St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 29, 1925

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——_— COMIC PAGE sDOAY APRIL. -8, 1925, AINE FOX ING SOMETHING IF VERY =a Copyright, 1925.) = AND NOW, CHILDREN, WE oo * HANE A al ITTLe ——“ DTIME ry ij yj. A milf ss id inh ® ue “a! ay its. VLL Ger You A PAIR OF NIO.2'S BUT THEY'LL Be A BOLONEY FUIGHIPRICE ANC 5S —MeG Naas: 0 BRAIN -COATS - ATER AND ee) GO OOwWN NEC ORE. THE IAT SS) GOING FOR, THEM PW Ay —— Want Ad Recovers $20 Bill The (Lost) Ad we ran in the j PUST-UISPATUH was a success us ‘ ne recovered the $20.00 bill. ( J VT. ORrien, 4131 Rennerly Av d rE ByOl. 77. NO. 234. HEAD CONVICTED LOTTERY COUNT Sealed Verdict Finds Wil- _—--— --— —-- - — — ——— ——— eee ee — - —_ Se ee ee at. LOUIS, W EDNES DAY EVE IONITLIRE ClUIRY Fleet’s Attack on Hawaii Crushed by Air Forces Defending Flyers, Mitchell’s Theory Held to Have Been Verified. By G. K. SPENCER, liam R. Emerson Is Guil- | A state Correspondent of the Post- ty of Assisting in Estab- lishment of Lottery. 12 MONTHS IN THE CITY JAIL ‘His Firm, Maulding Furni- ture Co., Was Closed by State Finance Depart- ment in 1924. William R. Emerson gf the defunct Maulding Furniture fo, today was found of a tharge of assisting in the establish- sen- city guilty ment of a lottery, and was fenced bil. His attorney ‘ uld seek a new to 12 monthe in the announced he trial. "The sealed verdict was returnes m10 a.m. in Circuit Judge Frey's Pourt by a jury which had deli’- president | By ted on jhe case from 4:30 to & . m. yesterda Four ballots were taken. Emerson was indicted on two | munts of establishing a lottery and Assisting in its establishment. The fense demurred to both, and Bdge Frey dismissed the _ first | bunt, permitting the case to go to the jury on the other. The court's Instruction were regarded as favor- Shie to the defense, one being that had as- Oo! 7 kKinersoen Wthe jury found Msted in the establishment lived bitery merely as an advertising | medium or to attrac tention to is retail furniture business, and |! was a business or avocation, he, ould be acquitted. ner Ran Suit Clubs, The Maulding company. by Its. nN statement did a business of | 9275.000 in 1922-232 on a capital of Peoo0. and had of wou standing Ontracts when closed as a lotter) By the State Finance WVepartment h February. l¥v4 j’rior to estab- Ushment of the “furniture clubs” wmerson had conducted “sult , lubs, in which contra holders were offered chances on apparel. Emerson testified th -eneral fur- ish and lle ad- Wtted certaln customers ere given furniture for less than tharged others. but explained these ere entative who would any to the abt ifon maintained he } Th these awards, to which te rred as Ile said mes of favorec re turned in by the at no drawing or prize sheld. He denied ever using tie ords “club” and “drawing” in nversations with customers conducted a loth mpans qe? q°3 business eferred Miture pavinent Terris. selected “repre ‘“nadvertise - the cCoTi- neighbors. aa , re- “discon the persons to be so agents, ance con, &s\ Indicted on Two Count-. Much of the defendant's tes’ j- ony conflicted with that previous- given for the State by a haif men housewives, who told of king weekly payments of $l ona Ntract for $55 worth of furniture, Pith the understanding ‘hat eacn turday a drawing would be held Md one of the 55 persons compris- mea “furniture club” would win me $55 worth of furniture without tther payments, Most of the wit- meters testified they never won a % but one told of winning $53 fer making two $1 payments. During Judge Frey's absence m the courtroom yesterday aft hoon, in preparing erthe jury, a glass water tumbler appeared from the bench. He lued it as a gift from a friend Miaauldin.g! housewives | of the Dispatch and New York World. (Copyright, 195. by the Press and Pulitzer Publish! ne ‘ ae. (New York World Post-Dispatch.) HONOL U° 1 U, April 29.—-Stopped | air forces in the Pacific war maneuvers 29 miles from Honolulu, the fleet wuas en- tirely defeated in its assault upon Hawaii after the defense permitted by the defensive —— all the islands to be taken as part of doubtful value, except that they | of the defense strategy. The air | kept the fleet off shore while the forces are responsible ror the vic-.uir forces finished them. : . tory, Air officers of both the army and’ Federal Man Said to Have Capt Albert W Marshal assist- the navy declare the Mitchel] the- B P ° “Cc ” ant to tne sue senior umpire ory completely verified and think een romised ut in from the navy tactical station Savs it will become inere ising rivy effec- . e i ‘ ii - « ; e ithe air forces were victorious. The tive with the further development | Profits of A $50,000 defense strategy was brilillant. They $ of the air. . | ‘ys > i divided the air forces into relays The losses were extreme. with] Beer Plant. and every few hours appeared | most of the fleet sunk. The ma- | above the fleet, forcing the fleet) jority of transports with troops! Be ata to send its air forces up to defend’! were sunk, and all troops which | 0¢cial to the Post-Dispatch the vessels. landed were taken prisoner, killed CHICAGO, April 29,—Scandala This continued until the fleet air\or were missing in action. in the Chicago office of the Fed-! ee ae ———— e-. “ . secretary officia ters but dis« the ibourt Suppose i] ta,’ . _ | that some of tallse were di« covered outside Replying to question in the House of (‘ommons today regarding the Bulg@artan esiruation. «hamber lain said the Rmrish Government “had not ceased warning the Rul- garian Government against any acts of indiscriminate repri«a! o1 repression of the consatit position.” $27 O08 Car With wars in it Relea By Acetate’ PP MINNEAP OL Is. ‘Minn —The $27.000 sautomoebil: here last week when I bition agents found a echol in the leased from custody. returned to its owner, utional!l OpD- “an April 23 seize! edera! proh, gallon of a] been re The cur wae Mrs. L. G machine, ha« Smith of Buffalo. N. Y.. on recom n-endation of Willlam A. Ancerses, Ae@istan’ Federal District Utlorne. sho said Mrs. Smt'\h knew noth } alout the oe casey im the machins Her chauffeu (‘harles rN oil pieaded guilty of transporting liquor and paid a Cine of $400 planes Through Stategy, Sunk Most of Warships; : Teacher Locked Them in Room put- | broke the! doing was | so he placed The former favorite of the Ma- havaja of Indore, declared that Baula supplied her with imple funds and that she found creater happiness in his house’ than at the Maharaja's palace in Indore. ‘the Maharaja. she said, was not sin- eere when he said she could leave | his household whenever she ' pleased. Mumtaz admitted that she did not tell the Muhnaraia she wanted to leave him Shi escaped from Indore hecause Ot her baby > , death, she said. Answering «a question from the counsel. Mumtaz, said “a female child was born to inromised a ee ee SHAKE-UP IN DRY FORCE AT CHICAGO UN GRAFT CHARGE | : | ae ‘Two Sune Chiefs Sus- | pended as Grand Jury volving 6 Other Agents. —_—_— ‘-PAROLED CONVICT _ AND PUGILIST NAMED Haynes, Federal ¢ Prohibition in Washington, Leo Niedzeicki. in Illinois, purke were head of the group chiefs and Group Chief suspended. Federal grand jury action. direct- ed against Niedzeicki. Burke and it least six other prohibition ¢ gents Was put under way at once. reports in the Ilederal indictments for graft, conspiracy. “tipping off’ raids and other violations would be sought. “Thunderstruck” by Evidence. The prohibition agents were Percy Owen, pro- Ihlinois 1H - 6a tne, ' = TASs©& ia Lnunders Jack ‘>7) There Build- were ing that SUS- rended rh NIal ’ ibition director of vyho h ruck” on) which ("ommis- acted. At = ee , en 4 r three Qt eT avenis are facing declared Lys the ,\ icle nce least sus- sione! liayvnes pensions, Patrick T hier of cia] Intelligence Unit of the In rel bureau, evidence which ‘usted, Walter from Joliet i Year on Spe- ter- the toche, « dug agents tevenue ul on were STreyvens Te ently paroled where he was held shveoti n policeman, and Phil Harr pugilist, are rohibition izwents., Aut sentence for Ison A involved with the p ‘cording to Federal investigators. Plant. rted whe £50.000 Beer vestigation stu hound The in mer bers of office Johnson, the prohibition Agents Aj Archie Benson and berg. discovered $50.000 worth of g machinery at 611 The vats and found conditions Leer squad, Oscar Sand- heer-lia fair and tonight: “east portions south portions, on. and northeast frost in port probably south clears Sun rises at 5:04; Stage of the Mississippi iver at @e foute: 14 feet at gu * of 4 of a foot. " ‘orn | SR} eetsa at S:a! will receive a life pension of 16 (2° 0) at the ize : will get what shillings a wee! of 653 This the ever their means keen King lf an ineured age his wife for lite ind whether they, or nor man \ rets 10 «hillings a week and five shillings a on Ve ap? Clea n? ,7 week for the first child and three shi!}- ings a week for each other child until the children reach the age of 14 The State will pay 7 shillings 6 pence a werk for maintenance of orphans. Ifa married man with a wife and three children diese Chureb!ll sefd. the benefits acery. nex? ‘far ing to the family under thi« «echeme will have a capital valve of f#00 (£3900). “on euch scheme covering the whole wage- earning Contineed on rage 2 popu: lation ex Column 6. ote be) : = ccna naan eae + ss ‘NING, APRIL 29, 1925—44 PAGES “PRIC i: 2 CENTS een ee oy ' WHEEL HUB BAND | i : Pigeon | ; ° bd . Illinois Boy, While at Play, | Had Pulled Iron Down | Over His Head : | | When Fred File of Millersburg, —— ‘Ill., returned home from work last night he found his son, Fred Jr.. Churchill Presents to Com- | wearing an iron collar and a coun- tenance of woe. mons Proposal for Pro- While playing with the iron ba nd . from the hub of a wagon wheel, tection of All Workers |Freddie had pulled it down over ontdinbh *} . . . | Bie head, and every effort on. the Against Destitution. 1B eeeeeeeeneees _—- -- _ 1 j Bart of his relatives to get it off t | Proposes Old Age | Dry Agents Seize Stills at failed entirely. Bedtime came and I ¢ Ww k ; ; ve ‘ | the child was unable to sleep with 30,000,000 PERSONS. 13 nsurance for Workers || Tenth and Wash Where the incumbrance around his neck. | | so his father took him to the vil. WOULD BENEFIT _ Denatured Product Was lage blacksmith | ‘ ; * * Boy and ring were placed in a Redistilled. large vise and pressure applied Plan Provides for Contri- carefully. The iron was bent from its round ¢ t > ; ; ] its round contour to an oval re- butions by Employers SOURCE OF SUPPLY sembling more nearly the outline 0: the boy’s head, and then, with a and Employes to Old FOR RUM RUNNERS liberal application of soft soap for | , i . lubrication, he was released. Age Pension Fund. fe Ee te ne Weal trees 2 8 x FOUR PERSONS PERISH IN | a ad Fights Between Guards of | By JOHN L, BALDERSTON, APARTMENT HOUSE BLAZE | Truck Caravans and arate: Perey; London Correspondent of the Post- | ‘Three of Portland (Ore.) Victims Dispatch and New York World. Other Armed Men Fre- Trapped by Flames— , been tra 7 ee oe re NE Sta milies against destitution either County Sheriffs as far from St. n trapped. ' ° A } through old age or death. It em- | Louis as the Indiana line have rhe flames raged for more than ' vee the whole Iifetime of the an hour before firemen were ablte |) > *°°S ° Py Ay GOP se | known of the existence of ‘he ce nd the next generutions Zz : : to enter the building and search PT rials " = sata e| Tenth and Wash plant. in which . . ah ++ = for the bodies. The bodies of Miss | 2™@ imvolves a ar cape nn — WINSTON CH CHU RCHILL, | polsonous denatured alcohol was oo ’ a = Clara Shore. 20, and Miss Frazier. £250,000,000 ($1.000,900,000). ¥ | redistilied. and with the help of °0O. were found in their rooms, Churchill has been denounced by | gy ‘harred ‘barrels. of artifigial aging where they apparently had been |the Labor party as a war rene devices. and of revenue stampe ond trapped. The body of A. Lawr, e and an arch reactionary, but be- | pretentious labels. was turned into bling victim, alsS was discovered fore he conciuded his speech he , “Old Taylor.” “Old Grand ba.” In his room. had changed the hostility of the | | “Sunny Brook” and “Antique” Labor benches into first a grudg- | ' whisky. and by an even simpler SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS PAYS ink acquiesced and later into a process, into “Gordon & Co,” gin, wholehearted enthusiasm. | The whisky and gin app@arm to WOMAN BOOTLEGGER’S FINE 3 ; . at - x have been sold ehtefly in the # louvre Favorable to an. . . ah Declares Sh Has Pardoned Louis market. but the redietitied Violator Returns to 5 Children and) ‘hurchill’s great insurance } a ee sicohol was shivped. fn cane and Husband Who I« Unable to echeme Was a well-kept secret. 125 Convicts Out ot herrels. by truckloads. to Chierage wae Due to UI Health. The Tlouse. thrilled with interest, | “Sense of Mercy.’ md Indlanepolis. Armed men FB wted Press kept d@nanding further details yes- drove and guarded the trucks: and MOU x T HOLLEY. WN. J.. April terday, although Churchill's state- other armed mew at times held up vat , Sunday school class today ment was the longest since [Joyd ,,, sociated Prees the drivers and seized the #hip- paid the fine of a woman bootleg- (. 00 26:5 historic budget speech Jn| AUSTIN, ‘Tex. April 29.--Gov. | ments. In one of the feuds rerult. ger and obtained her release from 19099 AMfiriam A. Ferguson issued a vigor- | ing from these operation«. Flovd me Mount EHolley: jall , The general verdict at the close ,ously worded statement last night, Washburn of Kaet St. Louis wae ne woman. aers. Mary RLOreline was most favorable in a!l partsof ‘in answer to individuals. organiza- shot-twiee in the abdomen Murch is the moth : of five children and the House except among the dyed- tions and newspapers who have, 75. and he t# still in a heerpital ina per husband is unable to work be- t, the-wool Tort - One andan eritieized her for undue liberality’ Paris. TDL, while two men ave held cause of i)) health. ditty hai oe ™ ‘ , ee ; ' ’ ev said that Churchill's snecch means ' the granting of pardons and | for the shootin. COOLIDGE T0 GIVE MEDAL 15 vears of office for the Tories, paroles. Por : , henlin tit Sheriff Hears of Money Paid for , ‘ She Sale mf Since she 4 SS | req : ra ’ , ‘ ie-hard Tory said that " Provection. Award for Airman Who Rescued while a Ge-nar : office. Jan. 21. last. she had is- . f offic , + Churchill has become a_e socialist i , ' Stories of offielal protection of a, ces vay in Seaplane Wreck. “6 . sued 125 pardons, being guided in... i . ia P-- and is supported by the half-so- ] ae he said, by a« sense f ine sources © supply have heen as ‘ : each case, St Fala, Be Y - : . w ASHINGTON. April 29.—-Pres- | -jalist Premier. Stanley Baldwin. mercy and fairness. Certaln news- current outelde &t. Louie Sher'f? ident Coolidge was selected t%, Tt is certainiv true that it was pape rn she @ectared hed «eised Ray Foeneannon of Terre Puatite, make the presentation. at the! the Baldwin-Churehill alhance ynon her Uberal po'tey as a “pop. | nes rN eee Oe See ‘White House ceremonies todav.| which carried these proposals, rev-}qgiar means to eriticise patch reporter that he hed heard, of a gold life-saving meda! olutionary ae coming from a Tory “te seeme thet & certain eart of thretee arrests made there, of tha irded by the Secretary Of | gov rnme? fT. through the (‘abinet the publi are never sa ia flied. the brenda of large sure for protec. the Treasury to August Bnt- It took Churchill nearly two! statement said. “Gov. Neff was | “Om Of he Tenth and Wash plant, ler Rowland #of San Antonio, : hours to outline his tnsurance | e¢riticised for iesuing too few par- which he knew by that HHA THe, ,Tex.. for heroism displayed tn res-| scheme. which is supplementary tO dons I am eriticised because they though he tse not familiar with the cuing a companion last January In | the present system of health in- savy T am issuing too many.” street plan of St. Touts. on . *T) _ , a seaplane crash in Pensacola Bay. surance: and in order to outline its Manv of the convicts pardoned rhe raid was made by a group Although severely injured. Row- working the Chancellor had to ex-|, suffered from incurable diseases of general agents under Ben Goode, land extricated himself from theeplain plans extending for moretand could live but a few months, | Yo t# attached to the Missouri en- weckage of the plane and suc- than 50 vears. iahe sald “tT pardoned them so |forcement division. with headaquar- ceeded in bringing to the surface Churchill painted a dramatic pic-| they could go home and die among | ters at Kansas City. lfowever, the one of his unconsetous and injured ture of the working class home in| friends.” local agents on April §& raided ipmates, HTe then attempted to which {llness or death to the wage She served notice on her ertties bullding™ at 5045-49 Shaw avenue, Binenbediaiie the bodies of the ‘wo earner means distress. and declared tha? ‘ne ar ing mother ahall ever and seized two stills “ hieh are he. others of the crew in the sub- the State ie now ready to step in plead in vain for a chance to see lieved to have been used in supply. merged cockpit. but had to givé | and nrevent destitution in all cases. again the wayward unfortunate ‘M&S the rum-running trade. and up because of his injuries. He ie The whole wage-earning popul: con before death shall claim her | Prebably to have been under the now stationed at the Washington tion ie covered by the new scheme,!into eternity.” when applications |"#™e Management as the Tenth Navy Yards. which comee into foree thix vear. for furloughs are made for this | and Wash outfit Thirty million persons. or 70 per reason. “Yes. Tam going to con-' The tip on which the general LIGHT FROST PROBABLE eent of all the people [In EBrital: tinue it. no matter who kicks or gents acted In raiding the Tenth = henefit by the new insurance. This owls.” the statement said and Wash establishment came TONIGHT: WARMER TOMORROW figure includes all wage earnere and “Rave on, ve erities. if vou think from the same youths -who gave their famltie« you can explain vour actions te the information leading to the THE TEMPERATURES : vour God.” it added Shaw avenue raid. The youthe ans pence, and the employer must pay bent knees dally and rolicite alme . 2°d Indianapolis, and made known C 7 ne a 1 similar amount. This contribu. from Brooklyn shoppers, owns two | '*o Of the sources of supply. ANT KEEP A a coe ht tion starte at the age of 16 and houses and an automobile. the po- Because of the large operations GOOD POUND and vicinity: Fair ontinues as long as the worker lice charged veasterda: following of rum-runners to and from Sf, DOWN costgat and exirns wages Bi de's arrea? far anno’ ing paasers- Louis im recent months norohiblt tem rhursday; slight- Beginning next year under the by The Magistrate sent him te enforcement forces were copceme ty cooler tonight. ow scheme, all men and women {a , trated here about three weeks aga, probably wit Boo, ing under ft. amounting to the | Both } foot w yt off There are now 30 prohibition agents light frost: rising -s . oer 1.8 ce were cur of above worktn in the elte in lud! the ‘howe wag’-earning population the ankles by.a trolley car «a hen ' S . : setae cht equad of eight regulerly ae«igned he was a ho® The Olice «at o : sine , a P ail a ete ~m h here under Croup Chief tCicsherna ports aA Vite ane rare CUTIGTOR . on ; é r f ce 4 wert and at night discards hie knee | This ts a large ore oF 88 ® , . - ' than hae ever before operated here. =r) ° - " ii, "eyebeiert : on —— = eo oe os. Ce which enable him to walk about Other Sources Suspected the street Ifiyde denied owning From the volume of the rum the automobile. running operations carried on with St. Louis aa a base, It le bellewed WHIPPING POST BILL PASSED %:. tovls ass base, ix ls met Measure Gocs to Conference in «treet planta were but two of «a Michigan Legislature. number of sources of the shine LANSING, Mich. April °9.—-A ments of. redistilied alcohol. The bill providing a whipping post in purchasers of the redistilied alee. Michigan for men convicted of hol, in CPtgage and Indlianapetig, robber’ armed. or murder com. used ft in ‘saS ing whieky and xin, mitted while attempting robbery. by processes similar to those ured armed. was parwed by &@ one-vote here. An received by them. the al- margin in the Michigan State Son- cehel wee 180-proof and = they ate yesterday. The bill was amend- would “ewt™ it. by @ution, te one. ed to exclude women und now half or one-third that strength goes to conference. having passed In JUinele countice east and the House, minus the amendment. * Continged on Page 3, ( oleme a” ‘ ¢ } : 4 tT - 4

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Ee" ore iss ceivable precaution had been tak- | y.:) pe stated, has shown that per-/ uge. panes s atime ere crossing f . were captured by the po- | ; ————— . : ) be : fo o ( - ats os he ai sme § . . ———— id weer crc - at ; their hangouts resulted vesterdey @ = a ae ee Pe Sena SP on, Oe a. oe ras ‘ast! sons of both sexes who have con- | By tne Anmociated Preas. Jeroppenelt to the north eifs am and a private watchman yes- in °°0 arrests Six highwaymen f BLOCK GROTHERS PHOTe STRaves #HOTSO spite of the county's unquestioned | night, were : rederi ~ a F -- MN. ltracted the poisoning have become FIA, April 29.—The Bulga- | Pherson when the ‘. , three of them in a chase he > oe ; BRE | ee ‘assistant professor of physiology | oe» | . 3 | cident h idup , Kroger POLICE JUDGE HARRY ROSECAN POLICE JUDGE CLYDE C BECK need of road improvement end tn and former director of the labora-| ayy me |rian Government is considering! curred. Miss Sarah & t ing the Be . fat . to WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 29, 1925. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ie LIQUOR RAIDS Y POLICE: 220 Reports for Yesterday Indi- * NEW YORK, April gs cate Strenuous Activity = jethyl leaded gasoline—sold in 27) explained last night as nervousness, | canuiaan aaa : gc mec pre Rayard avenue, lacerated | . Against Criminals ond ae | Courthouse Project Over- | states, including New York and’ fatigue and general debility, the , mwista, « of fighting between Bulga- Miss Reba Meyers, 18 of) Police and a Private | , pene Jersey, -t0 eliminate the same conditions noted last year! . 2 Government troops and com-. Waterman avenue, abrasions f i Their Alleged Hangouts. | whelmingly Defeated. “knock” in automobile engines— | when five employes of the Stanéar! _nicse Casualties are unknown, | body. i. ‘4 atchman. : ; | Nene |will be assailed as “a menace to! Oil Co. plant at Raygmay, NW J.. died | but this dispatch 4 we they ace on ' Miss Fannie Maricn. 18, ot : eee ss . public health” in the report of an in Reconstruction ospital after | Heved to be fairly heavy 2 Easton avenue, injured left bn 44 | . WOMAN BAR OWNER | SMILEY BLAMES | investigation now being prepared ‘manufacturing the ethy! fluid. Eact | The dispatch to the hens says | legs. : Bes 25 OVERTAKEN J | | by scientists of Columbia Univer-/c¢ the victims died in a straight!» sanguinary battie was fought|_ \imcent Ohms, 7, of 90Qigm . Pence ee eee gens | Ste fe Eee of the cowl ne ‘throughout yesterday between | Main street, possible f of a) STORE HOLDUP : skull] and lacerations of the bal — AMONG THOSE TAKEN Large Quantities of Beer, MORE ARRESTS ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ae [ o- - ! | C Sa health administration at the Col-/| of e- . ocra s : , of the new fuel, warage men, motor tent muffled explosions and all jac Wine and Moonshine urt, a Dem t ys lege of Physicians and Surgeons, repair mechanics and even the mo-| street traffic stopped. A strict Flora boulevard, fractured > -have been overcome by lead pol- | torist who investigates hie supply of | censorship prevails, the dispatch me internal injuries. = Cramer; Whisky Found in Several Places Visited. | were captured and 15 successful | TT ee eed Bas Le ER «as ee Oe i — ' | ! ' i ’ New dudes of Poice cours ROAD BOND PLA ‘BEATENIN COUNTY BY 1154 VOTES of Two-Thirds Majority; Presiding Judge of County That Body Has Forfeited Public Confidence. spite of the organized effort to car- TETRA-ETHYL GASOLINE — NEWOUIBREAKIN THREEYOUNG WOME BULGARIA REPORTED RUN DOWN BY ANA A MENACE, SCIENTISTS SAY Two Research Workers Overcome by Lead Poisoning When Conducting Series ; York Burean of the Post-Dispatch. to rest. °3 —.Tetra- ration, motor fuel. Two research work- ers. under the direction of Dr. Ha- ven Emerson, professor of public. soning during thetr investigation, which, the.workers declare, has proved “‘the danger of the product as now dispensed commercially.” tories of the United States Pubtlic ' manufacturer of the new! ' ' : ' ' Srmptoma of the potsoning were What Report Will Show. The report of the investigatior will show that: ; Workers engaged in manufacture gusoline are exposed to lead poison- ing by inhalation of the ethyl! fumes and by direct contact. Prob- ably an effect of lead poisoning will Officiels of the College of Phr- siclang and Surgeons explained last ' ' Rome Dispatch Says Popula- tion at Sofia Became Panic- : ’ | | id of Experiments. Stricken During Fighting. Driving. f | $5,000,000 Proposal Fails By Leased Wire From the New} given them and each was ordered | wy tne So alah aiid: aa | a i »ne Comprising Three ROME. April 23.—-A dispatch to, Government troops-and commun- isis. The population of Sofia became panic-stricken because of intermit- added. The Tribuna dispatch says the /)-.-nerine Phillips of explosions were causeg by attempts of Government forces to biast the calling one of the army classes to | years old, of 1319 Bayard the colors, as it has been unable to beter apne abrasions ye ry { -~ ' o {er we : s x ¥ "4 > > ‘~ a . 7 . 4 * Py ad * 4 ‘ 3) - ; CONFESSED | 4 “a | é % 7 - r nll acd F » x ee » 14 ; is Se = ay Woman Operating the Mag Is Charged W:th Cares sts of Robbers Captured Miss Sarah Sirutus, 198, of | Angelina Sarbela, 6, Brannon street, abrasions and body. > Miss Anna Lohbeck, 55, of of yo Associates of a : by Patrolman) ‘ote or Te — An automobile street, injured three at 9:10 o'clock last night i, . 6 Bix acknowledged © others were associates of | . : . liquor raids were made in addition | of than - } — —— —— — r. ; ; t! )- . Ith Ss - ic a. ant hi a>: ist if. : o - ‘ niea avenue, a watchman in ng none ; ; ™ | air, both Dr. Fiynn and Mi ar Pp r r Char! S fract f the skull : a youth who was elain in trying to] .. " . " in. ics ‘ ia - |'to ecarrv a bond issue. : 3 garia, arleégs S. Wilson, cate- | fracture 0 e | M go annie ol ~ ‘ \ af. | : | . : Wabash rafflroad yards near | ©8*t on Min! | hold up a policeman and a sixth rear of 3895 Delmar boulevard./ Both oa) The) Have No Det-| . ) P ton showed unmistakable evidence / search workers were asked only to | gorically denies the statement at-| tions of the. body at 2 p. : . Kingshighwa hate where he lives. In the shed, police nite ; |. The separate proposition f0F of euffering from lead poisoning. j|answer a limited number of ques-/¢triputed to British La truck by an automobile @riv weet | SCS ee walking | rea got man who used a bicycle in @SC&P-| -ajers found 25 quarts of home’ inite Plans for Handling issuance of $715,000 in bonds for ; By. DV Og—ereT wae’ theme |} tributed to Britis borite parlia- | §'r by . the t »cks at & p. m. when /@spled Patre ing from a holdup. Details of these | brew and an additional eight pints! Their Cor rts se UA ssh a ‘ rad aes rr = , ¥ rompt meaicai LZ eatment wa t © i mentarians visiting Bulgaria that Mra. Vera Wamhbhoff, 261) pserved three youths, one hats ing an autom captures are published elsewhere)... 25 icebox. A ated J either ann. | ieee ,@ new courthouse and jail was === yaaa rea = lhe either officially or unofficially | Sarah street, at Tenth and J dashing across the yards as| "im for a ¢ | ote edition. | wos emt capping cece me ot |, overwhelmingly Sarantes. ae Valley Park and the unincorporat- | So. Webster 2. 96 43 48 91 proscar to the Bulgarian Gov- oe al —— baie : sing pursued. He saw no pur- civilan cloth | he saloon of ‘“‘Turties’’ Reardon | P , - . was No campaign ior or against tn2 ——- T i Wal + Glendale 81 Q° °8 £1 ,ermment tne necessity for modera- osp ° rs. : r covered the a erocks and other materials were! a — > a eeenid - os 5 ~ ed district of Jennings-W ainut ae ceese - but gave chase himeelf and : at 4137 Olive street was raided]. ad | Neither Harry P. Rosecan norjcourthouse bonds. This propoSi-|yanor Four towns gave more |Oakland. ..... 53 12 29 «37 | tion toward those arrested after the | charged with careless def : alice volver and seized Ma Eg | ook them Police, called ‘to o1 last night by detectives, who found | A half gallon of whisky wae Clyde C. Beck, appointed Police, tion was sponsored y the same votes against the road bonds than Washetn. Park.106 2 40 =? , bombing of the Sveti Kral Catha- At 2:30 p. m. Angeliga : scene cook thenk to the Mount: | f : ; ° soos - tT 1} ? “~* rn > id * bh» ~ hie ene teh aaa a cea nae aap the aa nol ee 8. pe, ee J. gan, bartender, was arrested , cide upon any rout! > . + ne feeling that the board of free- ' . a“ | mbs concealed in two flowe run into the street afters ted.| waid was made. ide upon any routine treatment of . a there were straight majorigjes for Luxemburg ... 64 43 31 $1 ower ae outdistanced when the watch- | Reardon came in after -the raid Liquor Found in Residence. cases, contending that different sit- | holders, about to he Appointed tol ote ened Soe ‘ Broadway 29 °«OT7 73 3g | baskets, the man killed an official and did not see the truck. took up the Chase. and 9 agenda ee = CUSTOM On information that Tony San-/ uations call for different actions, | ’ prisoners said they were Ed- | close up his place and keep "1 | residence at S875 Evans avenue. while neithe man deems himeelf make Aa new courtnouse ul CAR. ea ionaaian ieee, b nde m nd anty 12 Mehlville Scales as °7 R0 0 29 took refuge in a nearby canal from Miss Anna Lohbeck, Richter, 18 years oid, a ; closed. The intimation in the or-,| uniformed policemen visited the experienced enough at the moment sary. Question was raised aiso mete . ae = beg aa 2 ajo ‘. | Coakville 76 - > a ‘which, for six hours, he hel@ the ployed as maid at 3641 Fl uffeur of 3551 Olive street; Re- ee" sta ampaa = o5- ; > . _—— a . - a ’ hi in ie nen : mt] rs PV En a at ¢ gE! mi Ti- a 4 ‘ ‘ . ‘ J : Ger is that if he does not close re-| piace yesterday and according to ah ws omactonet affairs to make whether a new structure “was sicc on this proposition. Kassebaum ... 69 58 47 gq |POlice at bay. He was finally| vard, suffered a rractured Durnil, 18,,a clerk, of 2007 | eee psa raids will make it | their report, were invited to inspect | 7 » Acca 2 eomeagmael LAO ON needed. oe “ a oe ‘Penton i... 8 46. i a bombed - death, but only aftur| and possible internal injuri » Broadway, and . Francis . a = to stay in business. on ‘ft. They found five gallons of a)- | ana “ s wh = ne Judg | wei on on Issues. ote by Precincts. S Kirkwood .173 27 60 135 seven policemen nad been killed. | §:30 p. m., when etruck by ani ne. 16, a Chauffeur, of 3418 northeast i similar order was given a police | cohol, 15 gallons of gin, and a pint,” os ee ke omer in 4 it Dawes og ith reports complete from the The vote by precincts on the Kirkwood 1 .. 85 61 32 116 TURNERS REHEARSING PAGEANT mobile driven by Sergt. pDmas street. In Durnil’s pocket) ..vered ¢ tag * 72d eae svening- nen, Snipe aene See Ser eee ue the adaware Tleednt of che wote tes at | bond items follows: Kirkwood 2 .. 88 102. 38 153 Sturdivant, 27, of Jef | a revolver | with several dis-| 2. igenti of Woman Raided. ing synthetic gin—in the basement. | a om nee = 4 nia the Mayer. ors of ‘ he vote _ | Court- (| Kirkwood 3 .. 98 47 47 104 Fight Societies to Participate in| racks, Sturdivant said Miss cartridges, and Richter ange tagn, ) = gon! at 801 South Vande-| Tony Sansone and his brother, Jo-| ove aie on age pl cai ce | , Road bonds—8588 “ves,” 6025 Poeads house. | Kirkwood 4 132 66 60 122 Diamond Jubflee Performance. beck stepped off the curb $14.10 of the $15 they had | yu) offtctal | 4 Baap acted by Mrs. Joseph - | seph, were arrested. + alli 3) th ae A ogre no. | Yes. No. Yes. No. | Kirkwood 5 .. 82 54 38 104 The Diamond Jubilee Committee | path of his automobile at: from the store. . “known to | i eth i ly was raided at | Policemen passing the poolroom ate Wii 2 Beg “rg % e ait ‘Courthouse bonds—4499 “yes,” 'ornei) ...... 37 «298 22 «(3 Meramec HH 118 %4 £4 64 | of the St. Louis Gymnastic Society | boulevard and Flora Cec Petective Wi iitam R. Schneide: tané thelr | exam “ nc emo Spo and barber shop of Annanias Cade, } nie ate Ange o | 10,3894 ‘‘no. Riack Jack .. 2 24 54 “0 ‘Valley Park ..109 22 31 100 is conducting nightly rehearsals for | refused to prosecute. F ne Mounted District was the of- b ihe took of! . . s ° , e G28 ata amon avenl a . Dose . a ; ‘ wie — ‘ r 4 ls ee -- - The pageant will be produced by spp aid ve Oe 1. cab non are "‘'’. a ms ., ee proprietors of a grocery at °101 night anh. ‘hat of Mrs. Martha ,;whole bottle, he will be given the Saennts Pre Nal ’ o- bec ena . imereers . . “ " mi repens Me ave o “sos the St Louis Turnverein, Schiller The ep er continued on P the ae . -. yo re mt deputies tha $10 , s that Mrs. Martha Pc niimeagit s nty Committe Closed con- {Moline ..... . oo 55 | Allent 3 58 Witnesse car |. . Market street, were arrested after | Davis, who was in her confection- whole bottle.” His opinion is that | tracts. shutting out all aa - Pro eis *t Hil 67 1 59 . \ Sacuenae AGE 37 ye a sah Turnverein, Southwest Turnverein, hoe ner ay — Net natng covered iidaatal "fond OC SP a , “i 2 a ‘ _ wat . . é “i ai ay : itje- Ss} sil : ‘ Ve DaevtesesWoaw en ees é v4 . - ~ . ’ . °. 9 rnes - : an icewoma ery store at 702 North Seventh | one of the most important duties of! der. help at them newarv ' Riverview reesenisrinaapestiisnemnietagiban North St. Louis Twurnverein; Y ) has made egro pol Nn had reported : ea . he Beomgreeg * Nintian Bat age he ne Pag ped veat cnen Al yway, Riverview SWEEPING SOc Rock c mak. where his condition is raid | had almost overtaken the Ford reached she bought a half pint of whisky | street when three youths held her | ge is attempted the claim was made that 860 miles Gardens ..... Ss S~ €60 45 ~~ IAL ¢ Spring Turnverein; Swiss criti 4 60 McLaret.qrenue, when it in “* from Bruno. Negro policemen who|up 2nd took $15 from the cash|CUrtailment of traffic injuries of roads could be built with the Jennings 128 28 64 98 INSURANCE PLAN , | Turnverein, Concordia Turnve- ae ; ed into a telephone pole and te cae a } 134 . : . 2 idited aint ‘ . i 44 . ‘ ata - sa¢4« «2 &@4 . ~- .- ‘ i % . raided the store said they found) drawer. | Miller, in his platform. said h> bond issue and the refund due from Woodland ..... 98 9 49 58 rein and the Belleville Turn- di 4 cupants leaped out end cy" : the policewoman’s marked $1 bil). $$ believed the Mayor should take an the State. but only 90 milee of Walnut Manor120 41 62 103 IN BRITISH BUDGET Aiba: Shepard Barclay will ad- HERTZOG OPPOSES CUE lots to the rallroad yards! j ine *hreeety in the store’s cash register active interest in law enforcemen*. paved roads coulc aca ertin. th “Menten 00:1 Othe ep - ee 2 10 ress the members’ conference of | py the Associated \ e ' : ’ -_ es >> A half barrel of bene ens touna | KICK OF MULE SEVERS ARTERY {one means of doing this. he state?. Judge Sn ee ee oe ee oe be cuisine amas as the Chamber of Commerce in be-| CAPETOW™, South Africh MMMM enon Kime whe wan ates (eee on tap in a asloon at 824 South IN BELLEVILLE MAN'S HAND | was through the police courts. He ;:x4-5 re treesnnctingty Pi nae ea pla Pocnsiiiin' nb 6s 49 46 an [_ ———— ee _ Sa “gs of the exhibition at the week- |2$.—Premier Hertzog, ad me frightened and poh ibdoam . core the’ " Third street. On the second floo premised “the elimination of fix- re R Rae 1 ME on ee te ye Thomas St; 63 64 26 .9] ists or ever has existed in an 7 luncheon today. the National Assembly ye turn ‘ | : seven gallons a Shanta’ : 4 ing and fronting in the citw courts” om } nye on ans, Who are close to ss : : 4 . Michael Curtin, proprietor, was ar-/ rode six ‘tie to re a hah ‘lon | old, a graduate in law of St. Louis! sible to increase the rc cu — Vi; mt “7 68 2% 101 ulation has contributed together | L. Holland of Ohio, resigned. a national disaster if it was “ae Mricken Robber Con- General 4 : , . ' 1“ ’ ' : iy SC *s- tq a. te — . a oe _ nea roag tax, put — : 4 with ‘ ¢ hh > iaOyv > ———— ===> Police ma t : rested. after a mule - wae leading : a tess, and has Leen practicing sa'd he exper ted the Repub! cans Whea oy 105 9° 52 147 ‘“ ith the employ ers, from the aze Ch ane ; ° te agg nee. , either Brit to id oO eneoage: ser — 'E Léquor Found tals . a ‘ ree . .. | his profession for about eight would trv 1, ‘at a ene iciotess In eens rial Pa ae } 11 years as a postal clerk. He was) ly full value. in ‘ der og cv pe Dar! y Hil 4 54 29 93 tanec Chancellor remarked: “I must now |Cession so long as each sectis near Kingshighway and Man- oy SS sevitns mule trom a term Of {he @Pone of thé igvinal 1) ‘ % are SFOCe a en saint rie asks Parliament to enact that after j slightly in ” frained f 4 avenue at 12:30 a m. yes- High street, in search of suspicious} St, Louis road when the anima! be- the original Miller sup-?more income. This f ureae | Wellston 1 ” . 0 ss: se-7 slightly increase the revenue. rained from attempting tos hen acticed ae PE (Ssies. whenicame fractious. | ji. |porters. He lives at 4124A De| would mean an increased income | Wellston ng gs) oo «6g5)~—C NO years each man and employer| The House was puzzled for an |'ts superiority or to doms a1 he r . oor his ey eer ve . “es! Beck Interested in Civic Work saat fund a nants mene 61 37 29° 73 week and each woman and her | giass to his lips ng as Uf sndeciéed ‘what to > gue hanging on the wall. The/ stables he collapsed from loss of. icin ti a a an reac sund. Page avenue . f 8 o: i. employer a half penny more, an ps. The policeman approached nec joe a is rradunte of + ‘ * - \diamont S . 7 ’ ° ) in’ : - rasa + 94 bec of the bottle was in plain; blood. A physician revived him,| Giyege ofp Law and +b e Benton Carried in 45 Precincts. ETc liam nt 62 651 41 ae cima sisi a Baap Churchill Proposes Tax Reduc- View, the policemen reported. }however, and dressed the wound, § eats : eee ; ‘ 4 uJ ° ’ . A . ‘ -pence Samuel Sedevic, adjoining his ee ee oe Black Ashes. * it he ag been Interested in civic | U@ted Suburban pregincts. How- Univ. City 5. 67 8&3 49 117 and half this for woman and em- reduction in the tax on earned in- . loon at 1860 South Twelfth b vy the : oa . 4 iWork. t is helleved hie appoint- rever, many other Suburban pre lniv. Cit é "4 © 9°: 11 ployer comes a £100 ' oule-| MANAGUA, Nicaragua, April 29. | le lente ak ae | cimete : ent» nll 2) Se ay pipettes. 90, and reduction talking about anq was | ei eatery | c ru . wate is th result of the politica! |! tie CS — against the bonds. Univ. City 7. 78 S 41 44 For 80 years, however. the state |in super taxes. me . . " , r Reer Pound Under Ploor. 'weeks ago as did some smaller Ni- ENGINEER KILLED IN WRECK 7 — om being somewhat more Washington U. 18 . 2 18 £4.000,000 yearly ($20,000,000), tn | filme, motor cars, motor cycles, " The floor of the wash house ad-|caraguan volcanoes The opinion 13 Pa en nas ar eg 14.009. or about 26 per cent! Clayton 1....212 6&8 160 120 the third vear, rising to £15,000,000 | clocks, watches and musical in The Sd . . _ are . ‘ ; boul a | ured a the rewgistratio ‘ — ; i ‘ meet i ~ nm ee @ saloon at 1026 Geyer av-,is expressed here that this ectivity) fornia Train Leaves me Cam that os m9 pobre It was plain Clayton 2 116 44 86 74 in the tenth year and £24,000,000 | struments. al} of which the United time ue a “gt up by policemen ina is safeguarding the country against 'p. .. ~ 1 Aomori H srough Sorrento Canyon in a hard | much to bring out fa. ble - nae os en : ; 27 54 a, ee See Se eee H R ing on rain ® mite mare . ‘ uTand “otes, es eres Y zea a 2 , EA want H 8 28 miles north of here last he only organized efr ; eloquent passages of his remark- , ni ? ll?iy ; ‘4 . — mi2Oa f1rort to de. nda! : gem Heights was chairman of the Web. Groves 2. 58 22 43 41 Paued to Drink Whisky. j en erizing _— ith entrance *ermanent Road and Bridge Asso- |Web. Groves 3. 72 21 42 50 Three times during his onc! | * . . . A by meane of the hanaoues clatio . A ] for | St. Louis One Big Automobile Directory 0 a ge tee " iu ee ee n Every precinct in his Web. Groves 4. 56 3 27 673 speech. Churchill paused to con- | ppare ) ; VOC aed ; ce olticere which adioins St louls +r Weh. Groves 5 67 49 * sume whisky an «od ’ ' the freahm sir pan ; meta aye ; st. s, re- oe s 5 67 > =e } a a to the [n- W. 99 - h e P er f ect M ar k et Pp ] ace. A} hall by ct! nena aed access to the ~~ ro a heavy vote against the Web. Groves 6. 355 78 °9 101 tense amazement of the House and Stout omen nai by climbing a fire escape an OndsS , revea 7. &§ r ae t 2 } | deacending from an upper ne —~ Six county wer sreress. 56 5S st ot the annoyance of prohibitionists | De gent porn ttn ene ain Pr. All ™ - OuUNntY towns returned two- Web. Groves 8. 48 69 °> 496 and lady Astor, who made audible | ee we Ta r ; ? , — . . . ~ H ohatl for a magistrate’s ‘ea ae — oe majorities for the read | Web. Groves $3. 45 $1 27 46 comments. His first drink cor. | ! . ou | mall | any. str: s aring to- ~mncted pene a T niversit; Cits So. Webster ’ 84 6 «648 17 8! vulsed the House with laughter. nstructiwe—Entertaining | ——— oer ens erguson Fiorissant, St. Webster 2.75 62 -8 114 An attendant brought it in as ;

