk Gauntlets, sizes 6, 614 only 89c (Main Floor—WNugents. ) \ re sk Be oldie bilo e owe t 95c 100 Silk Bags—pouch or under-arm stvles, $4.95 150 Leather Bags—several styles.......... $1.00 12 Utility Bags—self lined............... $1.25 (Main F loor—Nugents.) Sheets and Pillowcases | $1.35 Seamless Sheets—81x90-inch size... .$1.10 $1.85 Bleached Sheets—81x90-inch size... .$1.55 27¢ Bleached Pillowcases, 42x36-in. size, each 23c 35¢ Pillow Casing-——42-inch width. Yd..... 25¢ Bleached Muslins—36-in. wide, vard..*..... 10c §l-in. Unbleached Sheeting. mill lengths. Yd. 37c (Main Floor—Nugents.) a Men’s Furnishings | 635 Men’s Shirts some seconds........... 79c $25 pair Men's Muslin PRNNR. Ss. 5.0 6's 2 $1.00 460 pair Men’s fine hose—some seconds... .19c mepew men’s Silk Hose.....)............ 69c Gn @ IN@GKWOAT... 2... decescccsdsccn o9C 520 Men’s Knit Union Suits ........... . .63¢ o21 Men’s Athletic Union Suits........... 63c 265 Men’s Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers; I Mek eR ee £2 owe en 4 6 «aed 59c EN OS" FR Sr See $1.19 (Main Floer—Nugents.) + Notions | 78 Rubber Household Aprons, Each ik ee oa 19¢c 100 Shopping Bags—iarge size............ 29c 100 boxes Sanitary Napkins. 1 doz. in box. .39c 1200 cards Safety Pins—black only. 3 cards 6c 200 ecards Snap Fasteners— black and white 3c 190 Balls Darning Cotton, odds and ends. Ball Sc 40 Bottles Shoe Dve—brown only..........12¢ “Silko’’ Crochet Cotton—colors only. Ball 6c (Main Floer—Nugents.) $1..5 and $2.25 Colored Ruffled Curtains— ee a a ee $1.00 $1.69 Fringed Panels—2'4 yards long, each, $1.29 $1.75 Striped Damask—beautiful color com- NS OD Sere Se ee ee $1.25 E-nd-of-the-Month Sale om Ensemble Suits $30 to $40 Values— m2 1 Beige Irchid ingerine dre Blue ‘ellow > 4 awberry Coats of finest wi > and charmeens — tone each , tailored or fetchingly Green fi —o : | 4 “¢ ravyVv ‘aT anary Ss Dresses f h AVY Canton T crepe and flat crepe. with ar? ja bots and other attrac- vender Live irimming Touc ies, . Included are short and open civ Price Hoofland’s Herb Tea...-..------ Germinol Foot Powder..... Oe. hig! » Goodwin's Foot Soap.....------- 10c 14-piece Breakfast Set, pink spray designs $7.89 102-piece Dinner Set, blue and gold ....$16.96 Cups and Saucers, thin imported china, 6 for 69c S-plece leed Tea Sets. jug and b glasses. “e .$1.79 Serving Trays, mahogany fimish........... 89c ‘-piece Berry Sets. bow] and 6 dishes....... 59c 12-piece Iced Tea Sets, 6 glasses and 6 sippers, 79c (Third Floor—Nugents.) [ Girls’ Wear ? 100 Girls’ $2.98 Khaki Suits, sizes 6 to 18.$1.98 300 Girls’ $1.50 Tub Dresses, sizes 6 to 14.. 965c 75 Girls’ $9.95 Spring Coats, sizes 6 to 14.$5.95 50 $14.95 Coats, wanted materials and colors: sites 6 te 16... /. . .. Vaterproof yW eek’ Seclade $1.2 .25 5 Padlivies Handmade _vertrudes =) _ at “ “SL 00 ‘$1. 95 ‘Baby Sweaters der re Mage oer $1.50 $4 95 Rock. ee Walker a oy we. S8Be Extra Le pees Vant ta Vests bias and wo mixed t stage ray ta 89¢ Baby Crib and Pad. : , ire spr ngs and rubber-tired ton-filled tufted ¢5 Gg ee oTy enam $a Johnson's Pure Castile Babys Soap ; 19¢ Antiseptic Tuleaum 19 ¢ Ba by Kecord Keak | 1.25 = — lic evered Quilted 4 fer $1.00 69. eteadtin Caused Quilted ? fer S| 00 (Fourth Fleer—VNuagents«.) $2.50 Printed Crepe jie Cc Saedcne -inches $1.98 Foulard Silks—36 inches. $2.98 Satin Canton Crepes—40 inches $2.50 Silk and Woo! Spiral Crepes— 40-in. ' $2.49 Brocade Canton Crepes—Black only: 49 Black Brocade Coating Ita yon——4° inches... led Ere $1.98 Navy Bine Chiffon Taffetas— Yard wide $1. 98, $2. 50 and $2.98 Values | ——————— 23 lemons cloth Wash Silks— Wednesday ‘ = The May Sale of Lingerie Continues Y¢ hy 7 ue, $2.50 Cre pe ‘Faille ili light colors: 40-in Extra! 33-Inch Imported Pongee a 5 'e tT ta. imperted tan Ponge ‘e Silk in natura! tandard Quailty Yard ‘(Main Foeor—Nugents.) $1.70 if Princess [7 / Slips Kine nainsook Ships with hem- stitched bodice tops — trimmed End -of-the- Month Sale Coats $20 to $25 Values f Ving Coats of Velva Suede Flannel Silks \ (‘ome in the new colors; great XY Variety of stvies to ehoose from Downywave Deerona Only one and two ef a styi« sizes 1% 45 Silk-and- Cloth Coats Special » $8.95 | i . #1.95 lland-Hmbroidered Jap. Kimonos, . .$1.25 42 $1.95 fancy cotton Crepe and Checked Voile i ee sd. 15 $4.95 and $6.95 Beacon Bathrobes ae eee $3.95 (Fourth Fleer—Negents.) | Housefurnishings, Etc. a Floor Polishing Mop and Bottle O’Celar i ere er ee 79c Bird Cages—imported ; porcelain seed cups, $1.49 © Absorene Wall Paper Cleaner; 3 cans...... .25¢ Paints—ready mixed ; various colors; gal.. .$1.49 Old English and Johnson’s Floor Wax— BED, COMO eet c 0c cs 0bc bbe eee ee 47c Cast Iron Skillets and Dutch Ovens—shop- ee ee Wis deilaos Yq Price Wash Baskets—strong imported willow... .59¢ Wall Clocks—imported, hand earved...... $1.19 » agents.) (Feurth FleorW i:nd-of-the-Month Sale a. df ¢ Spring Dresses $16.75 to $25 Values $0.00 | Made of fine quality satin- faccuamtens, crepe de chine, failles, and also a few Potret twill; all celors and black. All sizes 14 to 42, but not in every atyle.

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- ADVERTISEMENT _—_ “es a % oa oe 2 ” — ——— — The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED ego TPeeer ST nes a a Re ee eee Te, aU ' Say ts — o ¢ = ¥ a ; ” ‘ 4 . ‘ " Eo . " * YT . wr «) ‘ae A i) 2 ee as 3 [MAN CITES AUTO ACCIDENT IM PETITION FOR DIVORCE VERMIN ON CHILDRENS HEADS] | winiam Dempsey Says Wife Suf- Absolutely harmices. non-oily, ; non-sticky and doesn't interfere fered Serious Injury While ona ” with color or growth of hair. “Joy Ride.’ O06 destroys all vermin. and the eggs or nite that cling to the hair. Use it also as a preventive Bold at all drug stores—35e, 65c and $1.25. An automobile accident in which ) Mrs. Rose Dempsey, 25 years old, $4 was injured while riding with sev- > eral men and women, is cited 4s ® an indignity in a divorce petiton (i J filed yesterday by her husband, oe —tWilliam Dempsey, 7508 North | 4+}ee Broadway, a railroad employe. The accident occurred early the morn- Ky ing of April 23, 1924, when the | 'auto crashed into a telephone pole | als of Pressure —_—_—_——_—_ Danger Si High Bi J ele @& MM IM CHARGE PURCHASES MADE REMAINDER OF MONTH, ENTERED ON MAY STATEMENTS, PAYABLE JUNE FIRST **Dizzy spells, hot flashes, pains in the head, shortness of breath, sleep- lessness, and nervousness usually in- dicate high blood pressure,’’ warns physician who found treatment to reduce it. These are symptoms which show an accumulation of poisonous waste matter in the system or that one or more of your organs has weakened | and caused the heart to be overtex- | ville, Mo. / on the Fee Fee road, near Patton- | 0.9 According to the suit, Mrs. Dempsey gave her name as “Mrs. Smith.” She and her husband were separated at the time. Mrs. Demp- sey lost the sight of one eye in the accident and suffered other in- juries, the divorce petition states. One of her companions, Joseph Minnis, 6408 Lenox place, was Last Week of the Diamond Jubilee Sale—Choice of Our Entire Stock of Furniture Excepting Items Already Marked at Diamond Jubilee Prices At 20% Discount ed. Check it at once for it is known | killed. high blood pressure brings on hard-| Dempsey also charges that his ts) ° ening — of the arteries, apoplexy,| wite had a violent temper and that * Bright’s disease, and often sudden | .},6 to)4 him she did not love him. K ) death. She requested him to get a divorce, oa purely vegetable ‘ . harmless Norma, a prescription, medicine and a physician's he avers. They were married March 13, 1923, and separated more than AX reduces blood pr onure + surely it — : Cal euccess. . J Sarded 59 8 feat mpt relief. Ask for | @ year ago. She lives at 6347 Sub-/| Y) Norma for high blood ag —— urban avenue. ye SA Wilson. Judge & Dolph Drug Stores. &n- pase —_—— derle & Johnson Drug Stores, and aill New Engines for Shenandoah. yn € eee. 7 ~————=———-= | By the Associated Press ¢ ADVERTISEMENT 3 . a WASHINGTON, April 28.—New RA AR Oh. ‘Treated One engines will be installed soon in the Aa dirigible Shenandoah to increase | Week FREE her cruising radius from 4000 to “ thi “a _. ion 5000 miles. The five 306-horsepow- hours, swelling reduced in a few days. reé-|er Packard engines now in_ the | craft will be replaced with three of ulates the liver, kidneys, stomach and heart purifies the blood, strengthens the entire system. Write for free trial treatment. the new 700-horsepower Packard SW TU DROPSY REMEDY CO.. soe agg ¥ Atlanta, Georgia engines. ——-— = ” XX Manufacturers’ Sensational Offer Manufacturers 1018 Olive Street (8S. E. Cor. 11th) ‘Branch Stores in All Principal Cities of the U. 8. PIANO Our tremendous stock of slightly used, shop-worn and second- hand upright, Grand and Player-Pianos of almost every make and description must be closed out at once, regardless of cost or value. Some of these instruments have never been off our floor —some are only slightly used, and some are shop-worn. They are 4 all put in stock to be sold at these great sale prices. All of these instruments are of well-known makes, s&®ch as + Starck, Steck, Kingsbury, Foster, Underwood, Kenmore, Stein- K) way and many others, a Low Prices on. Player-Pianos $450 Player-Pianos.........$175 575 Player-Pianos......... 285 Bo 650 Player-Pianos......... 345 O 750 Player-Pianos......... 415 | £0. 975 Player-Pianos......... 535 ; Terms—$2.00 Per Week on Used Players STORE OPEN >, F5*. Ay Pe | °e RED ha t's (os | iP she Lethe Soh ele, SOO rigeys 3. et » The ebewe cut Giustrates one of the beautiful Player- | Planes offered during this sale. Reduced Prices =; x. Pianos | -\. These are only « few of the plance included in this sale. Come ta a © eee Et. op - got 7 tH 4. Stone & Co..$ 47 | Trowbridge. $ 959 Kingsbury.. 85 | Singer..... 1359 | Steinway... 165 | Foster ..... 2159 a Warner .... 215 | Butler ..... 185 Starck ..... 295 | Starck..... 335 Starck Special Terms $7.00 Per Week Any used upright egg advertised in this sale can be purchased 4 1° per week. ° accept your ent piano, phonograph ether musical instrument at present value and you shell nen Ay No Money Down Any sincere trustworthy person can take advant low prices and easy terms offered during this spetial oe the on New 9 Manufacturers of Starck, Upright, Grand and Player-Pianos 8. E. COR. 1018 Olive St. ELEVENTH OPEN EVENINGS =. Louis B A. Starch Pians Gy} Below are Diamond Jubilee Specials which, of -— ———— SS — gl OO Ag ee «* onan? 2 be = ’ ; ~~ ~ “= ear : SS x \ \ —— \ WN j ip o YH WY eed ..oonit NINN SSS A Group of the Newest Living-Room Suites Never before shown to the public—just exhibited at the Grand | Rapids Furniture Market this Spring. Priced 25% to 3314% | less than the regular prices—for this week only. The Suite illustrated—carved walnut frame, mohair covered, | with fine damask cushions. Regularly “/ $430 for the two pleces. In the Jubilee for Fourteen other styles—equally beautiful—no two ex- Priced $167.50 to $250.00. actly alike. 3-Piece Sun Room Suite Regularly $75.00 $49.75 Substaftially built. In the attractive new frosted finish. Spring-filled cushions covered in good quality cretonne. Furniture Shop—Fifth Floor. course, are not included in the above discount. Telephone Set Stand and bench, finished antique mahogany, Regularly $17.00 $9.75 Tea Wagon Walnut or mahogany finish drop-leaf table, removable tray. Regularly $12 75 $19.75 ° Ose et alteas ae : ~ yee oS ae Fiber Rocker Frosted brown finish. Tapestry spring cushions, re- movable. Regu- $15.75 larly $26.00 ] a a — cccean mapas aN LL LLL ALD Thursday—Last Day to Secure TWO TUBS FREE Latest 1925 Model This Great Offer Ends Thursday, April 30th UST turn your laundry prob- lem ovef to us—we'll have an Eden all ready to do your next washing and send it out with the two free tubs. A courteous demonstrator will show you how easy it is to use. RS 2.15 Down Balance in x 18 Months U Order Now and Save $15! Electric Shop—Basement—Phone Olive 7500 For the Last Week of the Diamond Jubilee FREE $10 Set of Attachments With the Royal Electrical Cleaner This Week Only WF cannot continue this offer later than next Saturday. In addition to the ful! Set of Attachments, which are free, you may pay on most convenient terms with only— » ] Down Attachments for Doing All Housecleaning The $10 Set of Attachments includes tools for suction and blowing so you can clean and renovate upholstered furniture, bedding, out- of-the-way places, draperies, lamp shades, up- nolstery in the car and a hundred and one other places where dust accumulates. Electric Shop—Downstairs—Call Olive 7500 “Eveready” Flashlights $1.59 VERY specially priced in the Jubilee and regularly selling at $2.35. Black satin finish two-cell Flashlights, the well-known Eve- ready miner type. Kodak Shop—First Floor. Miner type. Yacht Chairs, $3.25 te $4.50 Yacht Chairs of hardwood, with col- lapsible brown canvas backs and seats. Downstairs Shop. Lawn Chairs, $1.98 i EGULAR $3 Lawn Chairs made of hardwood, with white canvas backs and seats. Collapsible. Downstairs Shop. Wi / HLA Housekeepers Will Want to Take Advantage of These Spe. ‘ cial Prices for the Last Week of the Jubilee Sale : 1a)= —~ =e TET Drapery Sets As Illustrated Of Imported Damask H Veta « aE f — - — os ’ oe yy i — eS wee —" “N Se e+ r “*¢ , “9 tec : .. " comtte 8 J 525 ONE of the most unusual offerings of this tremendous sale. The first time we have offered made-up draperies of fine Italian moire damask in beautiful designs on varicolored striped back- ground, with blue, rose or mulberry pre- dominating. Regularly $26. ‘ a? w Set consists of side curtains, 25 inches by 2% yards. Finished at sides and bottom with 1-inch bullion fringe. Scal- loped valance, 18 inches by 50 inches, with 2-inch bullion fringe. A pair of tie-backs, decorated with cord and 1- inch bullion fringe. gD sas) et The set will fit a window 44 inches wide by 2% yards long. Additional length valance for wider windows at $1.00 a foot. Cretonnes at 75c . Regularly $1.25 to $1.65 ae OUSANDS of yards—including light adapted for pretty frocks and little fotk’s and dark grounds on which brilliant aprons. In this group are assembled Cretonnesand Chintzes, usually selling far above this price. -@ Other groups include hand-blocked linens, and other fabrics in great profusion, whose @ designs are copied from some of the finest A old-world chintzes and wall papers. Flounced Ruffled Curtains Special $ 1.98 Pr. ‘ Another lot of these very popular grenadine + Curtains with small dots; » deep, full flounces and birds and flowers show colorfully. Many weights and fabrics are shown this season in Cretonne—some with the weight that means grace in window hangings, others so soft and finely woven that they are readily Artificial Silk _ Casement Curtains | Panels | Reg. $7.75, $8.75 and Regularly $3.45 Each eres cme Special, § 2. 45 Ea. Special § 4, 85 Ea Exceptional offering of the finest weaves in shadow lace, Several styles in shadow all- Quaker, Amorex and Sun- over designs, also plain and novelty weaves. All have fhine weaves. Also artificial silk, straight or scalloped at bottoms. Silk fringe, 45 to 50 inches wide by 2% yards substantial better quality silk long. Suitable for living ruffling. Tie-backs to room, dining room, halls and bullion fringe. libraries. match. Curtain and Drapery Shop—Fourth Floor. Beginning Wednesday—A Sale of 10,000 Pieces of Hand-Cut and Iridescent Glassware At 19 ¢ and P5G Each Less Than Half the Regular Price HIS tremendous quantity of Glassware represents the surplus stock of two of the largest Glassware factories. . Purchased at prices far below regular, we are in turn selling this beautiful Glass- ware at extreme concesslons. Very slight imperfections may be found in a few pieces. clear, beautiful, perfect. Many patterns are included, and early selection should be made to insure getting full dozens to match. Goblets Wines Fruit Salads Cocktails Sherbets No Exchanges, Credits, Telephone or C. 0. D. Orders Glassware Shop—Fourth Floor and First Floor Tables, But the majority is Ice Teas 7 Special Jubilee Price on the Cameraphone — A Phonograph Enclosed in a Camera Box 4 Regularly $ 50 = $8.50 a LL ), — = — —_— HIS little Phonograph produces a great | sensation in Summer camps or any 0¢- — casion when you want to take musie along. | Enclosed, it takes up a very small space, and ean be easily packed or carried. Open, — it produces music with perfect clearness and beautiful tone. It plays almost any make of record. Music Salon—Sixth Floor. OO a "e Oe Oe oe OI ® Rememi yg In the An Importan The Costume. G45 to Taken From the Priced for Ju 33} NOTHER atractiv Celebration that from beautiful, exclus usually moderate price Included in the coll for immedate and es: : casions: Chiffons © — Satins In Navy, * High and Mostly One-0 To be placed on sale Price Wednesday mor Ne Sumn

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- . Se et ee, od ae er *, = i ? re sine mie ow & Bs wv a ~~» oa bed - . , - ee AT 7 4 SOS >» — - 2 MANGE (Hil QT ; HH} eeial "sa % - ; ' ~\y_ SON ~ JUBILEE _ % CHARGE PURCHASES MADE REMAINDER OF MONTH, ENTERED ON MAY STATEMENTS, PAYABLE JUNE FIRST | Remember—Only Four More Days of the Final Jubilee Week 6 ae -*% ~ oe * of These Spe- bilee Sale -~ ty X~ . S65 Pr > '*_t nteQt ~ a x A, tec ’ 5 aa LON er “> A» Y In the Sports Shop—Second Floor | Ansther Opportunity to Select on Wednesday During the Third Week of the Jubilee, the Toilet Goods Shop Features “yr. =a kh - ie

&. p> Cachemelle - “Richelieu Pearl” Dresser Sets $ - | And Other Handsome Toilet Sets & =.* _ a - Bt = Yard | Eight Daily I ‘TOILET Sets in new and atrractive saute extremely low New Mannish Tailored Sport Coats ae aay neem seemein ote at $1.10 = last week so many requests have come to us that we vy RO - 7 , ee range ossom offer it again for Wednesday only of this week at the special Toilet Water. Regularly $1, TSe 75 § price of $2.75 a yard. A beautiful, soft, cashmere fabric for we ensemble costumes, ; . Ss. V. B. Special Powder, ; 4 a coats and frocks; 54 inches wide. | regularly 65c box, at SOc | na . . S. V. B. Hygienic Cleansing Henna Crabapple Cherry Peach Cream, 8 oz. Regularly Tc Boe Yellow White Powder Blue | Jar, at | Ss V. B. Benzoin ane Al- r ae Py r Woolens Shop—Second F! mond Lotion. Regularly 5%c IGHTWEIGHT tweed and kasha Top- _ bettie, at S5e : = “ > me > — ae & Pe Sas sa Ss Vv. B. Vanishi Cc . - — SS - coats in swagger, strictly tailored mod- : Regularly S0c jar, at Se i (We . ! i Ss. V. B. Peroxide Cream, ———— — els with mannish collars, double-breasted ef- | Crane's | oe: eee oo LS fect and smoothly fitting shoulders. rca “Early Puritan” | i ehica ria, 10-Piece Dresser Sets In gray, tan and tiger-eye. Sizes 14 to 42. ; a Rae Stationery | % Six Different Styles for Choice ~~ -: 3 oe . ’ 4 2, : , : : Pa oe ., ~ ‘ " a ‘ th , pe ; nal > A» z..: 4“ » FAS — £ WeePe ape Pe: der MON $2 2S. aw = “| $25.00 Sets | $30.00 Sets; $32.00 Sets | $37.00 Sets a : ; : h styles in Dre Sets, Excellent Jubilee values in these two spe- : add charming decorative note to the dressing table, All im +7 , 1°70a | o) =t 7s rn, | | Amb 1d colored handles. yearl with choice of gold l. white l 1, ‘ ial] pl Ice d croups. One mod illustrated, 2 Sports, Apparel Shop—Second Floor. | per in choice of white, ; — wir cick bie | | 3-Piece Club Set 5-Piece Misses’ Set | 3-Piece Dresser Set | Regularly $8 and $9 Regularly $9.50 | Regularly $15 24 matching envelopes An Important Wednesday Jubilee Feature. ~ with tissue linings same shade as borders. Ree | $5 75 : $ 7 75 $ ! | ° ° | 9, 75 > > > 2“ ‘rocks and littie folk’s + ssembied Cretonnes and ing far above this price. e hand-blockei linens, great profusion, whose & 34 ular $5 Stationery, a selection of especially iin- portant quality and smart appearance. . Comb, hair brush and cloth | Misses’ Set, in replica gray, Comb, brush and mirror ta brush in replica white pearl, pearl, white on amber, plain iridescent replica gold or fom. some of the finest A white pear replica amber fall papers. gray pear!, plain amber or 4 ‘hite : he hit earl, li nd w | amber, white pearl or shell and white on replica amber. 1 EN SRA od ea Poe shell on amber ce - 0 3) 3 se ——— === In white pearl $7.75 | on amber. | Pearl $10.73 ounced Ruffled y & $ 4 5 to % Ss 5 Dr esses zcpee oceta aioe Curtains For Boys and Girls—Sale of 300 | y ae Taken From the Regular Stock é. Canvas Athletic Shoes : ‘al Pr. | For Nat IB k $1. I8 ; | it Priced for Jubilee Selling A Splendid Summer Selection ee aby wes | & i h : . ? eae ae $37.23 A, = swews | Little ‘Tots’ Wearables ° 24 "a pe } IN a A» The Costume Salon Offers a Group of Regular “2 Stationery Shop—First Floor. Ee Ae - > ~~ > ~~», 4? an >* € ®, Ls ¢ ~ ins with small dots; : $ 1.19 F lr. At Jubilee Prices full flounces and ng. Tie-backs to TR ee ee eee } Pe ee \ week devoted to the interests of Shoes, laced to toes. ’ cA oe : © — PA Celebration that invites pou to select ( HAMA inp joced. teat ond ane little tots and a week in which mothers will ‘elebration that invites vou to selec Hit 2 | ' 5 ; : ‘ i t f a ee 1 lui 4 1 3] t Hi ‘® | ¢ patch. Brown laces. A ' enjoy making selections at special Jubilee rom beautitul, exc ive models at an un- 1) Ieee) ) most desirable Shoe for ew = § ‘ | ‘lg: me rang ate ple prices. Just a few items noted here: usually moderate price! Beek SY ~ athleties—for school wear A MASSOm \erfi -—for Summer sports. Sizes from 8 for small girls or boys, to 6 for older boys. Shoes worth much more | : f \ Little Tots’ Frocks memes in —" enatomtg are silk Dresses ao} 7 7 than the low Jubilee price would indicate. FIT. for imme aye an Summer wear—tor all Oc - Hi BATE Basement Shoe Shop. ae | 7 casions: i | — x. $1.95, $2.95, $3.95 a 1. PX G's ee | . ~~ 2s 2_«y a> & > &. ~ A» 2.2. = * & ees aa = Chiffons Georgettes Ms > ; arenes Eumtiat S Seal A special purchase brings a large group of ere B17 Ss J A eat Linen Huck ‘Towels H id cunning Frocks in voiles, English prints, dimi- Satins Hlat Crepes 0 . | ties, ginghams and broadcloths, trimmed with hand stitehings, hand designs and contrasting eolor bindings. Ages 2 to 6. Ay SOK BSS . > > s : nee SARE For Wednesday "Pieces of “» _ —s =. =- 7 ~~ «& = 7 a > «> > a5t..35* o~ EOS very specia! price. ) Embroidered init ials | 3 years 95c | Baby Boy Suits, 2to4 years $2.95 Se Ee enae one _ Infants’ Handmade Nightgowns $1.00 | Scale with canvas basket top $5.00 ms Size 18x32 inches. | (JIOs.~ -" a . 2p: | To be placed on sale at this special Jubilee | ce hee seuminthdas sina ce | Gingham and Chambray Creepers, 1 to | Infants’ Hand-Knit Bootees, pair 45c ; Price Wednesday morning. = is stock of two of the gs: In the Cos Salon—Th RIN Pa . | ‘a Lo —_— All linen huck. Infants’ White Flannelette Nightgowns | Folding Dressing Tables $2.95 this beautiful Glass- iar 2 anen Shop—Second Floor. 45c | Baby Beds, ivory finish $3.95 . ? 2 ‘ . ee ee ay Infants’ Shop—Third Floor. Ps x _> > ut the majority is X New “Kn: ws 9 | sae to insure getting SO aD Dix-Make -~ 200 Wardrobe Trunks | ae ee ny ah . | Regularly $55 aes ery Special for Wednesday's ing— erbets Ice Teas — i : } { } i [ | rite | . > bs Summer Uniforms $45 oo—- s 500 Smart Silk and Leather Bags Orders For Nurses and Maids FVrane erent | tose eT) ||| $9.75. $4.75 “Fas les, Regularly $2.95—Jubilee Special and suitable for mei ye 2) | ea -—* ~~ oe «y» s 3 cae * LL — , we 1) é ce on the 10ne na Camera Box 29 > oe Ny a. ee’, eae = \We have grouped on a center aisle, first floor table, for $ 95 locking device, shoe and ee __dinp | | Wednesday. a very special selection of Handbags, all ° hat compartment, Cust ; | | specially secured as distinctive Diamond Jubilee values. “ty >, a ad oe Se Ap curtain, laundry bag ail a There are Silk and Leather Bags at Very individual Silk and Leather Bags at and ijroning board. . ay Luggage : A fine ese ‘ment in genuine seal leather. in moroceo HESE attractive, cool, well-made Uni- | | and in vaehette, at $6.75 forms have just been received—special- | Women’s Suitcases | These Bags are all superior values, with fittingsAinings, stvle and appearance of outstanding merit ly purchased and priced for Jubilee selling. | Regularly $17 and $18 : ree Pioed The style is illustrated. Made on straight | Le ? 7 - | aut 7 lines, buttoned down the front and finished with blue or lavender piping. One large pics ty Pacey Fe pocket. | — — — ~ — i a gaa peonel onegse — . ’ . ééé . +g — : f wcKket } lf and oth ends. A splendid example ol the favored Dix- AM Poltae "hol ) 22 oye 26 sau Make” Uniforms and an excellent value. one Jubilee Price. New Uniform Shop—Third Floor. . Luecragce "+2 a we. . ~ A & - 4%... 7% produces a great ‘amps or any oc- ce musie along. ery small space, r carried. Open, erfect clearness -£ eo oS ~ ~s 5 — + (> => overed - .” & a’ > & Aa» nan 6 4 ‘ e of record. * ~ * ~ Shop—Downstairs 0 eS LV aL att LP 2* OP ot te to .,.%5*

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a ow ee pew oe ite ate tk ies nd he vafsit y 10 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — : in ae ae [Sale o Goentn Later freight and did not see the east- was © th him. also waffered | inter- nN Tr Nn TY) u r ur . = Be Gay r od or Ss *s © CO lec let were, a ” 7 : rt ‘es >, _ : ‘is er: will -- servi : al 4 . hou a ’ ai ; u tii it aA too late. ; 13 ‘ee ; : : * a2- - lette y' : Rirkhe! mer « eon. SY Clair who he fatal. = , OU r sal ps let? ters. : ON SOCIAL DUTIES [J = 2so9 N. 10th St. (10th & C ». Central 1646 oa be yee FO ES ° ’ jundersta WO million dollars worth Each Day, 11 to Noon, ot Majestic homes have it New with eee been sold. One out of every five OF | FFEE . pe bebe (0 Such Matter: ip | Liver Oil Tablets . purchasers is in the construction “ ao wre It’s no trick at all, as . . oS a people have learned die BAittor ts prepared or allied business. By volume Diamond Dyes" 1 - cong atnveon in the pm | Satement. today anmounced he and by e xpert judgment, the ) ay Gross” Cay 5 Use of -_ sonal ; a ° Tables. a . the pen wi) ive one hour cai , : . j * . value ot Ma; estic homes has ; T Lio int or Roa: to Dv : and cause al S m™m. to moon, to the “social sid¢ just p to Tint o1 o)) ie | \ as - - | } Lah od ) etposed @ Bie office, and that the rest o! becn established. u e as e et geal > Garments, Draperies, — Ever yatt."' his day would be devotec to mun ) we - ae ‘The f . . hicim as = + *e is inNaUuUneUura- es 2 . = * i> ion ae . - separate Re) Marestic Homes Corp. 4935 Delmar Boul. Forest 9063 || Beautiful home dycing and tinting dresses, coats, stockings, sweaters, LOW ROUND { RIP Post-Dispatch Bureau. | which 2 ‘lion @ week af0 (* Gas ' : is guaranteed with Diamond Ls =. at aj nes, co) cove: ings, hangings, every: °9.23 Wratt Bullding ized Wa: wir . yty H: efore 9 Just dip im cold water to tint soit. taing sew. pon 7 , arriving at ‘he ; reer -- shinies ae tel te dre rich Buy ‘‘Diamond Dres’’"—no other ND A Vy K A ASHINGTON, April 28.—Col. the folie —_ smaired there Geucate saaces, GF SoM to Gre me; ams — pee Shap a rw 4 , = . ‘ ~ ~ > pace, is gerie, silks, ribbons, skirts. waists, cotton, © mired goods fare plus 25 cents, between all stations where one way fare peechecn 38 A Reeer WEE Si ne howl Lt : . Ge cc An eee Dee SD Oe ie ne ross’ the ead ot m maging address urging establish- | » | In mY pls | Renae CURED Is not more than 30.0U. ‘tinimum Ro ind Trip fare 75 , amt and recognition of the air | gare, is ee is ioe. 2 Half Soled ents LicKets limited to date Of Saie : as the first line of national | with an tion sta .emen.> ‘ ———~~ — en "s WITHOUT THE Lc. : “an 4 _. t he ey of St outs : - _ . — : +e atte mee” = WITH THE 4g ad Fistula, Fissure — a! } Rect al Diseases cu Ne by a = Soot- ine he ag Methont FOR FULL PARTICULARS CALL “actually it is now, whether rec-/ bail: or. UlLSsness acgimiwuistrat: : om ATHE yi antee— Deten- . , > . > _eaaesy eS lU : on = rs : a a mot idle statements. nor were — = — sy from Business. Cai or write tc oe " FREE BOOK Valuable te (,. E. Herring, PD. P. A.. 1206 Boatmen’s Bank Bide. : ; oi or not.” he added. ether su ~ ro iG ~ € 2 e ie ee they made to secure votes aa fat \\\ We Call for and Deliver naa ce' aaa AND Eas ATION FREE ” PIP aarnshe creas som Phone Central 8000 City Ticket Office. 318 WN. Broadway SL ' oe ‘via r Cc ' iEWw COE ectal Specials. fice Hours: as tt is humaniy possibre is > PHONE NEAREST BRANCH 501 PINE STREET ex- ) | pears It Is of the finest. Truly eo? the combatants, went to her son s adress and sport models. resses your own renmation att a assistance and was pushed aside - press€S your own personality. it savings presented are extreme. her son-in-law She had a revolve ; aed fired it omce at Gremmiler Gremmier is in city ' bullet fired by hie mother-in-lax having penetrated his left arm a Seraged this left cheek Mrs , liwea, with bruises on her | , IN THE BASEME 7 Eee x | ieteeliinery Sesines in Kvery Coat in Stock Similar to Beastfal Styles and Fine Materials in i: _ + New Spring Coats : the Ones Purchased Has Been Dras- i New Spring Coats- Surtees euffered Surday n: his eedan was struck bw an eas- bound Pennsy!* imia freight train at @ @treet croesinge. He was wa’ in@ the approach of a westbeund ry a a ; At a New Low Price 85 tically Keduced to Conform in Price At Wee Seki i These Coats are all so smart, so refreshing and new that you'll instantly admire them. In the popular tie-in-front and flare styles, they are fashioned of Poiret twill, suedine — and flannel. New colors. HESE Coats speak so eloquently for themselves that we need only to notify you that the values are prac- tically unprecedented—and that however great your anticipations, you will still be surprised to find such supe- riority of style, fabrics and workmanship at prices so low. | Today—after eating—take | ant tasting Tablets. Relieve Gas Bloat, rn, Sourness. Food Food Repeating | pan These Coats are worth a great dea! more than $6.85. Why $6.85 won't even pay for the ma- terials im some cases! Materials include deerona, flannel, suedine, Angora and po- laire. Every Spring color. Regular Sizes 14 to 40 Larger Sizes 42 to 52 ( Basement. ) RAPA Aa ahaa ha hb PARA hAAbaaAAaAsaababa bd dbbbh AADADAADADAA SD AAADAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAA LLLLAOALLEE ELAR ERE Tr,” i i i i i i i i i hh i i eee i i i ~ “a = = = - - - - ee es ee ee CC ll "www ss i ~~! _—=—=—_—------------.--- ee eS eS SS, SS SS SS » DD DD Dee “TTT SONNENFELD'’S, 610 to 6:8 WASHINGTON AVENUE §20cS sual ee a wane a ST ae ©) te ee

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rtivei rere Za, aay VERTISEME ain 5 Pound , ce oes. x 5.3 TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1925. baal The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED f brilliant and important future for MY SLOW 0 | sureness and facility. Consequently all else used electricity, Mitchell last night pictured a stroyed by aircraft with absolute /|the army used kerosene; and, when the army our system. ception of the few old hands who'| ’ So that, wrth the ex- lation—It ' the case in the development of av-. means the virtual cur-' ing their marked by agreement on all funda- | relationship had nv, | aeronautics and said the men who | the old ide , , a of a surface navy |continued for years to stick to the stuck t “ | oi | had “stuck by the air business” | being a positive means of a coast | old illuminants of the coe ves ra binge eee Catimont of their ‘penge tine mMN-) Mental mathere: Pa pe eh | ~ ‘ e who ary , : - ay had gone through its darkest days.|defense has ceased to exist. In the Indian campaigns the about ae 2 i ray medprtancs: Peet Sw nse ve Pept oc salma Speauing of the Unities Gy see )N. Broadwoa The developme f +4 | ooupy ! + ag . iar 7 ronautics just at the time | initiative, self-assertiveness and vice proposal and the attiude of the | Opment of aviation, he We know positively that missile | S@vages were better armed than our | we needed th } , . | | eal a em to the greatest, self-confidence are almost entirely’ War and Navy Departments in op- | 619 N. Broadwa} | maintained, would lead to better | throwing weapons acting from fae regular troops, as were the Span-| extent. | @. A y Lamael a x | | | is taken out of them. They either do position to it, Mitchell declared: . I } " ™ > a . 1 5 rs - ; oney cause of increased rapidity of |against hostile aircraft To place ne nts would i been in the W orld lee I ay S were taken by offi- ' , \ s nar inwar e® are Das ng more in ® sna Great Dollar | ceanepoltation, It will cause re-iany basic reli: he le ‘War had we not taken the wea | rs stecped in the peace-time ad-| 0OUshtS, Or when called on, tell, ows of the valley of ignorance to- | eT at’s the iron-c] d ” £ , an) asic rellance on them alone | , P- | ministrative met hods of our old ex- cnly part of what they know. The day than ever before. recom- Day Clean p a Guaran. duction of armaments and elimin-|is merely a delusion and a snare. |0"S Of OUr associates, ecufi result is that the facts al 2 . behind Dr G oct peat, | : Uso! a 8 “Phe sesinine of aircraft , ecutive © departments. It takes time | "@SU!t is that the facts about aero- mended creation of a force of 2400 | 1682 Prs. er Oil Tablets " eirements, particularly on the ber of them are necessary in their ~aaniiitn les pati: ar: maa and | their mentality so as to make them | f¢™S¢ are obtained by the public/ nel and supply facilities. The units | Women 5 t's no trick at all, as hum aca. | proper places, but the only ade- | as , Cc ntere more | capable aeronautical officers. If only the greatest difficulty. of the organization, he thought, Low ple have learned in the rE Air Chief “It will lead also,”” he continued, quate defense against hostile air- sandal — — ay adjuncts to the they have gone too far. it is an im- | Discipline and Conceaiment. should be based on the 14 largest iths, to put on g00d solid i few ; “to a more accurate, intimate and craft is our own aircraft. fo ” men oo mytrai In spite | possibility, because. in a malitaew | “Discipline works in many cities, and be prepared at all times | Shoes Dr. Gross’ vith | £ personal interest on the part o “Two basic contentions have .l- renueus ertorts of our far-see- Syste e@ ways. It is often defined as ‘the ta take the field within two weeka, . Liver: n se Oo part of ntentions have .l-| Chalin of whi m developed as ours is. little | e Oil Tablets. ‘ the people in national! defs ro Se be- ways neen advanced by armies and ns v* con . ° ee uten only eight or | latitude, initiative or crede “nee t9' unquestioning obedience of an in- a i a Cae i j . > - ¢ } 4 q ] ro ‘ . . > at Farcoatea Kerosene, Electricity and cause all parts of the country are /Mavies concerning aircraft. These! ns eo tan ~ pene r are left | new ideas is given to the younger | f®Tior to the orders of a superior. SUSTAINS BLUE BIRD FEES an dd 7 as PaAsy ; ‘ x posed To attack by host ile air- are that antiaircraft weapons ure " ‘ ry ” . prac tically nothing officers.’ This is a fairly good definition. | — —— : ; a : i. : was on Wit! avis j : > ~t . . they certainiy’4 Telephone. craft. a positive defense against aircraft, oo ¥s . a a a nm this That the speaker believed the But, if the superior does not take | Judge Hall Overrules Motions for | may business, builai a 4 The faith of the champion of a |@nd that battleships cannot be fe-| 7, “este mae SS people had not obta! of the full sate conmecratien the anual & Now Sraat ay Cugscters. -. up and givin separate air service in the w , |stroyed by aircraft. Both are ab-|.*, Contest forced our develop-/ sory about aviati e eram ate ne.| the case and attempts to conceal,; Two motions for a new trial new pep and ene Post-Dispatch Bureau which he believes he el a sclutely and positively fallacious.” ones SONG Up-to-Care leew i OV: F sears Was ¢ Heepg saat — a O'-' subvert or change them, then he fs' were overruled yesterday by Cir- | They're, splendid & 20-23 Wyatt Building zed warf re, wa alah nate Conservatism of Arms ee a ee observations es het on folowing) guilty of a greater infraction of cuit Judge Hall on objections to a | = 2 o ~wv J - . ialone for tw | or thre _ veg g ¢ eo a The edur ation of the en } i -» + b — . +} a , . : e y . you're tired of bel iam Mitchell, deposed assistant . Gen. Mitchell rapped the reluctance e years afte: Thee oe people on subordinate because he creates dis- in the Bluebird Manufacturing Co., : ; ng scrawny 5 al a Sa Safety in Aircraft. RR RR =fen eas a its ciose nis subject is a difficult thing for trust, lack of confidence and in-the| receivership case. One motion was a run-down, go to your f of the army air service, said oe far mili of the army to take up with new . :, . otficers in the ir service tft un ee th ee ffici 1) d b dit laimi that th a eet a bo Cruggist | mun As far as lijitary- aviation is | ;:4,}q. New Ideas From Civilians — so tne air | oO -|' end is the cause of inefficiency, e y creditors claiming a e fad gpa = agent. we of i bye to ire officers at ‘concerned it is a fact today that! on - wit} greatest diffi sy new ghts sacs dertake because their means of chaos and disaster Any workable| allowances granted to all except | is rj ‘ . 4 as ith the greatest il- 1e Aw tnougnts, he new iveli hej ar ' . ave , ' tee: Take three bottles "ot ne . —. a . , sacrrngyd with 4 no hostile surface shipping can ap-|oyltv.” he said. “that the army was! methods and the ability to imp cha ena ge vane careers, and, very) military system must be based on|former Judge Leo 8S. Rassieur and | oss’ Tablets according to direc. bg address peated esta blish- 'proach the coast of the United ae es pone en Gap B, Peo a oN ae nt . -| largely, their military existence! actualities and things that are W. H. Schaumberg as attorneys | ns and at the end of 30 : t and recognition of the air! «&, ) oe oF | made to adopt tne telephone, tne| Vise an organize came largely; hang on the service. When they! facts. not on fancies. delus! f ‘eiv . re. | days ; States if this ec - ey a ae ge 4 ka > hey facts, n n fancies, delusions or for the receivers were excessive. | } en’t t ys it fire . is country is provided | telegraph he automobile and the;from the civilians that were inject ; ¢ u > aa n te Aan on least 5 po : as the lirst line oO. national ' with an adequate air fi “Ce a ‘ Wh i te : . . —-— a : a . ‘ : a . »@ see Symptoms and methods tha* are prejudices.”’ The other was bv the law firm of you on’ ee wee 2 . radio. hen aii the peopie were e into aviation aurin tne war. ron@e@ if they attamne ¢ : we 4 . , . * ee a like @ new rson, lense. “All battleships ; ne ; EE Bo eres Apis 5 me ar. wrong, if they attempt to improve cpr eeellinge ore x: Patrick, Chief of Frumberg & Russell and Gustave ur money will be cheerfully - attleships that have been | illuminating their homes with kero-| Most of these returned to civil life.| them and run counter to the id the ' ir vic ' le nded. Te “actually it is now, whether rer- | bullt or that can be built and allisene the army’ continued to uselas they saw little immediate future of their . . . iageas,; in Army Air § ice, made an ad- | Stern. it being contended that the Just received over 2000 heuee $1 88 You've nothing to lose and eve ef or not,” he added ‘other surface craft, can be de-!candl seh tinie dhacauel doa “ie tie in tietaes Develanns ee ah a wen SUpCriors Unverses 18) Gress praimang Mitchell for his in-|amount of $5000 awarded jointly | § newest Spring Shoes. . : . — . | Ta a music. women and girls for street, wr ' Gian | - | court or links. | \/ ab oa} > as : Hi Dal Bedspreads Play Edison Records me | ig | Wash Goods 6 Yds. Sateen Ree ry ~ | Cleaned 6¢ Dusted | "||| LACE CURTAINS. $] ‘fj [CLEANED—2 Pairs for. . . PETERS G2" <3 Main Ottice 4544 Gravois AV. fivcrmiae 2037 and Piant Riverside 23037 Phone Nearest Branch—10—Telephones—10 Hi If you live north of Market St., phone our West Ind branch at it Delmar and Goodfellow—Cabany 2100, 8353, 7987. * - 4 | NE-ELECTR ad 714 PINE It apapreresi te TOASTER Complete. Guaranteed. ELECTRIC STQVE Fries. Toasts. Complete with Cord and Plu. $1 6-in. FANS.... $3.98 9-IN. P™MPERSON FANS $8.95 10-inch Made" \-year euar tee. (-uaranteed ‘Emerson Northwind Oacillat- ing Fan. Special at $13.95 COMPLETE FANS oe 5 WE CARRY A oF EMERSON LINE GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SEE WHAT A DOLLAR WILL BUY WEDNESDAY AT THE FEDERAL One Odd Lot — Clean-Up Prices Beautiful Rayon Vests and Step-Ins in all col- ors, sizes; lace-trimmed—Blouses, Sweaters, Skirts, Millinery—some items sold for as high as $10.00-each FPEDERA L DEPT. STORE 416 NORTH 7th St. ACROSS FROM BUSY BEE Oak with Chase Leather Cover *1 Down Will place any of these in your home. G| | H. WALKER Downtown Store, 705-707 Lucas Av. WALK E?’S FOOTSTOOL SPECIAL +1 Buys One for *1-45 You can make your own selection. -—-—OoOr—-—- Mahogany with Blue Chase Leather Cover SIMMONS DAY BED REFRIGERATOR VACUUM SWEEPER FURNITURE CO. Uptown Store, ~ 206-206 N. Twelfth St. Open Dally 6 FP. M.. Sat. 6:59 Ff. M. Open Bveniogs by Appointment

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i ee : ¥ Siete 7 . ; : et Se eek ee ea bbe c Re > Raye? ages eo naan eal i LERNER AR, A A Bia ee a ee = ar a NAT AEE ae OM aes The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED e oe ~ pee oe ~ meen awerre Dollar Day Bargain fr STOUT WOMEN Never Before Anything Like This—The Most Sensational Bargain in Lane Bryant History . fanefryant BaSEMENL = : fe if \\phyip Lb) | Ae 4 Sixth and Locust Sts. Suicd"Escueely te steer Women 2000 House Dresses and Aprons . Ginghams, voiles, linenes, Sizes 36 to 50 only percales, chambray, com- Bat Not binations; prettily trim- in Every Four Limit Nir +} _ her x = OCfoeGerts : St Leas Lergest Bomens Specinity Shep, pring Hats. Sacrificed Wednesday at... Ly PG (oe No me teseeee or io ._* ™ ey oy GRRE UN AO TLE NEE TE - s > 7 ‘a ’ on il | A “*s e rrr nr* & «& rr 2 . . fe od r 7 . ee « vr * oe « «& * wenerr” one . ate 2 . eer _ . © ow : = « 7 2 el ee @ere ee- - so iw £fe eee eee i - a ‘ sere a ’ s ee*'ser : ; PER iag ef we Fe ~~ fae Phim (a8 ; oe | Delivered Seiad amie mad ~ ~ ~ se” & , |Grimm & Gor . 712 Washington $1.98 House Aprons ™ . -_ ~ 2 Pairs Baby Shoes $1.59 Coots $1.69 Satinette Princess Slips Dainty past light shaces fine cotten 33 tinette In shadow stripe weave with poeeet umes Lop hod! med: cut full; will Style, Etc. York Mail Order Over- 3—-88-Nete — ite : ~~ r = $2.00 Aluminum- ware Best Vekee “ r . t are Dishmans |} xt es enc Ma others WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS Low Shoes About pairs in the int 2 —— for , — = : ~ oe - a. ees, Jumpers. Also white Overalls. Each.... ity Pi) lowcase se 2 in. for Ri lows an 68 polsters -Prowning Hin Established 103 Ye ~~ Gowns for ‘the bet =i Momer Teathe st amped in dainty Pee peattermes ... MEN’S Genuine B. V. D. U1 Regular $150 V: mixtures and wash Pants; all sizes up to 18 yeara, Pairs Dark and light € . ecks ard cine and wel 1 Eac VE aie LOUIS GOLDBERG FURNITURE CO., 915 FRANKLIN AVENUE WILL YOU PAY “@ OR TAKEIT FREE _ _ . . - * . ° >. -" , a) a - « ", a> ~~ > = ~ -— = ™ ' ' > 7S - > 7 ~ ‘ A — » 7 — 7 . vt — > bs A worn é¢erfu’ raiue. we : Sulit and f tehed tn Cc id. .¥ em oak. Limit of* six to any one customer pumead eTER moat c"? ~ he «a = ea for al - > : a B6pe and ar ty ‘tern (he r > acvartace of this saving a’ our special “No Place Like Home—lf We Farnish /?” Positively No Phome or Mail Order, . : - at the ctber a this way about chemucal clean- = ROTH BROS., Florists) | Se appliance: mighty handy te tare ice. We do mot chat ear ; : — a. and a bargain ot $1.88. _ bet though our prices are iower, quality 245 neve! and mever wt! De Flectric Curfing iren fer Babbed far Even bebbed baler can $ 00 , ~~ quay cured ae thie eenvenieat biectric SMRRS Wood Decses o¢ Claaks 2 1 .2) $5 FRAMES Genuine Shetko Chemically Cleaned and Pressed. __ . —= = one hag se North End Dyeing and Cleaning Co. f= oon ot ~pecial for Deilar HARRY C. TABLER [R.. President. Bay cats 904 Boulevard PINE «FT Celfax 98-99-100 Auto Service 202 North Ninth St. 3454, Just south of Otive ‘ aaa » GET THIS To Clean Clothing property it takes more than simply rubbing with casoline BOIL-O-GASOLYN The methed used br as thoroughly cleans by forving the het gasoline through the fabric, thus making & ciran- er than the day you bought it. MEN’S SUITS CLEANED BLANKETS araxxets 91.00 , SI VGLE mans | Ge CLEANED 5 00 DPEOROOO000080000060606 66 606000000008 08 00096000000000068 5000000088 ~ -_ aR RRA AAD AAAAAAAAADAAAAAAAASD ADAG ab bbb bbb bra bib bbb bbb bin bnbhh 6 64.44.444446.4444646.4646446464646464046046464604646464646460600%4 eA RAL RRL RRR RRR RAR RA RRR RAAAADA LAA ADDS 20 iit A Better Offer Than You Will } Get Elsewhere. We Always Lead. 4 We Feature Our Super-Soft Finish. Mound City Ldy. 4818 LEDUC AV.

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TURSDAY, a AP RIL “2A, 1035, a see etea wm -wr0wan tear itd Adal n ‘ct == my SEND os es an o A @a2ee (28 eats "4 usmwenee Se @eenr 7 °#P BRI | TUESDAY, B APRIL 28, 1925. => ly an The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED %@e oomemecte see sae eehaiecer® fom e Ssimenvaersiaer 4‘#@2@ bay ee -° BOSTON FERNS and BEGONIA PLANTS hrifty, vigorous plants. Begonias are in full] $4 .00 rimm & Gorly 712 Washington Each Jelivered ® Amber—Crystals, All Kinds and Colors Pearl Combinations and others. We bought 182 of these on a close-out deal. Come early— only 182 strands. Values to $5.00 For Dollar Day Only $4.00. $7 00 .00 ca Weber 515 —— nod COOS OOOO O° On Our Beautiful Main Floor Novelty Silk Gauntlets and Long Silk Gloves Values to $1.85 Size 64% Only 2 Pair Limit 6 gch- gtade es od q in ny tet co! ors—all po alle $1. LU Think of it Gauntlets, Dollar Day at 2™pairs fo: Specials priced for : Let Us Tell You, Frankly, That a Bargain Like This Can Hardly Happen Again Our First Big Dollar Day special: fane J Bryant Sixth and Locust Sts., St. Louis On Our Beautiful Main Floor Full-F wie Silk Hose 3 Pair Limit Regular and Out Sizes Extra fine, eXtra long wearing silk—perfect fitting—all shadew and blaek. Let nothing keep you away. Pair, ‘DOLLAR DAY BARGAINS Wall Paper -= IT MAY BE With that thought in mind, you can select, from our beau- tiful stock, enough Wall Paper to brighten up YOUR rooms for $1.00 each, as follows— Bund (12 rolis side wall on oo 20 yards border Containing } g rolls ceiling All first-class Papers; Special for Wednesday, per bundle a } or Bundles be oan tae Websters: wert: mane times the ve 809 N.7th We Have ONE Store Only ————————— SPECIAL $1.50 wl seme Linoleum, The Felt Fileercever- ing 3 SOUATO yurds. $2 Lunch Kits imported new style pro- lected vacuum bottle for ot or cold 0 ee also ylack jlapanned Lunch Box wtih k eather han _ and iad ee. ———.. lete for. ‘2wisow an WINDOW SHADES Special value sloth Window 36x72. opadue Shades aleo door * Bilt Treen, yellow, | A vataak a: 6 ae oe Pairs Boys’ Pants Wool mixtures and wush Pants: all sizes up to 10 years. Established 103 Years SPECIAL MEN’S Genuine B. V. Regular $1.50 Value $1.00 SEVENTH and ST. CHARLES ees VISIT OUR NEW DEPARTMEN Teeeeeeeeeees . . Stamped Layette Set and bonnet: stitched. patterns in sizes. Regular $1.35. Epecia! infant and D. Union Suits Jacob Mange C& Son 705 Washington Av., Near Seventh Art Needlework—Complete Baby Shop— Embroidery and Hemstitching — Hosiery OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT Visit our new Mezzanine fants’ and Children’s Wear (to 6 years). Complete outfitting, home finishing. Consisting of dress, Gettrude. mb etamped flat and hen Choice of several pretty @.x-month $I. 000 ony. Floor, devoted entirely to In- including partly made articles for Handmade and Embroid- ered Baby Dresses sleeve and Stamped Infant Dress Sewed and hemstitched: a little simple work -will com- plete. Several pretty patterns. Regular $1.25 to $1.50. $1 00 Special . Scalloped neck, hem—6-month sizes” Special Baby Pillow Tops Hand - embroidered and han d-scalloped. Choice of several pat-- 5 OO = TtTrryyrrTYTreererfrefrfteferertTtT,TrTf;p***"" eee ee ee! LALLA RAD DD Children’s Fine White with stri; ns borders. Size Reg. 29¢ 3 a, & See: ah Soft-Soled Baby Shoes Made in the popular 2-strap style. Colors white and smoke: sizes 0 to 3. Special! %-Doz. Cotton Lisle - a Flannel Diapers - . each— Special 6 for While You Aap a ahah ahead ded de aaaabhe dabbhe bab bbbabbbbbbaahananannaninnnnny Scalloping verre Hemstitching Wait Buttons Covered | All Des Embroidery and Braiding Hi and and wncene Work riptions) ' Buttonboles Pleating Of all kinds yu onogrammng Tucking DOW 00000000000 000 06 000000000 0000066 008 900000000 06 0660086 05000004! 2 he ee tte tt te he te itt Dd Wa Pair B Olive 6597 LANATHAN’S Full-Fashioned Full-Fashioned Heavy Silk and Chiffon Hose . Colors Embrace the Following Special Gray Rose Taupe Jackrabbit Black Beige Blonde French Nude Blonde Satin Rochello Gunmetal - Nude Blush Colors 2 Pairs.. Sub-Standard 4 Silk and Chif- fon, Black and White Gold Front INGERIE Now the Ideal ingerie Strap Holder ene dainty little white-gold ont Buttons hold the mage in place; cannot slip mm shoulders. Superbly fin- with real = hed and eenee autiful patterns gine turning. Positively Introductory $ Day Price oo, Price ) in You Will Always Lead. re ed. rvice. | r Each Burndie. Ldy. Co. AV. A& Th Ladies’ Plain Wool Dresses..... Ladies’ Plain Wool Ladies’ Plain Wool Ladies’ Plain Cotton Dresses Ladies’ Plain Voile “Dollar Bill’ Says:— A Word to the Wise Is Sufficient it stands to reason that a firm which wag organized to clean and press plain wool garments every day for a DOL- LAR, and make a profit, is better equipped to handle a large volume of business at all times than a firm who offers an occasional SPECIAL and overloads tts plant for one day or week. If you have not tried DOLLAR CLEANING, veil’ Delmar 1170 or 1171. If vou live in Maplewood, Webster Groves or Kirkwood, phone our Maplewood branch, Benton 2888, and our representative will call. e Fastest-Growing Cleaning Concern in $t. Louis Men’s Suits, Overcoats or Cravenettes $1 Suits Cloaks Dresses “EVERY DAY IS DOLLAR DAY”’ DOLLAR CLEANING CO., Inc. Additional Charge for Silks and Satins - 4308-10 OLIVE ST. Delmar 1170-1171 7267 MANCHESTER Aute Service Benton 2558 SELLING OUT! $ Day Bargains Dollar Day ppecials ONE- — NLY Peerlite Boudoir Lamps Exquisite design of Britannia met- al. wired com- plete, in ivory rink or ivory biue finish Lamps only: leas i | | Very Special 900 Spectacle Frames *] A Wonderful $3.50 Value, Dollar Day Only 82.75 NOVELTY EARRINGS. Desk Lamp, pocluding electric bulb. PEERLESS LIGHT CO. Washington at Ninth St. PICTURE FRAMES. mention. Goldman & Cuquet 75 GOLD-FILLED WALDEMAR CHAIN. $2.50 WOVEN MESH WRIST BANDS. $3.50 GOLD FRONT «(White or Green) CLFF LINAS. $2.50 FANCY CHOKERS — Assorted Colors. $3.50 SILVER-PLATED, NON-TARNISH MAIL ORDERS FILLED—ADD Se POSTAGE See our show window for ether 81 ftems, too numerous to orneatce, 09 Olive St. Genuine Leather Belt, Sterling Top Buckle, Cut-Out Initial Quality Belt ' Outfit Regular $1 .00 sr F Value Leather Bill Folds. Icy-Hot Bottles. . . Fiber Suitcases .. Leather Boston Bags Canteen Boxes LARGE MIRRORS Good-Size Fiber Wardrobe Trunk, $15 FOR LADY OR GENTLEMAN ONE DAY ONLY P.C.Murph 707 WASHIN TON AVE. PIA F I TIALS AAAS | Murphy’s Special Lot Ladies’ Hand- Trunk Ge Resilvered. Fa! size up to $ 12x24 ine larger sizes Chrome fran Tull box of 396 candles 7 CHICAGO FRAME & MIRROR CO. im prom Pio = Sale hxpires May 10 We Call and Deliver Old frames poigchromed or poly- es to order. Phone Central 6387. VOTIVE OR NIGHT LIGHT—15- hour size with red gines; WE CALL AND DELIVER R18 N. Gth St.. St. Lewis CENTRAL GOST $500 Hat Values Today Only 511 WASHINGTON A $2.00 Electric Toaster for $1.00 25. 40 and 50 Watt Clear ] $65.00 Shoe Values Today Only ae as te ‘ Aten nn ggeeongy ( ar- — —— — —_—} a ee ee =$1 | et : a TE 15S bunches Sweet Peas $1.00 | LOUIS RUBINOFF Sth and Pine Main + Orders Takeo for Mothers’ LL ae a ee ee — —— _ Snapdragons. DAISY TLANTS ané | i ARPARAGUS Final Clean-Up : on tel SPRING HATS » a nn, me , , 4 ‘~ f~* Nae! Fe } f . - ar | Si a . . . = ff o ‘ :. SC ‘ = >. ~. = j ’ >, ; Final Clean-Up of SPRING SHOES Extra Special 75-Wau Nitrogen Lamps. 3 for Bulbs. Five Electric Hot Plate a Complete with cord and plug. Special for... BOU Ra: LAMPS. = 48 lvery ee, se rose — piete “ith plug: A. Women’s Chiffon and Service Weight Slightly Imperfect HOSE All Sizes All Colors SIGOLOFF BROS, 2 Stores 711 N. Sixth 1204 Franklin WERK’S TAG SOAP DOLLAR DAY OFFE 24 BIG BARS WERK’S TAG SOAP At All Grocers and Department Stores By Simply Signing Below Your Name R | fae Exchange the TAGS for TO THE, Eagle Stamps at Eagle Stamp Co.. Arcade Bidg., Sth and Olive St. _ deemed by you. GROCER—We will reimburse you with 4 Rares Tag Soap for each of these Coupon Ads fe- The M. Werk Co. eR 117 North 16th Street : St. Louls, Mo. Phone Main 2213 . ——$—$$$_____—____—— PA ddisons MONTH-END CLEARANCE SHOE SALE Blonde at! ee