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- WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 29, 1925. >» ~ ’ -2- Lh, So —_ Ba ~ te * . > - _ SS agg Re Pie | The: cit Miss Reba Meyers, 19, of 5567 Ind., Police — Slipper aration of the Wabash graae cross. eliminated and that the plan pre-| the measure enables the executor ueton avenue, injured left hip ay ull and lacerations of the body, Miss Anna Lohbeck, 55, of 3641 facture of “bonded” whisky and gin for the St. distant points. Speoiel to the Post-Diabateh, oman Operating the Machine _ the Enterprise ters of administration and collect Injured. s | ty, proceeding on the,that the present condition of (his/ sents of the State. Public adminis- Sets of Robbers Captured aterman avenue, abrasions of the ing at Delmar boulevard, will g>, posed by the Board of Public Serv-| nzmed in the will of the nonresi- ra. ~~ Angelina Sarbvela, 5, of 2612 ft ora boulevard, fracturea right a ; mp. | | | 7 (fi gees ‘ ‘ bt} he city s plan for depression of the May Return to the Scene | Hoping te Remove Evi- |: dence. Spec wo the Post-Dtspatcn. GARY, Ind., April 29.-—Gary po- lice, in hip boots and Slickers, went piace in Chesterton where >» charred and dismembered body ofa young woman was found this week to drag for the missing legs ind arm of the murder victim, while Sheriff l‘orney of Porter (‘ounty an his deputies took up + 7 ' he trail of the murderer, using the €ycz.asSses found near the bady As ’ ' -—— form the necessary work in closing up the estate in Missour!, except as to real estate, after qualifying in Probate Court. Heretofore, the kublic Administrator has done such work, oftentimes amounting merely ‘to a perfunctory transfer of the holdings and collected a fee of 6 per cent of the total amount in- volved, plus allowances for his at- torneys. Public administrators in St. Louise Kansas City and Cole County have. profited chiefly from this practice Which ®reatly increased the ex- pense of administering estates of };nonresidents. The bill was intro- duced in the Senate by Senator ' Kinney of St. Louls. The Public Administrator in Cole County in the last two years filed on estates of 123 nonresidents. In , 42 cases he had received fees ag- gregating $19,140, and fees in the remaining estates, based on the usual allowance of-5 pér cent by the court, will bring the total tor the two years to $56,054. DETECTIVES EXCHANGE SHOTS WITH YOUTHS IN STOLEN AUTO Thirty-five shots were exchanged in a running revolver fight laet night between a detective riding crew and two youths in a stolen automobile, but the occupants made their eseape into the county. The riding crew spotted the stolen car as it passed them on West Florissant avenue at 8:30 p. m. The licensé number corresponded to that of the automobile of M. D. Sarrell of 3712 Penrose avenue, which was stolen yesterday. ' Orders to halt, the youths put on speed. One of the detectives fired a shot in the air and the. youths in the machine replied. Over Good- CHICAGO, April 29.—A warrant} fellow to McLaren avenue and west for the arrest of Andrew A. Bonk- _kowsku, chief of poljce of Bufr! _Oak, a surburb, charged with as-! agents, | | to Hall's Ferry road the detectives followed, firing 18 shots during the chase, which ended when the b sped away from them on Hall's Ferry road. Governor's Secretary laces Charges NOGALES. Ariz... April 2?29-- two agent s appeared in a saloon in| Warrants charging possession and A bartender! asked ‘for H. 8S. MeCluskey, secre- hibition violations: ‘transportation of liquor will be Hunt of Arizona, and from the ‘store. “known hibition violations. A. bartender | seked | eH a counter and attacked the agents, George Eberle, purchasing: agent The agents were specially assigned | of the State Highény Pepartment, ft was announced by M. P. Cosby, To Finger or Foot Print Infants.| Federal prohibition agent. Cosby HARRISBURG, Pa.. April 29.—|toék possession of an automobile ath of his automobile at Grand- oulevard and Flora Court. She efused to prosecute. . 2 Asa miles. They were instructed to|4immerer formerly lived at 4752) foot print infants born in public or) released. Eberle was accorp panied awaiting Ford. Rushing .n- Through East St. bouts against railroa: v business : Another Raid Made. . scrutinize ai] persons entering or lewis place private hospitals in Pennsylvania. | by McCluskey, the officers said. s he was chasing a speeding at- ” | he found Cyril Lauson, th Sheriff Foncannon of Terre men of Cairo and ner protesting x ymobile on Government Drive a + is “al ling face to the ? Another raid, at another point leaving the district. while special [cKinley Trive, in Forest Park er, svill standing face to Haute having a larger force otf . ' cities. nine Ps Mi with his hands up. He set ow’ : :, , cn Wash street, waa made later in - mou ynted deputies patrolled the h a ti a his ware o> US ands up. % deputies than the Sheriffs of most ' held tha’ , © speeder continue on ad . @r the robbers in the police cas f tl) a the afternoon, under direction ov , x es : . - reads on motor ‘veles convoving ° _— ~~ * ” o - * { a l ~ rT 1 it’ "UT {) . _ . ii@ s per) ig U if > U is ] - " . — *\ Vitnesses took Hunt, who was une? el ies wth Bhan, i. 2 nGes on He rum FowUte. | James Dillon, in charge of the force uperior Court had ag jurisdic utomobile traffic. The watch was onscious, to Barnes Hospital, manging several shots with " ‘has made some arrests, and he tion in the case ere his condition is said to be met. 29 #!most overtaken the Ford | reached the conclusion. from his —--—— oo oe i) rouths er store just as the NG | neuen fought aniéag themsaives leaving a nd | heard one of them —_ .. oe Se J i. xe ntucky, ana had obtained the ap- S¢ Inere ° 7 lots to the railroad yards. was 799 barrels a month. and that . gM 5 agen peels 2a ~* proval of the Interstat« (*ommerce So hiding ~aggdn = . Ameociated ‘Brees gne youths said the crash result “> to 80 men were engaged in its evidence of distilling on the prem t VW REMERON Construction Dr. A. @ Dobbins. Valparaiso _ > " . wee ji. yt ) , 45 To 4 t,las . —" . ae oni ‘ st * . ".) . r 4% "OU t Si Pt TOPE “TOWN, uth Africa, April, when Kline who was d'iving. tratisportation 2 aay Sli Veni aay ses was found at the second »lare ; : ae Nie = ? Coroner of Porter County. said the, ; p shots ‘ , . ‘ : r . : : = ’ _ . » ati’ ile ; i . Cory MAIN- 7. ly a] ae = © um emier Hertzog, addressi ) me frightened and atte mpted that the nicoho!l whe trananorted The shooting of lo d Wesh “ fr condition of the poadyv ade it dif | Pr | } COM | fieylt to determine whether the} he Nations] Assembly yesterday, burn, which occurred near Chris 606-608 Washington Avenue—Thru to Sixth Street injunc- to the State of on ~ a « - em &+ a 7 > . * —_- + > eae — a District Assessor by Fred Geh- | : cohol, on highways near Terr: Hiaute. have come to the knowledve of Indiana and lilinois officer. though such robberies are nn, re- Regularly once-a-month we assemble every group of odds and ends and of- fer them at sacrifice prices for quick selling. The chance to save is quite | unbelievable. Early shopping’is most necessary. The quantities are limit ed and will not last long. iby the Terre Haute authorities. | loser relations between the Kaneas last four years, averted a prospective fight between | City Southern and Missouri-Kansa¢ 4 BALCONY 100 girls’ Wash Frocks.............39¢ 200 girls’ Wash Frocks............$1.00 34 girls’ Jumper Skirts............81.95 MAIN FLOOR 475 Prs. Silk Hosiery, irregulars....50¢ 40 handmade cotton Gowns and Che- ride as cap as sT. LOU T.LOUS POST-DIS march ed te is a different day where Sunday night suppers are prepared in a differ- ent way. Ten such ways in Capture of His Companions | ¥2* Used for the redistilling of the! her tenure of the directorship of | wt , lormation obtained from rela-| @ePatured alcohol, known also © the Chicdgo Opera was hardly a and strengthen its position in Of Kleine as to his activities | “‘TUbbing’’ alcohol, from its use in! pjazing success. But it banks en |°°Uthwestern merger nezotiatio | ing the fatal attempt to hold hospitals as a body liniment. Some | the probability she would attract |) "°* beginning to take shape. 5 . thi ! ttl edistilling proc¢gess ! , ' a maity { atht Seer ees Ato 2° 91 Es ot cheat. ofen to the exphri-lone eS * | WORKWAN SERIOUSLY INJURED “4 a . ~ & . . mattmnti | or Wil ked jand leaned against a post in the PUT ON KATY OMMI EE ,jJast four vears under AsSess0o! Wil ( south of rr alte a : officer inquired what he! ently Iny down on ‘the sidewalk. and.. sot of Terre Haute, one of | Affairs of M.-K.-T. ; lsidered for the office of Assessor being the case, Patrolman | side. and he did nor learn, at that the robbers and the rum-runners. | Texas railroads was taken today he said, his conscience had / time when it was hoped to cat ch | and the) nials, it is rt her , ' : Se ee BeKO- | Co., and Moritz Rosenthal, Laden opps eee SABE $7.98 -! . ils ery } re > "¢ . —— lb 4 lz na? A “o “eonres6& ? y appeated, He was subse | dqor, while the raiders were enter-| taking over of the Monte Carto |. Thalmann & Co., represen THIRD FL R Underwear . . $1.98 x Plate and fired at the clerk. he greater part of each twelre- bles ce cteces 0eebe neato ae 12.) Oe Per Pee rreT Tre ; lat » T'ni ; tebec -in ¢ udson aut shi lagrant mistake for the Union 00. pt. Chidago or to Ind‘ana points. R >-in a Hudson automobil . | r] l P orn { raffi ‘ : : a piste. 2 9 ke | ; } . : 5 F' ii ‘ Sitl Lig r . 4 ~~ -. “ ' ‘ . . , ‘ . 7) & ¢ * ’ se “ . } ] > ie th > ps = x = . ’ i : was walking his|you are after the outfit at Tenth weet Je nd. femme lose _ - at ” ' » ahanl ; ; oe ther. He-said he did not fear olla ‘District — ’ : Ss now expected to recov abl : h Louis Wollbrinck, City Assessor} J = and charges of kidnaping, es wej! | . sy seen o shorten its schedules during the second administration of | . , ive rw ee nN hic ¢ , . 7 ; ' - ’ ‘ ; ‘ ; ob "1@R ’ tics sr ; rw _y r | . 0) a cer. . : *« é &- ther. nv, ng as if undecided what to | (;o0ede said he told the man he Rol erie f irucsKS CA rving al. mel wh Was recen lx named 4 i ,otlG a vear. ithe leaders of the robbery Another| by; Mayor Miller, has been engag may took him to the station|time, that the place had also an who had armed themselves with | When representatives of the Kans: FOR MONTE CARLO OPERA The new members of the com- lef him so that he could not) the operators of the still. One man muy identified by Corwin Rid- | ing on Wash. The man was seen! Opera next season by Marv Gar- ing the group which recently ac-| 80 Pcs. crepe de chine Chemise. .. .$2.98 25 Sport Coats ...... ss segeenees e+ BLO and a much smaller still. The large) ponth. to the executive committee will 25 Ensembles. including some all silk, $20 22 flannel and plaid Jumper Skirts $2.95 “ 7 m the wheel over to Richter.) ¢ron, St. Louis to F: St. [Louis pposed secession of the Union iouth Africa and that it would dé, Edgar County jail in Paris. Wash by Gehner that the } dige rood cu -off would ray and Man-|and Wash. There is $2500 in it for ession so long as each section pnear Kingshighway and Man-' o's as of assault to kill, will probabh ucago and the Gulf ‘Henry Kiel, yesterday was appoint- inning Thursd t9. A. M ——— . favar \ iller "oO ~ ' The policeman approached could not consider the offer. He ssor by} Mayer M wen KHeginning urs ay al . . . oOrte:r ry he me roOlhes ; . us . | liar Peder wil 7. ” ell, 1 guess I'm the man you ‘attitude of a drunken man. FF eect by the men robbed, w 10|New Membership Gives Kuhn.-| }i@™ Buder, 1 it bes talking about an@ was in-| While lying there, he said vester- | 2 eens wiated Press the man who held up the Lin-;| three trucks of denatured alcohol, | Acoore as to information receive, | step toward reestablishment of/in the real estate business for the he said he was James Hart,! exit on Tenth street. rifles and sawed-off shotguns. ‘City Southern and its banking af- | mittee are: L. FE. Loree. chairman and he had about decided to! was in the place. but a woman’! » Of €065 St. Louis avenue, a to vault over a fence in his flight.| gen who has for many quired substantial stock hoidings in : : 1§0 sport and twill Coats.....,.....$78 @ | 86 Brassieres at half price. .48c to $1.98 D-law of Slain Robber| ‘till, {t appeared on examination, sive the Kuhn-Lveb group a strong Choice of any Ensemble in the house, $49 50 pleated and wrap-around Skirts $395 wuth Africa from the British em admitted stealing the re-| by men from the St. Louis head- | 0°" Ill., March 25, helped to direct |. girl) had been approaching mater} whole Joe Traum and another ma, national disaster if it was due t burn is now exper d to re ove, v 12:30 a, m. yes-| you if you forget it. If you accept rained from attempting to ass avenue at Nhs ; P slapped him on the shoulder. went to the neighborhood at 10-30 KANSAS CITY SOUTHERN MEN hrinck's salary , arrested recently. His arrest, | NE Ww ‘YOR K. April 29 Pharmacy the other night andiin five-gallon cans. Hie saw the old, of 2616 Sheridan ave, Man Flees From Place. DIVA RATIA’ iz illations were elected to the “Katy” EGOTIATING DEAL , Special to the Post-liispat of the Kansas City Southern; Sir 350 Prs. white kid and canvas low Shoes, himself up to the first police-| called, “Johnny, Johnny.’ years } : la the store, and a customer’) he raiders found. on the second a resident of years been | the Missouri-Kansas-Texas = sg RE rong : Choice any Cloth Coat in the house, $59 voice in the affairs of the “‘Katy 100 Silk Scarfs beowee 12 Fox and Wolf Chokers .........$70 12 two-skin Jap Mink and fitch ren! . enced raiders, at the first inspec- | . ‘ _ ' , Spee ac RRM « rhe? ory Ute | am and sore or the ners sre |ag Prater cftact tac'tanens| BY FALLING STEEL FRAME, eye ebook. Se, eee ee eee mera - rie aooaree PRESS nue, and Charles Streng, 18, | Stil! eer aes. SO RPPATalES CO get not been expected or intended to Norman Mumper. 20 years shown in 97 House Dresses ... terrae SGC 50 silk Dr , sacrifi Vas cape Se 4 Preas 4s eats Horne avenue. Both have | # the own ¥y metic used. ms But Sir Basi! Zaharoff and other; of 2109 North Twelfth street, 50 brushed wool Sweaters.........$1.00 F batt sot Ps they were present when | Hundreds of marbles, of the Va- ' shrewd newcomers are determined | seriously injured at p. n ; BASEMENT ioe credited in. thie pe Mo was shot. Davidson was /"!ous kinds used by boys. * es. | to alter that terday when a stee 150 Peasant Blouses, voile and broad- al news published ' Me from a bullet wound in| “Chinys” and “giassies,” .ome plain To make room for Mies Garden roof of the Colonial so silk and flannel Dresses. ......$2.95 25 Jersey Dresses. .\....«.........$100 pupreowee wet. in of brililant farses were ' ll be necessary tc pay the boulevard ‘ sie reeere LUBSCRIPTION RA ht foot which «e said he re- 20d some = in the affray, at Minnesota found in the place, and many « pena director about $300,000 he lapsed and th: mi er ry rol Lt a ~~ eorey : Vr bh 7 Afr mweT ‘ . } ‘ ‘rane - > SS Was = allies ad ° rostal order. “exs ® ho! at coated with a ftiim, appanen. vy the » In 1922 (Gunzbourc's a urment. While WN pes n . : DO 5.06 ee ee ‘ Lows exchange. ror see ney Ree z polsonous substances vss moved froi. that thie sum does not a peor | Work another irkman loosened a Recipe bork oR 179 trimmed Hats, from better lines. .$ Choice’of any Hat in the Basement. $1.00 ~ eut-of- 34 rT on © | MOaeonous sSuvetans if sare sm the — 4 ot ee TN SY } ai “shy - ~ a & Co., New ork sliveres bY city carrier a s brother- in-law, with whom the “rubbing” alcoho! in the redis- very large when it ts taken into bolt to make en adjustment and FP. HL. Leggett ~~ . 4 ley 7. eliy only 1 Copy = Sunday. 100 fed. told the police he ac- tilling process account the Casino made $3,0'0.- the structure collapsed Muni f : TRY PREMIER COFFEE TOO + suffered two fractures of the righ! leg and internal catundank } , < leg a | « = oe mae : he three vouths to a eosang. cies, peter ad RB ter , bt: Prater Other Devices Found. 000 during the financial year ju Mt Mun Be ™ on the Lemay Ferry road Charred barrels, and an eilec- | closing. 414 act « . : Be is ell. “Olive " | Se eee ae OR se: pag BG) cogeapes® f+ be jf

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~ a Seaetteiia adit ttaaioal TR OY sere . ; may ey ‘ . “ee F o er: 4 - sae” : “eee . ‘- a 4 a = 7 . > i : - x Ree aah * Le " a, st aon inate Te Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY C irculalion than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED WEDNESDAY. APRIL 29, 1975. ~ SECURITY PACT, a sai CHANCELLOR S808 rane Ee | With Von Hindenburg He Declares Nation Does Not Desire War. — —— oer Declares Government will Not Change Its Foreign main in Office. Br the Associated Press. BERLIN, April 29.—Germany s foreign policy will not be changed Ir. Hans Luther, the German Chancellor, declared emphatically teday in an address before the an- German Industry and Commerce. This declaration is understood to Ydent-elect von Hindenburg, with |whom the Chancellor conferred yes- terdar. While Dr. Luther did not refer to the recent election, it is generally understood he spoke with the full ‘authority of Von Hindenbure and the groups promoting the Fielc | Marshal's candidacy. No Desire for War. “The people of Europe desire the _removal of uncertainty and lack o: _clearness.” Dr. Luther had pre- viously declared. “A policy having that end in view must naturally be igoverned by the law of continuity ‘and cannot arbitrarily change its stmt: That Germany does not desire | War was a further categorical! dec- ¥ BEAL) PAYMENTS tring is the cost —— this litt ad Bendy y A page ad- Yertisement in this paper costs nearly $:¢% The buyer pays the advertising bili every time. The qyestion, Mr. Buyer. is. do you want to pay your part of a $16.50 adver- tleement or are you willing to pay your part of an a@ver- tisement that costs $7007 ccc mm — Hiegs, 816 te $500 Watches, S14 te S20 Men's Watches. 816 S16 to #300 F. H. INGALLS 412 N. TTH ST. adherence to the security pact idea. “Germany desires to protect her- self by treaty,” he observed. “and ®s I wish to emphasize at this time. coes not desire to conduct war. With regard to the failure to set- tle the question of the evacuation of the Cologne area, Dr. Luther de- clared: “The whole European Policy suffers from delay on this | ed in vain for reasons for non- evacuation. Security Stand Unchanged. | Reverting to the security prob- | lem the Chancellor reiterated: “It is self-evident that the | Standpoint adopted by the Govrern- ment remains unchanged.” |Pledge for international co-opera- tion. : : i | - 2 . . 77 men of industry and commerce wil! never fail,’ he said, “to contribute ing and loca! co-operation for the imternationa: co-operation of na- tions.” Turning to internal problems, he imsisted that all talk about new if{n- flation was criminal. The Chancellor said the Reichs- bank has made the mark complete- ly secure through m eeres it has adopted and that it las other measures in hand for ‘ eeping it > > ee ~, ) -* stab‘e. Urges Thrift at Home. In order that Germany may ex- sumption may be increased, he sol- emnmiy admonished his hearers to forget the figures of inflation and | again to calculate on close margic’ in which w ery penny counts. Iie said he considered an oe-wcat | surplus eanentia’ doth for indus try and for the meeting of repara; | ions payments. He added a plea that the German people resume their pre-war habit of accumvuilat- ing tndividual savings. The German Cabinet held -a beeting last night and, after listen- ing to a report by Chancellor Lzu- ther on his conference with Presi- SS Arete, | ; | 4 ; if 4; This decision was arrived at on the grouna that there was nothing in the German Constitution which required the resignation of the tion of a new President. gratniath Hindenburg. By the Associated P-«se Have Musterole handy when q ~—“rowned heads, deposed rulers. @ol@ starts. It has all of the ag. German clubs from Buenos Aires tard plaster WITHOUT the Diister | cisco to Helsingfors, and Generals You just apply it with the fingers. “>o ‘ought under Field Marsha! _First you feel a warm tingle ag von Hindenburg are all jotming ir “the healing ointment penetrates dcluging the President-elect with the pores, then comes a soothing, congratulatory messages ang other Queen Victoria of Sweden. whe comes from the former reigning sore throet. oul house of Baden. — Wa -¥ Among the former rulers of Ger- | it may Bre their felicitations are the Land- | grave of Hesse, Grand Duke Jred4- erick August of Oldenburg. Duch- jess Paul Friedrich © Mecklenburg | Princess Adelaide of Saxye-Meinin- | gen and Prince Rudolf of Lippe. | Parmer and Wife Owe $63.314. PAXNA, It... April ?9.—Frank | Simpeon. a farmer, and his wife Grace @impsen, of Rosamond Township. hare flied petitions to be adjudged bankrupts SS. mpson lista abilities of $51.465.23. ané@ assets of $540.25. He claims ex- emption of 8406. Ore. Stmpson ‘ets Mabilties of $13,906.69, GERMANY WANTS _ Policy—Cabinet to Re- | nual congress of the League for reflect also the viewpoint of Presi- ! (laratfon by the Chancellor, who; jlaid great stress upon Germany's | He said that Germany had wait- The Chancellor followed with a “German statesmen and German their share to peaceful understand- ) : 2 eo a. 2 port more and also that home con- ’ Cabinet on the eccasion of an elec- Deposed German Monarchs Con- HANOVER, Germany, April 29. | vantages of grandmother's mus- ‘o Constantinople, from San Fran- | ; cooling sensation and quick relief. “God has helped.” telegraphed ene man states who have express od | [777 "773 CHARGE PURCHASES PAYABLE IN JUNE |! SON | SILK FROCKS. In the Newest of Summertime Modes —all priced to afford savings out of the ordinary at 6 AL y \ ! estab’ mr 2's} > A 0 Se ane Ger he me © New Allover Lace Dresses — Ln € New Georgette Ensembles , . ay > . f J _ 4 + > a Put» ne a fs ’ ’ “ ey ay i :% md ~~ ov - a . . 2 erry ,z . _ : : a y e AS \ = + te "i la . * —” D ae . . a ( fi € New Flowered Chiffons - " 7 / : o > . 7 oa , 4 J ‘/ ‘5 » is ’ es cp | : . ratty G New Printed or Flowered Silks © © New Flat and Satin Crepes "te Ss “CPO @eCRRRGlan..,.4 j NENFELDS 610 to 618 W ashington Avenue Extraordinary ! 216 Higher-Price ¥ rey Co DRESSES Are Included at HERE is a collection of Dresses that demon- strates the merchandising superiority and at the same time proves the fash- ion alertness of the House of Sonnenfeld. Dresses refreshingly cool in appearance, for both daytime and evening, with graceful, cascading jabots, billowing flounces and godets, flattering lace trimmings, in fact, every new treatment dictated by capricious Fashion. High Shades for STI —_—_—_—_ a a — Sale o A May Sale Feature Th zn] oe . wo a tn ot hl al : a 4 - a — Both Daytime and Evening Black and Pastel - Shades in Geor- — gette and Flat | Crepes §@ Flowered De- signs, Often Beaded (Inexzpensirve Dress Shop— Fourth Floor.) | ~ ai (Suit Shop—Third. Floor.) Suits Reduced 22 Finest Ensembles. . . $75 \\ 31 Cloth Ensembles . . . $49 ¥) 28 Ensemble Suits ... . $26 Coats Reduced: 26 Finest Coats monte . . $88 31 Silk and Cloth Coats ; 43 Dress and Sport Coats $2 x+ 4 (Coat Shop—Third 'dent-elect von Hindenbure. agreed | |wunanamousiy to remain in office | me 2 ¥ wee ‘ At. ara eq te Ae - »| s Se & 6 . we . 4 a” ~~ ' @ al : we % US ae a Crepe Silks Sik Failles New Straws Hairbraids Combinations ' wo een ew Offering 672 Hats Selected from Our $5 Hat Shop, at - Red Wood Pablo Gray Green Navy Rose Blue Black Copen Styles for misses and matrons in both large and small head sizes are presented in a collection of the season’s smartest modes in a sale whose timeliness will be as welcome as the extreme savings. (‘353 Hat Shop—Second Fioor.) SONNENFELD’S, 6ro to 6:8 WASHINGTON AVENUE 77 —- » ——_ oe ee ee

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«t ; h Shades for th Daytinie nd Evening | ‘k and Pastel a des in Geor- 4 tte and Flat v ge ole” Mad ee i = Weight Colors. Summer $ 1] 05 White and Crepes — lowered De- ays | igns, Often ELDOM is the opportunity offered to obtain these Beaded : high-grade Sexton Pajamas at such an extremely . low price. These garments are cut full and roomy and come in solid colors, plain white—self stripes and figures—also contrasting stripes. V shaped neck and middy styles in sizes A, B, C and D. The fabrics in- clude— ensive Dress Shop— Fourth Floor.) . duced —n . ¢ Domestic Broadcloth Mercerized Pongee (Cotton) Rayon Striped Madras Double-Print Cloth Balloon Cloth , Checked Nainsook FUR RIMMED « « $88 | Coats >. $38 ; \ Ae BY | é (Men's Furnishing Dept. and Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) rt Coats $21 | — ‘i : Coat Shop—Third Floor.) Thursday Is Bedding Day } A Simmons Bed : $14.25 ii Simmons Steel Bed with con- FE tinuous square tubing, heavy fillers, can be had in either full or twin size. Finished in rich American walnut—an unusual — Sale Day~Bed and Mattress $39.50 Automatic Day-Bed fitted with ‘coil spring and felt mattress combines comfort with /[f beauty. It is the Windsor style with ends in cané panel effect. Selon ter ieeddion Dev. Simmons Bed — Fabric Spring $21.00 $4.95 ’ The medallion decoration in the imitation cane This special Simmons non-rust Fabric Spring is _ panel gives to this Bed just the touch that is needed | well made of twist link wire with side rails of to relieve its severe simplicity. Twin or full size,| steel tubing. The price is very special. in American walnut finish. me ara Coil Spring tton Mattress nseg $10.75 , $ ] 0.75 | Simmons make, of heavy resilient spirals, high- Layer style Mattresses, tufted for comfort, have | grade wire. Border wires are extra heavy for sup- rolled edges. They are attractively covered in aft | port. The construction gives great flexibility; fin- ticking and will keep their shape. 50-lb, weight. ished in gray enamel. (Seventh Floor.) Thrift Avenue The Buy-Way of St. Louis Preserves, 29c r6-oz. fars of a well-known brand Preserves, made of pure fruit and sugar.in many flavors. Packed in air-tight glass jars. Dozen, $7.35. Girdles, $1.25 Straightline Girdles of fancy cotton brocade, with elastic section at side. Sizes 25 to 32. Panel Curtains, $1.18 Filet-weave and shadow-lace Curtain Panels, in very attrac- tive patterns. Scalloped and finished with fringe. Cretonne Pillows, 59c Round Pillows covered with light or dark pattern cretonnes, Splendid for the porch. Iced Tea Sets, $1.95 Of clear crystal glassware, consisting of tankard shape jug, six glasses, six hollow sippers and six coasters. Aluminumware, 69c Ea. 3-piece pudding pan set; 1, r%4 and 2 qt. size. 3-piece saucepan set; fT, 1% and 2 qt. size. 8-quart dishpans . Coffee Percolators. Apart- ment style. Crepe Gowns, /9c Women’s cotton crepe Gowns in slipover styles, neat- ly hemstitched. May be had in peach, flesh or orchid. Broadcloth Dresses, $2.95 Made of English broadcloth; straightline models with patch pockets, tie belts. Hand em- broidered. Sizes 16 to 44 Silks, $1.39 Yd. High-grade crepes and nov- elty Silks in lengths 1 to 15 yards. Some seconds. 36 and 40 inches wide. Boys’ Blouses, 79c Well-known makes of Shirts and Blouses of English broad- cloth in white, blue and tan. Also a few percales. Slight ir- regulars. (Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) | yh vory vd ba me: BE Th ))) |) i Plaaes ' i | bis edb, ibiide @ 4 > he = 2c ay een .— titel ewe, Soap Combination, $1.00 Attractive all-metal waste paper basket included with Ivory Soap flakes, 4 bars of Guest Ivory Toilet Soap. ofese we White Enamelware 2 for $1.00 Included are dishpans, cover- ed saucepots, saucepans, pud- ding pans, covered kettles, mix- ing bowls, etc. a- = Skillet Sets, $1.00 Griswold brand, set consists of 1 No. 3 and 1 No, 8 size pol- ished iron Skillets. Wash Tubs, 2 for $1.00 ft size with side handles. i ? a each order of og packages of | | . Roofing ; _ Special, | 100 sq. ft. to the roll. Complete © . a Galvanized Wash Tubs, No. (Second Floor.) . «tw O’Cedar Mops, $1.00 A Mop which cleanses as it polishes. It is made with a re- movable swab. The price is erg of Cer-taint . with nails and cement. Step Stools, $1.00 T , Three- ise, | ool Grinders, $1.00 braced-wtth gaetan Rw pp he a _ Very useful knife and tool and well made. sharpener for home or garage. i. Enamel Combinets, $1 An exceptional value at this special price is this all-white Combinet with coverjand bail | handle. } | Rose Bushes | 8 for $1.00 All-Summer blooming va- | riety and will bloom this }; Summer. In the assortment ’ are Magna Charta (pink). Vick Capric (striped) and Druski (white). Quantity limited. No mail or phone orders. - _ Dollar Sale of Housewares.- - Presents an Opportunity to Effect Important Savirigs Squeeze-Ezy Mops ............ $r.00 | Johnson Wax, 2 pounds........8100 Enameled Bathroom Stools..... $1.00 | Food Choppefs ......... evaccee tae White Enameled Mirrors ...... $1.00 Wool Wall Dusters ..... shoes 0G0 Iron Bird Cage Stands......... $1.00 Hose Reels, metal wheels. «.... .£1.00 Mixed Paint, % gallon......... $1.00 Vacuum Bottles, quart .....ss: mi Clothes Baskets ....... moos 0% $1.00 Screen Windows, 24433 in, a fo “Be: , , te Pitth J | | aa Pe ee oe r WEDNESDAY. The Dail -DISPATCH al h ; : weenie a F APRIL 29, 1926. aily POST DI alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ' STLOUS POST-DISPATCH 5 APRIL 29, -1928, oJ ilies See Our Other Announcements on Pages 12 and 13 . , ; | . Enjoy the Advantages ~~ om | F , of a Charge Account J is ; | We invite our customer to avail themselves ‘of * ’ : , . e the oatvilane of a charge account. Its mes ; 4 advantages are avaliable to alt wie pt | Ra agg | }3 p ' : / the necessary record in o | F E. | GRAND-LEADER fourth floor. : he - : ii ~ | a YY This Is National Baby Week—Special Values Offered in the fe : | ; adic O as aDrics ~ | f Inf ; | ale of Infants cae) ee A May Sale Feature That Offers the Newest Fabrics at Extremely Low Prices A a —=7 . ‘ ; | Every Mother Should Profit by the Unusual Values That Are Being 2 | Striped Broadcloth Offered in the Baby Shop. Many Attractive Features for Thursday. oe Long Dresses, Special $1 i aa In Sports Colors— Cc ag ow Dresses, made of soft nainsook, are trimmed with : ° , ainty lacg and embroidery. Infancy to 2 years. Moth- ' Ty an Special, Yard, ers will find it wise to purchase a supply at this special price. , i, Z ay A HIGHLY mecerized cotton fabric, in an unusual display of Handmade Dresses, $ ] 50 : €- SZ 4\=% smart patterns, at a very special price. One of the favored AINTY Dresses made by. hand, of soft-nainsook with EAA. \G materials for sports, morning and afternoon frocks and for chil- hand tucks and smockine for trimmin These gar- Al ZB er ‘dren’s wear. Guaranteed fast colors. The soft, silky sheen is ments /are exceptional values . - . AOA, :etained after laundering. 36 inches wide. | 5 CT ha : CAS, (Second Floor and Square 7—Matin Floor.) _Hemmed Diapers Sweaters, $1.95 . ZiZZ $1.75 : Sweaters and Sweater Z es PI ake "| 2 5 Y d cae ce ae Diapers, er" | Sacques to keep baby warm on a AG \ ] es square. cool mornings. They are made ’ Alcs’ are hemmed. dy f Be s: aifl Ol cs, C ar Teething bende dans pres | of wool zephyr yarns. Zge An offering of exceptional merit brings this beautiful voile at fac asc | , ey Z a price decidedly low. It is’of fine texture, nicely woven and in _ Dresses at $2.95 | Madeira Pillow Slips, $1.95 ¢ a variety of solid shades. p dich acaietenl ot sate. ane yon ye Pillow Slips elabor- | a ) ‘ . ° noroid- ately embroidered and scalloped b Chintz Prints | Flock Dot Voile | Emb'd Voiles + mel conte — sm yt hand. They come complete with tthe. ; | | ues at this price. uine Kapok pillow. who 0 Oo 25e%e 2 = 29 Yara 95 Yard ' aaaied F Complete L Ginch © thane lity, print- A ial, widel a | These Embroidered Voiles are ex- 4 p Y e ed in quaint obits patterns, in fast : Sal ildied benubler deeases. Thee calle rates ea an They a of ceaturin | om ete a. ettes ie ] iat 1 ’ os f £j li ; li | two-ply yarn; in attractive colors, em- . Le af wear, house frocks, draperies, slip cov- | Sk dat pattacen, heiae gochey eines | broidered in new and neat designs. These May Be Chosen at Prices Ranging From $9.95 to $50 ; a ers, and many other purposes. | shown. 36 inches wide. | 36 > gang wide. The price is very ; om ie | i. Bama 31 Pieces, $9.95 | 40 Pieces,$19.95 54 Pieces, $29.95 \\ Nd } a ° | . | “1 2 Cotton Shirts _ 3 Vanta Shirts | i Solid Color Voile | Dotted Swiss | A-B-C (Silk-&-Cotton) 2,Cotton Shirts - Binders : - Vanta Binders 4 : | 2 Binders 3 Gowns | 3 Vanta Gowns | 3 9c Yard 39e Yard 5 9c Yard 2 Gowns 3 Petticoats 3 Vanta Petticoats » | ca SPN ry 2 Kimonos 1 box of Talcum . Two thousand yards of selected | St. Gall Dotted Swiss in the popu- | Featuring 2000 yards of this popu- 1 Sli Han : eg ; . ~ 3 Slips 3 Handmade Slips two-ply Voiles in an exceptional as- | lar pin-dot patterns, featured at this _ lar fabric with a high luster finish, 3 Slips Fancy Dresses 2 Handmade D sortment of beautiful solid shades, as | price while 1800 yards last. Colors of excellent weight and quality; will 1 Dress 3 y | _ a s 1 well as black and white. Unusually § with white dots and white with col- launder perfectly. 36 inches wide. : x Petticoat t Toilet Basket _ : fine quality; 36 inches wide. ored dots. Buying limit, 12 yards. Many new and popular shades. r2 Diapers 12 Diapers tr warm Blanket AY a YZ : Blanket 2 pair Hose 2 Washcloths ¥ = 2 pair Hose I me oe _ 2 Bath Towels .. | . I anket — 3 pair Hose ? - ” : ° 2 Quilted Pads 1 Pad ba 1 An Outstanding Sale of 2400 hen off Titeniin bier : )—_——a ‘ on Oe 1 bar of Soap 1 Basket ' 2 Handmade Petticoats ms eee ie ae eee ~~, — ~~ — ea ~ et |

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5 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH the Daily POST _DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED ean + a »” ne” yp oad JESS a emma pn rth aaa are SSE r Sere eee eee eee eee eee eee eee eee ~ Use New Rapid- Transit Elevators if All Elevators to 4th Floor \ The Store fer Entire Foarth Floor of Hoase- wares : China Lamps x Houseware Hose Outtit A very easy Seseeaes sean eB Bae as See nmpeeepeeeaeenaeuse es A geod grade 4-ply Sprinklis 1 Hose. Mower with 4 cutting blades ae )6owhieh are made of finest qual- plete ity crucible steel in 14-inch size. ‘Hos~ | self sharpening and adjustable ora ~ to eut high or low grass. acs a Very special Telephone Calls Given Prompt and Careful Attention Sale $8 Sprinkling $12.50 Lavi n! Mow ers Full Ball Bearing running Lawn Deferred Payments lf You Wish With White Splasher, $47.50 A Special Sale of 100 Cabinet _ Gas Ranges especiall: ad ful ¥ guvuaran- (Small Extra Charge for Connecting) Extra Values for a : eottes pa ware op shal 4-Piece Pure aluminu iz ; Eiz 4%. 2 and 3 quarts sl Laundry @utfite; four § clothes poles with & mothes Ping and 50. Bird Cage Stands: eine = 9 a a es: Sass fami! iron @ ft. gai: «ell b cca : tovs ; Grass Catehers: ad)ustad Clots Hampers of str mower: with gaivunised 71 $f in larga size ; with Rots ‘ant Household Cha- Mepladders; _ 2 mots: firet quality i 2 wh are “ eine. extra ann ~ ~ sili weg Seed ang “we . ( rv«tal White . acd *, ; : bars heuse and saras’ “- $ | —" 28 $ | yaroUs Cems ca. : Vi indew (oval . first le; 24 me Zz gualit y whet gTarnti' SI re > Shoe, Kreoms . se “ _ deh a Toilet Paper: > _e | : rt hy, e+ «a Dollar Db 15 $I _ An extraordinary purchase Pr t blankers } } ID. $23.50 value. $ 9S very rpecial nee special a Buy on Deterred Payment if You Wish e titted REECE EEEEARLEELEEELELLEELLELLL LLL. . : SageseeeepeeeeeseaeaeeSeeeee BSE SSESSSESSESERSBES ERB SESE STSB Bee aeaaseaeeeeaeseasas = This I s National J | : \ May Sale of Baby Week \¢ Lingerie ~ Every need of the tiny tot can be sup- : A = Gowns, chemise, princess slips, department. Lovely silken garments and soft plied in our 2 eam al : n' ete. and at a very special saving during this | The Ste ) ter all the Peopia. | lins. All at a most unexpected saving thi weesk (FPeurth Fleer—Nugents«.) a f week. (FPeertk Fieer—' LL W Just 216 Spring Coats in the lot. We bought 100 Coats special for this sale and 116 were reduced from our own stock. A‘ wonderful assortment to choose” from. Thursday at 9 A. M. Come early. New Spring Coats $25 Coats, $30 Coats, $35 Coats and $40 Coats Misses 14 to 20. Women's 36 to 42. Stouts’ 44 to 50. Continuing Our Semi-Annual $16 Dress Sale } Beads Beads for $7.04 WEDNESIAT ArRIL 39. 192s —- eaten ene eee a ee. a sae eae eae eaeaaea se =e 4 Pounds Hershey Milk Chocolates $2.48 Regular Br sweet. lirni '. 2 Detes to customer. Sold regularly br us at 4$-¢ ih Every package pure and - r spectal biend— stee! cut and whole bean— Assorted luster and It! ined A f colors. large assortment 48 Burmches of — | Extra briggan, a . * Lawn Trellis....... short ste MATERIALS STYLES } Pon and cectional’ ccyins; OI) At soem Poiret Twills Flannels made pI The ys Men’s | Twill Bloom Velvo Suede _ Dainty Bloomers and Sve ss Derona Kashina Step-I 2 f scok. Wr ns, or. **« $ 4 E las Novelty ,Cloth Of striped and checked Also pla at SIZES sbaaen Fe p . i. ae Pants, 6 for...... Pure gum Rebbder Pink, natural asd white. Assorted sizes All ‘Sines for Misses, Wein and Stouts | Secrend ee PAULL LLU Se $20 Dresses a, Dresses $30 Dresses $35 Dresses | : MATERIALS—=s t-In. Silks Se snd aa eh Broade] oth Ss with eolore d satin $ 49 Pongee Silks eautiful printed herdered | Stripes or neat inlaid stripes on “white grounds. tions i : pongee, radium and crepe . The ideal Silk for the hot weather wear, yard... natural color, ei We Wal ee ~ f - Pipe ’ - . > = . . oe New Foulard Silks $3.50 Printed Silks _32In. Pongre 8 Siks—12-M weight, “$3. = , $4 QS S6-inch pr neal Foulard Silks. in 4)-ineh new Printed Crepe Radi. , pas i Aare = 6 a ig a Pe _, ~ sos eel Bia aS Se - -Im. Colored Chinese Ponges : ; _ oi 3. ~ ) a c > 69 epg, Sheduargss Py S@ks—Shades of green, bive, Fost and $6.95 Yard = | tects. 4 yard Gm | weer $1. ‘ (Main Fileer—Nageets.) P Soe 35,000 Yards New Wash Fabrics Thursday) “ pie the materials that make charming, cool Summer frocks. Bright or darker colors and white. a All the new weaves that are.so popular this Spring; a wonderful selection for your Spring sewing ~ $1.25 Faney Printed Canton fe Pe ee a wae Extra! mt . : - ‘ : . s are $1.69 Seli-Colored Checked Bengaline...........-. 73c and 85c Printed V ‘oile — 38-inek Printed Voiles, im plain Pi2o Fancy Striped Breadcloth..................-;: and faney 7 with printed 49¢ t. patterns : Ay bs!) PP eee 4125 Fancy Printed Half Silkk Crepe............... Be teal S1.49 Fancy Ray er As a os a eee akc Sele ec eee $1] OO Fancy Dress Linen | si» Printed Half Silk Shantung.................. %6-inch Dress Limen, in colored | ~ % Thursday grounds with woven erossbarred ‘ S1.49 Self Colored Plaid Rayon Crepe............... effects; yard, .: ica es. ck, _ Extra! Extra! Extra! Extra! oe Faneyv Broadcloth Printed PA olles Colored Dress Linens 8c Plain Chiffon Voilé S-inch Rroadcioth + =e les in 36-inch Dress Limes 3$-inmeh plain ‘Volle im « ertzed ’ rant tdre blue. nila, vres Hn. Pink ana " wide. attractive color combination® 35c Infants Socks, a rie | | i 4 fer’. i Gix Se ee $ Ivory | £0 Inches wide. sunmimer trocks. Pretty paste! shades, first : ty to es iValities; sires $2.98 Satin Canton or Crepe Satins—in new $2.98 Pink and Ivory Crepe de € $1.69 Full-Fashioned PEOCNEY « cus wed ‘ Ser, “e and chiffor welght ead «''k: ele garter topes. Zea §% ‘to 10: irregy! ars 79 in} 2 for. . red » ik ane 9. Girdles, 2 a ae ice etvlee for the slender OP ne excellent ment. Site aseort- | r 5] 29 Bandeaux, 4 for Sizes up to 42 Brocade and plain Semmer weight materiala. 7 1000 Girls’ mode's 7 te 1 Wash Dresses All “Pretty 1s Maid” F rocks ggg 4 FS... azhecks es Diaida, a guarantee ‘ast colicrs. Made up im attractive let to &. ( Bergate New samples from well-known manufacturers tacluded. new, stylish Shoes, as well as plaie Some of the many Kinds are: or black suede, colored kid. © vas and plain leathers. Al) sieee Children’s sises to ¢. You -

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~ 3 ® rae 4 A Pe 4 a WEDN E SD. *s - SKEPNtspar, “a LS a en Ene Daily f POST-DISPATCH atone has 07,000 MONE: Cite Cire ulation than.BOTH o other evening PO etn nt COMBIN ED ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SSS eae . . ’ ae - ai Sale of perie princess slips, Step-ins, garments and soft mus- unexpected saving this (Fourth Floer—N agents.) pr this sale and mnt to choose = yats oats = = = = = = TYLES = immed Models = lels Sport Coats = New Shoulders = ight Sleeve = ts With Velvet Collar mt Flare Effect ghtline Coats : = = = = = OLORS rab «ss Tan=s Gray vy Cocoa Gravel oudre Blue Second Floor—N agents.) Second Floor—N egents.) = ir a Sale Enjoy aze You ines—in border ef- —)}? and 40 inches combinations for repe de Chines—40 — ld! igee Silks ‘ongee Silks —12-M weight, Pes ones ‘ongee Silks—12-M weight, aS Mick Colored Ohinese Pongeo des of green, blue, rose, yr ivory. $I 49 De . . ursday rsand white. ring sewing rinted Voile . in plain } printed Nes ~~ C Jress Linen n colored 7 5c yssbarred 1 Chiffon Voile A. a Soft Ginghams -inch 2 to 9 yard the of tine Dress Ging- —in plaida, ke and fancy 3 ke erna. Yard.. 4 Main CNleer—Vuagents.! aSseana 8 am er OE LO ee ae a ‘ tent a a perm al 1 . _- oe ; A] —— | on Ss ese sepaesceaeasan 8 8 88 - Open a cere Account—Tt Always Pays to =~ at jean De _— aunaunsse ans knee length New uve. Broken up ‘a et pieces « Spring colors: packed in sorted sizes: boxes. Limit 4 lbs. ly imperfect. 4 Pounds é Junior Hershey Milk Yg Socks, Chocolates. 3 for Regular $2.40 Plated sport Hose, rs (HRargain Basement.) (Bargain Basement.) (Bargain Basement.) $1.50 to $2.25 Corsets Nice assortment in wood range of sizes, New Cor- eT se Gingham Band Aprons, Checked gingham and fig- ured percale Band Aprons; cut good and full: plain and rick- rack trimmed. eae GE Boys’ Stockings, ean | 5 a ss wie kts 6-0 eo « Limited quantity of slight lregulars of 35c grades. Fast + pn black; all sizes: ribbed ose Men’s Caps Stee ee New hae stvles; light colors, light weights: new Sold reguiariy by us at 49c one-piece top effects. Ail Every package pure and Sn ur spectal blend— Extra ee ene Bal- briggan, white and ecru : Lawn Trellis. a0 6 6 be short sleeve, knee length. ] a Fan and sectional styles; All sizes 28 to 34 Ue Men’s Union Suits, 75c to cam PR 89c Values, 2 for... *| ¢ ) i p wy 7 } | re s vee trimmed and all are in light . arms Dainty Bloomers and Pin. checked white nsin- J Fook. Full cut; sizes 34 to Step-Ins, 2 for. *- $ 44. Elastic * ebbing back Of striped and checked Also plain balbriggan Suits nainsook and novelty ma- humerous Summer styles. All s A. terials: step-ins are lace- 54 to 46 ' shades. Some extn sizes in this Men’s Lisle Hose, — a 6 Pairs f 8 ae $ $2. 00 Trimming Beads, Fine gauge, well-made «] } « Sli : ‘ 4 Hanks - - orn © & ¢ $ of oe “ae ¢ agiethe sa Mee oy Assorted luster and lined Beads. A large assortment colors. » of colors. 49 Bunches of Beads for $1.06. | - “F ruit-of the. Loom”’ 25c Infants’ Rubber Nightshirts . .... | grade Nightshirts: All sizes 15 to 20. Full length and full cut. Pure gum Rubber. Pink, natural and white. Assorted sizes. Pants, 6 for. seek w i. Limited quantity of first 49c Nugents Coffee| 2 for........... | hee] oe. > e in black — 79c Women’s Athletic Suits 2 for Hioney-dew, or- chid and flesh; vressed crepe; elastic seamed Sets at a saving. x | Zhe Store tor back. Assorted ALL the People _, sae al (Bargain Basement.) Sev eral sizes to se- lect from, l an dscape and upright , styles: sev- eral differ- | ent finishes. (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) hes A Swing Picture Frames learé . Regularly Sold Up to $1.95 Regular One 50e Bask«e Hix pac Flake é. art metal Waste Made of a wonderful unten quality plain khaki Siz kages 10¢ Ivory duck, extra heavy, in lakes. 2 ft. 6 in., 3 ft., 3 ft. 6 Seven bars Ivory Soap, in. All complete medium size. ready to hang. Soap Combination Hood Window $1.66 Value—Consists of | Awni ig (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) Si Ehe "weets nae, |. Boys’ Balbriggan Union limit, 2 boxes to customer. Suits 3 for. $ > Ss 6 8 28.6 | Values Eacl , ; of 40C Women $ first’ grade Silk Hose in b lac K _and _colors. All sizes. Crepe Bloom- ers, 3 Prs. for > for sizes; well rein- colors, 36-inch. Seconds. forced. Come _ in Men’s Silk Hose, 2 Pairs $] \ Crepe Bloomers in of good quality Opaque; mounted full cut; regular on a guaranteed roller: assorted No Phone Orders. Se) LOFTS SS oy J NoC.O.D.Orders. None to Dealers R DAY al U4RGEST BARGAIN BASEMENT The Big Monthly Dollar Day in Our New Bargain Basement, Giving Bigger It Pays to Buy at Nugents f Men’s Hdkfs., 20 for. ... ‘| Opaque Window Shades, Large white cotton Cam ome Handkerchiefs, hemmed edé€e. - or loc vai Women's cotton 45 dozen Opaque Shades, made 5] : flesh and honey- i a ie © He. | “‘olls 3 Siyk New clever & paper ( os —_ - Sane Lb. Mixed Tea, : 2', Lbs. A special purchase enables fF us to offer you this remark- color, guar- able Tea at a great saving anteed. All a a ee colers in $1.69 Girdles aL hes newest Several! models elastic : fabrics.Al]} gores, etc. Assorted sizes sizes 3 to 8. all colors, all sizes. Slight irregulars of 35¢ mercer- ized Hose, fancy mercerized tops; trasting in splen Frocks Boys’ % Hose, 4 Prs. for 3] | styles, Others with con- dew. $1.50 and $1.95 | Boys’ Blue Denim Overalls, 2 for....... . 10c Toilet Paper, $2 Wash Suits Strong, durable Denim Overalls, $ (Barxcain Tasement.) 15 Rolls ° »~ reinforced seams, solid blue oO, tyvles, Stife] stripe: fast colors: Jliver s to 16. Spe jal. flay v eo 66427 a 82 8 2 with neat printed designs; 39 _ inches wide some siight seconds; 2 to 6- only. designs. sesh 19c Cotton Sateen, Printed Voile, 4 Yds. | =~ and — ae Se the wanter plain shades, ore vard leneths. oe as aa Crepe, 19c Shirting Madras, 3 te 30 vere aan $ A Yds Cotton Plisse Crepe, J hs 2 60! ? oe © .9 4 white and blue; 28 inches 36-inch Madras, in . seene- wide. ing relection of loreda stripes: 2 to 4 yard lengths _ 15c Dress Gingham, Plain Voile, 314 Yds. | 10 Wile. tii | 40-inch excellent quality In smal! and wr gs checks of Voile, tn all of the newest and plaids; 2 10-yara Spring shades lengths, 27 inches” wide. Fancy Ticking, 50c Striped Broadcloth, te qvartnginaed nics 9] ace ead SO 2to6yardlengthsof Tick- An excellent —-— — ing, in beautiful floral and English cotton stripe designs; 36 inches in light grounds, with fan wide. ; eport designs; some alight miss-weaves;. 36 inches; 2 te 40 Printed Underwear vard lengths. i Cre 4 Yds. - > > ‘ ' Ae $1.40 Co Crepes, in neat flora! tton re} i Scr n mise and combinations of artifi- Artificial Silk Chemise. . $ | rs r ] in smart tailored ors are flesh, blue and orchid. collars and cuffs Muslin and Crepe Gowns, Stamped on good qual- did assortment of 4 om pepe ee ty $] eral attractive Te 19c Cambray Ginghams, regular size onlv are these lored styles. $1.59 Stamped | Vy Gal., designs; 30 inches wide . Paint, Black and green Spreads oR oy Good grade Paint. signs. Large sizes, some slight seconds. 7 Yds. eeseeee eee ee Plain colored Chambra Gingham; 2 to 10 yare years Boye’ ‘Wiiiiedd.’ 78c Val., 2 $ Well made and of good qual ’ ‘ Saleen: come in flesh, sizes 6 to 16 collar attached or Ps , . nd waite. Regular sizes sport styles: ligh and aark orings, fast colors: guaranteed. , COir . only. crea ece (;Oowns are few nainsook, embrotdered and with lace edge. Slips are of cotton sat- inay and Pajamas of striped nainsoox. and styles (oarcnin Bosement.) style; extra full cut. Sizes —— — 8 alls 32 to 44 Jumpers 36 -35c Infants’ Socks, a ee Bloomers and Petticoats, Tricolette Bloomers and Petti- a, 3] 1500 Dimity and Broadcloth Splencis ¢ Pretty pastel shades; first Boag . f} fis and second qualities; sizes coats, in fine, lustrous Ns 4% to § elastic waist, fancy pleated cut — : Petticoats with flounce bi ttom usual Value. > Men’s $1.50 as une ES cae eiile's oa Made of 229-weight blue den!m, double - stitch seams, high back Over- to 46. crepe, in Women's Rioomers of cotton retnforced. Come tin flesh and honey $ 3 for cer enRe 00 6268 68 ’ ote Pose Peay made—i0- | well Shad Forks, tablespoons, teaspoons, ic Revers: lengths; 32 inches ¥ wide. 7 ~——_——-—_— Pads, filled wit cotton and bound in tape Ww G , Sli d 19 and 39c Plated P 3 for... Women’s Sateen Bloomers, ar sates hist 5 eet Silverware, 12 for.... § | mf od Eats. Lap 4e 2 for.. *eeeeneeneeee#e#ee An ~r lot of Gowns, Slits and two-pi Pajamas. —— m spoons. iced tea spoons table knives fork A cal other saaeul ach haan. an soa Infants’ Nainsook $1.30 Varnish Stain, Ot.. . Dainty little Dresses oe Dresses, 3 for. ..: 17 soft Nainsook, in yoke style es; limit one galion, ing and embroidery. foot capacity full cut, regular sizes; $1.69 Full-Fashioned $1.50 to $1.95 Artificial Splendid range of choice thread silk: lisle urter e $- sade uf P rns and color com bi nations, Sizes &! to 10: irregu! lars priced purchase. Come pet SET | Drapery Silk, Yd... .. oe | Results of an under- ideal for all drapery ea silk ana Asso}! ‘j co.orTrs an ] _79¢ Hosiery, 2 for... “iis 9] —_ ds Bat - lengthe: can be used Nice atvies for the sipaser inch, alike on both sides in en in Peter Pan, round long sleeves, also peas- ant effects: sizes 456 to 46. 98c Terry ( Cloth, SF ae 7) and mannish collars; figure; excellent size assort- Girdles, 2 for. sdeeos ii: 8 curtains Or portieres; 15 var ment. 29 -Bandeaux, 4 for | Girls’ Wash Sizes u to 42. rocade ? Dresses, 2 for Partly solled white voiles and colored ging- a ° > | hams in broken-size lots. s 3s to 14, and plain Summer weight . materials. Overblouses (Bargain Basement.) §1x90 less § Sheet uality: well made, seam- Women’s Crepe Bloomers, . Hose Reels i cecum ce | Best grade Stains; all the best and trimmes in hemetiteh- P. & G. Soap, 27 Bars... ¢q Kiddies’ Sleepers, Large size bars, white naptha;: 2 for : =m - | 79¢ Stamped Dresses | $1.49 Sheets, Each..... 27 bars. Kiddies’ at NS a ae ntatntindiia some nabeet Tien 25¢ Women’s Vests, $y moetiy extra 35¢ Children’s Knit 3 for Waists, 4 for... .- | Regular Standard Well-known make. button Guaranteed 1 year; 5-foot exten- sion cord tw- piece plug; pol- ished nickel finish. ades. Printed Jac- $1 Rubber Aprons, 2 for.. $ Music Rolls. Popular style: aeee ee aa . » new Fancy trimmed in flowers and selections. Instrumental —— noel quard - ae ni Ww pockets—all bright. colors Limit and dance. While 1000 Se Ga catiraes ors ae 1000 Men’s 98c Electric Curlers, 2 for sy Lustrous All- pAb } : Pua? . ay ‘ 2 | *F eae . : ' it l ruffle and tie-bDacks. Ort (Bargain Basement.) ae shades ton) $36-Inch dium Bnades ———— 15c Imported Alil- $1 Rubber Syringes and Bottles, 2 for........ $ regulars of Silk Wash Satins — y d ne aonke : — Ma red rubber: factory a et eee - 49c Brooms, 3 ‘a eget ae | fittings . / Large size house Brooms; good Silks—1'4 Yds. for | weiene ana’ materiais : wen OT Ric Curtains 4 paps § Yasue .aie eee. | Shirts Slight Ir- $1.50 to $2.95 leakproof. Complete with _ eee Unbleached Muslin, : ly * (Silk and Printed Ra- some In at Silk Japanese Pongee— $1. 49 Clothes Hampers... yt oe Natural tan shad: arge Xo. 2 size. he: «plint able 36-Inch Crystal Crepe csiesel atthe. weet ta — —In light and dark \ | Men’s or Youths’ $1 50 Khaki ’ T} ide ON “hy icKS orehia ent whit (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) and Lingerie Cloth, 2 Yards. = prot “bere ovan oo | a ~ full 1200 Pairs of Women’s and Children’s Low Shoes New samples from well-known St. Louis manufacturers included. You wil] find new, stylish Shoes, as well as plain styles. Some of the many kinds are: Gray, beige or black suede, colored kid, white can- vas and plain leathers. Al! sizes in the let to 8 Children’s sizes to 2 (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) | Jresses many de Dresses wear, — : peu. SESS SBE BEE BRBBBaEeBBBS [2 Se2 esa eaereeasaesaaenpauuaunspuaane a5. th | 25 for all SIONS : husiness wear, street wear. sport Catnaiion Sale to Dollar Day ‘¥ 2 Dresses 500 Silk and Cloth at sold for ars more. All Sizes for Women - and Misses Limit 2 toa Customer (Barcain Basement—Nageants.) for Companion Sale to Dollar Day New Spring Coats S00 new Spring Coats. tailored of fine polaire S, tweeds, plaids, all new Spring col- ors. All Sizes for Women and Misses (Bargain Basemenit—N agents.) Trousers . § $ Bungalow Made of guaranteed fast «olor "¢ Khaki, with cuff bettoms. be! 2 for loops. ete nesulae tallored pants ; tors or Sizes 28 to 42, wate wove *gnagvem, petaeie ee ea rr! oie a®. Eengilieh broadcloth Extra-Size Gowns and and novelty clothe, Styles are Sp! these well-made Muelin Mle eT ~«ollar to match. Chemise. .... : separate. & oi” penne -ollar-attached, neckband and Clireat selection fabrics. colors. All sizes 14 to li endid values to t, ary Chemise, in neat pattern* cut, roomy Barments. Our Greatest Dollar Day Millinery Sale Over 700 Regular $2.96, $3.95 and $5.00 Hats at h You Will VM onder at Theee V alucs. Trimmed Hate. Children’s Hata, Un- trimmed Hata. Tailored Hats, Streets and Sport. Hate—in fact Hate for ali—beth matron and mise HUNDREDS OF STYLES—Bert values we have ever been able to offer at such a price MATERIALS — Patent Milanese. Milan hermmpe, Vieca braid hair and straw com- binations (Bargain Basement—Yugents.) 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i a - Se aoe Ser Pe PRCT . be fap ; yee * i - WEDNESDAY, - APRIL 29. 1525. us Si. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — jie Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other ei cane newspaper CUMBINEUD —— oe VERDICT FOR GEROLD ; N SUIT FOR $25,000 TAMION ID JUBILEE > East St. Louis Loses in Eftort CHARGE PURCHASES MADE THURSDAY ENTERED ON way STATEMENTS PAYABLE JUNE FIRST. to Collect Claim Against Only Three Days More at Diamond Jubilee Prices | 45 eye Pieces of Germann F yi IGP .8St WVLAAAAHLUULYCHNHHOR UU 38) A verdict in favor of E. Fres, Gerold. former East St. Louis Ci Treasurer, ané his 11 bondsmen Was returned by a jury in Cir's Judge Cook's Court in East &: Louis yesterday in a suit to recover: 25.000 which the city alleged Ger- Coming - Sale of To os . xv perenne - ple $e A ad — “2 €. ’ aa eager, age Combs, ite ) city made with Gerold in a damage 5S oF hos 2 aod : omis, various sigcs ' ices, t suit the followine vear was alleced "s Az ar mm 's © ates eum -—- ¥ te have been made unlawfully ¥> "$2 Ideal Hair Brushes gee | k A resolution to collect from Ger- ae Rm) 7 Zé. ** ola money which it was claimed ht owed the city was introduced in th: City Council in 1922 by Mayor Stephens after the vearly audit 0° “Ay (Except Whittall Rags) and Other Rags Already Marked at Jubilee Prices co stce os an i) For the Final Week of the Diamond Jubilee = Odds _ Ends Entire Stock of pet Furniture, many lef wt phe ics inte aeset. The resolution was defent- . ed by a 3 to 2 vote rigin of Present Suit. Later, the present « ity Mounc rte Take Advantage of on rem fut ion by Mavor Stephene ~~ oOo ID R sei t bro! mPT ST Lites, regs nA | eedered Corporation Counseln omesticRugs,Carpets i sr aes of he ta Our Budget System cet to “te ‘ection Suit wes hile eS: ale af =r) Diseéonnt. . Tiled. resulted in the present trial SN which began last Thursdays and Linoleums Jubilee Specials 3- Pc. Fiber Sunroom Suite ve Aba ae Th) : Payments GRAND JURY JURY HINTS POLICE oer At 7 | yy Discount Willow Chair $3.75 Regular $75.00 ' USE EVIDENCE IN DRY CASES K | oe ae = O | 7 why _—~ $6.75 Frosted brown finis! . strongly built § | 75 * You ean arrange for a ; ae hago — : — ecg y Including These Scatter Rugs, Showing the reh Swings oe ( wotenns hats cia a spring-filled. a i reasonable down payment, re oS oe , or Settee Lniamond Juouee Special, at “it ce Aiv stroyed a. ee by Law. 15°, Saving ‘15% Saving p w hy R ss $2 7 z ‘ é with the page livided eo Oval Rag Rugs Chenille Bath Rugs ——— " Furniture Shop—Fifth Floo: over a period of months. COLUMBIA. Mo.. April 29.—B fief that liquor se.zed as eviden head found its way to police officer- isx6-ineh, regular $1.90, for $1.6 Y4xo0-ineh, regular $6.00, for $5.1 Tater Gh 9s, Sor $0.19 ; . aanaheran ana ene Excepting Items Marked With Jubilee Tags, We Offer for This Week Only Every Piece of Furniture 47 , “hy eask emular >i yl i¢ ~ $6.37 for their Ure. and haw ne hee: . @Gestroyed as required by law ‘Sundour Bedroom Rugs Rag Rugs. Floral Borders 24x48-inch, regular $3.50, enon xpressed in the final report of Rieu Geadty grand fury. cube 'x34-ineh, regular $4.25, for $3.61 Odd Size Crex —_— Yo ted iate yesterday. just befor: 30x60. ne! uli » $5.00. ti r $4.25 {nxtob.r ar $1.65. for $1.40 discharged "} crand , regu ; ‘ ’ : “50. I ‘ | alls “a “soil “ ch we ex Rag Rugs, ‘Hit and Miss Centers 60x45, regular $3.50, for $2.80 : For th is las vi ¢ eK. these re = 4 ular STOC KS Wi) i] be offe red ata 2) c dise ‘oun! meses Over several weeks , Floral Borders 6.0x7.6. regular $5.50, for $4.67 | —the deduction cole from the regi ilar pri ice at time of sale. . tarned a number of indictments 4x36-ineh, regular $1.10, for $ .93 2.0x7.0, regular $6.85, for $5.82 NNDB gpl Hag Discount oo oe 27x54 he! _ regular $1.80, for $1.63 s.0x8.6, regular $7.50, for $6.37 | =. . _- - i.e 3 oa . roe i = as $1.75 ) : Regularly s - © an tn Bowl Sets—! : : a- tion. 6 sizes Res- 1 a" hold. In three sises. Ulariy $2.50 the Sm uu size Clothes Wringer - — Wood al@crawets. Carries garments. Separate shoe and hat compartment, laun- dry bag, dust curtain and Paring Knife—Statniess ——— oe > e — ’ —_ » » . ' atee|. t Miversai Inaae. , . Car é emgage Shaggy dl oo | — 25-watt round trosted., Boe . = Large size. Four cut- | . a" — a ting blades. Regularly $2.25. unpleasant effect. Haley's Magne- 25-watt round amber. tle | * $1.39 | gg vga | sia-Oil is simply milk of magnesia | ; | | and mineral oi] combined. 40-watt round amber. je Bread Board—Carved on | The oil earries the magnesis nF i¢ edge. 10-in. size. Maple. Reg- ptraight to the lewer bowe!, where 40. pb and €0 watt Ciear, = - ularly $2.0 $1.49 Wash Tubs — Galvanized most ‘‘stomach trouble’’ originates rec catt : ; - Medicine Cabinets— Plain. iron Large size. Recu- Family Scale Universal . p= VV aT | clear hnitrocveT *> > : i _marTee s.ze. ef u a y ™S — mi M-O d Pune oe Banontirigy | :

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WEUNESDAY, APRIL 29, 1925. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | -_—— ——— ee oe —— ae —_ -~ _-— oor ~~ + i. * > Aa s..25 5 a. 2 = i . wr aaa siees 1 | Face Powder. Tal : Peete | Both the Colored and White Wash Goods esular $1 Box : cum —$—— ova 7 | sale , Coty’s l’Origan | S00 Wrisley's Lilac Vegetal SSS i ra Shops offer specials at $1.00 Thursday F ‘ om ace Powder $1.00 Wrisley’s Body Talcum:; Japanese Crepe }) 3 Yds. Fast-Color Voile 2 Yds. 69c Box with large puff 49¢ ‘ Book Special! | Reg. 50c Yd. $ 1.00 Reg*65ce Yd. — $ 1.00 Bl h Naturelle, Rachel Py etn 4 | unette only, to close ou . dee 7 fl 9 4 . > . . | ee Oe Oe Baby’s Own Story | Good quality, plain color Japanese Beautiful quality hard twisted Voile Book { —— “a Rabosacg loony children’s fast to sun and tub. Plain colors. 40 rocks. ; nehes wide, i s wide. Regularly $2.00 . inches wide view e Aig 5° gel vost Pacts, to close out 25e “Pot Pourri” in eflk gauze : c ; == | e P | ge lt By | a at D5¢ Irish Dress Linen | rs Plain White Voile | 5% Yds Tooth Paste a= 06h TN = | rwap-inr cate rir | eg SESE | SON ee a : Pure Irish Linen in a large assort- Sek) res will be made after iis sale. Limit f . | boxes to the one payee Oriental Sachet 2lc Listerine Tooth Paste, } Stories In this book includ- each Ive . | 1 ing— t . . 1: , s ee. targe-sized bottle) Lis- Lotions Pa. \ \S | The Tale of Peter Rabbit. | ment of popular shades for dresses. 36 Good = plain white Voile, made 44c Forhan’s Tooth Paste — Drv Pits Totions: eS ; ) The Story of Black Sambe. inches wide. from combed yarns. $9c Pepsodent Tooth Paste. + on epee ones ; +. { The Ugly Duckling. ° 3se $1 bottle Serie + a % . . de: r 2 » , . = ¥ , S| an * % Pe ft — . > : , > « > >. . aa “= S > f - ae ‘ =, ~ a ~~ oe o — 3 *s r,t »~Jo* . oe . 3..t. ~~ * f o~ aan PS; i ¥ oo fe AS. itl’ ~ = A unt ~~ - aA» 2e Se ly Mh -. _ = | f “~~ >; e G © Ul —s = - iii ~« . oo ~~. att = PS Japanese Cologne 60c size ohe Sic size 25e¢ ; 600 to $1.50 Silk Vanities; wide. 86 inches wide. Hair Brushes, Combs lot at C am : ; Ct a pana ne sen “one | ; oc to $1 White Krinkle Crepe | & Ys. . . 4 Yds. Mths’ twers wae [rene | ae Shaving Needs | Perfumes, Nail Polish Player Rolls Reg. 30c Yd. \ $7.00 Reg. 35¢ Yd $7.00 : . &. 1 s” ] — $5 Boue Soeurs Perfume, 83.50 ‘ ; Sample Hair Brushes, | | on’ a Na “a * 4 ae Spi 2 wh 4 A desirable weight for underwear $2.50 Powder Puffs | 38¢ Williams’ Sharing C eo ee eee C 4aC | ; Mull finish. Special -vc Black Rubber Combs, i5e | — wpe . OSE 31.50 s. Vv. B. YAauid watt | and sleeping garments. +1u inish. Op : ~~ wer . . A wal $1 > ‘ ; , ube a Poeket ¢ ombs, various sizes | 25c Venus Pow der } uffs; in . 82c Willlams’ Shaving etcien h = sa . * ane 7 and prices, to close out, only, | White or fles ie | essh ; | jy Nail Polish ase Wash Goods Shop—Second Floor. "$2 Ideal Hair B: Ise | 25¢ Tango Powder Puffs; ye'- 420 Williams’ Aqua Velva, $1.00 Manicure Scissors, 69¢ for =a — $2 al air Brushes vse low tint, each 19c | each te sd3c Sydwick Bath Salts ' 196 | ‘s Toilet Goods Shop—First Floor. ¥ *. 3g 4 > — a PECIALLY selected word - De . a ‘anes a ¥ ae ee eer ee and instrumental Player ae & = A S d f Rolls in a large and varied . ia 8) oo. A 3s a tampe or assortment. Many lovely af z - y Lo” ame ay E b d Selected Costume Jewelr y classics included. All guar- ti OS a “if - r Wik a. ee | m Tol ery . anteed perfect. fe Ke x ER A Xe! 8 / x Special Values in the Jubilee : Player Roll Shop—Sizth Floor. | {@ \™ { op »)\ Je se = oa Glass Towels - ~~ > Ie a %5*. ~ an Stamped in a. pretty ke Advantage of r Budget System 1 wy ° | Seem WW be Each ‘J : of . ' i J = 3 ees “ wig: | } i} By | 7 a aC Ca — =e ‘ ; Lp * * > ~~ » _ > . aA Breakfast Cloths Sterling silver, set witn | Set with indestructible pearis 9 rr a period | months. : brilliant rhinestones or esyn- | and rhinestones. Prettily en- Dr. Owens os | thetic aeteres ong ey uff Pins, | a ee rhinestone a : pees Tooth Brush $ a 13 Each 95¢ Each | sf, a —— * * * | m Re | air. us Week Only , / ; é4 Group B— | Group E— Thursday Only a | | Cuff Links | Novelty Compacts | Py -} CF va , YA Each [ECORATIVE taffeta silk-covered Pillows in ap- Pillowslips { ) With white gold fronts, en- Silver-plated Compacts; three Ke # PB TG hy d and oblone shapes. Shirred and , ; , ine irned and read: @ strles. With, powde d mir- : — x rR . pea ing roun : od P , ° Ao . i are! oy ie. ies <a eome "with gy My Pad “3 egy ZA I. 5 for = 00 corded and trimmed with lovely French flowers. Good quality Pillow , . a : +" _- | Sterling silver Cuff Links; with jeweled tops, others with ; ag ma ey ’ slips with stamped de- some with fine colored enam- ; cord and tassel. Choice $1.00 Taffeta sina variety of new shades. eh eled lines, pair $1.00 | ais ig R. Owens pong Hoey : | , Group C— | Group F— | 1\S 3s ja ccktery Gian “a At $2.50 | At 83c _ 8 5 C Fach Disc oun: Pe | mene fet Rings Bracelets — Brosh ahaped toe .the | rina atored Fatews te | Cnorares lor Forme | —— Sterling silver mountings set Flexible Bracelets; replica a ple- - n ; : with indestructible pearis and. | pearl set, three-strand replies Seeniy ctevtieee: eae Sa eae nan Rac. 04:16 | apes ee ee ee re A with pierced mountings. Each, | stone-set bangie wero Sac, Choice 1.00 - S} First Floor. . — ** . . : | Dree Sheps sae $1.50 Wire Bed Light Frames Thursday Only Complete with cord, socket and pull chain. An assortment of styles ready to cover as one wishes. OODYEAR “Gold Seal” Rubber Gloves made of = — Ose Rerl— Made of hard- is : : : . ; — ——— | @ A==\ = Z ber. Needed daily for dust- Py 4. Iron wheels. Will hold - | | GROUP G Chokers kK. couctiion nenuanad alee | 9 | Linen Glass OWe S fect hose. Jiegularly $2.00 ’ t (i) t. Clear cut crystal Chokers; pierced metal and bead combination : countless household tasks. | | . : GROUP C Vandervoort'’s Jewelry Shop—First Floor. anien Hose—Moulded *- : = ) size 90 it. Regularly . q . a oe oF Sinnnieas _ $< $$$ —— _— . a manque ROE? Sa alts . , , | | ‘ These Linen Glass Towels, imported for te pladder—Tach step d b ih k | or oe fe . : , — , ons Aghltigee I 1% $48.50 Wardrobe trunks | Bab . "ee AR the Diamond Jubilee, offer unusually good | | regularly $5.00, special i | a y arriages | S SS Re (. value. The quality is heavy and absorbent P ie » ; ; , _ ' . ¥; , } :. J , Hee : . , ‘i . : vex ° : ; ‘) m $37 50 Loe |i Sos | i a eeaeie een ane $2] 75 } \ ’ ; and white checks. Sizes 18x34 inches. , $4.50 Doz. . | Wversible body, cor- ° wy e ‘XCELLENT five-ply con. ge “| ; |, duroy lined. Artil- wee } ‘ R.! Hemmed Huck Towels 25c¢ ° » . - =§ , v ; ' “ ome line F 4 4: , -edraw- ¢ “ads < : . - «2 | Ee eee Firm quality Huck Towels, 69 per cent linen. struction, vM ith hve d eB ) - ‘ ! Choice of cafe au lait or blue. Just | 7 =H J | tak as All white, neatly hemmed. Size 15x34 inches, Each ers. high - grade lining f =o one of our many superior Baby Car- Ss ZA 7 2 . a) ss and moth- | 2 _ ‘. me reer’ ‘Tocking devi 7 me Natural H d Sh d Pill hermometcer — For the . proof. Locking device on | , : a ura emme eets an | OW Cases sehold. In three sizes. yf ¢ alm “rawers. Carries 18 to 2.) 5Oc j We and hat. compartment, laun- . ’ 64 @ 63x99-inch at, each $1.25 42x56-ineh at, each 35ec dry bag, dust curtain. and oy EK t Hi hl d Sw t hes 74x99-inch at, each $1.35 | 45x36-inch at, each 37140 five ply hanvers. a on S ig an ] & . . . or bobbed hair; in all Hemmed Sheets; Slight Seconds $4 75 An exceptional stationery value—fine- shades except gtas : This group comprises siight seconds of our well-known brand of Sheets : Ih A special value for a Rubber Gloves At $1.00 - ; 7 IC Pair Art Needlework Shop—Second Floor. the very best grade of rub- $1.69 | { Chokers, replica pearl combination Chokers, Choice si.00 : Drug Shop—First Floor. In the Jubilee 0. laength of 50 ft., $3.69 1. . , . . 4 = we: . ee For Men or Women and will wear well. Red and white or blue { FINE fiber Baby lery wheels and full tubular pusher. throughout, which is water- “ : . | riage values at special Jubilee prices. ldAnem Shop-—Second Ficér. . : , idee ns ~_ 1 ant’ | SS SS SS = | ac « Sheets and Pillowcases wall ative 250 | ‘ er ae eae | C ] H Good quality bleached sheeting in thes edium size she , garments. Separate sh ) : :. ur Vy alr ) * 81x99-in. at, each $1.50 7.50 Hatboxes " 9 —to wear with long ° inen quality Highland Linen with a dark blue and Pillowcases—the Premier. The imperfections are hardly noticeable Made of black enamel drill. border and deckle edges on both paper Thursday onlv. and do not impair the wearing quality. bound in tan, black or brown and envelopes. Paper is in long sheets— Size 63x90 at $1.35 | = Size 72x99 $1.45 leather binding. Extra good qual- | envolopes in the much-desired square Box 00 Kegularly $1.60 Regularly $1.45 itv of lining. 18-inch size that slips shape. After the Jubilee this high-grade stationery . 39-Inch Unbleached Muslin, 12',¢ isily under a Pullman seat, and will sell at $1.65 box. 24 sheets and 24 envelopes. =— ‘ , Seteseacse sis Domestics Shop—Second Floor. muster Sot-—White enam- carries from 2 to 4 hats. Stationery Shop—First Floor. Heavy tin. Set consists of = ) - Hair Beauty Shop— : S geen: ans § Third Floor. ree CANS aT 1 6 small cans. ; ; e Shop NMownstairs 4 - _ —— — _ . - . = Semel 980 OD OO OSE SPR ES