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4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH aoe cy SUSE ts ee a, —_ ———e - - — DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED a. eto a 3 ee . ee —- - — — - eee ———— Now z= : It's Bohemian Hop-Flavored PuriTAN MALT Materia/s Best | NoSoap re Don't rub the life out of you | clothes in order to rid them of dirt Clean them, and protect them too by washing the soapless way. A . bar of Staufer’s, some boiling ho: ~ . water, and in a few minutes you t ' washing is over. No soap necessary mp ol Staufer's equals two | : Over a million and a half bers ‘ on St. Lows last year. : Tmcelen: for weshang Ghee «corning fo turmture, woodwork. floors. ec : Some are bigger None are better pies t Fresh every day, crisp. 4 tender crust. Juicy fruit. You'll come back : for more. Ag-egliciou ans, ume! At the Grocer’s or Delicatessen 1t Nt A MIL PLLER BWMAKERY CO. Lindell 1167 1915 \. Prairie ADVERTISEMENT GIRLS! USE LEMON 0 WHITEN -SKIN The only harmless way to bleach of two lemons with three ounces of Orchard White, which any ¢rug- ‘se. 24 nd you have a whole quarter-pint of the mest wonderful skis whitenoer, softener and beau tifier. Massave this sweet- iy fragrant lemon bieach into the face, peck, arms and hands. It cannot irritate. Famous stage beauties use it to bring that clear, youthful skin and rosy white complexion; also asia freckle, sun- born and tan Meach. You must miz this remarkab'e lotion vonrself. It eannot be bought ready to use be- eanse it acts best immediate’y after it ie prepared. a few cents, “Shake « - * : - Dental Clinic SBAS6@ ‘Ceretime “¢ —i Neer rand) Hours. °9°A. MM te 4 PF. M. Dails ——— ~ - a (( Gill it i Feet then cenmdr coetedt Por SY Yo - ad 'ts . the skin white is to mix the juice * gist will supply for ° weil in a bottle. *'* ST LOUIS UNIVERSITY " BAKER PROMI NACOUNTY CLEANUP. Would | SAD Watch your colon It is the source of many distressing ailments. Colon stasis means self- poisoning and, finally, hardening Can4 Assistant Tor ~~ ww a ee “ =eces ‘ Its the Jefferson City Correspond- pee eae el pop Pema of the arteries. Bran is Nature's 1 Sam gine pel nt ad best laxative, but be sure it is mixed eed gum was cated tm 9 with a well-cooked food. Shredded fppedird opie pling Wheat contains all the bran in the Robert W. Otto to send an ansstan whole wheat grain, also all the body- ; e tigation. — building elements in a digestible form. It is ready-cooked and ready-to- eat. Deliciously nourishing for any ex ; : : : — : - ~ “ ’ . : "er : 7* : ’ } = ’ ss “” — . - > > ‘ . ‘ ,>* . _ . > | \ ~~ pe 7 : ._* - ‘ — . ; . _- S iv - ‘ " . . " . > . . > : , é 3 4 : ’ “y* . - ~ : a renin * _ ce. VF Oy Trion Whe (fticer Found Hiding in Court With L« ~ee ~-. Place a standing -.— order with your + baker or grocer ae ee or JOSEPH GRIESEDIECK GIVES mam RAISIN BREAD \ $2500 Pre~idens cof render~ THREE YOUTHS CONFESS ROBBERY OF TWO STORES c clus . standing order now. Ran at \ppreach of “at Prom Grocery. on Dry Law Con- on Wednesdays He will then deliver it or reserve it for you every week~—fresh from the ovens, fragrant = in with the rare, rich goodness of Sun-Maid Raisins. To make sure of having this famous mid-week treat every Wednesday, phone your Association of America and the E adorsed by bekersecvery where, / , includieg the Retail Bekers’ / j / WOULD GIVE LICENSE OFFICE cone aang aan MEN $45 Bill Propeses Inerense from the Pree ni MONTHLY FOR ALTOS —— . ne Allewance of $20 s% Meath : SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 15 and j FAMOUS We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps “BARK a . ¥ Lv - % F 4 Ss “ey » © 4 ‘ LP eee. * A be » fi ' o Exceptionally Is :8'o waits street wear. and manv for dress as jauntily vouthful ones. A Special Purchase and Sale of Women’s and Misses’ ‘Trimmed and Sports Ha 5 Over 1000—in Styles for Every Occasion $728 nn q A profusion of bnght and light Spring and Sunmymer colors—scores becoming large, medium and small shapes—and many new trimmi fects—all these are reasons why choice from this assortment is so re ably pleasing. There are Hats in sports stvles—of sports fabrics: Ha Every Hat in the collection is well made and tastefully trimmed—aj] oe are worth far more than $1.28. Select early Wednesday m tae and Colors occasions. Conservative styles as 1 ee ae 7 ts - Basement FE alee i \ fas’ o? . ee © ._* . * > at : 9 s) 2% .a o1LeurTE . ; we . ete Wide varte Sliga - 4 : meint« e “76 wpoada 2 ~~ ; a a | ee Basement Men’s Shirts a snare «aes, 2reme aa ross; a;r les = -wffles and tie-backs. White Basement Ecovoemy Stere Boys’ Wash Suits Reseement E_conmemy Stere Curtains Sample Sizes in “Ye Olde\Time” &:*".. $1.19 || Comfort Shoes strap styles in cemfert and Priced ¢ Women s patent leather ame kid Oxfords and one and two ok t 6 a6 on $1.95 .¥ ; rt? - -On *- . 7 = —— . : Cressy rigs. Hieavy turned \I nd oth 2s * Beg? | av wiles ~ ‘ « . ll - g ys —_ : . » & a Underwear Cloth Cotton Voile 39c Wash s *» 25c Dress Ginghag Vill - remnants . 32 to $$ yards—er oo a | Mothers’ Day M A Wide and Varied As @ interestingiy compicte is our assort Mottoes for “Mothers’ Day”-——May 14 the Geepest and tenderest sentimes ways. Select now. , Wednesd Silk ane —Unusual Groups ~~ Striped Silk Bro $2.50 Quality, § : 16¢@ preces of this highly favored was cileth: In sports stripes of fashionabt ef a quality that will give splendid types of apparel. . . $2.50 Printed Crepes 40-inch all-silk Crepe de Rich, * Chine having charming Crepe printed patterns on white. biack and variously colored grounds. Special $2 19 garment ot, yas. iss éeae ef at, yard ‘$1.98 Printed Foular The small allover printed designs, so frocks—aill om a dependabdice grade i light and dark colorings. 34 imches : Special at. yard... ec eee ees tee » of 7 - a Fiber Chairs soso $977.95 Value at.. (= Sturdily built, attractively de- fig signed Chairs and Rockers— with choice of the mest popular finishes, . May Sa _ Fringed Curtains $12 to $14 Values, Pair $7.65: Shadow weave Caserment Ceur- tains of the most approved ‘and beautiful type—ecalioped and finished with bullion fring. Also lever net Curtains. <All tm . — . i ee a . dy this renowned compesy. Limit € mail or phone orders Sled during tm ; tf he EERE :

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4 ‘ é io ’ 7 7? a. ae | ‘ Med ay oT se a alee te, TER Deak PESPAT The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57 | aha me Behe ths oy: Bini & a ME APRIL 26, 1935.00 i] - d alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “Soe Gnads: cae =v xs ° ) a Ps z — ee nee ee ee eee GES 15 and 16 i SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 14 AND 16 y > é ; Mothers’ Day Mottoes Electric Toasters 7 A Wide and Varied Assortment Vaal $5.00 ei é: @ interestingly complete is our assortment of béautifu! Value ° ' Mottoes for “‘Mothers’ Day" —May 10th. They express @ Toasters of the well-known “Thermax” brand—de- the sama me tenderest sentiments in charming - SRS SPR, - Py! pendable, convenient and attractive. All nickeled—— ways. Select now. We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2 .00 in | Charge Purchases Made Remainder of wih cord end 39m Oe a ee Main Floor § C ash or or $2. 50 in Merchandise—F ew Restricted Articles Excepted | Month Will Appear on May : Statements. =— Basement Gallery —— eee ee -— - mee | 4 W ednesday—T hose Who Make the Most of Saving Opportunities Will Welcome These Popular An Excellent Value in Spring and Summer Underwear— Silk and W ash Goods “Specials” ‘Rockinchair’ Union Suits —Unusual Groups Which Mean Splendid Economy for Home-Sewers Who Anticipate Summer Needs 3000 Suits in the Comfortable Athletic Style at ~ Striped Silk Broadcloth — LQ - Summer ao Patterns $2.50 Quality, >7 28 O8 : Yard for 160 pieces of this highly favored washable Silk Broad- 4 oe These individual Dress Patterns will please you great- i > \ ‘ “ie _— , cloth; in sports siripes of fashionable light colors and FT ' ' ly—of a pe colored, lustrous rayon weave with a of a guality that will give splendid service in many y hy or f iN woven self-coiored Jacquard border at the bottom. and Misses’ 4 | types of appare! . make RES | : ‘ 8 , In aitoak approved sounensenelll : $2.50 Printed Crepes $3.50 Black Crepe S at) FT eee 59c New Ginghams 98c Frock Linens ~ + : rm od ‘ ; = : s _): 1 eras Imported English Ging- The plain colored Irish sy a S — ae Sree Ss ee § pee te i eiigrenen - : i i ete) Oi Lb hams of fast color and in Dress Linens which are so Chine having charming Crepe de Chine o! Seep Ph!) | OL checks’of various sizes; the | smart—all pre-shrunk and ss PN ’ ey | eee > : > \ or . »i? le =z > ts «| ; * ' . . c [ oo a an we WEEE ——TSversibie ane of a colors are many and ree of a kind that does not asion * biack and variously colored kind wal ner for hs « i\dsome may choose at the spe crush easily. In favored * grounds. Special S$ sarments. a $: % 4 bi, Nagar, pK wes by? price of hues. | ’ \ : | +. jeg 2. 19 sinh 2.69; SSN: 2 Re et a rere 45¢ | Yar ed 19C | , q Featuring the side-leg opening, these “Nock- bs : : WN ae ae . x s ort in Black > $1: 98 Printed Foulard Silks ~Y ee , » SE oe } Printed Cotton Pongee Weaves inchair” Union Suits e pres comfort f Colors The small aMoves printed designs-so smart for Summer ai a3! YY ; known as “Year-round Prints’’—absolutely fast color, | every detail. They are cut full and roomy i frocks—all on a dependable grade of Silk Foulard in Pe _ | $2 inches wide and offered in more than 100 charming : from small-check nainsook—a material of ex- light and dark colorings. 36 inches wide BI 69 , a patterns for dress use. 49 7 cellent warm-weather weight. The armholes : Special at, yard. . aan ds Special at, yard.. tt tee! C ) } are taped—and the waists are made in com- r colors— scores of ; Third Floor | fortable blouse effects. The tailoring is of a ly new trimming ef- ; , : high type—and each suit is finished with fish- rlment is so remark- : eve buttons. rts fabrics; Hats for 1 Wednesday Should Find Many More Economical Home-Makers Profiting by Our Value-Giving vative styles as well ves I MVonth-End Furniture Sale ne sary bat lesday morning. Basement t conomy Store —the F oad ns aa pour, Featured Wena Presenting Extraordinary Savings — —— | Re, | | Savings in nikdale s Union Suits | aN i “a | : $90 3 - Piece Velour Suites rae Discontinued Styles. of ‘ ‘ . SO BOn ME Shag has 3 : Silk-Top Chiffon | C ; LZ ue RMN: | —Offered in This Sale, Special at 135 ji Silk and Sil k- Hasement . a) — oe ¥: | @ Da enport, ehair and WwW ing ehair, with earved acteiinn: SS ‘ | ul M . d V t “Surety” Hose Xe e€SUs finished bases and sanitary moss fillings—upholstered in jacquard, ea | a ) Irregulars of $2 Grade taupe velour; gracefully designed and well-made throughout. . Nett ee ’s Shirts ey lled wvem Handling. pateny a ‘ : | ie ) “ 50 to $2.35 Values Bedroom Suites Dining Suites | Bedroom Suites , ce Wednendey, g 1 29 air eceetete- te 7 e | ° ee ‘rolled ar a d 18C d " : Chairs $500 Value at $400 Value at ° $300 Value at ; Mohair Suites FOU! = , eke ty | ] OS $300 >] 66 ; @ The popular Phoe- © 1200 pairs of these pure silk, full-fash- Value at. Value at nix and Vanity Fair ioned Hose—with silk tops and soles and Four-piec s with waln Handsome 10-piece Suites of | Walnut-finished Suites includ- ae ; oe | roe in pas agen shown in black as well as the most popu- ; : . co 3 - ir r ir la! SiVies 0 sS an ° ; Sturdily built. ‘ ‘tract , de- finish “) dj “a gon lh vt alni ut iad me . ii dail : , ing bow-end bed, 2» .~~in. dresser, A plain Or ig ul e¢ mo iair . 7 > ‘ . ‘ oe ly ne Chair * . A aiid nd , ” t ; ae ; Grand Rapids make—finished var . dresse and . con- Daven ort a d Chair a id ma ravon-and silk All lar colors; SIZCS Sho to 10. » ua tockers—— rose wooe mOTUe! 5 lay — ; p oats with shéice of the most popular be purchased separately, if de- | in dull-rubbed walnut, and each veniently arranged wardrobe— | hogany, carved bases and re- vests have bodice tops : x, 64 iS. rOT) i ’ sit Ach ‘ ’ ick. ~~» ad - : : . . , - © s ; ; ee i ' here are flesh ini a Suh, a * in. may bine —and . 9°70 94.99 1m h $i = $642 - $9.99 q All - linen bleached Irish damask . —— f f ij ' ft pA, —_ ~-s" ~ ~ ~ . * ~ ~« a rer te > . on —_ _ . . ++ ° ~ a * as > oe, ee oe . ~ my ~~ ms lee > ‘eduction in these Coats — ’s manv women and = > ~~ +m -— -_ ~~ ~ —*3% * > a ee & a - ne ie me - a * net new tate end Tablecloths in the 70x88-inch _ size. For Sammer—These Beaatifal a ee ee Shadow weave Casement Cur- Curtains of the very effective }i/Mlu/ iU/ | | mported Irish Point Lace Cur- | Charming Curtains of sheer Choice oval designs; for the new oblong i} | 7 ; a ‘ mounted on excellent quality ecru voile, finished with tables 7 . . hie : = : tains IT ° tains of the most approved and icia auze in shadow de- bY iw tt —e . oe we 3 : beautiful type—scalloped and wigan 7 iN Vary | quality Swiss netting. A wide contrasting ruffles in _ blue, Si bl S ts | al C me ® ‘ ‘ ’ . signs widely favored for use in : | assortment from which +o orchid or gold, and with tie- $4.95 a e e finished with bullion fringe. | oe . ‘ : O : ‘ani - , ackea an alances t satch. mstite Jleache ercerized cotion damask Ye lde\ Time” Also lever net Curtains. All in many roonis. Pongee color. i choose newest and most at- backs and vaiances \O Inatwt He mstit hed os fre h qd = re ) Zz o | bedrooms Table Sets—cloth 64x7% inches and six napkins natural porgee tint. ' Scalloped and fringe finished. 3 4 tractive designs. For bedrooms. os . Mors ran se x72 p $3 08 La S ades “> 50c Grenadine $1.25 to $1.50 Cretonnes somaiel mp h Shoes : $1.50 Casement Gauze _ Ruffled Curtains 7, need ‘a a gaeemiiie tie aedee | at wesw whee Gee ee Be ie ‘f° aie é | ; 2 “4 Lustrous artificial silk Gauze in Sts erenadine Curtains i: ===“ __ (“urtalin 7renadine with whi se Taiteta, Mercerized Reps and Bath Mats Bath Towels All Very Specially Priced! shadow designs; in natural pon- white ivory hid ecru, made , srround and colored figures and ! : ? 4 . ae = we were sitll . many ther ¥v vee of Summer ree color only: 26 inches u“ iddé " VW ith ful) ruffles and tie-backs - amorts SCry i¢ eable and used for Tia » oi yea Seconds $3.50 Grade Priced, Each « Save your silk shades from dust-laden ale - en!) airs to ' . ash or long curtains; Cretonnes in dark and 65¢ SS Summer breezes. Substitute these fresh, im this sale, 95¢C = vee $1 65 ea se 29¢ light colors: the yard C 2.3 C cool-looking Parchment Shades. They are : buyer: pair . ¥- . 26 in PEIG. Se ° ri. ‘ ; - . eet ——" —. i { ) Ps 4 oerehid or gold stripes ana : \ 4 ‘ . ‘ -~ . : . ’ 4 ; * \ af ‘X\ - : — ae . : feral ~~ wr = | , , aci — >> ’ Z ar “s PA =~ ~~ , 4) “ee - ° . s”® ; ' ° ‘ ~ > . ate - { . a , 4 -@ | Wednesday, or. e ) : eae oat Za et DON) eH 1 o 4 ; itnsement Economy Store ® s* =e opr aes - - its ~ — | @An excelent brand of laundry or general household Soap made o> Mt ae is = a ee oy Wednesday! One of the Season’s Most Unusual Sales— by this renowned company. Limit of 10 bars to a custemer-—ia! 1d hese Unu / mail or phone orders filled during this special offering sua $19.50 Watgr Motor Washing Machine... .......$14.49 Select Now, at Marked Savings, From These Specially Picclnkad Tae: OOO R olls of W ql] a er ; $3 Straicht Edge Curtain Stretchers ; $2 9 | $1.40 Willow Clothes Baskets. . rene ‘« - " ‘ Goods $3.55 Steptad@ers, @foct)...........-..--- 2.13 W ater and Ieed , ea Sets Offered at Savings From Regular Prices of About....... I | $4 Gas Laundry Hot-Plates, 2 burner... i’ ..8 on @ This sale offers a unique opportunity to save most extremely on Wall Paper of ve Groups 25c Clothes Props, 8-ft...... for 2 : | = 89 the newest and smartest kinds The asapriments are widely veried—and include Sic Clothestlines, 50 ft. , ete Seite ; ° the following groups: (5 aw ang: beryl SAS aaname Sie . $2.50 to $2.95] .89 $3.95 to $5.95D5).19 $7.50 to $9. 95% S oe laa r ‘ieede, 5-sewed ee ee =— as to A I 19¢ | At Oc to le 5S C singham: de § tee aay Tuba, large sibe... ie | Values at .... Values at .... Values at | i — oe | tenis ot an ble $2.35 Polding Ironing Boards aga - 5 ; “a ' ‘ , rr Papers in block, tile, marble nail checks . ‘ : verv brocade effects Yery new- effects and charming allover | . | Oc ‘ Stauffer Laundry Tabicts. . ey pet il These hand-cut and crackled glass Beve rage Sets were secure dina 7 ae galneietiadl dieters | effects, ete, “Hart-Rite” Soap Flakes, large | special purchase—and are therefore offered at most emphatic savings. They At 18 ype Copper W dh Boilers are delightfully cool and refreshing looking- and will make attractive as At 121, At 15c to tc ? oct. cam ia well as verv useful additions to summer households. In:ported Duplex Oatmeal \Polyehrome, cameo blends, Papers in an interesting 39c Wash Goods Papers of rare beauty-—30 vpaques and radio blendse— assortment for kitchen and i lots of cotton broadcloth. ; : 7 % | 4 " $5.75 pe | $1 15 Nineteen-Piece Iced Tea Sets, $1.00 inches wide. A wide variety. © all im the season's best colors. | bathreome. escties. volles, etc Mill — deners. Ther Picase Bring Room Measaremcints 4 ~ ‘7 ’ » » > . at >) - anantsa 22 to 36 -19¢ ; Value.. Kach Set consists of large jug, six 12-ounce g lasses, six glass coarters = - . owe hyped es wide y ard. : | ire made of clear crystal glass in the Colonial style—and the jugs have DU; im * if Desired We Can Furnish First-Class Paper Hangers all-coppe! Roilers of full No. 8 sige, ~~ tain ice Vifth Fleer 7 Hasement Eecenemy ster ty: stationary wooden handies and Lib tim covel Basement Gallery

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en ee a al aa ee ee LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Dail, y POST- DISP. A47CH alone has 3 MORE CITY raha nt than the morning and une other evening newspaper COMBINED aes | ——_—— SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGES 14 AND 15 Ed itorial Page ; rr eee Hobbyhorse Barber Shop - + Cees Ac Svciine QO a PART TWO. sail se, Our Fur Storage Is Absolutely Safe and Economical FAMOUS “BARR CO: oO ac jlemtit PSsig . ores } eur ture POW int p Sans ~ © om, S ; 2 at oe ; € Kie great to Me os Hobbs horses a aes 4 — } our ¢) part g A Sur cuts heir Rair « ee == i . | | ! we Give Eagle ~ Stam) tamps and Redeem Full Books jor $2.06 tn Largest Distributors of Werchandise eel xp : an a i @r theft, as ts st Seventh Pieor ) ° . : ; amet piper or th a - } P Cash or $2.50 in Merc handis e—Fe ew Restrict te d Artic les Exrcepted at Retail in Missouri and the W est. e :ng“T hat Economical Shoppers Attend in Fall Force—and at an Eariy Hour—on Wednesday Only—Our One of Those Important Occasions for Savi APRIL SALE OF ‘TOILET ARTICLES y Priced Assortments of Imported and Domestic Toiletries, Home Remedies and Home Needs—That is r 1 d d Adva eous! Malted Milk ans aaoumil ve Ant ctpated for the Season. Attend Early—Some Groups Are Limited, and No Mail or Telephone Orders Will Be Accepted. Mavis Talcum — [ ANE A AT CENTENNIAL FETE Daeschner ,est of Honor and Prin- Speaker at Two of larce $? lk tthe 7.55 ‘ aa 8 pe ae - * m ” ; ah 17 sc; ‘ ted! aise of Merlick’s H oe Shaving Preparations Lotions and Astringents | 3 for. of Da ospital size =r ome emedies T 1 t W ters gee rw Z Cust a idetneiitanlamies ¥ vents y- endard brand y Sokd Under Sapervision of one a es. AF3 Limit of 7 to a Customer smit of 37 to 2 tomer ' d phightts ay soem i : * 130 Ma Garden . . + : — 65c “Saret 7 z.. 47e easy, =s - a Recistered Pharmuwert ’ . | a wn "7 ly Mars $1.29 Mennen’s Shav. Cream . 25, Sse = es ~~ gfe — was by ihe cane. Limit of 3. Limit of 7? to a Customer $= \ivaecou 5 oe ili Williams’ “Shaving Cream... .2+¢ - anaes ; > 3° mn RO LE ae ” DANCE OF Palmolive Soap rm ite “ — : iy 8 oS Ge Palmer Tei aie 4 p Barbers Bar. 1 pound 3o in cones mpd acs vl —_ a “ ; - ” . al Friendship of the Jad Salts 38b- ° -s ; a = . . oa? am # he a Cold or Van. .. sec - Pp . » pia Oe _ ‘$5 Military Sets SSS" \nmmue cama Antiseptics Sega sor | Sot sopaeed nok eeae Macs de La e ber : 16 o«. Turpentine STE) tye Thymotine. .23¢. 45. 8% $12 Caron’s } . Toilet Waters. . $8.25 roe: ioe. atm S604 ome ce ee Se aaa “ nave repented, tana aoe $3 89 S og. Chlecefoem Linimen ae aes ; . ten, gly nae Aare ag meaeS 05 untae D. & BR. Cresam, S0c. S&S . 35c and 45¢ Bath Mitts... .3e see. OS sit which he mad has: set oC : . in + aes 3 ey Tym omer, foe, . $10 and $11 Guerlaim’s Perfumes, 3 scents $9.25 Dr. Charities’ Fie=h Food sc iti Preneh Tosh Brushes. 23 a century sen ini T 1 s s eh ; Drect car ” “th “up nes Perr vid Hvyvdrecen & Tih i $6.T>. $7.25. Coty’s Perfumes, varus «emis $4.85 $156 Stand Wirrers« ser ‘ aie ; ~. 4 = a om. SNaerseportila : > re . ae — - es > — ver} ei. 10c ol et sal 2 pa sae a Tomlin 4 he a . , rene a $t1 “Tiexine Nuit de Chine” Toilet Water . $6.9 : Face Powders $1.25 Vantine Incense Sets. +ec ties a litthe bewildered “Remo ' - . ofl a and es Ams rt $7.50 Lubin ~“\mary;tli : te; ace : $1.80 Manicure Scimorhc Owen” Tash Breshe Verto Complexion “pena! at "" clare. — Ss (si Fria * Trmbet W aier. 6-02. =, . . -. ee oy: - er can ett | ; a ee ae Nail Preparations ‘iin Soaps Babeork' Cory topes ite meni aaa L ae ~ i} Merito Castile 3 a ee ~ | ‘Syrup of Pepsin Jerzgen’s Witeh Hazel. doz...» Limit of 7 toa Customer Sheen Sacentne _ Riveri Samy See Cones : har 1@c Mayer's Viennese, 6 for 5% 500d s Skin Herpicide $itc. T2e sar ; $12. 50 Toilet Sets ‘ : ras Henna firm ~hany*= Ste -_ - ‘ren ‘Name on Part. “S ‘7 Bat Ss I ni . —— Se Sie Bromies’ so urety ts ‘ . . ; . «dhe - -™ “D> ~ 4 ¢.i7nay “ae ry cle lweautc i. : ot = 2 RRC 1” -trmudtc Halim. larct si = — : “ , 2 Cres ; . f a : “ ; - | | | Patriothe Secteties. a ‘ar varied as the modes and there are sizes 14 to it. Ff ~ id rot men r7F vom ‘ 1: * dcere—t Sive. 4 tre bers t th siz $8.05 Ww; TF T Palewlive ~ha nip > ot + Wiens Costnniel on 4 - Fa . be . ; limit of 3; aoe . l iams = ange ‘ hen sprinkler ten. Sen. Ce ne | mig Oc l5¢ $2 Mirrors $4 Rubber Goods Carmen Powder ee ae iF Bath Preparations 89c Larvex bettie: limit of 2: each vain Tae eee a > vin dite - Foe ron : well ses bar 7 Limit of 37 to a Custower : 1% — T : I " XE a : Bs ring 79. Toc wai ag se, oe | - =>. : " $1 Kantol Elixir “yt Bhs , Si. 25 $?. (4) , 29¢ Cato a menage oe en = a3 i. Antoinette . , sali The bSeau ee * , . ~ aste $1.35 Em ed Peath v~tal- $1 > nges uabin at evn ns — ‘fe nea Special, at 69 _ 69e Bath Talcum $1.37 Gouraud’ s Cream Toilet Soap : , ee gun aan eee pace omg Completion “Soap | : ad. not fa ea 7 vel L sine Fo | boxes wilt ) oar en Aa chathe ; > ats P E 3 “a xur ' oe ithe “chratz Bath Preweer ti er aia ee a eawder: $f valk eae a3 pus mae Os « {3¢ tot =: ea S| NY 49¢ : - i d4c "Se St. Denix Path Crystals. ite : 65c¢ . ~e . ‘ » f the Aa ae 1 a Rai oe These Far Out-of-the-Ordinary “Specials” tor im Unusually Broad Choice for All Occasions Is in This Large Assortment of — a - United States, hes | ' sfawette and tafe , ; 4 " r 7 eater | —“Baby Day~™ A/ rc ’ ] ’ ih a ; : pen Wednesday aby Dr aa - - “A ‘ 4 hy yw . y . | ae _Ae- ‘ National Baby Weer | it i on f & of a l / } l l , } . 4 - ) Ft ” More € ° - | ~, Summer’s Most Authentic Modes =, : 1 saeniiinansiain “> __An Unusual Saving Opportunity for Mothers t ~¢ To od - | ‘« wd 4 s ' . an > YD 5 | > a. * > Sree = | | + ===: \ . > 5 ¢ rlere=s - % ¢ | @ For all davtime and evening occasions tills assortment \ bE ration. on ” | ©) : presents a highlv unusual selection. There are dozens of . e¢ bas Coe 6S Sena t 7 i “A tt . £ models— fashioned of Georgette. chiffons. satin, cre pe satin. ; e.- rs = ae co te Pm ; aq € s of sto : : Canton crepe. lace and lace counbinations a choice that vou 4°e_- aan tiie: eal fi i ‘ will greatly appreciate whether you prefer simply styled or : = * Louis had not been for ¥ ) : elaborately trimmed Froe ks. Fashionable colorings are as . - « name melehe : — . 7’ mit. he is, : ” ee +) ’ ~@ Be . « eb. me? a kinds with filled centers, and all | | ee pelt = ge “aah are “ offered be all Costt ck adi te the @ deliciously flavored. By all means | An Offering for Wednesday Only! [pee ere tale on are Bop met a ee ne spemetageen HT take home a jar of these confec- | | i agth Eo : oped and including cep - : anna niin: ma , . a . vers ‘Tr Pci’ ra red Mc? rs tat »f im ported rm Aa '*® * . = tions, for, packed as thev are.thev | in ee, a a ae adaptations of | odels » fen » cents i will keep indefinitely. | a . eCpall pecla ) * . -aysap Y Sizes 36 to 42 refrain of “AGE -Artees © j | rimo ings on a | e (oar Ha? Offered Wednesday only at %c Movements Repaired and Cleaned for. ... oF Frocks of mazy : | Models of crepe A IEG C. O. D. orders will not be ac. | (@ Wen ‘pair and , ;, . ° -) i plain shades and a satin. Camtog crepe. o>’ tien: oe - one - the os ) variety of printed aN satin, Georgette aad = pe Ay . Cees wae lctitn: intleliaatiam esi alll ) patterns; sizes 74 to rv v Jj nS) printed weaves. 4 i sean Teles tg aca seen Miia -sadeeadthiaiaians deal | 44 included Feerte Fleet — otha : | : | Maine Meer Blecee, ' Daily Cartoon 2 5 . , . * nied program [er o sclude the Hugue- os f New Tors and » Natiemal «wder «4 es of Virginia, to = “s es {‘aier mi | : on Hi (,erma ay - ° - . (sg: #rTnors ‘ss \ a) Jom. ime et {-rer. , Tvs eo avd Ca @*™ . ze ‘ - = het! : : co ave : a ‘oe : me : a; ne : «4 falied rt _ the — im ( : axe and «@ re - ‘ . “oun bh $37 fer pay sa ic art . * ve oe 4 a The “are MI r Woke ce ea rT ‘ar. bs i not ont Aen ee erait ef re f = Lave “rf ome This ye ne sera a + raeace vit eof gener ae etsc ; the - «a4,

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nea we Oe ee eect SSE. 2525: (th: pceeeebe 02. ss abl behbeaseeeaseeess bi zscsss -sthesteoseDiesreseseereees bs SBRiS 5 UERELLETINTIS Wesee tase ccsstietetebbshes-abeceee tet +: pane pe peace ies SF Set ina ae > o > . — SS BI. $i SHEET as a Course ** oe eees : eos et: Tot ones eee . ereeess ss -attemes.. ee . oo . . ae * . PSST ce eee ee bs mame | ee Aaa AGIDIL IO) Re /4\ {U4 |: 97 Louls POST-DISPATCH: | DCr SOD rc ee ee ing : air : to = ungling .. : q ° ; . : : > Boos . Soe ~ - *: =; >. + eos ~ : * 2. . SSE° 732 " rTrrTr estes > See - = _* ee 7+ coe mer ee ee eee vee- -eeee* . soc? Sove+sscccess ps +8 eee : - : . 2: o. Sea > . ° - + oeeee- oe ~ - > oes. o0beeee- —-ee* ~ orbeteesosatebees : o? sige os eeees Sot ons orsee setae oi TIES Teg “yl eee ges os gies eeee ons + SSSrsaeE: trier ter: : otee = 4 = > SSoaeet ena - : ee oeeeess 2 kSeS+ +> $2 teaae tose eeberes g- OSs -oseepee Seer Ti rt’ Teeter eee ** one ‘** ete) eet: rors Pete > hoe +) pe . rif : ART TWO LOUIS, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 28, 1922 t on Hobbyhorses while their hair qguic kly and Main Fleer Balcony D LAFAYETTE AT je NTENNIAL FETE sassador Daeschner a - ~ ‘¥ “ a oy a — ws —_— vest of Honor and Prin- Mavis Talcum lach lic; RE 49¢ lelightfully scented, fine lity Talcum—in tell, red s. Limit of 3@. ipal Speaker at Iwo of vents of Day. DANCE OF 900 AT DINNER — A tte ete Cocoanut Oil in's ne ner Cocoanut Ol mu: BbDilc did fo } a) + limit r o ns Sieg 32¢ c Rubbing Alcohol efreshing preparation of uees: limit of ch wa ewe es meee c Milk of Minathenta ps brand; widely known used: 12-02 size of @: GROOM -ci ’ > " i . ‘ ‘ . . ‘ . * >» ‘% 1 } cr} : ‘ ’ ‘ ely ' ’ s , " «| _ : ~~] ‘4 Teaser J - . Ts ‘ . " ’ . .* . . y\? ‘ os os ‘ ; ’ } s . . *-. « ‘ . ’ : C r.« .* " , ,* : } ‘ 4 ‘ . . ° , ; * >) " ‘ ‘* + ‘ ‘ . ‘ . . . , ‘ . lover. Main Fleet , led ment of Tm he ’ ’ ) ’ re ff . Power of Louis NIV. . Opening Now Continent » 42 eal | ggceennge , Jeils of crepe n, Canton crepe. n, Georgette and ted weaves. Peuerth Tleer PAYS TRIBUTE. : scene at Dinner Celebrating Centennial of Lafayette’s Visit to St. Louis infer Just a Minute Society—Drama Sones esee ———_ as > PAGES 1; 7—20_ A $70,000 IN ADS coagerees BRING ol NCW me INDUSTRIES HER a © Committee Reports on Ben- efits Obtained Through Campaign for City Dur- ing Last Year. — es POPULATION ALSO HAS BEEN INCREASED New Spirit of Progress Awakened — 26 Maga- zines and 127 News- papers Used in Publicity. The annnal report of the &t. ‘T,ouis Municipal Advertising Cam- paign Committee, malfled yvesterda: to subseribers to the fund, sta that 51 new industries in 19 di! ferent lines of business have bee: brought to St. Louls dire directly as a result of the munic)- pal advertising. Many other factories were brought. here through the effort: of the Industria! Department of the Chamber of Commerce from inquiries traceable to the advertis- inc campaign, according to W. Pa! mer Clarkson, president of the (‘harmber of Commerce. ‘It is the practice of the Indus- trial Department of the Chamber ef Commerce to get in touch with companies or individuals who write for information and point out to thern the desirability of St. Louls as a place to live and its advan- tazes in the way of raw materials, freight rates, labor, health, schools and progressiveness,” Clarkson caid. “Newotlations are now under way which undoubtedly will bring many other plants to St. Lovis in the near future.’ Population Also Increased. The report asserts that as a re- suit of the advertising campaicn, Bt. lL.ouis has become known as the “beset balanced” large city because of the wide diversity of its indus- tries A'tong with the new incus- tries have come fhousands of addi. tional workmen, Increasing thereby ' the population, business and wealth trust that the splendid of the city. evements you have already re- “The spirit of progress awaken- lized are a sure guaranty of the | 44 py the advertising,” says the re- future of your great city. port, “has developed a type of citi “My only object in addressing |zenship which responds to com- you tonight has heen to try and | munity undertaking and has caused bring closer together the hearts of [them to work together for the ‘two countries; unequal in size but |common good. These things all ‘worthy of each other by their | mean increased prosperity for the eplendid qualities, the record of | cits a prosperity in which every their history ana rnetr unselfish |resident shares, directly or indi- tion to mankind. of two coun- | rectly. In the advertising campaign for and to love each other. ithe fiscal year ‘ust closed, 26 “It is for vou to gav if I have | Magazines of national circulation ‘eeded in my task. For my part and 27 newspapers in the St. ladies and gentiemen. I can only | '“uls trade zone were used, pre- . ceding the Spring and Fall buy- ing seasons, to carry the St. Louis message to the world As an Iil- lustration of the effectiveness of @ single advertisement, the report shows that last December, in add}- io o } dreda of letter fro WARNS SPANISH DICTATOR oud iaen TE a ae hroeughout Mrates. PEOPLE MAY RISE AGAINST HIM inquiries were received from Alas- ka, Italy, Canada, Cuba, Japan, Holland, England, Mexico and New Zealand—-asking for further infor- mation about St. Louis. Copies of numerous letters are published in ‘the report showing the wide-spread interest aroused Ly the advertising Ags an aid to fol.ow-up work, the Advertising ‘ommittee has had prepared two booklets——"St. Louts as a Manufacturing City.” and “St louis as a Home City.” These are mailed to persons and firma ask- ing for data about the city it be in 1? kuture of St. Louis. “Rut &t ie is not only iIn- creasing mn material prosperity. it shows. even to those who are onls occasion: sitors. a desire of cul- same time material beauty and arts, and 1 know that you are more and more applied to cultivate with literature and ecience all branches of knowledge which raise the eitizens of a coun tr the highest level of hu- | Anda when I1 remember that & Louis was the name of a king who remains as an embiem of love of arts, humanity and jus- e, I am happy to say that we that were made to know. to assure you that I shall long cherish the memory of my stay in St. Louis and of the splendid and hearty wel- corm: I have received at you! hands.’ Count de Romanones Asks “Is I¢ Necessary to Put All Spain in Prison?” the Aseociated reas PARIS, April 28 (ount Alvaro cde Romanones, ex-Premier and Foreign Minister of Spain, t# quoted an interview with the French rothers and journalists, Jean and e Tharaud, printed § in the lidi. as issuing a warning to (sen. Primo de Rivera, the Spanish ry dictator, that the people News Bureau New Feature. mav rise against him as fine of the features of the paat against Joseph Rone year was the establishment by the Advertising Committee of a news romanones paid ireau under the direction of G. » De Rivera's ability, say- V. Kenton, a former newspaper now is popule Moroce,, editor. This bureau. opened last aecusmian he went Vecember, has aided in dissemin- t De Rivera “ting information about the city. strikes and com it is already, suppiying 273 newe- in| Di edet an i papers throughout the i nited ='a'e#e constructive artic «#8 vitles of Bt. Louls and In addition 103 Mise new «pa mer are heing 2 UDe- eeeanry,y ° wit? A FDReCIA; service { Ofte ittention alison le devoted es and trade jtournale by with the result news s'ories of Ft. Louts printed [ouis spent $79.9000 tn the vear for municipal advertia- ng. the city. through the Roard of Lidermen appropriating $25,009 the merchants d husiness amMmnhner —- at . ry : 7 . ‘ats ae CO minished Soon ’ : ~ ib, eves of the Spainin a ulsane ta erent Nas ehienr Clarkean ‘ ie merece rypsinefeere ren, the success of ticing campater already itributed svliendifiv to the i lark eon They view em? af ¥ * iwer \e@ cit genes tit hitah ries here os taken the tead in mule ee Centinued om Page 34. * —— ’

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. . - = , - ’ : --* ? - - - 1. “ This is the — - rart for necessary supplies and in pa r necessary 4 , e~ > Sc irigua.s . . As m~ lita Mit . , io4 —* hat —r + i- Bean shon'4 hat OOh — ee! _* : a” Vi _ 7 2 = 4 .eges z= Pm id ; seeming y ’ rand — en i P iia? - ha . . 4i] thie ummecessary waste adds to the certainty 4 r rT « 7 -_- = - " a ; > . Bunt Dae = _*- ——_ = * ‘—toF the — ” oe 3 Tr Oe Z e be} : Opn y O ne . ~ ae — “ we sia Sui ‘ a Pecks ft mee Teles * 4 f ; 7 . A . . é z Pe sr ens stan ee : st] - aan ?t on? - 4 ne a ‘ c . 3 ac pen on — hecked for the authorities agree that in vies -— i »¢ forest AUS © ~~ . e . rrance may lave sf W o¢ 4 © ad art \s tne a ~~ nt - aa w o > ~ > . . > - , ~~ * _rne . : > S e- & An 4 =o é the 2 tree fen be 4° That « the nreh i ‘ft ce. — tact* - 4 7 ul err - ’ s J | j=. > é - za = olin r - rec . o> ‘s ta : " ‘ ; |. : ‘ = : bs 4 J » a | » ie ass : 4 : i “ = ‘ i 2 * . - P - ; re strictly fraternal in « ‘fa AS ine if - m to be solved Dy such steps as We are caiie ipen ‘ F ? “ss & . . : : A« eae rhe = rT? tha’ >» c e * ea) ~ 2 Tee i. 7 ney or vel : i | dustry itself ic concerned and mud , to consider in our annua! Forest Week [ . y . dies . . e sw 4 as . 4 : 4 : " 7 : ; aw , " - : ese - -_-— - — a eo a a : : 4 r >a tne ns Pr rand ° na = s™> *> | =u = ' — a' ld ee - s- ef ae a = — an > 2 a i as 4 * aviairs we may a. a ¢ | ae aa y ~ 7 ) » > ” on _ ' . —_— > > . —— . _ . - ODER QU . j Tt lus’ he : om ¢ a s ‘ 7 TY ents i . ' not fting the for ey P In Sir Broderick Hartwells breast. alas’ there j} \ e a‘ wry Me rmnen Te 7 - . z ¥ ‘. s - ‘ a2 _ “ - : > -— > * - = eo “red & Ox & a rey e ‘ ' ~ ~ ; 2 " ’ eer . -e ‘ 7 = in ea rt ;* = «x hile > oad - esis in exceas of our econon neecs ea’s a chickens a Pi a se S& asi f on “ ‘nat ‘oe Bed an > ea aer? emen’ e ar > z r« ed he 13 : > ea a ill} ; > ae a? ~ i peing usec if ih “os _ ~ e piratic shade still haunts the Seven Seas. had fallen’ ; = : ~ « . + _ . : - roe - ‘ ner Fing , PTrance’ canbn , B.fa . = ‘ Ou urs . 14 .! . ' - - > > & D- ’ e a R ’ a 7 za ._*- = 7 arazke?r ‘i on 7 i - . . . & ~ - re "“sF zma? - =e a ees movement’ s - > >. ma. + e - -~ * . _*-—-* a 2 ; ? e - £ . ~~ oo! = ~ oe = Sand which is onducting activities * rmre Atlant : ps DCursting wit a pre Ss carec 4 _ many cities > ~ > ‘ - . a o ~ > — . 7 - = - Z . . : > 7 + _ v oe i in z > ee hf ores’ “eck pert ' mre % A) " e*. S Slates mane it grarc ~- ‘ 4 ar 4 oe er ‘ * r «Be ee 4 r aol - sever are an i - > ’ 7 ’ - = =a , ' . a ' : ; — > , , : : . 2 ‘ . . ‘ , ; _ = ; ; * nineties \ the ee aert. of Tne saa’? © a €r - , 5 v7. ’ i3 . | te oe rasa ; a mat " ~ : . ** » > . ~ * é : "> ¢ — a —_ *:Ssarvy taxkat D ane . ®e peopi-s act : /nmere are no of cere! ANG }UuUeS j a r sr [7 : ba 4 ss : eh nmtemp* sie! at , z ser hack LJs 4§noe for the Movement win} vt ‘u.c arr ‘ i = easier - as a mtr, o t F i‘ = es eg A Ce A Oa ere we ow owe SS ee ee ee : S's 4 &s ‘ “ Se : = — > -~ * - a . — -——- -— «= _ _ ~ -~- ~ . - — 7 ~ : —— . Bia = es = ‘ a3 4k 4 I J > rm. z= 3 ate | ia hw > ‘ co-operatio i? “a Sa i s . ° . » - + «. Zz anes a, r re or 4 ar, . = - g = —_ 3 2 . " " ’ a " » BBA” > ~& ! “ . .° 4 ~~ e i s ‘ae ec im our forests and preeervation of our . ’ 30 attack * onits > such a flaccid spirit me ry > . - - — > - > ~* - ~ - : r?¢ = | ae aot cm - >. ee — = ~ * out-of-doore for sentimenta na prac- ‘ = . clos va . — —— Associatio: the (pt . As a romant figure. Sir Brodericé is a dud Sir Cepryr'gtt. 1975 ~ . : *7-e —* ao + — = - _ ‘“iud In other ties chix Ps tions ES - ud. ar citie organizatic MR. DAWES AND SIR BRIAN alia eek eee ie ee Sa q routs. Pa : oi ar ; : Yur eo ters ; » > _- A -i a ~ oe ~— a ; sem os 4 . - si , - - of Whee Wice President Dawes made his attack of the pieces of eight. they were second in his mind \ TOAST THE AUTOMOBILE ERA rr Ls ie . > o a*é : - . ’ Ae ; — a's ‘ = a4 ; en ‘ a a e is — ~. . . *he Senate rnies ar Fre Lcen a7 eo rTe - ~ - “©. - - 4 ” wn he yur sc tons the f : . L Mas A : ce Prod : - : bis A ; ui Ck —— a , ‘ *2 .urn . ’ Is54 - Fe . ij.he e.7 s sd ' nited SL.Alfes Forest =e ad Ans ... : . 7 , " . ° eae - ~ - “= — = x = as 4 = i > Ss; a. _ ain a S - — = _ - -¢ , . ; S32 °e oka | ~.2 ‘ .' pne . s , New «Pres. ers Gay (hat matural grow’ am atta eer at sSeoe - appr A ————— maginative. poitroon de is ta aii | 2 lat fine progress Py fire ~ Lt om ' . che | . che - eh -¢ Pi At - = . = 4 . - ‘ —- he } ~ = ° : rer -) ‘ve & - ~ T " he 5 Rf,¢ ~ eng a - & orem > of Mii tei Ged e got - i nd the exhinlll kK ind!s ac ©7yt | y-. 4 se . ~*~ * ° : + —_ 1 woods ar : : ' , , no ed Beeb Setthans eith great bic knobe THE VANISHING SOCIALIST VOTE Each v -s for a little renown— ¢ that. and the other 40 cents in bacon » already veer = Vi s hecome The “rx ., nar, stren er > Here « ® fT 2OD . @— ean Friends of thy , reate« a 2 the « - — J’ , . > | i Z . 3 7 — > re 4 , , = - a er’ar’ " e.' ” ‘ : _ -~ “> ore + + 7 2 = - th >? - “ot * + . ‘ -* "7% +e . . > Pa a ait a? ‘ : ~ | ose . Ss wt wn au rTYL O- - “ » sou have aireadvyv given vi r news : me Went an md ‘ ase - a ‘ ‘ = . QOniy Sol es r tae Soriaiis at ™ ering o™ , more : its ; na — : : : ce Drink her down. 2 Wher . e« +5 appertioning Pr ba - a oo st ur re +f ee =iit ey ow BT) os t*ho 26 : ate 2 - fern? 2, =0 tele h wee a ‘rhs oF... a — : i. ons * — 2 — . =— ‘ - 4 ~- a — 4 , ~_- ‘ . .** . cretar\ T ®asurer 1 ¢ A.ena .* ir¢ce fw Wetdnectar area " satfrircdar - > Te me? is ” - oa. e AT ‘h of Hoo- Hoe | ee nie cus | oars | + yt for i tires, 5 —— _s ; or ‘ : et ' ¥ 4; Be ~ : " - e pe 4 mR ’ as! a * 2 ; ? ; } at i DD : ’ ; ‘ . . . Taken Teo Scriocus!is Bsieu at 6 aScs a! 9 : ag DOSS : epudilcan , ; os Ths * . ™ ’ — . . : . , " “ie . re: or of the Post-Disparce he said speakers. chiefly Gen. Dawes lang the red labe “a 5 its wa tusing ss words an it cle « ' : y 3 an oz Re . ; ; > ; ° ‘ . 2 "= é : mes a ww DOr rh rs . = | Bee Lie Rr te . "£ “ & o Fe ~* re wv = Aa L atta tT . ~€ : tTrnved an v ~~ ms . -_ aa >. a a es N a recent editorial you -ee - _ : be ~ Los Angeles. the rat! reuld never am. Oria ar-té ay Aa x 3 we ia . 3 snately 2 , -enerts shows at 269 rs | : - ' : 3 = = = ; AL De . - ee - — e as what ehe has sup im Sir Brian. as t a ¢ = rovremesgt would cereiop into a new partr n “ - : Take 4 at’ — > at an 3 . ; or \ = . "bebe -_ > at +h «a a an e mar “ave > gal S a = “ > z* oJ © - ~~ f “ as ‘ ¢ 4 y i. & = >? 2 _ . ’ . - ‘*s 2 _ me z > ~_" eo \ zg = a . : thw - ihe 1s Ange > 4 4 : on = . ° ~ Pe Aaa oT «= is te ha. * has nN : —_? — » ce-2, z 5," rT 7 9 - ~ - - Ae ._ . = 4 a aA; . . es rs : : : = 4 ~ . - => — . _ - > > — ~*~ " 4 - - - “ 4 —- ad Sir Brian. as it ia recorded ae ne ig er Eic acoereace t e wn party iabdei. an genrine es word > pe . ‘he na — ation, were nections Chicago. ©”us Kansas 2 inten fr ‘ \ ‘ nds = " ™ i See a ee . . e ‘ $ > > > > ~ ~* -* a —s — 7, - —— ; - . +s = . er ° = = ° — 2 - | > bad - . - r . e? - ‘Ff Aan 1¢ " — — eo — . > Lie " . s = —— — - a — _ * _—_— ’ . ~~] _ - me's é : ? aa 7 ‘y Rai" mn Ore ._™ * Neu ¥ - ce oar 2 —) — = J aT .* * ¥ . aves - = , : _ . ‘ ° > or - ; . ’ - } . ‘1 \ = 7 } : - “ “ } : : ; , sa ae “oe — : a . sa = = . ; . —— - a tl ° . 4 + vr 2 -- ~~ mit 7 4 > % . . - . om = . * . " ” ° . ~~ \ . ar . P ( nee “tate o m « : a , 205 ‘2 on ea Se a?s 2 a } a« . ne title ; ™ : tTMmiNnk 4 “2 2 ’ 7. . ° | a A ti * ort 4 % . ; 6 = ’ , \ . a. = . > 4 = = > a — _ = . ,ke . mn at la " rer ’ hk a nter leonts« a . 2 J ¢ -_ . r 4 -* : — E> s* 4 : sass & Louis products in WHEN HINDENBURG FAILS a : “aN og ayer Ramanan Se eee ee 3 ton Bee ie ee 8 eee and : . . - . - . . mod - ies . i. - ~ + ‘FT Rner re _- b r . * -. ae = 4 " “4 ‘ [ —e = ~~ - . . . }¢ * - _ '* us 4s ¥ . _ a ” “ —_ . 7 > ; ' % : we ” ™ : 7 on | : 2 - eo Joar ‘ rr a? . " - — = me . ~ 7 t this narke LAr a . . g* ¢ ers Te ° . . ai . ~ > . ~ a2r% °- am _- ‘sa + = 4 , . ; . - ; ’ 2 a [iret wy -' aoc ‘ ‘ . © "a ad ” = wo 1. 1? oer “rt ‘ - 2 ~ * 7 4 7 i " >- - . % “sar rer rm er x es —_ : a 2% a ~ . . 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Tre ee SSeS iia te rou evita s* our \iews sender what's e cells » the te ’ . : oe - - - . 3 4 ' ; toad > > rr 4 wt * ee a ~ - . - - . . - many ace amyaa } - 4 * : - _ ~ - = _ > . * - oeuscniv tt ec : ,ara eS VPr a1. et, n doin ‘A i ‘ ye a 7 » , : : sal " ee “ a See rere narrow minded. because they had not LYING ON THE GRASS am wnattra adie), OS : re y a ; , , : . = . tae4@ everyvt)ir oniy a fe ears «¢ , stiment , . = , S ‘ey current ee ; « tere ¥ the serif nena " ’ * ave toda sas nt : es |. my head the = aa iT is « = ~~ —4* Te ‘Aa 2 , ©. Upon Srvestign'. 3 , : o enti . me | A» , i J ' +5 4 it Ret =, . . o . . -ngi vered n2 ’ If : en mire 4 . ' ° "ar : =. ‘oa oe oa 5 2,8 : . a . - P 4 ’ 4 nairter « Dea a ° ea mn - = ears * , « - tee learned tha he benefits ‘ ae @ : . vernor. »#edleas of protect ontinues his winnos ig ; harmed ‘ Q — att , - . and ~- a | - formance aceTye re ‘he tee band as the | \ ow - s - - -_ " - _ “- > > > = = > . \ : : | ad =»? " nan f.Og ance > Fe a | @ iz a. a+ Gea th ° S ° Tee toa ds chirp in merry ae: . ~— : . co + ? : : a er - o 7 » " 2° . ~ - o , o . o - — - , . - - , & * erans s Lou o *Oraska as a De- preserred iD records » hicd are ~ = rary ~ 3 a* gore ; si ; Ang ali a’ are nef J plas Ru iniered pas "+ s7T & ey ee ad *? ss na mee. " “Zand: | : re oer? °? at ft was - Certain’y the services "en Aaa ** het 3 a a — * ~ . 7 ‘es ? - _—— -— 4 » 4 , ar - 4240 en: a + a“ «& a eS i. - Lime tir fought and suffered for us suaie o pan a6 — 22 } *iess. But Omaha and Lincoln “= , ' slap ° the morae LST thar exzhibitin a’ mo:« The willews wave ike Magy *, “a .s 7 sy _ ° ’ ' : ~_*- . - | — a . ; : - : , ; ’ ana tsianod an Rrokenbeow and the rae«t _— . z ) , ~ et hs - " ~ _ — « : 4 Y Begs i 26 Dprait ec : « . . on » ¥ D net ge are #o } i ale oe : | a = D much tenderness t tectines the while 1° I only know and se« weg * . Where « foose PO ‘as a a : : '¢ "= | . Me ;”* ta | . -i | Pa) 1 Ss el al Ferrer ay o ~~ = " . ' : ; ’ es ane _ -~ , : ne = “ me te . = rage - . . } jear fa e Deer ‘na ——-— * 2s 'e jIrsa . * ar 4 7a aa ae ~ ~ , vi oss —S , “#42 O.8% or ai 2 ar : — fos ¢ : > : LRA V Mi PF Fé he 7 7. ~y ese ~'aies. * ls - Me — Se -_——_ - — = — = . — _ a ee a . — —_- - - - ——— —_ THE FOREST “PRIME-EVIL ‘ Sin ¥ 5 T-DISPATCH FRANCE MUST PAY. ke gt Se pon aS ) a ad . Ir ; e ‘ rec lie yj?. j*,* retch on the debt France owes he nitec xa Suggested by the appea. of bores Week a artoon ‘ ’ , i’ ; : : >> - ° aa ti TY D ¥ mm, : ~~? ~? ? for = * Pr» hiished p, rhe Pw io¥ Py », rahe 9 Tas ra clartfvineg oiscussion of we (U6 ID 4 s one ne " ast Pr lay »S ° | must pay is inescapab’e The terms par ibe. et Primes earivy inmcicated hat the ad THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- sy , Fores rim iris i . : . -_ - ed a? 4 ol .-2 . P~% rh 4 By “ . - - rF AT , ir this copnection other than rentur 38 a. eee the great problem of Forest Week The cat mn f 1 know thai my retirement will , was at Dp oe ) ' r r) . ers it : rr ra - a> o ‘ ms “ _ =. — . - nm a the ; make no difference in its cardinal overnment « deal as liberaiiy With Prral mate mo attemt o place blame on anyone for th . = a >> 4 . g ~ ; . principies. tha: it will always fight cid with Engtand. Our terms to Engianc. Sot 4 existence of this condition and this problem pris ' ‘ACT ul- . nail ~ - Sr ; ; is ox exprapsion I , to time and interest charges. he submits, are reasvs towever. a pamphlet issued by the American | _ ; > ise »* - erate injustice or corruption. aways « a : - . - , P - , . ne e "“ rear ficht demagoegucs of all parties, able and even generous orest Week Committee for special use in Forest | -. ™ oF - - 4 , uF Or . ‘ses ee ee ? : en . : = / never belong t any perty. always The figures submitted by Mr. Borah a4 at. uk thie rear. under the head “Forest Depietion : > fF *ehie 2 " ; : * opr ee privileced «la« se — ‘ at L _ Alien Forester of the Nationa! - a - e ; Ps ‘ a es = Ssyeepathy rast sum Was borrowed by France to prosecute tne | wanufacturers’ Association. “puts our an- } . with the poor. always remain de- : abies , gee are | omber Manufacturer: A@s ic 3 . ) — a * hme b>, rhea? ‘ : .* " 4 ; 4 — - a °F? = "4 ; ; ne a a eenerns France more than a biilliod dollars after the cios® GT anal vield of crude forest products. This | never be attac TE. ; sam caken ayn we . aie be ay w (be War As Mr. Borah savs. this money was taken + je further stated s« not so much inp the killing - - ‘ ; L “is 4 ae — 5 . ’ > whether by predatory plutocracy or : : EN GET . J ‘‘rectiy from the pockets of the American tarparers . eeeee mast of which can be salvaged predatory perverts : : 4 > ra the arge Trees. m oat Di ii rt} ‘ . ; - 4 ties : . a _s . = ; c » uu” t i? "4 kets of Tne + rencod i DB vers . ™ Aa : ee = . ’ &u 2 “> - hat has once , n , i are bu ' se , Qm- _ : } pri 907 the American taxparer bad not furnished it the — e +) at names that mich? hawe ~~ 4 } 10 } - @ 2 ‘ das | ia a + J as : . \ “= elste teat rt ti 2 of the TOT ng Tees oat mizo oa . > . . - s = & - , — > “= _- rat tc ._* j aA es —— |“ Freach tampayer would Dave had — ~ weeforested the burned area = _ = b> a ~ . _ a . = ~f +e faeht ze Weer . . . as —~—! LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE ee ee ee oe "mri! we hare learmed to substitute brick. stone or ie Databdie rete for the millions of country homes in Amer ~ - od - ™ *) . ~ - aie = The name and eda : . ufhor Again whe ar arn "Was [1 f£0'ineg mn Prance the . > ~~ © 4 fae the nrn “ must Om paRy .* ” } ; — T gg. — a : * _ = vy Pd ne rv aouwre? ty ’ ye ma ' “ : _- ' reo ro ~ "nr anrtr'se = , ‘- ec a, - ; ie. - , - ee Fee pecowsdieemgte deediog " cea © nerease rather than diminis “Oo one is : aed af a fe» . 4a wv f rire hh + - ewe lee ie - *? _— oe . Lea o = - ed >** e , ere @ - \eaing - - wWoico masse pretty piain ua r Tan largeac ti amne far this ¢ - tition preference American army ail the traffic would Dear he sgiect to replant’ t areas of cut . a) :f r r Lue be s% . - a ~ i ' 2 ee nrofiteer Rorah sentenfticousiy ooserves Sas pot . re as oa 4 M te i (ar t BED sas eps ela ver forests. for the tangle too often left. which in é tt, Fe eee artoen — aon . ' : a one eee | ger Us Ame? : oe : _ s res a -. tae the depletion hr fs ras started by re the Editor of @ Post- spat Ver -eference ic erer nade in Frenc!) omment i : a ’ and ‘ > : : wer oF us : ke ‘ : . - om mere + murists nd farmers D ~s ™ "er ae D a ec TV ESDAY APRIit. 2 1938 ' dine Thomas L. Anderson Speaks in Rehalt ot Parks in Ozark § aust Regions. . ae ot 'M a. appea for conservation ef Mies sme forest and wild Mfe resources, YJ , the Ozark hile of Southeas:| the ! een ih a view to developing . visite creat State parks and game ore.’ her serves where city dwellers may find * ork acregtion within »s few hours! @uris iwe from their homes was made Mra. ‘former Ctrewtt Jedge Thomas L./ abet] anderson im an eddreme at Cleve-| Robe 4 High Scheo? test night. Cher The address was one of the ad- the ance features of & program &8f-| pay seeed fer American Forest! end | Wek which til be obdbeerved! Mr May 3 to Y¥9 During that se2t seek artention of the pubiice will dhete e ected throegh speeches and - nm pictures to the seed for Tort greater protection for the rapidly EUret ~zrishing timber tands of the coup- just ¢ - will _ Tr is the ambition of the Isaak Mr Waltom Leagve of Misseucrt te rent ake the Ozark country the play- New _ground of the Middle West.” for- | Miss er Judge Andersen said. “and i land ~. we consider of what com- | erra - ial value the achievement of Comp = coal would be to the State and | Fram Daniel Boone. No State in the mf n has a more besutiful satur- +| park than the Ozark regions of “,utheast Misesogrt It will afferd nore enjoyment ahd real recresa- m than any ocPer locality in * country ; ‘St. Louis needs such «8 plary- sround@. and by your help 7rm- | pathy and interest we can develop | ‘Se Crark forests so that men, | women. bors and giris of St. Louis ‘an. within a few hours get out of the crowd@e@g city and into the ‘s I: wil! mean that thousands follars will be brought Inte our | Sate and that thousands of people 2:9 **-king sites on which to belld‘ "comes where they can combine ‘e-rTeational faciiti with Dest oes * will cheese St. Leulg over all i Srderson called attention to the: se President's proclamation setting iside “American Forest Week.” | Ve ng urged that pudiic officials, | i<iness associations, forest own-/; ers. editors and «ail patriotic citi-i seme unite in Ks obBeervance enc aid in the pregram of tree pient- mg and ‘orest protection. There is Pesetrki. Due Art Re- cording Art. tet at Loew's State The ater. All thes week.

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rUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1825 eae Daily POST-DISPATCH sone has 9/,000 MORE CiTY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-OISPA! | I} _ —— nn aa at lg — SMD, Social News MMSNVOTIAT "tein kata ps sur mate rears “Workhouse Ward,” “The Drama™ Special Donations Announced by Women's Active Campaign Closes, By the seenctate4 Pree mae and “Copy” Are Given in the Committee in Charge of Cam- but Many Votunteer to Con- WASHINGTON. April 28.—The Mrs | University Auditorium. paign to Raise $150,000. War Department has been notified —! 4 Seo > a * : to —a lot — ‘ - r | Douglas W. Robert of 5249 WII I GO ABROAD tinue Seolicitations. thy " ™ ° ry : 2 . " . .. ‘ » . _ ‘ e - " | Washingion boulevard will give a | /hree one-act plays were pre- A total of $11,000 was announced Final reports of campaign work-| 0% ‘* ceath at New Vern’ : 2% : | S€ té FE : ‘oo ? . , . 2 , ; " @ | 4 ’ “ _ P » be ) ~nantc in| Ginner party tonight {in honor of got | ? nted last night by students of St. | 4. naving been contributed for me- |. | | week Major-Genera! Edgar Ru Th nas Anderson speaks if} | = I miverats the. ae , ers engaged in obtaining new seat , . ‘ @- —— ? veh | Miss Ethelreda Luxton-Lowney of! i|Widow to- Present Work in lLeuis iversity in the University ube) domaine ten thie ant Cel | sell. retired. who was chief | n allt . ae ; ~~ . Pr | , coil oie ell nd ~, a ao Trait ai ooms lie ne ori : si becrihere oO ‘ef eeneann'’se & of : : Ex ’ Behalt of Parks in Ozark j Australia, who. with her father. is ();] of Presi lent ot —) | Cr) I ir . AO ee , c = (% ‘ oh "ae senilo In ne Depar ne} of Com- Low no : - ional Cemetery with full mtiti of S617 ¢ abanne avenue. Who Wa! nerce ind Finan e appe red it paizn now rerting inder “Way tay ovis VW a s lub. ahow ed if ame nail An appeal for conservation of Miss Blossom before her marriage,; An t f ] I \I ' wy, aan . Ww ' i ‘ ra $150,000 I oOmpiete the total of S18 new subscribers cC ; " a, 7 if . ; ; ‘ ; i; rt] rait {)] 7 l¢é inté ‘ Tne . ‘> hy gy? oe ™ ’ iss , ais? : -? . ati : ri the forest and wild life resources, will be hostess at a luncheon at) . , i ae woke —— huildine | Rach new subscriber will take oS. lam a native of Missog - . he . > ; : "37 ‘ry : . shee ry ' ; > , " ; ’ ’ ">i = Phaaitaaus : . is + "% ' . : a of the Ovark hills of Southeast! ' the St. Louis Country Club for the} Ville L. Wilkinso: Who Was pres - wre vas ne irst wolnan stu It va ¥ eu 1 at th meet one or more tickets for the entire aes raduated 4 m Weet Potnt it ’ — ar ad Po Wier ; _— : mnt ' . Sf I site . . ¢ aent to ppear in the iIniversity ’ - * nNouUunces se © Tray : | jerry e s 4 s. i) gy i as . a o af . . ‘ . . ‘ ‘ . wii {) Tri ee fr; ' . he ase ' ae 7 Judge TI : L.| abet ‘ unt, Mrs. Dent! headquarters at the Francis home. | ¥@S presented by Lambert Kaiman, have to be raised before the open-| Rael , led rection, being cited.ond breveted for - emer Cireutt Judge c ’ e . ane jer aunt, é S. vis : ' ' , “4 Peres mm af dal «is , —_— monv & ‘yet t . dzes re. ; . a aan 1a : | "Che r Robert ‘lad California, will land in lé was painted b c Warren Ca Douglas Murphey. jing of the general solicitation on |" , = . gets t gallantry = Sctten et Mania Gee Anderson in an adaress at Cleve- ropert ot aliformia, Will iaD iy ' ' a ee eee - Ma‘ f the ec: a ‘ CelLver in e arive are, Strictly | tas ' 4 . is Amv Thomas Mosheim. May 4 1 ine campaign 18 tO Slt imter at (Caloocan. tie transferre: y : ‘ @ « . rp te , will spend vara = n PHOLOArAT : - - by = *° » thoee | ’ and High School last night. Cherboure day, and ‘4 — o inal or Reg , .. an . speaking new bhusiness is those . ‘rr » | : ; -* ys i : l | 1? ' i } 7% = ‘rinnin 4 ‘? lav. he f n tt” the «| co ’ , ’ The address was one of the ad-! the summer in Europe rhey ee ee Sot ee 1 es 4 ae yy 7 ry mittee will ef Sein | to h inal signed up during the drive were | of the S an-Vahene poe per 2's , += "> SCLCerie Tit) (oT) ' Aas ialt I Phat ' ©T) ¢ ra rT if rem ‘ ‘ : , =” ° : - ance features of a program ar- pian to he in Pa! is for a snort time Bo ~ ruts ’ hae ja} Rite (‘a ; i in | | ant oatncstdees ai “ > OT ° . - ‘ eet ‘ a i _ - p Beg i; ee™ rie) . , - ; ‘ 4 ‘ " ‘ +4 ; ~ . a) - ol , | ‘ 4}; Europe. They will take a Studio | hiaster ! . ¢ ‘lact plays, rather than a three-act|George W: Strodtman: $1000 each. | meeting that, while the intensive; rated by the French and Britis! ‘er | ‘Tv nmnrorTect i ry or ‘ha ome \’ “ . . i iaste \ wha — 3 ‘ i ‘ ii (Ss ‘ 1G . a . > « gree ’ f th te ett ‘ist outside of Paris, and Mr. Galt tudie ; . play is a change from ordinary col-|F. H. Peters’ estate by F. W. Peters. | Campaign would close. many wom- | Governments He retired in 1922 vanishing timber tands of the coun- oe are SLU ies ant Mt Pressive , _ _— ‘ . Tr ‘ the Burr »| bec: 2 - , ‘ will spend the summer painting. monial t) ery 3 lege productions The same pia¥S|administrator: Mre. W H. Ron-|¢n interested in the Symphony ecause of physical disability tn- } war a © | : ‘ Lae ‘ bie i = is ica . , 1;i™,.? , . > ; ay the ambitio f the I hh 1} let Si e oft e Ex : ‘ ' |wills be repeated tomorrow night./inger. Mary and Alexander Tebel- | Orchestra had volunteered to}*-rred in line of duty. , SS I : " . P — . @ 17>} ; . > oe 1) i\ =) i. } Y) it ' . | , ee ee ee - i ii ‘ i 1.34?) ‘ cal Zaa Mirs \4\ lilila } { i > : } i i f : : \ a w C = . continue their efforts te obtain Walton Leag - of Missouri to/}¥y vill depart tonight for rt Hot man, Mrs. H ilese, Christian | aito! PARI iP 11S! frentmoor will depart ig nt fo1 ol art ' my eae — 26 ; scr ; i | (ihe . Ss ‘ 4 - 2 if » a ele pepe Preavetain Ae ' DIES AFTER YEAR $ ILLNE Dr Charlies Mellies ‘gaged in the seat-selling drive,| sor of dermatology. Washington : ; mer Judge Anderson said, “and | land later this week after a Ne. : which was sponsored by the re-/| University Medical School, has been ~ ee - : ba ‘ me Late Brewer page rage SCULLIN ACCEPTS C. OF C. POST cently organized Women's Per- | elected chairman of the section on when we consider of what com- |iji'erranean cruise Mrs. William R. mercia value the achie, ement of /Compton and her daughter, Miss , : haal ~ } roi Father 7 es manent Committee of the Sy Yn - medical measures Genera! Advi- ’ . . ‘ + } ? 1? nq ’ rhe cent "| of ’ an a? 2 ‘ rT his, ’ of * , wer ed . eo . . . ‘hie eoa] “A ould ats tn the State a nad }; rances., made i ie irip Ww i h NM 5S ag Scawuis f i r)\ ’ . ‘ ‘ ‘ = ° = ‘ . - ' ; ° ’ , ~ ; j \ ‘ +} ~ 7,’ of bel ) e. si P| 4 ‘ F l ; ; ‘ = " . kK W i? ry ‘> a 4 - . especial! try bh its f St. Louis. ippl | Hi Bri 4 minal’s Committee ( hairmanship. livetene Association, according to es prey MISS JANE BEAHY. each lighted a candle to typify the | West Pine the question becomes one of im- | M Edwara NN Seach of 4618 ‘= | boulevard, son of the A cablegram from tome, re- | MRS HELEN WALSH BEAMAN | 8 eee eo joe re i l'¢ Z re ii i | ~— _— 7 ™ . . . r . . ; | t ; i Vv ae) ; ] . ag . = d ” sal ‘ A | | Df , ow st U t = be icn rp, st utile er «i - | ; 2 4 T) ~m VV th rey a | ita ,e? ** TT , ‘ oe " . prov tance not only to the individual! West minster pla e © il} enterain a M J J AN} I AH Y a . ite ] i - } } } ew é cé ived ve sterday, inf ryred WwW Pal , | committe: a tte Dr. En tag ut fT ‘VE ie : \ ‘ d Mrs John ~ Serie ‘ emory of ilkinseor jie vecterdas itt vear’ > \ i " ne eT, “ j SS! } % . “st “ ’ a oy , . . of Pennsvivania adopted a pian of Nir and Mrs. otto FF Mersman for Fou Ope gna = « ¢ I 1} ) \ el! t i s'ee! CC oO.. accepted tne appoiniment | Walsh ReAMAN. wife of I: rank | cine including Dre. Ww. A. Pusey. > sh } ; - ar ’ } } ry ¢ } , tnre a > acy _* . 4 " r) "ay @ 932 . , 'T* a - conserving its wild life somewhat /are expected home about May 4; They will Join Air gn : ts to ew -_ te it oath we pe eKe as chairman of the Terminals Beaman. field manager for the| president of the American Medical . : "I, ‘har 1, . ‘ ‘Da > f 7 } '* Pal ’ 1 s* ltié iv ‘ in’ mths if at | "{ — . ’ + 2 ‘ > . ’ in Missouri. Sanct uaries were es- had a cottage a}] wint¢ r. T he ir aA ss ydent A i } if) } 100 n h . 1} \ ré ! } id eBec in - : y : 4 { ’ TUeT e. Sud ceed) iF 4 the late Melville | formerly of Sf Louts. was received | bia { niversityv: LoOulse Pearce, . Pe) ee ris QT} 1}ef@Ss LQ ria \ t ray ii’ the ¢ + Se t . : given over to deer, bear, wild tur-|Chicago and her children are with | SD ne : Wilkins se ceremonia : 4 : the appointment to Scullin, Who 18/| neath occurred Sunday at Atlanta. | ringer, New York, and W. A. Saw- , ' rt ' | , ’ waif » #3 eas neaitl pon coming wf age In mm ¢ acat j hur =e as Sas ” — keys and other game animals. In|them. Mr. and Mrs. Mersman will!., ceveral weeks’ visit in Dallas,|©/osed with all the scouts present | | | + gare On te erage n Europe. This com-| phe funeral will be held at 8:30 a.| ver of the International Board of y } ~ . 4 » 7 7 ’ ¢ } , , .? ‘ . ; -_ * , ne re © ve io ' AL Aas 11s rT) t Aa : ¢ A _ s . : : ow 4 the sanctuaries _y were free from | be at Hotel Chase upon their re-) v7 Saiuting the por iit and reciting . mistte has the important task of m. Thursday from 3846 Lindell | Health. ~~ at L.uaries thes if re trom c lex nare ne-t ra f his father's rr } ! ‘ | » _ mh . ‘ . ‘ , ~ 1? a 1 «J c?i ; i . ) ] r } ¢ wT ‘ ‘a : ‘ £ . P ‘ : . : Ser. ... a? molestation. but at the same time (turn - in unison the scout oat! 7 aie eee canals nging about a reorganization Of | houlevard to St. Margaret's Church, | Dr. Engman is the second &t. , Sell . . j iaul ; : i] her itl ue . ‘ : estate is moti r le WItnin ; > ‘ Tat ; . in: a riliei " ‘ . , - . i Oe: oe. ei ts around these preserves t an ade | " = i sia Snnouncement has been made Resides the 0 lads who received : hon dies the railroad terminal facilities in| purjal will be in ¢ alvary Cemetery.| Louis physician to be elected to an 7 . . an ay” : : ij ,af . J ~« , rs Penton | R , ) lor i Oj SH] ; , . = ‘ ’ , Two ? i mnrins ot j 1s Be eT a mart nN 1k) ; . . . 4 " . " teal ae a of acres were set apart where dur- | p ' Bel ire na ogee of the marriage of Miss Corinne/| merit badges. ibout 1000 othe rts ’ open psllngg ies the metropolitan district | She is survived by her husband; | official post in the American So- . ~ , ian “Seapine —_ "“jtERnrighbt avenue 18 Visiting her son- : eee a iias re eet ' +] e |eaves a brotnel nry a ; " “4 4 + : , : - — seth 2, rhe r r ‘ na Lu Wis H. “Tan io = (y] P P rec oft ths eit’ * a YY : > “- : er ; | F . ” Sch UTE” aa ail See Hunting seasom any citizen Iin.1iew and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. | Elizabeth Bruckner ae the bride's | ana an Hees ty! >. Brinckwirth, and a sister, Miss| Missouri Road Conditions. .|* daushter, Jeanne; her father and | Cis) Hyeeee ee ee ee . eX 9 al ae . ' ' wis 7 , sf ? ‘ the ome of the ori i ane ‘ount were reser? 1 , { é , , eee Sars r , —_ . - ol might la wtu ly h int As ; result. C kid . T — | n Evanston 1}] = raSse Re a | + yee e iT ‘ + I + i 4 | ee: lé loss pm} ine Brin: kwirth By Telegraph to the Post Dispatch root he r Mir ana Mrs. John A. Bishop,.4292 Washington boulevard , =s!" ~ . _onhiine he value of game animal} killed ars , »_ oe ae parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward J im khaki iniform of the orde KANSAS CITY—Cloud\ roads | Walsh, 4109 Botanical avenue four| being made a director of the asso- P - - ‘4 it ai ~* - a imais Ci li i =~ ) ww re ‘ San wy turday - . it rT ° ° ; . | 7 SARs te So — aad and sold in Pennsylvania last y cco yA gee lsat a * Bruckner, 4236 Arsenal street,| Thirteen of those who received Steamship Movements. soft |sisters and two brothers. clation two years ago —_ + ~~ eae ar ait ‘ =. ae as Car Prior ' her Kivanstor visit r sh > ax Sather : © rio}! oO Lie] sail Uti - . An 1 The Rev. Hi H. Schroe- merit padges 7s rhyy ' err oc y *} . . ee SET pv nkeee ead equaled the value ¢ ive «tock ) é - ' ee : B pecam« Arrivea. > JOSEPH—Clondys roads | bord Airplane Service Doubled, a eae d noi wae quaied th al of al] live stock and \lrs Pollock motored (O der officiated After a wedding ji eagie scouts thereby ragyae os rough $30,000 for Quayle Memorial. my 4 4 . ed we . 7 from which revenue was derived | - k Springs. Ind : . | be ati Cherbourg, April e+, American — . y coe emeentee 5 reas ae * . . oot Oe # a 4 , , | ren h Li "K . pT nes. eae trip Fast the CH ip e Wii ie at Police Board vie mber f, A," WA’ \ th Pren r) }coPl IN——( loudy: roads rood | By the Associated Prese DETROIT. Mich 7 April “e@ The sae —. And now, the speaker contin- | . . ie ee ‘ ; ‘rs to Speak as’ we% wes diunhaeesarcg : eee sem ee , ‘sag frnryv a . » Seni * / ant ) a ued, “five great perks ia the Ozark | T.\ Saunders Foster will return) home June 1 at 364 Oe” See 4 Members of the Police Boa; Piymoutt April 27, Nieuw Am- JEFFERSON CITY — Clear; KANSAS CITY, Mo., April 28.—] Ford Motor Co.'s air transport serv- ‘ : — = : sear hes 7> ) , ts ay. Daily fli zone outside of these, sportsmen of | will be held at the home of Mrs home (“hicago after a fortnight 8} o'clock tonight:~ They also wi! QOueenstov April 26. Canopic MOBERLY—Clear: roads rough.! ward the $100,000 fund to estab- today. Daily flights were made pos- ' » = h I ee : lii - if ae \ i il ‘ ‘ ‘ ! ‘ . , i . ' . — ° P 4 " ° i« ° ‘> y «yy the Middie West will have the san all Paul Friess. Friday evening, May visit to Mrs. B. Sumner of Julian itend the weeklv luncheon of theifor New Yor} SE DALIA—Cloudy; roads rough: lish a memorial to the late Bishop sible with the delivery vesterday r ' (ne sam a “I 1Gé nM ia) 2 : Pere cis m , a" : ah ; os F oe . " opportunities for fishing and hur l Mi e Mignon Rosenthal and | avenue Chamber of Commerce at noon to-} Yokohama April 24. President! thuddy in spots A. Quayle. The funds will be used the “Maiden Dearborn II,” an ail- ’ ; it | Pe. il i 4 | * phere is bre orher cities.” day night at his home, 914 Belt sity of Missouri, whicn opens today : brie Nat womens Sprere ss cs ; ; ; , , eeen fair more then Anderson called attention tothe: avenue, after 10 days’ illness from and continues through Thurgday ons re ePDreset 4 4 ‘he Col President's proclan aiion eeftting pneumonia interment will he in) The }- rrmers’ Kair ic to he held ‘ A pos of 184% only one—nes aside “American Forest Week? Valhalla Cemetery, kriday and the annual! Missouri in- — anree . aa Anothe r Cc . and urged that public offic ais. (; ] proprietor of ‘he Ww A (sii) terecholastic reet takes place on : we oman in er relation &@ business associations. forest own- ji Jewelry Co., 431 North Broadway, Thursda‘ Friday ana Suturda, bone ~~ whic : avy not be bre ers, editors and a Ppatriotis Citi had heen in the jeweiry business in The argest entry st in the history . _ , . sasha - ‘ > : i e, erly *h} re) whys jc now sg 7°Ns mite in its observance and: St. Louis for 49 years Hie is sur- of tne 2 vears of the interscho . P important positions than 2 » aid in the program of tree plant- vived bs his widow Mirs Annie iaAS&* it s expe ted according to © ' A reference to recent Federal ing and forest protection Gill: sons, William A. Jr. and Ek. G | lgrewer, director of athletics aehows ‘hae in }unM only 23 oY alaried officials ¢ 4 ind ‘tions ere Warne? len vears ’ ; : IY 1919, bat . . @ was 4.1 per " There is greater pride in 7 iA ST censils Wwe ’ i 7 ) a olute ly 4 nial i jal ively owning gn musical instru- ment from the Aeolian co cupeciaill rae ae ile the increase in superintem Company. ‘wil >. ‘nance s Was marked In the 1 : (l superintendents and man mber in 1919 was 10,306. In the change in omiv JSS? women were ere was a lZ per ' en ons of men and women em ple} comprised 2 ee . ) the women clerks | | | le in 1919 they were 36.2: number emploved. ce » ©°a 016 omen S men were emploved in Ametr it the ianat reckoning The mplowe 4 sho hut’ the in ‘he entire elassifications @Twills @Poiretsheens {4Twillblooms ~~ ber © women € ! endency to grow Aeolian Company-- sts fast ore women were - . ‘ a ag gallant were the logical place BR-160 : Smart misses and women will — as in pany wage ON ently This beautiful model is completely ( / B otat in in industry in evan es to buy your es atte vst camaidle marvel - these wondertul values O Ors: —for here are the very styles that Fashion decrees for now and all Chili Red Summer wear. They are beauti- - fully made of excellent twill Bubble fabrics and most of them are silk ieh justif aerial or ground wires. rranied pride ana whit : a BRUNSWICK~RADIOLA ITH in the Intern: tional Book because: Prices are guaranteed for the calendar year. You are afforded time-saving convenience in ie eyes % ) pol ary be is reading cont toe the preset . ' ae Ruteetnes ime into 7” making your selection. Ours is one of Amer- lined. Buttons, braid, arrowhead Kernel the Literary Supp! nent oe ica’s finest displays. | stitching, tucking on pockets and Shri ee ns tee As Brunswick-Radiola specialists you are rimp week tes has accepted collars and other new style touches adorn them. And there Bark are also many striking models in heavier wool fabrics at $15. assured of expert advice, installation and service. Liberal allowance will be made for the pho- nograph you may now possess. NutioR ‘ae mit oom . ; - , iat no longer stigmat.zing } by a ‘ATi 1¥ rks \s lié aT aA avride and eyty ravi! | wo mpounding, useft ind jtish yi ac te. arnener ge rion Many models recently New Prices Range The Super - Heterodyn can be obtained with neo _ Posey «? i? died : . Navy ee ih WN, os ft Lr i é , , -s Shee aes Oe reduced, some as much er Dine b ; os eto a ‘ : a ware eniagniter. at: - $100. From $170 BRUNSWICK. ba te om . , . ’ Si , vorable) was born tain. unteas 1 am misinformed 4 a Terms as Low as $10 Monthly Misses’ Sizes Women’s Sizes Pre » wt eurrel ir) the a @serfes I. ad reign. & Duo Art Re- Sizes for Larger Women nd . ee vas nea b3 at cording Art- a » band as the regi ist at Loew's jas rey st @ eview that she State T dh e- co ~ sSOURI > find out its name. eae a ee Ore w.P. CHRISLER .PRES. COAT SECTION—THIRD FLOOR Ling i hog Syen te Cheap 1004 OLIVE STREET | his song "ray also have bees Exclusive Representative for the Steinway ' [nc. See 4090-11-13 BROADWAY ind 410-12-14 SIXTH ST. n (hese states. Piano and for the Duo-Art Reproducing Piam@

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ad ee ee ee 20 on than the m norning and one other ev ening new bait ch COMBINED RIL Se me = se VWORE ' Circui a > §LLOUS POST-DISPATCH © Tie Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circutat APRII cg re a - a xn | pict howing Washington cross- which the following pears und Deog>err rt lover may see the pis Bea () 000 Ad B od ew eae an one e« xi : ‘ e = pee ; aA -* slivers ae eer > “0: — . ; lowe wey 2 ben tore adil u in S rings pease seersetonic Lowe ota uate wee a st of this picture ig omitted in exceientiy repreduced Among ihe ~ American Beauty " a : ps Now the flag rer ts this ‘ion in 4eferer bn: on nin@reaite ariate which are en este Pee: MA See. Tefenternia the mi s bec ae | ice and a white epace has been | tastes az pre se . eunéry| at the Fees Art Massem ont 2 1¢@c—at all grocers “PARI rHREE. 5 ew ate ustries fa 4}. ii edinees Gan. on .% er ruled off on the nuce woman ‘nm nasty-minged ‘Torquemadas an4 Harvard Co-Operative 5¢ The POST-DISPATCH te the onl 7 : . cat age ga Sewersper ceiving Aeenctated fe news services, = los Angeles | ‘¢ ralie ine - — nictpa! advertising Rut to show you a ers “thee are doings Continses croc Pese 17 > o * ees that “Fr ed 7 ® poini out Let we must what ot us ~ l Tane makes &” evrerythire BABY— e sewrere Reabr's Firet Oatrtt. Every thina the babr — Lare Frrat eran #8 e dress “as? comfort erause cord 9.95 Maternity Apparel » and er nt Matern" apectant Me’ ave mma i - ‘« : ; r) , M th 6 in. 1924. Mis —— oO ers... $146 000 last vear Bryer’ "hAaArraeerren’ "rere o . a. cor (ne e ™mrerre ar > " the All-Year Club or Southern Ca - * s ne: 41% &- . a2 * = S200 of 4, - a *wO-Te@ar eriod .~ * ‘ee enver epen: $1 | | 4 S e City gepent $f - > a cnre;rT Sean TYVern “2 rill epend $12 : a ~ eer 7 ef ‘ en? ere were ee oar 72 TT > a ‘ o- ar ~o é a 4 " ~ 2s 4 Write for Bookiet om pole Poca Baa , - s hes : ——S eo *>rec 2 EU AREDNE | oo cossecs ccccssomeae ’ —— oer ¢ ‘>a = ar bee Sixth and Tacust Sts... aS yi aE pcp 1‘ deaAwertiais ADVERTISEMENT re being — Le - geners cerre - a © é ‘ e ”_ Watch for Washington to “A eo. Plare lore” Indes ~wnt I a — ~ ~* leide if Picture « NOW THE HARVARD ADVOCATE IS HELD OUT OF THE MAILS r The N. P. Your Gaide Cab 5 Oert C ‘In Gerdiner ody Neture's Climax Cameo Shoeid Where /t Bn / Old eres Geyee r a Yellowstone Park Nowhere can your vacation dollars buy more! the most wond 2 | varie ied thr rilling. scenic area in al] the we a 0-4 Great Mountauns. Grand Canvon of the ‘Yel lowstone. Cataracts. ar Ivers. Forests. Boiling Pools. Clear. Cold Lakes. Bears. Elk. Deer Big Horn She eep. Beaver. An- telc pe. Butt talo , , , ~ ee * + en ~~ a - . . = mtorr Lai le LMYXELs anG e 7 ~ ~~ © - > an & a » ie camps. Excellent fish: ng Park opens June 20. 7. . The 4-day tmp u costs $54 via hotels, or $4 wia camps—everything inc Your Vacation Our Specialty ern Pacific Ry. ro. Convement Tram Senne (C. Be Q hern Pactic) ver and ta the Gatewavs of Se. Lou: Bilangs; Chicago, Sc. Paul and M nneapol lis ’ oe) : soe » $. Naz TLS Ci - Route of “ North Coast Limited” and “ Puget Sound Limted”’ Two of America’s Fine Trains. EEE VACATION, —_——— eee ~ — — —— _ Bowks of rigs | om 2eend T ner etereet=ed a | « ) bare‘: |) —- Yellowstone Park . $ 40 >) Peotc Northwest / ee « " > Raeeer Park : ee . a oO Sa es SE NS ae a Ss Se arolyi’s Suppres Folding Camp Stools a 7 é~ ~~ ~~ ~> ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ bt = 85 Value 39 harges 3000 Persons paneer tz at (* 3 = 25 Value 69¢ pot dere worn and = e st cease en's : i en Horthy Took » potent feature of there GEASTNEENS Meps 11?0- 22- 94-96-28-30. Olive St. € ‘No Mail, Pinel “an O. D. Orders Tells How Jews Were Hound ecuted in Night—Ki _ Deserted by A weaqeinnpineenntes - NE Pest .imepetch prints fodeyp wished od ‘he twelfth of @ series ef Ported thy 00 Genuine American Walnut Suites Four Pieces, Exactly as Shown, at Only les written ty Count ere pe a ero.) Heanagery, teleag the ‘they bh » he could not reweal im speeches for the country becouse of 6 pledge were Jews ed ‘rom him by the State De ‘dragged o@ ‘beaten am in Workington before the |; which is in ¢rile wes permitfed fo so} in the | waited States. The pod cap - is elreedy femiiter wits thie | ~~ of Katolyi. Now that he |? o 't (he country, &c bes written the town | ‘he Post-Dispetch the things he Tesistance, od fe say to the American *S2!Oet ©R - ; : , , , fia : sideseiiit imate Under tl me * ; a n dusty ¢ Jraners a ed ° ° — Cash—Balance in Easy Weekly or Monthly Payments . Special While “TE Last at ‘at the be a. tema tint 2?O5 (gennine » ty rime frage was iz. aes a ation JD SCEUNCtida“(tiC‘ LSCO*#Ci ell S COUNT MICHAEL KAROLYL of coarse, Hit a ara. i % 7 _— t HE present Muergerian Gev- (that. ft wa HY | = Frenc h W sient Suite American Wainut Suites — W alm “Suite prament, Witty fren ae amene aceineiall Hi I might say something about electing & HK] ee EE AS POLI MS rr aso, sili: “ab : 7 F ful four-piece ior Per ae er anything else—while Im the organize Hit as | _ a Ae eae wos —- puny ve cee odeaees ini iyo Se nets convenient fee ited States, is alee cautious, net the ceed it | ' ul € = es y | M - « z full- Ne rac sets, With (Wo ¢ - ening doors and gay frugal. in its OWn Utterances. ther | 1 a = : . i 4 oo on . ad ( —— _ t 25 emnie snace for bhatteries and equipment, ily its réticence is voluntary. not made I iM : e ; er e eee eee, eee ; posed by a gag. a8 in mY case approact 1H) eb: oe ok ly, this Horth; i $10.00 Cash—Balance Monthl; $12.00 Cash—Balance Monthly $15. 00 Cash Bialames ae $1.00 Cash Delivers One Br wedlng pov ye mt Pre very ‘an ana Hi : isk occupation -— ee a = > 7 = tC iit ie | > This Iron and Ironing Board FREE + . % e> 2 ‘Set of These mehr Dishes FREE wT ' om there ‘7? save - - a 2 «a = ™ — ~> - — -] = $19 ‘it Withea -4 = With a S Mi Set of Re 6= 0D Set of + a | — DU if 4 Dishes 4 Dishes. . ~ »_" ae — 7 4T? oS ornare i 50c Cash Delwers One $I Cash Delwers One nine palvan mised r : _ - — zed wey ee it ¢ “i Kr a : . = - : . 4 Mi Davenette Suite $1.00 Cash—Balance Monthly $1.00 Cash—Balance Monthly ik : pd ee ; CO) -T7 - , 5 Pinon 564 $38.50 REFRIGERATOR EE. $398 LINED } at....... ¢ Set of Ss) 24= SO Set of .39= H a 4 Dishes. . i 4 Dishes. ssi cen = “ase: percelain- 3 wr men "as removable $2.0 00 ‘Cuties Monthly $3. 00 Cash-—Belence apes Brass Bed $29.75 Value..... - _- - Buy Your Boya Roll $1 Cash—Balance Monthly er- bearing as Bow-End Wood Bele Coaste er W argon en aS a sma et A A te DE A EN < . - , — -wS —— _ ) | $7.50 Value— » o4e) t F Values HD | W112 Veivet Rugs Ov]? Con go! leum Rugs Special at....... Up to $35... . Q : ™ Pee es ‘iio etite — SR a aes 7 | $2 See sanacereaed S$! --- Sennen stenthty " 00 Cash Balance Monthly a <a omemmeee —— No Mail. Phone. & 0 D Orders aq _UNION HOUSE FURNISHING C TT —— NR om ee 'OMPANY ee ee ane ee er eee A eee ee oe . —_ —_ - - Le —-~R

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_STURSPAT. . MV ANTS. | REAL I = > o ae pa ee SCS*«CS LOTS TURRDAY EVENING, APRIL I ave © “S ie “te ew : fray that these modern Christians/4and day wore his decoration waa ' disg f ; . tia a hia pi« Vil. as Tra -** ~¢ } on ne nd patriots had nothing in com- | warming his thronein his absence eeful Horthy regin Here 423 AUTO FATALITIES. rr NEUN NAMES COMMITTEES where Alderman Schwartz ¢e®es | the place of John H. Brod Jr., whe he had to suffer a denerved defeat a I *s Sup) r mon with the real followers of The naive Kim ror at last helieve ranch ~ on Aa y essed , r : aes Seer ge / eae. Be a : se ved through the more homely elo- is about to resign to become Direc- nor writ hy he rea!) africts a the ex ress} > f , Ses | im oe % aS eae Sone ey *pressions of ioyalty he quence of a Bernstein. Thus he » Safety - he a a they did was in.the name of was getting day after day through proved by} ‘ Sein ae oy . ; BD gre tor qf Public ety. nl They increased hatred 2 al the envoys nt :¢ Iam sar wing pa . | i ANavie (oO act With con- Greatest Increase Found in the cesta nen yoy wig dt of At. Changes are made in the mem- . vengeal e% nial in sesineesi me ided t on ial ne og ans de- Sistency in a question where above Deaths of Children Under , | yh Lership of other committees, and ’ pt ‘ ‘ - 7 +4 I c I 4 } at ‘ -) M "RK ‘ i! il ‘ c iffe ; *h ; 7 ’ ~ ~* _ “ . eT ] ‘ere rs > .¥ iv . arges ersons ere aln history. and 1 think also in that of. plane to Hungary T) a wredx 4 all his Christian conscience came 15 Vears of Age. mer we named today by) the newly elected members, Koett- history, and think also in tha an : ungary. ere. to his) into play. :, ie di al - resident Neun. The only import- ker, Neu and Riefiing, are placed other countries. has there been ereat astonishment. he was as« } Jar —— , , Special to UM eatatiaatraiate ) , os ; a isked The Horthy ez.ame had heen un- CHICAGO, April 28 Four hun- ant chairmanship changed is that on the Resolutions and Engrossed Se i ' Zi a When Horth Took B d t such shameful persecution of polit by his —e loyal subject, Horthy, deniably established. It had oc- dred and twenty-three lives were! @f the Legislation Committee, and Enrolled Bille Committees. ean if y u apes ical enemies as in these last vears. te ga nar as an as his legs could curred to me months before that lost in March in automobile ace} - NES. | ae Woman Was Tortured. pee omg tee a : King Charles hai completely lost dents. reported to the National ' i personally know a man whose rhe King refused and what hap-' his head [ had seen clearly for Safety Council by the-S0 cities hav SIL NG ENG IP NG IPAS I ee SG ISG ING ILS OLAS? :¢ - . " __ “-% . —_ t ,337 ’ ened was that the loval re ent ome ; > 7 > wile, a OuUNnE woman Oot avout . of * Some time that both the country ing a total population exceeding i . —_a ' + «SF Tells How Jews Were Hounded and 300 Ex- who had nothing to do with Bo't- ™* ho was supposed to guard the ard the dynasty were dvuomed. Had 29 000 HOO ‘ifty of these cities re- hr ne ee ie +} "ian ,* . The est on the outskirts of the city : tente, who threatened to occupy was no questio: f his ing February to’ .49 in March : . : ' 1 O1 li retaining 7 ry 4 used themselves Vv L) iti } Koroly: ’ Hlunga Us telling he imu ec i: ii ef .ve by } | nliating greatest ingrease is found in deaths they hung 300 Jews in one night the country in case they tried to both thrones abil Sail SALE A at Horehy | peaths by accident in the home ‘e- ™ v. f : ae le and disgracing her before drunken 11 ae | . ¢& eae f aze ory hv could ne reveal ivi speeches ior the sir ple ‘An @ + — + aos *r a t c jhe ¢ shires ‘ of children unde o years ty “Y ¢ si ‘ “ ipi reason tha the 5 soldiers These officers tried te ? establi: h ini Ha ps burg: ° But Thus it happened t} ie fountry because of a pledge ere Jews, rn mT a aes ; wnde resaure 4 a et j ' in this CONN j j ig Men and women were compel a relative of hers to ill-| under the same pressure. d.d 1] ac was able to ride néacefeliy. in:é : | , | | | creased in March as compared with in a much less ruthless manner in| Budapest in August. 1919. afte- the 1918, three years before overthrow of the Bolsheviks. Then My father-in-law, Count Julius/to9, the White Terror, one wf the Andrassy, who was on the side of; mos direful trazedies in Hunca: | the King, was thrown into prison ian history, commenced ~al dragged out of their homes and " ' beaten ind tort y- 45 _. " partmen' in Was hinogton betore the wx} — ™ red — of ways instantaneousiy con demned to lose Vhich is indescribs or A 18 indescribabl his manhood. and. like a hero. died ¢ Hungerian rile was permitted to | : Capture of Budapest. then and 1 treat her lie refused, He was February. Notable in the National Safety ‘Council's monthly survey. are facts that men drivers were in- volved in more than 12 times as 1000 Pairs of Womens ; $8.50, $10 & $12.50 FOOTWEAR exacted from him bu the State De- LNT dk BOL Ik WE DS IL o here because he did no _ , = ' : = and in the ' nited ‘ fate # The pub Want to toucn this woman. This is | Ad 1 H Mgagoing’ of Ka¥olyi Now that he Mat Chis 16 NOt an Cxaggeraced p o4 ] “ .+ n ey ast at peop Li wh beRINHINgE universal suf- confirmed bj iif british Labor ceeding speed limit.” “cutting left srieh ae ' ‘* + ‘, be punished but when put into reality means (£1 /£ hii ' frage was: given with secret ballo?’ (“ommission , corners sharply.’ “cutting in, “on COUNT MICHALL KAROLYL | Of course. the terror was eo great After -two vears’ running. {‘,i« Apponyi wélendis Hforthy. i the Pea, of the country wrong side of road.” and “motor- >. ° HE present Hungarian Gov- j that it Was more a question of | regime proclaimed itself on legiti- Apponryi, by his whole nobulous ~opyrighted Cosmos Newspaper Syndicate. ist intoxicated. rhe large ma- rs! ernment lich was 8o afraid nominating thre MI P's than of mist ground Admiral Horthy) was policy, became a brake on the de- | laundry Truck Driver Robbed. jority of accidents occurred in day- \ z I might say something about electing then. If anyone dared to | Supposed to be the regent of King velgpment which might have saved | Joseph F. Lang of 2514 Prairie light when the weather was clear . nets convenient for ae anything = — in os “se - party ween wae not in nantes, bas saned peen chated Hungary. And yet, I insist, Ap- avenue, chauffeur for the New and the road surface dry Sixty : _ a mered States, is aiso cautious, no he favor of the actual regime, | @Way by that terrible Karolyi Gov- epapdl ac a man, deserves respect |} American Laundry 2119 Morgan /| Per cent occurred at intersections For Wednesday and Thursday—a sale of 1000 pairs “ opening doors and gy frugal, in its oWn utterances. they were attacked and jit was ernment In general, this regime / qn 4 iety corrupt to the marrow | street, reported an armed man Soviet Oil Refinery for Baku of new and wanted styles in which the , ries and equipment, Maly its reticence is voluntary not made impossible for them to even Sprung out of the so-called crimes he never deviat ed an inch from his boarded his truck near 12806 Hodi- = pe ssociated Pr ; y ; -s Init posed by A £akz, AS in MS Case approach the polls. The mos? I had committed, one of which was own ethic. lie believed in his amont avenue at 2 Pp. mm yesterday | | YT ONDON “April 28 The Vick- Soren Se somewhat incomplete. \ ; Sit says officially, this Horthy prominent party in existence a+, that of having signed the armistice | phrases, believed in a policy of/and ordered hi mto drive into an/ers Co. of Great Britain has con- | (Main Floor.) Jelivers One fermment, that during the bol- that time called themselves the 4nd siven up by that the integriiy pnyrases, and believed above all in/ alley, where he was robbed of $15. cluded an agreement with the So- 4 é evisk occupation ean persons Awakening Magvyars. an institutio: of the Hungarian ter 7 This his exquisitely balAnced periods, |The robber then jumped from the viet Government for the erection Yn 2a J a JL a IL 42 I2 JO IL es I JL 2 — — fe killed. What it does not say, somewhat similar to the Ku Klux. 0f Course. did no proves them j»agnificently framed, majestically itruck and escaped. of an oil] refinery at Baku. . —_—————$ £: : #7] boldly assert. is that in the Klan organization in this country from signing the treaty of Trianon, vising and falling. If he has sinned | - . POF ie unt ablishment of the) Horthy Gov- Freedom of the press was abci- | hich was not only.much more un- | there are still things on account of 5) by ment at least 5000 people were ished The Jews were forbidden favorable than the armistice for which he can be pardoned. At the | =] % ardered, and countless defenss to, enroll themselves in the univer- ‘hem. but was the definite giving, prianon he represented his country —————_ ———— { ad Ors men and women were lashed gities. Prisoners’ camps were ere. UP of three-quarters of Hungarian with great dignity as she lay in the . Ree a RRR Ker aa am ER A ER cate eeelce sa pecncenineeteetn teeta EES b i sbnueyg ee rege Sei PEAR AA KALI ODT Sanaa shri: te, aod tortured. ed and filled with thousands of tn- %!)} ™ hile through the armisti: dust: and, conquering his disposi- 5 a EEE em ne ns ‘ Ux pear eee : EEE Se Pa —— — When. in August, 1919 Adm iral nocent people without any trial at we would have onl, lost about tion to shrink from hateful etrife. oe ae us : PH X ; rthy marched into Rudapest al). one-quarver he became the eloquent accuser of f Aen 4 oa ; wth his 2000 men, although there The awakening Miu are said King Asked to Leare. the murderous White Terror. In mag Mo actual fighting, certain ele- that they came to save ane COND Meanwhile the Ning was impa- | 1920 and 1921 this old man set the — ts of the population were ter- try from Bolshevism The: de-| tiently Waiting . Switzerland, yroung ones an example of bravery. fied He and his men hounded clared that they were there for 1) e| where he was | appy to Know that: In 1922, however, at the, Inter- Bevvvevwunccsniees tie ceaccereces seesetneeeresseelrens toate ee : : OP ee oe atente one OG ‘the unarmed Jewish population re-establishment of Christian mor-| his faithful savior of whos he Parliamentary Conference at Vien- Pree, ee Sceesete nee LY) ‘ose wae oat Se ma nism «62)!] those who they als and patriotic virtue. But I must! made an Admiral and who night: na. we find him a defender of the » AA PAA eee eeee es FREE : n there into each other, Save +m eeeee eee ee ee e VE IS not the fire that makes a fireside. @ It is a united family, loved ones, health, freedom from | eee | worry, freedom from financial difficulties. gerators rOP- ICER t 12% fF Man-—It’s alive! j has white enameled ‘erd] {tron chest aryl if Ase finished in is fae ese Be fs Bs eee ote oad @ There comes a time when every man must leave his fire- OCC Cee eee ee ee ee eee ee PRON 3 : side—forever. This is the inevitable. Is there a difference between ordinary gasoline er | | IN LINED mortal agencies can insure. 392 OCP ee eer *_*_*_«* = ack, P : ee 1 thrill t of it. er : . =| Se SOE: ' ad ea aaa er ek EE: ath —That’s Lubrite. = Boeee , ( By naming the Trust Company executor under his will, a. ae vi three Lubrite Gasoline Pot t 1] “a th tank icf 4 Couvon Books. Ask at Fu en gaiions in © gas tank O! your Car an . ) ' ; Meade Be see te tes ‘ . Sige ie sional executor that never dies, never gets Beta ane Mas any pony dag ecg vx let it work up to the carburetor. Then you'll see =| | Sareea ‘ or tae tide seed a poss never leaves a tion or a r : a cecuces sects ‘ j own, nev as usi : eke WT BSI, full details of this offer. what we mean. | aaa oar vs Kes Br BEL Ie, | ® Lubrite is a high-quality, straight-run motor _ | See : @ When you leave your fireside, leave it as comfortable as Bi a ae fuel. Yet, it costs no more than ordinary gasoline. = | | eae you can. ee Will you try a filling? 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—_ tee DC: —— > oe oar Ren tes Se EE PS et te hat eee ed patie A > OD CE ne TE RE a OM Om pe te ee -t Boab mi! og Splat i * t. : a - — - - > ~~. —— oe ———r”S”S-—®™—YV. VCC ee 2 ee Re A — ee RCT Wiiyyy AN \: \) “yy Gy, \ SBROADCASTING, li = STATION WCK. Z@ == 273 METER WAVELENGTH 2 | With Carnival Radio Installed g 6*185 —_—_— HIS Console Cabinet ot Tudor adaptation is ar- tistically nnished in two-tone walnut. It contains a phono- i graph of excellent tone quality ——. and mechanical perfection. i Installed in this cabinet with the Phonograph is a Carnival Radio Receiver which makes this combination the ultimate in the way of entertainment, whether you wish to hear the recorded master- pieces of your favorite artists or listen to a program broadcast by a distant station. Ail equipment necessary to operate the Ra- dio Receiver is included at this price. S| ee Convenient Payment Terms May Be Arranged STIX. BAER & FULLER GRAND-LEADER Yo ur Trip To Chica O “0% The rest and relaxation that roe: with a few carefree hour: spent in may be enjored on your next trip to Chicago. For the C. & E. J.“ stee!” runs direct! y through gy, green, p cturesque farmi ancs. The 6% hour god Train bas al! ~e lurunres of Mm odern travel pius a * homer” atmosphere all its own. Observas on-= 40om Sereer 64 >a Greaste Ciry +19 om Checago | Dearborn Stamee) 700 a = AS ume ahows «@ Cemtra ‘canuera T oc Foe a long, onmrerm: pred might s siecr. the Evenme T Tam ts the Mower sleepers, free reciumumg chaser cars and smoke: feoece of . | ones . Ge a8 C & EL 1. Chicago crams cravel mg Secomes 2 pleasure. Smooth, queer, clean, vibrscemice meng ore & martchicess goudic tracked roaGcwa ite Fer -merwanens aud a) ormation. or City Ticket Office. 322 Serth Greadwey Pheee Olive TIG0 ao Deven Starnes J. R. A. Eiegeaiees, G A. C SEL. 452 Pierce Bidg.. 112 Marth ee Si. Se Lowes C.4aE I (Chicago & Eastern Illinois Ry.) ine “NOISELESS ROUTE” ~ «2 Daily POST- assesses’ alone has hongatsse Cary Circulation than the mortti ng and one other evening nemepaper COMBINED APRIL %& e ; = . e — ‘ ‘ ‘ ; ~F der? o4t je eae yer No ; b> rd 4 A> eS ee —~_—- _ oe eee 7 - ee * 2 ‘ call - ” - «4 ; - + 4 . . - . as r Z . Yr é - r a= - r Tite ; ie : ‘I LA > 5 ; ~ rc ¢ : ¥f 7 se *- = 7 = é r ae - 7 HARRISON QUOTES A FABLE Then Comumemd« Steryr ta View Presidem Dawe« SHIN(lT > in’ . 2 ~- = - - aad ~ = : = = - 3 7 >. : y r Tesiee "a : = e -_ , eT r ~ ~- —>. > 7 i 7 es ~ “= . Foe. . — e bf —" . ' - »—r > > ss | “ Pretghter in Codli-tog a” = : ; ee. 5 oi*® . a = mh 1s = 2: rv - - ~ er z ae : ry I ~ STOP PAINS QUICK With CRIMSON HEAT “a it—Time it i” . ores . rar? uz 7 o . » » a — 2 a - —> mm grete. » 3 ~~) +. x= . “ee _ eo. ~—- z —_ SGee tr m*~late ¥ ~~ = . = ‘f[—rarishes . ~ere--, — “an a™ " ~~ 64 >?_7e sz” nad - —_—-— ate —— Sel a eer “ = = 7. Sead ‘in Ye e ie) cg ~~ Tz ee “ = - " ig@ rst _ =. —_— = - — _ ( pam ae fone amen .- ~— ™ an * ee a ~~ —— ‘ 3 ~~ { Golf Bags \g@f@ ale ) eat AS = Clubs at Very Special Prices + $925 At ‘se At ‘44> ; ’ > ‘S Clubs with wood heads Thos. E. Wilson's Ashville Ac- Included are Melhorn driv f persimmon, and igon heads curate, amd Sarazen drivers, bras- brassies and ait SS Ss zer are drop forged. ‘Drivers. ies and brassie spoons. A iew Burke, Mine] metal. Wright @ midirons, mashies, nid steel-shafted Clubs at a slight ad- Ditson and Firth stainless, hanc , putters. ditional cost forged irons. =TTSTMON TNE (SS ee ie | i F eit. nal yD RM ALMA Ss We at Vitnesses* Tell ot yudl 7 7 \iton That Preceded Killing | 517-19 Washington Av. Deputy Sherif | CHANGE OF TIME 300 SPRI NG i ; mind eter Sunday, May 3rd aed Aone cians | No. 801—Day Train to Memphis ( O A ‘ an, who shot] Will leave St. Louis 8:30 a m Killed Depu Save 2 nales | No 821—Local Train to Cape pa reed age a ogy a Girardeau, Chaffee and inter- oe 9 a 4 Testimony of Proprictor in High Quality Clubs and Accessories : Par-X-L Golf Clubs Special § 3-49 at HESE pewly arrfed Golf . were made by Hillerich & Brag agurong Armed.~ Robbed of $28. | “sre i> Wiliam McClanahan. +> years youn ef 8:3 Meund sree. eS vr" Rockies is a deposit in the bank of a deposit you ll draw on all! th your lile, yer never exhaust. Excursion Far (Beginning June 1) We'll show you how can enpyt dertul weeks im the Rock: litthe as = inchudang all expen= it will pay for a rejuvenated body and well 06 tat eae of indescribab All Rock Island trains stop Ave. [Forest Park} station. by. the well-known makers Louisville Slugger bats. are correctly balanced, have & right weight and “feel” The shafts @ “ made of hickory. which has been pre dried. The heads of the drivers and sies are of air-dried persimmon, and. iron heads are hand forged. Grips of & lected viscolized calfskin. 7 " . ~ 3, ( Golf Balls Attractively Priced ILVER KING 1925 Mesh Marked Balls. spe- © cial, 8sc each; dozen. | $10.00 % Wilson's Pinehurst Golf Ballz: oncii — A special group of high-grade Balls; each. $44 Repainted Golf Balls Silver King and Dunlop Maxfli first Balls: each, soc; dozen. ' ite First quality os popular suchen: joc; dozen ... salient 5 oi a ete First quality Rewashed: popular makes: pot; desem .. ic sce ari quality Repaints; each, 25¢; dozen. $2.7§ Home _ | Rainproof Golf Shirts Golf Golf $ 3,50 Greens ~ 2.95 waterproofed. They IS device will assist you in umproving your putting. They are ad- justable for distance will fit your golf : EN’S Shirts tailored of Special, light-weight balloon cloth. which has been are packed in small bags. and lis bag. and stroke Vaiwes of in all the wanted sizes. exceptional interest. These afe very unusual S : values. They are shown omg SE Oxford a : $8.25. os OA ~~ ae pre * “\ cellent brown calfskim crepe rubber soles. trimmena: crepe. oF soles. Sizes s+ to a : we . r rth MacGregor Golf Clubs, $4.00 to $15.00 a a at at A a an ee TT ase

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TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1825, Rei etme - — a DE OED cel | | —— LER al Sale IS olf Clubs y arrfMied Golf Clubs by Hillerich & Brads- ell-known makers of Slugger bats. They ly balanced, have the feel.” The shafts are hich has been properly f the drivers and bras- d persimmon, and the ‘forged. Grips of se- lfskin. are Melhorn drivers,” d spoons. Slazenger, nel metal, Wright Firth stainless, hand- a alls q Priced Marked Balls, spe- e. rn je Balls; each. .65c¢ f Balls laxfli first quality 85.85 ular makes: each, h, 25c; dozen. $2.75 — a Golf Oxfords $8.25 EN’S imported En- glish Oxfords otf ¢xX- ent brown calfskin with pe rubber soles. At $4.95 EN’S brown calf Ox- fords: new styles. Crepe ber soles At$5.45 , TOMEN’S tan calf, or elk with mahogany colored nmming; crepe, or rubber cs. Sizes 24 to 6% 17 mse Fourth Fleer) CY A al nee (‘al .en . ap a GPR eer ht YS Ones Ne enema 1? lA TT (A Ae eS eS OM OO _ ee AN » ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH * Robbed of $20. strong armed of 828 Mound street, was! m vesterday. young men near a ETN a half dozen} . 500 + toge yy street and robbed of $20 at 8:3 [Colo mg g vacation lasts alifetime- An experience amid Colorado's Scenic Rockies is a deposit in the bank of Memory —a deposit you'll draw on all the rest of your lile, yet never exhaust. Excursion Fares (Beginning June 1) We'll show you how you can enjoy two won- derful weeks in the Colorado Rockies jor as little as $120.00 including all expenses. And it will pay for a rejuvenated body and mind, as well as for two weeks of indescribable happi- ness. We'll open the gates of America's play- ground where, during those wonderful Vaca- tion days, you'll be free to “sight see” and play and loaf. Go to the Colorado Rockies on the splendid COLORADO FLYER or other fast Rock Island trains direct to either Denver or Colorado Springs. “Meals—the best on wheels.” Rock Island is also the Colorado way to Yellowstone. All Rock Island trains stop at De Baliviere Ave. [Forest Park } station. Free Our travel Bureau will aid you with Books your plans. Helpful illustrated books with list of hovels and camps. and her detailed inlormation on regquex. Appi y Ciry Ticket Office. 320 NN. Broad wey, Phone Olive 7345, U neon Sia . Maun 27000- or De Bahbweere Ave., Sta, Phone Caben: 4504 Pil. A. Auer, Asst. Gen! Pass’r Ag. Rock Islend Lines 817 Chemical Bidg., Main 2900, St. Louis, Mo. Rock Isiand Lines | ~ NOUSTR DISCUSSED More Than 100 a of American Association Mee in Convention Here enth annual con rican Zine Institute at the Hotel Stati! 1090 members } orning and after- to a discussion ry and ways - cemand ntion wii! | suggest- ‘'‘frae itself market’ by set- ‘(ne Zine Coating Dt-cussed. =. Trewin of the New J« Publis her Heard at hendei. mes Schermerhorn for ot | e Tyee, Do you know why clulidren loot the jam jar? Caught in the act! Savers are kind to tiny teeth. They're safe and wholesome. You may conscic:i- tiously be generous with Life Savers for they are the ideal candy for little folks. Six flavors are displayed at all good stores so you may help yourself o-mon, Lic-o-rice, Cl-o-ve and Vi-o-let. Five cents a package.—Life Savers, Inc., Port Chester, N. Y. Don’t be too hard on him. You did it yourself when you were a kid. If he didn’t do it—or want to do it—he wouldn’t be the kind of a youngster you'd be proud of—and show snapshot pictures of to your friends. - ¢ ¢ Every growing child craves sweets. Active little bodies demand sugar. But children’s candy must be pure—and they should not overeat. Life Savers, the little candy munt ith the hole (life saver shape), answer this probl in just the right way. They are china-hard and deliciously flavored. This means that Life Severs are caten slowly Children suck them to make those wonderful flavor: last longer. Little tummies are not upset. And Life little tummies : Pep-o-mint, Wint-o-green, Cinn- | Family Routed by Fire. M. L. Edwards and’ members of ,@t 12:15 a. m ~~ - . today when fire of his tamiliy were forced from their “undetermined origin broke out in ' home at 4268 Shenandoah avenue the attic. one-half story brick building. The damage was estimated at $2000. PROTECT Your Doctor and Yourself PHILLIP MILK OF MAGN You must ask for “Phillips” or you mray not get the original, genuine Milk of Magnesia prescribed by phvsicians over fifty vears for GENUINE f= PHILLIPS = S/ / a 4 GS2)):) Constipation Indigestion Sour Stomach Sick Headache (;ases Biliousness wu Refuse Imitations Insist upon genuine Fach package contains directions tested and approved by the medi- cal profession for fifty years for the above conditions. “Phillips.” ANTACI D CORRECTIVE LAXATIVE THE CHAS.H.PHILLIPS CHEMICAL CO. NEW vYoR« 25c Bottles Also 50c bottles—Any Drugstore. PAZO OINTMENT rretruting PILES yan funded if it fails to cure any form of ‘ Get the Handy Tube This dependable and proven remedy for piles is now packed in handy, collapsible tubes with detachable pile pipe, which makes the application of the ointment a clean and easy task of a moment. Full directions and sci- entific advice for pile sufferers go with each tube. Your money will be promptly re- piles. Tubes, with pile pipe, 75c.; old style tins, 60c. Get PAZO OINTMENT from your druggist; or, if you prefer, send stamps or money order direct. . 2330 Pine Street, Paris Medicine Company, St. Louis, Ma, I] SCHOENFELD KIDNEY > LIVER TE 4 is what you need this Spring. | Good for all the family. Take a cup as needed, to ward off illness == _ and keep your ff system in good | 5 rs condition. | The home is a two and | wg Any Time Is Coffee Time M" sl. TIME. work tin time any time . {fe : Its trmfiepenea bl. at break with a sandwich or piece , ve ite a eatiefying iun i ites alwaye Bood at aire?! REtWwEEN MEALS ir rrik«d- afternoon when the mind he- gine to lag @ trifle-—after an ex . r ta coffee Rough? ae al - packed bv coffee expert«. it ia indes] worthy of the high regard it has today On Sale Only at KROGER STORES Corrce —_— yee ees Kee] cS ae) a> kee fa uty | cs => OD (eae et Ne =D) GeO) aw) (ase) Fane) Franseaseereeees tems = sogsesscese te ay ren Gaby Sey «ae Gah ar) koko art a ; r =i toe seea sees eende aw SEES S Sete Prufrock-1 ite Fourth and St. Charles Streets Ey | Gat a, peer se. 4 = = = a2 Ly Gee y ot Wednesday only, these price of § ceived. = Set >| Kandy _ = =—— 258 | | my | hy 1] | “ ’ : / y . , r 1] nr if " an Fey Wh ' —=S . ey (ree) — YS Wied Firs crtuat¥irs i mtuistaimas Fe E ia ee dase oat fir = x -—+ ho | We Wate —=—_ —~— —— —— SE [7 4 Pe Thirty of These Suites Made to Order This Price to Apply on Orders Taken Wednesday Only! These Suites—the new thin-arm style— our factory and guaranteed to withstand hard usage. And because we manufacture we can save you $85 on this Suite—W ednesday. are made in it TH Uf, Yyy i N , } Tiled ALAM Ze i ; i, alii i} € zc (Ree) Sew) | ee) Foe reer -_ Fat koue> it Psi ad "2 eee tae ee +e? oe charged. Or, we will allow 2°; for all cash. Off on Many Floor-Sample Suites Wednesday as floor samples—only one of a kind, including some OFF their regular price Wednesday. el oe oe — } ee oe me it *. = a >) & — ° =e, a ile we < : : : ‘y= a —_ « - ~—_ ,* - - —s oe — mi * i . . - _« ~—* * + &/. » — «

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24 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Fae Daily —— More Pay for Chicago Teachers. istence. The Chicago Teachers By ihe Assuriated Prees Federation opposed the measure o8 CHICAGO. April 26.—The Citr the ground that some teachers ar ipuncll yesterday passed a new principais would receive increas Salary achedute for teachers. T! in salary at the expense of “ee l ageregate more than and that an increase in the tax rate ES $1.500.000 the first year and about would i smatuste —— $8 606 666 che fifth year of its «x- the schedule increase wi’ - - re req irea ic perpet ua. CE —— eo ome —-_ —— a — —_——_ —_—™!: _-_—_— _-~. _ — —_-——_— —_—_—_—_— — —~ —_—_— [> ~_ .* a ———— — a ~ as ~ -- = : - - al : s " a ——— ¢ ~ | Roads ana - ; ‘ Ut; — ~ = ' causes the loss : ; 2 ” £22 a ° r — = made wit | ise am ~~ -—_- ee - - me = | Injury or disease | 2 .o-::» of the gums Fates ire “ b = of as many teeth | astooth decay | ===: Squibbs : Siees onions = . - _ - - — . 7 - e ~~ > ~s e- > 7 * & > a t : . , . - - : > — " > s 4 Tt ia Vorl_re = s3@ lieh? * _ 7; ” Insist Upon Getting LA SWISS BOCK BOHEMIAN MALT You Il never be disappointed in La Swiss Bock. It is being proven best by actual usage every day in thousands of homes in St. Louis. Users say “it's as good today as it Was years ago. Stop in at your dealer and ask him about La Swiss Bock Bohemian Malt. He wil! recom- mend it for its purity, wholesomeness and old time Bock Flavor. Save the labels—they're valuable Dealers: 177% iter camet supply you phone Otive 7903 or © write our Rome office L. Schlosser & Co. 354 N Desplaines St.. Chicago, I!1. POST- DISPATCH iene Sees has MORE CITY a than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED = > To -LUNCR FIGHT | « TX r. Con maitre. in 1% © tee 3 Nelson asserted als purpese was . - : agg i rday that with t ng of partment of Justice agents in Where only the Jest wi “nee s the — . - , : serif . - » v2 nerTes lau injustified probing of the private 1, iaerors( - «he ae. - ~~“ in a ra fF— ' * - = os 7 Ti? W iscomst aii . © 4 . bes f the affairs of men Mm peutic ite. par- ete. F , Tee Folletee-¥ heel-. Ih pare rere f Jostice whic} e ticular regarding : members ef qt > ls | BA. is [een 20USIRE iis powers gress 7 . 4A DVERTISEMENT . — | : ++ q a. . | Watch for HUNLETH S (Small Terms) - a | foo), COFFEE. ‘ and Lower Prices on Brunswick Radiolas —No Unsightly Aerial —No Acid Batteries St. Louis to New Yor Go East on this Luxurious Make your reservations on “The American” all-Pullman all-steel train over the Penn to Philadelphia and New York, with through se Baltimore and W. Sisfine, fast trains | | sxuriously equipped with e to New Yorkleave Pie, The Fv erwvth ae T« we if ( agta ined ? i amet Some Models Reduced as Much Squibbs Milk {= |. Bem Wit Ingalls and Be Cad as $100 WATCHES An Early Selection DIAMONDS Will Prove Very (The American’ current periodicals baseball s 12:02 noon stock quotations and eREDIT Il 7" $245 to $500 Men's Watches. $16 $90 a pAtwig — - ee F. 8:58 AM curist + + W Tinh deuonelal 4 EWELRY Profitable me Gotham Limised) ashington .. 10:20 One Year to Pay nae Ar. New York. 9 HPOTMstion, sdvanee reservaticonsan enorvivenia Is HUNLETH oe -_ 316 Naproadway—Ph nome Mar seetoees New FE y Way LF. inet Disse. sr ec .epresentative, 335 Boatmen’s Benk B MUSIC CO | PENNSYLVs nas RAILROAD _ ut INGALLS To Sees aaa DEIR EH Records . The POST-DISPATCH is the only St Louis Org \. TY@ sT Bewrpaper giving Associated Pres sews of haa ~ ; es 4 4 — = me 2 ee = —e Now THOUSANDS or PAIRS oF 3 Full Fashioned Thread Silk Hosiery $1.50 and up Aayser “Marve L- Stripe *Slipper-Heel Te mrevenss “runs!” An exclusive A slienderizing sote in knitting = -—- A -~ —— = ~—er leer r ~~ that acas gra ize and beauty to ankle ~= - » @e —““— ee a ; - xnec mrotects t he sacerest DOSsiICTV imme. 3¢ 1s to he found in y from costly “rans Kayser models from $1.50 wp. \ —— & ww be - Quality More and more women are saying: | want Kayser hosiery.”’ Superior quality ts the chief reason for this . —» —- D4 z : Om . on -~«.* - - -_o-- - . - = . 4 ; -~ * weal a - wee 4aisUG wear iv _“—+= aad | . ~ = 2 -- No -- “2 ¢ Te . + ; \ a as & cyVes aie used. .0 We ighe:: > Oo gE: ~~ * a . . ; " = _ : -~ al aed ~ . <a rYScSsSIUC.. Caco Dat iS koitted << Cir act sizct. CHIFFON WEIGHTS - LIGHT WEIGHTS - MEDIUM WEIGHTS - HEAVY WEIGHTS At all Leading Stores “Trade Marks Reg.