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WEDNESDAY. APRIL 3%, 19%. EO — 3 - > * tractive shadow designs, and fmished with | smallonine ana ipp- fronce In natura! (,.T- i ™ aiit’)> is oe gists “i mh 4h me . ‘ | . As ‘ — ; Men’s Shirts $1.25 and $1.50 Values “Fr: @ Fiber-striped ma- dras, cotton pongee and other kinds of Shirts. nec k bDand and collar attached sty'ies. Sises i4 to if. Basement $1.50 Cocoa Mats, Each §¢ Cloeely woven bee * m i6@x27-imch ote. Wend s $1.95 Sweaters | $ Litth Beobtr. Peter Pan and stv of fibers worsteds and sof pee ow s> and fancy weates. Sizes for Wome 1 ~ 65¢ Rug Border, 2 Yds. § jtinch felt-base Bug Berder: tn obard- oe oe a From outside and inside alike these shadow- weave Lace Casement Curtains will give you- windows unusual charm. They are scal- loped and fringe fn: ished. In the group are Dollar Day | Sale of | lever net Curtains—both kinds in pongee H S re tint. gee color—and very durable | Oap aN $1.50 Felt-Base Rugs : ' be -e ne "e] Ruffled Marquisette ° Drapery Imported = 5a mi } een , | 3 q ; tr) . : Dex... $1 ' $1.50 Stands, $ $1. | 21-95 Ovens, $1 ~ $2 ‘Jersey Silk Bl Siosueets mers § ° : For bird cages. Ovens—_N , x Curtains Curtains Fabric Curtains ats, “aalist Boal | Somme os Stitah @ ‘Tost | Sears onal Eons strane tal piven, mmet'y i Gare shade wih dounie se Iimit ome lot to a@ cus- Special, Pair Special, Pair V 12.50 Value, Pair — $1.50 Brussels Rugs, Each ‘ pecial, pecial, $2.50 Value, Yd | $ , ite Naphtha fag wire cefowe ~ ~ Wh Fuces for various parts of the ‘ao tome 7"? = "oe > na *8= = 26 r-°. $1 “Women’s $1.75 to $2 Purses = = omen s 4 } name 0” vegclar. site: e. 13) leather Handbags In swagger = Curtains of striped Grenadine, Well made ‘Curtains of good lustrous 43-inch artificial silk [rich Point Curtains mit can: Sa tek ek: cee and under-arm styles: vgrods colore—etth in white. ivory or ecru tints. Quaiity Marquisette with wide Drapery Fabric—in the faver- mounted on Swiss netting; ina gap nion 1 With full ruffles and tie- hems and edging of Cluny ei plain Naidupeidas se, bdiue, wide variety of new and peene- o Soa Ch U Sui ts acks: ly 6 pairs ¢t é us- lace In wh t@, Crear r ecru, Trt - oo and old a si fs. in rn for m ny rooms | p Ips ag ony 6 pa oa cu maty 6 pairs to a sawn — ~ la Arete es whan ng patterns for a : $1. 50 Roofing, $1 ($1. 75 Ladders, $1 Boxes $I $1.50 Tools, $1 $1. 50 Wrenches, $1 79¢ to 88c Val. x Be oe 2 ge Aree va 60c Crossbar Voiles | “Same l Go: oa for... Tocl eete—@ Tools. | Household pipe Wrenchemg oot rol né i Cee “ . inant ncnes jus * jews. $1.59 and $1.75 Cretonnes $1.25 Bouvelle Drapery $1.50 Casement Gauze pce aan Cees wih © oak cule Wits mails aa oe y | Sorta, hte, Chine | Tse $ im. ts _~ we drawn-work designs: woven of | as “TS limit one let to a cus- for - os eh Se se ga er SEEN te ol Regret Hinge snes onan ~ serviceable, arti combed Sea Island cotton | > p | mer “7? an rlocke« reitonnes -— ‘* oars Of SSO Sully 2 [or or 2 Slik auze woven in new stati dita ee a 4+tda for o an unusually splendid quality hangings; in printed designs shadow desi — n ne ooateged iil uediitine ay Chipso @ Men's pin checke many colorings: 95, that may be used re- pongee shade only: wad a, 39¢ | Boxes nainsook or balbrigga OS 5c versibly: the yard. “wee inches wide: ¢ a 05, peal rie sa Fifth Fieor ~ | - for $1 Suits tn athietic styt or fine ribbed cotter Suits with short sleeves > ' to a eustomer. Washing Powder _$1. 45 Stools, $ I wi $1.50 $1 8 7 $1 top; well made. {| 2-Ib. cane “Cid English” oF : ' sak S These Lovely y Thursday—Another One of Our Extraordinary Offerings of Luster $ 2 5 S : opel immons Beds —in the Attractive Style Illustrated ew Well made of white deans, lavender and euvliings. cut fall ang roomy AL eeoce for € are amt mm! es Se to 7$c Yd. Lace Edges, Bolt | ‘ -yard belte of wariows kinds of white ‘ ond om ored ‘Lace Edges for curtaine and fi 12} and 15¢ "Kerchiefs, Dozen 5 Mens and women’s hemetite®ed cams=ric Ha: — chiefs: styles for women have emitroié ————— $1. 75 Kapoc Pillows, Each | 1>x75-trch Kapec Pillews. eich ore sant- = . amd ideal for many wees, covered with a ” ities 23 ‘or $1 TLt@ehthouse brard ~] eanser—for household a din: ie ———— «a —Special, Friday $595 | pe , | — im lor tc acutoner | $1.50 Dishpans, $1 x Alsbedinn, 2 fer | $1 oe bussenn ttiwesick style. erase nel, $1 ‘ ; yy a _ ; ss . . | ~_e. | ~~ | TSe and SOc grades: 5-! ken S Door Mats, $1 Emamel; mized ready to use. |} package: white and colors pom om | | panes leaning toilet bow'!s: large size; one | lot to a customer. = = ij e ' , > } =. : Rinso | ; . " ~~ ——_ r | 23 Pkez-=. | Ste? 235A Fs , . - for.. PNG. Be FES i ; For family washitnge— ; washes by soaking—nro t ~ ; ~— A ' ee eee _ oe eee - on ee oe A A A Ay ee I 2 EE eee ee eg oe re ee | : ‘ oking. — : qT i eee 23-pi ee @ Square-post metal Beds stl a Sheet Blankets, Each ‘ oe sl =f gad are olay ¢ | of : 10 bem hag and F “ a or C Simmons Beds | Simmons Beds u S Needs ee i NE ao ae bisa is Ce i. ) 4° ($15.50 Value 9 Ad et oie Sh ertaeater *Square-post metal Beds with attrac- ) tive walnut finish, mitered corners | These square-post metal Beds are rs Jhon Ss St Bottles, a2 ie S Creer and an effective metal cane panel; | daintily finished in ivory effect—are | Caee corrugated etzie. rs | fear to a ee ee : Sewanee ae . an unusual group. full size and have five square fillers. | ‘- : full ruffle ' and tie-backs | timit of 6 pair | . Pisa | | to a buyer. | a im | | | e attresses | as * ) | Pads | ' ‘ee eg ee s-arnlees — rsda we CE feather Dusters i sua y Sls a “American” make—give | $25 Value— $ 15 | | $1.75 po $1 $1.35 Dusters, $1 comforting Beat tna Cl nities | Oval aluminum Roasters with | «rp. ous ape cts o@tricd whered % We a $1.00 | ' @ Excellent 50-lb. Layer Felt Mat- | tresses with rolled edge, 4 rows - | | | side stitching and covered with ; Splendid Junior durable grade of ticking. Lam S . a | $1.45 Paint, $1 | < op Mattresses CoilSprings Mattresses | | SSNS aot =atee 5 rome 2 f —_ Complete $37.50 Value—at $14 Value—at $35 Value—at 18172 || 29 10? 198 rs, $1 ‘$1.30 Spad. Forks, $1 1 ‘Ine Bpading Forks strapped ferrule and Sandie Se ee Ce Saw a Splendid “Ostermoor” Mat- | Full or twin size co!! Sprin | } i Artistic. hand-turned tresses that will nor lump or ele tm » OPrings, The very destrable Kapok » | . mu gray ¢namel and Mattresses: of $0-I!b. ighe OSS... .. oe are oo on pack; covered with a heavy | with tie top: comfertable and light and durahte Sheen $1 .75 Choppers $1 $1. 75 Boilers, $1 } $1. 75 Boards, $1 avdorate.y carves ases grade of ticking serviceable sphemtth tinh ~ , ate Griswold make food Choppers: “No 8 siseo—~or heavy cin $1.35 Pi 10-4 $1 Bread cutting Board and substantially fin- SSeS CALNE extra cutting biades. per bottom, tin cover $1.50 Stone Blocks rT bread Katve; enameled ished in antique evold : | $1.50 to $1.73 White Emameled Ware. .... $1 $1.50 Painting Sets. $1 $1.50 Shoe Blackening Cases i eo $11 Bed Springs _ $5. 75 Bed Springs $10. 50 Mattr $1.40 Aluminum Covered Ketties, 6-qt.....$1 $1.98 Léft Cranes... 81 $1.35 Double Roller«. 2 a wel! cere’ tna tome oh “Never-Sag” Spring. of wo- rong ‘om fort-giring . es | $1.35 to $1.50 Aluminum ey oo Pals .. $1 $1.25 Irom Traine $1 95c Metal Bonbou Baskets, 2 for ve oe eer nl ae Sie Poappeonaee tt am layer fe ~ | $1.50 Aluminum Preserving Kettles, 10-qt.. $1 $1.25 Laundry Set« $1 ren wire -@ iT! rl Ta - iann St : er f or in center ?u! . a edd arterial = rs. Fach pra pe ts sw pr Ban at ~~ : = as ¢ ‘w_ iter: or Biz | 10c Roll Bob White Toilet Paper, 15 rolls, $1 $1.50 T y Bears $1 $1.50 All-Metal Clothesline Reels and Line. $1 oe mga — ‘he eee’ tates pris rE no = a ered with durable . +t 98 $1.25 Garden Rakes, 14-treth............. $i $1.98 Character Doll« $1.25 Cocos Fiber Door Mats ............ .§ ‘tone fri hie aes ' $8 t "$4.95, ng: spec $1.25 Folding Clothes Racks............. $1 $1 $1.75 Cast Iron Lamb Moulds.............8! Fifth Fleer cia LO Seventh Fleet | $1.50 All-Mefal Dish Draimers........... $1 Basement Gallery $1.35 “Goki Seal” Toilet Paper, carton .... $1 Sizes 7 to ome ! $1.25 All-Metal Ice Cream Freezers, 2-qt.. $i | $1.40 Dust Broome and Pans..............§! Spectal.......... i | Basement t-allery '

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high efficiency—with tubes, May be purchased on easy Sixth Floor pril 1 ,Outis * $ j 00 Value.. Mops with O'Cedar handle ang@ a four- ounce bottle of O'Ce. dar polish. m2 .95 1S Ovens, $1 . Ovens——N o. - — cast iron; strong ba $1.50 Wrenches, $1 lHiousehold pipe inches; dle a@ijusetable jawa. 1 | $1.50 Cas: $1 2-Ib. cane Johneon™ id flooi oval Wax. | ~ $1.50 Enamel, $1 Quart cans, high grade white kKmame!; mixed ready to use. : a7 | $1.50 Casseroles, $1 S-inch round fire-proof pot- tery ineet; nickeled frame. $1.75 Bottles, $1 Pint vacuum Bottles, Univer- 6a) make: jJapanned. 1 $1.25 Flour Bins, $1 =—5-lb. size; heavy tin, Japan- ned in colo Te; oover, — L $1 .30 Spad. Forks, $1 ine S&p ading Forks with . Senenes ferrule and handle. $1.40 Dusters, $1 Weool wall and oriling; waah- able; long and short handles. a oa eg ie oy $1 + + Wits o'eb © « $1 0s. 6 oes 0's $1 sline Reels and Line. $1 " Mats... awe Moulds... incon “~ Paper, carton......$1 ae ..§1 Basement Gallery size; 4. Wrenches: 14 Sate English’ or . ‘Sallie, = ee ee ee — atin The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED > 3 Lbs. ae ae € Fr. & B. speci widely us d ly good for cartons Mixed Tea ial brand—— ind especial- hed tea. Basement i In Khaki Trousers specs = $1 @ “Lee's” licht ored Trousers: colors; waist. clay-col- also dark sizes 30 to 42 We Basement | Men’s Shirts $1.25 and $1.50 Values ua | q Fiber-striped dras, « Shirts: tyvles. to 17. cotton pongee and other kinds of neck band and collar attached Sizes 14 Basement ‘ ' ’ na- with a $1.50 Cocoa Mats, Each -inch size. we vem — in L_ pi! Closely 16x27 $1 ety e © ' heres VA p! mm) Women s $1. 95 Sweaters Peter Pan and Tuxedo wool!lens. Sizes for women and Tr , L it h« Tah orsteds nit and fancy weaves. jars and sof $1 wr 65c ons Border, 2 Yds. in hard- Sf-inch felt-base Rug mi eft Border : $1 eT Si. 50 Felt-Base Rugs tive de- signs and both serviceable and sanitary. 33x72-inch Felt-Base Ru igs’ attrac $1 - $2 Jersey Silk Bloomers Tricolette, Rioomers, mostly in dark shades with double elastic Ctl Women's Jersey Silk f{« and 7 “a colored Ls re *] € Patent $1 124c and 15c d ogres Dozen l1eathei, suede and $1 Men's and wormen’s hemetiteched cambric kid straps Handkerchiefs: styles for women have embroidered anda Ox- rt fords of " various $1.75 Kapoc Pillows, Each $1 kinds; sizes are broken but choice 15x25-inch Kapoc Pillows, which are sani- good. Basement tary Al) ad idea! pat ir mah y US ‘Ss, ‘ overed with art tick! neg. borde mre Sheet Blankets, Each striped GOxKO-11 wh gray Bl: nds of Slot inket s grale Boys’ Play Suits, 2 for | 68c values, of blue striped materials _— trim- $1 89c Gowns and Chemises, 2 for f ; ne and ’ 904 au eee ut fn ; Chemises rlity = aterials and trimmed with — $1 cut $1 9 Kirsch Rods, 2 for double te seid from 36 to tn.3 d-fini shed ackets urtain inches: Rods: complete with | 8 Awe h Marguieette in the favored ki ~~ beautifully designed of harmonizing color- $1 $1 , nd | full and roomy, we - ~ oo on artifiv Cuff > $1.95 Boudoir Lamps $1 Artistic and useful are these Boudolr Lamps finished in ivory with imitation parchment shades. Complete with cord and plug. - $1.50 and $2 Luggage $] Included are emal! and large size fult- cases. black or brown Boston Bags and 18-inch Traveling Bags. Well made with neat trimmings. Women’s Hose Seconds of 88c to $1 Grades 2 Prs. a | q Women's semi- fashioned silk and silk mixed H-o-s8 e ; black, white and col- ored with lisle tops. Basement Men’s Lisle Hose, 4 Prs. cotton in black, white 44c grades. Seamless mercerized olors:. 35 to $] Men’s 85c Work Shirts, 2 Heavy b) ue and eray eoaneey Shirts, cut $1 ored with faced slseves ” @ises 14% to 17. Men’s and Boys’ Pajamas $] $1.65 and $1.95 F: ‘am as, fancy etriped and plain celors of sate ngee and other wanted! 4 “s ‘s sizes B, rol ‘and >. Boys’ sizes 10 and twe butten poe Keta. Men’ s Silk Hose, 2 Prs. ~ — - and feet 36 in. good f | Ea zs $ Z $ =F $1.35 Sheets Six)-inch £f£u11- bleached Feamilese wfth hemmed servicable grade. Bath Towels, 4 for Seconds of 39¢ Towels: $1 20x40 inches, full- bleached, hem- med and with colore border $1.50 Table Covers 58x58-inch scalloped or hem- stitched merce rized cotto damask Covers; with colored embroidered edges. 39c Pillowcases, 4 for $1 Hemstitched. full-bleachea Pillow- — all in 42x36 inch size and service- $1 31 .50 Linen Scarfs $1 18x54-inch Linen Dresser Scarfs inc hes $1 Sheets ends. ofr with attractive colored lace edges. $1.49 Table Padding Heavy, quilted Padding to sw tables from hot dishes: 48 or Vide 29¢ Linen Toweling, 4 Yds. Pure-linen full-bleached. 18-inch Toweling; with red or blue borders: idea! for kitchen use. $ i bi 69c Bath Towels, 2 for $ | t it 25x hemmed and with Extra heavy Terry Towels. 46 inches, border 75c Ratine, 2 Yards for 38-inch Ratine in plain shades and $1 sports stripes; much wanted for Summer dresses, 69c Dress Linen, 2 Yds. $1 36-inch wide Dress Linen in white and the popular plain shades: of $] $1.25 to $1.50 Union Suits $1.49 to $1.69 Dresses, 25c Percales, 7 Yds. 36-inch wide printed Scout Percales: light grounds of various kinds: washes perfectlr. 39c Underw’r Cloth, 4 Yds. $1 A cotton weave in pink, blue, peach, green. orchid and ‘white’ with checks and lace stripes: 38 inches wide. > Bed Sheeting, 2 Yds. $1 Eeconds of 7ic erade Pepperell Sheeting: 10-4 widths—a rea] .opportu- nity to 6U iprP ly Sheeti ng needs. >. Linen Towels, 2 for $1 Pure linen fu!!l-bleached Towels: 18x32-incbh size. with neatly hemstitched ends, _ Cotton Satinette, 2Yds. $ | Lustronesly finished Cotton Sat- inette. 38 inches wide: in white and the more popular colors. Ffeconds. W omen’s Hose, Pr. $1 Full-fashioned thread sil with lisle topes: black. white land colors Ir regulars of $1.50 to $1.75 grades > > Men’s $1.25 to $1.75 Suits $1 Fine-ribbed cotton Suite or fancy fiber stripe Suits in athietic etyle. Women's ‘“Seal-Pax” and other $1 makes of athletic Union Suite of madras clothe Women's Dresses of genuine Amos- $1 keag cinghams; set-in sleeve or style. Samples and odd lots. All sizes Rasement Economy Store 3 1145] ] $5) GN ee ee we Thursday in the Basement Economy Store Will Be ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 8isc Value, eambric with | hems. Men’s ’Kerchiefs sugtom ST @ Large size hematitched %-inch Basement Floorcovering i goure DY] ('Two-yard-wide felt-base Filoorcovering in neat de- signs: seconds of 65¢ grade. Basement No Mail, Piles. Will Call or °C. O. D. Orders Will Be hectiede on Dollar Day hice White Shoes Seconds of $1.75 to $2.50 Grades *1 Ss ring a t Ps "fy es of white oanvas and leather-trimmed straps and cut- outs; high and low heels. Basement Boys’ 79c Blouses, 2 for Regulation and sports styles in madras and percales, striped and plain coiors. All fast colors 7 to 16 years. Dbizes 7 . . . Men’s Nightshirts ‘yr “Fruit-of-the-Loom™ muslin and other fabrice: heavy. serviceable quality in V-neck styl. trimmed and plain, cut full and wide. to 20 Boys’ 79c and $1 Shirts, 2 for $1 | For school or outing wear: of blue cham- bray and khaki with one and two pockets, faced sleeves; sizes 12% to 14's + | . Boys’ $1.49 Flapper Suits $1 Boys’ white Flapper Sults, made with eports collar, colored belt knee length. Hizee 4 to 10 Boys’ $1 39 Trousers Cc] Rors® schoo! Tro + and dark e'ripes aml tweeds. we es from 7 to 17 years. Boys’ $1.39 Wash Suits nh tton on atvie in plain ani | & ntrasting color trir- ere | ‘1) mad ir & In middy and bu combination eo'ors ‘ith ming« Sizes 21, to ‘s years. Satinay = ¢ Slips $1.69 to $1.95 Valaes *] CSlips of cotton English satinay or cotton broadcloth; whire, flesh and honey shades; dou- \ ble hip hems. Sizes 236 to 44 Basement Children’s Headwear, 2 for Factory samples and ama!) lots of many $1 kinds and styles. Of organdie, lawns, crepes and cotton poplin; Ofc to Sil values Pied Piper Bloomers, 2 Pairs $1 Childrens Bloomers of eftcellent quality eotton sateen with @ continuous one-piece crotch $1 — ee —- Sizes 16 | short sleeves and in | —_— ns ee —— eee! ~~ ee, ee Women’s Hats (Plain sports Hats and trimmed styles in bDeack and colors; of straw and fabric combinations. Ba Women’s Sendisle: Pair Women's patent leather. cut-out ~~ with st .tched down soles. rubber heels. from 3 to 7. $1 Women’s Low Shoes Women'« Oxfords and strap Slippers in $1 satin. suede and patent leather. Broken sizes and Womens fe! leather and cotton wp Slippers with a mpons and soft soles. sizes. Women’ $ House Slippers, 2 Pairs $1 Women’s $1.39 to $1.49 Aprons $1 Of ginghams and pereales in «izes from 46 to 52 and stouts up to 60. Designed and patterned by the Ladies’ Home Journal. $1.49 Sports Satin, Yd. ers $1 300 yards of Rayon Sporte Satin tn a good relection of the moet wanted colors. $1.39 Charmeuse, Yd. Yard-wide black stlk Cereense dresses, costumes slips and other appare Sample Corsets $2.50 to $4 Val. "7_ @ Sample Girdles and Corsets of high-grade kinds; not all sizes in every style; all good- fitting models. Basement $1 $1.49 Polka Dot Prints, Yd. White silk printed In an assortment of dotted patterns in the approved colors. $1.19 Printed Crepes, Yd. Silk-mixed Crepe dle ‘Chine, printed in « colorin of the new patterns large assor rent $1.39 Cordeline, 1144 Yds. $1 Jersey rayon in s splendid weight for sports dresses. In a splendid selection of desirable ca, lore. $1.29 Radium Pongee, Yd. (Colored Pongee with radium luster in oe sirable colors for children’s @reeses, slips and de: garments $1 White Eponge, 11% Yds. White silkamixed Pponee for sporta wear. About 200 yards in the lot. —_— Women’s 79c Petticoats, 2 We'l made with deep flounces of pretty ginehemes Rervler and extra sire4. $1 $1.59 and $1.95 Middies Of beet quality feans and khaki wer $1 braid trimmed with emblem on sleeves. Sizes for children and mises $1 $1 Girls’ Khaki Knickers Pelted atvie Knickers tn «tree from 8 to 14 years Made of good quality khaki. 89c to $1 Undermuslins, 2 for $I Women's Gowns, Chemises, Bloomers and Step-Ins of crepe and muslin. Lace and embDroid ery trimmed Babies’ Diapers, 8 for Sanitax brand. 27x27-inch size of white flannel@te or birds-eye Diaper cloth Hemmed 59c to 69c Play Togs, 3 for $I Of khaki and Steifele blue and white striped fabrics, button on at shoulder. L, quantity. Girls’ $1.50 to $2 Shoes $I New ‘Spring styles of white Shoes novelty. strap and cut-out 6tyles Sizes from 8 14 * $1 * 2°68 ’s Slippers, Pai Men’s Slippers, Pair Men's leather Slippers tn bPverett with leather soles and rutbher heels Only 300 peirs in the lot. atyvle Hroken $1 Dress Aprons 89c Grade —Special Two for “1 @€ 2000 gin ge ham and cham- bray garments in 10 emart stviles: many, patterns and colorings; rez- ular and extra sizes Basement A Good Looking, Serviceable Group of Men’ s Suits Sport the season's Sizea 7 to 18 years. I ae ‘ | . Boys’ 2-fants Duits and pleated models —with all-around belts, etc. Made of durable fabrics in best colors. $5.95 With Extra Trousers *14 q English, form-fitting and conservative Suits —made of durable fab- rics in stripes, mix- tures and fancy weaves. They are tal- lored to give long, sat- isfactory service. Sizes are from 16 years to 42 chest. Men’s Trousers “Extra” Trousers of chev- jot, cassimere and worsted Sale A Thursday Offering in Which You Will Want to Participate—A —Two Unusual Groups of Smart Garments at Extreme Savings Q $10 to $15 Coats —300 in All—Choice $5.95 ¢ Women's, juniors’ Coats—of evwave and material: English and regu- “$3.19 Basement Economy “Store lation cut. Sizes 28 to 42. $5 value ( ‘olors. misses’ and polair. | polotone, bengalana, down- | tayon, crvstalana— | in styles that are smart and in the most popular Spring Coats that vou will surely want at 85.95. New Dresses —Extraordinary Value at $ & .OO q An unusually varied lot of prinied crepe, knitted satin de leen (col- ton), striped cotton broad- cloth and other Dresses; black and the newest colors; women’s, misses’ and extra sizes, 46 to 52 are included. of Coats and Dresses Basement Economy Store Rugs, heavy, nations. Only 25 seam lems ends. An Interesting Assortment of Pretty Axminster Rugs Seconds of $52.50 Grade 395 @ 9x12 Axminster woven durable Yarns-—--wWwitha deep, lustrous pile. There are many patterns and many rich color combi- Slight seconds. Seamless Rugs | Seconds of $37.50 Grade, | $31.95 richly deaslened | 9x12-ft. Regs, with deeply fringed Idea! for any room. ' of Congoleum Rugs $18 Value at $10.95 : 9xi2-f% Congoleum Art Ruge—in artistic patterns and pretty color combina- tions. 100 Rugs in group. Basement EKconemy Stere velvet gftesg: del dt 4B des WT) M9084 14 f — J - - ates Saeene re es o — . - . . Ant ee et a an . = baad — . i. tie toe a an - ~ Ae Al, Atl, me e -~* we a ~— ~ — rp Ay — 2 ee .

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a a ee 7 ~~ t °*k he received from tne National Loan and Saving “ae - on 9 - in 1923 was for attorness : tory and court costs is expected to re- =u in @& sear ne n stig D into all the attorneys fees paid it h Ising _ > sand har K 3 ‘ers -. dé r é minis ition of M ~ paugn The fact \ ney-Gener , .* J . ° O \s hat e) as 7’, . = 2 = a Fi wle nor n@ Barr wi) 2 witnesses before ~ a grand Monda n the $ che: case, rece ny Co! ensa tion as attorneys from the Finance Commissionér tin he case of the National Depository has raised t . e M question of where the moner wen I and Barnett were a cal Kansas Citw attorneys repre af ¥ = . sen - Millepaueg n the housing — ?; ‘ - °y Lo > st litigati as EB rar 3 che ’ cine ils * > » i =) - . om | 5 in r ? men rom nate and his predecessor, a 7 La 7 > Hughes, were es d by Senator "4 rr + et . ~ - “oc 1tin . - - s _ oa = ‘ } > ~ ax '* ~ “a ’ 2 YDens P4 O e. - 2 ae tMis $5 "See 4 ’ 4 “—,? or “ just M aive Claim to Immunits T = Sa ; ‘ . . > . > » $ses fa a " 4 7 ec} z 7 i= ~ | _ te 3 _ @ n° . : : Ce.veqd > Ry the Jefferson ¢ » City Correspond- > emt of the Post. Dispatch ~*~ \X ‘ ‘ 5 ~ od ” a _ i« rfmene : : - x . i? : zr en - s Peg ‘ > ~ = _ ~ ef ; : — , } “f nN a » r . x irr re rode ray mbers of a brus re _ . - | ~ . @ . | i iz I ‘ r Was eX x ba ial va x bh Woman | ra at ~ ’ ‘ i] the a i _ e Tins = . ae a “~ 3 ,PAR! st “Safe Containing $5900 Stolen ‘ ‘ : ah Ap 29 ‘ : S than ¢ i in . - a = ros - 7, — ; (ad 2” -~ Pee. See Our Other Announcements on Pages 5 and 12 GRAND-LEADER BAER & FULL ER An Exceptional Sale of KUPPENHEIMER SUITS Features Truly Unusual Values at the Exceedingly Low Price of Dress ~y Well and Succeed ; * * LL of the Suits offered in this sale have been ® taken from our regular stocks and reduced in price. They are all this season’s models — and a . all bear the Kuppenheimer label, which assures , 7 ; . : ° . oo # their high quality. Included are the newest Spring ag ? models, skilfully tailored of excellent woolens in a Bh wide range of patterns in light and dark colors. Many ‘- are silk lined. Regulars, stouts, slims, stubs. K hei Topcoats Very Special Values at ‘37> Smart Topcoats ta.lored in plain- back English models of high-grade woolens in a number of patterns and col- ors. They are per- fectly tailored. In q sizes for men and young men. ~ f Annual Sale of Golf Suppli —__Offers Numerous Opportunities to Eftect NotablegSavings. Golf Balls Par-X-L Golf Clubs 3 Attractively Priced ~ ILVER King 1925 fresh marked Balls; Special, $ 34° S encha, De ns 0c cin cot ads $10.00 At cues: Wilson’s Pinehurst Golf Balls, each. goc A special group of high-grade Balls; HESE newly arrived Golf Clubs ee ae Te mb vteos 65¢ were made by Hillerich & Bradsby, the well-known makers Repainted Golf Balls mi a “i oe Siiver King and Dunlop Maxfli first qual- right weight and “feel.” The shafts are ity Balls; each soc; dozen........ $585 made of hickory, which has been properly First quality Repaints; popular makes; dried. The heads of the drivers and each, joc; dozen. 43.50 os brassies are of persimmon, and the iron | First quality Rewashed ; popular makes; : heads are hand forged. each, joc; dozen............... - $3.50 2 Home Golf Golf Clubs at Very Special Prices gg ay -. i irts 7 Greens, $2.95 A s ages: t At At 4 5 AILORED of light ff THs Gevice will assist $2.25 $3.00 $ 3 potent. balloon cioth, you in Haproving your P)AVE’S Clubs with wood Thos. E. Wilson's Ash- P meg ~~ ee cae which has been water- putting. They are adjust- heads of persimmon,, ville Accurate, and Sarazen Crivers, Orassics ’ proofed. Th ked | — wen Peters ik te 2 lo 1, ? ey are packe able for distance and stroke. °F Q'S" creed, "Drivers, specu "A'ice meerobate-| Metal, Wright & Ditsom| im small bags and will fit alues of exceptional in- brassies, midirons, mashies, ed Clubs at a slight addi- and Firth Stainiess hand- your golf bag. \\ terest. niblicks, putters. tional cost. forged Irons. Fourth Floor) . — : —_- r . = patty POS! IS vases alone has MORE CITY Circulation than os wrested and one other evening newspaper CO ennasiinant ete NESDAT, ——— ~ * Ri Sea ne ea i ee eg ‘ \PRIL 2. 193& So VER ~ WreNESUAY REBELS ENTER FRENCH TONE “ overnmen’ considered necessary because it is Tr B bi AD *g APRIL 2%. 1975. _ Marsnal .yaurey, Governor of feared that as soon as the Feast of = = Brother of Abd- El-Krim Head- i> rrench Morocco. has sent a re gi- Ramadan a over. in a: foe-dawe o a ies Houses Pain hy eg p aecona, ok in Morocco. ment of reinforcements. but it is the tribesmen’s relici 1s fanati- tortured by . on r _ as . im ‘said the French w!} no attack _cism wil} force Si-Mohammed : K skin + henvante « the Installment Plan ses br r Abd-El-Krim, Mo- |*"* creypemnen unless provoked. Ex- attack or lose prestige among his f ' \ new plan indorsed i House Brooms ai el leader. has enter: ensive miiltary pr ns lowers. i ma*\ional Paint and Varnish & ‘ r h zone of Morocco at th Try now «naties home A ka. or tribal con- pay for their paint gud ft ng to offic: al tr Soothing and Healing ~. vo. ee 39c cack by o ~on n = . rEtended Pg , y Have Your Entire Car Baked-Enameled brings comfort-stops the Prufroek-L oon ae HEAVY, ; : One to Six Day Service | itchifg-permits sleep | | Peo 224 St. Charter A good quality, Special D N q | Young couples and} s-sewed long straw Broom, pec ance Notice SEE OUR ONE-YEAR GUARANTEE PLAN Can not harm the Bil to bor the hind of Samm ee = wood shaft with wire The St. Lewis Lonely Club Allew «as the oppertunity of shewing yoo the most modern baking method tender skin a ae kind « furniture § wish to anr ince to its me nme b etistence. Our prices will sarprise you. (all and +e ws. 4 satieona!l & | nave a way S wanted, : nd friends that all da: aetitation. Plants in 53 citire ta U.S. A. e BS) | aititional charge fer P. P. & G. Soap, 28 Bars, $1 00 mps Dancing, Acaden DEHCO BAKED ENAMEL CO. hough they have ney WWell-knows laundry fa t 8.44 r b Star : CO] G' sale at this le he } a 6 = Va 4455 MANCHESTER AVENUYPE. DELMAR oOft5 me: Ask the Day only; teat t . i savings . a Radice matcrial is beugtt and sold s be! ptul pian. _customer. |) ole Store ) od threugh Pest-Dispatch Wants. — wide. (Dewnstairs Store.) 2 for 95¢e M ADE of good qua!i- ty muslin, trim- med with clus- ters of hand- embroidery or embroidery edge have shoulder straps of self materia! ; size 36 to 44. Costume Slips (Downstairs Store.) : (Do Child’s Knit Capes KNITTED of wool yarns in fancy weaves; collars fancy colored stripes; 2 to 6 $1.97 fine, soft all- of years. : wretairs Store ; At $1.00 LACE or brown fi- ber Suitcases; well made with strong lock catches and NTN OF cotton brocade (Dewnetairs Store.) ee Women 4 for $1 GeoD quali- ty liste Vests with the built-ap shoedl- der: all sizes These are ¢ex- ceptional ues and priced for Sav- ings Day. ’s Vests val - TDewnetatrs Store.)

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ty re arse : oe : 4 WREDWE SDAY, SPR. 20 19235 ADVERTISEMEN? 4 | Houses Painted on the Installment Plan \ new plan indorsed by MatIONaAl NAInt ays irY now «ennhblee hy the l varnish indus. ome Owners tor their paint and Vv ° | mn i : the installment plag, : KT mav nded P ayment Plan | » Prufros ok Litton Furniture Og Fou rth beet =f, Charles, enables roung uples and home Mahapgerg to bu: th | kind of furniture they alw avs wante d, Without a ha’ r additin ui charge for jne teres even though thev have not the ne Cnsh. Ask the salesman ” Lye this helpful plan. : — ER Dress Well and Succeed les otable Savings. Balls ely Priced cage marked Balls; Piakbs ons ans $10.00 ‘Goll Balls, each.goc high-grade Balls; Golf Balls lop Maxfli first qual- ; dozen. . $5.85 nts; popular makes ; $3.50 hed ; popular makes; rere unproof Golf shirts, $3.50 | ILORED of light- eight balloon cloth, h has been water- ied. They are packed mall bags and will fit golf bag. . oO \ oe eee a ee \“ ONE SDA , aPaiL 29, \ 1925. dite Daily PUSL-LISPAICH alone has v1 fuU MUOKE Cilkd Curculation than BUTH other evening newspapers CUMBINEY 13 House Brooms At 39c Each A bound to wood wrapping. P. & G. Soap, HEAVY, good quality, 5-s¢wed long straw Broom, shaft with wire 28 Bars, $1.00 Well-known laundry Soap on sale at this price for Savings Day only; customer. limit 28 (Downstairs Store ) bars to Charge Purchases Payable in June STIX. BAER & FULLER . GRAND-LEADER - Shop Here Thursday—Extraordinary Values in Every Department on ST. LOUIS PUS1-UISPAI LY “Leader” Coffee 3 Pounds, $7.00 E same quality | Coffee is Savi ata _— l e for vi Ein the, wale eum ° table for co oF boiling. There is isa limit of to a customer. None x po will be delivered. _ Downstatre Store. ore.) —— SAVINGS Day —DoOwWNSTAIRS STORE Silk Remnants 88c Yard HERE are 2700 yards of all-silk, silk and lisle and Ray- on fabrics in the assortment; plain and fancy weaves; lengths 1 to § yards; 26 and 40 in. wide. (Dow nstairs Store.) Infants’ Diapers, 7 for$ Costume Slips 2 for 95c ADE of good qua!i- ty muslin, trim- med with clus- ters of hand- embroidery or embroidery edge have shoulder straps of self material; size 36 to 44. (Downstairs Store.) Child’s K (Downstai: nit Capes - NITTED of fine, soft all- wool yarns in fancy weaves; collars of brushed wool finished with fancy borders; tan, blue or brown; also in fancy colored stripes: 2 to 6 yvear©rs. s Store.) Fiber Suitcases At $1.00 BLACK or brown fi- ber Suitcases; well made with strong lock catches and hinges; 24 and 26-inch sizes. Very specially priced. [Aa (Downstairs Store.) Louise Girdles (DD $1.00 OF cotton brocade fancy stripes and plain pink coutil cembined with good elas- tic; some have entire elastic top; 10, 12 and 14 in. lengths: Sizes 24 to 34. »9wnstairs Store.) 2 Infants’ Dresses Made of extra-fine for$ ton flannelette in the by 27 inches Union Suits, 2 for $ 00 - - —_ Nainsook Tnion or girl: rave button and drop seat: open leg or bloomer knee: all sizes. Long and short styles; 95c some have flounces “ embroidery, others yokes; sizes up to 2 years, most wanted size of 27 Suits, sul*able for boy val lace, also have ot beeiaacy sizes ’ 2 Women’s Bloomers Some are of crepe, others of batiste tn fan- cy stripes; white aad the new colors. Corset Covers, 6 for Of muslin, in the built- up shoulder style, trim- med with embroidery edge and are ribbon- drawn: Union Suits, 2 for Men’s Handkerchiefs 25 for $1 MEN'S full- size, first quality Hand- kerchiefs; all wHite; have %- inch hemstitch- ed hems; ready to use; :000 dozen to sell. (Downstairs Store.) Broadcloth Dresses $2.97 WOMEN'S tin ten styles; cleverly trimmed with handmade ba- tiste collars and cuffs, dr awnwork etc.; pretty colors; sizes 16 to 44 (Downstairs Store.) Women's fine mer- cerized and eotton Union Suits, in all the wanted styles; seconds. Men’s Trousers 36 to 62. Girls’ Khaki Suits $4 00) —_— $7 -00 Tailored of cassl. meres and worsted, in Two-piece Suits, $9.37 dark colors; plain or made of Khaki, in ths cuff bottoms: sizes 28 to 49. Of all wool fabrics, olive color; sizes 7 to 14. Boys’ Wool Caps - §9¢ an assortment of new light shades: serge lined: sizes 6 =. to 7s. Boys’ Wool Pants $ $] 00 All wool Pants of ° epler did wearing caé- ———- give SiZzeé€s simeres that will excellent eervice: S$ to 16 years. Women s Scarfs $1.00 $00 ed and dyed and £ , a color crepe de chine Scarfs, with or without fringed ends. Filet Lace, 12 Yds. Filet lace and inser- ” shade, 2 wanted tion in real inches wide; patterns. Doll Lamp Frames Included are eed lamp frames th pretty heads with real hair; also bed. lamp wanted shapes. 12 .00 frar al wo td Play Suits 2 for $1 OF chambray blue with white stripe or of khaki; come ir the high and low neck styles; strongly sewed and trimmed with red; sizes 3 to 8. (Downstairs Store.) Silver-Plated Ware $1.00 HERE are only 500 pieces of the | silver-plated / H ollow ware including fruit |- bowls, bonbon dishes, trays, | candlesticks vases, etc. | (Downstairs Store.) Toikt Paper, 10 Ris. Coo d grade tissue to fet paper full 1.006 olls: limit 69 Me by ioe r r rolls. Doll Pin Cushions ied a. resset pin- cushion moulds, with doll head “with real hair. Long Silk Gloves, Pr. Women’s 16-button length Silk Gloves, in 19¢ white, black, mode, gray and pongee;: first quality. 4 Women 4 for $1 Gord quali- ty lisle Vests with the built-up shoul- der; all sizes These are ex- ceptional va|l- ues and low priced for Sav- ings Day. (Do ’s Vests whnetairs Store.) Silk | Gloves, Pair 39¢ in whi ite and have « Sianeli red backs; Sizes 6 to &A. Women’s Union Suits 3 for $1 HIGH - grade cotton Un- ion Suits in several styles; all first quality Come in sizes to 44. Excep- tional values at the Savings | Day price. (Downstairs Store.) Rubber Aprons aap Silk (; Tiigh grad« pure gum rubber household Aprons in colors, with or without bias tape edges. Women’s Vanities 69c Smart celluloid and metal Vanities with rib- bon handles: also { and b-piece van toilet sets, with rouge, po wder ar “A lin stick Colored Drapery, Yd. Beautiful Justrous = Cc tificial silk Drapery several patterns; ross mulberry, gold. (Downstairs Store.) - Axminster Rugs 9x12 Size 6x9 Axminster Rugs only 36 8 6 to sell. Slightly shaded. $16.35 These come in choice Oriental ef- fects in wanted colorings; subject to slight imperfections in patterns. % s Store.) (Downstaltir $21.80) T AN D- ARD grade A xminster . Rugs in bor- dered end and panel effects: “1: Men’s Work Pants $1.00 STRON GLY sewed of dartk colored cottonades that will wear and launder well: all are full cut and come with cuff or plain bottom; sizes 30 to 42. —-— wer KK wr ad Unusual $1 Specials Tan Pongee, 3 Yds. for $1 Excellent ong silk-mixed Pongee in the natural tan shade; suitable for all pongee purposes: 36 inches wice., Muslin, 10 Yds. for $1.00 Unbleached; suitable for many purposes: nant lengths; 39 inches wide: come tn rem- 2500 yards to gell. Men’s Union Suits, 2 for $1 .36 to 46. B. V. D. Union Suits 87c T HE well- known B V. D. Union Suits offered Savings Day at this very spe- cial price; sizes All are made ac- cording to their specifications. (Downstairs Store.) Athletic style of good quality nainsvook: all have elas- tic reinforced back: full cut; sizes 36 to 46. Boys’ Overalls, 2 for $1.00 OY ly made of steifel cloth, blue with white se ana shadow stripe: strong ly sewed with double titched seams. Sizes 4 to lo. Handkerchiefs, 24for $1.00 Women's white and colored Handkerchiefs with woven borders or embroidered; all full size and first quality. Men’s Cotton Socks, 7Prs. $1 high grade; cordovan, have seam- b albriggan and Offeri ne 2600 pairs of a very less toe, come in “a “th white, gray; sizes 10 to Infants’ Bands 5 for $1 ADE of fine mercerized lisle, finished with shell edge; these are to be used in- stead of the shirt for the warm weather; sizes up to 2 years. (Downstairs Store.) Stationery, Box 59 Each box ntains 48 Cc sheets of nen finish paper, 13 gold-edzgel cards and 60 envelopes; tied: white and tints. > . Women’s Slippers, Pr Made of pliable black leather with leather sole and rubber heel; come In the one-strap style: sizes 4 to &. Children’s Shoes, Pr. Play Oxfords and straps: come in tan and 95c patent; sizes in the lot ribbon Fringed Panels, Ea. Attractive allover panels in shadow lace weaves; fringed bot- toms. 2 Wella’ s Ray on Vests, $1 These come in peach, eed Nile, orchid; have strap tops; first quality and all sizes. . Men’s Bib Overalls, $1.00 Heavy blue denim Overalls in the high-back style: stronely built with bar tacks at every straining point; ha e ample wecke ts. Men’ s Khaki Pants, $1.00 of splendid wearing sulphur dyed khaki that w rH "Tau Inder nicely: full cut and come with cuff bot- Sizes 30 500 New Handbags, $1.00 Paraloid Toiletware ARGE size ivory white round miéte?eweers and solid back real bristle hair brushes are of- fered at this exceedingly at- tractive price. (Downstairs Store.) ent. le atl 500 pl 3 Nainsook : Union Suits, $1 fine a ty checked all sizes. a silk Included are her, pat xed and eaded Bags. | Bors’ and girls’ = of nainsook with elast oy ‘bat 2 + rst qi Broadcloth Overblouses, $1 etrictly tailored as — as trim- alit y styles: Many pretty Thread Silk Hose 2 Prs. $1 vmENS pure thread Silk Stockings with high-splic- ed heels, double lisle soies, 3- seamed and lisle tops: come in black white and cql- ors; slight sec- onds. back (Downstairs Store.) fmed models; white, poudre blue and tan; ymen'’s sizes, 34 to 44, Well made of re cher ids bee fancy patterns, cut f nd are vert fit ting; wanted colors; sizes 7 to 14. mit 6 to custome! There ' quali ty pur white mercer my damask Tablec t] in tracti “nates ns: sizes 55x: and 63x64 in: S: slight — nds Curtain Materials, 10Yds.$1 ttes of good «at gee - will launder Scrim and n uisé dainty curtains; conds. well and mak Infants’ Garments, 3 for $1 Dress Aprons 2 for $1 check pied in the side-fasten- ing style, trim- med with ric- rac braid; come in black, white. blue, lavender and tan; all are full cut; sizes 36 to 44. (Downstairs Store.) tri mmed with ‘embroidery and Val lace; sett! coats in gd gle style; trimmed with embroidery edge; 6 months Os years. Side- fast is patterns fancy stripes: see ’ ne ed a ré diaphr ne tiny ae yur supporters 27554 ‘Inch Rag Rugs, $1. 00 .ugs in solid A large rou of very closely woven > & = in light and colors in shades of blue, pi nk. tan, a. dark shades: al) finished with fringe. Good Umbrellas at $1.00 ull-trimmed rainproof Um brellas in black ind “stuly ends Aliso men's full- Yds.$1 Women's vaty tte tne icy har size Umbrellas wi ith I’ WwW. Floorcovering, 2 1 Sq. There are 39 rolls of this felt-bas “loorcovering in a choice pattern bathroom, ete. 2 yards idles for kitchen, (Downstairs Store.) Women’s Tub Dresses 1000 to Sell Savings Day > wide. (Downstairs Store.) | New Overblouses and in white to 46. 2 for $1 Wo MEN’S, made of dimity in tai- lored models with long sleeves with turn back cuffs; also in- cluded are voile peasant blouses; come tan; sizes 36 (Downetatre Store.) .00 ESE Dresses are splendid values at this extremely low price. They are well made of good quality cotton linene in solid Women’s Low Footwear A Special Purchase Group for Savings Day At $2. 69 Pair A SPECIALLY purchased group enables us to of- fer our Downstairs Store patrons a group of Shoes in the season’s newest and most ye styles at a price that resent values of an unusual character. r Included are tan, patent, satin and combinations in ties and cut-out effects. They have Cuban, Spanish and flat heels. Some are factory rejects but splendid values. Sizes 3 to 8 in the lot. (Downstairs Store.) colors. Also included are Dresses of fine ginghams in checks and fancy patterns. There are many at- tractive styles to se- lect from. Sizes 36 to 46. lace and trimmed. 50. (Downeta(re Store.) ! NCLUDED are Dresses in the smart sports models im the popular striped tub silk. light and dark grounds There is a large assort- ment of colored stripes. Sizes 16 to 44. Also in- cluded are silk Dresses for business, street and home wear in light and dark colors and black. embroidery Sizes 16 to (Downstairs Store.) New Tub Silk Dresses All Sizes, 16 to 44—Savings Day > 4:95 Arty Tap. Table Runners Attractive floral tapestry patterns; 59 inches long and 18 inches wide. Curtain Nets, 8 Yds. $] "= 00 $1.00 Filet ana shadow lace nets in neat pat- terns. Wom. Hose, 3 Prs. Fiber sihtk-mixed etockings with \lisle tops; have three seam- ed back: high spliced heels and double — white and colors; all sizes. Child’s Socks, 10 Pr. Three-quarter length, in a wide range of ogl- ors: some have the 95¢c ribbed tops: all have turnover tops; - rt t Oo , 4 Boys’ Hous 2 for There are "600 of these Blouses in ~ ee and plain colors, percale and madras; ve regular sizes Men’s Pajamas Summer weight pa- Men’s Work Shirts 2 for $1 Geop quali- ty, full-cu’ blue chambray; Work Shirts have faced sleeves and one pocket. Sizes 14% to 17, Ex- ceptional -val- ues. (Downstairs Store.) Manicure Rolls $1.00 E IGHT-piece sets includ- de- Biouses for boys of all sizes. jamas with fancy ‘ree 1: trimming: come white, blue, tan, onan and pongee; Men’s Socks, 4 Prs. $ 00 Fiber and silk Socks, heels, double sole, and come in endless line of good col- 3 Men’s Union Suits Nainsook Union, Suits, e sizes 38 and “0 ee 2 Cocoa Door Mats $71.00 of these heavy mats In oteiicn, size 14x24 inches; limit* 2 to a customer. Good quality dress Gingham, in neat fancy weaves and plain ca sirable lengths. .00 4 Yards * *- *- @ * *»* * — —_ English Print pongree checks; slight seconds; 32 inches wide; suitable for. children’s and Genuine Normandy Voile, in white on lack, navy, green, gold Volle 39 inches wide 81x90-Inch Sheets Double bed size sheets $71.00 $]-3 —— novelty cuffs; wanted colors and sizes. all sizes; first quality. have high spliced ors: slight seconds; all sizes. with elastic A limited quantity 32 In. Gingham, “124 c checks, plaids "one 32-In. English, Prints $] in small print figures, stripes and women’s frocks. $7.00 and flock dot dress =— grounds; slight seconds; (Downetairs Store.) of good quality wne- sjleached sheeting; heavy weight. Dish Towels, Dozen Hemmed Dish Tow- Towels, made of hon- eycomb weave, bleached crash. Fancy Silk Gloves Women's first-qual- Silk Gloves with une- AINTY scrim Cur- F tains with neat ruffles; the tie- backs are in- cluded. Idea! j Curtains for ty. signs; black } and colors. Downstairs Store.) of double- ruffled val- headed, ance, at top, two tie- backs and two- ote. Do nome ee ty iy li t me ty marqul set te; have wi (Downstaire Store.) 5-Pc. Ruffled Curtains rau ( ATT Y\\ ii Lecce 4 (Downstairs Btore.: Mens Two-Trouser Suits all-woo] fabrics in neat — - > ee 3 lie 2, -_ -- en ee ee

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T ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone petersenii Ce ne merning and ne ther CONG See s _ sae — — - —_ — — _ — — —- - - . a = - = - A — ~ ————————— p ORT ° » fund being raisea In the Unit- dorsement of the plan TOY 5 $50,000 + SOUGHT FO tes for the purpose of aiding Sty Louis Is expec 7 to 6=—6FS! se mn OF the goa) r ¢ . ‘ 7 . - ~e * ? hated $ fh Get) of “ ‘ye ‘ii tas er Eu! Tr aTi oa mh 16 . . DON’T OVERLOOK THE — J . —_ . | nf le ole Maurice Well. chairman of t: up industrial and agricultural pur- set by the officers of the , ;, , . re - ’ >..3 ate’ ic ¢ Pxecative Committee representing «cuits has been informed that Viee tio Tr. L. Rubenstein 1 — . “ - yi _* - = 4 *% . ray » 7 ~ ‘TN TY) ‘tae a Luis in tha ONT recons* ruc - Presicde ,,° lia ves has given r a in Ot the i a] ’ Unusual Dollar Day Values in ‘ — Art Needlework 4 = DAYLIGHT #8... SALESROOM "ii exter sn roriemssion of == = : ° i hee $1.00 | pitcher: ee a eo oe ree Leia aa: eee ey Come in and sce our beautiful display. Prices plataly — tuation here. BROADWAY a MORGAN ST Soar. St wales. rates on iron and steel! articles and =o ag “*St.6e witiereiins nintedls cutinals neal ? es ches warrant te grow out of ae en con) ee. BOO ns eee Se Wall Paper ........------+, Pesos fury tradename mate} WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS ae uiilice Sema amore = ceser’| 0: Ong en cotae (iq aoe | Se ee eee Gc Wall Paper ...--. -.------ 7 pee ar Ametarssmecstenet F . " . " ; an¢ = + 4 ‘T ] ? Py “over . stating that x lie the nrese! rate« " = . $1.00 10c Wall Paper - - ain en ee © © 6's sewer pipe in carload lots from ; Little Girls’ Dresses 12c Wall Paper ...... ...«--. es St. Louls and points grouped ia Quilt Blocks eee Ri ati sede: “el 15c Wall Paper ..-.. a -herewit! to Mississippi Valley ae aoe taal te atee | stamped in most dainty an@ simple | 18c Wall Paper .......cccccccs. _Fleereoversag festination heen found “not Stamped biocks sufficient 1 eae. 5m Saat Ray 20c Wall Paper «....-.cceccee: ma @ Biggar tty ti ble.” y ting rates from p+ Tage linmmaall came aah aa oe 25c Wall Paper ...... large selet- Southeastern producing points to : ' $1. 00 .; $1.00 30c Wall Paper 59c y Judge Bdward J. Jef- | served the same destination have been _ ] ach meg 35c Wall Paper .....- coe eeeece und “to embod taladjustm | ; at . we _ Fam Be i - 2 38c Wall Paper ..... Rabes awe 2 aie Rip ae P . 40c Wall Paper .........-++++-. jefendan‘s | be i Rela oe Oa a - | of sweat engl ata eal _ seen ogee eb taaeomaeey Sagupbeteed get Erase cice $2. 00 50c to 75c Paper . : > - 4 a \fen ry | = i“ _7- } - ,¢ (“nor = merce, the Chicago Association of i"Am™ rar vam An? cer. eck Tne ’ . s | * . + .* ~~“ . > We the Louisville Board of Trade, the | { ‘ + - . e " »? ° - a> et uc De : : - WOMAN, MOTHER OF 3, HELD PRISONER ON BARGE 5 YEARS — Man Charzes Son-in-Law, 64. Re- fused to Let Young Bride Set Foot on Land. The pastel tinted flat crepes are lace trimmed according to the latest vogue and “Prints” are lovely transparencies in figur- ed Georgettes and new figured crepes. Great Reductions Boys’ 2-Pant Suits Men's $1.00 Union Noxall Awnings are ulation sizes SO. 36 and ~~, "bide wide. come pretty striped tan, ~~ = a Freee rrr ~~~ = os. 7 _ ce bd . . RSEY CITY, N. J., April 29 Many plain Georgettes are also included. Wool mixtures stripes Thea sudden flare ? an 2 feud checks: coats i . Sigg Raa: RLS a TE smart styles wee > a ° = © ; pants lined = L. r’ ° ~~ a “a re ; | 4 ; = >» ° " . All New Modes With their delicate lace trimmings these fascinating flat crepes achieve a new note in Frock styles and appro- priate a prominent place among the leading fashions. Pleated or plam skirts, apron effects, ruffles, tucks and buttons vary he’ style theme and 4 provide becoming modes for differe ' *: types. The Georgettes claim ono RECORD HITS! | “Blue Eyed Sally” “With You" 29¢| “Pals” ) ~e - its: “Because They All ~— hes ed Love You" _— : _ Extra Special 10:|; ! 3 for = .. ; —_ . ° : . , ~ — 7 o ‘ — ~ . = ~ - . - ’ @ ~ > ro @ 4 1 « ely . « - s a . _- - 7 > = yh = > ‘ e . . x — —" ‘ = - : ; . ’ . ~ . - | . . . i ADVEETISEMENT Poisoned Nerves Cause Neuritis 5 Rowers “eetery ‘ oe hine—I* mm box v Cc they last for ae ee ee for their sheerness and afford a won- y Ba irgains ctee cia + most freuen derful diversity of charming fashions. 240 Ry avés Remnants. — _ Bach | ff fazer 1 15¢c sotene mnie 3 Belts $1.19 Rayen « repe. t Bott $2.00. , setae all-woe! 3 ) . Og — se Cc | ars "§ : - ws - —. cocoa, . ; : . = . , Per yard BNO Yards Tie Broadcloth. A!) bright at ee nae Raven Fabrics. lus: eck. forea sors tthe ff Summer colors. Dress and biouse Cc shirt lenathe Dress and Cc * lengths. SR 4 . S4® Piecee Alli-Liner (rack Tewet- on = Yards Baseball Sutting ——o Reware itn te , ; Ab ut -vard eC. @s geTay are Yara uA 4 35 “ - ' . _ : hy - wail — 3) anager a © f srez strive. c Bs Narde Musiine. Unbleached 10c |= ~ a + 2 10c + ot in 2 sats. natura) way. bebotag | 3 Misses’ and Women’s Sizes ee ; Peach Powder Blue Maize Orchid Copen Blue White Beige Tangerine Melon At, a@ yard. Tard 686 Peends Weel Geode and « ) oes Yards od am an - ge Oy a... ct ‘ - en Sc & ee Drees Section—Second Fiocer . .* _ ara ” ~~ Miry Sag Franciace saa he THUMAS W. GARLAND NC) Se 409-11-15 BROADWAY—410-12-4 SIATH ST 2aae= wre" Foye A:

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)VERLOOK THE ' WEDNESDAY. APRIL 29, 1325. ; | } The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH - other evening newspapers COMBINED . . | tries for Werner Holmboldt, for-/sion in the World War, also was | of Public Works, recommended for |mer superintendent of motor trans- |summoned to the Mayors office | prosecution on charges of extort- | portation, charging improper con-j|and it was generally understood he | ing money from employes who paid wits dismissal of officials ho | | were denounced by Judge Mucsne MISS LAURA i. JANUARY’S | but not recommended for prosecu- le tos tas 7 tay WILL UPHELD BY JURY € } | -. ? s Z * I aay cle, “Fa “ei version of public funds by padding payrolls. Board Commissioner, who was de- would be asked to resign as Com- missioner of the Department of countant for the board of county na keep their names on the city | payroll, were indefinitely suspend- Warrants have also been recom- tion, is also being predicted in ad- ministration circles. Federal Treasury has started pay- Document Distributing Estate of 1924, was upheld in a jury verdict . . ‘ ‘the sidewalk division, charging |department and material belong- | of street railways, charged with = te | palk and Street Cleaning De malfeasance in office, a misde-|ing to the city in the interests of | larceny of city material to build | Mexico Liquidates $4,000,000 Dede. | 8PU4Ty eee Ns opi —s PN gett eg ag ty ‘partmnts to Be Arrested meanor. the company. | himself a private garage, also were | BY the Associated Press. . renee. ey ee: ay, «i |$ sure way to get rid of dandruff is Col. Francis L. Sward. Water Benjamin B. Pelham, chief ac suspended. MEXICO CITY, April 29.—The! days before her death on Aug. 22, to dissolve it; then you desttoy it f | ruin it if you don't, Sure Way to Get entirely. To do this, get about four . A ae: ; i * 7) , —s - _-”- ' - _ ro — _” — e - ~, * ’ ( 7 v “ “a ~ had we — ~*~ @* . _ - ’ ~ bell 5 “ td ‘o f, ’ rs ‘ ’ : ‘ 4 4 1 (IIT (IFFICIAL S Warrants were also signed by | Parks and Boulevards. | ed by the commissioner of the de- The corporation counsel. under!) $45,000 Attacked by Relatives in Girte~if ‘you. want plenty of 4 i R Judge Jeffries for John J. Knight, Gen. Heckel was interested in an | partment. A foreman of mainte-| instructions of the council, is to Court at Columbia, Mo. i thick, beautiful, lossy, silky hair — M4 we} former superintendent of the street | aircraft company, now defunct, and ,;mance at the Municipal Garage,/| start civil suits forw recovery of |Special to the Post-Disvatch. i ; do by all ps mad ‘s raat vei A > wrentendent of Motor, Side- |Garner, former superintendent of | With having used employes of his|and an employe of the department lently taken from the city. will made by Miss Laura Hickman > - NOW GOING on | INOURBIG @ DAYLIGHT nounced by Judge Murphy for act- ing as referee between the board| Board pending thke outcome end a contracting firm in a dispute | of charges that he received money over a bill for water pipes while at |in connection with the sale of a to the Post-Dispatch. ROIT, Mich., April 29.— nts for three city officials. nsion OY several city and coun- auditors, was suspended by the mended, but nto issued, for officers of the Detroit Asphalt Paving Co., charging them with conspiracy; for a former employe of the depart- ment of the first installment o/ | returned yesterday in a contest suit. the amounts overdue to Mexican | 5"@8s January left several of her nieces and nephews $1500 each and business houses since the beginning bequethed the residue of “her $45.- ounces of ordinary liquid arvon; apply it at night when ret > use enough to moisten the scalp and rub it in gently with the finger tips. j the same time he was attorney for|new morgue site to the county.|ment of parks and boulevards,|°f the De La Huerta revolt, De-. | 900 estate to her brother, Machir T. ) By morning, most, if not all, of | and hair will look SALESROOM B. employes, and resignation of an-| the firm, handed in hig resignation |Pelham amitted receiving $3100.| charging larceny; for a former|5, 1923, totaling approximately | January. $. your dandrsit’ will be gone, and two Siked sieaie better. fr, are developments in the to Mayor John W. Smith. He Others mentioned by Judge Mur- cashier in the department of pub-! $4,000,000. The first payment} ‘Thomas January and other rela- | or three more applications will com- | liquid aryon at any drug uliful display. TP rices plainly gituation here. sent in his resignation after being phy as connected with the transac- | lic works, charging embezzlement, amounts to $500,000. It will be foi-, tives filed a contest suit contending | ¢ pletely dissolve and entirely destroy | ounces is all you will need, no mat- | . , summoned to a conference by the tion were Bart H. Manning, a trust and for Pelham, Manning and/lowed the middle of next month/that Miss January was unduly in- | every single sign and trace of it, ter how much you may — , t t i ‘ ' ' ; ref ° * . . . “ a ic Per Roll ‘The first w rep o grow out of _Mayor to discuss the matter. ‘company official, and Louis J.| Hoffman, charging the trio with! with another $750,000, and the f'uenced in making the will and || You will find, too, that all itching have. This simple remedy never | a 2':c Per Roll grand jury investigation made | Admitted Getting $3100. Hoffman, formerly Chief Deputy / conspiracy to defraud in the sale| Government expects to liquidats! averring the existence of an earlier |? and digging of the scalp will stop, fails. a ..-+ 30 Per Roll ¥Judge Frank Murphy was signed; Gen. Edward G. Heckel, who County Clerk. of the morgue site. | the entire indebtedness. before testament in which a more equal | ~ a “ ies ae .. Bo Per Roll jay by Judge Edward J. Jef- | served with the Red Arrow divi- Four foremen of the Department’ A shakeup in other departments. | Aug. 1. ‘division of the estate was made. a Be Se 6c Per Roll = —— re 7c Per Boll Me we odets Bo. ee eet ST. LOUIS See KANSAS CITY DETROIT Sees CINCINNATI es bo i c% 12'.c Per Roll . ‘ ; Mies «tes 15c Per Roll aa be Per molt ia J > Diab ecccce®s Per " : ’ : SRSoe fh Se oe Gloria Swanson’s $12,000 Costumes on Display Charge Purchases Balance of Month Payable in June Bebeccccces 30c Per Roll Tomorrow, Thursday, in Our Washington Av. Windows Select Your Dresses in This Sale Wful borders and ves pte sean GOWNS USED IN THE NEW PRODUCTION “MADAME SANS GENE” j STATEMENT WILL NOT BE MAILED UNTIL JUNE 18T —- - » one oP oe To Be Shown at the Missouri Theater May 2-9 ° Payable in That Month _High-Grade Wali Paper Store. sTER’S 17th STREET ne Store Only nie! ——— ~ >. —— gag — ~~ ew | : £24) s 4 ~~.” . A oe ad a oe | | ——,. Ae. ae .) | ~ ae a are Ta. ~~“ -~ - = nk “ee ee Ne ¥ : 4 NOs a a & Tie Mg a . 4 ‘ ~ > — Cie ae oe Se = +2 ted . a a oer a eee ° ‘ é > ” 3 ee 4 >. 2 ’ ae eS, Nae” “ae dt? 8 " a. ™ : er a Ss 3 ‘ ‘i ie ¥ 4 nee f he ee a, ~ pth ES 32 2° ea Py 2 r?'5 ¥ * TRAY Y a a shel ¢ , a ee ‘ , ‘ » ng .? a a s Too ee ay s, Es a Naas 7 2s . . “= ee, *§. > a > — ee, ee ae A ~s. af aD eee a ox ‘a « ee Op oe 3 4 on : ah gt he ee FS > ae ee: a Mige Fo Bake * ? ai : Seven of the Lovely Models in this Event are Pictured Our Greatest Value-Giving Dress Event of the Season e of )resses _ Special Purchases Notable for Their Sterling Worth... Provide an Extraordinary Occasion... : rm oe oe . r + me 4 ~ “ae ae oF , " eee. 7 . (So eee os = a > oar ce eae Daf. ts Ae ay = — ~~ ~* ; on a Wen Ne ied me > bagel 7 eee ae te ~ : a = . + Sr age ig? es 2 } . ne D> aaa eo 3 = oe ee ee rae ae . eee: 5. a“ eae s . aoe ene @ t = . Fis odie. am . ss ee ae Sean Po = Pe fa 5 a® - ae ut ot ; at a. # aS, ae = eee pedir” =, oe -, = » i te ye it 4 7 1. Se % = : - iF 3! aa Bie as tr oe 5 a ae as ay ‘ ate 4 Oa Be , wre oe ee a. * 4 al w Modes licate lace trimmings r flat crepes achieve ock styles and appro- snt place among the Pleated or plain fects, ruffles, tucks ' the style theme and xy modes for different rgettes claim honors ss and afford a won- { charming fashions. ler Blue Maize en Blue White gerine Melon ~ ¥ 7% age , r] ont ee - Se | et tanto fa og ¥ ne > 3 Regs Tye ts HINK of being able to secure several Dresses in this gteat sale for the price you are probably planning to pay for one—and of the new modes, of fashionable colors and of the most desirable | Summertime wear. Modes for eveny taste and every n ws 4 ee $ 2 i ASS ae a HIS event features some of the most remarkable purchases ever cor- summated by the Kline Organization, and the discerning woman has only to see these Dresses to recognize their extraordinary value at this special price. Ask any woman of your acquaintance—you will find many who have selected their Dresses in our famous $18 Dress Sales of the past —they will tell you just how much you have to look forward to! ics for eed... .for the din- ner party and the dance... .for afternoons and the country club. .for mo- toring and street wear, business and school. . ENSEMBLES OF GEORGETTE AND PRINTS FROCKS IN THE NEW VOGUE FOR RICH SIMPLICITY | TAFFETA AND CHIFFON PROFUSELY FLOWERED MODELS FOR THE YOUNG MISS AND FOR MADAM DRESSES FOR EVERY SUMMER-TIME NEED COPIES OF THE NEWEST PARIS SUMMER FASHIONS EXQUISITE LACES AND LACE COMBINATIONS Women’s Sizes GEARGETTE FROCKS IN MANY'NEW VERSIONS IN SIZES 14. 16. 18....36. 38. 40. 42. 44. 46 ; . aiaesse PRINTED FROCKS OF CHIFFON OR CREPE a . See . PRE er , | b: cal Apo cSt et ial 14 SINTH ST. N ; is ‘2s eee Sy 2 Ps ‘ <i ei os * , ° “ — or» rn ue = ~ 2) oR Yer ot , way vlee h Sy Se a ee ee <b. eo . . go iad .c: Hest i IT Pi oN RED HE aye SET gh v 4

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eee ~ “- - ~ -—-« a P » . ae “ > ‘ . - « " “a — ra Be Sk ee e bw = Se ee a ee ee ee I et en - ro i ee aie neal oo- cnet “ *- —~ > Theve is me reason te vow babs to leok oF feel thu wavy | CONSTIPATION means SUFFERING Poor little thing’ It can’t tell when the milk is wrong, or it has a little cold. or any of the hundred things that might | happen to one so young’ But nature can—and does. The baby hecomes constipated, it cries, it frets. That is the warn- ing to look out. Danger and disease are lurking in the body. All the poisons are bottled up in that little frame. Relieve ) this condition at once or you may have a very sick child. Dr. Caldwell’s SYRUP PEPSIN —relieves constipation and brings the little one back to health. It restores the bowels to normal activity and so c Gentle As Nature— Nor is baby the only one who needs it. As effective for old as for young. } Yeur bowels should act at least twice i daily. Do they? Tf not, assist. Nature as millions are annually. Buy a ee ee mow abd use as directed. More than 10.000,000 bortles sold annually. “Long Life” Fiber Blocks offer a uni- 7 formly smooth cutting surface—seldom need planing—require no dressing—al- low dies to cut clean,edges with one blow. Besides the Clicking Machine Block shown above other “Long Life’ Fiber Blocks are: Hand Dieing-Out Block, Sole Cutting Machine Block, Knox Block- ing Machine Block and Stripping Ma- chine Block. See the “United Man” today about “Long Life” Fiber Blocks. St. Louis “Degen 1423 ‘Olive St. ATT MOUTOOUOUUULUUUVUUEUUEUEAEOEOL OAT THE BEST dag dy eng ll You Can Make Is to Bu MANCHESTER H HOW EXAMINER CLOSED BANK AND WENT WITH RIVAL Attorney -General’s Agent Told of L. A. Miller's Action in Case of Kansas City Depository. 90 PCT. DIVIDEND AND $27,000 FEES Banker Says J. G. Hughes’ What Do Your Guests Say? Brother-in-Law Refused Liberty Bonds—$61,700 for $157,640 in Assets. By a Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. KANSAS CITY, Mo., April 23.— Evidence has betn offered here ‘to a representative of Attorney-Gen- era] Otto regarding the closing of the American State Bank of this icity in ; ' 19823 by a State Bank Erx- aminer, who, 10 months later, be- came an officer of another bank which benefited by the closing. The examiner was Louis A. Mil!- (er, a brother-in-law. of J. G. Hughes, _Commissioner, formerly State Finance who appointed Miller. Hughes. as already told in ‘the Post-Dispatch, used his official | position in 1921 to close a Kansas City bank and eubsequentiy became an officer of another bank which ' absorbed it. | | and surplus of 'which and more has been lost, ’ | : | ‘as The American State Bank, a com- munity institution which had been in business five years, with capital $115.0900. all of was the one closed by Miller. Repre- gentatives of the depositors and stockholders assert the loss could have been averted, as the bank was isolvent and should not have been closed. iller maintains the bank was insolv ent and the closing was | Justified. $27.000 for Fees and Expenses. That the assets of the bank under _forced liquidation are sufficient to | | pay depositors 95 cents on the do)- | lar ia cited as a proof of solvency. assets so liquidated shrink in value. Moreover, fees and expenses exceeding $27,000 have been paid (eut of funds which otherwise wouk! ,£0 10 depositors. ' $61.7090, Certain asse‘s with a face value of $157,640 were liquidated lor the purchaser being the | Argyle State Bank, a neighborhoo! ' | ce mpetitor of the American State. | Depositors of the Orange. Canary and Old Kove 28c Lamps; 5@c raloe; sow .. ee, ee ae 32.00 ae Chain Pendant uipped with key socket, wired samen With glass globe, less ae eh | | PEERLESS LIGHT COMP WASHINGTON AV. AT 9TH STREET : Established Over 30 Years ; (Opposite Hotel Stat ee @ eo & & & & & & & & @&. , e . 2 rs , * : - - a i = . 2 a eo uf = SRNR 2 Se a more Hotel, and announced they) The re-| asked for an extensfon of On Sale Thursday A special assortment of smart Coats — the newest styles— smartest materials — many of them silk lined. Rose Tan Navy Green Field's Washington Av., Cor. Sixth St. COATS Ensemble Suits "29 Fourth Floor. Beautiful Geor- gette twills and failles *“*e #ee#s#eee* * ee # #« ® Month- End . Shoe Sale Every Popular Combination VALUES to $8.50 On Sale Thursday DRESSES x A group of 300 Dress- es—a specialty purchas- ed for this sale—Geor- gette, flat crepe, printed crepes—in all the most desirable styles. $20, $25 and $30 ee ee oe ‘ itt, pa vg - Powder Blue Rosewood Salmon Tiger-Eye Misses’ Sizes 100 Wash Dresses Imported linen$ 99 14, 16, 18, 20 Women’s Sizes 36, 38, 40, 42 and silk broad- elothe . . weiss vetued Extra Sizes 44, 46, 48, 50 Second Floor. 375 New Spring Ha § Blonde Satin rece Tan and Black Values Up to $7.50 Inla ’ Gray and Black my Penny Satin 4 Tan Calf Gunmetal | Patent Kid Fancy Trims able ever offered. and every size is in the lot. A: 60 A very fortunate purchase of several hundreds of pairs of the newest novelty patterns, bought at a sacrifice, enables this sale, the values are the most remark- Pumps Spanish ct Cut-Outs Military and Side-Ties Flat Heels And Every Conceivable New Style This advertisement is directed to those who appreciate real values. The styles are the smartest Just look at the illustration! Did you see such beauties priced so low? No, and doubt whether such delightful Hats will 8 offered again at $1.87. Share in the £ savings offered and come early. (FIELD 8—Third . WEDNESDAY. . APRIL 23, 1925. “Che CENTERS of” HE gateway to 6] national monuments, including lio Bryce Canyon, Zion Cedar Breaks, Grand Canyon of the rado, and many other places of exq beauty and significant mterest. Golfing, fishin p der new. daw hunting, ridi ing, swimming, luxurious hotels offer variety pe pe recri and relaxation in the of the Re where the exhilarating altitude of feet gives you new life. Lofty peaks, lakes like jewels in a arch’s crown, canyons and desert land are replete with romance and fascination. Plan now to visit Na- ture’s playground tinted from the palette of the Gods. Your Most Important Western Stopover! —= HEALTH 4 : Ve U Dealers: t ce, L.