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~~ : —— eee” ste _ ~ - Daw A e a | © | Where only the dest will do ,@ Die Pend TOTAL TAK BILL Can ik oY) ROO or ic it 3. - a ad * MEANS HEALTH INSURANCE — - : | erALJUDGE & DOLPH DRUG STORES. - ‘ SS eneseemnmennnnnonnanonnnnnnn — ) — JILDMAN 6RO Hes hy le, ft vis Aes a * Missouri. ons p. ? erty assessments, with rare reduc- e 0 \ \ > tions in tax rates: growing col- nian Sa : tions of taxes on incomes and cor- Outfit a eee at a ew and operation of a re- a eR > ; : porations, . ‘~ Me CherryWeek cently enacted initiative law — in- : ‘, \ a . —_ . a a ae creasing automobile license fees | ’ Lata «4 fy ba 3 = Ae hs April25-May2 22,2 eecounes fj ceptional offer. / J F Ree. eps : schools and other local functions : : : oe ‘ will add to the total. The Bed iS one = - d Chow 4 : \ — \. \ Senator McCawley is here com- of the most : .: —— ns ne las, (NM : ———— - «et . + al , - compnils tia s aot - .o "J ? Special Prices This Week pleting @ compilation of statistics Tl Honular pat. =H: : il 4 aie Ail bs ‘ a Aaa” 4 2 ; ring this week only—Che ; Week—the sp: ane ian of Machinery terns. Can be ) . //] > ; \\\Y n\* \ i is) wn . 7 a2 Ve ° . — * 2? : ; , wonderful cherries that have brought na- ble iiahed to the huge tavation | aaa mm Walnut ; = ¢ WI Wy, 47 ; : \ iy! y be ro tional fame to Wisconsin can be obtained cost as a reason for legislative re- Me finish. You Ry, \ i} UY s\ : \\ y) : Lae. from your dealer at special low prices. search into State and local gov- could not b ~ Ras ; ¢ : Y y y y Ah Y, : . . ernments, and revision of their Es no uy a ~ . - es : -7 7 = 22: YZ. Take advantage of this situation. See what functions to eliminate duplications. [i better Bed Out S| a\i g vey FRx 4 é we : functions to eliminate duj etter Bed Out- Z a Ps : delicious cherries come from this great cherry Such revision. he said, should sub- fit t d bl é Sts . 2 : 4 o eS$>: ¢ - growing region in the Door County Penin- stitute uniformity for the patch- a ‘ oupie . .s . 4 * sula. Only the large, whole, selected cherries, work that ha A ¥ be — Bente the price. zZ ra ; Nf 72> : te Se Y) / packed in their natural juice so you can years,” McCawley said. “Why not cee ae 'Z > =: 4 % V4 S > sweeten them exactly to suit your taste. give attention every 3° years “a so 75 . mt : ‘ i, ¢ ° ? to revising and unifying the func- : f A . , : *,? Cherry Week ts for you. Profit by the tions of Government?’ : ° ‘ A . ! In addition to ie] special prices and order by the case. | It will be recalled that during ~« & : | the low price and the recent session of the Legisla- = Y —— FRUIT GROWERS’ CANNING CO. ture, Senate leaders suggested a All Com lete = easy terms you will get STURGEON BAY, WISCONSIN special session of the Legislature to 7 P . ; ‘tempt an intelligent nd compre- a Blue Bird Dinner Set Free hensive revision of Missouri reve- J + - nue laws, but the suggestion died , : , with the close of a long and Vir- tually unproductive regular session cs iV/ a Pt Over-Appropriation of Revenues. That session brought about a AW AY serious situation in State finances, , B A through over-appropriation of the | \ lA REFR GERATOR uys ny anticipatederevenues for 1925 and , 14235 ——--|— 4 == WITH EVERY . 1926 by about $6,000,000, even aft- TD, es = = == Ft ow aR MAN BROS . ; Ask your dealer er severe slashing of appropriation | RE ES | Z T GOLD e igerator | requests. bb , However, Gov. Baker declared Hus ce but would use the veto power to 1H bring appropriations within reve- My in knittung cn, Phpechnclph-sebaemygypern , P; Hi nues. regardless of the amount o - 1eceé ry met cauty toankle icinins meceeney, He und in many . | McCawley’s figures on annual Glass W ter Set Free spr $1.50 up. : taxation in Missouri showed these a ey % items: Federal taxes, $45,000,000; Also the Blue Bird * all direct property taxes, State, lo- _ cal and district, exclusive of blind Dinn Set With E nension. soldier bonus and local er very r C f sinking fund and interest levies, = — = 2 you a TAY $125,000,000; various special taxes = — = Refrigerator | paid into the State treasury, $7,- = ae = > | cae see- Pre rent aid interest 3 = = = @ es _ Shoctateny teen te mincoment } | levies totaling $9,000,000 a year on = = = our Pree Utaner See otter. this benwtiful, } an aggregate bonded debt, ‘State, = == oe a t egtthae = | county. municipal and district, of Special morn we a. ~~ - are natent | $1°5.000.000 $5.000.000 in State a te — eS how - ; automobile license fees (increased wire removable shelves, with all nickel (rim 50 per cent this vear) and $10,000,- mings. Now is the time. Invest thie . “ offer—it will pay you. See these al r - n00 in license fee and occupation Refrigerators on special sale. IC} | a new taxes collected by the counties and municipalities of the State. The “are Saying: total on direct property taxes was A ry. Superior reached by applying State, county, . v on : rr) ipinal erhoan! ietric? sz ont -_ -ason for this | municipal, school district and road ba e district tax rates to the assessed Log in 10 sec nd ? valuation in the subdivisions of the ry \/™ bs O Siate <A S. Sa a Numerous “Nutsance” Taxes. McCawley recalled that taxes A Month Bays a Buck’s Range paid for support of the .State Gov- New! Quicker and easier! A fine cleansing ernment in 1924, including all . ° taxes and fees except blind pengion, soap and soft wool polisher—all in one soldier bonus and motor vehicl totaled nearly $11,900,000, of handy pad. Entirely harmless to the hands. Shieh about OF sennan mundial from the collection of the direct J ' nroperty tax of 5 cents on the gin lll ° ? ! Take your dingiest and dirtiest alu- S.O.S. will not harm the most sensi- | Sapien thee a Ge for Buck’s Gas Range and Kitchen Heater Buck ) | A Month j ~~ GOLDMAN BROS Are Sole 9 Gas Ranges Buack’s Range \BxGeaets a Ranges _- a eee =e ee = “From this it is seen that minum ware. Wet one end of a pad __ tive skin. And it cuts down the time every 50 cents in direct property . of S.O. S. Rub it briskly back and —_ your hands must stay in hot dishwater. tax paid inte (ho State. treasure ug Liberal Allowance | Side Oven $25 on an average the State over is Range R ange forth. Just a few times sat the same assessed valua- : Equally good on any kitchen utensil. tse die eas Bo gy Mogae Buck'« Gas Hanges are . : tion for other purposes, Now behold! A surface like new. Just as thorough and swilt. Be sure to Ile condemned the growing number Shining bright. In a try S. O. S. Order a ne A eee known for their fine baking | This beautiful Range qualities. This special has all the Buck’s — leader has four gas burners good qualities An | w fax on incomes, estate, inheritances et | few seconds. Burned package today. Atall and other special sources created — 4 in spots whisked grocery, hardware, woh gmc ommmmmaar re 6 it ah and too. tnle Gar ae clean. department stores. “The fact that the Federal Gov- ™ . a & ernment can take $45,000,000 an- GHTS | ©AN BE HAD WITH excellent baker with Pat. Jan. 15, 1918 Reg. U.S. Pat. OF. nually in taxes from Missourians ENAMELED HIGH SHELF | roomy oven. This is LIBERAL at small additional cost. a special leader. ALLOW ANCE with less friction than the State s 2 can take $2,500,900 in collection of 50 FOR YOUR Leading makers of Alaminam recommend S. O. S:~— ee Qirect property sate, MoCaaty $ $ e : said. “indicates that a certain —= OLD RANGE LirveTimME Mirro ann Viko Quarry UnrtversaL-ALappIn Teamch Minister of Winance wa best method of taxation is to pluck the feathers from thetgoose with | Wacner Wear-Ever West Benvd not far wrong when he said, ‘the the least squawk

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Pe are . , - Lore AT ga, oo en — ee Pi A 3 ! eel f as i! a eh Pacdliad ya Peter ari, i 5 « - > a eer OE ee ney Ws ° r aide ke 6 > - 7 ~ ¥ -—— — vers. _ . ” “4 , ST LOUIS POST-DisPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 28, 1925, oa are eee : : ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH BRO'NS 1, DET2O11 0 (AFTER T’O0 INNLY GS); SISLER DOUBLES FISTST -_ yr s be > er, Davis Makes a Balk _JOE and ASBESTOS—Now if Asbestos Had Only Mentioned a oS o2e Tees | ere on ay In Toda 5 ¢ agg s Bird ..110 Rose ~—~ no eed ite Semrv Dettmer. 14° Tr seme the alr f : - mae "i y |= Sweetie ....1 Oueer a are .. 1@ Pecrant Denshaiene ail 3 . or a fine catch. O'Rourke cice =p §6—L ese ' | ame Whate Dat ...129 Sivery + eeee RIG | Tim Cattregh ---'o. Lace . “— ‘ Tee Te “Miss Babe .... 166) Mr ictss .. 1 = a . eee Cover 3 _— walked. 5 4 " Teme - : AT on — O'Rourke out stealing Washington — a Wrestling Champion oe Recs i” eee auece €fu Micharcs Out c imDie : ~ i. | . ? 7+... ‘_~- —_™ = V-_ - _ | “Ethe zr. — a preg “+s se © * . Meet anston Only One of Big Stars Cer Second Sacker Sufficiently Re- | Seet Gri 2o0litte Bee t= ar le iverre ; = SS ae oe a 3 4 ‘ : eat ee to McMarvs Bassler Philadciphia = Tm €e:7 » — walked. Dauss forced RBaccler |Clevetang _ ae. mM +. Daviscourt in an Out- con Mee - : 4 : $800. ciate ne S-yearolde | #5 nantes soe at he is ft and ready now to turn ~ ? ’ a ~ =~. -_ . -~ -- . rr - ws i = - ; . r _ - me oot —— _ De ° ~ . r at % ‘* oe oes : * *23?* = . . ~ i - . 3 #% ea Ck we ew nme - Sse Ss Vs 22 i . = s+ 4 5 ras sc reso’ ntions to me ee te ’ . “2 , : Lo ~+ + be th ic ~ 2 —— sie. ‘— Naes rtuZe —" 1% | °te ‘has We = one’ ta and it 2 6 pretba ble he will he given a stiff, 7>erters TENPIN TOURNEY (Fr iF Specialist. has Seer signed br Pr R KK. Oevris with a tots! of te £ which itnmcluded « Damdicap of f ar outdoor chow 2 S6nd a team of Az €ricaD Dlavers > COMpete a Dim hledan individeal event of the ci:. handi- Cimecinesr; oe “£12 B42 — be Battery arena aha Wetneet — 3 - . : ; Med bigs on z 2! nee 2 2. tee ee SF ' ’ - : -—- — 6... -—- , Be; ‘sé i . - — hs 5 re r ran = r } rT? - a ~~. ~ . - ~ er . 4 ? = - , > ‘ 4 t [ore = — cap tournament om the Rogers ai. | Chicage -S§ 3 33 2a = , . : es Bere: 28 ee order - suc feso:utens met aimost es 7 oe Pdinals | *iiten Moser | ae Step othe ane b Wnereee Eher..} ‘ _ - _— : ” Tr? chy . a ee ae — = lies ™ = [Te > = "=t i levs last right. Deris 2/20 toor Pair be 4 7 d ye 4 — | 497 | ” = - ~ a * — i? a = a -~s = S. .ruar ma - r'ira*es art = Ort=maer . Park i = rd 7 2 oR er nm . —— ° com 3 Te over the lore - ‘wte today the cea mY ~—— ; EP eement made trae: ~aa.S Si5€ £ Gary, du . : s z ES Dats | ; ee... Fined —- Se y- the lead for the Wooster Lambert Phil 4 aan Sd . 417 eed aS . — = -@ = . tay a nas an orTmer =e = ~ abe tha = ++o- _ ms = ' e One a? the bee Ai s* trmapr re pair at ee neeree total ef 658. /eneners { $ 28° 453 30s) Zbyszko won the hearyweigh:| 227 finds another complexion on matter. it is ome thing to sa says £2 RS Postponed | Més « turity ceurse Pearth reco eas iéerby : i we a. ° >. | ~— f = = - - _ - = - = = _ — , 2 Te ~ a : t=. ’ - > with games of 271. 2113 ang 224 | enim "HH «. > - SSS ae crome for the second time wher he; = SC a first-class team™ and it is another thine +m Sima i. —— _— oad _ = => ‘ as 4 . - ai -\- ’ = : .** Tone, © >. - =e * ~= *-- * — _— — — = 2 oO "re + _aar a i ao - ~ — 7 “se je a = . -_ - at Dro i= as Pa: a when the im prevre — ; —_—>—___ =c avr 5 #UMn at Ph'l-| Cias8 team that can co. “ rn = 2 = o* | Kiee of Ent : sition. T : PP setae, 2 Seite Sak ame “a S four games that the Pirates hare |@2*t P> og = sw a= | RID® Of the Sun 314 ermationa!l Mabies derby candi. he may. cs. fs . a 24 * > ~ ae . . A. Wedemerer and P. Heine 1°78 horrow s Schedule. RA Creag . a 4-50 — 4 ¥2.2.0538 Bere sert ou -O¢@ team that te -=n- » ¢ _—— mh there ~~ NS aver oa = 2 bic... Pieinn ih : Gate Mark Master turned is one °F ne ~? lor _— ; P . - - = lites “ws.¥ O@€:d ihe crown TF ap- = Paco i - 2 rpilare= > th . r a 2 = = ; ge ew a ™ i Se “we ' . tues 7ee — - > : ee he) | SATIONAL GEAGUE proximately cme vear lcaies tt te!) Ss Over? a oan eit We Bave set. Om the ther | 4¢2ms entered the ranks of on) m= me ep > nae! oes ae and Cartten "et the best works of the season at | *i#>the: a tlePcurg »? er —_ e - ~ —_ . Tal . = ag : “Se Ge . = Qo —— ~~ "* ao ~ = > “ —" _—— —_ ‘ ss - - - ieee aii —_ ~& a i a * Border i> “2f0 ° a _ . e* 2 e-]- ———, ee T ~ —_- ~~ ae ; ‘— natin 2 L = —— - - = 2 ~ io ry ~ -~- . - . “ . ~ — — - 4 i 5 - V ea 2 > or xe - = » ~ a | —.. Me : that wt . The eon of Leake Me- . a — s ; : P q —trargrie: ee = i Wie a. a. > a ee eT re. + a Leake ftepped the an eligit YOUNG EXONERATED —w me | e: E-mok 7? 9 AA. ear sv — 7s ° 2 . & ~ Tan the ~~ ~_ a’ ~~ as - —_ —~ le ee wet “ws Ls - . =_ 2 of = = ~ - . es saps for ° a - 47. > — - 2 —— - » = -” t 2 Peont>- 4 on ; 7 r => ws , : * rie = = -” a = ms ~ i aot.) Se aa ; ce ‘ én ' ’ . *_5 in c 43 . : : e-- re at an * ee 7 sas Cc tv 2c? Toe wesee is rs Bee stp cal sat ——— as - = - — = ~ “ay m.. 4 : ~ ; — eigh ne , By the Associated? Prees | evezant eat Chicees ; Deriscceorr smnecr e4 in accmbe|:. ~ oa 0 _ - -Cerais “ELEEtTs Sending 1 O@nesters. : A sas >€-0nd-sacker re SSO, claiming f-seeren Nem ~ « beg a a es ane on th im 1:58. The ATLANTA, Ga, April 28—Georce | Sis*Detom at Rostes of beut- im St. Louis during the; T7CtBCr B® could. arrczge his/ if Johnston went | enci? ve on duty this afternoon. geal. 2 “emer: Pinisn? _... 338 9 ae ack was muddy on che rail and) a oree New York at Phiina - j of beu n Louis during the . : — Bt i Would st: - wes atternoon. He} seneuin CR Sayer a _ ee | ie ‘ ue Young. charged with disorder! y | = at Philadeptio | aes eis me wince uUSiness affairs sO as to ect awar acrocat> sendin: — r os sre er From the tetere an? | Prac a mFene “a8 De ae ee © et ee a ue ~ am pmod suits Mark Master perf : ‘ . | SUP a a a a om im : i ~- Roe rT 2a a ea 3 LIM Press. ve re Se ~~ a - a 2 oe “a - ’ - - - >u.- na — = 2 ' A h"o ~~" ae _ - | “or a -~_ ‘s ; sg condect im connection with the! + AA Rann OE ORE a a In @ match enhit? “? > che season neert nd Jobs Herreces “non : ‘ (er Shursday when he wac hn atwel ...27° Hislene Slacks (@ P Wits Be bon “ | Streeg im the Wed. . = ing of Matt Derahvue NI : : ——— = = - o« hes aad —s — . . . — — > x n — sec, *_ — *_-- c—> «.. oa ~—. a 3 hoot : hue. Obile | f 7 ‘ ssCnarcs Could not possib’y go on-/ Alfred GB Chenie 7 22 id be ee = r a oS? Se Mark Master ished rth ‘hale bases!) pPlare.. fevera) dars @co \ e Sie er 2 Cc De sé ° bee’ s bo as 4 — “ * “ = = “ = = ~- =. ™ = —— t =a “ — 2 sR 2 s “Su... Th = Serer *> = ~——— €. ; oe wile and ™~" wy ete ; — fin fou in ; @ " -. : ane ©ss > én > TT ay"rre? ~ mse re. ~~ — = -_ zs e : e:,4 2 s ioe ke — . «'* 27 -_ —_ rele 4a--gece Tt2@ the - a J¢ara Dverty and bas today was ¢tonerated th aq Do! ce | fio m™ontes 2£0 Wa Tiscour? . ® ba, oe _ — => “= .u Ez = é = 3 ar © it" er e- ce - “2 ws Cor Jone ~ = + ~~ - - — = — 7 : *% ~ =—— “~S ) = ra ir i > ’ ies own | ay Sao > taller PO permission to fulfill campaigner like Jonas 7 en te — \D Anato tsb _.. sete Ree Kalen s madder, Stabdie's tnes*«cs 2 i2 , tO ore ri@ Wes ister >+ — 4 3S cout en Senne - - _ © > - * md _ - 4 . ® 9 wn > : ar: -ared to Presecute ; ~ SQUa i e3 fnew Fe ° > Stecher 18 ¥ = - = w 2i- a oUune eam FT > or Be - > - = 20e8*5 ce R SHOT © o +=. a Pe eo ES th “ ae . 7 a -_ - => = — ———— — 7 as _ - * . bie ’ Young told the cour’ there had Tra Bing * " =F FS =~. 3 risen? -- - — . 4 5 e -- = a = . 3 Je >f le 'Oeae om. nd -~ DOrce. ar Prc- 7°'8@ Try o “cece an? ¢€ i = so Ss - re ms 7 * _—_-___ r ——_ . 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So S80 toewcm ee | oma > oe ‘2 ~ ae ee — | =, > _ — — . ~~ _— » . —_— . = aa 4 = a 7 any e seat 3 2 e Marin Plestina threw Steve Say-. “INCITING at we ‘ were leanan Nee + econ 3=% an- |r a —— & . — Jack | Swerured ....1 miarome . ...57] CADIS Tne ePersace .* Park 1: 330623041223 8) " ~ -—* = | ‘ ’ —— ar ; war abe -_. a ~- ia e = >> + or « > ; ** 24 " ati aR . — ™ . = si nz * ~ wace Sch 4.vre4-rld@s - ~ Ler’ eg Valley - : . ~ tte: 4 = - © ca fe = 4 . ° > — = ™ a = . " 7 a@e ™m @ One-feii wrest mc ma: a la - ~-— =*s - al os 2 : -4 . +. £2. . . - : — - ie eae ania , —— > See . = 2 " — "= .aeer cirectr] th " > "* - a : New Yorkers Shoulders to the mat! P. Morre mers Towson i. aoe ronal release w fererd unen the 6 Got teare Susiness anc Wil- S6E gre pis a i ’ as : At Ha jlast nicht Mars =: been unable | eanéitiae +. « h Fy —— ssa "a rer i2 i ‘ - Fes p= 7 "se } a Peoria 12, Cedar Rapids 2. we Ge Grace. § = [to pitch thi year on account of a |amee en nee Hon that, just the year when the | Kearm seer. Jack | Sarr en: carne bets pon) Meeeet_.-uais oes ee EER! Z _-- ” X : — —— - “is fi Pa ~ “Tre - . : _ ———— nen . _ of - . —-* ; V eat raini . ™e shoulder wh . aaa acuual a -g OF s F~ 2cTua ’ Saws se. Le “ ° > — eoria | FIRST nACE $)°on - — > ’ = - to treat ™men?. t so ae = $5. ' *y - m 4 Se =- — a Lo cers 2 a ee ’ z ~* ee - d = ° —_ ee Kir av = 3 Tv 2 ee " _ = .tr? 4 * " a annex m 12 - 3-we . al " eon a =a ‘= mas “er » ry ’ : ti ‘ mh a ~~ = & m™ , ™ P = -> += , - - = = e . TL sso nan *s.? ~*~ ~~ * a , oat aver? ’ " - 4 ed to > victory over z - ta oe “3 * “ry —e. = } : on . ~ & - as Lh & eS. « - al ~— = os = — _ = —— "= - - ~ C2 2 ~ Cedar Rapids rookies here Jester- ; — peri 727 mw W » beg =r ee ~ o> © Ket 22 } tha + = —_ ~*~ °*eac mm a? s/? -—; Rite a = "S ~ a ‘ > 45 = . +» ~~ than © =tce rec rcing 3 re-~ | ? Ourts “I~ erry? t-reg > ‘g ~aIr7g . “ *.% a= rs , tit | .d ; - ; ; ; * OMer 4 ore ‘ . - --% ? —— . = - = . oe —>e end. — n . — ine mw = Pwfor ‘st ra »»% ; Gay. The hitting of McGee. Pe- | serond* Mare, - 49.) was on t a aber ie f choice has not beer w22 a ” 2°7.00 iM suspending kim fne - -wling * one-half furlongs ioc a3 Rims ase - siee« : - > - > ~ ~ > rer - ~ 2£ 2s TT} - = - _ ~ f 0% ? = e “ 5 Tim — -~"* bad — —_ : -_ = : oria’s first baseman. and Swarsen | # ‘ied Time 12:14 1. Pere Sa EO oe agi sme @ © cr lie It™¢e- *i La ~*~ . [ons lo - - ~ = - - . . alia wail ¥ s 4 * >. = . ~ r TInz - to > ~ : "ee — — > a _ ~ i = 3 ci - = - - . - - . = s “= ~" 2 » "2? ¢ , rT a z ae +. a ie & > { oad ~ : . e _ 3 . Sa £©€. SOMe SBoluitine- . 2 —_ py? mm 23 _— om iii — 7 pe nal - 7 7 . _ 22g... Ra) ° ev Boharnan of Farrington. : rook. ; Ala : “HIC Te ol = we > 5€ fore the choice fe ms ate : . eS od ris oo . : : } Tw “2405 — i, ? * > eS 7 five fue ge 7 . or’ and held the Cedar Rarids 2 c - ~ ~— Rina = bee “ry =) . os t 2 4 ao 3 - e eight wre - a> ¢ 1 ~ a _: - o- - ~ 4.25 iE ~~ ” Giub at bis mercr. He allowed bu: | tana T226~— CS S Mest rms —_ RN EN fi aera a as = VCE e st un- was ent the conned ae ae = Seete of rT? hemearie _F on six hits Wer 3 A eee PP : ‘Mevare .¢| ortumate to sené a Bm a reed pe a ac rage eenal> . vrha Ds rré Feert> rece. thr F . ~~ ane —— a+ _ = - - —— - rus 4 z 7 cmc .. ot ™ -_ a - _ a, a - - vas - Sco . Sixth race. ~o i = C . ? eres les eee 2S. Out this reer re z s 3 o 7 5s 5 R. x. e ® ver ie — by +-De - oa Se = 2 f « _ 7 = — -- Mew ¢ >.rece 13°9 e@rer-r 4 “a a sant . a es ‘ e _ - cree .. 68 — - =" oF ~ > — 2 >_> = = ——s Ss; — . = = 7 o i- a. = of . . “2ce 4 inmat ; @ 2 os ou. % Lic*a s 27 = an % - m 4 . 2 “~e Le 2 —— ; . ; Tear Battertes: Kaights, Hamilton. si as Seren S ati trust the seme wil! =-* «... . @i7 ar ae ~ i], oP wtie « rands me rought title a é : - re true ition . - entrants = . ‘s .sn ote bie: une" ; == Ss: e rom abdroa » « 76°: Ase . ~ . . : ~ = Ss Ff . a he - sr® E>teande — sc Cefer. I aa 28 —i t+ - — = « —_— : o OG : - ‘ = — mm ~~ Say is On the sa: eae, Swe «! = SIns ~~~ PS) Overfire ...... B16 he a . ~* seta : m fe nage > ae | = : *> ge! les > v : y . AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. 2 ne 3 m 4 . * . —— ee _ - — . - 7. an . -OS2 DD were dear 2uPreed oY ot! Sererth race $7) 4. .egr-clds a>é ep Kansas C ' 2s 2 Foeae 9 Sestescee'S BO 1 BUT a | | pamnanetin T."Snetassis 2 BUT ONE ance, | OMG Of Cabs: Bea ee 7 .” & ~ r-3™ - ~" — - . — — = — 2-wm : ~ “ ~ = ~~ ~ — Last Ni . .“ —- ~~.) : 19° o/3 = & Ws " . 2 ~ "= — Tv W i — = . . > . an 3 ‘ " : ~ e. 3 at Dez - " i a °% P = c i . : 3 — y . ve , - re . : Rarter Eid ‘ ++ Aor se BUrPFr ate. a 2 in Sid TYerrix wee + * . ~~ WESTERN ASSOCLATION iusiferee 7 ~ - le en ne ——— xiord, I! meer ~- > . ae -- foul trem Reck» Kam 12se4S86TSBSP9RA CE new book of rz oS « Motives 6 -~ 9002 Tues © Se issuet tale fm the fifth of PI , . ~ ‘ 'O-reend beat 42 : senecuted | Y TODAY IN SI RING = - : _ - rw € aetact —_—— e- : -_ > , : \ m ais .. ita i: 0 : ¥ the California Atblette Co CLEVELAND AT CHICAGO ' Pi re “ee v . r . Lal . a EN + ~ —_ yr “a re no - ‘ a —— — = 4 il. Sitver Sis Rae noe eames wostpone een lared TS RBmsie. Sevenca “© TEXAS + oe > “OS Shia 8 few dares. which = | Cared ofr. 2 AS LEAGUE RS BEBE, Pe _ LUNDON. — Ernie 'xzard sue. FOOTBALL CONTEST oe 24: Wichi-s Fe is ; =. 837 : f tastructions cessfully defended hic title of eine . - ._ == - =a lizhtwetckr champien of Great ZALESBURG in April 28 | ne en CHICAGO. 5 Homers in Two Days. : > 12. hecreet a » tae SCAnS appointed to ex. = Srtrain agczine«r E_dd‘e Raker im = . P , . - i a _ Sealine’ : - Rers before thew enter the -reand out s,s x a v . ‘ i v : ~ : ; s6°0 J Ar? ‘ 0 0 » . - ' 7 mimeo . BALTIMORE. Md. Apri} os PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. ring among the orders. ft was eiietintinie : Geet «of Ge - . and ¢ “a8 2 @ State? todar tbr W = £2 ts ’ . a Sern to Monmerth 7 — ‘ 2 e: rt2 . PHI! IDELPHIA—Bate Rertk. i this Be oe ne for tha fice: le Batteries: Clereland—tnie end MWvratt Jobnny Power _ = yar eee. . * tew efe fiats » Gieego—Bankenship ang Crouse. the Baltmere tnterc, e® Seats. 4: Verne: : WASHINGTON AT the heh ne od aa — "av two eames played — sa oe commission. w Mbiladeiphia featherweiche re ‘ N. ; ‘ : som PCR eicettinz fm ti —— - . _ 4 _ See : t . ° - St (INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. © use cf esiyenecra "| meee Ot Sete decttice over y =cr 15 mc est 4 > “areia. Battimere, at the |""¢ t*0 cc"legen Wh © fe officia oh 540000 Ee season rerterday, ‘wae wis | : Wo Some runs ‘R sucress a. — ew A Sler = i -- 2C°VNSELTe fringe Sewase ++ Sacnce 2 = > ee def thei - cen re oe : ae the L : ~ = &? - ~ . * so _- ‘ : ° rend begt. ‘3 — “= kept tle Conte ° ~ = - > plate, be broces bis tetal | talev-IT-4: Readne 12.7 NURMI] WILL COMPETE en — een widlew adeve-s tar oa eg tes. = oe OO. — Chartes Rese iho — a°r¢ge - - "- 7 3 _ = ee; > * ~ 4 *- o ; i “8 Site for th 13 games oslavee 7 : ithe ai a ee . een weet: Roser has gathered tn SOUTHERN ASSOCLA TION [IN RACE TOMORROW “ te or Ele ee ee | “eilterweick * ar ; . ent. whe tas based mae Cormega > - a. ae r = et. ae@ Contes Fad- f the goed mea ot o 2 me Eins S$. 2ue* , : > the over fr ries rere ie A ae ae oe our ae “e-4 oe “au a ’ ‘a i >. ~ oe ,# - ~ oe y! ay 8 The Sone wit CHICAGO AT CINCINNATL jhas een a™ . a? “ead “as : ar =e ah. . : aa y 2.82 we = . - ~ 2d “0 . = - _ : ¢ ene ee ee — -_ , . . . ’ . e 7 8 mile SOtt of Colerade feuch: on cizhs- - : : hie Gian - = i =a? ° - _— ™ SEV YORK.—Cer! Desse. tcu — -—.a be ranter anc ? - ° SS Seceae— Bier ont ween |; 3 38=©0M ails, Cardinals’ Ou wie a 30 rea — | : - = > 2 -- . 7 cenert Pete Hartles. New Terk. te ~ ee —e ust enetrs 3. ; _i°? ee — lint : . ~ « : : | ? : ins > a 3 —=_— ~ : - arse ™ 2° * en mow iiabmedtiehdeeaeunthe «oot a te - — eee $7 PHILADELPHIA AT NEW YORA Southpaw Harler +> = 73 4 me SS) 4ttk A SOC-meter ecinu ; ’ BPP LAL LM Lil Lh ate Peta “ 3 ” > " ~tgr~e se ~ . : “ own, . Zz *2zvue ne -7 ? i =? = - e ms ‘EW TORK. | SEATTLE. Wash. aor? 24. . @ 1.3 _ Aa © which Joben« ee aie Ruth Recovering. mf age we no ct e curt ‘omtze: ) M ANAGER WADE KILLER © itcter | + 4h , : aa Orta et | * links : ih _ « PER of the Seattle i | -.._. : — ‘ : een = =. vy = j : . = , —_ =e ¥ . >*2.4an7 af Row. ' 3 Qezling, me aed Sorter |) % Branch Rickey. manager ae 0 oon Pig Gn iia , nada oan a" os aa 2 remet ewe, | “e the st. Leats Cardigaia. ed foe es 2% ‘2 - : > ne ~ = : ea Postponed Games. i}, Sat the curview of Walle Malis {| Mercnis 9 8 Gm oe.) 2a] TULSA. OR. april zu — Joe| while oes, Soa-*+-— raining trig | Suartin, ne the Matioant Capitet jf a : : . a . . ~ r if e se atte te their owe 24 = ep Pogae. >» a ever tJ ~ rt soo ? - She 24 cla. : ou AMERICAN LEAGUE. | *@ @GEmenr "he mound afr o: a... Mee Vere of Piiietetnnia main the local azrregaticn Mails & INTERNATION GI. wn | 3 ch . . ‘ ~ ww ——_— a _ . ; “. i : , & south Da @ . be .[_ +> . 3h 2st Rie st ——— - oh e. ; ey on i, : NavTwowar LFAGUE T gneey oe Poe 4 + a - “? sal . 4°9 a eer ’s ". _ bes * = 2 rst . =. .* m lie ye - SS "ered * mys - eh te — | eT er -_ - | a Boek» 2: ¥ : =: e- . , © 2 a 2 . mag = tack zxnrte ""*e Ise? « eX «rs sen s : - - [OT Fe "> Sere | ( Made the > . « t . Serr ' 6 2s" a ’ a . - ¢ ii : ‘ > Doe-, tease ferme one 2 sect ®ene § | ” : 3 - - bd ~ . . ~ > . . . ee = . j a ~~ . — mage : ah ate & So “ew 7 . t . _ =n, 4 : -3.— ba °*|;*Wereat champice cf tre wort MAAgeee _' “. + . £ f . ’ ~ - & a * ty ae Ne cae ; . rr ts ts eed . ber ag ~~ Roe lal tt 8 **se¢ ew > « <- << e ~- ca* a ~ a ~- - _—_—— od - _ " a a " z res i ’ ts Pr -_ S - - . 3a ?..

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TOS ge eee : ’ ‘ : v o, ¥ ? ; i 7 td “4 - . - ~ > & _— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | | : TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 28, 192 STL saa eee”: ae pee . OuIs f Os! DIS! ATCH : CKED FOR DERBY, INDICATES HE IS TIME ic. JQUATRAIN, HEAV Fb, kon Ch Colt Goes Through Fine anaes } Workout Without Showing | Dempsey Wants | SSS Bout to Regain a ———_ | P : PURE Please Tee ~| Any Sig nhs of Lameness | P b = 3 — (@) 5 (W) Mt KIE ON a | Champion Disappointed When THE CORNER Trat Cah O09 ON ON ON ON OND 9 oD OND OD j oer pet. WORTH] ‘Travels Three-Eighths of a Mile in :39 4-5 and Probably | No Surging Crowds Met | ‘ : LEMBOUR. . i Will Be Given a Trial Today.Over the Long Train in New York. | SSS UDAY * > & z a" } “a Route—Other Derby Workouts. rs ag 35 Years of Baseball. SS ge . | OHN J. McGRAW celebrated ial to the Post-Dispatch : . Zien — tons | J per nara S my Beirne ole : 2 To Baseball Queries ? Copyright. 1925.) | ball yesterday. Thirty-five years | 22222722222222272e? Jack Besopeey waxed more anal the manager of the Olean — assured today, following the fine workout yesterday of Quatrain, | more positive since he came East | (N. Y¥.) club because as a pitch- a “tirst choice in the future betting on the Kentucky Derby ‘and carrying | Runner on third starts to steal | that } 5 an ast _ er he had hurled the club to . money today than any other eligib home. Two are out and two strikes | tat ne will defend his title against | , . / more , , gible to that event. on the batter Batter swings at the | any man? defeat in every game he pitched: following the withdrawals of Dan Lehan, local turfman, is in| ball and misses it The catcher | Go back to the day of But on the ashes of that un- Charlie and Sti l t *arnest wh ] _ > ay oS Se ee l Master rile mulus, 1 ‘eles when he tells one that he}|drops it. Batter walks toward the| nion’s arrival in this city and ece if lovely record, McGraw has built pad been feared that the 1925 race ; ieves he has a good chance to/| players’ bench. tunner scores. | the answer does not a : a Wh himself a monument that will | ht turn out as did the one of win the Kentucky Derby with his| Argument starts as to whether the} ,_ ‘ - with a. dike if “D | stand as long as baseball. For | maiden colt, Drowsy Waters. run counts. Batter suddenly starts ii company with his charming lit-| 3 fe _ oF | Mugegsy’’ has been successful, | “the year oper “. cited uF tne hao “Stranger things than that have | for first and a fielder who has. Sepa SFee ANE CORE, ED MODES | eee VOOR favor SPS SSS happened,” said the veteran turf- | Dall in hand runs over and touches | off the train, policemen were not) since that time, in everything he "gown through injury or bad condl-/ man today when rin was working | the base. Umpire rules batter out | needed to keep back the surging has undertaken—playing, man- tion. It was remembered that last/out several of his racers over the | but does not allow the run to count. | crowd that in former days assem-| aging and money-making. year St. James broke down, . Wiss Churchill Downs course. “I know he gee not have been counted’—/ 14.4 ¢, greet the champion. The In fact, about the only thing | (Counsellor developed a bad foot | is going to beat some of the colts | *: a ‘ame aeites wan the Whee | welcoming bunch upon this occa-| McGraw never won, was a fight. | around here th ‘@ Ishi | : , — ow . pj nd ee ee HOC eng _ touted for the nl eg Phare dang aged | hand out and he was out before | °°" consisted mainly of the moving) MeGraw today draws $45,000 | S were absent from the rich classic, a e- | veaching first base. Runs can’t | picture bunch, photographers and a} 4 year from the New York club RAYS Ni for an Achilles heel to strike at. > s 7 “When you get ‘em down, choke ‘em" was the interpreta- tion of the McGraw system by Charlie. Herzog, subsequently known as Choke-’em Chartic. * 4 7 Blots on the Escutcheon. ESIDES, scandal bas several times breathed on the New York club {n connection with bribing umpires, with its players betting on thrown ball games, with the hiring of men discard- ed for cheating by other teams; with an attempt to bribe the Philadelphia clu» prior to a world’s series; and with tamper- ing with the players of other clubs. But McGraw’'s connection with these was never estab- lished , McGraw, too, at a time when the Black Sox scandal had start- ed a bitter organized baseball fight on gambling, himself main- tained a connection with a race track gambling casino at Havana, Cuba. > . . McGraw Helped the Game. e ~ the whole, however, Mc- Graw’s influence has been for better baseball efficiency. He would not stand for lukewarm players. No handshakers need apply when McGraw chose his aces. For men who lacked the heart for a sturdy fight he had no use; and he would fire a $25.000 player evernight, if he found a soft place in that one’s temperament. On the other hand, McGraw’s generous nature was shown in that he reached out to pull back the derelicts of baseball and gave them life jobs with his chub. Taking the good with the bad, the good has predominated.. And if his umpire-slugging, player- baiting, rough-house tactics have appeared a bit strenuous at times, any bitterness is softened by the reflection that McGraw came up-.in parlous times and merely remained true to his early training to the end. rosy @ han. “The colt has been doing as Quatrain has ruled tavorite for! wel] as any horse I ever handlea,| count if the third man is out be- | few friends. in salary and probably as much | CING ENTRIES: EE gel get = of the/and I believe he is going to be}; fore arriving at first. Dempsey must have noticed,.as| ™More in dividends on his stock. | sh me gaia | Spring, but he developed a sore | running when some-r‘of the others| Runner is on sec ‘ond with two out.! the writer certain did, that the) In 25 years of major league man- | At Ha ALLL DAI We foot some days ago and it was| have chucked it up.” ‘Score is 2 to 2. Batter hits a fly | adoring public was not in evidence.| agement he won 10 league pen- | . t vre de Grace. je feared he would follow Stimulus! Drowsy Waters came on the) °ver short. ee megan agate The Biggest Asset. nants and five-world’s cham- | iret race——$1500, claiming. steeple. — . wnd Master Charlie and drop out of | track early with Jockey P. Walls | stop and left fie der go ye piven! tne To the performer, depending pionships. @. 4-vear-olds and op. two miles: But his fi erf fe vee. abdoard. He was driven a stiff | ball. It is caught by the shortstop : os - > iy a “onan t | Treviscot . Bg ” a es ae | Deeexe of one mile and an eighth | but as he gets it the three players upon the patronage of the public, That's the glory of his career | an aes t. eee 1i t , : - | ange , ' , 5 , 6 ot. sae t ag Fry eet terday indicated he is all right. \He stepped the first quarter in| come together. rhe shortstop falls | this means a whole lot. Terms for —which won him the playing | myhohnm rte 34 Fane ore Mae . Shows No Lameness. | 65 half in :622-5, three-quarters ito the ground with the ne to — battle are arranged upon a basis sobriquets of the “Napoleon of . ‘eee - : —- 5 4 } ] u« ‘ ' ) ’ rj y ld * ‘? eccant and Jim Coffroth. Garth @ =» Quatrain was given a “blow out” |!" 1°19 3-5, mile in 1:473-5 and gal- | Slove. The ball tor ange 7 ok oe te Loa performer's drawing power) baseball” and the “Master Mind” | verty entry “ lleped out the_mile and an eighth|He gets up with the ball still in| ang just as soon as the mob begins! of the game. | —- \race—-$12N0. claiming. 8-yesre for three-eighths of a mile, which |jn 2:01 3-5. The colt was not paced ‘his glove. Runner = — ate to weary of the unceasing hem-/| 2 ae | six furlongs: e ; _ any ‘ ! ter af as rignat.— . , m Theisen. 117 Trapdale : 10 he did in :39 4-5. He appears to and not urged any part of the Fc Nay oR ’ ming and hawing of a fighter who The Oth Sid pedom'a Call-114 Pole Star t 2.108. me be doing as well as any horse ever a yg . ane gre ~ home several a ne By description of the play it | Goes not fight, even the strongest | = na mE. wecees ~ rances : onds siow to 1@ mile on accoun oF } } ] pe ree 118 son —— amg wd. ie fairly skimmed over the overnight rains 7% was om nau | looks as ff the shortstop made a | admirers grow cold. Dempsey, of| UT all is not gold that glis- peed : ait, ater Sight. 5 goft terrain of the Downs, showing ¢trja). a | legitimate entch. However, the | course, remembers the crowds that) ters. Under that glittering oe sooo BRE of entice an that he is fit and ready now to turn Baalbec Improving. ee oe ee a puigy fee | creeted’ his earlier arrivals. and no a gy Pry is common pee 7 one a ee - 3h et n ay o s ) li , t | me Ss orn . 17 Rand Oueen .., 103 ae see trial a ee Fare | Baalbec, the Cebrian Derby eligi-| o ered the player had lost con- | doubt felt the slight when me = rom wg aan ae Seek Sa , has Welle 102Sherman ,. 810 8 Quatrain showed no lameness > oe | the big city the other day. His title| side to McGraw, not so pleas- | bird race—$1200. @-vear-olds. ” fix . | 5S ble. worked with Fair Vision three-| trol of the ball after catching ft | . 4 nee | a half furlones aie mamtever, and it is probable : the batter would be called safe. | ‘5 3 serious tting with Jack and he ant to contemplate—one_ that ag OS | Sger Finn ....109 aet he will be given a stiff quarters in Seog apis a ae | means to keep it above anything! caused one baseball leader to. | i1:A@ 7 - > ) j ) ) l » . -_ | . ; hidu'e te 1% Ft er Girl | + OF me preeze over the long rvute today. “¢ pron eno the first citer ag Two are out an 4 the plaver who! else that he holds dear. At the; designate the master mind as | hy wee » 2 Hi Penner .... 109 *One of the mest impressive + BP, in 9 ee three-quarters is fielding the ball takes an extra) same time he is keenly aware of| the “greatest menace in base- ; ae ij e's ‘ve " . ” . y ,a¢ In ¢ ing - = | : ° r ** ; —— “om Paes dy Heap $1500 R.veare : derby trials of the SsPason trans- in Fe. 18 9.5. Baalbec seems to have ides oo a ay rg prcersind gn no the disfavor he has ineur? ed in re- ball. This was overshooting the fv Kid _...1° i 1} pired at Douglas Park when the)jimproved during the last. week and) oon. gut in ie left field and the run- | fusing to come out flatly and ac-| truth; but there was some fire | mment 117 Carian Cs a Gee Internationa] Stables «ierby candi-;he may yet be a contender for Der- | ner goes to third and then home, | CPt OF reject the offer of the New) where the smoke come from. - : . r o | : ’ - ” it Jaz , 9% (ott oe hee a7 @ate Mark Master turned in one by honors. Pyroot bt eezed three-|cpoula he not be called out for in- York Boxing Commission to make) McGraw was a hangover from | meliy 11° Gor Plece .... 109 Me the best works of the season at|@i&hths of a mile in :38. ‘terference?—C. E. M | his stand known. | the rowdy days and never quite | io] Trane anda Carlton E | “Whitnee os : Borde riland and Needle (,UnN, Der- h h h i ld } + i ¢ai et : , ’ that course. The son of Luke Mc- 4A collision for which the field- And one thing is certaim—it; .ot over it ffh race--The Chesaneake Stake : ‘ apa by eligibles from the William Zeig- er is responsible is not interfer- RMempsey is to appear at all this | Ss sper es Ren addeA. for 3S-vear olds. ove fee luke stepped the first quarter injjer Jr. stable, breezed a half in :54.| J. he runner could go as far | , psey * é He worked on the “goat-get- anae “papers 10) Aety 94 2-5, half in ,49, three-quarters! Our General, main Derby depend- om poastble where the Slelder | year it will be because he senses | ting plan.” He rode the enemy ie" "Fath “teyrnehtre °°? ae in 1:15 2-5, mile in 1:43 2-5, and|ence of this stable, was only Sa!" | ogee the blunder. | the changed feelings of the public.| Jit) verbal whip and spur. cer? wd 7. Os. s -f ¢ i? is co cs , ] 4. rj e's . ’ His if Sand tt Rarkhone vee MO Wile and an eighth in 1:58. The lopped wen 7s cong Mom hm — - If Dempsey follows his — | No man’s ancestry was eafe in | ot conte 098 Chante, .°°°*" 0 Mrack was muddy on ‘he rail and tbormantliag Anglia’ weal soa el aan’ nl Satter made a clean three-base | Vishes and goes to Europe, as t| the grave from his scathing | ee 13% Sir 1 ; 1” , , Sd | has never been “set down’ since FIs (nit pot failed to touch second base, | now says he will do on May 6, it : a | ie ae Bistiea: Contes - nen jmud suits Mark Master perfectly. | 2-pival at the Downs a soi ree: a cn we entities . i} innuendo. Cubans became “nig- | ; : 4 ofZ-"e J snr « . e ra CAaAiieé mut ‘ if ni t = y encinme wer All and Chantey, Strong in the Med. | 6 Roon Companion breezed a slow |... - Te? alles, FP. Fn sets aes ge a A pt unava | gers” to MeGraw—when they | 1 ooh ° Pa. ntree entry > @ . . ads . . a apo e Tr a ‘ & . . ‘ ith ire. 27 V0 -) 7 one : X at ; b ; At i hal in . is ; vie” F Cig cor : r : r vy nine, and xt fare ny 00 8 vear-olde and an. | Mark faster finished fourth . if aif 1:0 ee liamnins singzle?—Official Scorer On the other hand, if he contin- | were on the enem) | | nile and 70 vr rds ihe Tia Juana Derby and has won | Louis supenstein, 7 He. wets a single only. he probed to the very depths of oa eee 4 : ps. wr 1- oa re nia 1 this year le is a good mudder | Stable’s Derby hope, Was hbreezed prorat: Gi ° . ues to stick around and may be pick | man’s self control searching Alara . " . . , ’ , hae oe = ' Fol Ca yee 1 ~ecten 6 MR EE Aving beaten both Lee O. Cotner | res-qeae sre. the first quarter in} Runner is on first base. Batter | uP a little change on the vaudeville; * “wt. ten ¥ * fener hn son and Captain Hal in the soft going | :254-5, hal f in 522-5 and three- hits a fly and the runner clings to | stage, it is dollars to crullers that | vr e and Senala R T Wiles ‘gt Latonia last fall. | quarters in 1:21. first, figuring that the ball will be he will accommodate one or MOT@/ so keen a fight that the latter w Packhone 7 fweer Ar?! WW Yr er caught. Fielder fails to get the | challengers for his title. ’ emoved from considera- nev entey = Witkesharre and Indve ball and the runner bolts for sec- | . i yes ond but he is too late Does the , rs fovernth ruce-—8!°OO. ctaimine. 8-weare } in Europe, » and “mtie ev4 a sixteenth: : batter get a base hit?—C. M. D D Sal ] Dempsey will remain in dpe De ayo bs Re Ama teutr B aseb all Sete, Me , empsey to i ‘the champion said, until Rickard river 11H 8S Michael .,. 8 No. The runner from first was cables that he has choren a suit- vith + Raa nn Pensive ..ce0+0e eae aanaaaaaananananenanennnn ’ a ne 4 euueeres es | forced vut. For Europe May 6 able opponent. Boxing followers ALEKHINE INCREASES CHESS TOURNEY LEAD By the Associated Press, BADEN-BADEN, April 28. — By defeating Treybal jof Czecho-Slova- kia yesterday, the Russian master Alekhine made more secure his hold I re > FIT Howard Victor |; | In 2-Mile Race ‘Who's Who . California Roller Skater Wine | In Baseball i Event at Palladium—Peters and Davis Tie for Second. | LEADING HITTERS. | Pilayer—Cleb. Go. AB. KR. H. Cuff Howard of Los Angeles ereoue, “ane cane : - > ine won the two-mile roller skating| Hale, Athietics.. oo 38 12 18 final at the Palladium last night, |Jemes, Tigers .... 4 11 3 & negotiating the distance in 5 min-| UBle, Indians ...5 11 © & utes 45 4-5 seconds, to defeat a/ HOME RUN SLUGGERS. squad of five rivals. Rodney| Player—Ciub. Peters and Ray Davis, St. Louls| Martmett, Cubs .... recover the lost ground after a few laps and he was again in the thick of the race by the time he finished YESTERDAY'S HOME RUNs. AMERICAN LEAGUE. > Simmons, Athietion .......+. 1 @ HOLLAND WEL HOLD (®°@"R es encoea”” oo 1928 OLYMPIC GAMES, Player—Club,. No. Tot. Scott, Giants ...-. i ' SECRETARY ANNOUNCES | Totals: National 50, American 4. By the Associated Press. — PARIS, April 28. — Charies Van | FORT WAYNE QUINT Rossum, general secretary of the GOES INTO LEAD IN Dutch Olympic Committee, has in- formed Baron Pierre de Coubertin, | WOMEN’S PIN EVENT president of the International B Olympic Committee, that Holland Is "Tk CELAND, “7 April 28.—The certain to organize the 1928 Olym- A. U. Aurentsz Candy Kids. Fort pic games. Van Rossum has been | wayne, Ind, rolling 2235, went into in conference with Baron de CouU~/tne lead in the five-woman event bertin for the past three days. of the Women's National Bowling “Even should the Dutch Govern-| association here last night. he men fail to make an appropriation Candy Kids turned in scores of 719 for the games,” Van Rossum said,|774 ana 742. The Wayne Tank & “you may be sure Holland will not | pump Co went into second place request any change in the Olymplo | win 2194. schedule. Funds will be found else- The standing of the leaders tn where.” the individual and doubles events Thus the possibility of Molland| were not disturbed. Mabel. Pettit, passing up the 1928 games has been | cincinnati, leads the singles with temporarily removed from the/seo; and Leona Sonnenberg and agenda of the Prague Olympic Con-|carrie gehmidt, Columbus, with gress, which opens tts sessions May|g57 head the doubles. . 25. Miss H. Sander, Milw ; It developed during the conversa- | into a tie for Mom er Pat = 2 tions between Van Rossum and /singtes with a 457, and J. Knepp- Baron de Coubertin that Los Ange- |rath and M. Manhardt, Milwaukee les had been unofficially sounded 48 |ino% the same position in the dou- to whether that city would assume | pies with a total of 882. C. Hadler the task of holding the 1928 games |anq HW. Sander, also of Milwaukee, in the event of Holland's not Deing | went into eighth place with 847 able to hold them. A negative re- ths . Ply was received from the Califor- To Fnlarace Penn Field. nia city, which expressed a desire | By the Associated Press. to maintain its 1932 date for hold-| fHiiLADELPHIA, April 28.—Plane ing the games. for tnereasing the seating capacity It is reported that the Holland of the Franklin Field to $0,000 pere Olympic Committee has been guar- sons were approved yesterday by ecnee ri TR FSH ye el j isa - , dy. " in bese full to de ‘ ov 1 ®livkw Stelke Sls Vv oeur 5 eleventh ning with the ent nt Aj ie E . | feat th 2. 3 to 1. hat Hewt. $99 cle Tennid ... tne ; Valley Park 11, Creve C |feat the Blue Jays. 3 |? pecaived: @ bast on toer Malle ‘took this remark to indicate ¢t on first piace in the international | .nteed funds by local sporting or- the trustees ‘of the University of oe, *" 8’ Sewetne te ii io | eee ee T 89) RS ie a o, 6. st Fey UM epeca” ‘In throwing to first t! e catcher | the champion probably will not/chess tournament. There were NO) _. nizations Pennsylvania Work will start APHOVN oeee ‘ o - 5 ton t { Sunda ) S bits ¢ ‘ , . Rib ‘ Weather rainine’ track heacw = Cor o020000120-—5 ~ . Ha: ee Bill Kiser. Robin pitchers. al-| made a poor throw and I went on Champion Abandons Hope of fight this year. Owing to the fact|changes in the positions i =e i _r—oe ‘t onee, but tt witll not interfere —ee E Y Perk 13300104 °%—12 13 8 | jioewed but four hits. For games wrt h the Spe i ; . : demands three other leaders as a consequence oO ZBYSZKO AND GARDINI teh athietie " hedulea f eerertinn eNawence claimed B ies Valley Park, Madsen winners write Edwin Schawacker, 4424/10 Se ond. Umpire told me to 0 | Ti ] B U il that Dempsey play in the ninth round. itRSS a ee - nine me ©«Batteries: Valley Park, - m aske etvent |back to first, claiming the ball was | Arranging Title Bout Unt |months for training, it was not ex- henstein, Poland, retained sec- the ffeld up to June 3. Basebalt f a and Brennan: Creve ‘ oeur,’r, Herpe | : oP = | not in play. Was the umpire right? | D et a that Rickard could achedule Ru ens a a win with Mar- TO WRESTLE TONIGHT ' #xAMtes and other eventa after that At Jamaica. : Beckman and Grueninger. Umpires, \_A Batter Some Later ate. pecte ni the onda place by cra w date will be. transferred to other Miret the fraewural, conditions MEET En ANd McKay. Today’s Public School “He was not. The ball always is | a chanmipionship fight within wall. espe) tee — Sr » PHILADELPHIA April 28 places ace 1 ; c res ° ; : ‘ his adjourned game agains ss- ; pril 28.—sten- : #a rds fis 4 a ’ f * > | regent outdoor season. ° id SEP -..:9ecempeet heady ....10? Weee ae N. Kirkwood 14, Ballwin 2. League Schedule im play after the fourth ball en- | “ elli, Italy. Marshall scored 1%|{slaus Zbyszko of New York Tunney to start Pvetaing, ten Tire .... 19 Rilver Fox pio 15 - pe * s a . ‘ ’ ° : ' rtoonist .....114% Alex Wood) fe i | a Fs z 0 - z = pe thn -¢ 5» 210/i8 as follows: this situation. Wills-Weinert matches here in | mere was opened with prayer yes- Bee, 29 53 00% 0-102 Kodeo. eee ‘M Greterp 3 0 0 0 Kieferv... 411.1) GROUP D. ah PRO mr ematoy 5.20 J Jack D y last night an-|lterday afternoon by the Rev. vg “ae. T es tadeo ® ‘Oc . [oa ‘ itil anata — Field vs. Marquette at Fores Lewis Returns to U S une, ac empse: “4 er y , list. The Nn Hone fy ntherine eS. Totals 34° 5 4 Totals .4114145 | prey wo. 11 . we nounced he would sail] for Europe | George E. Moody, — aa bee i ao f oF —- _' sesaae S 4 ,) iy INNING % “340 ; ub. euge 1 ‘3456789 Rock Springs vs. Roe at Forest ~ iy Ae wrens a with his wife, the former Estelle | Rev- mony eS e and asked Third race ‘the ‘Soffotk claiming. ° years @ Rallwir ....04620090 0 0 O— 2] park No. 12 NEW YORK, April 28.—Ted (Kid) Tavlor. on May 6 prayed for a good gam help- | e five furlongs X. Kirkwood 10022100 &—14) ek GROUP E Lewis. welterweight, former holder _ , SR the players to co- “qperate 62 tes ae "4 iV O ileide Va) | |. ——— te hite—Frant. Reith nee P ‘* ¢ Fairerouuds ‘ Sep : a ' The champion booked passage ing ' rita nNAr ;qr> : ; its mland (33) Sto) o— vi ‘Ss é 1e8 i . + bh “or ‘c i¢] ‘eturn ew . . ~tbet ~ etl 10 w tena OY abba a heals — ; Me nis ry Woods Pc es : sgh of the world’s title, returned to New after another conference with Pro- | Grover C. Davis, era - — . se eee eee ll ‘dl seree i . im ee pte ; = —- ™ - _ - p ) ~ "ork da a ‘ " © . T ., ,f + > s ; “a > noxv e iar I Phen 4 ie aa ae sene--Batl~in 0: X. Kit kw od. me GROUP G. Yo. today after an absence of |moter Tex Rickard. Ric kard said Knoxville club be and pe Pecos 2 1 | year-olds aud cp, six furlogge: lefer 1. Struck ovut—Rv Grothneter. 5: \orvan Hill ys. Clay at O'Fallon |three years. He was accompanied | 1° would be “ridiculous” for him to| Billy Sunday . have the mn Pal ....00+ %% Noah i ies ia . 4 Kiefer. 6. Left on hases—RBa iwin, 6:* Park wn Dy a op Humphries, English ban- | sign Wills. Tunney or Cibbons for: * ould be a fine thing = enacer a LO Mavd Muller ood K irk wood , Time “h 10m Urmp! res? . a ; . well at O’ Fal- tan ight and P hi! Richards Bri- re ie - : . _ . season opened with a prayer. ' e Morse ...115 The Vintner ... Neir and Daee Harrison vs. Lo it a ’ title fights at this time, in view of f ok it very well, except Psa esees: 105 Worthmore .... rms Powers oosiers defeated the, lon Park No. -. tigh featherweight, both of whom ‘Se bouts in which they are sched- ean Ay pate ections of the| Fire race ‘tw J-vear-oldse and Um — Pkines 123 to ? Sur inv. and are lool ne Walnut Park vs. Baden at are seeking to enter the American|., ne f : he a few in remote §& a. they were — oe awe 4 Senteets | with uniformed teams. Mas ‘ ‘ No. 3 ring ,uled to perform in June. | grandstand who feare . Vis — Me Bai; i> Fptende . lh 5 2 and 10 a#ré open For games| © Fallon gage’. Bo a a ae Although the State Athletic| missing something and called | , >a eoeslls Intrepid ...seee - & » Godt 8039 Mert Brondwas G ° . vse : e% a ‘ erfire soe-8tS Saw” goats | Brite Dy 524 saa 2 Bi Hempstead vs. Laclede at For- | Pana 9, Cowden 6 |Commission has accepted the chal-|“Louder” to the preacher: | : **. : ‘ ; es a 7 - , * . . ‘ er ige .105 | z “9 i. In the Mmploved Rove’ League. the) est Park No. 8. 1 _— - : mn a lenge of Harry Wills, Rickard has ball. | “HS r@e. for wmniden 2-rear-olds, a » Bie A. C. beat a pickup team. 11 to ~_— ea whee ha pond aan a ee expressed doubt over the outcome College Base | | ionee? in seven | feat owden yesterday ina r , ; ; re 119 Vowhell ses owes} : a fer A. C° @ n ‘ite Third consecutive Colored Schools. fought contest, 9 to 6. me of the sates ~aelb-dleg fight with Charlev towa 8, eminete °- i ini 3. | | ag lbeaga s13 he we OD he Daptitory by defeating the Hubs. 4 to 2 GROUP A Score by innings Weinert of Newark, pointing to the! Georgetown 12, West Virginia a = . i e206 te in we ore ooeer S Ratteries—H ube. Teol't and Smith: Spiders a . wanda - at Wor Club ee 45678 9 mor fact that Weinert dis osed of Luis (Centenary 4. Mississippi College ostic 15 & eel Pat t RH. Pearmap and Kohrire For games L;Ouverture vs. Waring at abi - EM Fie aty Gy HE “i ea — 7 Baylor 3. Arkansas 0. . cont soe were 1th irr’ me ar v.. . I the 18.1 7-vear-old class write Vernon eat Par) — 4 Cowden. 0022090101 06 2 i) 4 15 irpo in more- decisive fashior. A 4 "* Kansas 3 “4 : eereeees ' aa . a " SS 2-2 ‘ +o P — , , ad ’ —_ iiTive nounds apprentice allowance — Pearman. 8464 North Broadas Mo omery ve Simmons at Pana.. a & lp = ee @.. 9 12 Zithan did Wilis Rickard has indi- | resin eath 3 Burlington >. brie Alien A... made it three straight Sun- Parent ? ark No. 5 a ries: Pana. Jehle and Rada- cated hi belief } Wein { on™ ; Wen ther clonde: track fast day in winning over the Strattman A pr Ai m fher: ‘ ‘owden. Stamr er and Ki 11s elie t iat inert, a Willikin 4. Eareka 3. ; a ete 5S. The winners want more games, : nS. fast clever boxer. may give Wills St. Viator 14, Luther College 11. : — ie A. Schoenwalder, 2016 Gravois ave- CRACK HORSES WILL BF ve soceane vent oe ast s* tos START IN PAUMONOK ] bunching hard hits. ‘ v «s wish to book cames with out- | &S Fe arta = *C communion with Henry | AT JAMAICA TOMORROW | / id. Dickneite, 1424 Hel Hebert street. | By the Associated Prese “ a “Tee pitchine of Frederi ‘ke for the Wwr- EW YORK, April 28.—The rac- | Mette A.C. was the feature of their vic-jine season at the Jamaica track | - o'r no the Rrakee Next Sy unday the ’ “ie ) wines play the gravels Robins will open tomorrow with the Pau- | .. anadic as the feature The Chouteau thietics. plaving their | Mono’ Handicap a fame of the season. defeated the event on the day's card Sarazen., Barcostan un sauad. 9 to 4 The pLadkin and Wise Counsellor are nners ‘sh to schedule more out-ot- z , ® Banana en engagements Write John Edmond sedtabie starters in field of! cast “Al Gever avenue horses for the $750 prize wis Rir virtue of a ninth. inning rally. the prominent eligibles iictete DPunlin, aburn A. C won its se cond victory over eon of Fair Play. and 4;oshawk, Bs as ri ae eceige ay | eee VALUES UP TO $8.50 San open date for next Sunday ar a erack sprinter of the Cochran ° Tithes to book a uniformed team in the ble. 239 Year old class Write Milton Meier. In addition to the Paumonok, the 7 er’ . . h x : - z Carrie avenue The score by in Suffolk Claiming S' takes for 2-year Inntnce— 123456789 ‘olds, $2000 added, at five farlongs, mA. Cc »71700 0001 TF he rogram Co. &5 9000021 3 0— 6 will be on t! sit shapes The Perpetual Help team of opaldad ; MISS . M’KANE WILL Intermediate Learue WwOR-aA — g BE BBs erat indall VISIT AMERICA AGAIN ‘ Innings — 12° n466789 peperuals B..« °3607001 2—19)| By the Associated Press = Tagies 00111130 0—% * ONDON. April 28. — The Tails a The Rea Birds defeated the Quality ‘Telegraph says the British women 8} Bock nine Sunday at Luxemburg, 6 to 1./lawn tennis team which is to go to ' the United States for the interna- | a ‘ 7 a R. HE hed Birds 4 7 » 4 0 0 3 ° °_f 6 | tional Wightman Cup tournament, Qualitys 00000100 0—1 5 2) will include Miss Kathleen (Kitty) Ratteries— kK, i'n anc } Thompson (;reen i» McKane, British champion. Miss The latest sensation in Eastern colleges—the favorite dress and outing Trousers of well-dressed men. Made of all-wool flannels in light grays, tans and heathers. Solid colors, stripes and over-plaids. #24 Quibe! Umpires—Walters and Car- x , ow — yee elke emerge srtambieaan Snug-fitting waists; wide, roomy legs; 18 or 20 inch bottoms. end @ vy Doians rf "beating the Willams acuad, last am nal ai the new, wide belt loops. Plain bottoms or 2-inch cuffs. Are being 13 batters For cher ne + my ~ ok Hotehe. 7 N D worn with dark coats or V-neck sweaters. Sizes from 28 to 38 waist, hee oe Po Be oe cereee ewe ee. Be sure to see them at this special price of $4.99. . By the Assen iated Press. , —— The shutout pitching of L. Zika of the URBANA, IIL, April 28. — Coach * Louls Travelers enabled his mates to Harry Gill's track squad began the Kirkwood Loop nine 1 to 0) .pactice yesterday on the new track Mail Orders See Them aaee . B.S mann. 3711 Sou b Spring ‘in the University of Illinois sta eumann. , outh Spring n } J = . ular, best look ue. ‘dium. With another creditable Promptly en: | 2 ‘ nt ag 7 , showing in the Drake Relays, the | : indows | eo webbing. / pi. “ey 8. Se aca aes, Orange and Blue — 7 ee Other Attractive Filled : Por gamee with the Bearcats athletes are preparing for the irst Pants Values at ARROW COLLARS te F. Parsons, 231A Howard etreet. | track competition in the Illini Sta- | 2.95, $3.95, $5.95 N. W. “COR. 8TH & WASHINGTON ————————— — ieee Coen of the CA. C. Ir team | Gium at 2:89 o'clock Saturday aft- | MS his cwn game by doubling in the €Tnoon with Notre Dame. VAN HEUSEN for Spring | | | | | ~a collar of pleasingly — pro en | | / Made of just one single piece of — — fabric. Nothing sewed pat er ) starch. The loom has woven the fold 4 woven a faultless curve in, woven comfort and smartness in. The Van Heusen cannot wilt. For all oceadens 2p Oo yee ae * most comfortable, and most economical collar. | 53 Wane Henan ian aia ite cee WAN HEUSEN the Worlds Sma rartes? COLLAR pumuupsjowes, Q) S aban? Player—Clab. Ne. Tot. - the first mile. \Gealin, Sematore ....ssssee 1 2 _ ~~ ee ~ ——— oe Q ~~ ~~ - ~ *

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Cowk, aad . py a wet tr oboe e of $I cash and $1.50 4 month. on™ a — ~ ota | . bs neetar Agr 73. aS ae « 2. & . ae yay OF J This Regular $12.00o Value ~ : — Lae, Key Fare bd SPECTAL ock Pace ~ eee — s FEAT REs: CT ia + a a: 20 6 = a = , te mama oanags a . yer a — yy um... ae - ao @ s a eter An Actual $ 45 eng — by er = — | Pi neral lo x —o we | Soo . 7 Handle 4¢jesetmrs: $40 to $50 Value * ee ’ = - “ e ee aneggger Month Tussah i Gnnean anh aeeek ee ’ ee —— Terms: Rxaerd 3 Gerrett ead oar) rea *=wite r a2 Bt cme Mates: of Thecontinued popularity of the ChryslerSixisa very a flashing pick-up that no words can describe. It 45 Light Weigh ; $2.50 a ast tom § eet, oe definite suggestion to the buyer. It is evident that a must be experienced to be comprehended. This is = SS eS e Se Spare cle Se ee Ce ee sine leather Fad a desirable result that Chrysler alone gives you Of hang, Segall pg e placing a limi i number on sale this week again warty sold a & — because its engineers have developed a new per- ; 3s low price - fection of gas distribution, special combustion - : chambers and a scientific heat distribution — : — A ride, for example, shows at once why Chrysler the applied science of thermo-dynamics. = Serunswick. “ = * ares aw® BSacoaR" Arr Six owners are so enthusiastic. After trying the = Checsler facts are worth knowing because there is 5 ee oil acceleration tremendous . ’ | and testing the power of = no other car on the market that offers a similar 5 ‘Royal Console Model Ha its motor, with its high-gear range of from 2 © = performance or an equal enjoyment. Once you 4, | over 70 miles an hour, come to a quick, smooth stop tide in the car you will never be content untilthat Ptr with the self. Chrysler-Lockheed enjoyment is yours. We are eager to demonstrate , a hydraulic four-wheel brakes. You'll find it possesses s superior and different results. s am . , — } a : . 720 | | | on | —— ’ : . : $ * & . . a New Side-lIcer ~t. = Ld : ° = *s| Refrigerator si : White Enameled Inside : onan, a and Outside - ; s¢ - ’ , a“ With 12 Selections Bet af Genearte . $ 50 (6 Double-Face Records) and ear éear _—— e . This is one of Bru nswick’s fine models, embracing os “Saas See “Shake s all the splendid qualities for which Brunswick a 30, ot 8-2 4 e Terms* $r.s0 Cash. $2 a Morctk Phonographs are oun vUs. . Saricee 2 aoe Efe ¥ ; _ An Exceptonal Vetus Exchange Your Old Phonograph for -_ peerage = is white Just the Refrigerator you will : eied an trimmed. | G.M Berry.Ine :| ee “ alowance Pian ~ 9 srocwtanaaall 4's | , Ee yt yt FO Allowance Pian May-Stern’s price for this’ . cer gGesigz. Fitch all ¢ ors opec- Re % 2621 LOCUST STREET Be seoee mOnt 3610 ve *, 3 4, ~- xs We Show the Complete Brunswick Line only $32.50 on terms of A. W. Cole, 3006 S. Unien ivence West Highway Woter Co. 6613 Easton Avenec, W clisten ee ee ee eee of Phonographs, Radiolas and Records month x s ,| Openan s| Account r Homefurnishers for 41 Years : Fr,

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ite $245 V 65 ).00 a Month rue Character ith its massive davenport and pd in beautiful genuine J&equard d construction, with reversible ‘ame in mahogany finish. Any rance with this suite, which re. xceptional value at May-Stern’s | ' $10.00 4 month. , has extra high head and end, Money tubing, with link- fabric ind drop sides. Priced special Stern (o. at $11.95, on terms sh and $1.50 a month, ———— ue Regular $12.00 Value ccker is strongly constructed shed in mahogany with gen- ather antomobile seat. es- old at $12.00. This week at ern's the price is 87.45 on P $1.00 a month, ie A $45.00 Value Gas Range B 3 7).90 Terms: $2 a Month Gas Range that is bigh grade every respect, has large oven 4 broiler, and is white enam- 4 and nickel trimmed. One at recently sold at $46.00. uy-Stern's price for this week ly $32.50 on terms of $2.00 a nth. Your Credit © Is Good TE GPE TER LORE EP RT I ENN, RNS RE BRR Re ae - a ee Sa Pe ay ae i ec wife of the ESTER ORPETE @ aN PROS ES a 2 _Remaing will rT aunt. *Funera! wi}! l 81 “ ee ie A Be a ~, “i Met ed Ps ot eee RoW Aa ay i ¥ phat We * Tr UFSnNAY, APPL, 2 2 28. iin — hel *} — 4} OlL Fora LE HELP * “Wants” last ye CEMETERIES OAK GROVE e Cemetery Unusual’ Telephone: Olive 83 33 UNDERTAKERS PEEITZ FUNEKAL HOME. in city. 3025 Lafayette av. GERAGHTY a UERIAKER, | pel Tree. Phone Pcbdnr 763 AP iv. (c62) DEATHS AN-WALSH.—At Atlanta. Ga.. on Sunday, April . m. OKE—Entered into rest on Mon- y, Apri 27. 1920, at 6:30 a. m., Ca Brennecke. beloved husband Josephine. Brennecke (nee Wider), dear her of Robert, Lucas, Josphen, Char- :and Ted Brennecke. brother and uncle, years, 1 month and 5 day ™ April 29, 1925. lauck & Grand boulevard, to toes ¢ Cemetery Dp. m., Minnie Goldemith. idow of ert Go!) demith, dear alll of Pau! Torloting. Mre. Addie Grosse. Mra. Mand a os Mre Pearl Radke and the late Torioting and Mrs. Emma Campe. dear grandmother and mother-in-law. from family residence. 2303A won street. on Thursday, April 30. at a. m.. to St. Bridget's Church. ~ in Calvary Cemetery. In- ‘ Munk ipal Courts PERSONAL ‘tien wanted da uant for adopt ion GuarGians. Phone (ce?) Stephens. or her er. Mabel. . TR ‘ any or SPECIAL NOTICES and ofter this ori] 28. I will not be responsible bills or debts contragted br my Hartmann. Charies Hartmann VWOTICE— in | — “TAL, NOTIC * st Thomas I 32 s 1&! st.. citv of St. Louis fis io heretw give notice that I wil i net be responsible for any debts con- tracted after this date by my_wife. Fiiza- beth Reilly. THOMAS J. REILLY. (4) SPR - Reilly of 33: State of } “y | beloved hi isban i | BRACELET— | ©2707 Nor rth | on | |} SEAT, =e? Cemetery (co) | 11:15) AGa | ¢ | COLLIE, | LLE—_L | GLASSES I Roch'sa | SELL, pursuant to order of the ited States District Court. the oil and leases and personal property now ’ owned by the Roxana Petroleum Corporation and the North American Oil & Refining Corporation in OU Fie! Young Couns) leases omprige nearly 2: produc ng ol] wells, settied production of about E-auipment includes all portable tools, well seulement pumping plant, water and oi] tanks ee fencing, ete. i inning ihaim., rex. may be made _I WILL powers, water from Sai e i ca ‘w "BIDS WIL L RE RE ( EIVED uP to and including Mav 19 for (1) the prop- erties AS A w! a ED each )jease £eDa- rately equipment pertaining there the te! lep phone line: (4) the persona! required ratly property. buildings. etc not operation of Riz “ht is Seameven | to reiect b COMPLETE. a MSFORMA leases. wells and personal furnis hed on reques t H. SANFORD. 1104 se y Nationa! Vichita Falls, ric IN as property to the willl be Master Commissioner. Bank Building. Texas. (r2) ~ ‘SEALED PROPOSALS address by Brother. an LOST AND FOUND Lost PURSE — Lost: under arm: by widow - containing $90 in currency and chanze: Monday afternoon. Woolworth’s or © ass av.- liberal reward lLande!} =1: 5M. fer] PURSE—Los black leather. containing 2 | belonging to | } receive reward. | JOHN s SHRINE PiN—Lost: white. Return to | = 23% 836 Arcade Bidg.: reward ~€ TRUCK LICENSES—21-140_ 5582 Easton Forest 408. UMPRELLA—Lost: dark blue si) handie: leather strap. Reward. 47: J4w. tS ee WATC H CHAIN- attached: ney 2549R BEE S580, Ww RIST WATCH—lLost: white gold: —! tween Sth and Olive and Famous-Rarr. | reward Grand 3140 (c4) | W ATC H Lost. ladies’: white \P ERM AN and flexible band, engraved Nel! New Reward. Call Grand 5056M_ ¢ 4) WOLF : of Return to | Broadway. ‘lost: re ANI HAVE .. SECR chine k: amber | Delmar Ra Mi se RST ere Lost: gold: black pencil | Coliseum, Sunday; reward. Sia- > re | 1495 appoint! I) a - py “a Found Fish “podule - must ean 606 white: owner pay hor this ad. DOG ‘yoo 1: , mM: a. p at i es MONEY— Pe md : ~ downtown. Applv Traf- __ fic Division, Central Dis. Police Station. FOUND BY POLICE. Sixth Dietr AxD COAT zthird Distict. ‘er. Sth Dis Tiietr BAG Strict. GR AND (Grand vDrivate ment |LAItbei BICYCLE aoe whee! ‘es BEADED lith Di RED AND steering | LEARN” MONEY- “Traffic Div Classes expert Circular Ove LEARN given BUSINESS CARDS ' nm ' {‘ommissi T] ois, ‘ (;reeley (FE LST¢ IN Manaewer in PROPOSALS—U S oan? 4°! ah T SEAL ED PROPOSAT.S a LOST and FOUND oe AIREDALE——Lost or strayed near Midland Valley Cou nt sbagceyv Airedale Call lerhoidt, Thorpe av .AG—Lost abe. ¢ ores { 3) RAR P IN—Laost, 71 ine? oz a olfax_ 1 51. Lost : eva set with rhinestones and ‘b)u pet ween r ake bl. and We iston ward Ca}] Cabany 3°29 3 DOG -Lor ma ea: return 1861 Case loop license re War&r: white. fé name ma | eve answers Lo Sa turd female COLL al Ee DOG—1 As" DOG—Lost throat vv, PATRKYV eM ¥ . iMMre— Ist 1 25. at 3 pp. m. c) | SMITH—Entered_ | | 19° brown and Colla Vé I» G—Lost marty return Irish ter- °, 2a unpnyv no ea? Ons ;’ len between @% and 3:30 not. will prosecute; S88 2R. 2O4AR Ohen DOG—Lost. Sur afternoon. Bost rier, blind in one evs answers name “‘Wueenv w (rand and Laclede Rls, N. Spr ine # ndel] EARRING Lost bet ween Newstead reward Lind FRATERNITY Pl] NT oet ris amethyst : reward Coifax $oShS FU neg licht grav souirre! ®feum, Saturday. Cal] ward GL ASSh- sS— Li lL» 7a Imar ° —- i an oe ; 34. TR — Le ASSES—I soft case Reward (;rand (;LASSES ] st 4:40. Tie: Frida LASSES—tlaost tarto Mondav r r around Raillwav Exchange Bide Grand @2?36w (o> st ehell] rif r CASse hHo- LOOOA x shichway os (tc) ifoca toils in Fe reward 3419 Wvo- ic GLASSES—tLost: pair A ioe «8 eoft venter car tortoise eshell: i'n on Market or Vande- (s(oRTWON f‘ahany ae! BA G— Lost ee ol > g mar rar Cell id Rees strayed a om ’ ' cODAR—L } “vert CEN of Nora j Vincent PUPPY to name Foreet &£66° PIRSE Lost mn Kineel McPherson Watern eat 19190W *} a a eather nurse ’ * Ler return” cont’ ? : t ; ; yk reward 5469 Dein ghwat in: TreWa : — : ' 2 basement l soet hi ' “A Diease inper ”) ; +SRAWFURD Daten? | | g | Wrpmre wT | CONCK CONCRETE |; PAINTING nte r and | PAINTING and de |) PAINT UP—Better Mondavyea. yt eee G & TUCKPOINT’G TT Ch 1 a GO wv thu Usand Or wb mhie Colfax 5R73 BRIC LAYING Wa nner’ box L- reason- ; ‘cH? | i the 1000: Post-Dispa teh bl. : f SS) ler Ty - PRIVATES CARPET CLEAN’G—UPH'’LS’G LEST cieaning. lower prices Det 4 ,.ea ners et mont Ss 52 -HIC AGU CARPE! & = EANING Best work Lindell 2030 4829 Globe | EX- OFFIC pees shadow! Wxb2 $3 AKFE | «oO eee Ciea ned “x1? renovated Lin 4558 (c8& ' = —- CARPENTERS & BUILDERS Siit_if4ii BA furn ALL qualifv $300 specifications ou he very R337 mw ad- (oR? I—P; ale and ished fo: any KI nd of Phone Cabanys ireee Architect RTOS « Pek tl BS AR PEN TER—Garages. repairs is. Watson $456 St. Vineent. Gr ‘Pa sonah @ Ge, and 2m rrches Yulrakes vindow rus est Work: reéa- Victor 191 8R. ’ . a ° . ’ / LAYING sanding old tloore made | ( Suit tondel’ 1°04] ich: | vublit my i. *15v lxx15 4H Ci verside~ 1475J (c» tv De aQurab!: a , = » fe " O27 night: der ators ear Wapes *AKAUES attractive iit Mungkaiow and ‘nexpenea'ive K GARAGES bullt. $95 and up and r@pairs; sleeping perches built. ton 2519M (ce: ('sARA‘tiE> I=xle $253 SPECIFIC a TIONS iror siding. oné@ glares serv- . indows mill-made entrance | or LOorTs mung on ¢t beset of tracks | Centurv (ARRETT der Burgcaiow Ga } e luoeh ? 4 | LARGE e fos) | } . , alterations | Be * ; .niague. P ! LEARN 1T tion But SCIENTIFIC authorized Marinello Wash ineton | - BY ; aikeoed rebuilt plans and esti- ‘ic 8 CLEANING & ae eee ‘ARIA Cieevuing and Dyeing: who retali cleaners: superior wor Delmar 7459 ELECTRIC WIRING, ETC. “tak firel ‘ idwest f 3427 while her Call MEN Ma KP fixtures aq OR} Bd lekker amazing ate you! ele ri, orl fu awatt 6817 > WrHiGHi eervice and MiGs oerces we wire other contractor , ae : 1e® the hest ‘ ’ Phone Main 4858 for estimates PIP OTNIO rr "nN, N 8d ics Latcbe ii reasonah'e fixturee EXPRESS AND HAULING LAPK iE au genera! nauline Y stake 7 ~ FE. head Beauty Secret Pp ERMANENT Ww AV E—Special. 7. 3 York expert; $s D>. = ; tu darce any Friday evenings ery Sunday Phone Bomont mana ger PRIVATE guaranteed — 6 imar 227 Grace Adams people. 819 Title Guar men. home or P. Ozment. Mo. of Beauty LADIES— Learn thie fascinatine work actua) whilee Moler (on talk with $14.) evening Celegranmh Co et ales ae in 30 ir 827 Victoria Bide. Centra) son learn AND fATENTS obtained: r ATTORNEYS AT LAW SMITH, lve eS ee iawyer, suite J. BEAUTY PARLORS permanent wave. THE BEAUTY Way op a Nestie. Lanoi]) ma $10: guaranteed. The $354 83 Jefferson Shanes (¢ } $10. Tal- Deimar 30724. I a for two weeke: Lindel] 7989 for Tayior. E NI wave g ven ent. veautifui 1: for Mr. Fish 70M bewk 7 rk view 2255, City ‘DANCING , COMMU NITY ISLA aqancing $5: any hour Lindel! 746 Us hit “Lin. "47 45 Adams. “3065 Pine ~ CENTER— taueht in 4 DY appoint- tof BL jessons at any nour resuits aun temetds 5 ' prices reasonable, Arcadia School, 2a 24 4538 or 6125 (es) orivate jessons. ‘}*) heur’ classes Tuesday and dancing nightly excep: 25¢ matinee dance «vv Hall. Olive and Zt! 2099 H Alber. ick nightly on request Lindel in 4 popular Castle dancing guar schoo!. 1901 : __ (88) Washinzton Mrs. Mili- ce ee any hour Mise Forest rel he ur 7 oldest es*®ons any re] able . ‘DANGCING—4415 _ lese#ons. less iTis oT CiAe®S 5022 Delmar DETECTIVES Eat “WM. LA CHASE Aces ng. investigating, locates Nniesing Bidg. Olive &762 (ck) INSTRUCTION women. 18-65. wanting Government positions. "140, traveling, gant or write 1207 arcade Bldg ar ) for LAVIES—Learn nairdressing maiicurine marceling. beauty culture: pig ‘uotures night classes St Loults Acad Culture. 24 f) culture. day or taugnt un Mo'e: oper earr More: beauty ‘hop conditions; nm more npecause they learning: cal) or write lege 810 N 4th at ics | xPort association desires ambitious voune man trade ase life careet must he study fore lzn shipping tech- hone Olive 7380 for appointment. ELEGRAPHY—Visit our chi ol Ftudents: we guarantee | -c«l to efert after erad- atin houre ¥ to 1 6 to 9:30 Grand Ads82~ = l'wentieth 211 N Teh wt (ch + dave: touch write ty pewr't- (c : talcht ry 4470 ies) “cuiture t instructor _ Delmar 600 beauty Trede Schools barbering day on night work. under actua! ahep condi Moler’s. trains sour hande t , ‘ TythG ic” and paint Main 7 - “LEANING GO. ge) Pen: - CLEANING PAINT | ——_ | GRAND 34387] ic2; GROCER’ HANGER—I work mysell. rea : . . - +ey*> . ence Cia .tles. heer HAN ad MA‘ HINIST- ia vear©rs ecrev MAN—Sit piace MAN Cal} Oonilnting The irr m 47.0 Ohurrert MAN cr? wri M ~ N——=11 PL AA Ne bea utiful aj | MAN—S't a. ' ne re fe WALL PAPER. ned. $1 woodw ashing. Victor ‘eaning reme’ RT) ifn rr Ne paint reasona bie. up, paint DSA Ww : wash ne | Linde! | ‘By ; wi! ; : ket. WE have « laige stock 9 “ai paper put on welle reaeon biy test Mueninghaus. 2307 408 ore | 5 ate h AHANIC H 69 SAK ER—Sit rood st Ru ger sft ‘>? dge of hatteries. Wares secnr t-Dispatch BOOK KEEPER—Desires position: Box H-69. -D.| rmobile yruriet; ZF ET Al astry. FINE ER—Sit out experienced of botlers puny RO 1; refe ren fa lathe Wii eoerle also crive wraphic trade rences eervic: | = ee -- a) | ge alert! effers and sce what is on the ‘nir- MEN, BOYS ANT university graduate: ars general accounting with future Box —— SS hf . > ELPER—Sit. and second cass. ; M veller a ond hand baker 3 Sit.: 2d or good 3d hand. C e & WN » Central 5473.14) MA N—Sit theoretical work in dary consideration. Q years experience a “¢2) has time for ‘ lent refer- furenoones {8D Sit. by an take full Willing work (4) PER—sit > Ley nn | of hooks HK Lin: hell PER-ACOOU NTANT- an. experienced: oke and off “e. 7 13 l'ost-Dyis t to learn ee, 1598 Sy electric trade: rphur. (62) ‘glored, repair Work } , i! 68310 tC Sit for truck: drive ans 1007 troadway. Frank Sul- experience Linde]! UR 10 Lest years reference experienced ; Lin- lored: references a pi > ©€6 white: reliable, pri y make, best reference titton (4) colored. 12 years ex city and county, first- tomont 3718 white: wants tourist manic: can take care of American Box K-99 (8°? } now rence | R—sit a? n ya eT EL or pastry references Grand ARTIST—Sit willing to nd work up with reli- object Box K-55 ‘4 ‘IAL meat | refer- reund, best of a { ipletent: can arranee license rood mpany man: mn care. »rattio ind main- engines ~~ SALESMAN—Il?!) yea ing rroceries 1 kr rw experi- Tehe m SB. Uli ss liing to 374. — sit rune xperience on TT | DAY reas Roy Poat-Dis (2) man ling ” neuen god on produc- Pret. D enatech general work: stay On Her ont ] ] R4R chauffeu: "Tess rae w.1n” co’ ored: whore? garazce co! TROW elderly. house and yard work watc™man steady: reliable erts 44770 Pacton of 45 honest = del ie anwvy 4128 W colored references ar! ° work Centra K. reeuth exper’ ences Bomont 2644 f W Rite CHAU FE — Ford dumm truck. Par- rott. Kinashighwery and Gravois. repasr loouw: pring references a27 § > —_—_—_ “truck ply 12 to fanchester. (ot) m., Koehn Stores, Sut CHAUFFEUR— White, 3%-ton truck; references, ; LE Sp a oe fc} CHEF—S—Beap. conte i bi + peel Ho-le ee e $18 to sel'ing auto aecesetty leas t on Ss car gaan, % Sabe"Siive CANVASSERS and SOLICITORS MAN—ilo ail fous rune “aoig, rine Movie a STR ee "ese PARTNERS WANTED PARTAER Wtd—For nival: open ‘ concessions + Saturday: with or wi without experience. _ ™ Lackner. 4040 Dein af, SALESMEN WANTED HAT SALESMAN > Experienced. Apply ye ee intendent of Employment, mez- zanine floor. FULLER. Bg Ry pt Ee ing uD an enti FULL- ‘ASH TONED ALL-stLk ruth rasmiongp ‘Bi te TLX, BARS, o> oy ae ee 3 ~~ * ~* "oe a a oe et be =z. = ee , ~~ Bam v he . + emp ee e - « &4 =~ — wee : = eo ni a +?+44+2e. ~ > x

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; DS FOR SALE HOUSEH'LD G e HELP ‘WTD._ WOMEN. ‘GIRLS HOUSEW'LD GOOE SFORSALE WOUSEN'L GOOOS FOR SALE tol «a a . > - = ' - etl ~~ ™ > - . --s & w~ : w —_— "= - r- BEI osm se. ite &s-+s «say p acy 2524 42-25 4% a ae costs. Shap 6 - (3e@ west ry: aS . ve . — er + — rm - " of . ee 3 [3 Mieke ~ rs = oe oe f-em $5 - wD .— So Cee 4581 . ~~ r Ts q*P Tr rL i - p- ea - i> +. - ’ a - 3 « tes d a : Experienced =4 Tai . , > rae o-eawe an? a’ Be . a -"¢ as ta 2 — « as Ac - -__. - 7s [= > otes ~ “er ~ -. a ; erators to preps high-grade cker acd . ’ ; : = : = shirts. it ; - :, —4 r -— —— ee ~~ ee - “+s in ™ vam ~~ bd a sas Oe tre r oe . mniers | i! ye a ee —— . inahtman 36 mast ue eis : 3 aot - ~ = © wi amy 2s Ss = —— ” el are a> > 2 —_ _ — — z« >. - = a af c= = s-- tie . | > A L2> me A> —t am . ““. ~~ = or ae _ mie ee ee 8 pet stenugrTapier ans oe . “Ss iP Ph Sop a. s.1205 va +m ‘.=R~s [cor =~ : a oo Sse. : sh — SS) oer = 4 - a +2.4 De rite ° - t= Vv aM . zr > \ ~ - * sli / i - : = ed a _* = oo ' et » * ee. a s"? - , we y= ‘ ‘ ‘ ra mane ae - eo o- = : — - a . “ . 7 > ancien _— a¥ * = @ noes > =r : a4 436) } mn o . # re : mute : ha : . . = * - 4 . - — wail . . . , ne ee 7 \RCE PIANO CO. 1918 Otre = MaMON. S ~oght ep to $500 per cost 3: ~_— ~ ~~ .. DD * an — “ [ A’ SSBeie , &, * = “ha DAVANE . Sitio Ged Basa _¢g 7 = roo” Siac . “ese ' — i * cart age 'ot souse- ta SS Fae ere ree . = . . ~— a second-hand furmtare 3Z1i S 14t any sze tous Miter is ove a —— ee! Ron - e C2 - “A o . , * A. . sae. « ne — rox 2 “> 2 a= rece’ 2* - . - ove - a - oo -h -_- t r - : ces : a ‘2 Simian: apts tunel "2 Neumer's B40 NV andewen« cf : atking td For. Sate a : a : - a ae * tera ge ad ° ” . . —_— on =. ae ———— — a . - - a bes A _——— . = ‘ . , - ns al ’ Re ” IS ' MSIPT ETF PEn ‘\ “> « cael : - > ee - - vA oe rer ia Bi Marsaet > q i —_— as on = = - -* ss » all . { _ ; - > a - - 2 ™ n * . ~ . ~ - s - — 4 — = s —_— « oss > . ~— o> « eed Sanit LxOc - expervence net Mecemmry af ¥+ Teach )«. os Bitz ¢. WAlTILEss—ieod waze= site ‘~a . — . 42-20 be ? 2 . 2 ewes on = 10 Reoarring TH EC Ss =a ; a 7 ; As f ~ e Gear ; is -i® eover wood heeis. : _pee . ~ ‘ e - ; ™ ~# &... "+ Se J . ~> | . , ve Aa fea Lie Tet ~ a ew ‘ = . 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Mas 1463 c makes ne : ‘veces $160 =p aprigms $ : o_cage ney come experien * enced only. ELY & WALKER 2. ea : a os = ait Arne, CLOTHING =e ee ee Macoe Mncor ate? Ones telRis—Te J emt em Sour hs — ce “ a ,~ : — " sea) Wa — T — > P -— , F =. *ore "Laag.ienn ty ie roe Le SHI RT b AU Te RY. Lao =oun — — . soy a — = ? aw “y - ce aoe “ Wanted ; . : : . = ‘ - “sa lety ia > TS a ell 5 ; ; " . ~ Ma T ‘ SN T's « —= vw a7 i est — “+ and Rive Anmome rear _— 2 =a : | adeus " my Stipe w ep 4¥ar Se Sm SLEE. © Mak ERS —Eaeoee enced &r men’s & Ds — = . "2" = cs ~~ - gh: int women. te seeiet © Sous ee & Yor me i a ' a ——_ ci «“ J — “y 4. f he we «e Kg 4 A ay = « ‘ oe rr - + a in) ‘ , - e 7 7 = Jd S| k ee he! * - ~ =a S RAL ‘ST See ~ Ls —_* . =~ \e2 Ff i _ PUrRD—Coupe. i923, =: perew Se +, es a “4 aT - > sa o “> sre Haison Touring wet * Locust Be Ford De Luxe _Late ~ ~~ ~ a». T™ ¢ Lo a : ~er STANDLAARL MA * ES a cEIx = ca and SLDANS Terme pleas yeu WEBER MOTOR ( STUDEBAKER DISTRI a 18TH AND LocTS Ws 7 yet U ST cr FORD —coupes 1ST? S05: Si $2206 Rickenbacker Gay _ $1050. —S1 (i)? crak : am oe at ae ‘en vit9a! —S) Oo TAHLEM 10a9 Terme ee : STTDESASLER— ere Seiiy verfect. eood times: ecaly $945. copes ef? sem “> a . , P ‘ores 44 LA CL ST ST. eS ocTHWEST NASH OO wa Se — = . i = as x a mre eae STt DERAKE! — =4 Sonat ae ae ive, Pemest S200. > ™ = - , r larrine an 2 oC wr RLAND—19— gout ehier. soe ies © STUDEBAKER Page scent = —_ oo Sh 192 ate sea a “Stop. Look, Listen: wee ——s _ Ww NaRrSH, : : > ? Rj a s CE ARMON TOWN Ul MOUSINE vr F Aras | do pete ila! | ‘it if ivg * Thlalae ; “? P f i ’ YY *! t ae ” a 3 : & _ oo ey! + 7 ; Py "ho _ sa se : 4q ) ) a \ ‘ - S a . = . “x ¥% wey’ re -&. ~~. as vs r g ~ ~ _* —— a e454 ve atom tT} mar Le pot ‘woe ™~ > > We_«@ eors ™a = oo — . 7 ; ine . —- ~ teeny — - 7 ‘pen | ever? @& (‘at fornia Top Borel - gc«ai (ures patet goad. uphotetery LOCU ST ST. ure PRS. ERO ee eee. eel oe . 7 sist Ye . . Sa 4*%e ov — .= -* “wy > re 4 Dy Liat — Sign deter . § - Garrthees 4&4 Lecwt & + Ta 2 Pe — —— oma = an edie =. - 2 weit iwmiumar, F san we Keomerty —- 22 — A mia 7 «>= —Benetits Let3 eeioes — ar ae x “Le wee TU ot ul Bowed + 2 > cha (o_o. «pes - = pun. $601 Lecust. Open evenings. *« : Saishet is ‘e-waerrend ~_— wae es — — - — . ~ me Garver a id rou went @a¥ = .— Soe — wr —erge for Creving tmetrectioms iF _ hz i = tor 3 ‘ “* eet +t.T@ ‘ " ee Meter bow 2041-43 Leces ane = are _” — * imeetm § = eet (8 ines pert " ‘erm a Sea? oe » Derent — —_—— 7 k Don. = —is1s -oade ereiags ond Rentay Rowan - - = © \ Ler . aor’ > | r= nw — ae ee —_ — — —s _— - or te - tr ” — - x. a — 7 - -_ zR Tag - A Ut) — Ree fe or abe a pert , a * are a eo _—. 2 =i. S245. vor ~~ —iett estan bas Gee erees>* ’ {i —_ 924": easy terme —— oa Ln Oe E— A aterer ev arTo oO. See? Cie. > er = 06 eee a —Tuder eeden, LS — > fod — - it . 3347 cwnr - A ’ es “a. wrap. eee ak ee aT SS _. “4 > po ‘4 i? wectitw! aa — tects. trmde. thé &. dap oes Pm ee BFord a en - 4 dus ‘ =e: sake *4 pord — = ~ ow and pee —_— "oi +e La ANOTHER MARMG® CHUMMY Rn.ADSTES — barge in =o 9768 a "Gt. “A> | agent af. fs stu NAYS AXE ——