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL, 29, 1925, — RI tm —— on sines r large local dealer busi- mps and Electrical Sup- LEFT Bathroom —_ Brackets White enamel with white glans parabola shades.PMach... TURNOVER TOASTERS 5.00 value genuine “Gold Seal'’ Turnover > oaster $1.00 VALUE Tniversal Weater Cord Set. equipped with attachment plug and the’Stoart Heater plug. bits all heating 49 appliances. Complete. a Tie Ffoot Futen- eX 2 5c $5.00 Value Complete and Wired Bowl Lighting Fixture, 36 inches long, each j $2.25 OMPANY TREET i Opposite Hotel Statler) Smartest Spring Styles! Newest Spring Fabrics! very New Spring Color! - 7 ats! Youthful Hats! istration! Did you ever ed so low? No, and we delightful Hats will be Share in the wonderful me early. (FIELD'S—Third Floor.) £ aan ie ee > ne te £ 4 4 # * & ; - - ¢ 5 ee | Vg 5 i ot aS ie WEDNESDAY. ‘ APRIL 29, 1925. ihe Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH =—«-:17 a 7 ‘ at x — a Stay at Least Three Days and Ten if Time Permits ACH day may be filled to over- ————— flowing with fascinating things to do and see in Salt Lake City and vicinity. Temple Square draws theusands of visitors every week with its historic Mormon Temple and Tab- ernacle, the most unique pieces of architecture in America. Float like a cork in the great inland sea where you earnnot sink. Sali of° 4h HE gateway to 6] national parks and monuments, includin Bryce Canyon, Zion beauty and significant interest. Golfing, fishing, hunting, riding, motor- ing, swimming, dancing—emart shops and luxurious hotels offer variety of recreation and relaxation in the peaks of the Rockies, where the exhilarating altitude of 4,354 feet gives you new life. Lofty peaks, lakes like jewels in a mon- arch’s crown, canyons and desert Jand are replete with romance and fascination. Plan now to visit Na- ture’s playground tinted from the palette of the Gods. Your Most Important Western Stopover! Yellowstone, ' ‘ational Park, Cedar Breaks, Grand Canyon of the Colo- rado, and many other places of exquisite Ci SCENIC AMERICA Wien ready access to one of the great- est reservoirs of raw materials in the world, Salt Lake City is the in- dustrial center of the intermountain west. The population of the city and suburbs is 150,000 and the trading radius 350 niles. In 1924, Utah was first in silver production, third in copper, third in lead and sixth in gold. Utah has more coal than the Ruhr basin of Germany. Near Selt Lake City are rew materials easily available for prectically ewery type of industry. Chamber of Commerce, Salt Lake City, Utah, Dept. T 94 I intend to visit Salt Lake City and am interested in a stop-ovef. lease send me a pictorial! booklet. (Check the one you desire.) (Fer information on specific sub C7 nae Salt Lake jects, write the Chamber of Com- ity. merce for any of the following > booklets: Agriculture and 7 Daye in and —s : eo , ity.” stock, Mining, Industrial, sSta- Around Salt Lake City. sistien!.) Name. ........ — Street No. City and State. aati ™ ite | telephoned to Miller, so Breiden- | *| notes of $85.158: automobile loans. alers:|' your jobber cannot supply you phone Olive 7903 or write our The Perfect Blend $ of Pure Ingredients gives La SwWIss Bock Bohemian Malt An Old-Time Flavor you'll recognize Try a Can Today! e home office, L. Schlosser & Co., 354 N. Desplaines St., Chicago, III. f outa’ Quite often that half sick, half well feeling is due to a reac- tion of the system to bacteria in the intestinal tract. Pluto Water will safely and effec- tively clean out the [ntestines. It acts in 30 minutes to two hours after taking and never Stipes. Prescribed by physi- clans, sold by druggiste and bottled at French Lick Springs, Indi. ua. When Nature Won't Plato Will PLU WATER America’s Physic - visible and invisible dirt and impurities without scratching. Scratches are catchalls for impurities and make surfeces unsanitary. Old Datch le Economical — Goes Farther }HOW EXAMINER ' CLOSED BANK AND Continued from Preceding Pace. a Kansas City, Kan., bank, and a | director of the American State, | thal says, that he wou!d bring ' $35,000 in Liberty bonds to replace criticised paper. The bonds were in a safe deposit vault timed to open at 9 a. m. and he asked that the American State be held open until he could deliver them. He arrived in an automobile shortly after 9 and found a notice of e¢los- ing posted on the front door. He demanded that the bank be opened, Miller refused, and words followed. Miller continued in charge of the bank until June, when West sane. | ceeded him. Liquidation procecded | re- hot to the Argyle Bank for $61,700, /and Circuit ordered. Assets of Good Quality. The assets thus disposed of for less than 40 cents gn the dollar Included personal and’ collateral under West until December. by —to buy your whie time all assets had been | converted into cash with the ex- $15 Fiber Trunk Dress | Used Ford Car ception of certain securities with With . , a face value of $157,640. Wrest | it Two from Your Nearest requested authority to sell these Trays, Tun S | Judge Lucas 80 34.544; real estate loans, $33.191. ‘and special tax bills of Tulsa, Ok.., | $4228. The automobile notes were mostly “live’’ assets, as indicated by installments being pa!d as late as November and December. 1923. The real estate notes were secured by first and second mortgages. The tax bills were first | West told the Post-Dispatch correspondent that only three hanks bid for these assets others having declined, after investiga- tion. West added that the Argyle bank's bid was about $4000 higher than the next highest. West said Miller had nothing to do with this | or other phases of the liquida- tion from the time West took charge, except that Miller occa- sionally was asked for information. In his first report ag liquidation officer, filed Dec. 20, 1923. West stated he had on hand $428.900. and had approved claims for $419.- 097 and rejected claims for $14.- 137 more than liens. 7, indicating he had _enough money on hand to pay 4de- | positors in full. He recommended payment of 90 per cent to deposi- ‘tors, explaining there were claims | for taxes of “‘sevefal thousand dob ‘lars” pending. Records show that | | Judge Lucas on the same day or- dered West to pay 90 per cent divi- dends to depositors, and to pay. ‘also, Federal and State taxes of .$373. $15,000 to “Millspaugh Bank.” After these payments, West had $25,000 to $30,000 on hand. he told the correspondent. At the di- rection of Finance Commissioner | | Frank C. Millspaugh, Hughes’ suc- | cessor, West deposited $15,000 of this with the Canton Trust Co., and ‘later Millspaugh sent $10,000 of ithe $15,000 to the Citizens’ Trust | Co. of Gorin. Subsequently these | deposits were withdrawn, and the whole fund now is deposited with ‘the Argyle State Bank and the Commerce Trust Co., West said, adding that all the banks were au- | ‘thorized depositories and nothing) | was irregular in the shuffle. The Canton Trust Co., known as | the “‘Millspaugh bank," and the Gorin Trust Co., organized by Mill- | spaugh’s intimate friend, Jerome B. McCutchan of St. Louls, both ‘have closed, the Canton one being | reorganized. In connection with. the Gorin Trust Co., which failed, McCutchan was charged with lar- ceny, and Millspaugh was removed from office by Gov. Baker. Hughes. Millspaugh’s predeces- | sor, now is a vice president of the, Commerce Trust Co. He resigned | the commissionership to accept the vice presidency, after the Com- merce Trust Co., with his approval, ‘had absorbed the Midwest Reserve Trust Co. Protest Against Fees Futile. Cost of liquidating the American ‘State Bank up to last January WASs $27,841, composed of a fee of $10.- ,000 each to Special Deputy Com- 'missioner West and Cheries M. Blackmar, Millspaugh's special at- | ‘torney. and an expense account of $7841. The fees were allowed by Judge l.ucas over the formal pro- test of Ir. James W. Graham, chairman of the Depositors’ Com- Graham contended for and asked the court to ‘consider ‘“‘the poverty and extreme the very great de positors.” (;ra- who declare should ‘mittee. lowe r fees financial! straits of muiority or the ham those is among the bank was solvent not have been closed. West sald he and Blackmar earned their fees. West plans 4n additional dividend in the near fu- who ultimately eents on the dol- and ture depositors, will get about 96 liar. Stockholders get nothing. Miller. in a lengthy statement to the Post-Dispatch, defended his couree in closing the bank as iIn- solvent and said he would w elcome an investigation of his action by a grand jury. At the time of his first examina- ‘tion. Miller sald, he found the bank in “a very unsatisfactory condl- tion” and ordered the directors te put up cash at: a bond He did not then demand that P-esiden: Davie resign. He returned in six months to check up end found, that the directors had “utterly die-| regarded” his requirements. Question Over “Bad Paper.” Admitting there was 4 difference of opinion between him and the di- rectors as to the amount of “had paper,” Miller says he thought there was “about $60,000 worth- leas paper and a large amount of other paper of questionsble value, about which the directors could ‘not give satisfactory information. f Miller saya he continued his inves- timation of this paper until Sun- day. when. at the conference with ‘the directors at the Baltimore hHio- tel, he was instructed by A. J. Stan-left for Jefferson City on the 9:30 field, Chief Deputy | missioner, to close the bank at 9continued to midnight without re- | WENT WITH RIVAL |e. ™. the next day unless his re- sult. ' quirements were —_ Finance Com-p. m. train, and the conference This Label Protects You At 9 a. m. Monday. Miller | met, Stanfiel.l closed the bank. FACTORY OUTLET SALE —_ GUARANTEED -~ye* aww ed A ‘ 4? MURPHY’S’ To Double Our Factory Output in April Bargains Boss ae It’s the logical thing to do Authorized Ford Deal er P.C.Murphy Trunk Co. 707 WASHINGTON AVE. Extra Store Opens Promptly at 9 A. M. Salesladies, Cashiers and The POST-DISPATCH ite the onty St. Louis evening Wrappers Stewarts == Breaking All Records A Miracle Dress Sale A VALUE EVENT THAT WILL BE THE | : ———— > _. , as | TALK OF ST. LOUIS—COME EARLY | ia Special Purchases Together With Our Entire Stock at Less Than Wholesale Cost of Materials NEW SMART For Every Occassion—They Are Wonderful 600 Lovely Frocks REGULARLY SOLD TO $19.75 Prints, crepes, lub silks, sport material, Geor- getles, wash silks, Summer flannels — are just a few of the many materials. hatever color ’ or style you de- sire—it is here —and the price is really re- markably low. Sizes—Il14 to 36, 38 to 42, 42% to 52%. | GR OUP 1 | | Exquisite Frocks in a great variety of styles, colors and fabrics, . You'll be surprised at the phenomenally low price. GROUP 2 ) i . 450 Stunning Models by VALUES TO $29.75 Entire Stock of Ensembles I PRICE | Profits Forgotten—Costs Ignored—Priced Way Low for Quick and Complete Sale8isccm Many are original models of high-priced Dresses —in an. un- limited selection of the newest colors and styles. Every Wanted Color—Sizes for Everyone —_ ——_— un - » eee oe ere & my oo > & © oe. wi. ee i eee ee ee > eres ** ee ~ ~ ern mA “™ Pecks = -«-« i Rett ee a - - ~~ - — Se wy ee te ee & oe ~~ oe ~ *.:

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sseikcruht a rhe poly POS T-DI SP. ATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the pena acai and one other evening newspaper COMBINED — —_ - - oro > a ee | | See Our Other Anhouncements on Pages 10 and 11 | | “Nelly Don” Dresses | oe FAMOUS “BARR CO, We Give Oil Manicures : Ppa D0C ‘_ ; As man ‘ This . a aa nry and etce . e *reatr _ - ing 3 “ ia7« ” mor nme wy es i = nif . ’ * 4 ' : ng¢ger- ? mS 2 y+ a af a : arppeara 4 amd i: a — ttininens and white dimity Dresses with it We Give Eagle Stamps and edeem Full Books for &. 200 in ‘€ ‘harge Purchases Made Thursday massage with especially prepared ding @ printed fabrics. Sises 16 to 352 Third Vleor = | f ash or $2.50 in Merc handise -Few Restricted Artic les s Exc e pte qd | Will Appear on May Statements | oe Raleeay. mney Thursday—Extraordinary Choice for Those Who Would Save on Various Smart Types of Spring and Summer Models in | $25 to $35 Extra-Size Dresses —Over 150 of Them—Many Specially Purchased for This Event aT “ 3 SA? == 4 “ : | AY | : : = Wide and Unusual § Sizes 421, = os = } : DE PICTURES NEW YO! «3 “. : . fe aN | Choice for..... : to 521, = i Se! ae = F FIVE-MILE GORGE °° “°*"°e* ~ ons -o: ; f | ;, « E = 2 x 14 2 = : Hille John » | = a 435 | » & ' ) = = : —— = . | ——$—$—— ,on his Dlace ay. teas seh Mey NY - = = Se : of Stream Sketched «here & & SS "oO SOOO i EC IN Oe a ~- « - » — . - i iene — eee ee ea pumas 4 , Beach, Fila... 3 Members of Rice Ex- in the best of As he app Now Pressir WZ sixth birthday even finer fe q€ Here is a selection that women ot large proportions will enthusiastically wel- come—all Dresses tashioned on approved lines and cusiecialiy designed to give an effect of slenderness to the silhouette. Many of these Dresses were specially pur- | chased, others were taken trom our regular assortments of extra-size garments || | and all are smartly attractive. The choice in printed patterns and models of plain | shades is very wide, including such hues as powder, rust. tan, grav, beige. cocoa, peach. canarv, white and navy. | °- ——— a Oe es _—- Lae | ‘ea : 9900 RAI 0 Oo eee Fate _*+ . : ~ - = 4 , : Wire From the New W5ich wearss ; Bureau of the Post-Di«patch. YORK, Aprtr 29.—-Graph'e What fe the of obstacies orercome ana fe fies in « braved br the Hamilros Nice schedule. ip | in pewetrative the Bri- > 18600 miles te” ovtdoor life. : e.Sse ee Se a 2) a Ofer er Oe Oe em > * Bee ieee «. « Dresses of Georgette, flat crepe, crepe satin. Trouvey, Roshanara and broadcloth are included s im this remarkable assortment—all materials of a ey Ree A ng party. whe returned te woods or pla .~ 9 = Beesgies near ' Rockefeller 1 ~ 9 e . . . rthermost sources of the ? . a ° guality not always obtainable in $:8 Dresses. | ‘ Ss -_ —~ ave been told fer) O8 sunny af . . . _ a RS 2 = + . + | ~ ~ - time by Capt: A. W. Ste- | Mem were an | ‘ i . official ph ographer of the theker, he wa . ————Smart Extra-Size Coats— | | : York Monday evening on the Se , | : whip Polycarp, with John W. Test and rec a | | —100 in the Group—$25 to $39. 75 Values, Special Was css = $ Y E s radio chief ef -—Eoats Rion lie was racked wih ?-3— Ptaye ‘( moalarta,. nauseated. digty. rests. Se | The May Lingerie Sale, on Thursday, Features This Group of I $36 to $42 Values—Special at 3 ($2.95 Silk Underwear $"%4.75 In This T= ‘= Sleate Misa ngette i men and young men. iia ited ‘Cuaieniil he ate- ‘The freque the Teather Machine Beli- Ite es reese Oe Cale oe hain. “ dout - her BP yer sccvnd Pleer they might fly over ‘a country | *" ey : Curtex Hair Curlers. 2 on card rc . -— = . itiee, dating f 16 Kaitted Di 3% India Ta » | = ° flew more than a mile hign 3 pe 2 piewe- to phe 1 & aa . _ rer be relag Ajax 300-Qount Pin- ™ 4-yard Rickh-Rack Braid. white: bolt 66e $2.50 and $2.95 Slips 2. go se ye ’ ware ta —— ney Sorers mentally and 10¢ Water Wave Combs. cach tc. doz. Tic i2c and Ihc Weichted Tape —_ ; a Meee doen i a le — : , t * = fling aby gona none does. Two «4 25c Sink Brushe- le All-rubber Baby Pant- 1% ' a * Rime ers of cotton = P 4 es ney Woe Sew 23 from 15 te ¢ Shc Nall Bru-he~ toe 1% Wasing lron- bs Dy ge oY "ry . ag wpe - ° _— . : _— , merwtes_of the a7 him mentally 250-yard Nassau Basting Thread. each tt No-~. 14 and 16 Piber Brakl. vard rt $1.73 ee 9. ™ - geal —_ of physteal Drogen to 7¢ AKohinmeor snap bastener~. card > Third Fleer mt ts = a _ J Manacs the day 2th Mercerized Darning Cotton toe Paper shopping Bac * for ™& mmer after the tyme Sent) ithe most | [been aasermbied in Jenne and 5 - il its trial flights in July The ler is unable ‘ 30¢ Aprons 5 40c Step- Ins oe San. Belts 0c San. Napkins | | wy ES ap ae ee Th. Obhens P eee in Brent dohasek ae coreg aa in tarieu: we Ape anel cmos i a | omen Will Profit u ing Needs From This ering o H some time, but the expedi- | * , Sotara: v a r rai ted ain’ coke eet | mane ; an a med 3 . ! ; 4 td s | mally hopped off.” anyway.” | He beging) Stevens’ words Dr Theo. | ™°orUng pag h-Grunberg. German scien. , At 8 wed ied at Vieta A’legra just such @ expedition traversed the ™®’. Dealthe from its function at Manaoe ‘TV! or the | a eo i |. = waterproof me larg: _ sizes. e . Osc | | each. ca 39¢ 2 . 29¢ : Main Fleer 4H ) S 1| Tr S 1| H ; 1 | | ? - Suk-Top Silk Hosiery | ; | ~ : the Amazon to the place “eal with mf > 05 Are Now Wanting and Will Like to Save on Popular | Irveralars of $2.75 Grade—Thureday, Pair... .. g 50 tts nade Sie Seatinen the [seed Saeed | 4 Bc followed this until the ™k. He de ee er ae eee OF ae ae ? | An Important Two-Day Sale of 3060 a Stor tenth. Ghee beet Sebel Be eer cage Tae eteee ete sia iis oe ot cate = —= | a fe the Uraricoera, and thence s*parated mi a ene eel Dat we vede ligase + yadda slid siete ae ! + + “a led on for the final division, wish to incr Se oe eck Eigec. SS Sie ere. npecial price . i ~ Ik St BE sn nur Geena wee ee | Main Fleer li ] ] QC a 3000 Y ards—Special Thursday at, Yard........ as 4 & 1 wee I a e -_ sian street to the Partma, | >@ pains not te head waters are the stream's | ;tigestion. ¥F ee eee ; ihe has exered | me oat : : a lived With Savages. “years begins Cc Plain-colored (Lrepe de Chines. Flat (Lrepes. (anton ¢ repes ‘ : ve : ” 9 ee al al m= the latter spot the gasoline Plav« G and Radium Silk— inches wide —of excellent weight and qual- oe ee yi | $5.50 to $7.50 Values, Speci _ was established by Dr.. After thes Eull, former Harvard sth- the thrice-@s Pard classmate of Dr. . Rice. ome of Rech went ahead of the main party tie—sever 7% galions ef the precious ty er traveling naked with the | eating Me tving om the same food hers or being burned almost to their we (eeture He preved that a white man Much “Se under the same cond!- rotiers Sean Indian. numbers om and Stevens flew on up ty jens # Tee mace ne im the * Tost marvelous series o ts the, had erer seett, |One & hie itv and offered in the most approved dark and medium shades i Special! Women's “Carter” Union Suits Seconds of 85c to $1.25 Grades— dy A Printed Crepes Tub silks Printed Crepes | $1.98 Grade—Yard $2.50 Value—Yard —Special at, Yard | 4) ——- | ~ S .° . j . | } $ 69 a | Rye Se » GS _ Special, Thursday—Wrapped | _——3 + . — | . ) iH | ee Beef) =. ‘| Milk Chocolate]| 54¢ ee — ——eEw - ot A AT A A ly et -_ ee eee ne. @ The vestless weather will call for 5ilk Shirts—and mental silk-and-wool Crepe; 39 i: : tripes on sreund : | H {] |; an opportunity to select them with the utmost ect —famera autematically ctiek- Ne wide and = aus ae printed iter patterns : ‘ ly orpedoes ' All the Shurts in this group are well made—cut full | cord of the landerape un- oe num 4 ——.- et reyy : , : ; ” ' HT @€ Many women | roomy and tailored with expert skill. They are made eee ae = sem uke « i . “ay aaa | | ; *t de n tre moun ‘Tee | | jf Will want several | and scrupulously, finished. For vour choice we offe inet ead a at thy | ne Regularly 60c, the Pound, i of these white J knitted cotton River and ther turned to the rendezvous where Dr GRAIN 0 - Zephyr Tints — — ee Se oe | . 8 Cotes . Seite 600 satin-striped Eagle silk crepes. awaited State 100 Pieces and Prices at, Tore . i | | serviceablv made 300 other silk crepes. More they did se, however. galst y _ . | oe | | H i . ; : ej radiums A ms -vered « hoatile Ind! an ty the Thie 3i-inch-wide cotton Pore: at} a | } i i In Various Sum- 600 all-silk ithe river's source and dropred | SEDA terne—all tub and perspiration proe! i weave t is ante } mer stvle | 600 heavy silk broadcloths with flat stripes 2achutes with gifts of beads peal | 4 children’s garments as » 1s pillows 4) een ‘ati : i he gy MB nc 300 satin-striped baby broadcloths Becks and eine trinkets” ee | i hee! wg i Two-P d Box for 65c ' # «ncluding both cheatin , A. Wie accessories. o-F oun xX ror ' > 300 ; ; & they thought might e«tah- } i regular - ex- 300 ; 7 friendly relations (nm advarce | ; ; . ; :' | i tra - sizoc gar- plain coming of Dr Rice with the | 98c Linens Printed Crepes 59c Ginghams : = : einene ond, Reachows H | ichallia : Pparty 8¢é-inch-wide Tress Luin: : 34 cide si! k-qgpt-Disle Vie “ized En elie = . tia aie a mek) ae ere i Mighe accomplished in four | Cie. tenders | Crepe de Chia. nc cape | Gaga on ge fee ee Pees” sew ams. Hi There are plain whites, tans and grays—ailso white stripes whee 2 ast hare og | na mga and does not = °s lifferen? ma tierns oe sizee a | ma : : / — na None c cal 12 gps H | Rayon Wear white. tan on tanm—and a variety of neat harrlines and , camtly. Special a: . iroing Sugmmer ~ fing. Sp i ss. Keep a supply of 2} i e-ton vests oose-fitting step-in s—various sleeve lengths. | | yard 15¢ rings. Jerd f 98c ard f 44¢ | - : sie lies to eat oe a ee flesh. peach one orchh : colored stripes. All size the sa from Ir. oye . F. size cluded = sta *4@ cortart wth ‘he } = t aiue at &5c stood 3 Tcnteeineatie Pa oO WS a ae a < Candy Shep—Main Fieer H ] ’ | : a ‘ . expedition at Caxeerta 4 esat, oe — te @ 7 ae This Sale is for Thursday and Friday Only 14. develaped their fitms operstio’ Third Fieer } 1 Waie | flew en to Boa Wiseta. where. Christ me i# now being diasembied | 40d the on ¢ te thie bom . ‘or shipmest ‘ = be

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Pre Te eC re c ae » Pa. s¢ 7 j ns ¢ ve és ~ » : : WEDNESDAY, . 4 ‘ : ¥ a : ‘ , APRIL 29, 1925. § @ aR ATR “aces meee —— ———— — itorial Page ed Pie Arey \ Vie] t i 2 | . daily cartoon | 1] OW LILO) nei b/s Gy | ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH:| | Sccfotge-Drama | Manicures —_—————— ee ee Se — ty JS0e | we eee Ct COST, LOUIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 29, 1925. eee ec, ree sl Sixt ife! MAME DAMON Th | Teiccracncd Paste at Sate Gammmuneaae ~—TENEDAL DECERVE - ere sce including a head Oe IAI PICTURES een Hours in the Life Telegraphed Photo of Sofia Cathedral After f EDERAL RESERVE — PMNOFIUNGLE Greatest Joy Outof: Doors WORK, SAW W000 ——Pom® Eslosion When 60 Persons Were le BAAS T BACK HES IN BRAZIL suns. noses ro cee AND SAY NOTHING p (i) BRITISH GOLD LOAN | lows a Regular Schedule, . / on her Flew Up A Game of Numbers, -$200,000,000 Credit to Be Advanced by Them, and River 120 Miles Golf, an Auto Ride, With r Than Any Ex- Several Naps in Day. $100,000,000 by Private Had Been. Bankers ; — oe ss = pecereest 4 Commissioner Kortjohn Tells Safety Council That : Crime~ Situation in City Is “Extraordinary.” Irom the New York Buredu of the Post-Dispatch. E PICTURES NEW YORK. Apri] “8 l"nt LITTLE GOLD LIKELY TO BE TRANSFERRED Availability of Fund, How- | ever, Expected Automati- cally to Halt Speculative Sale of Sterling. ——e By Leased Wire From the New York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, April 29.—7Jhrough u remarkable international co-op- CO-OPERATION FROM CITY JUDGES PLEDGED FIVE-MILE GORGE, ‘"* 2°80904 blooms in Pocansice Hills John D. Rockefeller is living - | | Vagrants and Habitual Vio- lators to Be Run Out of Town — Sessions ‘Most onl his piace at Lakewood. od 3 of Stream Sketched where he arrived from Ormond ano} a Pe , ' Beach, Fla., a week ago Saturday, Members of Rice Ex- in the best of health and spirits | ' 4 As he approaches his eighty- tion, Now Pressing Bixth birthday He appears to be in even finer fettle than a vear ago. ugh Jungle. and his golf ts improving The world of business and finance. | Harmonious.” Wire Prom the Vou Ww his h wears most men out. has left Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. John D. Rockefeller phvsicalls 5 ™ , and nervous!v sound W YORK, Aprir 29.—-Graphic pout ——- See What is the secret of his health? , _- . . Pe T) toic fa) ~ ’ eiacerrnoagd ~ yen orhe) . ° . ’ . ' ; ‘ eet time by Capt. A. W. Ste- | Men were anxiously watching the JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER, Leet OSs, ae a wht A «nara ee ~ official photographer of the ticker, he was walking through the able to attend because of Iliness, : REE 7 he commercial and financial wor ring party, who returned tf, | Woods or planting thingé A set for four people which is the Commissioner Kortjohn delivered eh back to . sound aya basis for ) ate lan 1 equivalent of four deck of plas the ‘incipal address : . : : , Se ae " g99 he first time nee the war, SUES cc odine ob chs| Febckefeller ‘as fore time for | CU!" four decks of piag-| Whe principe! address, This picture arrived in New York yesterday by steamer. In the evening it was “telegraphed” to en eet standing impres , | 4 , anna as ge cards, costs 65 cents t ma he crime situation in St. Louis " . e i ae ship Polyvearp. with John W. YeSt and -recreation now, but he — cards, ee es ey ‘ epee : 2U'S Chicago by the A. T. & T. system, over Bell long distance lines, and from there forwarded to the St. gion left on bankers and other ; _ e layer bv le erson ¢ vy Was character.ze us “@Xtraord.- : : : : % . . . ’ : : , ? 4 : 5 s : on, radio chief of the expe- | Still uses them both to enable him | | tnapedosa ge ae: amine ag a _ oegrttediapes “ as Louis Post-Dispatch in time for publication the day following the photograph’s arrival at an Atlantic rt observers by the announce -_—— ; to lead an active life. Although he nany, each iaving s four setyv of nary xv” Commissioner RNRortjonhn. ort, expe bse j - 4 erviceable New We a tale sii told ' makes no special point of i. ‘ards numbered 1 to 13. “To combat it We propose to en- P : ment to the House of Commons ; . . — peee578 es we ad on . : . én ’ } c- . + - +) y v) . ; ; ‘ »* } se x t+ bh + . . - . . . . . . ™ 9 os t sun-blacked man in whose | tuality, this is the daily program of The purpose of the game is to force all laws withou fear or fa- The Cathedral was wrecked April 16, by a huge bomb set off during the public funeral of a slain yesterday that Great Britain had * | puild four stacks of consecutive vor.” he said. “Ours is not a ‘kid- military lea returned to the gold standard, y er. may sti lurk a few of the the richest man in the world now pe te ete : . - ; * numbers pezginning with the glove vnolicy We propose vigor- . . - - . - anus . The return is regarded as an . . germs that claimed the life! On his Svo-acre home at Lake- ee Ae : ' : os oor a oe : : , saa f the entu if wood: ones Phe cards are shuffled’: ous action, the first step of which epochal financial achievement, pere- . e >) igie \ niuresonyye VW hi e . ’ . — ‘ -™ . TT . an . _ caw cF -+ + — , || was there a single man who said ao dol 1 it “| .. een Ari ace gownw jd and drawn Phose is our presen erTtort to assign e@vV- . 3 f haps more important in its ulti- and laid its blistering touch peu Arises , + salt 13 ¢ ¢ Day after day, we were sending an 748..fieade 11 ori Ta which cannot be put on the four. ery avallable @oliceman to. beat §! a ro | S Ul r O r mate world-wide effect than the . | teads Worl tn | telegrams and protesting the viola- : Dawes plan. It means, to give one “~* - - . ee el ¢ ractically all the others orla : i j ] I i bilLiet’sS final pil are ced temporaril duty. A further step has heen to : ; tion of the armistice. I was writ- of many examples, that the Amerl- rt of Walter Hinton. one of ind Herald-Tribune. eg a ‘ ; J : . , mnicate with the new Pa Cea ee ee ae ~ * , i , -Special at (C-4 pilots nd } g “nf } f ‘ ‘in four coiumnas ine Key to Suc-e |) eamn ; SS PHOIB and Skipper of th ats breakfas : ,' — _— ; 1 «6CCourt Judges who have aesnre’ . an Wheat farmer can sell his pr - : ran a somes i at fi C4 , od Pinon . . a ; = = cess 1S if) not « ver] 4 uj} i Stinail ; eed seaplane — apree 6 Plays game of num- number in lumn with a large that they. will work in harmony | é ? tives of the allies that the cutting e+ Hrit tabl n ‘om New ork st hil Renetretetalle arti 256 tat spd | : he ting , , uct to Britain on a stable mone fro: Ne@\ York . Saut bers or « ats with the Police Roard. Vagrants ou e rosse ntente up of the country in this way be- a ‘ ' y :' , : 47 , ; oo ‘ one che basis for the first time In a decade, fore the peace treaty and ucgains! Purposeful international co-op- ra. it paid particular tribute S*45-] Attends to busi ess af- 7 as : ae he and habitual violators will be ru? ] , . C« - st tf ' De j 1 ‘ . | o ron piloted the ‘ Urtiss Sea hairs round ;TLe ' TT fa » hy { 1? ] i: the out of tow nN. We plan to lock 1? erry) — . — * tiie VW ilson an principles would " " } f ‘ ‘ing t fro hic} ’ °15-1° , , Praeress ver es cde Li : 61 i se » fact, ane : fying Poa irom Which Can’. Or lo-]2 Plavs nine oles of | ¢: , ip and send hem into court so | ter ] nin rmistice lead to a catastrephe: that it would , eration is en in the ‘ an ' nounced simultaneously with the ' Nai Pies . that they will be forced to | be at last in vain that implored ; ing and saving to the represent: ——{—_—__- —_. Ms mapped the Hranca Hiver. golf “np . Q eae Paes eta ire ia often ® Fairchild aerial camera an} 12-1:15——-Has bath and reat. Pn egg es > ? peggy ee bee ae haa ie 7 asta * i|my people not to try a hopeless resumption of the British gold “pons bie the success of the 1k Fats luncheon ef a , pe three Puna, He ce ia decane Sessions “Most Harmonious.” | ' : : , } revenge war but to trust in Presi- mandard, that the Federal Reserve org ee, eee with 7" Plays game of numbers and iia thiae and usu re ts kes the meas- The sessions of the new Police || Says Seizure of Hungarian Territory 1M Vio- dent Wilsen who had come over to Bank of New York, acting with ent malaria, nauseated, dizzy. rests. ait af hie competitors whenever Roard to date were deciared by ° 7. ’ . p assist at the conferences in Par's, nner amy of the System, has Be stuck to his cockpit and o-5-+“Takes drive in car et has the Rarely he plays Kortjohn to have been “most har- lation of Wilson S 14 Points Turned His | As popular as I was at the begin- placed $200,000,000 in gold at the 7 Me er a "7 r "ae ' ning of my regime, I was inevitably disposal of the Bank of England. monious.” “We are so constituted a ae : © headwaters of the Branca De 4 Rests, then converses with | alane , , dS, these Sulls provide e100 that we just naturally agree on all Supporters Against Him. losing ground day after day. Nor and that an additional credit of $100,000.000 has been arranged be- miles farther into the is nel: ripest 7 jc ren, ‘ , " Sian . , , nen f F 1] ’ fs. T) * . 7 i i} } ] i: ra S >] Tei ees) hy }é reona! ihe after-break fast Ses-j/on of aa an . 7 omine (>) il \ pe s. lere [hye larciest ‘ xplorers ever secretary ‘iene ialaten i - lin rity awit rie? ques. ions, je said ve ry a t can [ blame the public opinion for o4 . ’ on me : - al i. a bike atial . ‘ i= { UU mia . ‘\ ‘ : ita. r ’ xml } . ¢ , . . ’ - ono - —E “ . : [oa + ‘a ropriate woolens for eT rhe rest of the expedi- (--FEats Cinner adil iain Sie 1. enon censidertani the board so far has been unan- —jlosing faith In my pacifism, in my tween the British Government and . ‘ , . ~ 4 . . " . . 4 SS ‘ eiiei ‘ BOT) ‘ Si ‘ > ' aie : - ; , ‘ ; . db 2 . ; ? , —- al , ‘ ? , , . q . Is 11} Wore quiet colors guided Oy Hlinton and =te- g nh Pia’ . care of numbers mM .tt re ¢ Wa 7 : “~? ting imMous, a7i%l | trust that this cond!- HE Post-Dispt h p? ints vdday A id the Rumanians were doing the W ilsonianism. They said: Hiere J. I , Morgan & ‘ . . : : ; ; ao we : , } _L_e] fi WUSALICAS, f Limam adie ie ’ "7 ey ; nh dnd el Sateen we : P ie uaa . . ; = et Sut is yslen 1j 1] ’ ie ips s ‘* 4 . ly = " . , [2 j . .- . : . ° ‘ : f One pluck, but admitted th 19 Retires ives AWAY) w LINCS. We seek the app oval of the pubils rat ted from him by the Ntate De. no question The Czechs. as wellas over a new leaf and that we wanted and private bankers are backing or : Of them had laid aside even Short Rests During Day During golf, if si before, | and invite criticism and, in return, partment in Washington before the the Rumanians and the Jugo-Slavs, sincerely to back up the 14 points, Great Britain with American gold, " 7 ’ . 4 vy - ‘ . oo a . , a¢ - . a ; a a yy * ? ’ ,I° . sry ? . ¢ . = - ’ " " ‘ ‘ > . ° men. —— eerrer. wey em The frequent eS a Rockefeller begins his daily dis- cseeegrgapag oe pea rsagee " 21 A ig ga Hungarian erile wads permitted to; were turning out all our officials and what has happened” Instead the purpose being to put the pound a ; ; fue] eer inereaee the dis- . . “ to 1: pepe Oo rest ars tri) abtom. ve uP . > 4 ‘: : : , ” , » , : Bey might fly over a country |, ; "n ' 7 rere ache nickels lie gives them to all] the ~ommismon nero paneg sabe mange lic 18 alreadu familiar with this) establishing themselves as though republic's having done 20. With Co-operation between Great Brit- — HM they knew lurked hostile In- | “@C® @at+ns from his early thirties se pes a. said the new Police Board had ial ‘Karolyi. Now that he, they had already received these biow after blow, our country is cut ain anes Holland is seen in the fact —— with al aie , lof taking a short nap ever, Dew servants ana workmen on ek . “taken thetr duties riously.”’ “gagging of Aaro yi. . +4 , ' wie - , ’ ' . . Cy . C (), 80) ~T . « - -- si baat) I ; e ie i ad a} ast mei a 4 « . - ‘s . ’ ‘ : ir Vv oa fe ot «ih . S Ty; . . © ag ‘ore : P " é i +. .«. . ; a v ‘Ppes Phy sistas ‘li after luncheon. He never reste lone place whom he sees: a nickel Or A) «po, cenigusly in the into ¢ has le ft the country, he has written portions b h 1S peace treaty which up more and more every day. Not that laAncels - hurchill informed : ee © tae high ll " aiiihalibie : Pests *0n6, aime for each, and for each mem- a as wai. ee eee a for the Post-Dispatch the things he was not to be signed until a year only do we lose without plebiscite the House of Commons that Hol- aware that were they forces. , ‘i ican pompretety, Doth | ao: of s famils Saat ah shat" eine aeeee. vo wanted to say to the American | later. regardless of the armistice all our northeastern and southern land and the Dutch East Indies ’ into the stifling tropical hea mentaily and physically, when he Sogagtionan PRM a . heen opposition from many — iiself “| ot . a kk j _ Ww ld retr th r : sie Se FOpPical . . toliay rroundkeeper ¥, i ; LSe@| territory, but they are taking awa would retrvrn to the gold stan ® valley they wou'd have aes. Two or three short rests of — “i anes ome a hita sources, but the opposition has people. ; MI } f 3, any $000 000 * pace todas This faet as \“ ae t ¢ . - ; , pret’ys hard one of them has a ‘+. 3 , ; we . My opponents say that I should; 'Fe™ is “ADOUL oo. HAV Aare , eeu ‘ : - +h» . — = | T / 1 ; | ‘fe se) 7 l- " ’ iva ; 4 YT it} in = Ti a ‘AT? ™ : tries will follow Britain's lead. The uence - 92 a result of his posi rayence 07} a «1 esi ‘) [il }) l- . feller will exchange them person- + head. I signed an t. choose Karolyi, it was a failure new German gold mark. and the Like most elderly mé« , 1. x : tame “ has . hal nN, aor nt 1@\- " 7.7." -o]}. ‘ ere armistice in A were beaten rhey came in dijsor- - Deen assembled in June and , lohtea Sul T ler is unable ) e lat : wpe . tion in the community : 4 : | ' ate aw Meh ts = July rhe af ~ to we P late in the ally for new $1 or $5 bills. These ? 2 ¢ Vivi ) 1; Tr grade ¥ ith Ger. I ranche Despera derly fashion into the country. The to go in tor pacifisin It was a mis- Polish ZIALS virtually have been ion in Brazil delayed the | ™O'n'RE. He usually arises be- : Need oO additional policemen »°&’ that a just! ¢ter . at ' : coe le . a6 ah i ’ es ~~ itween 6:30 1 7 o’ 1 j are almost the only financial] deal- , stressed hy Commissioner We knew quite well that @ . fight would have been hopeless t**e to believe in the sincerity o pegged” at gold parity. r some time, but the exnpedi tween 6:50 ans o'clock. | as stresse s 0 issione! eit ‘ ae | , 7 , ape . i. , } ha XxX] edi- he ‘tnartevs voy ] a t= ' ouis than ther e 2 year! ae Peony : . 0 hatha 2,ere. boy os dla sScien- | | 1CLOCK ro kefeller eats of coins continues lle wu 1 see Ee ‘a cep ae duty an ! opposed by the aiiles, espe ia lly OO} heen beaten. would have ended in threw the whole thing overboard. $200,000,000 American credit to ry ¢ =) . Zz | Sue : ” : 4 ‘ ? ‘ ‘ a : ‘ ; ‘ ; 2 . . } : “7 ‘ he French. Sry if was oniy nat- an absolute catastrophe wi a? could one «ay against these Great Britain. > 7 ’ » _ 4 ae . . . es ‘ i . ~* »* a ; 1 ¢ | v 4 . . ‘ Mi frait " t) e 4 ; P - ? TAKINEL his af ernoon drive and Wiil Ore in but we pia mn ta remedy this ural that aii V ir ] . Peco» 7 in USInZ force and con- terrible arguments: Not only polit ' . ’ . announced: : . i¢ mn at - ANAQOS : «>? i ie ) uic Oj an oOrangze, cra. i - 4 = : : | RLtls ‘ sak ai : J sae ae - . 3 — : : : - e n connect on wit S the Amazon to the place | Teal with niilk, an egg or ith stop to give him a dime. He gives ang get as many men as possible ° America. d on us by tinuing the fight. we could have jvally but economically we were lishnrent of a fre pred o 2 » - at ' til ‘ = ef \. 444 mm tw rITN ‘ ‘ ‘ : ~~ a = ; m photographers Tn re- on beats a) The eonditions Im pe € oe ; ats openly opposed oursely +e tC rne treated in nh way which was abeo- tos . : R gold market in ) ” . ae . ; 4 ‘ . i le 2 vw 7 , ' Pa . . : . | » Tr . ie | - i« . 4 4 ” : > | i ind coffee oO! porters and to almost every ne ) i : - ee: eed the armistice were ex i . Wilsonian program. (one cannot Intely incom rrehensible After the wion, the r tish Government »S l f 3060 * followed this until the milk He does not use a Dr. Magoon. ra hird membe! sap cig ah »me points - ’ | sible. Aft hee esneenl 1 — major br ] t i ' that ext ae | | ~~ FO) else he meets of the Police Board to speak. of heavy. Still there were ® ues ; say that one accepts the Wilsonian ‘armistice. the bleckade was still as nO mor A MSOC Of: Cems : ancen, wheres ct he- ' Xtent he “diets.” He use: . J, Ors as PUR! sae bail ) ) heen kept wouk ) a . , se ' O0.000 with J. P. M Cfo” : , ce Ses Five o'clock usually finds him —t ; ; which had they been peace propositions and go on fight- rtually ~ ef , ' . . Morgan & 0. “rr ° — ‘ > . “n ; , 5 iV le - : é bi batd _Y ‘ -*h@e . r . ~ Tne ’ ‘ re to , ’ =) vi (UA ly maintained. our timber . ~ - a “ogi “i na the nce xf nD ed TT) A. here iuse he Anes not hack on ote a naa Mthough > fe re sad ‘ er; service: of 2 boa i ; have prevented Hiungary from fall- ing at the same time ! h ad to nam te the ae nds at the Cre - th (7rovV, Strong of the Vederal lle. on for the f j ion, Wish to increas 14 aioh: ) | : : - : the Traffic Council whenever neea- : ie nny : : a 1a ec hs, ‘ nei ee ne Sp veeon, Poe ise his weigh ing into chaos. Gen, Franche Des hope to the very last that this Wil- «oa! in the hands of the Ruma serve Bank announced: “In come a). i ie : : > sometimes stays away until 1 ‘Iw ‘ . f ] ‘ : ‘i i’ | ‘ i? ed. i larence How ara Tormer } iv« nectio . } n with the re-establishment > the river changes again like } or the rest. he r) Perel, Tj kes d nner time If ho returns perai treatea the pe ace delegation sonian program would he fulfilled t my } at ? WT) lj t} ‘ ’ . . . if} id iié | rr) #Oc)) - ‘ Pr . e ] P his ; 7 , | | : , , ft 3 : | f Sian street to the Parima, | pains not to overtax his excellen* ' “ae EM lice Commissioner, followed his! . . a soldierly rough way Only) as I couldn't give -tt up the day ‘em *, . > reg ' % of a free gold market in London ; . ¢ oa a : a sror’ res’ i ‘ he se d ’ ‘* ;ee if ’ ; . . es " - : - ’ > nN ‘ Tr . » ’ se . . : " 4 ‘ ee Te proved that aw hite nD) a t be asin feat \ Aa ’ morvring Pric- ’ - ae . “A ne med “j hy. tre realizarion f " 4 re en 0 el , tial ; ; i nan Ml be Bas ‘ . : , :, 6} ome ened this armistice perore « and 50 trains wefe run- Ss@ntialiy @ psychologic | fac Much has been said abo lio . for hawn in ’ > ; Revocation of the law permit- } ex tr Nass stopped Bale ‘nat T orate re ad ‘ lé lila 7 T j iz. we could ons Ha NLAN ‘ ne ind it is untikely that any impor. ae an Indi, » ’ i¢ ere i] ‘ my rock Tha ~ ‘ ; ‘ ‘ ‘ } -* P " . had h ippe? ‘*¢) | f¢ i? rhe wT ormotis or two T) o Hi nea y . . ‘a P apr Ulative Silk Shurts - and here 1s the Most marvelous series of hes ss ; ‘ . . ONS TESS a sf oOrnings ageaiuing with if mica ies , pr wea thal sed hoepla S4ry to whiel | had devoted ns Nationalists. on one hand. were op- selling of eter ing. much ase the { or . ’ ; ; ] ’ ’ ‘ ; > 's +7 >a & Sseantigy . ’ vr; al rr . i. ‘cr ’ , _- ’ . a. ‘ ny TN) l S if : a ‘ ’ = . , ’ ‘ = ; , l) the ulmeost economy! ; Alls the, had ever Leen ~ s BS payors, * ie Sit . Ma RO 1 re- Speeding up of the test cas , os sehting ‘ we! life, and to destro the hated in- posed to my pacifist program, the $1°6,.000.000 Morgan eredit halted ' . - 7 on @ , . re , } Qe A . be ce ee 4 “ a4 4% P a _ » % , —— - , t TY." - 1a% ra) - ay? im ' is ' . be ‘ : - ° LAMOrA automatically ale. memtaida re eatlon Piaceqg he f | ' he jee |e (jete nine T.j¢ po re] | if ce . Key laernet: . the Sia U OTIS vhich I iad iiwave been Socialists were on need! i | hee “filing of he ff tl made —cul full an g cams) gs ag sate Numi is : that invols lail rf? ff should have opposed fare , ! ns th rane. ) ' ~¢ umbers i game that involves daily program is in effeet Judges to send tri ce violaters pou 4 : ‘hting » soldie ‘ame ar ; ; "] | aoe . ®cord of the lands: ape wumn- a 2 y +” 1’ Tee wn ¥ e} ' ‘ e e% . | Wig s (Czechs. Rurmanians and ‘he Jugro GIS More aiers came to ause they said thar it meant the The gold provided can be vueed |. | hev are made to | ‘ . beneath the 1) The etre LY the nutn pe — ; , «> ' 1s ia =) | SS ’ ‘ nue ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ne rn + hy work wmowse. \ . wrers , skit to had — catego ramet GRAIN OPTION CASE APPEALED fires oTn the hoard af *tracs ‘ nm oe Tives of 1) itional ma fe ’ ——, ; sift ] un Leys ? na wit fyiy? eyes Phos . were tile fue ¢s of thie nationalistic and bole hey 1st) prop ling in London , : ' oe ' , LD 7 9 is difficuit to UNM’ lang es - crepes to the reé ndezvous u here ] dy perm tted in Miesour , Out vio tions have heen invited. Wii be ful) L-nowledge af the facts an? HH Mngarian peasan'’s VA at a fare acanda whe onliv too ear’ I mess The terre of the arrangement . Pp : , | " . 2 7 + + } ‘ ‘> = " . ‘ oe ’ is " 1) : . ; , ’ : - 8Wa ited State Supreme Court to Decide Le- jation of the criminal statutes. The held at the (hamber of Commer steea me. The armistice drew only *™ ted them when they cat eay that the work in risking to hurt | were not révenled A number of j | on” ale ° , : ts . . ° 7 mss ; ’ on , ; ere they did so however gality of Deals tn Putures. iction was brought at the instance May 21-2- It was also announced | - military lMne in southern ang home now rhen for the first time the feelings of many of the bol- banks will participate with Mor- , _- . ’ : .} , : ’ ust a “* ‘ ’ - . . oseau : , . . - ?* matettiea ’ " (a , ‘ , ; . | ’ 7. *,s ' ’ i? : _e ered ; } ostile It ainn KR a A sep sted ; nae f Prose P vtinyg Attorne,\ Rucker! i the MONE a = So >’ dra ing ‘ iT) eastern Hut vary eutting the eoun t) } izn rossaec rTriy ming meaiir ; pte “wae carried ev) not bes ry yur ir the 8190_.000 0006 eredit 1 : : @ river’ Avrnre s . - ‘ : ‘ai . he ; “orest tark teil - - _—* “4 wut more tmne eines : —— fiisesian movemen’ but byt ‘he whe P ith flat stripes. a Ss source and dropped SEDALIA Mio Avril 29 An - a aan st wil be eld in Fo Pai ter ‘nto halves, about one-quarte: bul © siperars than eve! stehe oo . said the Hneur of the wyndi. . ’ »4 . , » » ™ , >. . ; aT > : : 2 ‘ " cloths ' yUies vw ith wifts of heads “pp i} fron otis Ae sion of ludes ‘ ari TN : cnt qr nquiry. May 1A. 4 —_ :, h was - the . ands ©! the Te ‘} 1s Petite the lan | fer that lish unwise HV 1K) idle re anadiin cate had not been completed. : Donk and - “—' | , ans: ' geen ; & ean te f 7. . . a = : . ¢} 7? — ; “a mites ’ the allies hey ; a ee... Oye trinkets. we Walker of Favette, sitting in wsoeyasteed | French Ram Schooner Captured. sIlies and three-quarters were un- 6 ues 2 come en action Bo'icy of the allles, They did _ SOVIET SENT c Reena thought might estah- |. pertis County Circuit Court WASHINGTON, Apri = 9. A SEW YORK. April 29.—-New | occupied by then could no longer be delayed by any Understand that the economic sit- . STS arendiy lat mn ndvane thie ettis Counts iret Ou . : es ples 405 Sag gle —- SPR SE fo nd i , rt wl uation of these countries, even if A Beaten a al; rein ions } mftivMmi’t the crams aft ] ses i“ ‘ Tt. et orn) ‘ torne \ { ene ij Sargent hy i oe Yor le 3 adr fleet aa corded its seca?T j Violation of Armistice. . ce Ritts ety ’ | Naud 7 ‘ 4 te , a . , Ms the Awe « lated Trees rr) | - » Bina ‘ ' _ » : wih - . che . ‘ , / ' . « , ever ing ; ’ r? c ‘ ie , "os mn “pa ; teited of D Rie a ith he i) hans: i> q “3? \ if w ) eh { “hriet ce clined emnohatis ali t, iis en , , mortant « apture off the New Jer . Rut the «tipul ition OF tiie irmi- It -~ 7-Psee of thom ey , peopir ; ’ at er ’ : my " f - ODESSA Rusia Aprtt 29 Six riy j | if » 3 ‘ j Lh wate ; ' ; a} ‘ ral —_ = 7 : . : , . ; woul Ave oer very me le '@er . . @ fic) ‘pher was fined $1000 Tuesday for grand jury investigation in Chica- sey coast ithin the past two weeks | .:ice was clearly that up te the time | pl eng" sb eta soa. five vears of war rn t the continu Catholic prima have bees ene . / izgnt ac r) ’ o ‘ . . . , ‘ : : a a . ; . P ing fer a’ , them {rar : si vyearTre Oo uj con'’in J . ' . ys—also white stripes on wh , “take: nplish a om ome thvs hllexved conduet oT ! piace wag of more than 300 representativ: when the ‘oasm uaa cutter ¢ G. of the treaty, the “ hole COUNTET: ee =~ tgae pe a ae ar or the breaking uD of this« | Souaee ne FOTOS ws Im priac n~ ope ; at conld not have been | - ™ - , . >» @] ¢ thie armisti e dering, should say today that { be lias ment upon charges , . 7 e : . -_. ' ‘ ° " © . , ans ; , r ; ; ; ~ 2 | : , leat hairlines and bolder by Other means in twin wee , \A hy « — Options nre perry? ifted OT of the furniture i? dus . ee ferrin i ty howe | il o er rt yeste rdaay ie recardiless oO; his sBuate 2071 ) ' , , part af Centra! Furope in such ' : ' ‘ ; x of teaching re. rr? i Tw >K S " . , at{ wae V9 ont ’ ; co the = 4 ; 3 — ' . ) . . . . = : : ; 5 x hit ' an ui 9 (" , , lige ‘ a 7 0 4 , " ‘ ‘ oY ,¢ Pas ho ; four ne ’ , ‘ we) oOEanN Hlungcar!i an f,orvernmen lt ~?' @me ofr : +? ’ } “ ; ree tis ; ete i, 4 nte : ot — hated : ‘ , ern other "rl ele simila it A harkwe«l _ : ’ iy ‘ne aris \? . ; ; red ’ : " “a ’ _* ’ ; . . : : ’ ’ . ‘ im A aAbiiehed eontact with acvera!l wet Pensws: the first da’ ‘hie feeaer ci ni 2 . ‘ it ed arty) received shorter terme of tr tr Lowe o e *xpedi . , nal ¥ ; oOnnectiot ‘ ' ‘ ; ‘ Biel ‘ ~ c ‘ ~% i 4 ‘ : , t@) | ° ') \" ; T | * ; <7 , . . . es ° , . tem be . . . . .¢? . - » : . + on th Rona \ ier A. where ‘ . } \ . . , , a ot eae - On the eentranr the (ve: “ere “ia fireie | A wesy * " ain! . ; iT sd of relleten if? an) form tu ta le Re if now being diesembied and tie « ce attracted Wide atcen (,oVver?! ent gna «a “© ' even Wohi bye charged with attempuins . ; a termination and my fight ‘ga inat . ‘ , | hile ‘ ; . TY) , t) . r) . . ny ' . ' j } 11} ’ it t} o | nited i steer _ ited aa practica i. . ake rhe ; } a? ti a’ ’ Tha “\ Foe? Leer lieve ; milltariem fren lease ated the right uo 8e- on or shipment to this Pon The nproceeding® are to act miipniate ‘ t IS UMP ' Chiin , OO beat ‘ ‘ , ’ ces ~ P , ; ' P —, - —s : * — Baw , tas yy ni i 3 ’ vane von ag : ' — in? a yw Ly + guard effic als said who'e nortnoern part oO if ingars ‘} his ould fRhave een done not Copyrighted. Cosmos News,aper Syndicate igigus worship to adutta. . ‘mine whether or ne Geais if Ue. , esore a ; ina aay OS. Balu LIC. aie Bs ~~ ~ oe & Oe oes OS on om