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SH ye Bs _ 9 122,415 AurwMOBILE Want ads last year—43,441 MORE than the THREE other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED-wa _ post Dine nteR — _—— ES AUTOMOBILES = SSS=SSSSSSS= : OMS 86 Te = = SS) AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES |_ROOMS FOR RENT—South | __ROOMS FOR RENT—West | aPanime~ 4 ACCOMAC. 2854—Neatly furnished room reom ; aitractive, front connect- “ CAUBLAND. ivib—4 roo we oor: electric MeCAUSLANT, 1310 Beau iv. Coupes For Sale © F : (OAD 18.3 coupe: mowr has - || Touring Cars For Sale Pree _Tourina vars For Sala ____ Trucks For Sale SCOMAC. 2854—Neatly furnished | og , Sttepetive, frees omen: muled: 30-day guarantee ay i o a YT7TQr . : — Tee =| APRIL TRUCK BARGAINS. A ; 3721-—Bedroom. itch :| Pa bie, Cabany 40903, ‘c} | M ere! termes b ij () N ~~ ! During hi ’ j s isean 1. 1,0. ning JOHNSON AUTO ©CO.. 3667 Olive. va a e 'g i 1923 Haynes Touring, this month we have special prices ing. (cG2: | ‘iM—Loveiy, fu nisned tient, #4) f — options’: (o y M _ PFORD— upes: jarge assortment, . a re ne agg ge Be hanical | tires and paint: upholstery and | White. Republic. GMC. Denby. etc.: in the 1 _reaswoaie ble. ic) | refined home: privileges: “Grand 38451. | § efficienc He BU roma passenger touring car. Calitor- || front, rear > origina: ($B i-ton trucks, including Ford. Dodge. | AR L. 3 ee O80 ee lee "24 models, $150 NORTH DRIVE, 6265—-rcom 2. ; } larger sizes w De hood: v reasona gUe- Kuhimann Auto Sales, 5149-81 , ' wa \ Tr he } § A {oO ) ! a and i | ratiies goed: sles 5 manatee tomas | a oe hed a good y* “et | Soe Federal. ‘i “bee eae. BROADWAY, 2206 mw gh —— _—e ~. N mea wuN wil--peultent 3 2-rown ube; | | varior hawk pl ano ny nga 3 Myers. | | | j ackard. § . : - | —_ooms | for leht house keeping. __ wenn ne er nee. nitor sonabse ren open. FORD 1034- re ; vis i ii i iM elden and Nash. We have an) Farnlahes | turnished complete; Precestant nome, ja we gees, 5 inn Bebne es Cab- pe ; — eo WEBER'S USED CAR EXC sane ‘ii; & Dig saving. Terme to please. assortment of b CLEVELAND, 4061A-- Nicely . Louis Durant . Cor, Garrison & Locu | ceptionally low. rooms for gentlemen: board optional: 4d fas SOMETHING ENT suAL. | in ans a sun “par “ar OF. Sra. S205 Locust. Open evenings rer We know YOU are BUSY DURING the DAY You want ih | CADILI PY —Touring. 1913. in fine shape: | WEBER MOTOR CAR CO.. GENERAL MO S _conveniences; private home. (c . lav and ) : a a ented . , : The os Studebaker Distributor. oo TORS TRUCK ©O.. ~ ; 5572 vernon: spaciessiy clean, Wwell-fur-| : - | FORD—Counesy 1854-1833 i 82) to buy a GOOD USED CAR but have no time DURING THE |||'| 9725: $60 down. 716 N. Vanaeventer, _ ory 18th and} Locust." (eay_|{}| | ————______ 2807 Olive st. (€57) | EADS, 2611—2 connecting rooms, fur- |, 5522, Vernon: spotiessiy clean. Comoe. VERNON. 5308=: ‘Becond flieor = . : : | TE ERE 62) py niseed ed: private home: adults. _. 46) )! decorated. adults. $55. Appi wy ; it terme above the vera ; , "DAY. You do not want to go into a HOT SHOWROOM after Hy CADILLAC—Sport;: overfect: xumranteed: Automobiles For Sale— \E LEVENTH. 1511 8.—One light house- WALTe hen, wie Ts oe front room andy first g Sage, tT eg sell; terms. “ Kuhs- Buick. ' being inside all day to MAKE YOUR SRLECTION. WEBER | bargain; $295 down: trade 3843 -—e IG st f oor (cd) - oe WASHINGTON BL. @ i—Nice 3-room ' fee Pape es | LOOK, HUP SPORT) | Miscellancous caren ren, gae ta ’ . . = . | — GRAND BL.. 3232A S.—Light housekeep- ~ 40i11-—Nice. cles | efficiency furnished $70 See inntvon, | Por b= 1921 model “co coupe —— MOTOR CAR COMPANY has JUST THE PLACE for You | | CADILLAC—7-passenger: _ eight- cylinder; — - | tne roeme: Kitchen sink: conveniences. £54- WASHINGTON | BL. | hag Nice. ber 10 aR 0 De a Sl. TW , . a » re at ° “ : . ~ deainel L eal AN @O16—Avartment @ 4 gion: S135; 3 other Darmains to onal to BUY. We have turned NIGHT into DAY. We have IL- | touring: AL condition. $200. We Dele | $1350 Car—$795.° Saas SS mex eae S21—Neaily farnlahea | WASHINGTON BL. 3011—Counectiog and | WATERMA Avartment ¢@ '| thorized Ford Dealers. 3003 Loc ‘ LUMINATED our lot at EIGHTEENTH AND LOCUST so you (||| _mar_145. ic) | Classiest car on wheels: refinished in al ||!) — | Seeptnw room SOai—Neatly _furnisic) | ,giceving rooms: all conveniences; ressun-) .2i, S0e: een . ndavs and evenings : f fepEC ae - ws wage beautiful beaver brown: nickeled radiator: |''|| WE have Studebakere in Big 6 | seep ng room a : : OO TO a? RD 1687 coune: 5 tires ana s , can INSPECT our USED CARS just as well after DARK as | Look! (1923 Cadillac |khaki top: the car that never wears: but |/!}) Special 6 and Light. in ell body | JEFFERSON, 2238 S—Room, | WASHINGTON BI. 4) 21 --llousekeevine | DANDY SMALL APARTM o extras. exceptionally mova, $38. bo you could during the DAY and still be in the FRESH AIR W | take a SEN ee ee ee ee et ee een ones ween 2068 Oe teen fel Pa ese to care; reasonable: | Foom: newly furalshed- yenains “e8B) | ment, Sendiaee Saeue Sash: © i 6 pen Sund gh : ae . Bnet? Tasapien a Lge” . . nhmaptene ‘ ‘s ' 61V. ort tourin lmost new: 4-pass. Ve wit t ‘easy terms ‘or trade in al! model oO pt'ona EE asia : ope ror JOH NSc N, FORD Dear . ‘and not in a STUFFY SHOWRO¢ IM. COME AFTER SIU P- | Sport, _ >on + hee 2" tases major mae | # YAHLEY ‘**°" | Sunday. abies 1g Bann night. || WARION 89%-— Two larae furnished. Ught | WASHINGTON BL aa14A ——— and more, _ PIE Rea A gp Ny LEG Ne Natura; Bridge at Union rps PER, BRING ALONG THE WIFE We will have &S mcs || Paint job; new cord tires, $100 in extras; | JEWETT—Touring. iv.o:: a 1G WEBER MOTOR c a housekeeping rooms: electric. water, ref- kitchenette: all conveniences (o27) | APARTMENTS FOR KENT FORDE uDe. 1924: “in oxesiion] = MEN he lot UNTII PEN ml os 4 wi ave SALES- | ir d very li oe le; well token Care aes WEEE gain; $495; terms: trade. 3845 Laston Stedehaier “sl se - ).. : $4 a per week. J. Neat. _ |'WASHINGTON BL... 40. 56—tovely house- | - 7 4 m5 = ee ewly : mw on the ) i 4 » 8 '@ » SU; ‘ terms, trade. 7) 1 hii] a " ors. wae mm, sin’ tchenetie: Id | ve rooms, a * 7 Food tires; “ OVER ONE HUNDRED ¥ “SAH eM M IR CO. an: henge 8th and Locust. me tte, ‘3 Tie Ae tie Feom. Ph eo oe Se heat. janiter . Serve: _ natereRee required; sale; n . ; ’ VTSED CARS from whic r His : . ows , ee fiii! = , FIFT ¥ n uch to MAKE YOUR SELEC- | 1035 N. Grand Jewett demonstrator; like x ~ || NEBRASKA. 1538—Room for housekeep-| WASITINGTON BIL. Pe eae es | | open. mn: tust Srer month. irate Olice He Kyi hi — ND . | | FP ER SON APR AS Soe TION Weber Motor Car Company is bac — ; | CHEVROL son i and roadsters: | = — | ‘ Ew IN. ‘ any s back of any car you , ) ourings ) - run 4100 miles: real ing: all conveniences. comfortable sleeping room phone | new | Easton -Delmar_2547, WE POINT WITH PRIDE to our FOURTEEN YEARS |Ill) Koonce wa am Jonnson. 11662) PARK, 3304—2 and 3 connecting light| water; reasonable. 0 te) say Lite Bide, I ‘ord ('¢ it > ; G : way. ° > > . _— E | cals Waidm man ni: SsklI A ia 2852— nice housekeeping wan iN BL... 45xx—-Front roo vi. , “ eeKTy Fee? the m today at ¥ Haynes Touring iP Hupr hi sbi! e Tour ing 1} at ngs. i yg “ perfect me N_.1 Brand- new Jewett, gray Auto Parts $319 Fasten ~ acme a870 i rooms. cou le or emp! oyed 45 a home: board op'icaa! : will decorate Bont, er = 2 Dodge Kpacsier ~3 Studebaker - iy 6 Coupe | sige ede rm # Hg 4 a a foo per cent ' yuco, Touring; if y like ¢ tare ime Be sale ne (08) | RUSSELL, 2825a—Omn 3d fl. with private Delmar sie car a a4” 6 to G8) | clams saa an wey CC ve 20. ” a 9 ( ve V ST S * Studebaker Lt. 6 Touring ” cigse! JTourir . chan llv; origin 65. ian Se i , —_- you ea —— | tomate) Bm at s, x. ry WASHINGTON BL 4483-2 housekeeping | HoUS REA FAL 44 To °3 Oldsmobile 4 Sedan " Studebaker Spec ial 6 Coupe Aa ' sacriiice, sbev t 1s. Ss. Jewett you can steal this y. mire * iP. : rooms and kitchenette; extra couch: aise : Ove 270 312 International "i fe FORD—Coupe, 1923. , Dodge aon ring Studebaker Licht 6 Coupe BR ee aoa. r Batteries RUSSELL. 4133A—(Clean housekeeping | 94 fioor sieening room. ja > = VI AV. 250 . %. Up in top adie # 4 Chevrolet, Sedan 923 Gardner Sedan | CHEVROLET—Touring, 1924; in n excellent one at $1050, today only. HATTERIBS—And material to opea shop, | | } 7921 Wiillys- Knight ‘To uring 243 Ford Roa dster : ine ty aa E ~* Alslse ™ As. " say margain in a beat utiful little car: paint, " > - nn ne . a Pad choice — URAVOIS M0.” rOR CORP., ma ont SE) AN os : aes ~ &. ka So ‘Day’ Ni ADSTERS, COUPES if motor and everything in excellent condi. | Real Bargain “'en ae wo *. oS ay ' ee lant RUSSELL. 2644—-Front. light pause O00) ee Cocarated: na = “ . bw 7 * . es S wd 0 Z' u Jpen J 4 : iG q ; 7 t mM t od .| . ' al ’ ’ ’ ' ‘ ' 7s tases. - _— r * : SAA anc 6820 Gravote, ‘HT and SUNDAY. ol ~~ SUNDA Y AND EVENINGS. 7- eg “arene in Al condition: FORD BODY—Coune, $85: 1993 sedan | ; modern; newly decorate) WESTMINSTER PL... * A5S25— single seep. o to = rey #81 e685) ing room, $4. Cali after we HODES R Sted . eo -” very low x, Try ys" R oe el r A a, ot EN : oe { JEFFERSON MOTOR SALES CO body. S100 42°OW Nat : RB phone. ee a i a a ae ; gam Y OC UST ST. WE Ic MOT OR CAR C). Wh | _ 4850 Easton "Delmar 2547 es2~: | Ford Motor. Co., 4100 Forest | s6py “ica nal NS Almas wee | SHENANDOAH, 4216—Cool, small. fur- | WESTMINSTER PL.. . £0531. lar room, | {Nive 9472 os 14 conimercia!. . ; | ; ee : ne ta © sao : | ished, $15 month: modern convent- kitchenette; $8. orest 7314. (c3) “ ‘OupERS rs > $165; 1923. , STUDEBAKER DISTRIBUTORS >| Park bl. = ox et Ms A a ences. fe ; WESTMINSTER PL. 4210—Lovely room 4953 WEST PINE 1S ol EO oe ISTH AND LOCUST STs. w||5 $29 DOWN ag oe LINCOLN DEPT (c2) teucks. coupes. sedans. 4229 W. Nat. | 51. VINCENT, 2855—Neatly furnished 2 for gentlemen or couple employed; pri- SIX ROOMS AND SUN PARLOR, WEBER'S USED. CAR EXCHANGE 371 Two BASES. . & . et nf ‘ w FEKLY | urs! Bridee_ ee * (eR) floor front: ‘comfortable. Grand 71 ss. vate home. ‘ieee — -" a. & EF. Cor, Garrjson socust St. i | 4 hv) , , ——--— FORD B -_Niw and and: ana fee OMING. 3028——Laree comfortable table | WEST PINE, 3850—Front room. with Beautifully decorat partment: AX WELL—Cor 24 r J | MARMON—Sport: classiest Bearcat red: Senate tater iceman ae ae 2 parties Kitchenette: also other rooms. lease. For card of aimisaion call MAX ee. ie 2-r eo as — = Bs = | The | latest: $985: termes: trade. 3843 Eas - truck body bargains: vour Grand” rita family. 1 of das rrr LAUDE | | ' | a Aa yy ll gay > 7 ~ ~~ Oe. ce, Re! Ee ee SRoeent Guncarance. bert of mech er n in trade. Deeds Auto Body WEST PINE. 3692—Light. housekeeping "AY — ton, Plt Ses ae we . : 106 s ms _ Onnosite - ity Hall (ce?) } and sleeping rooms, $3 uD. a JUST THINK! SEAS Southwest Weer DINE He. sian Pamir, |_| NEW APARTMENTS S Tires For Sale ROOMS—Sleeping rooms for gents, fur- WEST PINE BL 4 o—3 ne ae —w 6221 to 6241 Southwood, 2 Hg -~- Rermont 800 Dh Ro Se — o*7 i? . : adsters For oate : Sage For Sale 5 Best Bet! MARMON 1921 TOURING ‘ACTORY ADJUSTMENT CORD— “Miller, __nished. Phone Renton 27097. ___—i{c3) | ‘pletely furnished for housekeeping: ote ey cet tee o , ve Here’ S Some ‘Barg ae DON o RACER—First-class condition; te 7 wR , in i Goodyear _ p 495: 32x _adulte. Ds) | beds, gas stoves and re . se}) chea 4 les vir z city. 1616 Ho Hi Pp SEDAN ) This be touring. in dandy shape ‘ e mi? > or > " : ” - he | $2206 Rickenbacker Coupe, I eh —) JP. : ee Yahlem First’ throughout: ducoed gray: good tires. | ‘mail orders. filled i att Motlie ici | Sra RERDOR Ae ion Tararataca | leree. houapheeston foom, with all cen: | eervies . on Sinker mn ws SI EC IAL ‘ Late 19°74. O-Pa Ssenger - This car has T i ? uly u Ppp qa. wire ~ lee (8, snoc rin} = —_New “ana — od - $i. 2 —_—--— ail ) ) » A n urn sne veniences $7 fc) aon AN R. E. co. $1050. a rM ow “all Cabanv } been driven very little and is rfect | ‘ Dodge eee 8 8 TESS , absorbers, bumper. Everything you orders. City Hall MO ‘Cheet. | —-room_and bath. Delmar 1213W., (04) | pom pie a , furnished hout Gra Th 14 1k ee tor Mr Hurley (of Peondition throustut. Oven” until’ oa hevrolet Touring ...++- »} need to make motoring a pleasure Se Se ae ee “1400 he | BARTMER. 5634—Desirable front room.| WEST, PINE. S758——Neatly furnishes | 4903 5 ~ ent, The world te talking about nh ask for Mr urney : : en until 9:30 C fouri : - ~ nut st (es) re room and kitchenerte: . and Or_ Mrs. _Ouinn. n Model Apartmen ‘cA car: almost new: 4-w hee! brakes. : 923——N sh abort roa. hater: . ery 2000 | today halmere ouring eeeeeeee It's a bargain at S550. MORE rl ia $3 hil . _ ' nriv ate home. _ Cabany 10345W. (eb7) | cold running water: 1 . 441, ta. “wheels 4-paseenger: worth $1375. Sure -1 c wong lition all aroun priced |... SOUTHWEST NASH CO. | Velie TOUTING «ssereereese AUTOMOBILE COMPANY. Marmon ae > ail tne Cina Femiened near'y | BELT. 777—Nicely furnished TOO. ~ Jat! _Tage space southern-exposed room In apartm ent: ROONS FOR RE . OLC ED West ED ealiinned ba waim: t¢ rms. 1805 R 7 A STE ve Sindee: tie tee a : y x] 4 ceoeesesees ' MAXW EL po dteglt ate i” >4. in “£0 od condi €4- fyubes. all sizes rT 1412 Carr, « 60) must be seen to be appreciated. ~~0O N.| FAIRFAX, 4364—Unfurnishned room. si - STUDEBAKER~-Special 6: eer | ms NA nal psint: looks new: trimn ‘in Sond oP we se "a8 a Sa etas seule len. Apply 5583 Wells (c) | TIRES—We have Ford and Chevrolet, | —Poxle._34_floor_south, te) single or en suite. Deimur 299 (c8*°) | ARLINGTON, 1417-—3 & je pe loo » A I} an pe end or 560@060086008660008080620 D> - rooms, slee rice ory : nied ; . *?| BUC “KINGH AM CO A33—3d floor | ei¥v tn rcoh; wel : | abuse: Be eee: meanness” Ww. Plate mode: fin 7 Piney eee PF = ' zs on 4 of m a oa ¥y_, mimost | wi) a : pebiebieen eae Saeey a4 S| 7 mn ie [7 oT op. : vane th stock alo al sizes ned = eines front “toom for kentiemen’ ‘sour ir ng a, a bse a) seat he tains a. 44 Li MUST ST, “" , Moe SO UTHWEST NASH CO, | we mg ny n noios a — 8 wage allel "ant 5 CUD no0 050s ee MOON—1924, S-passenger touring: disc | 2671 Washington oe ae vu 2) | CATES SGRO—Hewiy _Goegrated, = Winn, phone angel 3030a.- ae ara 44) 5. STUDEBAKER 7026 Special Six. conpelemms Olve.Vomont 3800. — 030 Locust. aifterent closed body type. since er’ family No Interest—No Red Tape Ronles many ereras: Pele, Woo and | ik eel Finubes Bete peels | ee “| DELMAR Rt 4315—ienultgiy Sat be told Seen teen One; Rerew RRR Ct CPS Shs Le | Thin Sewete has apscisl aulproem (erect |f 800 USED CARF ON HAND | _ must bs sevn Ue spores] aisons tor four Ford ge Cheveiet jeur | CATER, SOMO—Second tt fons atin ee ee | WE BER'S USED EXCHANGE © Seust. Open _evn ing s and Sunday,‘ 62) | bumpers, motomet rr. heater, auto~natic “IT PAYS YOU TO BUY WHERE WE +. R's St ‘Garrison & EXCHA ie old res ta ken tn tri rade. § tandani | Tire | a homelike: tchen privileges | Sch Winuedina fanan fee & memilamnen. DELMAR BL. {OiA—# roeme, Ed E & Locust ee t. RLAND—19?: . good ‘ nt nt : ey hi tra . r, t at a a onsider per «i CARS SATISFY.’ Timid ——— = 7 re ey 7 | DELMAR Ri. anvo_y. arge BE floor roan, | _345. oO’ Fallon Park district. Call Mel) comp "$33. furnished, maid service; ) (4) » | ST i. ‘DE BAK —y opaint; need cash. or Sane! , ay - 7 month! eae , terms; open evenings ' 4701 Gravois ~ two gentlemen: $3 each | ————————— stop ; Z —_—— (OR y 2 «01 } . 7 . , “ =z , RL. 381 sella rht hous en’ ’ +" 8 , . "1924 Studebaker Roadster rR AN—Brougham. 5-pass.: In good con- 1035 N. - Grand —) NASH—Touring, 1923. excelien | , and BOARD}| decMar BL. asi6—Lignt housekeeping | ArCAZAR HOTEL. 3127 Locust—Clean; |} Santtor service. ali tor price of apartment eondition: fully equipped: verv low 7 se RY Wordk” chK'to. a AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES - Workingman’s ~ a mg ack »“* ae «© >s. »* @ ~ ee — eee Qi... tay i i ee ee , 7 y ’ : oa dition: priced very reason : le er « a> Ri Ry ant rooms southern etposure lieht. cool. fc) w w she! 7 Limousines For Sale Special @ix——and it's a real spo Garthy-Archer. 430° N. non - | | der: 42 1805 ’ | DE =LM AR BL. 1533—Apt. D: neatiy fur- ol day . weekly rates. a ae shower we unfurnished, $75: immediate possession aa 8200 in extres new etyie 90 . B°R Ne ee od Ne al ll tl atl tl ll ll ll lal. mm . n' shed: ho sekeer ne anite- hath (ef) _ger . if desired. For inspection phone Fore CADILLAC Limousine : just the car var far : new ca’ cost $1750 ta ye M 4 XWEI ] 4*jyul a as yie po or : DEL M. AR LL 4&x — ¢ 1 ag ie ~ he - fa a oo ter v ; taxi, very firs one geta it fo: $108: », MA. elale—Club sedan; 1924; o pass ‘L_LEVELAND—Tourin 1971 ‘e 7 Cc xi-— nt room, or everything: now making low winter, POR A a rooms apd BU NUAY AND Ee Ny E PSB} ent! mn Ae ’ = we h ve_two wort 7 of vour inenectio: ‘ — : I. A. $65 yee hg Ca ‘Reve inted and renickele a disc wheels ROOMS WITH BQARD IiTvTy | 3: wt Sth home : beard optional. De!.- rates. $5 week. $1 per day: large jones BST PARK, 8098 ‘ ~a ey » » te — . “ - ee SON MOTOR SALE CO,, : tO Pi ct a Ww Grand on co y equipped nd best mech: = — oa mounted on side windbreakers bumpers Ss roar 47455M. (2) | running water in roome Seay sake AHL E M. MM b? are se thn anicas sie a ; > - : fh Lahaina” Oeste ameaw a = 2 FORE n Deimer_2! 47 _s0hs ! Be Snort roadster. very clarey. per-| ‘Y: tel i: a REY MOTOR CAR Co — sear ine Gale ake olin see, Siren: ils Jo, the tne oe | North fe _. DELMAR BI.. 5040—% connecting house- IDEAL HOTEL, 2800 Locust—Running » “MARMON TOWN Ber $405; terms. 716 N. Vandeventer! | promod Bh NOI Lée 3 LOCUST ST. 3005 "Olive, Homont SKO0. 3029 Locust | GRAND, BL, 2508 Nj-Rcstis furnianed| kerning groom, Sink. range, porch: | water. bathe; 91-day. $4 eve ee. {c8) | linens, silver, enh HR, one ant | _ ——~ LON Se > ifaal wok ge ae : ' 97%. $295: $95) = - = ~ 2 ; | =~ ‘ = ve re emanated re « Sra. | ~ — —— ae SE — . a nn ~ EL—+4 %. "RN 8 ) NT ras ne or “ any eee Pe style A ) For Sale Hee: 91! lov $843 Easton. — (7) _8. E. Cor. Garrison & Locust St. fu l; $450; open CV SEES. Ol ¢ font TW E NTY- FIRST, 4306A N.—Private fam- | ENRIGHT. 4620—2 “front housekeeping | newly furnehed. Delmar 5603 (cS) Park; 4 Eg F« Near appearance Ww i Ju fanw Runabouts o ; o7 hampion sedan. 194 od | DODG 19” — . $°97 695 down: vols. 3 a .. i] lv al }} conveniences rooms: also s! eeping room: conv eniences. ° aan er Fe — e current model Marmon COR Bie. na bout w| as new. and looks it; cheap price for | sacrifice le. 3843 Easton. 7) 992 Olds } $158 , ~ | ENRIGHT. 5845A—Laree, light room. FURNISHED APT tires and upholstering new, Rb— 1923 model ke ni , 1) bar? | lick sali a—.e ‘tees : sacrifice: trade. _ 43 Easton. ‘ 19253 ¢ Ndsmobuile 4. y hot ~ keen! b 2698 (4) ALB ANY HOTEL, 4873 PAGE plete, clean, bath: sults: canine . thie car hes See Eee body. looks I! Co. | Y SUNDAY AND EVENINGS DODGE —In rare. sh ei : . | ‘Dow This 5-passenger touring car DOweNeeOl ee _ eee. — | FURNISHED APARTMENT—6600 annot tel ; termes or Co. A’ E NI GS Studehaket 59" ban - (ak, own nis « . . - . ENRIGHT -—? Jaree prs “rooms: A popular-priced family hotel: we a" ideal 4-room: southern corner. Parky i has run only a few th ; z Tod For a Teale 3003 1.001 EPPERSON MOTOR belie 1 ord | ——_—— Tourne : nea -— | positively like new ane in Deauli Ul | ARKANSA:! ~/lo (first floor northi— evervthing furnished: $11.50 per week. | vite vour inspection for beauty and hom It is fully equi . o lave ing os i ; * Ss .- . ard; €1 lient home; . comfort and low rates Forest 3041. (e862 y y Box tT Sur Se cheap: terms; trade. 3: S. Jefferson. SOUTH SIDE AU ~O, ; ; ENRIGHT, 5916—Room for 1 or 2 gen- | comfort rx HI-VOINTF—Near Porest Park; a : th 7 WPrR., Add. " : . . ‘ : : ’ : } ~ Ey +646 Lafayeite. Open ever x BO 1: 0: $— Hous keeping or board _tlemen: private family. —_ LIN DELL PLAZA HOTEL gorage: firet-clage furnishings; ea! Paty . \' , —_ —. - - =a - «+ ‘. hw © = a ee we epee “nap o ’ _ — ee, + MRR. nate. eat E. 7 -_ -_ i’ ai 1? mts he oa : Pa . . - > sa . es —— | Sedans For Sale STUDEB AKER eS ee Meee auty | PACKARD—Touring car: reasonable. i: car: private tema ENRIGHT. 5024—2 iaree housekeeping to July 38; references. ae + jane ° ; @eauit rt elu ie Bates ’ ae oe Dodge Touring: a beauty “' Broadway. = : reoms. for couple: newly decorated. (4) 4300 Lindell Bl _Dispatch. d ; met " ‘. , eH = » : to . nas Sr ial : . j = : . ‘ . « i 4a if tr W va a! ve ; - ‘ ° = Roadsters For Sale ee $405: terms: trace 70} Gravois. (cl) | 1923: most beautiful fob: cost. § 5 b| for Summer. Lots of &erv-' PAC KARD—Touring, twin 6; second s=- te park: board: it Care frat ENRIGHT. 4565—3 light housekeeping:' 1¢ you are looking for a hotel with | KENSINGTON, , SOLA: v, : , al > ms y ” 7 +7 3 : Be Je houdster, ons Master 8; Wee yROLET—Sedan. late model; new € nt i: something different: m: througbout; origina! finish, 55°25R. nf st floor: range. gas stove: completé/ pnieasant surroundings, having atmosphere pletely furnt#het. § A Sfho0 4,01 tjravois, a term : Bp, veri tas new tj . cord tire i” > j Years I: f S38. ; ooking, : r service: beautiful la rane . VWiee che erolet. 123. be! Sunday - Olive (c4) NE W E L, I, 3015 ae ust. lo : ear: bene ger Cabany 6664] (e535) oom; all modern conveniences; Victrola, | nished, airy roome; single or en suite; pri- f ay . ' Ay : ‘ ‘ : letaly ‘s a : - 7 ; . ° ’ ' . ‘ermus, trade’ open @teey ——————— ae i cecal 3422 Linde'l. 4 run 3000 miles; completely | ptaceLL as62—Room and board for 2 | viazer-mano: : $4 a week. (c) | vate baths: American or European Dan:| m Orient Apartment, A f : ~4. ope : 6%) oF , 1973: an e#xcep- | — mg} = rn ~— ‘ ‘ tar an a4 ry 3 ~~: : s mel, baraias. 716 N, Vandeventer 23 ats “Sedan; 1923; an excens || === ——— -———— - 7] DODGE, 125. 00 , pt: balloon. tires, disc| employe, “0m “nd board fof {| EUCLID. 10A S.—Nicely furniehed Rouse, | choicest home-cooked meals. Special 0; | SoPREREON, | S0S0A—Vernianad Spare 75 _tiona. I! 4 Stude bak: inecial 6 Sedan equipt aloon res, RUSSELL. 4209a—-Room and board keeping rooms: hot water: call events) ee. ment for 3 months — ; \ My i;s. ished in) eautif Jue Duco r ” she r ‘ . 4 P Th i — +s £ rea! value at $1495. es A pe ‘, aa d — _ a “ oo be’ , Se ; 2 oe 1s aur narler back BUICh 6 RO ADSTER, $7 ; Of EN SUNDAY AND EVENIN ~ . Touring; sure she runs and will ¢ wheels, etc.; a real employed; all conveniences; homelike. 4981 W EVANS wi OTOR & AL rs CO f ve disc wheels. yholstery like — we = - _ ? > ~_ . 7) | j r ; ? ; I al 7 ae ant ir 7 diate hones 210 down, “pe? inde Jusiness y . . , : pal SE. Renda. both sixes.4both real barrains: ® , $650 Ke $4 22 Lind Ss When you ¢an get 2 completely furnished | WILL board 3 couples or 6 gentlemen OLIVE. 3707—Ideai | , ge oe ~ —— — . / tometer You she uld see this car ie Al« ‘s OT *€ - F o2. - : ; . x }room. henve the cheap wilce TO C a —s ————— iii] if yon want’a good job. Terms || WILSON MOTOR Cc AR CO., 2921-27 Locust N-6 PAIGE; brand-new; 4-pass.; | West eng. ote oe week: cnlid yee ony tod eae Mrepated and “meved in ~nishes _spariments: 2 s 7 Slit. : : ‘ ' . vo PA ry ease ? ‘ ry? . . . . . " . : -,“S ' "iy —_ or ‘ . , = . " ‘ P . be 4 wonn y sf te rice eve ar an went e. = { pect , wr a hom le piss Open day. night. 2 rs ’ halloon-tired Phaeton: diac. | ‘ pag ey ang, Fe ae ane board for (c2) sun inten room. ar, 7 siving room } 45 OLIV ee ee furnished : — umper, eten jiaves = / eSunaga, DORT—Toy ru n FOOX ‘5 : . avai . ian at OT ary en ee , owntow abanv mb eo” (‘slifornia Top Buick “65 | am ehres: paint good, upholstery : ss MOTOR CAR CO a wi +3 T—=T ian c ae eS a wheels; completely equipped; | -ares” 3001A——Crol south frome: amet on ASS ace ee neatly Tersemed minutes Lh PT AT Ba A ayvT 4 a. _ tea Two le aie ‘4 y - q = ~ — + i . . - roadster ia in wonderfal i x) ike new , snap if soug™ — . Studebaker Distributor. , a real buy at $1850. Terms. farmil 0a! i. Forest 36783. _—_(c4) use of electric sweener. (2) | RESORTS roome anda yal im i™ ith genuine Rex Cal (ore pace. Perms ? — oe - . AR _ 5-7 Durant Sport Touring: r N wh I $015 Locust. 15 Years au | ob E M ENS 307 36-—No better board: large. FOREST PARK BL. . 4434—Housekeeping PERSHING, : ~— lon. sure a beauty, er day, nignt, | ay . = —=——— — 9° , io ail EWELEL $422 Lindell. Business coo] mt room; ¢ (e682) room, sleeping room, garage. Forest For For Rent Pog * coma? Mae ypniaie oe és ihe. . WEBER MOTO! AR CO i 4 er ee r 2218 miles; hasn't the pap- RIC KE NB ACKER- aie 1924. $500. 3116 DE 0 M iR KL... 3! Room aud board, 3% 7314 eee ee se ee ble couple ; Sah. stter Ope SIDE BUICK AUTO CU. Studebaker Dist riba ‘othe ; = —_ ——: terms. St. Louls| \f-PHDRSON, 4124A—Room with board.| KINGSBURY, °5784—Private famiiv:! Arthur Bradley, Metropollian Bldg. (c2) CADILLAC —Ho: ree excellent condit Ge. | & E. Cor. Garrison & Locust + Sth an Locust. ie “4 ) 2SSOX ouring, he real Car, ‘ant ve $20, Locust. Open yd cool. southerr 2 exposure; all conveniences anartment: conveniences: reasonable. | 4. Da lhoon Lins il! trade Walsh's re IDGE j door sedan. . like new; Temi - —_--- - and you know w hat the 4 hings ar 1 Sunda (en) Lindell 14°4wW Se ote . fe4 ( “abany. 667 1M. : Ss ae '¢ ; Fore IR oF Se ed rage. SOL Delmar; Forest 2527. Me barcain. 320 Kennerly 1-7 — = : me " {—Touring. Big 6; repaint-? aPLE. 5871—2 icmen. board. ref- | KINGSHIGHWAY, 919 N.—Ciean, cool | eh Et CHk Vv RYGI.I'1l—Roadster. 192 3193: | eae ST 1923 business se jan. Pan. bs ss i ni Essex 1s. $325. \ alue. STUDEBAK ER - ouring. pis + Bbes $75 ‘ gi SE pit So nag lf 48033 ; ef | K Soussheontine Y. 919 WATERMAN. yon dewn, trade: sacrificing 3é4 Se fully equipped, $595; terms, trade, open | 7 S55 ——— ——= ee r K W ELL 342% pre 15 Years In| down. 3441] Juniata, MAPLE, 5541—Large front room, with | _Yentences: reasonable. ___ ___!) HOUSES, FLA ] S,E ] C lease to re*ponsible party. ‘ i ee ee evenings. 470] ‘sravois ce, ers - Business. | ST DEBAKER— ht G: ike new: per- board: home comforts. Forest 4748J. _KINGSHIGHWAY. 920 N.—Two connect- s . ak oe § tudebaker lig Sedan; in . = Liz eee thee eard: nome comrors. 20 Laas PT aye 702 Chase Hotel, Sunday (hey rolet Roadster, , i —- business se jan i ‘ ‘ = eple ndid ‘01 Fy ane 5 disc wheels Bo ‘ORI —- Touri: Zs Fvarantee qa al prices f eC lt WI itlhon. Goodloe. studebd “ ~ ‘ LIVE. 4°37— Newly furnished front ing roome, housekeeping. new furnituré. : a r \.INSTE ; | 7 N : i mechanical con “—~ ; ma. For ency 0: acied ‘ ya? sImat & 7 ' ras oT unni water, ivate en- | STA1 4 Se a © 46343— ew ie a : appearance ani Pe . ~ ter ord Ag n 4035 laciede cB) SG - «: excellent board: ©" ra ange, fF ng at pr > hed: can't te)] fr om new: p d +i - A oad value: priced » Filvel m~wn cor . tires: uphol- FORD * = ve TUDEBAKER T a — {923 eee ve . o met er : - - ' _tran: e rea sona th le- call after a 30) Pp. mm. furni@hed apartment; 2 rooms : : . fe A —_—— stery ike Ww uumpers tiront ORD—Touring;: jate 1024; perfect in ev- | ©45 , 9 te ~~ = ey} ERSHING, 50xx—-Room and board. | , : J ; brat ror aus K sale, ~ Eeeee ee" men evenings. (c) and "ar, ] meter, step plates. ery Way $2 5: terms 8933 Olive. | sHape, cheap, terms, trade. voung business men twin beds: shower; LA Cl. REDE, 4411A—Lovely front room AP. . meciw? > rOn RENT WESTMINSTER PL . 4633—S room won't last long. (‘ome iL J BAUBER, 2601 Locust nk ode ae “ Will ¢ suit if bought at FORD—To' ur ne. 1924: can't tell ae Jeffers n — =/ nusua, hom aiso young lady roommate. sout us exposure. GU! et: home! ke. - 4) artes ~~ nixhed basemenr apartment: bath. Why] SULS Lecusr. o ¥ 7 x GE Aw oo —'S a a ence Terms. Upen day. night. _ new; sacrif : S713 ¢ ‘a a8 oe a Bt nn ene Ine Pe -eD- ‘abi 5) Ee pk, (c4) er zi © oe eee om elec: Northwest | a ee trie ean: .- 4 48422 Lindéli. Ruosites pees Models at ine oO oo ? | Sunday. TORD—Touru oa st-claan a” lone aS ae ae , ‘AGE HL ado l—Lovely room OVOTy | one eee PU i AT SE. Ne. 5408—New . 5-1 ’ $! aae ce a 1 finished in ay oy mee Poe ag ae | WEBER MOTOR CAR CO., tion. &! iy ) - salt FF oe eas en cer. ss NDA yY AXD EVENINGS convenience; good mea! y\ earace. (c4) | LEWIS PL... 9—Connecting SS ee: be: garage; lst fl. "Colfax. x 5033M. | ~~ 6018 KINGSBURY, 5O 75 down: rede. : | . the Seeearasnse of new care: | Studebaker Distributor. : RD—Touring, 1923; good as new, S150) JEFFE RSON MOTOR SAI ES CO. RAYMOND. 5059—Room and board; 3d-| __rooms: also one. Delmar SAS1W =? | 2-room furnished apartment. newly deco- = eed mechanicallv: convenient "a . : ' és Shae ene Sth ar ad Locust he ZS M« Nair (4) 4650 Easton De! m at havin 7 a floor pores = aT owin weds: ops } L got a tween eel a: Kore. | South _ | rated: = beeen oy - BR. .% somes Sport road fer: new ' dee. free Stwrace until vou wan ow. "jj — ————_— ———— ——— = = 7 , iring. late. Gy artar: «10d i Tour . 7a pargain: - = —— " : ene OF See er ——— ~ —- ; -~ for guict eule: z terms, 4 ge Eg - “304 1-4: ge tt vl... Ww ILLYS KNIG HT—“‘oupe sedan 19° mdi n 'Sa5 aod Mi Nair ne he er iw "si 50. Corde trade. _§ 3416. Virg! inia birdy ’ ROO? ANI! RO pom ae at rooms a LEWIS PL... 76—2 furniehed housekeeping AUCCOMAC. 2802 —4 rooms. iL reom Vea dishes. sliver fan, ca* and electric. Fan. , : cs Liv JU ocust bi.. nd ig = — > — denice —_ : : _- init batt OO" meais reasonadie | ' in enc sire re cabdine ‘AY AND EVENINGS te ON ' ‘ ; Duco finish. with best of tires: motor ad RDS—Tour' ng car lat e models: . ed 2269W ee (3) roomm; gas range and sink. Also ae); — an ytints _ ie?) R ANELAGH APARTMEN J r 1 k RSON MOTOR SA LIS ou -s? 26 Us ax 2 2 . 4 ¢ } capt jona.! y auiet al j zmooth ° fuli eaulp late bu ve ter: 1s 3333 ct | Delmar mes , a a ——E j room. aA : ane Victor c — 165°) Easton Delmar 2547. «cdi RANT. —Sedan ; late oat a a St | ment: inspection and comparison invited: FORD—Touri: yor "y aehinglon.tc3 ) | = Trucks For Sale ROOM AND BOARD—Large room, con- LINDELL RBI.—Beautiful room in apart-| GRAND. 3518A “$.—4-room apartment, 5707 Me PIERSON. LYNG h—-Ka ists periec shape, chemi " good condition: 3505. - Ogen | terms. runs good ‘$100. ; 4087 > ats hems ic sone ROL ET—Dump truck; run lOO veniences; me, tra te i347 8s. Jefferson ‘cbTs wis Durant Co., Law _ Ae) HUBER MOTOR C AR co.. - : be miles: 3450. 4220W Natura! py EAE ct) reasonahbie Forest 5606 ; (c2) LINDEL lL. 4365—PFront room, newle “fur- LAWRENCE. 1716—4 rooms, sun parlor; v- 4-room ¢ Fit: t. . exrelient board; West End; | ment; private home _ Lindell 8548. | ___ suitable for business purposes; $65. (c) : 2 ry e ra, ie ¥ ; . r — thers 441 J inta ta. i . } ' ° ¢ ~ hee 7s e00d rubber 50 523 Mo ord | RD—Sedan; 19° y by = oe ¥ | - mR s3 3 ee 2 9 clase condition; suitable h it he: 7 nees tady ef genotiomee: Geswmee, “Get bi a a, fe53x) SHENANDVAH, 36448-—4 rooms. effi inen. oliver. everything com BOT ty — $8 8 Mc ae - ainted: only y $150. a 40) 1) Lotus. & 5? | Tourthe | Cars For ‘Sale PORD—Tour c: 1924 sta sae r; very little | aon ry “80 MeNair any 47113 | LUCAS 34239 Nicely furnished sleeping | ciency. tile bath, hardwood floors, jani- eeping: wow on premiees or call tioned, See this. $4335. Williams, @ ip-——-Hedan, good rubber and engine; | ___ _ used: cheap for cash. 3135A Neosho. _ ag 3 ‘'NION 1149 (Apt. Bi—Destrable. coo! and housekeeping rooms: reasonable rent.| tor service: very attractive apartment. |any 4586 or 4587 Olive " as vr : ’ iret $1: yf takes it a. a? kv 1eW 274% : | Bil it*K—tTouring. 6 cy! lin der. ~ 41923. only FORD—Tour! ng. ie Starter -demount abies: “Chev rolet Tcocks ‘room with "boar rd: eorv apartment: excel- (4 5. ROOM APARTME 5 R65 | DODGF—fiesder , ~ — ; Sedan. perfect running order. $650: terms. 1RO5_ Russell. ____(c)| excellent, $87.50. Wiliams, 4390 ent meals: homelike: reasonabie (c100) | McePHERSON, 4167—Pretty frent house- - FOR FURNISHED y ee ee hee $150: barzain TRO: » Russell a BUICK—six 1920 touring: Al condition: | Olive. (c4) 1924 VANDEVENTER. 2933 WN Nicely fur- keeping rooms. S6: garage. $1. N. e. corner 39th and Lafayette: will re- | ave hianed: try and > ead ——— — grt a . ' . - O © POSE OP yO ~— . —— ‘ | yy Pan tats: . a RmD—192°2 ” aeedan has heen thoroughly 5 good tires’ MUST be soid at once: $150: F YOR D—15 a run about 1(uM) miies: €xX- nishe j arge room. aiso ema) room. with Mi P HERS« »N 447 4—-Sieeving ar house- lease thie beautiful apartment consist nz ' APARTMENTS SEF the S$°R0: easy terme. _terms 3668 Lindel! ‘ellent shape. John Nooter Boiler Wks. | . - all oar dell 69°74. - ) epine ’ 1 ' of 5 rooms and sunroom: attractive Haht H sf MT DODGE aan | BON AT TO, SO. 3887 Olive. (c53x) | BUICK 6—Demonstrator; winter enclos- 1400 S. 2d. : fe} An assort ment of Chevrolet trucks: on boa . 1g néew wn Li Apt, C,__{cX —. 8 _he ne. _seoning norcnee. and airy rooms: janiter wervice. heat. im- | OUSA REALTY CoO. iE—Roiadster: goed condition. * aNSON At a | eo . ah, pat . . a —~- a 192 4 models, bot light deliverv and o ERNON 5512—Roorn and hoard: home McPHERSON. 4041A—C omfortable ‘gleep- quire BIALOCK we Lafayette. let ase : ana wr ake an oO ffer. In de RD Tu : ov sed. in. "41924 many ex rae. ul . j 1: @i x uc finish, » cord RD—Tor urings ; lar ze ae em tis on: $7 ‘to ton. W ith open moe Dane ] bodies also one- wv vk ne gnod nv enle* ronv er ilenres ‘2 irg room: mriy ‘ate fami) Vv gentieman: ‘ 7903 (cS) : - . on .- 4 udk ie id ° : hy . |? ; er? ihe. au "i x? A: 7 . ’ - 4 , , . ‘ . 110¢k le . - — T | west grand —— on —_ as : “Faees on ie : 2 . 15 a. hestnut —# terins. traue. 334% >. J effe reon. P on = ta," — . mun Buick, Ji HNSé we AUT ms it $06 | ton chassis: Very chfap {for uUuIcK Bai W rERM ~~ 7 R ‘ ~ ung s16 rer month [ee ~ ee so ve ee (cS7K) | AS: SRY pen evenings ere d Oo ODM 687 Clive (c32x Terms. ‘ATERMA HOxx oom or wen. | McPHERSON. 4503—4 floor west. prea | . A ’ a. Og "" ’ ' . = i; —— | nal } ’ , iv ° «vit athe «%- . . . t, Wwenae | I le k. RO. ADSTER. $i00 d ~ , late like new, Urine Seu - mes hank aii{Vv ‘ . PT. uri S40 be Oa Bl 7 ‘chassis $15 Wi ‘ke “ St N LD AY AND > v Pau S nan, excep iO > _meais. every conven ant sleeping reom In asartnent: private West : YORKI EIGH EFFICIEN Down: early 19°2 (beautiful original ¢ , . re ail “rade 5 ate. Jefferson. | paint 4 rd tires: fully equipped ‘Vis Motor Co.. Ford Dealers. 3003 j4 2 4650 FERSON MOTOR, Selmar 3247. |} once Cabsny 826% — | family. Delmar 5048] _ | AMBASSADOR “APARTMENT—4200 Lin- | . | A 2 — , (oSFx) | ee Hck. “2887 'N. eth | FORD- a enoeve and evenings ' schtivs Bi eeteat VESTMINSTER Pl. 3820-—-Nicely fur. | Mcp HERSON. 4246— Heautiful front room deil bl.; new bullding: 5 or 7 room ef- 6956 Weert rive 2B vit kis SUMMONS Soaane OTT pata 12> wv: | gehen evenings. | GRD Tannen goadaters, nna © thacks: | DENWY TRUCK—Twortn: open expres —nishet raame with ened poard tc) | MQGr'NGunie® also single room! alt ‘con: | flelency: See manager at building or IDEAL LOCATION p56 | ng, at 76 x Vv sty TR Sato , vv aa 7 ss ee AnhaMYOnnson, ‘e3 oe pd body. This tru x i] perfie: ition; , "ary ‘ Qn Or AF oe ERS. ven er ces TU Be fe) OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT. 800 Chestnut. ro yer get —— - evenings. 7 (62) 191s. $70; pene G20, $1000: Oak highwa eC ; RIVATE ACHELOR Q 4 ae ——— sincaguangrecegeattiinatass ee — P ra 2. land. 19: 20) ‘s6: ’ 30 down. trade: open | FORD— — ; ie — e bougbt ver Heap. ms 74° Jndell: beautiful home: wel -| McPHERSON 4027 —- Bea utiful front i a a Te i tom) Dodge Roadster. with re- ; RT Stan - 3. 4- door 4 “model ~tu- evenings 718 N ~ andeventer TT Pa S5 wee ely. A rfect. §$ li 1 “OP > N _ st NDA Y ~ 3 "moter 4. food properly yt are housekeeping suite: also front sleeping. : Ae Ae she tak 5% rooms, hardw 4 ———————— ee , ni a6 - IEFFERSON MOTOR gentiemen of 118C ” $4 50 5 a a bath, janitor service, noe ; ae | me ms le winter re. front. s. 3333 W ashington. a ipt tor o- _ », Jlerme. a eolendid condition qi i 4 Wie a Tr : "9 | ( ¢ 4 | v ST ST — va le. : ’ : > ‘ xce en moun . , ha . _\ id i aaa i aay Ford ae of ont s terms. 44 4 on , 7 3905 tables: $50. St. Louis Durant Co., terms: trade. 2506 S. Jefferson os wit . boar . garage Tindel! 26 4 MAPLE. 5041—Nicelv furnished room porches: beat and tanitor service, aewly to. please ny. bets ee oR S80) Locust. Open evenin eeic)| BUICK—Five-passenger touring; new | aay aden — ow Pa | APKIL TRUCK BARGAINS — . 7 3 | with ‘citehenete and hath (c7) decorated: verv lew rent. Calb land art- . : +, ‘ ~~. a. : Oo niy tires, repainted and overhauled: condi- = | FORD—To) ne: runnine condition: $26: | Packard elden and ash e ha | frigerator, steve. shades. rolLaway beds and ) See Woods SAIS Olive. 4 other Ford bargains- onen Sunday 4 S80 tment od aoe and the mrices are ex ‘Central NEWSTEAD 518 N.—2 connec ecting house- | a NJ ." 4 sport model at gain real ear, terme, 29s ) 9 san: Fordor; very | LOVE-JOHNSON. FORD DEALER centional! _| keeping: Otive car. RES Tae or phone | eens ap _— es ~ ~~ sf . y “083? tee te ny R QP! ih iral Rridge at I'nion (c82) GE NERAL. MOTORS TRUCK CO . | ALGAZAR HOTEL 23127 Locust—Clean- |_NEWSTEAI. 121 & N.—2 iarge furnishea | -2F prone Ferkview T81W_ “— dy “Wa Inver. 1024. new rubber: ote E-JOHNSON, FORD DEALER, | FORD—Ta urings: large as “a POPE: _ 2307 Olive st ic! $1 dav weeklv rates" tu® shower baths front connecting rooms, gas range, first | ‘ ‘ATES mat] apartmen lace > | i r ia sortme yy : $1 dav wee nN ¢ in-a-d aban +53 ii 1s » Buseci eS i BS Natura! Bridge at Inion (c62) ; 23 and "24 models: $100 to $2 50- terms. FORD—Truck; in geod ¢ ondition ; - garage. « 2 (c8) floor PS Ree Ae Aa rooms, if-a-Gor bed. ete. © _- FORD— Raw ped 1922 motor D—Tudor sedan. 1924 model in Al ||| THE CRE AM Hy. L. Ku*'mann Auto Sales. 5149-51 1022 N. Ne wetead —'|l eS Soron 3014—Two connecting Ist floor OLIVE, 4229-—-Two rooms, housekeeping: (CLARA, 535—Terrace Hail: second fiver. good rubbe $) $5 — $116 Locust. 1 : @endition: all new tires: can be bought | + | Easton. ond eT FORD—tTrucks. l-ton. 1924s. sacrifice ; rooms $5 per week le A. ajar eT ee, 7oe2—""—"—ana os ion ‘ ) POR D— Ron: isters, 4, late, cheap, y easy terme: cuaranteed 30 davs. Tev' Siti - a A hone -Tourtueg, 1824: perfect condition $245 $05 down: trade. $543 Easton.: a “tae rv ‘ively furnished house- PAGE RBL.. 5028—2 rooms, furnished ) : > trade “OM S. Jefferson. 453 2 or Co.. Authorized Ford Dealers. at ) OF [ SED CARS | ‘g00d paint; cheap for quick | FY RD — Truck pec ddl me; S006 cond ; a eae: water: electric in housekeeping suite: conveniences. _fe4) | Waeningion, gels. tir vificiency, , qoee 1) i ee is ers and coupes. $i i . t. Open Sund days and evenings. . ~ , . i = ' ms = m id lin eatin — tii ba rain ° titi St) 0 M ‘ hs ' rrve al gare re oe —aeea — Pr. AGE RL 401 0A—Furnished herl room end ' H | 533. room j t fhe . south. - Bp OUr-doo dan. 1924: looks like : IN THE ] IST | SUNDAY AND EVENINGS, | POR ee tor rm ke, § lat Sou up: | neneeenes ae : | kitchen: every convenience: private fam- amiiten. . wv rot rie terms 2835 Lyneh 5a aS. eee Rew: in perfect condition; and can be ||) ® Li Hm Lis JEFFERSON MOTOR SALES CO Soames temniee mks S. Jefferson. (57x) | ty nen: one? couple te (RUTTORPF-GILEs CO. 4914 Leimert, (9 | 1516 Frisian: ‘basement | FORD—R; a ine ° jate “24> $250; fine “ oo - +h Ah ol _ 46. 20 Easton. _ Delmar 9547. eoRx) FG} — — a gg Tagen - North RIDGE 5ORk6—% newly decerated cbunect- DELMAK HL. 5577— . trade 4a4l Ja i FORD 4. mn OR § SE D AN $2475 Stutz Sport... .$1295 offered. balance $5 weekly _open today. 1 Sieg: ' ade, terms — Lely? if: bat ym same floor: fas electric ROOM—Apt.: “fielmar-l'nion: oteamn Feat: es ieee Rta Oy a 7 we 034: $495: this is fust as mood as al $1395 Cleveland Sport$ 575 __.OLLIE HAUPT, 4127 Olive | FORD—Trucks. severgl $6 per week; smal) | hot and cold water; Teasonabie rent — gentierman’ S450 Foreet 117 A?) $175. ‘eet! erything, Sebo. te . iad , ord: guaranteed: trade anv make car, : ‘ awmeneend o- cok : poereeet 7 nl | a aaa “a, oe ty FS: a “3157 Locust. | $1500 Hudson Sport.$ 650 FORD TOURING down payment. Riefling's, 2315 bs ae i ~iG NN —Hedroom, kitchen, | ™ ee aoe “Forest 1ROT Ww | ENRIGHT. | a room sieam-heated ” ; . >i. t ‘ tee oe ne . - “ _ : : : , ‘aii . aimee , — . ; _ . ° : : — > a ; - —— ee Eee ° a PY RT p ie lg: me r: real bares ll $1150 Maxwell Sport. $ 595 FORD-—1922 ton truck fair condittor 1k; southern ex5 sate: Sureaes om ROOM—Furn! m= near car iine and bud CLAUDE EE. VROOMAN _Main 596. (4) Natural Rridge at ~ 2 $1775 Nash Sport $s ° - ——— ntlemen. $ » ‘id ave« . dls diame The an ie ; ion eS mt rooms, gent: . ——— referent _ ” : ’ ‘ ' FORDRB—Raeadeters: one built up to, +4 Punt like new: make us an offer. 208 Jewett Sport..$ 695 9646 and 6820 Gravois, _ 69) FORD Trt whe ner h any styl ied fr niewer! ferences Cabany 6549M (fe iter. (ees also cheaper cara: tess. ae GRAVOIS MOTOR CORP. | $1395 Jewett Sp --$ 59 ss Ay __ 5648 and 6820 Gravois. (69) | |) $ 950 Olds Sport....$ 575 de 54%) “heerful jern front room. wri- | wished wi" , 4 certu Tv) Cw o - — rr. 7 ir « , dituen ' “ 4 & . € : ar { e+; t é t i mi “{o tru Wile ' : / he ” . “ar. >. : its M t as a ndeter: falr oon i Br "4 r $ 650 Overland Sport.$ 250 i value hard to bea it ion: $165 ry : sare | NEW: aT AD. ys N —_ ‘ ~~ waa I not a tt not water: “bea, car tine: (FORSYTHE ai. A aR. OS YRON AON 7 Oly eee ORD l UDOR | $32 : ~ 525 pic 4 sp antes wis Motor Co., 3003 Loc housekeenine front room: phone: pri «° rkview 1737 , rng EBL og FOUNSON AT CO. ARBT Olive. on | $2200 Cadillac Sport.$ 450 525. Spick and _ span. “ unday re “ 1410 N—2~° furnished 2 __Ferkvie Wasbinoten rverenty Metriet rent te a? . ane : . . j " — 2 ; Oy OIS MOTOR CORP. JOHNS a at’ T c 2687 Oliv (C53 | AR pr RK 3205A—F arene district, ROOM—Pet ion to ft ae a ge asa: t. ff : : possession May 1: | Minis - “, i. a . ’ vate > ro 7 eare 7 , VAF FITT. 3948— Tim si room. pr Ta). — -~ +71 ma” atl con’ enbences: ‘twin * (RES PAKK a. ‘teen New Gray Touring, 1924; iefiing’ 22315 Olive , famils convenient to 3. car lines. ~y 2 one Lindell 48625 | rouse careage taniter water neat tur . ; Rs - a. ; | ' ons . aan . oa NINETEENTH. : le ‘Ms— attractive and neatir f van 8-14 149°4 lord Roadster: P mP.4: engine like new, good palnt. root ) $1256 Oakland Sport.$ 550 ue VK \V KI | 301% Lo ust 15 Years I: ho eT keenine rooms: sink and ele ‘ric .‘¢) ROOME- i ceopeuve family rer. ; cone, we fen Son axrTT ide mae —_ tleally new and priced rte. res gg & a dient oe wan the car; tot of $2250 Lexington Spt.$ 695 | w ee Hue yey ST. TOUS, 3615-—VNery eggs Ey Rann — 7 ay | . Te eal a ee STN raven -cai Seer tense caat Epos FORD TRUCKS (720i ier ear, iy | aoa for sale, Terma. Trade. = : ll Olive _Bomont. “$800. 2038 Locust $1600 Buick 1924 Spt.$ 986 iH a buy, $265; terms. Williams, 4396 30 an’ ice selection. Tw iNTY-THIRD S810 N.--1 or 2 eentic- GOODFELIO 4 ALO room stean heated . ic4) » i ut ‘ : ’ 7 ; ’ - , refe ermes ; ? 5 we 2018 Lorust, 15 vee aa $100—$200 DOWN iy | See —-— GRAVOIS MOTOR CORP., PR ge convent. ~ ané beusinese CLAUDE. B. VROOMAN <. Mein | - NG ‘Ve ye sac? Lande}: = oe Pord pees tag owas | to A VE AR TO p \Y wh Oh | ook H ( { re] * 5848 and @8°0 Gravois (69) | large oe to in _ me... C Y Tyler Be ess 6 Partners KINGSBURY, Ga roms, oun = Par “2 PmOC eS, aElO - Ri 1 saan é ° . e ee MACK—l1 5-t tr k~ dumo body: sh ur v hed. “abaay ANE T HE R MARMON + #3 -3 wheel spare tire. etc.: a | 4 9 4] aK ; ae y OSE eR - —_ + promoters are sought and found = —_ | inti ‘ a — - condition wh De sold cheabd ‘yy i=ToON PL 1577——-Two unf irnish: CHUMMY ROADSTER Giiaya: sbs0. ‘Terms. Cost $970. | No Interest—No Red Tape | | WORLD'S JAZZ CAR _Washineton. _{c2) | “Ele: bot and cold water: steam heat through Post-Dispatch Wants. A wil hate ome ore acnrtanet’ ial 2 e ~ =» * . ’ ‘ ’ . -- ae wf, '’ - acne tee aero a re _ ¢ ” manne tae i b+ = * ;? TEL ly 3015 Loc ust. 15 Lor In ) L 7 $°?: 00 { ar—$1075. ee TRAFFIC TRUCKS 7, ‘ 1077 Arcade. Bidg. Olive “ae wire wheels: ehoc abeo ¥ J . 44°22 Linde! UST) :ess +i} YAH EM : Cc erit ite beauty: BO ron- Ss Ss "RI I aT . No . Oe — bigae?’ bestinesa ma grew from “T3 ) teagan, a engiepeiee tometer, Dandy. mee hagical shee SM ficdscn sedan: eaulpoed swith | |{i) ett aon ae a love wits, jt refin: | THIRD OF FACTORY COST. THESE | GArFiTT, M03&—Hourekeening. two An . ®" lc ciNpeCE Wh 4364—“4-rsom im | r M4 ae dition ||! | R lis Ro- e ue Ta Sse nzer 16 a -3 ee tiv furnished. private (es) in wert xan. ¢ ery eee gg 4 y. Marmen — Decekastt Gate nud fend tee itl ie N. GRAND | tourin ga king — be Pad? £688 ‘Roh W-Rissock 2 RLOCK® CasT OF Ti im . For 1 or 2 gentlemen in ownene OTORe:'Y weltter OG ee ee i‘i«tributers, 2405 Lorust st. ° new: price verv low. ene ane age = 4 i today a 1. BoM SD, nied * ' ty y sO! ab! e. Colfax 24: 53M (ct OPEN SUNDAYS AND BViS. «te? “a PUBER 260) Lo : Oven evenings. (c) ————— = —— = Grand. BROADWAY. COLFAX 6399. bome: reason vet.

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ISPATCH. 7 WELSH LD. 344 Pores ii: , $1 :. 500 O00 Liw ATION POR “Dec Tor OR “DENTIST 7 4084 Basten Ts whe The Investment Public is preving eee en Sie ae deadimenaie a 4 re ¥ Be ie - -” ae 7 SUNDAY SALES “ Wagner-Built” Quality Apartments." De Mun Park—Skinker Road SOFT DRINK FARO ——— by buring Apartments and ‘‘ Preferred Rea) Estate’ that WAGNER-GRANT-BELL cp eee ce ae ee Bandie only approved real estate and are the only firm in 8: You Are Safe When You hay : Wagner-Grant-Bell “Preferred Real Estate” cE doing this ee ey ee TO LET—BUSINESS P’RP’SES een ee «= ee - = BR AoC S REAL CoO. 107 & 440 E —r *? 7 mest double caraxe s-" =, rent or lease . ra ? r . > - *- — gc ™ ™ oe? . ee “W B SEND Tus ocr. lst ct real estate % . sale South Side | agner-built” Quality Apartments SSH ET REALTY 0D__ Kingstist 722 Chestn t R ] ~ +) war end Secthwest. Grand ~5-. ° es a u .ealtors Olive 8621 ~~) We Can Rent Your Vacant Apartment FLATS FOR RENT—North DWELLINGS FOR RENT 9 PS UTBEOUE £ PELTED —0~ 4:5 2 8B. w. cor. 72h asd Chestnut ss LABADIE SOs0A—6 rooms bath. efc':s € mernings ony EEALTY Co. 63 She MAIUCUS. £345—Moaderr brick ootte 2 INST RANCE mont 4°73 SOS ae 2 fusmace a "ag ee TOOt tie “— sine ioe ak > Stet I7G3A N_—3 roorns SECURITY THRUSH. 5°°2—E£uncaicoe,. 4 rooms be 3128 La‘aretcs REALTY ©O. 3063 Sheridaz Bower t bath anc sum mearier. begement and fu- ee a : Kee cZ nace Ccouh>e g£arace (e2 I nies = — — NIN” — ‘ 3 heer rooms «ac! L rat c ~~ = Wor. POLLACK. I0i XN. Sth Olive 33A3 . South = xe ANG ARSE™N a : iij—} —, "1s €.-TOO zr. . - = - "TOM _— BILE ‘ - —-: a ‘excnar Z* beau PRAIRIE S513—ino re ¥ __ as *200Len, conmSties (ev eel, te or. 0 ee a feet room irene te FT tetroume 2 . Sng > Se soe Ss TAD SY SAN FRANCISCO). €5454—4 rooms, det: West «-Disatch ; ee ST Se Sa ee ee CE eee es ATLA —-. A N— rooms cas. na-t —_ Seanad Sica a “ea car line take st a ar Geewrased | se eee. Oo pesventacs Ss ss part pay. = 406. PI __BURIAN RE OG) Grane 595. wnt TENTH. — X— > large room rea’ FURN. HOUSES FOR RENT ~R Wid —+s lot « “ccth Side 405 ‘ ee ee «© 6S. § 8 8 —__ _ aernLietetelaeanit : 1 is > s freor B-oac = ar 2 lA ek }T7 Arcade Picc ee Northwest “He Sark rc £05. * =? = «05 Rees = ‘Am 3 ar ce fv $25 Rorthwesi QUEENS. 5348 5348 A—6 rooms bah. seep =f : pew ly decorated. = es in y pagers: _ eer . electric. open Mars Place Hebert. between Belt ané Clara sect: ef Natural Bridge: exceptional. 3.5 an° 6 ream eingcle amd doubie ve a Intermations 4168 wetted every com retienee Maks REALTY cr. oh Rice Main e ARSENAL S246-—4 & _erdwogt flours BATES. 956—Uprer 4 roms. rtment- fat: gerage. will dGecorate Meck east of Grand Owner — 2 — route corazce. 34 Sethe, eres ok “O ive 3435 TENA yg tad ils POOma, hot ote. ti

rent reduced Aw 't eh? 7” 1535 S—je floor 4 reer . Siectric: geet conditier: S30 (- SPIN 1558 §& —4-room meaaiersn fie" tw eouthe nm ex>ceure a“uhkes Wuermeliate Deeeemien. call or phome (rer SHIRTS -EiGHIH 4222 S—3 rooms th ee . oe a’ ‘s pn! De ‘irs ment WMeremer wecar’ NEM AND CONVENIENT Wall tiack south ag seav5ot es ark 'TR1 Strep ‘¢ 2co° wes v' - BRICHLER, #09 pet -* he Rides (iiwe S130. fer perticu ‘are : nERTH THOLD, O617—Moder: 4-reem fini ee? tke 2 “cot $70 PES ONSHIRE 48554—New 6 second finer Remy ee ee MIPTINGH AM “joni _- —— et: wrk or Wx Reut a. _@erare $55 — ee BELT. 1442-4 -0- “la . are me 8 ~“~ a errr)" ~ - LARA —- rows modern mew fits ‘ore ren? OD TLaARa une ~ 6 . « at? ‘~- _ Sace. ee. em i~ HAMILTISN 837 4—4 ~wme fm ade : “eiiee weet and ar r errooce = Gecerate veer 365. Feeders! Ree” + Geet Bite (kre ae &s, 4 bank ONS i A Teree roots Ritrhenette. bath, ‘uruaece S47 5 ¥ ae ex 347). 44 PERSHIN«. 6138 .—\e —_—ah>e ex hes perches hase Sefer ect in few clase cec@itier aceite mrefecret 77 TERNON. 5437 4—Moedern 5--moen™ “at a Ra en - WESTWINS* FR Pt a. “ eet eects feo “aterr 1346F ete Grace 31023 ¢ eompkece’y a... - rer > tt 4 eee ; ; , = re & @reem flat with I rr em pw re Taertine ~ and espons Die tenants Parkres — residen-09 rhearne promects ion oine 46 ) en ees Pe ae ho neh or West sections FPbom apd a "*?re Pl KRNISHEJ» Tl &GE—t rooms. belt scn.e* re © “= _sarace amenry 742e MOTND CITY Tero cr — ws STMINS7 ek ; - 4744... 32 sed Fores: 1 ~*. 2 ~ —— a-4 - Larris sume | te Sept. Sl: 10 reome arc ea wages: > baths Phosg, Forest @272_ (cS _ Flats, Apartments. santas i _—_ ye Tt - > La ; —I waz k food . 7 fer ba: h electric } 2 RESIDEN* = ~ i "3078 -_ “ain Tee rooms. electric => ‘ween Grant «ent Kirgshic>ws . 2104 Brockirn. 3 rooms. electric 22 a Rex 1 Post-D 4~--A Eliot. 3 rooms. dart Si © 1? 3h y_ . ot ?y= a =~ —— wn. . = ee 18 * ROTSREAN RE OO. T22 Chesmns: ic?” For Colored—Wanted FAIRFAX 4310—7 rooms. bath electric C M MOORE 204A N 4th 4 _- — . TENTH. 17 ;. 3 - ~~. & 9 _- ~OOtms ere —o- £ = ror’ Te Pov ee a ntOe = , — 2 : 7 } 3 © LOT. 569x144. $22 PER FT. ame “Cayter high jocawuenr (c67) XEW DUTCH COLONIAL Maz: brick 5 sooms. tile bath lot 502 ey eurrouncec BF shate ~eacy t> move im: terms as Geared. Bex 41 ‘oet-t : . +. > a = a: ~ ed »> ic 4 = —_ . : us — St Charles r¢é at S&S Jou re ROOM BUNG ano = . swe ¢ and 5 =r to a: $84: 45 a2 tb “mediate possession lot 30100 =¢€ sun room: modern os = ~e ben one hy xs: bieces ‘rom Weletor posiress Marrare ta “42 and 5 singe, cabinets for Murphy Ddecs ra cB- 7 , ————————— St oe oe) - Waser one cartare Sowntews: $500 cast Sh i) SH JAPFIE-LONTON REALTY CO. > - -— ~- ; is -eTt . * A . ~ os Cc - D ba ar i. = wATTEROTT REALTY Main 4130 Sv Chestzut ee y ~~. @2°38a Eastor ev FINE THRFE-ROOM —— AGE. — Ortice cnet Suntavs Cabeny GI 3024 sempie and ctage A CHEAP FLAT + a rater. ges fectr _ abe ait om: Brice 5 4 i $506: “Seer “seres ee nd? SS Brent FRANK L. I Zee R. EB. CO oe Ay = 2 ' an ee : B24 Chestact st S500 eet card of admission ‘rom. om ~\ > + mf —-._ . _ 7 = - = —- = Oris ?a rn —— = ~ > Sell —_ = FHEMEL REAL TY C¥ 4815 : repper screens. sicering to eat ———— Sk oe -anres Aeer ws Tore #976 > F narcrced Sloers: 500x150: daveaiz- ows- 8 ae — - *F e- ‘a ee se ar W eh 142s “$s \[ AGNIFICENT South 2 ~~ = a — om — a) ogee li eee a te DOUBLE FLATS WEeRaAM: 254 Ss. — Clastom. resident 3 with brick corck ectoss entire strat “ — a = = os So ~ Ff ms * - + —_—?o oo ’ —“ FF acu 2- tam cupurrt every --n¢E - ee. eats pce == ~ & plete chen rang acnéry Store 350: only $300 cash: make coffe: Get E FINEST IN CI ae ~—ti hae road ’ =. sand fiz ar iist of otber mice homes RENGE_¥; & oget.ghwar Memeral } en? shec walla hapd-srTroughi f:xtares shaces WESER 3127 8S. Grand, Grape 8544 2 Se bieck serth of ae a ? ecreens, largve sieeper pores setogs BLOW 7ia—Cottage. 4 rooms. eleccr Semen” ak artment-Cate. 4 and & rece of ey ight anc a across “Tot — care anntrn farmBace very r-agcon 2 + = Ost scooS = t¥ com retiert park Gergaln. SEU casa paymess SE able price See NAERT. S225 Meramec... eges. schools. street ears: abeol ute y hand le See one EB A. Kremer Rivers d= 3814 [38 oe Rigen Sao ws compartosn t be ——— = Deo Stere. BO North rira: arf = > = ss ac. wort — eacD: sat Dice below . : = 2 nani ; = c. ce ll ~“ LiF A i 54—Dar ~4, Pe [=e 4 >. > ¥w.O ars s "> we \F we We a. _s ms So Ee me ~ "Oss S. aw 4 ‘3 1S ier WwW to = - ie «1 of = - yy be —_ e+ s ,~— PHIL J. HAHN R_ 7 CO. Grand 1428 2 4 . ee gee eae ee —>3X FRANK L.OTTTMWEIFR R £E CO E bs E mS38B D.. x sont Stings. wiec® — — DE to be soc a the mex: few Gara *t os a” a? I? vou are utores: =: ane '¢ *3.)- to see os. for ther are guim cheas EASTON-TAYLOSR TRUST 447° "4 Tac oo Kirkwood WLONIAL BOMB—Stacco. § roc= quite Jac&s S ay one Kits wo _~ ;w a LOT—Six] = Weaver. Fak anc Ra sells west of Peomerirara $1 feet anc SF Jas. A a e. Brede an? ee -* Sart Ee Co —— 9 eT LAC \ 5 a -_—+-* 4 = — sz an rer ’ - —— - = cra” t — a, -_ > -_ = ae len: a shies 5 to. D.¢ ga ruse —_ —_ — > = = — » 7 Tet > iw - — " “ 7 as de - jot before the best is ricked Set. Gas. Water. sewer & — ~— — > . = “ ~ - c- you = never Sate another chance 502140 f.. sc > Sion. aan “Tees ** — = M wets «= * ence tai.°cF = a -— oat funi- ~ — [=e St. CSaries Rock roe © - 17 “ esc ° JasuaTyY aT * loc ke ‘oa. ‘os = . — i le a rrereeeceeetemreritnenennttteteeeenteetieremnememeeen Fee : ~ . «he och 2 an “* ho » ."? “7 — "> * —T = Age* “ace 2 AwErwst . ? Catone ®er &s ex “ow | Ss & a. ae Suburban Property—Furnished Siow. WE |. HECKMANN & CO. 108 errr — >. » = é + = = . ~®4 it Cit zN SH D> ‘SES—For su-mer LeTs sex122 Univers: y a a ~— 2. . —— owe oy on Blerks frem (-rand Rew! rene? egas>— lt ro ins — > _—_— —_— — — a -- ——~ =~ = _ = —_ GARAGES, STABLES—RENT TREMS CALL AT ONCE _stchs_garage. Cabeay_$18 —— YECREL-FEYDT-EARICKSON £ 08. ‘LoOT—: ‘co. i= Umiversscy «itr - ~~ 7 » ‘ i Breadwa, 5@e1 Graves > aS x : ~ FE — “aaa - ——— —_ LavT > ee ¢ on sectza ace Masi sd a ae 34 ve month av. near Midland bi. restricted beige prevucets of Veter good neaghbern i West behead. @= oes or re t VM 7ERLING REA~-~ ° — West $: Ba : 6lifa East Cabazy 2 (cS: . : [LOTS 3 =e > “ieee ee re a > Savina cCIryr . CLLWUMAR F 0 6 eset . - —_ 4 vers ras rater * -- ---24 > —- . R.. ioe ie a“ cATRE® EBS wits arc si¢dewalks 'r: @ je@d clear T rooms. tile Sach barcwood Users. Bc ——— SSE SS Qt first permect om 4 or Sroom bunga. water heat periect comditum, 100-foe: f: 2 a _ - f=? eo TR ee 2 > = x 7 om >+4 ~« 7 we € TO LET—BUSINESS P’RP’SES OF enemas: Paes REAL SNAP STORES AND OF FlCESs— $$ PTSaCeson Ss = sorta of Debmar "238 Heman: eautits -~am apa“ é . = AND FF) > — > Da te ar “> oes ERs" Ty — a — eo « » a rs al oe «-* fe tler 3°" an Mert Mark-=t 'e27 = "per he aunt “as 42 + eto ome a> ravasce — ss — ~- ~~ : er ed ’ * ~@* —2 ? a“ se _- . ~~ = ~~ + ~ — —-* _ = ore" = _ S a i oe ” - te > > _ = ian © — = —— — =~» ae > ~~ —_ ‘ees = —_——— ——- = * _ me: "a oy tameee a . . a RES ANT orf "ES —Se nars - at * -? —_. . _—~ 2 --s = ” ane az _ 2 | : Quack — a acy >» Agr —_ XN Grand ; _FARmS FoR RENT oa Business Stores fine harc¥are store. ; loca tone = — pus ee ; é:ferer Ww Property for Rent — i ' idee = @ ~ aly se i@cm tion ——, Grere\s. ovES TRUST CO. aAzgt ig University Citv Colonial A ee SUBURB 'N PROP’Y FOR SALE BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES: \FLATS, AP’TE.TS, FOR SALE se- 115,431 ROOM and BOARD Ads last year—52,7 37 MORE than the THREE other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. ; a (LEZ AT. a°8e jot: $444—Moders S-reem brick. Northwest ~e2 4655 {erie ay. 1 DSiotk west of Pose MARCUS. 2721—4 -ooma bath farmaces * ~ ope anes mel ders som garasce ome block ts car ; s Fear ” eid) 3-2 27a ereet 45 — _ Sk /aee alley = all sur-cceéimg vrederty ~5833—3>-"oorn—s oT tage e. owne: éowrs az: Se il oper i —-~«— 2 4701—Ftat. belt: large — ‘oO oo x. Tas CO ve 2464 HAVE YOU SEEN 7? Jd. Chas) Mueller é Son's & and & ead 5 and — - éy to move t=: la-ce 5 amd § rooms anc BRICK COTTAGE earage: price compiete: $15.500- ict 35x . — ATE POSSESSION 4831 Fert «av: 5 and 6 rooms: se $558 Maftit:. 3 rooms. bath. excellent garere ready to move it Jame 1: drice CoOnciijom sireet gnc ase | Se: ower for $15 000 Sessen Sands o> > . wre Aliso Tre utéer construction twe 5 an ys by Gipoinimest, WM L HECK- 5 mem flats at 4839-43 Farin av.: ori - ry cotlage ee = 1 at Mee | b_ ew } acrt> po = — New. 4 rooms tile beth frrBace: street mace is = oc—Es co CDerokee car. Price S52 ters Si0%) cash Fr .cTiFtL NEW BINGALoT S736 Goenmer ote ltge eer bach e ace s2ze @-ve- ras gra rizgre 33-foce Te — eee Bow or orn Ge arc we F a"Tange for at Lgme S of iptecmor a: 42 DY ce : Se ONS 2 tems. ™ tout ——— “ L. HESCEMANN @ C 100 N_ Fee ve _4-4 “. Shaw Avenue Home "ses @r°ee(ooe" =Trest ed -- ~ Prerec Wits @ Deagt*?ul colenial trae bome wr > greer tie ->e’ 73° er eu*s av woed feera bes tester annem ert. makes a = - eee» e@ ome . ge ser wth cousin ™ Se g DoSslhes ~arloe. making @ good *rves*mert fr beth & home og »us'rees puTpoesrs ee fu :- format en -eer 4774 * 4 Few New Bungalc ; 2 ew NeW fal.ows iD R ussel] Park S-ictiy moaders a! mS emen"s nel Bd ime street =a asm ray ™etzt a. 22ce *:o2 rer tske “bor ka , St "aYo *""e- > er —3 ports ~s “6 ec" > pre™iises erety car | ee Ee cary IsRtT Arent 2755 = ‘> “ar >Pa.74 " ~“? Southwest ARSENAL 63 — Ds. > "oon Docs sotsiow Gee ertion fa sewing Tafe. side * « _ ~_— ae en = os —4 nasek +fe soot a? ™e’ = work ~cr De. ‘ 4 : _ rus : - = re ?é. Caz aa i - _ ~ +> * —-*. ~- * >» Sn | or " — baal ral ed bad ag a “Gg, Central Sch: preaperces gp arge bring reon mac : 2: owner was medias re _ : —— - ™ — fc am . ~~ ass a x ; nang “ - . . > "Tr err eens a2 se > - . . . “ — ~~ - NM R AN Bscs RK Spe —_—_ —— t= row ae - z i. eo a eo. *, ae 2-3-5 ° oF gcareace «4° 2 os 4 bag nea’ ae “+ , = a eee See Orb ving (‘tree sets of modern +t ~is . | . om mat ao Tigteal ; Sake Wanrced ‘ os ms of Id Tlaor Dusy jecation £ . . . samen get and water: reasonable pr -tce and _co SS = =—_oe secs ~ Ws ~~ =4 > oes >. - a > = — -_ = cs ang a — vWe- -3°°« v~ee SOR io4) 2 on — — _~— an 7 © = — X + Nee “ _s “Ea? —— arr -« -s” a — ag - = 4. ell ° : a°-3 te x West “e a a’ y ak? 4 : Ske | i.or*> . . > Ve ++ > = —, ters Ride ‘ erhard Ss 2 232 S. Clark si ee ee WOST “ATTRACTIVE BRICE BUNGALOW PIN! jee . > a . -: TY, -_— “Oo = at Val er Peek l= e 7 os sarge “om. — - = —— —-_" > * . ~~ =o ps . 4 Dry cena a aa ‘ ——— e es enc st S aT CS aod 4 “2 : ee “wer stare ‘er Og e © cottage est Be 8 a”? - _ om win : cae * 2 cer sect a ie °e —e" 2 — - - {2 «> - —_—_ sc" a ‘a= a * > o-4 BP ac “ = t : 4 ~ ir 2.45 Deu ——e «=F etre . SDs oo PeirtEs ' som * ——_ 2 ~ . " . —_ me T)8 |} . t 42 a ~— =eeenians s ~ ——s. - = ~ - x aan ae ” _ Usafimehbed frar es Pee va RE “Dl —" saver. and . ae ve 2 Sire re? & AT _ Webster Groves _ Smevice Brat ss S&S [a Peete en : — "°F PAA SG rm . 7 - =A £07 ’ ; - —- a ™ _ —— ~ ~ On “ — ~_# oe 7 ¥ . Ty «i > sf -- © i ij. a ** ve “7 - Sia2ta YB aD #** m - 7 = fey —@ ” - coed ~~ mo — - | > - 7 . oy — _ ——— — ———— oo —--- —_—_— _ \ : ster } F e re ‘= ‘yews ; " e — = . “a ROOM FRI KR BING ALLOW ACW STOTES and Ofttieces elierive Cou b Normandy. ] Colonial Semi-Bung x $O00 bieck Mine-ra- 2 c — > = = = _- ~ W ; | ° x en . Sets oe Tae “oOo SS anc we a> e a. ; - -- _- ~ - . = . | ss . m_ o> 4 e " “_ ae . ye [ a Po a . =—— — ™ _ - «& loth and \i arket “hae ‘ ec a. raat _— ' . ate a sa" i - =. a . * » ? re } " = remoer Seactifa hcstior 3 vv w ~ x = P i ? »_i em - ee —“-_ wore , a “~? "rice ee ae ' alt - ee ne . a a al ee - bet -%% for ~—a: of We >ster and he 64 =e cena 2 — “or « -a27 Pome =, Lif ~ cy -* t = ARE RG -a. «WRITE tor map of Webster and our sass - > - . = ae homes prices S15A0 co $15.0 PTM'Ts. Berth ae SS eke ace Tas ES, FLATS AP TErTS. FOR SALE " . oe - —_ —_ — a — —_ . e —— — - a ~— . : “" ns iF: 2s . . 2cre Mr 4 >> 4 ra ss 4 au Sous. 2 = hautess 86S ee amt w Ot . as ee 4 Wereter 720 sale woe, cheme ao cal! tor copy: ms 4 “ > Ls . ' - — : 2 . in. a a 2 > oe FO" “o2=m 7" 4 » iL i ? 7 * a C J ’ eat er St. Louis Rea! ty Co -s € a * —-? — «* -_ ; ~ 4 LATA. 1m N —Laree store and caer oe - . ; . . —? —— atl in aiinoall co 4 Pisige«s raer 38 6«S5T RT we a — - —— TY REALTY OO. 26063 She-a- ~ 4 aad aly Central mont 425 ediamnee: F- 4 any 2509-42 Wellston SS eee " ~ A Ne = , ; — tee oH — — —_ re a Bele aa MAREE po li-% -—3-4 ao hihmes | ba’ = 2 * ome ' A I1334—a 40m cottage. gas se——se- See rene =$1i2 3 se Northwest a omnes der” on Mancester water electric: large gxrare jot S@x $2500 Olve S25 ; — —— ’ at Alin Se + = _-—— . : * 7 e¢ . ae r —_— a _— - —— —_— \ ~~ y= * — ~~, J . a3 £. > . 7 REa™ ¥ ° ar >, She — 42 —> — cus and " - _ he ¥ .w ad eT >. ay a - —_ - — »* — — ; > on 7 . — 7 sto” > » _—- + i : = -&.. “ ry . — - — - meaty oiws i nc nsw. incinding 2 ~~ oe 2 cree Sundsve _ Cobene 6182 FRANK L.IMTTMEIPR R E neviiate Doseenmt vee : 33 ROOM SRICK @24 Chestzat = ” “ee - a —— 7 = = - Souw.h EAST - ‘ —o Welsten oace: bethreesa gaa Tigizal “Quick Sale Wanted” Agents 7 ‘ ~ - . — a. or we- ee = -e-+eTy © - Se ‘ 4 ~ ..9 ry . —. a oest . 3 ee 7 Aa “ a7 -tiuast & — _APSe « -— -« = +¢ ¢ . >. eee —— © ue St card mt a —— —— - mie Ww Misa re . ee a ee J - 5 tre > = f «@ LaF). a +4 lek os ™ ~ - bow nee om 3 S * 5 - ~ 4 ™ — 47 S$ >» 2 J ome Se . , — “ on —_™ ” 2 Fate — ~ --2°oe@ ~sT a — | _~ rPRitT sr z ve x roams - Resatii a >feem *« ; Rg. - 7 eer ° 3 he , : ¢ ; = . + . #2aniy rma “ - ~ = Y ee - " nese. DMM @& Ie > Lares i anos et J XX na eden any REAL RARBG AINS IN FLATS a _ » = > =. ~~ a -—~— ; . . Mf ~~~ > ~ s. y — . ~? \’ oe? -¢ ¢ > an ef “~~ @ et a 4 e 4 ‘ allied . ~~ = ~ . . i a = _ “ ney That ee tras ‘SUNGALOWS AND COTTASES ° SS" LE wow Liat 5 i ‘ pa > Rey ~~ WODERS OTT ur = TRA’ _—_is. a . - a o- * 4 : a wa hie ° r c 7 . “or ? For Sale e . a ad ~ - = —— “ree. ehe Ta ae —— : —— — iis ” = a ~des = ° skhede OTT .Gz..... 9%. coc P 4 isz0-22 Wright jombie @2¢- sen’ Her. & MATER REALTY wr . - a" ee Rok ad and k ff “a. - — Poort Tt stere - nendienes - — : = Lt? Geewote Riverside i1¢ — * aed bus $5000 _ Re PT ice ash sale Bex ¥232 ™ are. orice a “s- ar — a : a heme lark ”e vn4 ™ = x . x : — . - +. » at a4 z > _ 7 rs 2 one - ; ~ A es _ ° Ay ~ ~~ . Essien abany Log : - 7284 a4 a new. 5-65 rooms: price c€2) & room cide «baths SBar¢weons floors. double cavare Take Mer te JOS. F. TICK MANN Geand 42 —ALIFGRNIA. 1815— 4 family bach gn- _ Tares. Turmace $5850 re 81> 4 -ASTLEMAN 4451—Deouble flat ‘tc sew Saaw dcistrict 5 rooms eficiencr: ga- rage rents $2SR"=- make of er lem to EooC-Saving Ceotie “ats on La‘arette ee neestee— ~ PLA T—¢-‘am 4°20) block —— 3 rms 44-23 : =. Mune "ace for 7 cme. Drice reasome>i« See NAERT 3°22 Mes m= Riversige 3514 ->&: ICH IGA: S618-26—4 Sasciiy. wi maths. electric $10 3 e7ms Olive O NLY ONE LEFT L 4635 Dewer. * | x. - 50500—STX -FAMILIES—$9500 Geed cond!tien: alwave rented: 2 electric. etc.- " tacom Sisoe- 2 t 28135 la Sa Set busy > 3. BRO ‘ES REALTY CO. 107 % Te Southwest FLAT—$3750 bers 7 rooms enc batb. er- range AUTBERT. "S85 and € rooms rer + -~eer [433 wv ATES. €7S2—HReavtifz] 4-family oe we- * =a © = Fo~ af > "Sore nf -¥aler beat. »artwoed feere tir = > s ct of ls ae aT. near Wise: ecern Sundays Cal Ferree Ta45 4°01 McPDersee ic lan r_AT—>6 ome bot-water beat. hard- Tr S rooms. - “Es = -=— co 7 i ed SERVICE PALTY &. 201A Estca eae Se pel a tS a + n Nn S " 7 .- ~~ =a 1158-4) 1704-54 _ Selecate. Fez K-18 a EDE 4411—noe 5 and 6 mem fa - — TwTaek= ef'e- soe Rare; eR FT. TT = Yre 84533 é’ eS eee —— = ad — “ oan Sa cri*ice “2. .0£ ty: own- == ~= 6 recms: sr = reduled ——* we &t eeace FRANE lL. DITTMEIER R EE CO #°4 Ch 2c? (rigtra’ “Orrick _ Sa? > Warted Arer"s SINGLE F FLAT sé ar 4348 Forest Park re’ s. =o o_ a a4 —_— - o —_* «32 “a7 22° (or. ~~ S *a> > “~ end tess FRANK L. DITTMEIER R E. CO @*4 Chest 7 ’wterma x Sale Wanted Area's Exeeptional 4-Familr, 5 and 6 D ~narcn -® hae Seths. ~o~ aces, 4 gcarare a pill a oe | BRK ht (4>°8 - - ta "are nap raity st s°Oore oe er ae ee 2 Tm —ath electri f=rua Bice of - mTinents $44 Per Wott s2 ~ = .s30- Rts = ™ : ze xy {nw & it™ ’ > = » 264 —* MAFFITT. 5°74i1—s# ae. 3g rooms. emcep ~~. =t frecme ai: B Vez ences ~2x FOS car Orrick cacece i . 2 £24 Pe i? mate Sin yam J eM GERLING REALTY coo Slits Fac " ‘aan, T5308 -@T “Ter PAYING re Cd, ~~ Varker of. “spt wes : & ganz” wa ¢ .eorT es = : - “ ~ eo a" =? = oe - co"are dd = rR i —_— = . ‘ ~. ax =45- ry R E AL “HOME ee -— s > ‘one at 4827 oa f [ee « et - ore, wel ceeetrwe asc ‘ns sodeed = res 'r as (= beth Set-wecer heat t 362140. Geod bey for Se Tce este SasT tT ow Make efter - ‘ SA Ws > - 4 . é on A Ss a = T ¥ - : ZASEST. 3% Es mF. 4935 Detrer Fares 9063 45 This Home Built « earelent S-cmoem becee -s]) '=- ; = eTren*s. ‘=a ~ ow oe owes hel. wader . water beater. clectri-tr. far ge- rage. etc.;: Salt em beactifel int 108et S35 »etl@ Cag oe bal’ ‘he “¢ end ser Sor FRc 2° _ tae. ad oo 5 «& . ss a at et > «Fr i ” nF : TT *ERV ICS ~ . MAljPsT ? MES As a5 &”* th ae 4 > aes ' 65 a ; ’ : As Corresposé-nts of Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Largest te the Woerld ; On— 3 to 15 Year Easy Payment Contracts : With privilege of reparment after three reara Time of loan od tional with berrower. One commission, ome exam'™:- *Roens entire 4 years with no renewal €xX pens +s. . Get Our Plea CRUMP & TREZEV INCORPORATED A. © BECKEMEIER Wer. Real Estate Loans—Mortgage Bonds _ Office 17 North 7th, Title Guaranty Building i tion of title. etc. é MONEY ON a Apartments Already Built, as Well as on H Be Built and on Uptown Business Houses © : 4 id | & Ly ¢ Se RESIDENCES FOR SALE Soutn CALIFORNIA, 197i—Bargais nouse, 3-"~oom residence 3. W. KERR BR cc BUNGALOW heme. With ardweod ‘He bath steam beat. al iz go ‘ome. | tion. 396) Commecticut. a: opcs and Base fan % P = Pr mck MANN pa o om maar RESIDENCES I Bave two dandy => err Hartfor: st. tust west of Grandi eac= or: tInfecmeticn call PRANK SEBASTIAN FEAL cor _earaee ‘erly —__ csage for i ALBERSOMERPORD REALTY. co “shears 3254) 14 Hodiemen’ ar a SEATTIFLL NEW 6@POOM BRICK wood fix > Lou This can be at a Darceir: east terms 1339 Kimesiaed: co cut Page bi. to 6° wrest. then % SiockE o«cth: owner i show. or F. lL. DITYTMELIER KR. E OG 624 Chestuct st zs > VERNON. 5165—@-room residence. ard wood fieors, bet-water beat. “-car ge sage: al im good cemditics:. 3)-fouot t = Seli¢das~ bat=oe. bardwoed ficeors: tust been m- Geccrated thro st. gfamace. ec =e ze Wonder?! Pig # modern in eret: respect. reception hall. Baréwsed foors tie Death. canvas telling: Tne decorations. ‘aE Sa. A?misnion by caré only JAMES M. SMUTH EF ™ Rivermde J7S6. ( -4) 4483 LACLEDE ll ~ooma two bathe sieentae Bags a break‘ast roor t-car Re ezce..; a catien. sraust gel al once FPRANCISCUS REALTY CD. 804 Chestrat “e ._ 189 ROOMING HOUSE ®t BATHS—3 TOILETS —e co. 7s E Cabary a My Beautiful Home Cheap RFAL BARG —~* y 4ST wood fieers. beaut os race. goal Dat Dent ere 19 TSeBUEpsl D.e See ewer of jown: Green ‘lat azwts. Box H- ee: ene — ae - rv, - (BekeE > Trier ie es ~ FRANK L. ITTMEIER RE CO. @74 Chestrut @& origiBal OQuich Sale Wanted” Agente “ave COLL RED > @ asbirgter. iid ee ‘ l? worry. Setter & s rT Par pors @rees § De $3 £erccern’ i mars oF at omeies and = edie te eaerer «257 Ger. 316 "G5 Oilve Oee ~ > O88 “he Prade i ine. On ‘he : 7 ke “a. LOANS =e MONEY for 114 x roaret! PRIVATE i te T~2Se Pour * Mutus = : | a-wat See oe $25 ses xrbouwt 7 a ie i Roor ty ' % Lac aArS—LO Tt ee Sor N eed Any = wee % > "oe eo wee 8 ieee ritzy ee «UTHERN 404 Liberty Central Trust $100,000 - TO) Oe satemebies 40? ye e efvance on "wot “HN @ BLAKE «2 SRD PRIVATE PARTY et: sem Gens of tow. Tere $7 or eRe SOUND Dene entea fers as | ee an

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TUESDAY. . a # APRIL 28,1825, = ST.LOUIS POST-DIStArTcH : TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 28, 1925 ‘ early to the awarders #|||fby the Home Service Dept. of the |f | National Boys week;.10, Shrine, |WHAD, Milwaukee Journal (275), | PLAN. Prompt arra YEAR | pie #280 n Olive 5240 (cB9) onions sufficient to flavor. ' Boil of the prizes the amount to be giv- || Laclede Gas Light Co, of St. Louis. band, pfanist; 12, dance music,| 6, music No red tape. No del ee 4 | teed apply ~~ F meat with a cooking jen away. The value of each prize —— soloists | WHAS. Leutevtiie Times Courier V cE . | rhile hot is on an average $35,000. | | “‘- u ol pt us Kev : i ° * = =. « BUSINESS | i WM. R.—Nikolat Lenine’s real A. S. D.—The form given below | Tuesday—6:00 P. M. 36 eee (491.5), (399.8), 7:39, concert: saxo- | R aptuo R els of the y . ame was Viadmir Illitch Ulianoff. |rfor drying flowers in their natural | ie Benjamin Rader’ +s ’ 70, concert; ’ hones, banjo: 8:30, concer te , P RTU | IES} | rodney oF temic “4 aig + 7 ei | | ore and pose if a a | Bh nw i By ng Multnomah Strollers. WHN New Toute (361.2 “te or | Seal Banquets—Nero a PO N l is. nbirsk of a bourgeois | Englis) thod: Equal quantities sci nged Sa 9g Al. eo ¢ 0) family with a pronounced Tartar pees merase: she nal tee are || — area, KAJ, Ios A es Times agers 4y chestra; 9:30, Club Alabama; 10, Fiddling as Rome \ . || cheek bones and slightly slanting, | e . ol w n tornobi| es, . DIANCE ay —f——- -— ————= wit e he manner stated records which should be examined. | 10—Homeland—From Musical Com- wees | in yous letter.) | POST-DISPATCH READER. — ||| edy “Louie The 14th” WCAE, Pittsburg Press (461.3), 6, D. program; 9, Medinah temple . mp ' — i vour letter. ' : | Ante RICAN BROKERAGE CO . BUSINESS FOR SALE = é kill the chick- |He can take out the electric wires | —Romberg ji}; WEAF program; 6:30,Gold Dust; band, Shakspearian readings; 2 7 or aly e y MRS O. Go 301, Victoris entin ; TOUIS xi = on + Aa 09 Victoria BI. MISSOURI. — You cannot B cant |\can sue you for slande wi at Mh. Ry ’ hey Aen gn Bee pez's orchestra. organ recital , wt — . : : ” ; é ' *7 Ss e i e it | — = ae ~ a ' ) aint and Locust Centra 4130-4179. |) their furniture. You can su a charge is false . am write | of Religious Men. | WEAF, New. York (491.5), 6, ‘talk, WNYC. New ¥ =o = MEMMUSINESS FOR SALE OR TRADE— |] 4nd after getting Judgmen’ Gis | answer your question s. 11:15 P. M.—Loow's Night Owls [| Bank of America; 6:10, pianist;|¢.45° 4. een pers eee AMUSEMENTS — ——— TEEMS. garnish his wages and levy on his /again, stating all the fact from Loew's State Theater. “4 ae P 6:15, concert; 7, dance: 8-10. a aiaiikemiaiaamaene - cRMS. ii . . REDUCE YOUR Tahoe show | property. 0 S—We would advise yom Si 6:30, Gold Dust twins; 7, Ever- | Board of Education. lawyer Y 4 " | tables. G “RT C.—Go to the office of |consult a Nebraska 7 ’ - g =7 AUTO PAY MENTS . . peel — aa sILBER in the City garding the estate in question. | | ready hour; grand oper, “Bar WOAL, San An io (394.5), 8:30. | (ST. Louis sun, MAY ] 9. 3 30 Morgan Para Off Your Loans WEEEO-ft. soda fountain. candies. etc the Recorder of Deeds, ber of Seville;”’ 9, orchestra. FRI., SAT., SUN “ | ‘4 display cases. novelty | |! | Gear: 2 > . : All-America am; 9:30, y maple ggg we Ble ms, 7 a See odewan "t re MEDICAL QUESTIONS. RADIO PROGRAMS WEAR, Cleveland (389.4), 6. ale Fireenie Sone BB watery | MARKET. BETWEEN COMPTON nv: ; pera ter Sy : 1; 8, WEAF program. 2315 Olive St. St. Louis, Mo. , have owned an a ated this 13 years. a gan recital; | ame . " 613 Murphy Didg.. E. St. Louis. ™m [AP ay ee te eg ge _ Health and sanitation questions of public mpvimaaer ghar toy Fam G | WEBH, Chicago Post (370.2), 6,; WOAT, San Antonio (594.5), 8:30, AND GRAND (cl4) ee TONING 6438 Sab- ||| @tdercd. Diagnosis or treatment of individual es ‘a concert, Riviera Theater: 8, Oriole | lovelorn; 6:25, matinee pro- — ; jon Kenwood Springs, Pine Lawn, 77 of .doubt due to some organic or | (Copyright, 1925, br Radio Digest.) orchestra, songs; 9, piano, songs,| &7@m; 9, Girals’ Bachelor Club: a : . ~~ : ) —if the condit! TT? ; 2 ' — = — ON Me Nad as WoORsrIE”. monroe to any ex- | functional disturbance. This muSt ||) RDKA, Pittsburg (309.1) 6, pro- twin guitars; 11, dance, acts, 9:45, announced; 10:30, Night- | ——— . ; aieatenniiin rant , has c | ’ \ BANIN AND DYEING CO.—West:; the heart .@ in- | be corrected in order that the con- . rick —_ - . ‘ ony ! p Te oy a Money? AMING., Seople: 2 Hoffman presses. tent within a ee ee eee siclan. dition may be relieved. As a rule gram, 8; wecbarenaipiconn: hour; 9,| WwEBJ, New York (233) 6. “Negro ingale orchestra. R 50 to - polls an teths ead, be sented vestiquise. “7 ~~ ~~ o : . en a ircuia | advice oO compe i oe 5 cunt of iliness; name al own rrice. caused by disturbe 9 ) - iil au PuMOb iL ry LOANS—Bee me ‘ a ) Detmar, Cabany 2879 MRS. G. S.—Neither Sit tmeah the | seve bn peter on En dana Pi } | Gen u ——. - ami I oem 1650 8 Jefferson {8 FRCTIONER Y—North, on corner: ‘ arations mentioned ng will not in- | stances it would be presumptous || ; 7 oe t ome ad o} ot rice R00. : alt wat ' >» FU RNITURE LOANS x t ratte Xt MANGE $09 v2 $00" Bl. | cone Sr ackge ee of the face but We/ for ue S gg ge oy } ‘ #50 000 . i faa "> we a es —) —- > mead ~~ ee > + . . 2:15——-TWICE DAILY——8:15 ee ee eee —— High-Hatted [lfragedian of Seng TED LEWIS with his famous Jgzz Band and | STARTING SATURDAY MISS BOnRBE ARNST “ne.ccmere =| | Gloria Swanson rout dl : —IN—~ | BILLY HOUSE & co. | (Madame Sans-Gene in a Comedy of Love and Lingerie = —— _ oer Bm — BSEE GLORIA AT HER BRST ——————— | SHE'S Gl~RIOUa (tie JEFFERSON | ome SS REAR RARERRL ER RRR RES | * , Reichelt. Pees 5 ec R LOANING INC. offers the op ewer AE el! . he _— (c2) Frank Amerine—Helen Sobol. oo BIRTHS RECORDED. ct cell Al gg TA . wes PRESS and @er ] Quy. Arthur R. Arndt—Mres. & vathering 7 s BOYS. pending money requirements. 4 stake LL Seeeet sontans. swe Wm, | Courty B. Stubbiefield—Mrs icv J. and M. Castello, 1416 Farragut. Call and let us explain how Te hs es | Thomas T indell 27R1 7 (cB) i;reene. i “ >j&. oe Baan = aad Ps - ~ her Koen this can be arranged easy we air Raymond F. Heuser—Est! ~ payment ‘a oo os DRAL WUSINESS—Established small: | Seer Schulte--Maria Agnes Doyle . a - on > f n. 40694 Easton. Burope to settle an Robert Morse—Lucille Faresy . 3924 Ashiand. : y carh reocuired, balance on - jejlich—Edna Pioetze. r = . 4 N, Twen- Our Plates Are Right. D. 360, Poet Dienatch (c2) rg og 2s ich Sige Close. ry 3013. - 4 third. Our Service Is Prompt. . ee. , > GETABLI ES ANT GROCE RY | Joe &. Sailea——Mrs. —_ eee RB. . Snider. BOR Salisbu ry. T ©0115 » oT "007 N 14 i. i 0 a we Auer—La ” — _~ S Lo] an, 57: 30 Et REMEDIAL SYSTEM or ae capaci _ atk —— sain s we tp——M. — pienso brewer. ' a - Hy uneke. 1444 Sa igomer’ LOANING. INC. | ling station: $1500: terms ENDLER | James Smith—Nellie Haynes 7 r. WwW. . Maplewood, Mo. LTY CO. Bank of Commerce Huitt—F a ay May inglan. > - em i oonde 4 : oe | » \ ? or Arthur L. Hepp-—Mss - te . Petersen, 3841 Maffitt. Con. P. Curran, Pres. wre | ‘ eft eDe dr —irma F. Schneider. | H. E. and F. Petersen, 3541 Mat! TT —— aa ~— -—- —— AGE. RE”’AIR cutee st (o-Car « Revero Guerreo—Maria Jesus Perez. 300-4 Chemical Bldg. city : emplovs 2 en ecelt > Gor dor ‘. ae Ferguson—Mrs Marcuerte )_eorad Phones Main 2375-6-7-8. (c4) | th: rent ery). . rdon The Friend and Ally of Your Family . = - ‘ . ~ . oe —— i. se EXCHANGE. 708 Victoria 2 eT Jo hr m Ke py he or ws = ares kner i , - : po 60 DF Mi . oo * -- , . Stra : De 's hes orcanford. a - — Tak ‘ GE AND. RU in a ca ; : Os Mack—L wc retia Conrad. x » é ee , |More n tte gree loaned on automobiies by used f agency: wer profit $1100 ‘Der ‘jison, Farmington, Mo.—Cora Naeh.) hi ig 3) Cosenteno. 2103 N Fourteenth week or month Auto Auction Ca, tf ‘ . . Maplewood Park. MEAT MARKFT—Col-| “ E. Meek. St. Louis. _ ~ . ; on our officers and place them Union Trust Company in in a position oteimemadhilie 'T’S A HIT; DON’T MISS IT your will, your heirs can al- re | busiest etreet ifn understanding of the provi- 1 OPERA ways, through our officers, 6 P ii G RA N D HOUSE If vou have a steady ob, we'll bin if sold at once. Central 4999 At St. Chartes. sions of your new will. 4 11 A. M. — Continuens — 11 FP. M. vou $5 or more on terme re maintain close personal con- 7 ; Our booklet, “Safeguarding 8-—- BIG ACTS -8 wult. CAPITAL MONEY ' ‘a rence (OO8) | yn Be Faughn. Wood River. tact with us. as " Your Family’s Future,” sug- 1509 Chemical Bl ne ARD MEAT ee eee | R Light, Alton. v_ Tenet. St. Louis £ 1 e d 3 _ Starke. J MANS ON SIGNATU . & ~~ $33 % ne dealers. ‘Box “L-124, | Foon SMeLausbli n=—A. "Ashi: fd. Wecordially invite you to gests ways by which-you can 7 bring our officers into touch ally your family with our fa- 3 with your beneficiaries now. _ cilities. It may be had upon 3 BASEBAt L TODAY You may thus establish rela~ request. 3 eronreay's Pann up ; ~ hae of furniture or death cancels debt. MOCERY—With confecttonery : chan “i. 2 : Appe| ian J: ‘11 Amherst Olive: . anne for coun W. KR. .d E. Brashear 522 » Waterman, SOUTHERN MONEY CO., ce near Game Starte at 3 O Clock 406 Liberty Central Trust Bide.. 506 | sg. iy #50 with ving .cyem: “a BUSINESS FOR SALE | BURIAL PERMITs. , PITTSBURGH HERE TOMORROW St. LoUIS UNION TRUST CO. i |: rasesveen aes suumecw De'mar . —* J. Jamieson, TU. 1237 Vandeventer. $100, 000 TO LOA . = ia tata Neh Ta vente: recelote 8O00 : REST STAURA NTS 94)... °or ond cash oF | Mary Brecker 77 ' 400 OLIVE STREET BROADWAY, AND LOCUST Affiliated with First National Bank etter ll cas) ele ; re 50 nm atl'omeobiins; don't lose your SAN: wricne £4000 * e it SaTat' pi ee | pemont., ater 7 TRUST SERVICE EXCLUSIVELY ile Me Alea. all. Re Meld Ree lie MM Made MMe MMM * *+ -s2-— = —— . = SHR HAHAETEAR ERR FERRER ERE EAR ERE ERROR EERO ES ———— NOW PLAYING D. W.: ? GRIFFITH: pa nPop mn “ISN'T LIFE wONDERrULT* an eeeenpeeneanams POP. WED.., "Boe. NI shite and Sat. Mat., 50 sine, “2 = = —..._._ eee ne RRR RRR RSLS SS. oe 2 8 — ~- aaneae Gardner. 35008 University. Ind —Vir- ® x da 8&8. Mever. 3406 Kk} lei Hammonds. 7° Konig! Sere reeeeee es Night, 8:15 @ Bled 565 to $2.50 Sat, Mat., sever eevweeve > |i eeetrtrteeteteftffte. erererererreree eS ee — ead —— _ bay off old ioane: drive your car o VUIS EXC Lif ANGE. TOD Vietorta Tlég | with 3 reome,! ees i . re . monthiy. LANGAN, 1800 Washinkie band Leecu Central 4130-4129. | ROOMING HOUSE—6 roms. TePherson. ty a a atte woe let floor . wy S TOR . —ige? location on Ar nished: easy terns 40494 Mc? — “ . a ee : ef.* rer or sie . oa >> . oceiptea e000 ” NG HOU en—it roome. nice. ur Ureik LOANS on REA ‘ESTATE. s ; c) ate i fieck k om hand; | ; RR OMI "steam heat S8&830 Deimar. (c2?! se - rh, 4s . 2300 § POE: Ke ya. or «a ‘ ot ; ” ‘ Fé Ae apart | 0. S | DS ares tee +s nah ' 4 ly H K newhn oe _ a , - ww Lynch et - rent os: lease; will in- chean rent: terms 44: 31 Pr Lhe 7. ' ia, oor 4 ages ny buy yell re ve a NET, HC a x .oms nea: ly fur- | J Ww eet —— k 429. ecoond deeds ¢ trust. Un ioe, > _ ROOMING tsk — rm te -! Titers tot , ee a Guaranty B) “i “Clive sane. | nished. all ‘filed aot, “ae eS — Pornay. yas SPRAOIATD Dr | Oe Bes oF TRUST. a _ (e5S8) | rR COMING J HOU = wag Og Hy 200 “Mary - | Tielle Saeehen. ‘= Richardson Li2] Arcade 8) ‘e. aay ay - (c58) SHOE * REPAIR sHOoP—Sickness: “sell mia- | M. Hurt. 67. 14 $160,000 aT @ PER wt a wm SHOP — Attractive: nrice | ehinerv; rent store, 1508 Ciara, | Louls Sappington. We make and buy %¢4 and “y » 41314 N Grand. Lindell 4808 | ooo DRINK c PARLOR—Poolroom 3 liv. > ee trust. FRANK, 712 Chestnut. —— RY —a0 — (cS) | ine rooms: $500; sicknese. 163 oar - Phillin § 2352 Arkansas a ttractively furnished bu! . eon. i . 3 SE - ——- pees -_—_-_ —_— ——————— ne » r h 4 * é eo tne “ ‘ ' ' ‘ " 0? wg : rand wE MAKE LOANS . ? SMborhood: cheap. 5808 sae ot) TEA ROK OM—in West Bd: ads — ade Whiending. 6 3676 Folsom ~ = — none , 0 .. ~* Aa . ype , * ” > eT, ae Se OUTHWEST REALTY CO. . = ASD VEGETABLE STORE— | saenabes we ane OE 1” 2 ek. ah S008 Galen eeioes & keenk Grand 7 | eclling account #ick- | wiijLBSALE AN!) RETAIL BAKBRY— , 19, 4407 North Market. : —— Apply Sec henits Bakers Supply Co.. HOR | _T) Kuemmertle. ‘3 4455 Delor. - : —_— 1 so" & ; “EPHOL STERING ot : © houteau | av (Ait ’ i J Ww iaon, BR. 2317 N 5 » 7 , wt a! or haf tntereat wel estab | -—— iw. w. Tttn . SI41A Waterman 5} o % - y ear Toavlll ’ ‘Ret income $450 ner month. $1000 Restaurant ~ Bargain |. ‘Potitmase. | , . ) ‘_- J reTr Inyv cw 7th and Cheetnn*. a .: ‘ote $35 to 840 dally: : a 5 : } . - . ' lone, arartmente, fiata. panenncns-+ © me Ue Guaranty Ride. live eth wie ma vine _ roots | jethie fi R457 lTtesk : - ncEasS aT vyusinens roperts zen ou Pf “ea a ia > z= -\ h and < ‘heat put. . he. : . : . " . eevee ta | Dee Prudential ine - « r Arie Mca. ATR -- , i 9 a emi none LE. lL ey EK IN . qn" . e = _ ~~. “rer eeee teeta ee RRR ERROR OC REE Ea. — mm tt ot : : t ; : ; Feehan ws van : 6) zz. . ANT—Gaod br«ine-se: good her- 400 Title Guaranty a Ore 448° A. , shingien SSS SaaS —-- FOARUUUS BEALSS & Bs Cor quick sale. 4128 Manchester.(c3) ic38) Marie Uska. 71, 4706 xebraske. ee 7 e bre ee” eF “tiawe-€ at “he ;

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AO ES PR OI OE a i A A i il Pe : ex ¥ ‘ oT a he ¥y TUESDAY EVENING. APRIL 28 1925 : $65... ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH U.S. STEEL © = NEW YorK STOCK MARKET |__NEW YORK CURB MARKET == a.theceh sreetical 7 ~ ur te = . we the Post-D snatch weather for winter whet ; . -2 : a —. - a4 ee - tine . . iu ". aT \ a vce - . _ - , - » . . . — 4 : *? 7 ms . o " « ~~ * ve XE | EA Apr Ss — Fp. = ng - « st of scales nh g es — a ret mi ge ot "g >+ _ - eg — [er lume that eos “sere Ew RK A —I wing is - . soos on. semiel * increase — Dre eded in em the Xow York Cure marie 7 « . 4 = 2 * “4 ° . ~—- ~ - ia - 5 «> 3 o _ » - wR G5 oom ge . ~ = we 8 “9 e iz we “erm s - : : «a ; = » : ~ 22. *S « ,Sa..4 are gz iy arc Sas 6 Somes represen, Sih ace YTalGe each. ° a May whent ‘Sat oer CT tie hatecd * Uk ek Tas , sing «i. 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Pine 7 ) ~. >> . oo - _ m 4 34 a ‘43 4” . ce we A a. * ud 4 ‘ , Despite Important Inter- ooo fw ed we * Ro ¢ 41s 114 ~ Ms ine, 18%: $34 ° 8) See 78-4 KR. aaBel = 36% 34% 38% 38% : 7 ni me | i, nd a 4 : - " i e ; A ‘ " Q * ‘« | ‘= Y e . " f n °- Am Boe 3} 7 ~4& 3 °} : : Doug-Pe 7 18 6 ; ' g FUG lp 10; 2 A 11 ot Bek A 118%, 1! 1184, i! bxt ‘ te «lamd ot oct te be : ~ : ‘ ie s . ; . = os + . , a - ; ’ + «7 or om, a7 A &.- os . ow S “2 as — ba \ Ss 30 eC 2 “’ om ba - > ’ . a -_> aoe Tne se ~ in 3ST. : Av is - STOCK EX *s ~ = : 7 - > * os. ~ . _ 7 * . ‘ Ps. = - ‘ = x a - at - > ‘ ™ » ti | De | “4 > 7 > a a — 7 APaL Gs 2% Ws BR» Fos « pid 95% 855% 85% 85 WHEAT Bul T e food Weacher Pe om... saNnGBE. April 2%.-—Tredigg was Le _ Vv ;, ; . 4 7 - > . ; . 4 “. ~ “Ss - . ’ 4 =T as . ay “3 a3 mm : - - ww ° > wie ge e opments 7. 2, . : = *, eC be - - . es = " - " — Hh ad . ea 4 . . i>e@ 4.0 +S i me pred 2 . ewly " ‘ , " . e* : 4 = = 4% : AN C Ge id 14 fn! 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Bp? gare e ry e — nee — - aw a 3f c ‘2 > ae Pp e lew sy ice lw a a 1 os : 3 113% ee og | Seamer . 22% . 3 i-~ ie ec cus Stes S24 92 82 $F E Reo Sh 8% Bt By | tomas ¢ tratelwocl which # 1 + a ee i 7 o- e = _ ‘ ’ _ . . * . . 2 - — ~ . 4 7 . . : = . x g0 ~ : = 7 ~~" > : . > -~- - ~ _ . - é « " 4 , a - “ 2 7 . ~ ; — ome : * ~ £ = ; 4 ’ 5. o | IDENDS $6.005.079 = : ik 41° 4% 2 |S 0 & is 34% Ss seu — ym 7 Ph Ss — | SG an ems 108% 108% 160 G Gillette am a7 | eau Of . es (| S%e te O%e Same Sweet ots | Geciaines and 46¢ te Sera om = BS BY BS oS - | > ~ - —_ 2. = . . ‘ 4 4 . . , : - ° . - .* . ; * - 7 , | . _ re .. we 7 ya ra eu - } P " J a ; 7s [3a [2s = - nn =e . a ver } . * oy a = . > 4 fe ~ . > g a= > Be] . . ry _ 2 | . . . s ' ~ . > . ~, | ’ : - ; » = > m - = * - baad - » o r -. : > , : - - -. r Ne - A oo . = = “= i.- - . 1 . arn: a os —~- “— = . iv lees» 1904 1 Mi. .... : + ; , >. -*% 1 ‘ its, °%1% . ow . . ma es e>changed +o ] re . “a . fs + rf ~ - es > ~ — - 4 i= 4 nm 7 > a 4 ae Pe: - ix eo Ra me 4 } “~ - > a —~« > , = ti a " e = > - = _ s - = ees = - . e ™ ‘ 4 4 - = - : r? -~£- es oa 4 “ —s ar ls Q = = “ es : . ~ m P| 4 . . - . + .s ~. = . ~ ™ - - a v on 4 | =a Dee > : ~ ? ~ = . = ~~ . ba > . = . > . ; = a = hm 7 = . 4 » " ‘ . _ . - . : , rt Py * weed - - } “Me mw i - - ~ 5 a “4- e - are = = + 7". 7 * - . - ' . 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Ps 4 , * * 6 ” tw - . ~ 6 : ; : P r 2 2° . 2 . ; s - bo * " . > : rt ~ . + rd " . s na " 7 Root A © a? ne 3 4 ; , . a s . 3 ~ ; _- * - ey Trwet Mras A * . , a . = . = . — ° 4 E . - —, Lre rn ‘or ti : f ref : 4 . . — . 7 ‘ ; ie re : -~- , - at — : a “1 . , . . = . +> . + “ onal Breas on for the first « ) | S'S BL Shia eS see ge 3" § : BG, SFE PO Re NoTroa 404) $08) 48% oS ouncemen | = | = » . - a ™ - “ ‘ ” * o . x . 3 A ree vee. abies " a oe wen 5 Week fra ae SSS tiss 2S | Mees cies eda peat WN ESA alg eve t dg Salieri Pe ey ig sa The undersigned beg to announce ¢ Week Shee come Shucued tient Sstussl - a >. * . ~ ° 4 ™ => > ~ A * Trius tert —en ; + : - . = a _ . a - ‘ 3 . ° a, : “ -j : 6 ~s - +o > - - ++ — é — , , a = . oun - ° ‘ . : ® = a =. > e4 i ‘ e ae, ie ~ " . = . = mm". 3 . se > £S— 6 Jha SD £444 8 Shaw “4 nts, sPeo ory ae ~~ GeGuction for all charz Ons as ’ 78% TS ° % Wabesh I ° _ | Mid = jinn ) aT T 148 Te Ti, 97 " 7% pwr Ss Ss & Sr % ar. rid iw ... 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P jJ3 “ : . _—* | [ + i . = . ; . a at - 7 " . i * = a it - >. ert = ge js als - a P 4&4), & - ae &~ > a4 0D 6 oom . “4% 4 Cob - . - — ” . ° ~y - ’ 7 - = *. s+ -— : - . > “ _ : oe : = . ‘ Bina : ~ *. ~ J : acs 7 3m SO% 51) 5 71st 31% — Wes | : is TSR6% Sls SOX Os 8S 99a, % Sow Cal Ed10TY 10T% 107s : i; oa Iron Ws com. . 3 2%) 3h Cue By Leased Wire trom the New 1 erk es = s. *s %, aR. 4, A Poa M ; eT a? _ \ Ps & er lo Tee a : sy pT 1, ; mt, s 2 5S & ot sti, ~~ 8tT& Ff: Knight, Gamble & Goddard oo n te- Birmeta bic —S The — 53 Cle Bereve ef the Pes«t-Dispatch. as oe os 663i . és BER ee- -s 1 ° & | 3CAs wf t > . aa 16 USRS*, Bie SY Sy _, s ‘oat aunt an 2 , = ~ a » ws mg: ‘* on —- 3 oe NEW yor L26—Th DROW pf 9 s® S75, a $3 | 5.5% . GS IH — YN D P cers ot et opi} 28 USRON 34s 98 7 wey 87 eK Spear 22% 228 TN f April 27th, 1925 ’ ‘= 5 iste | ¥ E 7 RK. Apri -* Lo : " . . " . he > a ’ . “7 . > . : ‘ : = “2 - t= T=) & — ~ % o = = - _ sa xs > : \ +". a aS O rl it ” . : a z= 108 Lewes. za Len = 4 Ly : cine: > it b O03 +s “ Tv - . = . 47 *, 4 4 : : : a : et , — ie : =Rr ; - - . >» ~ ‘. " ; ‘ 4 =z r 4 - - 6 an S x. cae ‘ a- Pr i. 4 pfu : ‘ al -—s, ; Tuer _ - -_ ~ - . 4 * ” = _ . = - . ~ = ¢. -_ a . . =~ : = >. \ t ¥ e 1 & oor P Sd er) . . _ 7 - remal review foagey says a Ba: 4 . , . . - ¢ , 2i “Eins es 3. *y ‘ ~~ : . r = be ; . ai 4 ‘~~ s USR6% ef S5%) 96% = 2 we se HARRY F. KNIGHT” : Sue one a ae . i bas 5 ; *! ‘ - - : : - a . ct Mx . . "4 => a ow oo . _ . _- » : ‘ : , a deve’ > ihe: -? i +> a? “mer . ra . ~ * . a i : “aa . al ~~ : ‘ . - at . " « r SPs : 44 be i hy ; . ~ x, y . a o * a 7 - — Ne am “. CLARENCE Oo. “» Bros on aie = 43 - ~ a Ae . ene a ‘=a PLUE > 1a % i+ is *% = ‘ " . - . - , : ' a - +, -. ; : .[ * 4 a ”“ 2 “ - * a - Ya ~ ‘ele — = ‘ rig ‘ D nme arc 4 a : . . a } . : oT ots - os’ 1% ‘ - s a _ os ae > =a Rad ROY H. GODDA ; j ~ie : *y at e ie» $ Fal ; 'OCK Mmerket drifted , manr 4 28> 684 S2% 83% *i% . oe a “e — a - -* g ‘ -- . : : ‘s - _ , r . ; ' “eres pt : N= Pe es SE eesriee ict!y | menh ¢ 33 94) $25 83% 2h | Anake g 5) SES 8 | erceee we be) sen: FOREIGN BOND= ste e+ la) SS dul ds HARRY H. KNIGHT p= rose ig | aa Fa - ** / - . : 4 . . | . . _ ‘ >. od " ” >. - ’ _ = = - . . , « . gts Nerrtie ? a rh > - at way e,” or re a — ° 4 14 : >» > | — = 2 m > a - = 7 ~ * «a ‘ “ " ‘ ~ . 2 . . » ™ ° = ag “ r © ‘ 2 :3 ‘a a 3 . ee : Pen armé (era ct ea, ae wt er er The z _ : — ° re = es , 4° +** -*™ = ' Agr ' - - 7 : . = ~ = i - . 4: * > ° is "8 as%?a 7. . - es = ,* i. * . a . s la ond ‘ es : re . . 7 : - - 4 ” ; : . : ' - . - - me -- : + > ~ > a - ; ‘ r r 7 | oe . r- +t, » a — OnmEtrate 2 ” an een . 44 44 . ‘ ‘ ° - o- BWermr —— oan to . ' > > = - "> e _ - — = ‘ ‘ 2 2% & y . Js is Ger giand .- adopt; »! *4 nme Pt » | > . 3 or - ~~ i*- . : | i x - " &? ’ @- . _* - [is - - , c - ~ > ~ P a . ~. x x "a e : sus Tt Ss : pr tes 3 ter _— tot ’ ara had been di ax i «2 a . -- | 40 4s” Ts , , 124%, 174% 44 . ; as - - ; - a1, : : . . - TE: _ oa _— “teri pf lease SE cad, De our + ‘ = 4 . he P : " ee " — . = . : > > . “package . - . Ss = ‘ ; “ 7 ; 47 Oa? > 2. Tr Wa 74 a >. -4 rae Proe . } an\ . ‘ * On as were etned : oN pt | aun ea iam. ole) 4? 2 * 7 3% | ; em s8% 488 * 4 a es tb War BPA 16% i8{ 16% 16% thwestern Beil pd Les 198%) a) Meet cated. alse. that there was sur. . 92 oe” 2c) -- > i= 12s . : 3 Lj 15% —1 4, = R — . West Pea 4 ‘ 4 “He Raiwaye pid os 6 | 3 ae hetfMation over reirntrody - peony De a : a toa... \é et “s —- =. ae ‘ i +4 +4 $4 ws : ee ee ee ee i: Wet P pt 6, 8% 98% BOX Fi: eae con d -. tie —--) 7 ie higher duties or + ee ¢ =? : = ie = = ~ , Age 1 , . 7 - ~ - >a >, F — 3%, " ; %, x Announcement a ner EDectre’ Carp Comm + fine - ; ti tnd ha - — 4 . “eB - pee = - : - ’ a . , pe le 1? > : -_ . 4 ‘ . - = — , . . ‘~~ , — . ,‘* * * 2 ‘. . ~ ™~ ~*~ , ‘ - Pj ™ : - @& . Ne = & a 3 a... . “Ry, - ° —s all — 36 Jerg American awutor>ro bile. ral $n . Hous ' 4 oo ~ fas 2. . . > ’ a)? oo: . 4 ' . a a ell 7 >“ “= - 2 ' be = on — ™ ° = ft & Sab ‘2 de ad e's " Lew tT» Engiand | ie ARO? ‘ey, " a 6 & Mar - + th. 5 bt? — ‘+ = 4 = -4 il” 3 . mom _- . a >* — ; . ' = = 2 ' es = . : T. . 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"Ss +. bn sM et nm tion d 2 , é 7 Met 3 = 48% #488 48°. . a he >. ee Me 4 : 4 oe .= = ™~ .- 2 © sa? > s rs a he 137 137 40I live treet t. voor oo Ner Aa’ « newe« level anr’ ent « . P ‘ " 4 2a r.4 e “a4 4 . A ; ‘ “2 &, -4 = " > . ‘ « ; 4 = ie . 4 ~ - ~ . : - ‘ ~ . + ‘ . . ‘ ” 1 , aan 4 « ‘2 -" ‘3 . Ww I my : tant aoe : . . os P ‘ "7 P 1 144 +4 144 145 Hecia M l$¢@*+, i4¢% i4% i145 . * : . SE ee Mereneas cour. || PSS SSS 28%) coy 8 5 > a iin 2 aia jas . bas e La :. oS." . va ah . 5 _s 4 \. > > ‘A ‘ ~~ - -“- - « : > , * ': 7 - . ° . ~ ’ 3 - a = “alii fries G0 the @0ld #tandard—Engiand [osu otk *%3 170 I7 737” ‘a oF = >. 255° 25% : Md p & L112 232% 211% eis : - = ee efs 16%. 13% 13% 15% HARRY F. KNIGHT ~— : | ye and Bo mod W ne : > ; = : & MN * : 1'a4 +a _ . bs 2 > 2 - = . oF 2 . ; '? ._. “~ . a. 7 “s e , —" is ; . Ls ae S epreposa! a. teenage ‘ i : md —s +? 2-2 “ ‘ . 4 . a 7 *> aa ' “> Nat , 3 4 > ~ i a —_—— o A +1 Sth I > THOMAS N. DYSART » ~% [= a . ; ‘ : pind : ~ , , > : , : . e pw - , = ’ : sé 4 4 = ~ si . - ~ _ > Yor - ] . , ~ 7 *, pri 2 sae 9 5 C RENC : M 7 = - , — . > -™ 3 . " 3 2 ms + j ~ > aD - . ~ — ._-* 2 os ~~ - ve Go=- io - e # -— - - . > ™~ 4 nt ° - * » > , . ao 7 , 3 1 — 24 - —— et : market in Londer The pias . _ y - > a 4 mae s ot a: . ; — So R . ~ &7 = a %. - - Ode 4s +S L> N ptss'ms ‘ ¥ Ss : os m . ary = 2 9 zy ‘ + > cr J = -—_ = ™ et ™ e “ clese!ly in tine @ th “=? a? had by, one? ~~ ' e ] : ‘ ~- : . ° " 4 . . ‘ ™ ~ . s« * > 3 *. * 7 = & e — : ; . ~ | . . . Me e s . vi ~_ ox . . i } ~ oT 2 2 7 Le ; 1 expepied by New York hankere Mar th. ~* § 4, 4, ia A . 7 . 43°. | o7 1, e . _ = > ———— rx * . *- =~ $ . " x - - - = > — "4 sa ~~ - > * m a ~ ~ van — ) The next step Will be an arrang: Max Mr A i+] © 106 107% * : . s * Bae , ‘ = . «= 4 4 ° ; os e Mex Sum * ‘ 7° .o -_ - Q = = . e , - : = nx @ * : , . Support eier?T nz “ ~* near . vo * \ as " ote ¥ q " > : ° P . ne ~ - - 4 - ~ e . a i 4 % ; =“ a ~ = > © | S ’ = , : ~ 7 ’ _ m ; 1s e - ; andé Te Moga iv . & a hs : - .* . a anhn = ti bad ~ — - “ : - > oo - +- ping g0)4 bere Details of this ar- M-K-1 4 4. acy i a ee . conn a ae nt may } eked eit Mo iT RS 3 | fps Los * % toe? ode ‘et geet) cea teeel INDEPENDENT OILS » : } contimes. | 38 ranger Sta oe ’** ei} .*a uA _ . , = -? 4 > 7 > - \ . y a . 4 . ——_ . _ ~ . : . ‘ ~ . ~ ° . os - . ll cont ean c4 farce 1e@ ‘ owt @ a - ~~ - - Tx “a re » ~ — ~ a ahert tirre T= response. . thes = ae ‘3 . * = : cee Fy -- - : = - » A s . . , = . \" s ra’ = 7 it ar Fae ‘Pucet od ls fone = j . - : in 4 ' . / _ " > = . — - : : : . . aad : ‘ Sas * 7 ws r evelopment* steriin rose neartl: » = = * e- 3 , ae ke = - = i ' . ‘ - 4 - a ar ~ a + : + - — ee ee rove nearly 2 | Moce 3 ¢ 234 254) 254 t 32 74% :| Teme Tenn @ : o%& 2 oo a avs itr ‘its wr LONION Aseil [8 —Rar sive, SB44) | oe ; cents in » ‘md to §4484 for ca- M ther - : Le 10 104 > 3. | Petre Oc 5 : et a. aitioes” on P- >% Meoew 4% oer ceet. Diecnund or ie bles, within 3 cents of pa and S. 64 s— 38 5% 36%, 38q - Tide W O4 = ‘eat. 3 . = 16 Sew et : - ‘ a” Vv - 4 ee | : Lo? ..% - * " . & ™ $s ** i — 2 7 ’ 4 Y a 32 , a 5 = . “1 _-= — © he. . — - oe . " - ‘ . +. - . remittances on London since p13 - - : 1, ae es > ] : . . . “. - —_ © » : Dutch e Gers advanced & pornts t ~rateminan eo a ee 8 ; > . . —_ 7s —% TR4 . +. ‘s . “ —- , , , NTNHS&H . + \ > : i; tet | » ~ re *’ wy 4 oy 4 4 4 “ —— = : - — Daliness tn Markert«. —— a sa sk = ‘ > ; a 4 ; | ; x . : . ea e “This advance in foreig: e3 On y 3 BQ SS “7 . a - ~ _ | USHMac ¢ e 2et. ont, ~“) © © 4 at-A ! - change rates wh | ’ epread wu : > Me " _- "7 me .. ° , 7 ~ A ‘ 4 . po = te ; 4 “A 7 >> a7. - . . S . parts oo? hy t_uropean «? oo , " . it~ ; : > 1s F284, 73 ‘ : ‘ * . at . e aa ~ anor —— . . “a C " 2S ~; . s . w t B.. =u awaken any ereat amount of int = 7° - ee 62% oot e m2 FS = * ant as om On are —_—_ 3, See ‘ ‘ . «= *s eet tm local fimancial mark-t« ;" Tr ading on * he = Pwr - Fx naz _ Ya VA a : ” 2 = ~*~ : e . « ~ ey e J c oO merc € 18 e extremely @uil. For the x ee . . wh SS VRS = 7 3 Brij S73 that stands out as first in quality. In the field of Real ’ > . el ShPeculators Were inclined : an s bk “ e* " . . Hi 2 ‘ se , ‘ | . i! ] a °' a8 3 mt. e “ q ’ . = ‘ — Co : on the side lines unt | after t! . WHEAT FILS HIGHER = Ss I ; - = — A -}= 7 : 3 . ' — : -= = directors’ meeting at the clos: — oe) PD ann ee SSS) Pe eee 8) 8 The reasons for this leadership could be fully under- pote, Bee trial bonds to yiele bonds began in that yield which, in the stock market | uture Grain Prices | «> 4 Re TR 2| 14 Ae GSE. 76% 5% TS Tah . . : » er “Early indications pointed to | | TES. iinnernutnalinmanttonsan Aisne r Pe w SBS 2214 227%. +2 AE i 5S 85 + stood only by one who lived with this : favorable report Ama there .s ST. 4 - eM HANTS ~ 4s ST LOUIS MERCHANTS Excrawe ner > is ] I* _ Tay _s° i ~ | ae Sth of em imerease in the «x- | 4 5s _ closed 4¢ higher « Sure 28.—I wine is the ofScial om i wWrige J ¥ i eam 43% oat : L AcLAt wwe i! for many months. He would then see the processes oom rm Be betier he restoration reid @f teday'’s | low ané —— . —— : . : SEMEEEEEE SO cents = share) Ccsaant by Raeldsd cera som: infic-| vate close ion) 2 coz ae we Y SET 6 GN eS 7 Pt ory STG STH ' that manufacture safety. He would see bond issues | Rie . ’ . o_ —— | - ef >' : ofu~ . ° tors . ~ - r ‘ . 4 ’ - e 2 WRich has been ordered t reaagy, prem end seta pe Bcnerecmen —naitigemanee hee a aa es Se on ae ew % : ; . " i ini d nl Jt Was apparent. 'ePert of British | Government's arrange |CBicaco markets sain, ow 1S eens “. eee S| 28) Sem Se ee : investigated, scrutinized, and analyzed by a large bewerver t? + A” ™ oa : " ’ ir - “ ‘ — ry ig am 7 m ~ a ~~ -« f | real | “ WAY HEL one aden Faas Geet saa a ee organization of loan men, estate experts, Girectors would ne af a ae hee fae re : . . ¥ , ime . ~ ~ . = - [(?; e - = 44 . ; = a , }-_F * . = - = . z * personnel and training and unequalled in experi- eseure "sae t. ss eo" . ee ‘ ll _ , . _ : . o— . = | 7 THEs« Tyr 7% ’ : . " ORR . = - . > 7 . ill . : Berman election was | Sas alc Apertan wed clea yeoterday, aa SL. aye Tse uy UN; Prices cheating = BuradM np i04 te Ia | ence in its field. 7. - thimg of the past o. hower: “t . ori. see. 198% 133840 1994-45 > wine 2 ee : : SF omg He neat aa ae ¥ . - * 7 ° , an = - : . , re , 5 ‘ 4 . Z a Ne $ & 4 _ . es senrowee. _ aye epepepea Rael = - ate ma ee | “Ging ale & o We have published a booklet called “43 years without loss Bente of the day was the advance |The ‘thren "\orthecejes marke” eek TEs OSS RE te St ee ss to any investor” which clearly sets forth the scientific safe- Ne ery eRe Seger aes lite last wean , guards that make Straus Bonds safe. Writeforit. It will be 2 mi ath ” » 7 - * ; iM 2 ° » contracts. which virtua . , af hock » 34 or in Pt, Gina, ‘$1.56 « beshel ac | “a a . arg 19 40 g week ' mt the tep fer the ¢ and om ter iss INVESTMENT BONDS INC 4 ; Mar ‘ [98 21.68 2375-74 27s : Suty 54.28 TAS 24.99--4 : Se F The Semtex . «@ ; ag eo. Sas! le 43 YEARS WITHOUT LOSS TO ANY INVESTO = 7.) * © Srensé ce 7 ‘lieve 460 so,