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heme ey A ee A ae . Leuls Chapter No | team Veterams of the World War. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. WEDNESDAY EVENTING. A Ae - : > A eRe aati at ieee 2 alee ae ‘ + = : he. -¢ ove APRIL 29, 1925. Cac te ey ON siete x , Seg ral toe = ST. LOUIS POST-nicPaTCH Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER Dec. 12, 187%. % Published by the Pulitzer Company. Twelfth Boulevard and Ulive Street. THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- | POR!) > ; | I know that my retirement will make vo difference tn its cardinal | that it will alway~ fight | for progres> an! reform, never col- erate injustice or corruption, always- fight demagogue« of all parties, | mever belong to any party, always | oppese privileged clas-« and public ) never lack sympathy ' owith the poor, always remain de- yoted to the public welfare, never be satisfied with merely printing news, glways be drastically independent; never be afraid to atlack Wreng, JOSEPH PULITZER. April 10. 1907. . 8 tee LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE Liquor Beyooud the 12-Mile LAmit. Ty the Editor of the Poso'-Liapae:t FEW dars ago an Aseista A ney-General of the United Government came here to scold us upon ee te 1% Attor- “Sates our alleged lawless conduct, and it struck me ftmrmediate!y that the lady the Government herself (representing in this instance) was herself vicarious: y cullty of the very unlawful concuct of which she accused us, because the Gov- ernment itself even pow viviates i's own laws for ft permits the liquors, upon the ships of ‘ . st Wes @n Unfortunate sityation which confronted | ibe advocates and supporters of good roads. and ths » . : , _ > . > reset] | = disappointments The ssue of "hor stion } nproy err ae ~ in > = count’ ~ a : : . -e% (be annexation movement is now un ler ay anc Wi be settled probably in the near futur: 0 @—__ __ -—_- TAKING THIEVES IN EARNEST. Federal Judge Andrew Miller of North Dakota. | —___—___ : ° 7 ’ > ~~. ~~ . ~ ' in his latest communication to Letters From the r OT Bee Mian ) rs in ri try re 7 b igiaiil app a4 iid ti rue coiors He ontesses he is a bone-dry prohibitionist and chen 7 = *é\ a4 422% al ~ (. ist *f.- ° is - . : ; 7 fers us a ple frames of white clorer hone: a = 2 no *-« - #. + - = >?’ aa 4 beciar { Ur tue Zods - * } + . ~* , How Dita: OL the DoDecry prohibitionist’ Privren he try me sinceritw fram -¢ "Intfenahb! } an , one untenable positior > Vi or al ror ; - riah!*: ree t i ' . U j © as ‘ at Woilte cover one. o far fre eines a nectar fit for the gods. is a rather sipid cup. Certainly white clover honey is na re P he a“) pared 'o red over ‘ ne (nan 7 ‘ Ss 4 = . ‘ - . ~ —] para. ingC HDuTrgzgugG Aue FOCS OD uP pro Miconist’s '_- _ “ 2 — ’ . ) pus @¥ £a) aba merry De on white clorer cney. but the real gods on High Olympus in d » as - . , —_— . ; ra — res over brand, preferably ‘splashed « . ’ - . , - — Le : . . on . the rye ang s@a:ied with the barieyv’« ’ _ ~ q * « - . . Now. if Bee Man has any red clover hone: d __. ‘ id i. re 2'Wavys ready t sten to reason x : . ai i . a a 4 a ™ & > ? 7 . ; e.,7 5 i : o ‘ r most Ovugotiui CORS Cerat! Bb to - x — ——? 2 = ° AS TO CRIME NEWS. — re 4) LaPrre: - rex - : _ ; 1-7 Gii hi Spa pers. ene t ave — . ‘ oFrrar rr T . >} . Obse! e Decatur (Ill.; Review. and the - = Pr. ‘ r 7 - > ~~ . . .. Bake a “orning Echo. have been conduct os ~ » ~~ > of. - ents in ‘* a } ; — as = 4 . 4 r ; , ) | ‘ ‘ natinz ' sUDOrd inating ,5 _— > — PCF ‘ eat ing oOo a wae SsuD ed b ~ ‘ we é 4 puiar Tt ed ind After one Week of sched , Te } k a scheduled two weeks’ tria! Pe \ rr i ry ° = +O eivu_Ra Paper Was cOmpelled to return te ° . 4 i ? ai ob ‘ r iit D ye ti » Ore or ts ary ~ + ~erTioers being ot to 1 for s t [ a ¢ n. The De a hon , "ar - > oo > 7 . paper also returned s old makeup after one e = -_ 4 , 2 | ~ - — > > ‘ . X ee i> ~e. ia the as roe rer ~ - . , : . a Dp p> r on . f ti x , «= TY The ¢ inf r al news The i 5) bia paper did not hal ~ - > + — rin new for te weeks it made °¢ exper . Z =—. oo , » > » + ent of putting such news on inside pages only. and ontiniag such news to the bare facts ~ = —_— a 4 - A recent survey by the University of Penneyi- ,anla show ex tT? tf soca (ec crime , “rTl FH? | la i that so-called crime news occupied only ” _ - ~ = = “ - — ca pe! ent rout page space in eight leading * > el > a . ~~ 6 * - - es.ern © spa pe = bes ‘ poiit cs anc ‘,orTern ent being given 38.5 per cent T } > « sc is @ truism tMat the suppression of crime news ‘oure i®ave US ali in @ fools paradise. Publication ? oa - > : ** » > ~+ — “4 su nev not On:y puts Us OD Our guard against rim@iinais, Dut is a prime factor in the discovery and ' - ; + i . onriction of criminals. But. as to oreremphasis on ? r=" co nes of rimina rer . _* . - a ‘ |= deca is every man = a Por ntia. murderer: every man wants to know what it oT? . > ’ + r ’ . ~,’ = tid . Re It a DID Ose cCourro Anc partir ecause were ail potential victims. For 364 dars n . ° — fe S en secre ’ ts 4@ ST? ? of Toe > that we seed an occasional undetected - > For Nn 1s our Se. rity 1" jar . ~ Be . ' added no one ‘= sg fe would , muc! more eP@811¥ evade ane oe = ~~ ~~ —* i ? “ . ie We . 2 r by ,oulrd ne zr oran?’ of ~ . ‘ ‘ ~ 4 He . > ApePrs ¢: ; ¢] be Fey] at ha rv es cis l=se 3 Socrates Ver . cae ¢ s ° ? a ’ _ . ~_- . - ’ . - a = , 2 “= af . a ‘ ti:@ comIi ce 4 17 - en = > > a > *- > on +. > - ——w . cS s e NN Nas iHeaea S =) that ' are unique this. eicepting per- , >_> + a * - 3) I in 7 hn om ~ } ra ve At an rate. crites thought the ¢ . é . - a +e: « oh = “ > _ 4 a i.s ‘ bee 4. * mily fu es lias r some jos the list st hurt our prestige as a « - > = Bs > ; > _ = e “4 sx ee ucue > - * , - ' . Thrasrmechus I nk s - > = ates ' 7 i sere s e = as tneyr ais = are r as . 3 oe» * ’ ‘ . - Pe 4 fa -" ale | Ss _ — > ~ ’ wa Pp » *r t Be ~ - no) ~ rates ‘> . : - & > as af, _ = ~~ eo; - , “{ e 3 Las fa ‘ if sance ‘ r a Tr . . a’ = = ‘ st s . - ‘ ~ — 4 o- ike — ? * ~~ ‘ = 4"? A « ‘ - : _ = —— i a ries au . \ o } . = rua @S gr U ee ~~ ~~ ~ ears . ? 7 a _ ° “~ » . t , a a : 4 > a.?° % wu = — ~ ou.ca s& _* . - > . afce er eer . par ~ ag > ‘ ‘=” : re d s» a) ° > ~ " e ~ ir iF i ‘ ‘ > ~_ + — a J “ : 4 « xe } ’ i Pee i ‘ a’ e @lhe - — + - ~ a - 1s ix world ~ eo | ~~ q? rw . a . = . e ae uid ae ?. _ " — ; ehee ‘. | . a ar . = a >= , Lp ~ 4 ’ ate _ : - - : . ms -_ a «* ~ i. \ ~~ =) - - - . as2 ? > - er a” > ~ = . ~ ° = p «3 > > e a € 4 ° . ~ TT rteter Be. - €¢kh 197s for the Peet-Dispatch 4RKRE MeaADaMB er “ra ’ ea "T . > = Popular Me * Sclenmce ar - >» = 7a > «s ’ . Waa ention and Electrical Experimenter a nave their wonderf futurist tuvrentions Sut the dream I ha ast gibt makes then A CK moers t seemed thai | Voue ear ressed. ei down the steps to a t ng waik that ‘ eved ne } = P “ } ? « Tre DlOcK= a marie cd , "eu. $2 nt r “tf. ar n s WAS j e i = eié = ‘ x ate >. 4 dra ulic ‘mo ment. su : ey ba’ n departmen stores to arry moner. oniy large enough for ne person. and was xs up to my wes 8 s above the street quicker than scat I seated myself at t rotating desk and dictated some letters te my in- visible sten which wae called a Mille- thentescope. and by noon was finished. I! felt a slight feeling of putter coming over me so decided to skip-jump out *o the ountry gabbing grounds. I inclosed myself another air compartment and in one exorees. read Just Minute. an was at e gabbinge grounde 15 miles distant I enjored the gan lmense [ lost not 1 sphere by virtue of the fact that I ha y agne on wi 2 It was s00n e fer e t a ; fternoen tea, \erefoare r ro! T ; (ure i = i10Wa) — , @o« U*nivtersit 5 y and - m the img wa.k 5 é door T - . nmi . " - pore ain a tents of my paper. reading an Just 2 Minu#. , LOLCTS PONDFR . . Sy People «ho have been trying te i out ‘ he aristocrate of 1 Sogary could reach seross ti Atiantic and silence M.chael r € t read states are e2d0007 °a’ gir 3]D The exp'laration seems e in the pereonali f * Hughes. Certai ere te ~rAing Mr. t°ox« tige's record tndicating « pronounced a disiike ‘ reedom Is Mr. Hughes our greatest tory. or “as he just trying to be? . . , > ~) 4 ens “ure of Tom Mix ina Londen surround »y “a great throng” and man's similar scenes a road oceta- sioned bs her ie celeSriites all go ‘ ere chat the woren Wt net an excia- site Are Nn mes : ‘> iper ‘) "se PHU. ANGLOPHOBE . . . The faflure of the (hicago. Milwaukee @ st Paul read te sa ied the greates? tn his- tors What « greet furore there would he svrer tf had the Democrats or the Third Part: so and how @euletly it can all ha p- ~e7 ° er ?] o Republicars’ - * 7 . -_ , ir is “\)*s ® iz “* a a naire 5 — « a et » ie “eo? Ar « wen -- 1« ; " = ‘Na eas, * happens > > . i an e = ; — . The » “42m ie ) w 4 . - , o re _ The MIRROR PUBLIC OP RADIO AND CO From the Brooklyn Eagle. HE suit against Station cinpRat: wag a -test case whether restrictions District Court Judge American Society of ruled York. Cirevit of of the Distric* Court. and for it te now established that “~ _ Court hare the «ame status as prof certs. par productions. etc A peering before 2000 peeple with right song i= subject to the r cedure Even ¢ Izb radlo does 0 admission . ,* reac) ee tne i milliens: casiing derive at efit of good will, leas and o posers their produet would value. It is probeble that a law will be eracted during the of Conarese which will definitely the status of radic. In the ruling just made must _try already par a lNeénse fee can Soctety of Authors. Co Publishers. Ther have a4 copyrights without legal argument 4 sion. The radio a= entert grown up rapidly. but that ie it should tertainment epera and sacrosanct. game. as deo . tae FOR HONESTY'S From the Washington Poet. - ose coma is the best pelley,”| reminds wauxee Journ,! principle is Ergiish a that old eho acts on man. The wrote that honesty sheuld no: TISito- ‘nN valtta Sle a woman fatieca” a alarmed at ‘ert to reach the o’fice of the @ pont She -hought there waa @ chance in a thousand thar @ her proper’r again. And fice was her travei.ng case. tification. driver with a generous roulid accept notching. haps nevrer heard lines, ac’Vally lived their t tlheirg “sty « sake. —— Am: “OPS” POR ™ Prom the New York Post. HE ether jam has errived. casters are in turmetl inereasing collisions on the radio | ‘ares Even se competent a5 | Michael Fupin of Columbia 2larmed and joins ip the «ry to regulate the sound traffic. ly. there ix room for fewer thea >roudcasting stations. Actually, | 500 are Diazsing away day and myth abeut flim the popular falle to plecesn And sow to be appealed to to remedy loy Tederal regulation. radio performances of the copyright4 Con, peserag, 5 and Pulbtishers, which tm thie cas®q resented by the Remick Company) a member as the comp , Appeals upeer to Ite performances, n com panije the subet far as set manufacturers are concerned, 7 the semgs and werke of authors af prevail. number of the major stations of net observe the rules the movie houses, ine was trying te be a virtue & tieed itm exzpectaiion of reward. New York @ ‘ravelnag cast. her ‘ows, she made In her joey she & There city was @ rare soul whe. alt »f Affe hdichop — + henesiy. net for reward — - D to ~ the | radie 6 de new to the. mz an not ied * a * for the { * GEN. BULLARD APPEALS WEPNESDAT. APRIL. 29. 1325. a Also Urges Military Men and Civilians to Combat Bol- shevism With Education, -_——. - -_ tire to take out in- howee is on fire, e applies to “jit 2 a peor and the same principi | military preparedness. - Gen. Rob ert Lee Bullard told the Military Order of tne World a a lwacheot ae, «a i taee the Wor'd War we were assured br the pacifists, just as are being assured now. that ¥* would never again have need of heavy armed forces. Before (he as- syrances were over we were. plunged into the worst conflict im the world’s history. We were tol¢ . that we need hare no fear of dis-— loyalty at home and that an army aufficient te protect us from actual invasion Was sufficient. yet when the war broke cut we hed to use theusards ef men to guard bridges | an@ ‘actories frem disloyal ele- ments. The same conditions whic» existed then exist now. and ff we go. « aleep they will come dows «> Us- end weke us Up a> forcibly as they. aid before.” Piea for Preparedne=. This plea for preparedness, to- gether with an appeal to both mill- tary men and civilians. to combat bholshevisrm with education. consti- tuted the main point of the Gener- of's talk delivered before more than a hundred army officers, rererve of. ficers and ci’ zens at the Miseouri! Athietic Association. He aisd praised the work of the National Guard in keeping military sctenc’ ative. deplored the Government s— growing tendency to abandon na- | tional defense programs and kept. his hearers in intermittent guffaws with anecdotes of "he service. Gen. Bullard. who commande! the Second Army of the American Expeditionary Forces in France and was one of the two American of- ‘cere to achieve the rank of Lier- ‘enant-Ceneral, wae retired frem active “much ageinst my wtll.” as he ex- ereased it. Since then he has been . devoting most of hie time to lead- ership of the National Security League. a patriotic educational se- elety of which he ie president, witt.. headquarters tn New York. He is here as a guest 6f Col Albert T lerkine and took part In the cen- ennial celebration of Lafaye'te’® visit to thie eity He was mrre-- duced br Col. David L Stone. pos* eommander of Jefferson Rarrack + who ‘old briefly of the General « ng military career. and Frene>h Cemsul, Seguin and British Consul lferistet alsé spake brieftr. Praises National Guard. Stressing the rote of prepared-, ness. Gen. Bullar! pointed out that the United: States has adequate lawe providing for its protection | from an open force if their effec- tiveness is not impaired by the. pactfiet cry for ‘iwarmament. It ts thie, he declared. that now consti- tutes the eountm’Dina, “eUNseller eof the American Enm- “ery. and Mre. Pebbing Premier Ma ry* Condition Gre By he {ated P< LONDON. April 19.—~The condi- tom of Premier W. F. Massey of New Zealand. who recently under-— wert en operation at Wellington @ causing serious anxiety. says «. “OB%e message reerivred by the T?'gh Commisstoner here from fhe acting Premier. Sir Francie Bell. “Although we official bulletin baw been ieeued for some days | the message read. “I regret to re- “Tt was the National | “that kept miflt-— ‘ary science alive while we of the wore ‘etting t dle. ft came te’ i port that Premier Massey's cond!- —- service several menthse ago‘the ti army Seif free « Acade the 3} brings etuwdys« ‘A Rr. Mra d deme oc ~ wma