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3 a j ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 28, 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: HANGED. 10 | NEW YORK BOND MARK ET _ Foreign se "108 Pnices DECLINE | pate Raped recy | erg enon rene glan 4 was to return to a sold” / head arrantwed for $300,000 000 the United States. This was “' roulate #Kln~ort business : ‘eather Peemed 'o Cause so ing aithougch vract cal oe bull : To — 2 coo! wet avrine is the beat kina" - | ; TRY EXCHANGE April 28 =! lLeowls ump, $5 arauisian letting that bulin were a FAs aoe 9 a | =e —— | “NEW YORK. A 8 —F pe eT esice heusee today veld the fellow. | SS per 160 ite. : ES ha one) ae finkine’s oe. Mee of : pri —Foliowing is a oR ATICONAL, STXx KY ARDS, Til., April | ing. pm oe to farmers and country shippers | ONIONS —Tewas, » $1.50 te wy ‘i yr . ~ oy Pg 5 +p short . a Spm"la |) to the Post-Dirpat: h markets ee —_ rormtan exchange vat eit. woeey ch ye —— Sor evens ~y al = 7 —" ) at i TOR % vy “g $ pe > Vue (hat may ; "OP J ered ww , _ *. 9% . faa. . : . calves SM); My POT Oo . en t disclowed little relivere im NEW YORK. April 28.—Following is an official list of bonds traded in on the New York Stock Exchange today ith | Engtia: nd—Sterli nz D 4. es ' $4.83, ; | BoTses and "angles. 125. a ree oOo OS Freak umual auoted Riser, oe N Contract® § starts Friday and shorts’ prices Up to and including the close of the market. Total sales today were $11,200, VOU, against $11,597,000 yesterday, $12,- 60-day bille on banks, shan = ’ LE-~Tuesday's market ruled steady | 76@c: miscellaneous lots, I4c to T5; prints, 26c; brick. 24 Kc. ia CBARB—Home-crown, léec to (and eet out to cover on whe mi x Louis SPOCK LX - 10 USSCop ‘Sicfs! 92% B82 e~ NYw Se 44 ..... 100% 100% “pain—Peseta D 14.36. | There were no Westerns note? | PIGKONS AND SQUABS—Live piceona, 6-nen overso d marke ~b at ore ' UST. P “eg me on ‘ . os PY Sy Oi, ,1 oui NYCBLHEP & 48 11771 1ozh, (sreece—Drachma ID 1.88 Light steers and heifers and beef cows $1 r dozen common live souahe Tee | “STRING BEAN -Laaieeh ti. 73> to so food. Weather condi 2" wes ae ANGE, April -°8.-—-Trading was Fe 101—30 101—30| 5 Zurich Bs *45_. 108% 100% 108% | = NYCEL 49 y? 108 a | Poland—Zioty D 19% were rather scarce and the market aver- Baty Ts Dressed squabs, (0c: and “om , $2. a F--4.. hamper: +a 2s oe © gg MO Ma ions eontinue _ é ; o ' ~! INDUSTRIAL BONDS as . ‘ a4 109 %s 109 % (zecho-Slovakia— own Dm ©. 96 aged steady to possibly 10c¢ to l5e lower. | Oe Texas, Sbe to bu @ in oti ate wee eee mn today in the newly listed . : ea . - + oe! Bim) UTS = | Juco-Slavia—Crown D 1.61.” & Heat yeaslings scored in the $® column | LIVE POU! LTRY—Fow!s. heavy 26%c atx were he'ped by orhe- . 960 shares of no per value coim- - oo 1oOr—10 101—7 1901—10 ~ Ajex Rub 83s ‘36, 98 oy , ee r Os 1074 . 10 7% Th | Austria—C rown D .QO14*, and beef cows brought a bulk of $5 to $7, | ‘je 1 - : jeghorn hens, @ T +. pe , Fraine fe ’ : | rr . on |) a ye '41 100 oo% #9 % : , OS SZ 101 100 ey | Rumania—Leg D 45 fame as the previous days Canner and , chickens. 25«: 7 ten Diake ~ i a Wt chane} " stock of the Vi ssouri Illinois ! Vg fae ; » he °290100% 100% 100% 27 N ' . y ‘se ‘101 6 100 % Argentina—-Peso T) 3S ay cutter cows and bulls were full steadr ' and over. 5S4c: i Shipning demand was siow, || “tem eres CO. Sales were made first 27-42 1HI—15 tO1—15 101—15 im M&F Os oF o) Soa : Ni +; ’ iil om Cae | 'Tokio—¥er > 41% a cutters at $3 to. bolo at $2.25 to $3. | springs. under 1% ies: 50c: 1925 leghorna , sions ¥ Off shortiy ag é 995 4,1 SL # Am Rep d 96 O5 by . ares P . “a ulls ranged | 43c: turkeys, young toms and hens. 30c: “eg the 1¢4, ; : : bh, oF " N 104% '104 | M. mntreal Dollar D 100 1-64 in price from 4 to 5 50. or... : ° . daca TA007 ‘one the Ur eek - , — os BS 3 10° 101—30 lLUl—J0O Am Sm Ist x ° 3 - Shanghai—D 74 ‘ Soe ker and feed $5. } turkeys. old ome. "7c: No. 2 turkeys. Miissio “re smaller packers ena Net a +: -| 96% 96% 6% | ecaree amt. mache ws cattle were 4 7c: ducks. 20¢ to 24c: muscovy duck | teresis and packers absorbed the ' ee 6 Gales Hich. | Low. \Close./Ch'ge : 3 111% 111% : ~~ > calves topped as biG ne gee oy gee pene 15c- xecse. 13c: swan geese. Sc: oluck i —_——>. ) AFTERNOON SESSION i 2 .- 101—-28)101— - oor New York Sugar. the bulk. The market averaged strong OGS——-Fer dosen: ae te I ? ri _ : } , * 101% NEW YORK A a. 4 . to 25c higher. Southern ‘canner yearlings a: : TOES— fancy 4. ~ : on é Y 45 ~ oo PB a> . . pril L8 The raw Surar were unevenly lower. bulk $3 50. fu . . o . eC. ag crates. dl choice $5 oeriui fan- he Boston Wool Market. (Sh 40 40 e 18 102—8 I v7 market unsettled early today. There were toationg——Beef steers, range, $6.75 t “wt : 200 $6. ac, vg — » thee Het. Tp bovis , La 5 r 140 1ie2—10 reei—6 10 ” 91% no changes in quotations which stood at 5: t steers nd h ge. 3 7S to to 180 sounds. @@c: 1 t Yi RNIPS. euisiana "Be per dozen ; . “- ye Oe 2 ltt, 14 saat) aaa | et *#0 duty. paid for Cuban. but sumars | $454 i, L773: ey eifers. ‘| pounds 7@8c; rough. coarse. Gerfed | punches and. = toe Snamet , HOSTON, Ap 28.— The Summ . % : , : 1 My “e | Were offered in increased volume at this 5 cowe underweight. : 2 markets Were cons iderab M * 2) | 2.) 16 7 U5 by level, without finding buvers. The in- | her ng 4 re, $2.2 mange. re. 5 & ; sprint lamba, an 4 Mee ase the reevult of Aten ralia’ ale be 0% ; 0) SH BOM tN 140 4 PAmP&T 7s °30. 105% 105 S creased offerings in the spot market | bulle range. SE te ' 3; heavy beef to I2c: sheep. Bc to 4c: bucks, Zo to 2%¢ ye 34 + it? put on the market 500.000 ba 8 : {pe % 109% 108%, - é 40 PAmP&T 6s. 34 109'*. 108% Bi, j to further liquidation in raw sugar fu- HOGS _Ho = + per pound. according to size and quality: : . “Oo v h it had bee mtn Le 70 70 i cc 7 ; . i) Ce “ “& |tures and prices at midday were down tol, & receipts locally were com- le wiiiow } iwies. © ie t tla nr red . ‘ oy ee 0 ‘ 100% — : D tiv culle lems. ° , until next vear Buyers are hold! te oy LE NOON SEBSTON . 105——14 105-—8 105 4 a ae ‘ 5 oS...) § ; new low records for the season. and from aratively generous today, the estimate i lanl ar + yd 6 ertes fu a oe a FOR ie J BEES ICN | “14 , fA . >) , : ’ . . oie na ‘a : : 9 four to seven points below the wvrevious cal ling for the arrival of 15.500 head. VEGETABLES. VRS ASF ner “ound. ait Sete pee: ep a pick . © sak com 13 148 14n | ‘4 W1—14101—S8 101—14| es r ce : a4! 4 ‘ a ee : 3 ! . close. Houses with cuban connections ee —, ge ry od aa, ae ARTICHOKES—California. 50e to $3 on KDERRIES- Tones 24-pint cases, 2 | 2eeTns - : cenera! ty « ; . A. =. ° : . : (oO ll L*ni ‘ State Liberty — rt ' : « . oaé . * . ere ne rT iCiDa@s se rs, U vere Wa ; . oda S| penn se ~ je” ATTICS and 4 to 47% oy fs ale ’ on con rh 3S “3 . My : . | Fs nym ~ audieoe cheery he vg aie of ul c . we Bb ty ” onsidera ble ag meee promoted by | 96. 360 x gee 3 ee o Ga inst | ME ie seuas, $1 - s! . ae 05 Cie Portia i ~ , - . _— ——_ 7S) 638 : -» | 3 iy | : . That “rn ir co. a é vi . ga cave reee 2 1¢@ issuance of 31 May notices. aku toca r sket. oa fa _ oe od 10 LOW wy LO0O% 100%... ; | aeee 69—24 means $99 and twen ty {our : tl Refry d Ss : on 99 % ' . Ref Ss ' A new low record for the rear was! ed | this week the offerings tota} 242 500-4 ASPARAGUS—Alton. $1 to $3.50 e ot eee 5) : 22 | «32 ‘thirty-weconds of a dollar and not $99.74. } Barnedal) 5 105 8 G&E 544859 101% 2 « [established in the refined market when | Si, / Quality against 230.200 last Tues- | box. $1.50 to $2 per dosen pand bunches Hee, to $2.25 » ee ow 100. Li P ; ” Ly 119 Fe 1191 2° : ~——— omen 9 : aes "40 a” o> ' :: , ‘i 101 . i me Doe pw py yg Wag Pde ) a 4 ths e~ plentiful” supp!y o - pean Se nm TB ease grown. 75 to > per dozen : : >. : S| * : ms ‘ : e , . - . 7, . ‘ § "a . } ’ : . ? if , . ; . ’ ms ° ™ eee “* Dry Goods Market Revi . Port x. ; ae i Be h St ref o% ui . 44 97 Mg a7 ue |Other refiners made no change with the inclined shy and trading CABBAGE—New Dexa. $25 tc M a “y SEW YOR Apri] @a | : we ? ‘ e141; : $1 Argentine 63 ‘o7 ° —— = Ar let 68°37 &7 a> inew list ranging from 5.65 to 5.85. Re- | 2Pened. slow ow a yy S- ne of 2O0c to 30c | ton — crates, $2.25; Louisiana, $2.26 " —* - i : ; &. Ss ——_otton eal a re lO 44% 3 Se «3 “4 z ; OW, HH 155 Reth st .; ‘ : 90% : i : —T a a , oe fined futures were nomina! from een 6 market. light bey showing | Per cra 7 ‘in - ——— + imi a. kets ‘\eht te ak geet Om ae a 1k) 36% 36% 36% | Piet Ba. i > do Os ' 93% . 2 : FP ge 08) 91 ot Sugar futures closed easy. approximate 2s. end of the loss though one ‘ “ELERY —Florida, $1.50 to $2.75 ver) yew york. “April 28.— Butter o ‘ns : wes , io nt Clothe “ comet A aales iO omitted : , , & oe a8 OG tL fo0th Fish ' ‘ TOM >» 5) 4 ‘ v1" ay l 41 x an les 87 000 tons May s1: ly, » ws. eho: load of fancy ight Paden made uj crate. " |?) q mted «4 7 “. 64x800 and 11%e’ ©» an bon ~ - , 4 . sv . 2 - y= - : : ' oh 3 f Sept ember ” gp Decen ™ $11. 90, the early top on full loads CARROTS—Home-grown Or receipts. 14. 704: creamery. ey to /GRxT2s, the litter an eighth of @ ™ CLOSING QUOTATIONS Argentine "7 FF te a te a > Brk Ed OSs Bs. : SS . ‘ “me °S28 - + Oe — = > re = $1185. severa! offerings mnak-| 7 ' Lovisiana. $1. 70 to $1. ny extras. 46 > to. Ca +. r reduction Raw #ilike were quite and ww SECURITY i a er age ~ ae > a | : ne “a . ; 100% 100%, Ss 4 . L a ~ 1860 to 2 aaere. Most of the hogs rose b te 2 per 4 - 7 ad : ~ changed , . oa. ; ee : *.£1an ‘*es ‘ ‘ n erm igg¢g ‘ . . ¥ > ; 1 > 9 ‘ 0 ibs. weight @eold early at $11 cL ov URER *xXas., per bu base :, ' ank . mrt ' , , a aan 3 - 0% oA 100 % "100% ! : a a Cheese irregular: receipts, — — Nath Soe tank ; 4 er Ss. ~a i no - - 3S " 0% 1. Sine ly « ‘4° RS i ea ’ Zinc and opper to $11.85, medium and a fer heavy wel Fi ket: Florida, $2.50 to $3.50 per crate. state. whole milk, flate. £ —7 first ' apie , ele 6s ‘SS ret ; (al Plete » “3 : 103% | —s ° ad bd : hogs changing hands at $11.75 to 311 RO Kou LaNT — Florida, it-ou crates, . vein 4 — — hante-lac National Belg tes ; ae -% ‘ 58 Bell '41 100% 100% 4 | electroistic. spot and futur " viz, { though most of the buying was p otal GREEN PEPPERS — Florida. 1%-bu 4 eiedein S , r 7 firm: spot and nee rbd: $35: ‘ Pus tas ren butehers and shippers Pige dropped 7. crates. fancy $6 te $7: choice. $2. 50 to ¥ORK. Apel! . . . $54.62 Iron steady vinchangea. | 270m Yesterday’s prices, demand on this| $3.50 abe tid 1 St Lead steady; spot ; inc easy: East | (@@s @gain slow. Strong weight averages GARLIC—Callf , 10c per pound; : brotiera, bj express, dd; 25 TF e Laeie anet nat fie te | from 130 to 150 lbs. ave rage found 7 _fair Luuisiana. ldec Se per string. fowls by freight, 30@3%c, Dressed poultry +. ony. «@ $0.90@7. outiet at prices ranging from $11 to GREEN ON IONS -Home-grown, 2Uec to| firm: prices unchanged 1(Mb%, 100) ON N Avril oR « copper. $11.75 largely. medium we ight - gs “from 30c pe a th bunches » CHICAGO, April tangent lower: ee 00% 1 . ji Dio “ nee anaes’ 116 ¢ to 130 Ibs. se! rong! at $10.75 to $11.25. 3 EN Missiseinp! and Ala- | creamery extras and 4c: extra Oa» - ] ou 100 % 54h ‘ 64 lds: fr Z Light pigs and \ en found ir regular ma. : - a > ht firsts. 42 @436e: Cee: Gs ‘472 103% 103% : Am Pe: Te een Sy .. ?, n. wricas at $9.50 to 10. 25 mostiy. Southern a» p x ome t ; . mS 3.7 ~ Hs “441024, 102% 2° ‘ ™* o~ Aa: ft ats ures “pene? 46 arn, eae crop-ecared Kinds almost unsalablie. O48 an FR he d ye bi. : _ 6c; tHe “36 100 100 annt ” Re ‘ . ” 7 ‘acker s0Ows found outlet early at steady ’ ’ wNe-*TownN, ~~ a. storage wa SO 105% 103% 5% : ri ins Gd: er £33 ‘I os 6d. ‘ito 10c jower values, $10 shesuine ‘the beet LETTU‘ r—C alifornia igo ters. Si; CHICAGO, , : offerings in this class Some sows sold! Arizona _ iceberg. $4 25 : Missisaty c ais | Bond Sales—Continued | ra te c at $8 By er ce — , Incement a : = i —% édy ' rican ('redit Ind — eg to announce that / 4 a Wes we coin. MY 40% | NS Conmda De “BL 102% 10% 10241 Cow Pe fie 47. 100% “¢ mp as Sie cs — , 106%, 106%, R ; ’ i“? ; ‘ : : D hm 8 . sold up toe $13.5 packers taking two th eC S - k t ARRY F. KNIGHT . oes eo ian eee oa : ) . Rise *3! il Qo; yg 1. wre ee ee ae — a - Ty @lae ma) i646 40 igees > ‘ ” Saas an &, | nie amy ai veraxine 82 an Fn. ss p prin mar e Biidansen Bros. Shoe ‘ lo bles *5! nm ur 1 0 I IR y 107 : - | ee ee lity w i at $13. Receipts in- ° ; LARENCE O. GAMBLE Stade ae af, “ = s a er 4) . Lan Fy va OF : . ; © i, B.S $ tes 7% 107? 4s doris : mah o 4 ny : ? | cluded Mage clipped ewes at Ad .- 7 50 { custoin ‘ e e » ; . A te ' be 2 GU ‘ ay ay he fie. . . , ri lambs sellin in a d - - OY H. GODDARD Bemecicde Stee) Co. 7 2 Finl'd 7s 50 ctfs 94 : 3 do rig Ss “Bi 100% Kyo Shige rss iseee | 39 s },, |aprend” of $15.50, to $19.50. not enouwh | 4) ya Tweeds and Spring -just os * 5 ° i. we a : t 2! illye- 2 | i ‘ f the bett amed « ere to estab- ARRY H. KNIGHT Beet stores os f 20 French 7a "4! RR RTS, Det Riv T 4% x} 1% Wa Co lst 6 rit BT | B7% | 20 8 Ry com Bs "4. .'103 "|102%'103 - |Toh ne market. mee one d naturally go together. And , err . : : y - 4 , mo RS a, hg ev 6 He —_ r , 1? 5 So Vv > ' ‘ Uy * {jood to cnoice- woo! lambs aunta’ ! of fine twee ° . 103% as 5 W & -. 4 . | "n Pac 68 ‘28... 10: 3% 1$14.50 to $15.50. medium to good, $13 Spring must be here, for and Diain to medium. : agama Baul er. ieee eee ee Od I% |ort D de N Tus a . , : . : 7 tweeds ar oing . Aig 0- Web r Sho 5 ‘4 *2 i” Ger GE >. 88%. 83" 93 ot rr 3 et pot, § cae F _@ Co? es °! ; ; I: " ey, O \% t : it and common, | the S e zg _—— . Se ix 1? : . f.7 ” e ™) ; " . ° 7 “2 ‘ . a . - >* : ” ‘ : ; Good to choice : — : lin Steel pf r, oa : : — ae a= + aay , a e ; ; te - = ambe, $1°%.7: $13.75: medium eed: digas a 463 $e} a ala ae ° nae) ges 2 he ae a ee : as . 30 Young S&T Gs “43 98's : >. on ot aa > as 117! 75. th plain to | strong. Fine tw ° puras Bros | : : ; Rg 5. 2c 1 medium, $10 to $11.75. Culle. $9 to $10 RAILROAD BONDS. . y= a Shs A 2 as mediuin. choice " ool ewes. $8 to $9. med! tom-tailoring ane fifty-five A\ibany&S 3%%a '46) 827 et 82%} . = at t Ss 39.. good. $7 to $8 plain to medium. - ra Ti) : oo & * . ‘ on ail . . e-« ‘ - A . : ncement eS CUP. O-.) BM 39 | Ind Bk Jap 99%, 99% 99121 92 Kea LaT 6s “42 102 410: 2 Allegheny V 45 °42/ 93%) 93% O9% | oe ee oe oe oe | OB%! BS "| RS | SaSO to 87.50 medium to wood, 85.50 t0 | dollars—guess this com- ~ | th ds Sy * ; 1°, 1 4 ' ul . : : ‘ort ~ Cal . 28 6 ' - na’ 3% TE 3 751 $6. ‘plain to. med um , $4 50 to | . ° : . le f , RG&6:.1. Tr. 5s C. of 1 i M6 ioe Seren A Gols) 06% 83%, 96) 2 o Ge :40'110% 1200 “| 18 AT&SF ¢ 48 95.) 91%, 90%. | Wad Ome Oe al eee | Goel aot 1SbES. Wout choppers and bichs, Of bination is responsible for ‘OF s ‘ > West Md 4s y $5.50 : ao adj 4s si 85 - 84 1, : a - : ae ; . ; ‘ Tipped choppers and buc Ks. ‘ 1 4 sate % ; bo ' Bo r : , , “te - 2 AC I. ist 40 64. es, 3 ; Baa ge bg Fo Ay 54. Wool canners. $3 to $4. and clipped the bull movement. ure to announce the forma- : ey | Ory. _ — : ; Y o Be ‘°3°3 a 5) 5? 5) 3% BGO Ge “SO ..i.c« 10: in an ; ‘ “* Jong ae 6 # rs. ] s Fat Angora. coats. , ah Deedee Ea) wee , , § Goedrich Btis ‘4% = % 05 $ B&OR 62 ‘95 ..., 0 2 &, 5 West Pac 66 "46.. 2) * ¢ . acon” Te. engage in the stock broker- inlow ) tT ephone 6s ; re. me Pee ~ 4 ‘ ' ‘ a] | RHoet: hs ob @ ~-e 7 y 7 Clearings, Money, Silver | $3 Neth Ge “2 . | Pio) 45 Neen ss | ha W v div ‘4 R8 % 8% oe | 35 Nethertands tes’. che 10343 | 18 I1]BellTel 58 '356.. a" | @ BAO TC div 40 "SO 74% | 78 | 70% ~~ , 74 ’ + . : ~ : : | , The &* la £4 rig crue \s “a. ‘ , . 9. oa _= mt y ‘ ‘ 31 s ‘25 100% Limes lt? Bre Gamble Gaeeieet seco e feratres | Shee RE | Fe See the Be es] ie ee alae | a SBMWIO00. correspondin or , ee , Orr; 3. es Int M M Gs ° bade - 5 "D0 R4? A ddi ion al 2 4.900.000: this ea $2451 800,000 27 N 6G Cp: f HU dy KCitvP&I Ss °52 pa Qs ba am 4 : . * i. ui Offering - x St. Louis, Mo. Be rrespending period laet vear, S2.3519 -; 20 Nor "as me a os -. see ron * Kevetone T $ = ee - + “a *R°7 re r) HOMAS N. DYSART GP 00.900: | total to die SA, 708.000- |S hima SU ae “SS. RO RDS. Se RT. oe 22 101 Se LOTS “Tr | : ° ave eS. bad et 4 LARENCE O. GAMBLE (ambti.te 2°" 'o,odirigiatiand bank and | 3 Kings CoLa8 4°84 108% 106% 2084 | 94 ca crt be ad, 108% 100%:103 5 | ' . 9 ~ P e6 ae at = J? . : 7] ow . o ; ‘ ARRY H. KNIGHT me, LORK . ht ~—_ Laclede G 5%'S:! ino | >» 4) liv’ te oy 1 Lis & M 7 : 119 ‘ity ent 2 ~ 10 Lie @&@ Mo i » JON'X%, Ny >. . Be D1. 5 » & 5 4 Ler'ilard Ts "44. i 115 fi ! rCcGw "50... u 2 Of SZ — fs leriiard Ss ‘D1. f NG %, s | "M&St ‘ | 7 75° 74 e ‘ ; 20 our GO Gadi 5 | PAR OS | SS Cue he oe eh) eee) Sai od irst Mortgage 5% es April 7&8 —Prices moved ; ] s, ——_ 5 j ile “EL Ts , 2% 101 & ~ | SO « M&StP: v4'*es'32 J 2% 7 * , he Bourse todas Three rer | A Sa: Sr ®& "26 I - i 1 18 a ry s 4%. si ‘* “ on* ~ oe vaaea* rig sas 4 / : ’ 5 “ ‘’ 10 centim Ee x- ; ~ x 7 ’ ‘ tas ‘ . Mie ‘ower o> : ~ 2 4 20 e« ‘ se & 53 — don. 2 france 78 cohtimes 2 Ww Se. *45ct 9 9! os i-Cont P 614 OH | 5 OM&SP deb 34/45 | 43 Due March 1, 1963 r Cent joan. 5 rancs times. | O83 Serbs,Cr&ésio ‘62 . 5 Midvale St Se 36 90% 90% % | 36 CM&@SP 46 “25 . i ™ | me doliar was quoted ranc 261 35 Seine 7s '42 J Mont Pow 5s'4 ~ oF % | _&© CM&PS ist 4s 4! i P LONDON watt @ = as ite eae > Soiseons 6 36. 3%, : R33 3, % Morris Co 4%’ 3 & 7 - Sand ref Ss 2 ue : : 2 P bd 97. d I Vi | ° en toe a) er wo Sweden Oe ° ; : $1 4% Nat Acme 7%,° : C Ss ‘27... 7 76% t t t 5 18 Bees ten er aienctint| i Reewe oe ab BN ohh S| See Be) Ben Son a yl Bee rice 97% and Interest, Yielding About 5.18% mths’ bilx 45-16@4% pve t. | 2 Swiss o%e aM FC Se eo isan | » CTHE&S Ist « a : ’ BEW YORK April ?8 ? ‘silver. % Tokio Ss “S2.. 5 Nou ¢ €% _ Os , 9 CTHE&SET 5 : jy eTiran do'lare. ! Trondhjm 2 i NETE& I -- ' a - ile : 39 Oe cu. en | ae 7 } Dated March 1, 1916. Interest cite atthe source, notin excem of 2%. Bonde ate in coupon form in dee ” 33° ORM 9! Tazes now or hereafter dedact ¢ at the source, not in excess of 2% se thy whe > habe tens KT a” 87 nominations of $1,000, $500 and $100. All First M Bonds ly iasued oO, SOR 80% the New York Stock Exchange, and application will be made to list these Series FE Bonds. _ , : at "1 ) . . a , 1. Se > s ra . v Se ave ‘ 3 Erie c 7 rie c D 53 0. a9 69% BOND YIELDS of yesterday Pepe | a A er frm Mr A. M Lum, Prof th Coors, nemmare fle $ Gt Nor 5s 7: tz ; 9: S% | 2 ‘Mr Se 37. . a 90% | The Company: West Penn Power Com- Earnings: Gross earnings for the 12 months pany supplies electricity for light, heat and ended March 31, 1925, were $14,291,427. 100 high for SAF ET Y today : : E 7 : ba + | 4 power purposes in 412 cities, towns and com- During the same period, net earnings applic- 1e particular kind the field of Real TRAUS & CO. is Straus Bond is rity. munities located in the Pittsburgh district, at able to interest, reserves and dividends | | N Liberty bonds sold icld 6% ly d ind PRCT ; 2 distances of from three to sixty miles from amounted to $6,135,710, as compared with an- e fully under- 1920, Liberty bonds sold to yie /e— well rated indus. lets. Ge ten’ a ° hea that city. This territory 1s considered one of nual interest requireinents on the. outstand- Organization trial bonds to yield 8%. Some, whose acquaintance with et 2: al Be deal Go the best fields for power consumption in the ing First Mortgage Bonds, including this is- the processes bonds began in that period, have expectations in the Way of RL Val 4s 03 B1% 18b% af i United States. sue, of $1,882,500. — Ba i yield which, in comparable securities, cannot be realized today. 5 an suc 206d am) oa%l Of Security: These bonds, in the opinion of GRO OF BU Pec a targe re. 1 . . Bad ae aaoenes Credit inflation has subsided, money rates have declined, 7 & BS Sues 2008/107 % 108% ft: counsel, are secured by a first mortgage on all WTH SINESS ’ ' : ; eo, aoe a ae ee : Calendar ineers, field : since 1920. Domestic bond yields are more nearly normal— 7 the fixed property, rights and franchises now Year PB ny 3 ' , —— ; 3 3 wned by West Penn Power Company. The 1916... ...0+0---377,507,468 s—an organ- : high coupon issues showing a substantial increase in price. : MK Ry ae 16m | O ue of the Company's sreneaty 1017 267,183,354 . “ a nustlL cn os *: . pl . 1e nl ya eee eeeeeeer , inexcelled in , Millions in bonds are called monthly and replaced by new : MAP&SSM Se BRO: replacement value oO J I 1918.........-.. 907,988,721 cd in experi- t low nterest All this 1s in accord with economic law. , -, Bas 49...) 88 Ms as determined by examining engineers in a 1919... os seeee + - S2R,205,198 if issues at lower ‘ | ‘ke 731... 500% 208% 209% pre-war investigation, plus expenditures for 1920. .........+-408,417,011 R41, 83 4, R4™% 19021]. ...cc+ce+--4194,046912 But many investors are reluctant to face these facts. They want “some- - ya , 0 ? 13 \% 103% 103% subsequent additions and , betterments, Is 1922......+.+-+-398, 206018 | } ? = 6 no Lie )? : ears without loss i thing with a higher yield."’ To get it they are tempted to lower their stand- r rte Sh 2 ieee a” og largely in excess of the $34, 500, 000 First Mort- 1023 ...... ++... 483,210,229 : @ if , rey art ; 3: . he scientific safe- | > ards of security. ’ T et! ‘41 He Fy, 06 | Ohi ' gage Bonds outstanding, including this issuc. 1024... .0eee+ --OBS,050,007 . ° . a , : } i 'h 0) 00 ’ forit. It will be | Investors Should be on their guard against this tendency. They should ig ioo% 100% 100 4, | ill si l k f igidl intain their standards whatever the market yield. That is the | + eal vy Sno Ra RSM RON | Ui SimMply aSK fOr | righ v metoum t crs a Ss, | 2 y : ng NYS Con Ae 8. 103 p00 200% West Penn Power Compane ie the largest of @ group of important panies, endowed i. stitutions, and trustees. It is a sound investment policy; ° NT RHR GS 19 97 ri Sei 73 northwest Virginia and western and central Maryland, all of which are controlied | * NYCHRLSc 344'98 | many lose by disregarding 1. Se 6 Paar one 1.03 Se eo | through stock ownership by American Water Works & Electric Company, Inc. NY NH&H em Bond yields vary, of course, according to the type of bond, taxable status, | 25 NYNH-H c 34°56) 55%, 53% 55% mps it at ONCC as 1 ete F of NYN t § ; f descriptive circul ar wil sent upon request . } | maturity, marketability, and: other factors; but, in selecting from our lists, yee oo ee, ar”) ei ar | A fully ¥ l be . you have assurance that nothing is offered which we do not believe, from TR te hate as ob? oy z ; : | Nas « be '54...) 7 t 73 careful study of the facts, to be a sound investment. . N & W con 4s ‘96° 91% 91%! 91% H alsey Stuart & Co. NP tt & : ; ? , Nor Pas he Whether you buy taxable or tax-exempt bonds — Government, Municipal, Fgh DE lb sS& ASS BAS | | Public Utility or Industrial—you will find in our current list, bonds to fit D3 n Te "BO..... 108% 20T& 307 | i” ge yes rsa won na, Hp Ieee py Co W. A. Harriman & Co, CO | every conservative investment pur pose ¢ shall be giaG to send speciac sug | Pe a 6s ne = ’ ite ee The Union Trust mpany gestions if you will merely state your general requirements. =¢ mo te ove: orm 7 : sil ' ‘ ti | | : : lL, 4 INCORPORATED . | : | rs Bs Write for our current issuc 85 PCC&StL O Pittsb ST. LOUIS ; ast it ‘p.! : f “Safe Bonds for Investment,” No. SP-4 ~ py 5. B etsisemt 100% 100% HALSEY, STUART & CO. trae OF ora oon oes W. C. Langley & Co. acqgeroratTeoe =. : - ¥ oi a Sg wh". 319 WN. Fourth Street, St. Lewis. Phones Olive 4982—Central 5397 : a : : - ) a) ® : Dares Sa et oe wire arteee eet a SS SS oe RP err ee NY INVESTOR R73; , 4 ’ ‘ ; ry Ee / | CHICAGO NEWYORK PHILADELPHIA BOSTON DETROIT ST.LOUIS MILWAUKEE MINNEAPOLIS CLEVELAND 7 % rr ) Chtenan. Apel ofl, ge: ~ "t SLSF ¢ 6 ‘oR 103% 102 “TAS! ae «6D ao . BV. oe) 54%, ee Fl Sci ae

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Sg, ear See La 2 —e ae . ne ‘ eee — —-- - - + ~ - — > ec PS-sT ! MR. BLOBS, HAVE ‘You HEARD ABOUT F ———— a etme: or wer — ee ee a —_ — ee | eet ca i ae ee er ae . Ta ws a Ag ee zip er Sac tae Oe ER te a: ee i gg ‘ ; = y ' e = “y be rd a a oF Sa a - DAILY SECOND COMIC PAGE | # nl —S JOE'S CAR—By VIC _ a —_—~— | | RITZI RITZ_SHE’S IN THE MOVIES—By LARRY WHITTINGTON =F BA! You CANT BELIEVE EVERYTHING i ‘You HEAR * | OME LUNG AFFAIRS —-7 | “Wwe ROAD Like RABBITS : LAN Ji at f \ SURE MARIO- ( 1 BLOw uP ALL ; RED SALLOONS \FoR HOrersorRow- | BtG PARADE D- , MORROW - Fre GUS 1NSES = — ee | Yow Gows } To WORK _, ToniGut STUDENT ELECTIONS HeLD CHURCH MERGER I$ FAVORED ROTARY CLUB PRESIDENT © EXTRA cee ee ee eee * »”™ last few years. By the aa — Press . - Re By the Associated Pres . ine besides os NEW YORK, April 238.—Breax- |’ AT UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI Southern Methodist Conference at ENTERTAINED IN DENMARK NEW YORK, April 28 —Extra Extra detectives have been as-/ ies dee iN ae “ae v , : pie ig AM . "Gk rma wn ~— eee ~—— ing away irom a urse . it a pri-— a a lia! Meee @hkenee te! Hannibal Indorse= Ut nion. ral mai police guards will soon be placed signed to the Bomb Squad For é ae ” bam 7 . cas the Post Diegpatcl : Lamntie a wae erie old , at all x 2 ngs, prominent some time, it has been learned,/ vate sanitarium and ieaping five | COLUMBIA Mo , i MANN] I Mio April 23 .-- COE 7 eae Rage i ] x Pe es : sell KR. Casteel of Columbia. Both , 00.5.4. "7 " we : : a wee) precaut a th n ges in Bulga: nburg, men are students in the Schoo : Gauge - — . Har nrer 7 ¥ = ? Jmereou law and have beer i , mibdent activfies. a lare ! ; aus , lw ypping ss Worse be Tig S ’ = Mi mn ha stows a’ 4 Void Tt N me ." © elerted Vice "T a re oen? i ‘ i NMiiew \ , ‘ _ . ae KI 5's v i*e) mt wry 2 ‘ , } stain UPPOSE Vou éouid Dring Three in n-a z . S glected from a field of six canai- |: COTE F ns - into your office, this morn- . oye " : ' 4 re “no an ¢ - . : Histes. They are: Jean Mav! Prad- | : oP mae ' . : ing. twenty or fifty of the leading r PAW of eDAaANne! nner % : 7 ' - . . - . ona Marce' ine ' = push " As ; at “ ; I Sa :. promotion executives ot the af / 49S North Sixteenth « S ye aeee gee would vou! eutex > Smith « : , a ie i} Rented | - : You can’t do that—yet this is not : tweet sentnt ives on +m, a altogether an Alice - mM - Wonderland “MO cli were elected * , ~—, - a) ieee great | story, for you can contact not only with i versity. as follows half a hundred. but with THOU- | gt etn | SANDS of such executives at a world Daw. Trimble Colurntu | Sine val . ei = ‘ _— at a WOT! ei i Mihencs. Lan tokio Comeeaage of advertising. 1g 26 Mair ys ~ oa a . — Bit G Pare e +) ay * —_arg (The Coming-of-Age Birthday Party) ASSOCIATED ADVERTISING CLUBS of the WORLD Houston, Texas, May 9 to 14 Whatever wour business rou will End sx chorns of its Probiems there. For in addition to the great I cnn nat Se can Eeenieig il Ge Tepe Sees ecamons, there will be over therty conferences dealing If you haven t seen Texas im Mayteme when its myriads with specialized forms of ad There willaleshe © Sowers are in bloom, you haven’: known your * peat educational exhsbet of bumness and advertising. , Ereatest jor, The coupon below is your first contact with your greatest opportunity. Chp i at once. Convention Headquarters, Associated Advertising Clubs. 2 383 Macdison Ave. New York. [ am interested in th ion 3 MMETESSES im the great world advertising convention in Houston beginning May o. Send me information as to speci! wag fates, hote reservations, etc. ame "ee @eeeseee*#e* * « ere feFremUmrmUCU OmhUCUch TC]? 4eoeoeaeesesewzes* « °,eeseeeeeees _* * « "swe fF eC eeees eee eseeeceaeoeosn eoeeeoewheoceées« _*e* & & « > * * "PSlSeSeecesesceveoseeeneaeescaecenoentsone > GO! IT WILL PAY---HOUSTON IN MAY! : — ’ MR. APPLESAUCE—By F. OPPER rM GOING To “a MAKE MYSELF POPULAR BY SAYING NICE THINGS fo PEOPLE AND TRYING TO CHEER EVERYBODY up: > PPLESALICE.IT > NO YouRE Pw ws -c ——- ? during spring : cleaning The Grand Prize ACUUM CLEANER Phone, or call at ouf store today, and 2 high-powered Grand Prize Eureka will be delivered nght to your door. Lise it as if 1t were your own; learn of tts tremendous helpfulness nd cleaning efficiency . It vou deade then that you want to keep the Eureka, you can buy it on these special terms. 4B) down Easy Payments on Light Bills UNION ELECTRIC: LIGHT AND POWER CO. 12TH AND LOCUST « MAIN 3220 3 Webster Growes - Wellston - Sc. Charlies - end oll other branches — 2opular Comics News Photograph: TUCESDAY, APRIL 38, 1925. OOTILLEL LLL ~ Abn Or ter ee The wife President. in form. which she wore in the meeting of the outs in Washington. ft to right: Mrs. E. Flather. Mrs. Cool- ige and Mrs. Freder- ~ k Brooke — a "Fe One There was an old-world glimpse ir the Italian colony celebrated the image :n a gilded shrine was carri procession of immigrants from Cin patromess. Fireworks in Columbu SV0LEIITTTEELEEIDAMLETTYE LI LASTIVAALSLVADE SALLI Y VIA LSTIAL MRS... COOLID( VLU MET OTEL SOIT TEL LTLLTI of the her Girl leader's uni- ve Ce

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A ay. ,eée - ne e =" - TS ~— —- — - - vit tes a 6 sh a “hs * on ’ : Sins Toit i dai ume. i » * ® ale din! y " ® 4 me ‘we ot re. = * ik. a “ i a 2 a —_— PPP ——-—--—_- = — a a A ete ett ee - —_— = - - — ——E——E———eer —— =— — ——_——-— = — —- - ~~" eer ——— Ee ————E lel” _ ~ ———E — = =— =— — = — = —_ - EL == = = lr —E—E———eEEe en ST. LOUIS POST. DISPA W hat to a EDITEH GOULD'S *: LIFE 7 RICH i. = By Caroline Crawford ne - —_—~- — le, att: 5 ad 2 (Ere: e ‘ T tg spring! Madame House- The Autobiography = — —EE cansee sol : =| - | vice must clean house’ Nobody of a Daughter of dreads it more and yet it must . . be done One of America § Father will be tate to dinner tien ‘ every night until it is over He Millionaires. hates the emel!l of dust and dit 7 + 4, t dé a sar : 7’ qa on 2) l ’ : really Want to be wel! and hay . 4 . ‘ K ‘ | : ieee, , wena 5 T * indeed g Varge ; and his wile Anne ingd@onu | fore frying in ee se é and get all the joy out of snring : Ms . eno « a Smal (ote — 21 To discern clearly there ts only one way to do it— George. Gioria and ang as SCOTCH FIG ee ae 23 To simk itm the get owt! The suburban housewife guests, Lord and Lady Maidstone into one cupial | Ze revere riddle ; : : , . . f ‘Trecise!ly ; , mas her sun parlor and porcnes the latter being the former Mar a 7 scrape two ounem fully sities ’ . , 3 . pe . , Steg ‘ a al ; ‘ icontraction ) 28 the reung af cer. The city woman has the Darn lt gherita Drexel Mariorie « eietar ~ 7 roy ! ; p PwoTOs 4 ; . ee ; pe : — = “ai = finely a * : ni a a ‘ is : ‘ pe : wh i : is ’ ‘ , ? “ P a e nm rT . cam be done! It's just a matter of ey : — % hoe. os oe one cupftul, mail, ee eee ae in-law; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lehr = 4 : : $90 . ss oi Sit tablespoonful "a the acient Roman ‘14 To set against - month 31 A masculine prop a power—of breaking away from netgs NRE Fred * ie i | ; : . Mrs. rederick a! - Sei Sa. - . | at © traditions and Spring cleaning c a = . > os > ‘ i t EDITH AT FURLOUGH LODGE. - ges ; an : - oath of Dude on Gneina aa - . , ¥e ch ind the house can be clea: ziell, Maughan Carter, my moth , ner cleaned, r a ‘a ri eg This is another of the numerous photographs of his family and ped flea, and «a sage 33 Te emptey This last statement provoked the o's Sate; Jugus Noyes, a twene homes made by the late George J. Gould. The locale is Furlough ite VERTICAL 7. 7 o = vy - ace)! } , . TT . , i oo a Ne of Jay's, and “Bobbie” Russell LADY MAIDSTONE AND MRS. A. J. DREXEL JR Lodge, the Gould mountain home in the Catskills. Mrs. Wainwright ,,,, The tipe of taper- 14 A color eened ih ik Meenas an intimate of Papas — . says, in her recollections, that she was happiest at Fuslough Lodge, ile aflndin oo . sii : . 2? 1" > ; —_ . P = . Ost Ls 24 » Me om - . . : ® -_ a ~— Farlever House was one of th: This photograph of the sisters-in-law was taken by Edith Gould, now Mrs. Carrol] L. Wainwright, and at Georgian Court because of the outdoor life they permitted. A female sheep : viscous wid . “4 . = © salle - Eyes Gnak Ot goes eae Sats at a time when the Gould family was enjoying its annual season of grouse hunting in Scotland. Lady She found the formality of No. 857 Fifth avenue irksome and always Re ‘ Ege 6 a a bag ts ’ oe esate : Reese em mo you “ | vie places - wes Maidstone. before her marriage, was Margherita Drexel of Philadelphia. Mrs A. J Drexel was Mar- looked forward to the time when the farmly forsook the city for the HEN you | ' de z -79 A sore ae as & woman feels like paying a had in Scotland, because, unlike jorie Gould prior to her marriage to A. J. Drexel Jr.. brother of . country. In the inset picture above is shown Edith Gould at 4 years rate it im % Near a eherweenae four or five doll £ : t ady aidstone. ivien ould, the . 4) P ur or i oars & most mansions in the British second eldest daughter, became the wife of Lord Decies and lives in London. Or age. cor This , = Lighted 23 A heavy staff of Vv ’ *h “ee . - . — ay to go out and sit in the sun Isles, it had plenty of bathrooms va nee and To exalt the epirit ~ood parior or out ff the park while it 7 ; : : ; came . is e winte scar. But & & | m It is true the Englishman loves TMATrKSIMNADS ’ The firs : er ae2ee OF.) nea ft t ; i she . , , . , - , . a 0: 14 A photographic \a- is being done or rather not being ' ; ee . : : , -_ . . : ; : soe St . s inegar be applied Fascinated s'rument ante i jis “tub.” but he has to wait for ***“° ?* gun was on my iwe!* We would trave to his would s eds , e nether s e¢ age | the shi; Ne | 2 = oe way she wanis *% to be t . 3 ” OiTrtiy ia’ — afl : T r gz? ad > t? 37 xere ' a : — er 4 - ™ _ . re rr: + - . . - 2 ™” . é ¢ ’ ~ . fe : ; - - — _ =~ - FS 3 “2 rig - : Sunny bright Gays I pull outallthe | UP for in comforts ret ae ila italia : ; le ool . ates i ae A ing a littl suger of wil cet a coral shade, and so ; , A! ~ VUITS ry = ! IPlLed arc? Putt >? A tho, ie - ore “wae ‘ he P on —_ a — ‘ 7 4 Be ’ ’ ’ , things that need alring. The rugs I @on't remember the first time ing room bore an array of ket wa- | were 20 . rs aa Pea . aa ' r I e trying Crepe paper can be used for YEST ine ! nh arra : : re 20° or more in a row narkema! Papa evstematic > house 7 iren. while in Seoetiand, a : ot the pillows, the draperies, the I accompanied these parties to the ter dishes containing , . inn ME tee the a oie in mate eel HOW TO SOLVE en apartment I took them up to & snotgur It was in i9iz ‘ (CANS ANG aA eromed ft -ra ne’r ‘ . - 7! lar ren Re. te fb ATS | | | J USEHOLD ve y ; Whe i burn a word “A sunny Gay en the spring is — mn’ S —_ vLe Ke LO) \ =O)= | bead out. “Arent rou coming in - . the granite or alaay Each word reads from irf: to ~~ mw daar?’ antd « res« maki | —— thease ta % meant to air houshold belongings, = ; mm ° dea! said ane GG TIONS ou ma va en Home 7 ’ he ie ’ ‘. »rizontal) or 4éoewnward you nase ii your .. n- rimmed ate. it imvy didn't wait for a second a . : : ’ ° e , | rr) ad = " but it's meant to put blood and life R y ‘ kh Oo r r t oO i W B a J iff Gc) ear. it ie well to cut . aie " a: tn sae ional} according to position. into Madame Housewife, too. Wh.le . urgess lela ) ' ; ut ou i cient t , ' =a Ns 2°106 uTse sa . expensive cambric the patterns ease matter wit tered itn correctly, words thai 5 ; _ te : . my things were being thoroughly ° sinensis snes ) Pers Jimm . leq] A > 2 a) mm 5 yy’? ns oT . ei 3 VW hat Ome-Quarter Peck Will Im TT > > aa and ire i? n : danger 4 he . at ee v ol. ae Ea 7 r mber in the white > . 7 : >. ‘ , . , 4 x Zs. Th — ‘ . . _ —— ° + out o ir _ orn wi v, eg ~~ e " and! ne a lead ”4e* & . *ss% A e \ory , f=" =? mT aT - = _ = © + > “ - > . . . . = A +s »a “Se +6 earden, I sit in the sun parior, and a " — , 1a stone Wa. ang ave cnuessed a ~ was ; > io > 4 ° . = ' Ce bench. - cm > oak eis ai essing exact number of © -Jimmy Skun orer small stones to look fo nm one-quarter peck, depending up-.blespoonfuls butter, a teaspoonfu adn ; ws to fit th said to be ‘The spring has plenty of windy T IS astonishing how fast chil | . Vv le — ? eaee ce ine notin annie : rowhite lace ere » 1 the white space ai- : ° wet, rainy days to clean house acai ea iin Res) 2 ~~ - c_ ‘rickets and beetles. He showed Minced Veal, Cutlet Style. Prnnamerss em ee TE mm ne phat ConmpeeR- | tains to. G0 WH am | OTe: *7e s- ETO. , SKUDE “ , . . = . ; a O@ar S 1S sch mh *£E€ VOR ang me-third hese are the dave ! pick for in- . ‘ ' the the nest of a ) OT) ae her iyrder a _? nd a ; ‘ eof . , ; eile eae imine | Seema - i eed me eolied or disc eh white space is to receive venter ¢ ~ ~ +e 26 | ' c . .* . 1 a . ~ é : dave 1 get all pepped up and en- it into h is head to £o down or _ - - : = J _ : - 4 > = . * ~~ im-size , - “ i LA bs | thusiastic I know r ot ' r : t Mother ne ar ne ePaspo iis sait 1+: mbine . I iT) nor TN =.- the G ~ Me tows and hecan _ - — he ‘ime c ,¢ . a ivy ren _ rurT J rTrne#rn - “ce , ing anything outside. that I won't b . 2 aT t t Yew to and one arcer ae nf pe site mtoes & a\,erar - Aituted «= ne.quarter . . = ail = = | oa, *. . — . = : : ras 5 : ° ’ +h , ne was s0 tat © Gcico ret rz rer ~ ’ ac ~~ & . fj rire. e . ops callers ar : a I m aA > B " a J 4:ae : eT) | all ss - a - . -_ . : : I i: es Aa oF s 4 a sn 4 i° . ° 4 ; . , — rie -r ; 7 @& ’ Be : , or +? es - +'ste 2 s on - " 2 wr n° mighty a KY womal ’ have a a rows — ¥ , od , —_ ‘ ote ‘oT : . . . ara in - fry nr }Feen fa ho* = house to clean’ grew sieepy and tired Instead the 2 —— = - -_ iry breac umbse. Put a piece of Th enough to brown dit of bread iz pink, soy eS = " . —— , " ' " - . = 7 . ™ f , : , - ' : ya © . + +4 . . . “How 1 love to clean bureau used an old howyse , oe © ter nore and Wore &¢ ae spagnetti : the end each 1 mgs tor (ames $0 seconds—375 degrees F 1. case cradualyp ' sit : : Jtr LOD _ MG q Ce ee crawers and rummage into o'd C) % ink , DbOortant Beir tr f Simuiate a ne and saute pan save 3 mn readiness a (arge or our ; . nuck § Woicd happened : trunks and closets on these dave’ . l throw away this and save that handy. It was 10 dares before Jim . | i Ga ‘ = = = Kak a a ; ie . . 2 . ~ time a . : . — Z _ “was _- . 4 ' } + - I iT? hat @- 7c? ¢ ‘a r= P "re preset : - A © a ~ ) ae sauce r tii . = 7 Pm ~~ (ra i ~ . » . acide than the *he T ba o Par = wf ander akimmet? epoons ~ * 4 _ = | : > : : : ™ > . _ o- > _ . > 7 = a - > — ~ -' “i . > rr . . _ ar . a 7 , , = — - +. . a ~ a" & | r - I plan new spring dresses and hats my returned to Farmer Browns . ab ea f ne . : e . > air % rn 2 under > _- > \¢ - ~ ese : ‘ “ A _ , 1t anG i) 4 She el . ty 4 re " ; -_ _ ’ fe .* —~* & : : A & : wenders when one goes through 1 | bon leat what , delicious and +} The nich ’ erid she ou s¢ Just what I was about to age the house like thie, and then when phe night after his return he iJ h ; sa sac mr n tne ay he Buh comes out again 1 go out met Vrs Ji mmy and the = “ aia « mY} and ed . wa. For uniform success you ' . Py _r" > — en? a ~~ . - - + = oi ‘ . x — : and bask in its ravs to” ge" more family Ere ba startin - _, cy : lt te . vu " . M } Jac a owe d a 7) ose Vir uniform high Screr gth Ti oe J #-« w si & rt ss = ' G — > ’ energy and strength to go at Orchard. “W ‘ a good time as they had + Jimmy at the tail of the proces rena; ® are Zzoing to ~>a Again some other rainy day . ” Was great f » cate? he grass sion as befor When thev reached » oT some sTasehoppers The . , : Jellied Vv arean are big an ~wugh tn ee . we >) Deore AT } = rv, re . Be > . ar el ‘ + anh »U se MI "4 J mn ™ cam? t ~ ietehie Salad al . wis . S- au ee them They ked for a Li chiidren in to the home she had ~ - now so Ae are Foing ae 2ad ; Aa : ‘. ac Take a small can of tomatoes worid iike a iot of black-and-white made under the benhouse and f we can find some Woa't uy ee a ae a when it struck him that this was - Saw) e WA minced onion. some chopped ce!- the fir e — ae Sr we ADVERTISEMENT ery. a chopped pepper a littie © Ses Spe Se Many 06g week vat that Mrs. Jimmy had seemed parsley, two cloves, half a bay : ) N S p . ’ ee ive cowes Dait s bay | want him about, so he told ner > NeW, Sure Protection From Moth-Damage! ham or bacon. pepper. salt. a tabie- would be very happy to e | spoonful of sugar and a little bi “Your father wil! lead the wa ex Makes The Cloth Itself Mothproof of red pepper. Boil until the to- children,” said Mrs. Jimm and Larverx t direct It matoes are beliled to pieces, then — pespatt _ é aa 4 be = 5 erTrea 11a 1verr Make ererr woolen thing in TO a —_ ee | : : eri t ee : : P Te ‘s 4 30° 3 a a *'3 ~ 7 "4 7"? T T add three-quarters of a package us F R all = el samage. You home mothpreof with Larvez. It is —f-~ ————ae aimplvr ray it on anrthing woolen ae ca " . all : of powdered gelatine § that has rear of the procession ) ke aed th opra » : Yraing en, deligh ful to use It ws as odoriess na ; a ‘LOT it by > Wy tn a we — rend he really was the head for t y “ a os i— —— ls om gol -a line protected by 4 margin of ac : LAY Or na ise . : — Li¢ . - yon . s ' »~ as 5. ule . ° mnes Withewt mestard, ors teary | time deing. At least he was ; ie cores, Gu Laver souar@ve-2 ~ Quality—Economy—Convenience || f"sasced on to the parteens made fr French dressing I'nrmeld the nead of thal procession from egzs iaid ie the moth that ao The Lervwex Guinean y be passed on to the patterns made from ae co — leaves and So he lied them over to the Old 9 yo | prone uy But Broskiyn. N.Y. Tao Tea. Flowery Orange Pekos, is the finest tea rou ever exclusive McCall features cannot be | — ; a" i} ; r > eat Tth: ~- en=— © a “ - 2 ar me a ag ! Orchard and there im the grass with Larver aaysag sprayed LARVEX ee cal - = eng eo 4 je bed leaves from the finest they are patented. : 4 2 SF rT Cer ©. zr * Peo a So eesert—Par- | they found young grncshoppers. Larves is ouch cure protection MARES FABRICS MOTHPR Tao Tea is packed in handy gause balla. So , | Quitman and) Graham—now Very epry were those om that manr of America’s leading tex o OOF beers ' t 4 gzu con venient— ore 6Fulee =6by women: each town tkua ad the voune eran ~ tile manufacturers use it. Ther x a ns aS Spee Ras eS eee eving elected 4 woman to the ex —— ——— oP, §86§=asfer : their products — oo er wang ne TAO TE : @eullse chair. pera gave them a chance to show motbvroofed when produ a ; Geeds Bathe, Suits Rugs TEA COMPANY, 103 Park Avence, New York, N. Y. . DER : - ’ ’ : eet tein --- ,¥s bu: ees. Ache Aad al! arti-ies hoch are ef! or pert wool GRAND-LEA , .

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"= -— -— -— -— -— -— -— = —eeeeeEeEeEeEeeeEeeEE—eE—E—E EE ee as EO — hat Is Truly Acc ted Pattern has a printed cu by a margin of accuracy true style of the original € patterns made from it. eatures cannot be copied (Second .ER&FULLE RAND-LEADER a a “APRIL 28, 1925. — ———* TODAY’S PUZZLE ——— - 2. By ee ey ie a & 4 10 ie; | 14 (5 a 16 ys 18 19 e0 2i e2 23 24 2s 26| 27) 2& 24} 30 31 32 — 33 34 3s 36 37 38; 39 +0 41 42 Remarkable sights To be indebted Small (diletctic) Worked diligently To revolve Precisely. fully (contraction) Acertain day of ithe acient Roman ' mont) A tribe of Chir A Indo- The tipe of ing objects A femaie Giving up. s! dering % Near 8 Lighted To exalt of Fascinated To hint again A meadow taper- sheep irren- ‘he ernirit bead a ined By adding will get a coral shade, and s0 a word Bach word reads ng? until the desired ahade ic from left to HORIZONTAL 19 Ay ancient lan- gruare ©°1 To discern cleafly °3 To sink in the middie °4 The young of cer;T - tain animals "& To set against 21 A masculine prop- er name $3 To employ VERTICAL 14 A color 15 A thick black, viscous liguid °0 A famous Shak- sperean villain "9 A heavy staff of mwoOoRd 24 A photographic in- strument 23 Ail inhaled in respiration ———— —_— ————— ee — BThe solution of the above puzzle will be published tomorrow more pink Crepe paper can be used for ing lace. It takes verv little r to produce satisfactory re- = ' — = ZO] HOW TO SOLVE [mM A CNOSS-WORD PUZZLE. Bach number in the puzzle ind: a es the position of the first letter N bt | DIM na at bie. ests a word Bread put through a special! cess invente d by as fresh now as last February 24 A hivalve mo!lusk 35 An epoch 36 A 28 To metal represent, pay 49 One's relatives col- lectivels 41 To decay 42 A treatment of disease hased on Manipuiations of bones, nerves, etc 2% A letter of the (Greek alphabet °S Strikes with the heak 29 The placein which anything occurs 39 A cloth 22 A pertion of a curved line ait A collection of measure implements 29 A negative —_ EEO ooo - _ — - ‘SOLUTION OF : YESTERDAY’S PUZZLE » Z\>| 0mm —| > S >i | UR 0 > Be > |O | - —~\ >| DOR >|) AB IC |O [| | Ci avmti-4 pro- a Swiss baker is was The in- that the bread treat- ed by hie system will remain fresh for two years. 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Esq., an eminent solicitor. showed an early talent for poetry, but afterward, turning her attention to the composition of tales and novels, she published sev- She eral works, the most popular of which was ““The Victim of Fancy” arm a ballad entitled Mary.’ Ronaparte. She died at ee - — ———_ — . “Connell and Miss Tomlins also trans- | lated the first history of Napoleon her restf- TOM-BOY Fancy Sweet Sifted Peas Sweet—Tender—Delicious flavor KREKELER GRO. CO. Dist. Fer Real Eatate Investments or ‘Homes ace the Real Eatate paces. eal ———————— Gouraud'’s Oriental Cream Marcel With Fitch Shampoo § 1 00 An invigorating scalp treatment ari a tonic for the hair goes wit! each Fitecn Shampoo And a beautiful marcel to top it off-—all et this de cidedly low price In Student Dept. One Week Only ST. LOUIS ACADEMY BEAUTY CULTURE 804 Fine “St. Olive 394 Second Fleer. 9a. m. tov p. m. 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cee A EE ~~ ~ a SI ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH) yp yo | comic Pace : COMIC PAGE ie. 5 ee Blas 3 “Yi, fk - ae mean: l si thant Ad Hecovers ) eOAy. ve, i Wry yy fur “ny, 4 ty Luu" " G Yum : jfte bil ESDAY i t meme Se, 19: g of” di. 0, jfb-vldliyy, Cdn hein, Wy, aa 4 - 2 ee 3 a APRIL 28 1925 $20 Bill =_ OTOL A Por Ginn. wltdlliila Lhe thon ‘4 Missi ihiddd The (Laeti a€ we ran in PUST-I8SP4TCR was secu we recovered the $20.00 bill 4 T O&Rrien, 5131 Keener, PAGE 40 LT nna THE TOONERVILLE TROLLEY—By FONTAINE FOX : —— — : a EE | THE BoYS AT THE STORE, WHO ARE ALWAYS DING SOMETHING ML. 77. NO. 234. , | To WORRY THE SKIPPER, TIED A SECTION OF VERY PM EAI. un | “ae seas eucgen ate ee PNITIIRE CLUR’ Fle ; J | af a | 1) HEAD CONVICTED | THE PASSING SHOW. | : TT Defen T : Cards are doing fairl: | tl ERY COUNT M ieientieatnn the Weather. | 4 pate: * That they're contenders you ca | a tell | -d Verdict Finds Wil- The wav ther hit the leather ham R. Emerson Is Guil- A seatt “Book to Weigh 500 Pounds.” The Brownies had been cetting y Pacem Not ow eall lig ty of Assisting isti In Estab- Copyright. | a ing ro : : i> Poditeh: With more or less precisio! ns - t of |. HON 4 , NOL W hen on the Juncaleers ther —_ . ie lishmen Lottery. pose : ATTA PRINCE! Es ‘tr the de sprung Rid she Brince bt © ee Pacific w And captured a decision. 5 12 MONTHS itrom Hon s dq tireiy defs The Yankees wase an uphill ficht ana rook » fail out of the mus IN THE CITY JAIL "*"* As ther continue Ruthless; lie a ~ all the iat . : — hoard ty “t'e = ae of the de Ther find it pretty hara to Ae ferc ;, é ~ A a } “vy . . orees are The enemy when toothiess His Firm, Maulding Furni- torr . ‘ € ‘ - e ngs ’ While Griffiths famous pitching 7 Cap. Al staff, Looks _ ture Co., Was Closed by .... «, » Ll, | ) from thes euch in the sere and :ellow, : ‘ i Depart- a Though im th oo Mendricks is pressing | V State Finance the alr fn Still manages to ease the gai r _ ; we ig EY +> . defense sir Into the other fellow. ae ng PATER | AN Tse ONE We 3 ps SOK) ment in 1924. divided th . % o> @ — » NX OC i2 2» nd ~ ’- Sam wz — | - and every Jack Dempsey bobs up now and “~~ VION + 1 HAVE TR. : ” et 2 ee i a are above the ; sat caw ps ON Li WE io . Fahy : , iitta: , erson. president io send Ks then Terkes and Greer re Saul to —— ol . & “La. " . . in Up Pea - \ oon ; \"o | ef the defunct Maciding Furniture the vessel i . LL * = — > And with a voice inspired, wave Signe 7" pgge 2. | - ; | ! today was found guilty of 2 This cos » Lh “ ~ , = a : - _ Prociaims to all and sundry men F ‘i SS | . | ie 4 ef assisting in the establish. — . " . ' + ‘ ; : a os Z ’ 17 r * . ’ Be x — 5 Z : : suet Be bas not retired : eae Qe . “mp ment of a lottery, and was sen- | While maybe it would be unkind Hindenburg seem: Dé going .° , , | ? ced to 12 monthe fn the city! et a a ‘ A - . = . . 4 ; ld ets)! we ereat ful ; ~- #« f To say that he would stal! us. DS ae => ats . ® His attorney announced he fee? ‘ary re 7 i} = ay = i ; ; His lit i? s.or: re inci ned oe «& ; > 7 a > a ‘ = ¢ i114 seek a "ew tria |. . © alis dal x. ~ er, To take cum gcrano salis. Sith an or ope ee vo) TE ws! % fe Pe sealed veréict was returned . Eee — a ~ = — _ -~ : QUITE. so. Pas ‘ween tne seng a — he ® 10 a. m. tn Circuit Judge Frey's Our athletic Mavor having proved Yanks rie stretched in th - ot urt by a jury which had deli>- himeelf a pretty fair pitcher. win) "4)5 of the seventh S1e@ f th if So j ted on (he case trom 4:39 to § Obtained wal ae la == : it eerther raymenta Moet ef the wit-) animal, ing to throw the Princ: i —_ ' ii, — a a n ee —_—_—_——— -- CS - — - - ewe ee ee — -By RUBE GOLDBERG Copyright, 19 a AAD AOU, cx! LERE WE WILL HANIE : . ; " es testified they never won a e | : _ but one te of winning $55 °°. pfter making two $1 payments. ptt c Vur.ing Jedge Freres absence °*** ™m the courtroom yesterday at. | 7 - . in prepering instructions r the jury, a glass water tumbler | &* | isappeared from the bench. He | ™® wiued ‘t as a gift from a fried |... ; ‘¢ appealed to the jury and audi-).. OM a Pe ey _* Asmpciate? Preap . MALDEN. Mase April 29.—The MELLO -IDS THIS HGCHPRICE anc 1S Raw NC? ~~ a he ~ wats . : | ae “5 list from an ezplesien whic) | re “SO TRIN | | | CO 'wELL- THiS 15 MES JIG6,5- ched a part of the plant of the © ~-s LUST ) | SEND Ovee Two RAIN -COaTs- — Rubber Shee Ca. here te- |, MITATIN A COD MY OCAUcHTER AND the: reach three. officials en- |; MOCICIN MY SELES «i. Two emplovep are mim- | atin SE Lr WANT TO GO OOWN and a third w dying Half ef > 3 ‘= TOW;w N AHURRY Neroreme THe Suliding. a twe-stery brick |) >— — Fi. SIRO THATS GOING 7'ure, was laid fat. Rebert.M. **art of Maiden and John F. Ne- > ' Everett, «he were at work ‘hat room, are missing M GO.) ‘Mackin ef Revere, anether «m- . * was blewn oat ef the bulld- . and suffered provebie fatal in- = iA FE | | | ie. The main part ef the factery. 29 > | sn ~ —s oa . Gittant. was rocked by the — . al More than 2¢¢¢ emplere "oped. Several were slightly in- when they taped from win- T *. * Fire which followed the es- on Was scorn tought wader , rol. The @amage was esti. - at $73.008. — WP S24, *) 44/ _——“~_