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? ot (2 i To Ne alts nl 4s 5 * ~ - *., ~ - ; Sty “SE Fee & YS soese ox ‘ os Witt re re eee ee | eee eee a ON. ee A ET ———— —— e p MIRROR oi BLIC OPINIO} —_—— ee ee ee —_— a ee ee —_—— a 2 - RADIO AND COPYRIGHT. © he Brookiyvyn Eagle. suit agiinst Station WLW at © ati was a test case to determ radio performances come wi frictions of the copyright law, Court Judge ruled against YA in Society of Coniposers, Aut ylishers, which tn this case was i by the Remick Company of meniber as the complainant, — Court of Appenis upse; the rub Niastric’ Court, and for the time 0 established that radio sta “ame status as professional productions, etc. > % a ‘ ot > wl ~ t é Ity at home and that an army : ctual when lo Sncient to protect us from a invasion Was sufficient, yet the war broke cut we had to thousands ef men to guard bridges and factories from disloyal ele- ments. The same eonditions whica se te sleep they will come dow ii us and wake us up as forcibly as they did before.” Plea for Preparedne=>. This piea preparedness, to- gether with an appeal to both mili- tary men ana combat bolshevism ith tuted the main point of the Gener- tor civilians to education, consti a hundred arm) officers, rererve of. ficers and ci'izens at the Missour. lie Athletic Association. praised the work of the National! Guard in keeping military scienc: alive. deplored the Governments growing tendency to abandon na- tional defense programs and kept lis hearers in intermittent guffaws with anecdotes of the service. who commande] Gen. Bullard the Second Army of the American Expeditionary Forces in France and was one of the two American O!f- feers to achieve the rank of Lieu- tenant-CGieneral. was retired from active service several months ago “much against my will,” as he ex- pressed it. Since then he has been devoting most of his time to lead- ership of the National Security league, a patriotic educational so- clety of which he is president, will, headquarters in New York. He is here as a guest of Col. Albert T lerkins and took part in the cen- tennial celebration of tlIafayve'te’s visit to this cit: fe «was Nntro- duced by Col. David L. Stone, pos’ eommander of Jefferson Barrack who told briefly of the Generals long military career, and French _Consu] Seguin and British Consul! ‘*ifertsiet also spake brieftv. Praises National Guard. Stressing ithe rote of prep ness, Gen. Bullar'! pointed out that ired- the United States has adequate lawe providing er its protection from an open force if their effer- tiveness is not impaired by the pacifist ery for ‘isarmament. It ts this, he dec'nred. that now consti- tutes the counir gravest danger. “We Americans ore notorious the world over for grasping at foo! ideas.’’ he asserted. “Wi'!d Russian yolshevists who never came in con- tact with any Government untt!! four or five years ago come over here telling us hod this nation should be run and some of us feopardize e 'ate:] T* ve LONDON, April 29.--The condi- tion of Premier W. F. Massev of New Zealand. who recent!v under- Wert an operation at Wellington, ls Causing serious anxiety, says a eadle mexsage received by the Mgh Commissioner here from the acting Premier. Sir Francis Bel! “Although no official bulletin has heen jiasyed for some the message read. “I regret port that Premier Massey's cond!l- days ‘ry re- tion is becoming weaker, and gives CAuse for ecrious anxicty.”’ existed then exist now, and if we ge | al’s talk deli, ered before more than! aisd Mr. Eaton will take his degree | in June from the Engineering | Schoo! of Harvard Miss punice Hodgman. daugh- | | ; , —Todd Studio Photo. MISS ALICE CLARK, SS CLARK, who is the daugh- | Is M ter of Mrs. Alice Orr Clark of Argyle place, will depart ‘next week for Burlington, Ia., for ter otf Mr. and Mrs. Marshall] Hedg- man, of 5379 Waterman avenne.. and Mr. and Mrs. John Hill Mc- Kinney of Detroit formerly of 8: Louls, have taken a cottage at Wequetonsing. Mich., for the sum-' mer and will occupy it about! June 1. Mrs. McKinney wus Miss Dorothy Pillot, Mrs. Vineent L. Price of 6320 Forsythe boulevard was hostess at a bridge luncheon today. Jules F. Valle of the Racquet: (‘lub will depart in a few days for Louisville Ky. where he will be the guest of Miss Katherine Malone and her family for qa few days. Miss Malone has frequently visited in St. Louis, Mrs. Charles Cummings (Collins. club for members and their guests. Mrs. (hariles Wright Nugent. of 4359 Lindell bou'evard, returned a few days ago from Detroit. where she wae cailed bv the illness of her Mrs. De Witt and Mrs. Greenfield Sluder. of 3542 Washington boulevard, and SEAMAN-ARTIST WINS $1400 FOR ART STUDY ABROAD daughter, Merriam. lpr ,her of 42396 Lindell Loulevard, will en- tertain a group of friends infor- mally temorrow night to hear Mrs. William Samuel cott read a group of piays, Mrs. William: T. Itavenscroft. of the St. Regis apartments will give a luncheon tomorrow at the § St. Louis Country Club. Thursday is' “the table d'’hote luncheon at the i'home this winter Rrooklyn Man. Who Tolled in Sum-_ mer to Get Funds, Awarded Academy Scholarship. Special to the Pnar-INepatch. NEW YORK. April 29.——For four vears Andrew Winter has been transferring to etcher’s plate and canvas the sea scenes impressed in his memory during more than 15 years aS a seaman on freighters. | ‘(ocealr. liners, fishing schooners and arniv transports Self-taught. until) he entered the free art schoo! of the National Academy of Design. Winter was an- nounced last night the winner of the Mooney scholarship. which brings him $1490 for a year of art etudyv abroad ‘ , took part in a concert in Carnegie a visit to Mrs. Warren P. Clark. their daughter, Miss Virginia Sluder, are in New York for a few! davs and are gf at the Chat- ham Hotel. Miss Sluder a stu- dent at Vassar College. cr) 1ests . IS Folk, daughter of Harry P. Folk of avenue, will give senior recital at the Morse School of Expression Friday eve- ning. May 1, §-39 o'clock in the! Toy Theater. Miss Folk will be assisted by Harriet Edwards. Miss Dorothy Mr. and Mrs. 0591 Waterman ‘ Al Mrs. Peter Frank Smith, whoj with Mr. .Smith making her with her n Mrs. A. H. Reller of Gast place, wil] give an informal vridge party tomorrow. ie other, Misses Helen and Dorethy Bisch- | off, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. > H. Bischoff St. Louis Coun®, entertained 28 guests at bridge luncheon Saturday, April 25. of HONOR NOTED VIOLIN TEACHER Vive Musicians Join in Celebrating \uer’s S0th Birthday. "NEW YORK, 29.- world renowned imusicians, two of | - ‘ ; ' I , a 4 } em | i- Each summer he regretfully has 1eVISt Densities in Russia | ; ; . , abandoned his brushes and etcher's. . ' : . : sé +9 fools and shipped hefore the mast | Oo earn enouch =.) ro oN wit) hie — 4 . P ” ine sind ra His oi} Annual Election of Officers Held val? ° i) Aboard.” received at Columbian Club. ‘ pla iY tha recent). ro? xed exhi Sign i? ti Rae} ~ © ¢ retars (reas ry tion if ‘ adder: x" hile one ire af Stix Baer & huller, was of his etchings was shown at’ the! elected presiden! of the ASSO- academy's winter exhiWMtion. ‘lated Retailers at the annual elec- With the announcement of Win-!/tion of officers last night at the ter’s reward at graduating exercises Columbian “lub. He succeeds Mor- of the students of the academy, it ton J. May, president of Famous- | also was disclosed that W. Renwick | Barr Co. | Tavior of Brooklyn had received) Other officers elected were: the Pulitzer traveling scholarship! First vice president, I. F. Boyd, ,and $1509 for study abroad. | President of Boyd's Clothing Co.; Taylor is a graduate of Manual/| second vice president. Thomas WW. Training High School, Brooklyn, ! Garland president of Garland and before entering the academy’s|Inc.: third vice president. Joseph school, three years ago, had paint-| Hellrung. junior member of Hell- ec theatrjeca) sets and done work }rung-Grimim ‘urniture Co and for motion picture producing com-j;treasurer, S. B. Butler. secretary panies. ALEXANDER EUSTON Alexander Euston but who for vears has lived with h daughter Mrs. John McClure Hats. in Whee}- iog, W. Va... dled vesterda Euston wae &5 When living dent of the Works and the Oil Co... and houlevard : et) to! DIES y »* *) } pas o tory ts St. Louis, the ~ t) years old here he wa Collier White Lea.’ American Linseed resided at 3730 Linds Hle was a former me? Co Clua Club and NOOO! Mrs. Havs, he two other daughters. 2 Dpresi- ier «¢) Louis untry versity the Resides “Junior ; Weck” at Lindenwood. ‘Junior week at began today a College (1) juni: dresses of orchid Lindenwood girls appeared in silk Tomo! will in 4 row “Punishment bv hit he observed the junior class and rps>c chapel exercises otherw {se the on pane Vict) ’ ith ‘> ass nel Hote! ~ On junior ba Chase clase AS @iext tiie the ‘yy pight } eld bi Bernfior rid he the ney wili with Missouri Road Conditions. Te leer t the Post-Dispatch, KANSAS) CTITY: rough, muddy in spots ST. JOSEPH: (“jear “our” JOPVTIN: Clears? roads good. JEPFERSON CITY: Clear: roads fe OOLtMEBIA: dy. WORLEY: rough, SEPALTA: ° muddy In spot HANNIBAL: Clouds dy SPRINGIVILLD: rood ? . Ry (lear: &r) roads mud- Clear: (loudy roads ear ryaqde ro ugh. / road@# mud- road (lear: LENORE ULRIC LEAVES PLAY Belasco Star Is Porerd to Quit by tll Health. b the Aaewiated Prese NEW YORK, Apri] 29.—tenore Ulric. since 1916 a star in theatrica! productions under the m inageme:? Of David Belasco, has severed re- lations with the veteran play pro- aqucer, and will leave the cas: of ' The Harem” in which she is play- nz here at the end of this week. Miss Ulric said «he as 4 ting he play because of ill healt al would not say whethe: vould c Belascn’s nagwement ter sie ad take: a ‘ or not ine Belasco offices refused to com- ment, — — Mothers-to- fe—, the ftane Hreen: Maternity Corset rore@ee té¢ ere ~ a“ ~ i oe shaped Pumterrnity ~ a+) ,4 “an prtemetianr Tipmee« ' » mr Alem 1. fe tnjurs con ett, is aay treet olete ww KMecee . 0.98 | or. - thartt: 395 to 1675 Wrerite fer firentar Lane Bryant —e=me Sixth and Lacust Sts. | yielded country . discussed at tion Reinhardt it ran for 298 performances during 10 months, to gross receipts of more than $2.000,000. The Cleve- land production for three Was staged by Max ran ‘weeks, with an attendance of 100,- 000, and receipts of $364,000, which to the guarantors a profit of $64,000. This sum is to be ex- pended for musical and artistic en- terprises in that city. Gest is known as the producer of “Chu Chin Chow,” “Aphrodite” “Mecca.” He brought to this Balieff's “Chauve-Souris” and the Moscow Art Theater, and managed the farewell tour of Eleo- nora Duse. His Crowning Achievement. He considers “The Miracle” the crowning achievement of his eareer. It has settings which are rewarded as a colossal feat in stage engineering. a cast of 700, a sym- phony orchestra, a choir and an organ. It was first produced at the Olympia Theater in London, during 1912. If it is decided son of “The Miracle’ @nnounces that he wil to engage Lady Diana and Miss Rosamond Pinchot. to attempt a sea- here, Gest endeavor Manners production. He says that the Cleveland production was superior to that of New York, and that it would be his ambition to make the St. Louis presentation better than either. The movement to bring “The Miracle” to St. Louis originated in tn he RB who | had leading roles in the New York! New Zealand has offered to pro- Vide paneling for the assembly room with native timbers. The Japanese, who have presented priceless Cloisonne bases and other decorations to the new labor office. it is understood, are planning a Valuable gift to the League Assem- bly Hall when completed. Other na- tions are considering ways and means of contributing furniture, and paraphernalia, thereby mak- | DEMANDS RETURN OF $100,000 IFT TO STONE MOUNTAIN FUND L. P. Barlow Wants Subscription | Back ‘Until Borglum I Giniaken: — Hotel Matler. Cathedral, More than 2000 pupils of four | “om , he || :; ; * Cobb of New Yor ; alor i in Harne | | N from the East of plans for the T Vv WA ae | Copyr.mht, 1925, by the Press and Pulitzer A. P. Cobb of New York was The funera , I a “s e ) public echools will participate in a : +a > a1) marriage of Miss Mary Isa- O VISIT IN 10 lie . : : Publishing Coa, (New York World named president of the American SCUlptor and ae we Bye poy: rad d will plant 20 trees wt Also Lrges Military Men and bella Sauveur daughte . Prot |, To Arrive in St. Louis Tomor- and Post-Dispatch } : | wg i Pi who died at Unien Beach, N. J., Be ® and. I - Ss ‘ a ’ : ~ a ‘ = — —= wT — — * - CENBVA Apri! *°9 ih erec- Zinc Institute «A The (ina: session ort he held at 7 e New Cathedral the Walnut l’ark Schoo! Orio'e ‘wilhans ft ( ombat Bol- and Mrs. Albert Sauveur of Cam- | row to Investigate Possi- , Pein ng ier © & ‘ iat a ee | _ ‘ : . Civilians a - . bridge MN “ee ’ ’ ‘ —_ Re we tion of a peace jalace at Geneva, 5 esterday of a two-day convention at 9:30 a. m. tomorrow, with burial and Thekla avenues. at 1:30 p. m : - ‘ ales ge. ass... ane seorge Curtis badee : ; : . Py i ; aie . J i er’ . » o succeec d r} . if e; S afne ’ tricken vit! heart ores . r Phe cenéaiony Will take place June | | | 3 odrow Wilson—has been sug- Co.. : u cope Ar ur F.. Bende — 5 re and was sr ” ' a . ia | Park Schoel or time to take out In- 41 in the chay 2s 1 Uni | {fonris Gest, New York producer, Sested informally by American of Chicago, vice president of the disease at Union Beach, where he sored by the Watnut Par oo! . "ite a@ poor te ee | 1 tne chapel o arvare ni- ga "| pt + hy ial ; Sa wle-Picher Co ; ie to spend the week-end, ceann’ - - nce W nen the house is on fire, 1 ersity, where Prof. Sau eur ig “4 will arrive in St. louls tomorrow é iends of Lne league. Kage I ic het L@a oO. is, h ad go ° ’ =“? ‘ , ‘ Patrons Assoc jation and the gure sinciple applies to : | | : : | As planned by a committee of Other officers elected are: First) He was 58 years old and main- |, 4. eine werests. In addition and the same pi ageing a : Rol member of the faculty, and where , afternoon to investigate the possi- international! arehite - the buil ;. vice president, Lendelari: second tained his resideace and studio in a © ad ie ' °* 7;en. ODe ; yr _— — ate mers : ’ ‘ ) j ¢ en cr . <i « .4 he “7 ' : : : hy : " ; ek en Seetitary ila a sere te ee STR bilities of the Coliseum for & ‘ing would cost between $1.000,000 Vice president, Jesse G. Starr, Quin- | New York. to the Walnut Park School, the oot Be 2 te, yi ‘ - oo ‘ ‘ . ‘ . . , . . 4 ert Ler Bullarc told 4 : sade ie “a eG in 1923 presentation or the great draniatic and $° 000.000. An American ton Spelter ‘‘o , Joplin: third vice M ucDn of hHarn Ys Work was ID Mark Tw ain, Raden and W alt ridge Order of the World at a i Mr. Eaton is a brother of More. and musica! pantomime, “The Mir- wineen. Sdemtite. teen mas ican Ai- president, John A. MeCarihy, Ana-' busts. Two fotible pieces are schools will participate. yesterday. ae oe Ba ns caymond M. Spivy of 4728 Weet- _acie,”” during three to six weeks vulged. has a the ecematie conda Copper Mining Co., New busta of the late President Hard- Member= of the St. Louls Hoo- “Before the World War we weirs minster place. and Miss Emily next January. Until this time, the or the pian that the fund could be OPK: Stephen D. Tuthill of New ing and the late Gen. G. T. Beau Hoo Club, local branch of the Con- assured by the pacifists, Just as w Maton. Mr. and Mrs. Baton and | | spectacie, based on Maeterlinck’s raised easily in eh United States - York was elected to his fifth term regard of the Confederacy. One of catenated Order of Hoo-Hoo, 4 are being assured now, that © : Miss Eaton will go Fast for the hoe | “Sister Beatrice,” has been shown jing jeague was in position ‘ “| am secretary. and Howard I. Young (his sisters, Mrs. Nettie Harney | lumbermen’s organization w wee in , weal ‘ ‘ re Ot aN ; 9 me ‘ « C- o : " would never again have meea 0 wedding and Mr. Eaton will be his Bh Seek tn only two American cities, New cept the memorial] a . 2 * h of the American Zinc. Lead & Beauregard. sarchivist of the Mis. sponsoring the Friends of the For . the Ra , } Sr ‘ : ,; ‘ ? 1A atter ‘ . . heavy armed forces. Before (he @: Sons best man. The bridesmaids | eee S York and Cleveland. It is esti- beam . dtncunned ee - : oe Smelting (o.. Mascot, Tenn.. was souri Historical Seclety, married a); C'S Mov ement, will attend the plunged into the worst confliet in Sauveur is a graduate of the Wind- | $300,900 w oud be reguired for the nealing Ain bes se rd ” tne Officers were elected by the did considerable work for and | luncheon at the Pe ee the world’s history. We were tole sor Schoo! in Boston and is a mem- | , production in this cfty. ree ae al no decisions have been joard of directors of the inatitute. among theatrical people. | tel, Marcus and Natural Bridge that we need have no fear of Gis- ber of the Boston Junior League In New York, where the produc- leas a The reading of a paper, “Mill- He was a grandson of Gen. WIl- | * enues. Cc. FE. Rachford of Washington. ‘uperintendent of grazing lands of ihe Untted States Forést Service. liam S. Harney, the Indian fighter. | ind the son of John Mullanphy the Tri-State Dis- rank FEF. Weeks ing Practices in trict.”” prepared bh: of the Velie Mines Corporation. Harney and Marv Kimball Harney ; Joplin. by C. O. anduanel metal. | He ia survived by Mrs. Beauregard, | Till speak. A Boy Scout drum ang lurgist of the United States Bureau Mrs. Frederick B. Bassett and Mrs bugle corps will lead @ parade. of Mines, featured the afternoon; L. L. Whittemore, sisters, all of Rt. | a seasion ‘Touis, and by two brothers, Frank | Say louis .nd Gerald Angeles. A round table discussion under), L. Harney of St. the direction of Arthur Thacher. B. Harney of Los St. Louls. mining engineer. Wollowed | the official adjournment of the | CONGRESSMAN NEWTON T0 | TOUS MSAS CTY Am’, SPEAK LEAST Tas PASSENGER SERVICE PLANNED | morrow on “The Nation's Head of Lincoln (Neb.) Concern) i : sou toned ene Bh. Says Line Will Be Extended “ongressinan Cleveland A. .; ; ; bh Congre onal Dis- 10 Tulsa and Wichita, ton of the Tentp ongressi ; | the Associated PFs. trict of Missouri will speak at a 29. KANSAS CITy, April —~Six | tuncheon meeting of the East five-passenger airplanes wil] be put} Lonis Chamber Commerce into regular servic? soon between! morrow at the Community House. : e Bobolinks By of tie here and St. Louis, Omaha, Tulsa! His subject will be ‘he Nation's and Wichita. | Business.” The meeting is one of a Ray Page. president of the Lin-| series which has been arranged the Chamber of Commerce to hear addresses subjects of commer-, ‘jal importance. coin Standard Aircraft Corporation | of Lincoln. Neb... nnnounced yester- his organization closed a on day has Lincoln. of surrounding towns. ' ' / Patties, etc. There is no season on canned oysters. Youcan get them all the year ‘round; and they are good all the year ‘round. In the spring and sum- mer, instead of eating heavy meats, eat oyster patties and other delica- cies made with canned oysters. This is better for your health, and the oys- ter is a delicious food. . | Safe---Sanitary --- Healthy Canned oysters packed at Biloxi, Miss. (the largest center for oyster packing) are a healthy and delectable food. Biloxi canned oys- ters come from sources that cannot be contam- inated, and the process of packing is such that when the oysters reach you they are abso- lutely safe. In this process, they are heated to more than boiling point. You run no risk in eating canned oysters packed at Biloxi. Insist on getting canned oysters put up by the canners at Biloxi, Miss. Ask your grocer. Biloxi Canners Biloxi, Miss. liquor into a soup kett e: add the salt, pepper and minced ) onion, you may haveto edd some water. When this comes toahard boil, drop the ove ters in, but be carefu! they do not cook too much. In the meantime, the milk has been brought to the boiling point Now blend the milk into the soup, adding the butter and minced parsiey. Serve at once with crackers. Recipe for Oyster Soup 1 can of oysters! at. of miik:2 tablespoons butter: salt, pep per to taste); parsiey ‘chopped fine; 1 amall onion minced a a <A ‘iets oda tat ce ® TT: Peenhe 2. ale? CpePeegey rir’ t4 cy

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MBE SPP PAT EL + ae a a vn 4 a ae i n 4 « : d iy Tie Daily POS T-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED WEDNESO AY, d a et eS , or a “4 i © — al a A 5 . oo . Pr ee ers ~~ ot. . i ate, Ty ge a pe mr) Tie " : te ie i nS # - % » y ~ — 2 ‘ . . . +>) eo é " oe a : : s - BS _ z te —_—__—— : — — —— ——— — - : - ~~ — . —' — - ; - : = —] we. . | BB 324. ) l | | “The pre- iw” Bean | . ~eemees ee oe Solid oak Kitchen Cha pig ce cy ) Neatly finish | Post-Dispatch Bureau. many was g j “wet ee ; '\ee | = Bee wie. . nbs . . hte an“, ‘e Free ieli vi ry vw | i Oe Ir iade on “5.9 ¢ Butidtr ; frst census i att hes tear . . ' : aoe " 46 amaee 3 uw ith | meee eae me seer Pep ee oneal | | A specal offer of efficient Carpet rds a . > al . Republic af } StT aD 4 5 ' a 2 Sy io . aeons ' Hi . ~ art Pp rea ' Se hes 2re rub>er- tired : WaSHINGTON, April 39. — §j- | very convenient for outings | Se Bargain Basement. || || No Mail, “Phone or C.O. D. Orders | seein | i ioe > rubber coed Slee sates’ cine suaiaia Rargcain Renemsene om Hi Ct | ne dus K Telease pen Micneiet. e a 5.606.000 gy ipnd president of the National Get- ad@ed to Ge es i - ; Mut-the-\ote Clwb sees a lesson Cemsum after . ~ r} 4 ~ | 1 S ’ l Co bination Offer of | i i-P} s ~ ' 4 _ the t nited States } Swern - J White Enamel : Presery ing Kettles f : EF m . if ece Iced Tea wets Food Choppers Fe “6d ae pe adie phe ie eae te Jewel Freezers | Sepetetion $2.25 Values : $1.95 Values | 97] 20 w=iden*. March 723. the vote was s9°90.000. On that basis, the op- tion to Hindenburg counted CR Oe Oe 6 ee Os ow 5 a oe LOE OS Oe Gow > ee oe . - - -_—- - — oe ~ ~ aS te - ~ = op . | : = Bath Stool ata S $220 Value | | | | Together With 2 Cans of | S$ OO | || Hershey's Cocoa; While $1.75 "1= OO | i im They Last, at les | | = | ese excel \ Value. . 1 i | 00 3. Set A practical article mad Bpon the election of Marx. Sun- 1} These are strong white | | Large 12-quart Pre-j} | = ) beary — gias of east iron. Fastens to Bay's vote is estimated at approxt- ) ename!| Stools | that you will » serving Kettleswith | | : H titaty deco the table and has three at- @ately 31,000.000, with am appar- ee nee find very serviceable for | covers. Made of | ee oe ee he © Be eee iy ae tachments to chop food ., @nt plurality of about $00,000 for! 1.0. stesail : the household. Soe Gene geantte. Fe ee cee lle Geet cadens. | —" fine indenburg The tables were Finally. tn | \ | li (Bargain Basement.) : i (Bargain Basement.) ned. as Michelet points out. br population § (Bargain Basement.) | (Bargain Basement.) | went to a —_ T he Subway Sells for Ca a | | Clearance of Manicure Sets | Values Up to $3.50 American Flags Mahogany Footstools $1.75 Values (hol Torecheres $1.95 Values >] 00 | ES os ove « - Boudoir Lamps $2.25 Value— $ i 00 Cash Wil Deliver - Any of the Dollar Day Bargains Listed Below ; A Special Sale of | Cotton Mattress Coil Springs , _WaterPower — iil $1050 Value | | $14 Value ' Console Outfits | Lasting Machines gs \"s 75 Value _at oe * = =8. 3 ) “$i Son : Consisting of Console Table and Mirror | a (= — dst 7 _ +, $20.00 Values Offered | $7 .00 | i ' - ' Complete, Each. | | ] We | These beautiful Torcheres i i | e Fiags mace . | } These large Manz ; f have attractive polychrome Zo fas‘ i} Marz ~~ meta amrs fn : “ure Sets are . . . re eri ea i ry and gold ishe«. * , , ~a base and neatly designed im- | 2 veri rope If ‘A ined shades plete | a! at this low | - itation mica shades. 3 ti , wo coe anc plus Ky price. Compile« —_ | Solidiy built Faotstools with | —_ R im Basement.) | | eat ing tops: in a variety of colors. (Bargain Basement.) ‘the =—— a = (Bargain + i} cases | | , otto ia be i Ss ' uw lone : vd : in te a 3 . : ew mate ' ? Tl = : . ’ arte baking overs. 4-burser V $36. 3 Ranges. , C rt tiekings. Ful | net! n mf “NS 2s = ~f. ) 7 wd $1.00 Cash— $1.00 Cash— ap. > od Balance Monthly Balance Monthly Fae Simmons Metal Bed and Spring : ' Cane-Panel Da-Bed | oe ll Special 5 Dats 1 $21.50 Value S 19 ee , at, Only. . — | rr. . 6's i= $22.50 Golden Oak | DRESSERS ' > ea S — a in tinexpensive Trunk @ that is good-lookng and fust the thing for trav- a ——— us , ' a > a sole > ar St A : 4 . mela ane - . . - - i eling Has @ tray di- =! || They ope s are ma n mahog Made of oak and has two ma eo fuil-eze be ; vided into two rts: j S@mi-circié shape and have turne Swinging mirror and large leather handies brass - , . , : . ° he long graceful mirror is made of = late giass, Venetian cut with a - decorat ed fran 7. Cc a) > Ez ~ | Combination Hi-Chair | crawer space. locks and catches. ' h ' $1 Cash Delivers One | Peni mo : ' f | ! | ' | | | Delivers One —_—_———— ee ed Refrigerators With a hae: of 4 — - a One ee 4 om Pp hat has ti > ‘7 , large body woven of genuine | | ' it eel filer ename ex springs tl ry by : and rubber-tired whee's . Reed Fiber $1 Cash, Balance Monthly This new Gideon Refrigere. | $16.50 Baby Stroller Fernery b. The fo =e are white enameied and Nave | Thee. arge-site Ral '¥ Strollers are we . % — $17.50 » Q: ' woren wire shelres. It has ary-a r eireculation feature | Value .) ro be - od Feech and ' lean. $1 Cash—Balance Monthly made of s¢ ee >} : ie | : i“* , « : . . - fapsiv! jeatherette re i: tebber - :¢ 50 SS ee A Set of These Refrigerator Dishes FREE Pte | Pi : abe Pe rr. - a. “= , = 1 " alia _ andi er | ~ i . . ‘ ; e i > : a { Wwe ave C — Refr gera’ Gurine tais sa hee > 3 : ' — af ‘sa > @ roe nur ry ~eeak oe, foot ends } mished brown. Has galva- | food and fruit in these sanitary glass Dishes. They are made | ‘47°50 f#-(Gairs can be cons : Furnished unfinished at $12.7 : Pr ra,7 + rr MS : . . , * — .* - _ =~ o =“ } ) a . al 4 “Ga « 1] ato Fro os SRALTS. ._ er are ei- : ; oe | ‘4 Ew La OoOYT anc rare ii : © ea 7 iss A i Spa = anc =" >» Vue ¥ ra . ; 0g °? | 1G cu -eptionaliy well built of solid ocak. | bowed top with space for rour } clean in these Dishes | ewe alee cents an@ eenventene | * 00 Cohn Monthly bird cage. | $1.00 Cash—Balance Monthly | footrest. Se oe —_ $1.00 Cash Delivers nis — $1.00 Cash Delivers One ne pabinet Smoker | 91g Reed Fiber Rockers Sie End Reed Fiber. Tea Wagons : ro sy AY $12.00 Value ; mas! f Special $9985 85 : 6.50 | | Table Yea f'md thie «an kiew. Trurk fer at Only I $5 > 98 ‘ has three tre iarge drawers a: nd §r) is : irawer faced with fancy cretenne .egant mahoge- 0+. Bun a .. | any-finished cab- Beau - il Teea + er Rockers - -. 4 | | braced; with spring-filled seats: cov- ) n@ Table is finished in ma- + ae and its well braced with ee a i ees Ad Compiete *1(h six weneered clethee hangers. brese plated hardware. draw bolts. soring lock end large shoe bok $1.00 Cash—Balance Monthly ; ansuel values at $117 $1.00 Cash attend One inet. with large : cigarette drawer ered in tapestry. and cigar space. $1.00 Cash Delivers One |_¥1-00 Cash Delivers One UNION HOUSE FURNISHING CO., 1120- =e 24-26-28-30 OLIVE ST. - ~—— — oo I eee — — emt ane — os ee —_—_— - -__—— - _ ‘

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WREDNESNDAY. APRIL 29, 123. pet Sweepers offer of efficient Carpet oo Py ‘ ; us " : rE —a IWANT REAL | ~ SLATE ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — MARKETS-SPORI : That Germany Cast 2,- + 900,000 More Ballots Post-Dispatch Bureau, ©9-23 Wyatt Building. @ wAaSHINGTON, April 29.—Si- lesson Hut-the-Vore Club sees a for the lnited States in last Sun- fay's popular election of Hinden- borg ‘as President of Germany. | On the first attempt to elect a President, March 293, the vote was 5,000,000. On that basis, the op- msition to Hindenburg counted n the election of Marx. Sun- y's vote is estimated at approxi- tely 31,000,000, with an appar- at plurality of about 800,000 for | (1924. _- “The pre-war population of Ger- ‘first census ,cent per cent of those eligible to vote | in the United States cast their bal-. lots In the election, while even in 1924, after a nation- presidential ted States, and less than two-thirds as many eligible voters, and yet cast not far from 2,000,000 more votes in the recent presidentiai ' election than were cast in the Uni- ted States presidential election in many was given at 67,812,000. The taken by the German Republic after the losses by war | census after the war, and that 60 per cent of the total population is cligible to vote, the total voting population of Germany would be! only $8,000,000. The actual vote of 31,000,000 approximates 80 per of Germany's full voting strength. Declining Vote in U. 8. “It is over 40 years since 80 per cent of American voters went to the polls to vote for President. The percentage of actual voters to the total eligible voting population has been steadily declining since 1880. ballot. ' “It is not cause of congratulation 112,000,000 in most fields of human activity, they are not as patriotically zealous in the national cause of electing a President as Germany which for centuries lived under an monarchy. 58,000,000 Qualified. “According to the census of 1920, five years ago, we had 60,886,000 men and women 21 years of age and over. Even after deducting voters, we must have had approxi- mately 58.000.000 citizens old enough to qualify for the ballot In other words, our eligible voting strength was nearly 20,000,000 greater than that of Germany at Sunday’s election. Yet Germany casts 31,000,000 votes to our 29,- 000,000. “It, therefore, appears timely that the voters of the United States wake up to the national sit- uation and take patriotic interest and action in exercising their sov- ereign rights. When 46 -per cent of imperial | Athens Dispatch Reports Agree ee > Constantinos. who was expelled | ‘from Constantinople by the Turks, consented to abdicate after the signing of a Greco-Turkish agree- ment. | The above dispatch follows close- ly upon advices to the Exchange Telegraph from Constantinople | last Friday, but unconfirmed from | any other source, to the effect that | liave rubber-tired wheels. gave 69,858,000. Assumin that | oiving brush and asutoma- mon Michelet, election statistician . 000.000 population “ eats | aliens and other ineligibles we had! an agreement had been signed set- ada ident of the National Get added to Germany ‘th _, | 64,128,000 native and naturalized; tling all the problems affecting | sident o SALI ' -i\§ ‘ 4 ‘ irst | . . a ~~ : ‘ pnd presi 4 vy Since the Nrst voters, so that by 1924, adding new. Turkey and Greece. The problem at issue is the ful- fillment of the clause in the Treaty of Lausanne providing for the ex- change of minority populations. The Turks professed to be acting on the authority of this clause when they ejected Patriarch Con- | stantinos from Constantinople on | Jan. 30. Man Swallows Poison in Home. | Spiros Tolias, 36 years old, of) 1431 Buchanan street, was taken) to City Hospital yesterday after- | noon after swallowing poison at his | Quick, to Get Them. The proceeds from the showing at the Columbia Theater of United of official war pictures, taken in hrance during some of the battles. A committee from the Board of ~~ Fancy double frilled cuff— embroidered backs—unquestion- able quality. Sizes 6 to 8, $2.75 ———— “s “ore se “wT T , a r 17 - ay : SS — ———————aoOw => x39 | PART THREE. ST. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY E\ ENING, APRIL 29, 1925. PAGES 23—4 | ‘the 3,000,000 stay-at-homes of 1920 was the first presidential | ) gt oe sprrenmecneinets SSS SS : ”, ; 7? ° : - ) : . ; f ( LESSON HOR March 29. lection in which women were qual | GREEK PATRIARCH IN PROCEEDS OF WAR MOVIE bo amelie > ey ato oe , ves in the Queen Anne . “The significant fact in the Ger- ified to vote, but the same is true oe gage : vege. rer I | Whi Kid . c og eran and a : man election as it bears on Amer-|for Germany. Women vote there D0 NOT 60 T0 MRS, QUICK , ys wre ogy oe se wales ea mport te . as elivers One . ican elections,’’ said Michelet, “is, as here, and this is the first time ————— mm a | Pane ; + ch on ae N ] tl this—that in 1920 fewer than 50 German women or even German TURKEY ABNICATES ee ee of Disabled Veter. Siete Gee named for Sergeant © ; | ove ty Gaun ets ) | men elected a President by popula! » Named for Sergeant-Major ine snow consists of seven reels fi mie SS % ; : ' | a in this republic, that | : . a ‘ ‘ Pant MAN ELECTION wide get-out-the-vote campaign, | peopie aad fewer votes for Presi-| ment Between Greek and | States Army Signal Corps official} Education has indorsed the pic-|§ Soe’ ra y only 53.7 per cent of native and agent the highest office in the na- Ottoman Governments. pictures of American troops in ac-| tures as of educational value, and : THY Ce t naturalized American voters went | tion, than an old world country) o—--—cseenee tion in France, do not go to Mrs Ally poe Pithe eee Bin ge na r J —— to the ballot booth. | having a population of possibly 65,-| By the Associated Press. ‘ , “re. school children attended the per- — i» @ Poi O F “Germany has not quite two-!o99 0900. It shows Americans that,, LONDON, April 29.—-An_ Ex- Edith Quick, wife of Sergeant- performance in a body. The show c stratician oints ut ract thirds of the population of the Uni- | though they may boast supremacy | change Telegraph dispatch from Major John H. Quick of St. Louis, will be continued through this {ame f a t . ’ ' Athens says the Greek Patriarch | who was decorated for bravery, as week and the next. ry ia) Sixth and Locust Sts. 4 ¥ = “Ty TT — 2 a oo eee oe eee Oe eee a eee — GEE oe oe oe oe ee ee, aes > oa oe - 4 ’ "i ' | -— + am | 7 / - , r . ; ’ Te ) 4 T, 7 or ~ ' ' 7 he ' i) s i “ Sssassaesasa — ‘ ' ‘ J j — a oe » | | . ata ah ~ _ - oo . —— : > ——— - Hindenburg. The tables were Finally, in 1920 less than half the our eligiblt voters neglect their! home. He was unconscious and ned, as Michelet points out, by Population 21 years of age and over duty, what becomes of our boasted unable to tell why he had taken went to the polls. It is true that Americanism”” the acid. No Subway Deliveries || for Cash Only —- — -——_—-——— —- Eo Dollar Day In Boyd’s Subway Thursday A Day of Dollar Prices—More Than Subway Dollar Values. vith imitation leather . (Nargain Basement.) ee 50cand 60! rour $ 1 : Hosiery ee Fiber-pleated and silk-mixed Hosiery. Slight seconds. 4] Blacks and $2.00 and $2.50 . : Shirts | | Black and colors. ; 75e ond $1.00 | ee | | ° d llar-attach- | Knitted Neckwear | or) anette. White, solid pt $ | ors and stripes. our fee. . 3 | | Neckwear | | Two $ | | , oe a | | —-— ee oo 35¢ Hosiery | Seconds of lisle Hosicry. colors. ——_ —_—- -——— ' Cut silk Neckwear in stripes and fig- | ured designs. Flat knitsin new Spring patterns. All are first quality. ee A _ a . . wv; Six for. . 4“ LOAD LOL ALO A i Oy, AE NEON eT : ee nce Monthly ee ORE RR Printed and woven madras, mercerized fabrics and percales. Some RUNK 75c Three $ | ee 5O | are seconds. | eee | ie . Fiat knitted Neckwear of artificial | ’ Hf > Pairs. . | 2 Og NLL fom a yg - = . . ? ’ se es Oe Boyd-Richardson Olive and Sixth Beth shin sho stated oat aides Te aid al itive peat +46 RED I EOIN RRs pe

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~ Se _ Tan Sensational Sale ALL PURE WOOL FULL LINED SMART STYLES Special.purchase and sale of 200 wonderful all- woo) Coats in new Spring styles for street and sport wear. Choose from polaire, angora, downey- wave, cameline, bamboo and fleece in these pop- ular colors: Apricot Deer Havana Gray Misses’. Rookie Rust Brown Spring Coats 95 Women's and Extra Sizes Arab New Spring Frocks Scores of attractive new styles in beaded Georgettes, tub silks, wool crepes, ras, printed crepes, charmeuses and flat crepes in the most popular spring color- ings. Misses’, Women's and Extra Sizes $ DAYLIGHT INEXPENSIV} SECTION—SECOND FLOOK Trie Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has M $e AA A OE —— . 1 NEW 1} ‘7 : ———— _e ae ———— SWOPE’S Anniversary Sale ‘Tomorrow— Thursday Following Our Established Custom We Shall Allow a 10% Discount On All Footwear and Hosiery Men's — Women’s — Children’s Gotham Stockings Not Included | Both Main & Branch Stores Wo Exchanges --Returns Charge purchases will appear on June 1 statements : Telephone Orders ~ Ch ildren’s Branch MARYLAND AT EUCLID SPECIES OF SEALIFE FOUND From Exploring Voyage in Tropical Atlantic. ~~ ya: Ss - an 4 Bingha = Le . is back in mi, after scientific prow:- 5 the Taxcisn “ne [_ = . uncharted waters 0oO- - new and hitherte unidéen- tified species of marine life were . . = & ’ — | caught &h the iea of Swan Island, Ar ¢? am oo & & al = - more than 3 miles south of © uda by the Bingham expedition. These specimens, carefullr preserved, - A. ‘ - were carried on to the Smithson-an Institut it Washington when the Pawnee departed f he nor Monday Bucket-mouthed fish with .ong, Tile ALS _ - _ - serpent-iike PO cies vere ax from the lowest levels of the ean . — - im nm & — athe — Giant shrimp with pinchers mo: > . o — = a powerful than lobsters rere dis erovereé. A manatee, or sea-cow was hoisted on deck Dy means > ° . 4 = ~ + * »~ - the ships davits aMer a ‘ong strug zie 4 member of the knocked from - . Fi - ttle wit > ia nz terrific ~y 7 sTOm™m the Waters near Swan Island The expedition. sighted ne g°2 ; — . ~4 ~ ; ’ d¢vil. a grea: Winged bat-like mon > ™ ~ ™ ster, mear the coast of Fionduras Dut ft dis eared bes . - Sa pr eared *) pas e CrAase could be civen. ¢ st. - ) A feature of the chace was the : ™ - Giscevery of monster Iguanas on Swan Island. wh & ”™ ° - iguanas Dur- esed. proved that ther were much at home in the. : eJisik aia 4. * Sa a2 " slore. Manr were can: red ar Po Mere Gin Peee., on... were exhibited a: Miam Crysta! Car glase « * ' > ss - .2a¢ meer . ing place Members of the t Aecis ree ¢b ee . -4 ‘4 . at Sf" re 27S. Men were struck by «: on” 7.F GCE Y¥ Sones durin : e _— a ~ > #2 Ag ; vA 4 >» = | 11.@ ae A.LaATS men az Ore "oes "sz the ? eA rite | “ . Z , - =s > 4 j ™ eo ~ o-~ | ss he - PiK 4 : = i. “S38 @nd bricks. Lj: | = } _- ’ 7 ss — | a A Cig _* ’Y - > -.~ = * * ~'ate r a r ° ; Pouce Patrol were rugns — : aes > ng a2 VEAlrracnk=s * pPreser: ea orc : ¥ _ Near!y as of the ci on, lett the ¢ Rng Stansmeg had : ’ , ; Ne pa . the Tleig when ther are read Shelbyville Buys Water Work« Secial te the ‘Poet: Dinsa tes rr. . ANA, T.. April 39 ¢ ~ — orn - es . ..¢ >he! . _ * = , .@ = ‘ae Works system ana ; 2 ‘ re. = —o * ect - pe ea s * ° = . the She _ q : the Cit Th} « _ : a Da > Tas an rt —_— : Reaver le Stamos _ ie d eo : ,> . ~~. —*e ; Lo 5 T. - . “ $ : 29 =a shig thar m i than 81960 0496 is improve my . : ; . = De made by the ~ to few months ago oyville electr: Owns Both wetli: Shelb+v: .e : a2°qQU red the She. ee. _ Ford Seeks Mexico City Site i hy —— =~ ia tact “ ~ : : ao | MEXT: ) CITY An. ’ *4 Agents «#., /. Sens . s — : : — ae 3 “— SPe x . - ; we > ¢*ts = = . Mexte ° esta a> ar? Sesemodly plant. They are uneerm. regards the size of riewWw or the number ‘*? . Wiis eT pia} Mmunicativre ad the plant in of workmen boat in a} Quantities of plamkton. min- | ute particles of floating organisms. | safely | = J — = cat . of the sea. could be found. | PILES wonton: ; =e : gn P.2pt ane now ORE CITY Circulation than the morning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED * 4 f 4 eke. ‘ 7 » ..) a nd % , i —_ -. é APRIL 23. ae Bice ST TT ——— " : . = = ——— es ——— . . 2 a : | Only 1 More Day ee Your Last Chance to Get TUBS FREE Save $15 now on this complete cut- ét by placing your order. Promptly at ¢ p.m. Thore day. this week, this offer expires. Join the bappy fam 'y of over 29,000 &. Louis users of the wWoncer- ful Eden Washer. y 4 Self-draining TUBS FREE These large tubs are the is for rinse water, one w for blue water. Ther roll casi_y to faucet, to dram. Togetber with the Eden, they form the ideal home , , wunNcry Ursus. The Celebrated Washer in Over 29,000 St. Louis Homes NOW $475 DOWN ONLY ——— A Year anda Half to Pay the Balance. Free Demonstration in Your Home DON'T WAIT! ORDER NOW? UNION ELECTRIC LIGHT and POWER CO. 12TH AND LOCUST ~- +» PHONE MAIN 3220 - « (Of any Branch) Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney Stix, Baer & Fuller Electric Shop, Basement, Olive 7500 Fifth Floor, Central 6500 EAST ST. LOUIS L. & P. CO. LOUIS WOLKEN ELECTRIC Co, + Collinsville Av., ge 2900 Spring and Humphrey, Grand 1528 DOMESTIC ELECTRIC CO. Distributors, 908 Pine St., Olive 2600 BAAABARBREBAAABASAAAABRASEERARABRABABAAABABREASRAAALAREAARAILASEBAAABRRABABBAREEABRAAEAAABERARESALEAREEEAEBAAEAEAEARABSADAERERABAABAASABSABAASAARSSAABASBASLASABERAAABE Ls ——— TEN YEARS AFFLICTED—Had tried every known remedy—undergone operation, but failed to get cured. Fifty-seven years old, I had decided my case was incurable. Today am sound and well. Have gained 23 pounds. Glad to answer any questions about treatment. =) —s a? -* . of . St. Louis, Mo.,. April 11, 1936. T° = af ow Coe Pine ~ “oO a | i-ata- ~ >= + °*-*-, - > mn = > — ~ 7 3 __ - Dear Dr. Coe:—I had been afflicted 1 a fistula for ten years. I had tried every remedy I eard of, } eve een to the hospital and undergone an operation. but it did not cure me. | 4 : a - = — zs - —s am ee nd had decided ere Was Do cure for a man of my ase. S 2 king ¥ - treatment I am sound and we! I have waited to be sure that it was a ; ~ “9 . 2 amt bane am “ rea.’ In en ¥ -_ cn ae ou 3 W. A. Kellison, 1822 Morgan St. KNIFE Piles, Fistula, Fissure and all Rectal Diseases cured by my Soothing. Gentle Method. My Guarantee —OCure or No Pay. No Chloroform. No Danger. No Hospital. No Detention from Basiness. Cali uf write today. tt will pay you. CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION FREE Office Hours, §$ A. M. te § Dr. C. MATTHEW COE, Rectal Specialist P. M.—Sundays, 10 A. M. 601 PINE STREET ST. LOCIS, MO. Successor to Dr. M. Ney Smith >. me | Write or Call for Free Book | Valuable to Pile Sufferers @ TEARS EXPERIENCE 7 7 . ’ -s . - * - - al . , Once a Sick Woman—Now “2° 280) 0 St pwpom of clmansing Reports Frem Physicians Arm ses ‘he system a long time and which other “| congratulate rou on the goed effect Full of bition eae ¢'fect're means hare been umaebie to ffom Adierika sitce I st.” unenaimeniiii i sto~i de It is eften aetooietin~g the erveet (‘Sicued Dr. L. Lang ’ ammount of matter Adiertka draws from the Aderiken ‘ts the best ip my eotre 37 i Date (cx in my side end could intes m4) canai—@ven right after « patureal rear exyertence. (Signueg) Dr. G. Ee | are 20 ™y Sousewerk. Vas toki I head Meverment it saruet bina 3 ttcue- gers. forme Toube [| beran taking A@ierica pected mnities ef edéditdemal mutter. I oresctibed Adier*k&s with highiy ost- | ats . two weeks I tegen ‘to feel better Macy times ‘« Drings eut much GAZ thes | tory Tesulte.” Sianre®) te. A. Cr c.! ted a. , Dovsework, raieed and "elle’ oe prestrr ee arin mec ad Nam giten = request} “ ot > « moe ‘ “ers api worked ‘rik S eapecta valvadle he [ cant g@ egleng witiewt Adie ka. Tt gasgens ae a “eh for PROMPT action S$ De rssary r te en- (Signed) Lr uM. Bernhert Ader “asa >oed; irs . Bind ck “ourace “ -« a r . meta™ : J. t.. Puepet, ‘a user of A@erka) writes: polsens moug ae Cer wakoag Adiertkea fea tan Intestinal t_vreceant In giz? mOorueTes -« a a> © tee oT .*? oars. haven | Ogun °° express ~~, on Coast Da’ so . cae } the etomach and i. Ie : ss rea © | foam mY eT er™. =“ i a? . °. lL. a c a ~atactir oy - & —* ae Lie - ALeT sa «#6 Die corpses & s y~ ne weuse sanvh ad ney ory s FOr “-foot wide ' $3.15 Rolie 150 feet ag & feet wide. $3.2! Rolle 15° feet ‘ong. feet wide po} Rel's 150 feet long. 4 feet wide SASSO Rolle 150 ‘eet “ong. 5 feet wide 87.68 otTR BEST @QTaLrTy PREFPARED PAINT Paint econcmy im this Pair t. 1 GALLON wWTItt. ¥ =@. ‘lee particular red and se few other colrs. Vermillion Sight advance in price. HERWINS-WILLIAMS ~CREEN FNAMEL Fer renewing old screefe Gnd orerent- ing rust Ivies with a high ge Prices: “% pint. tie; pitt. @@e; Quart Ae Green “creen Fnamel—% pict. ee; pint. GOe; guart $1008 te PAINT 821i SHES 2%-inch size. rubber bet. Special price....-. . (sen a SE FrLiGs 5 10. 15. 20. 25. DS) amperes Price. eack 4c AUTOMOBILE HYDROMETER storege ‘aettery often and keoo your battery from geing WA ' A - a — . Quality - a ‘ — al — Price per Gost tn 5O-t. tongtiee. A » inch « — _* 1 Bs 4 15¢ -tach iaen ° ’ — 15¢ anon tet = 17¢ Pe ewe —e — ~ — = inti ee, i a le SCHROETER BROS. HDW. CO 810-812-814 Washington Ave., St. Louis, M year to beginning the prison i ison: Will Wonppengse ttl ", Are good Mowers. Cost = trifis an bUt reture the cost in 16-inch.. - -Sanee ite 4-inch .. 4 COLDWELL's MOWER Size of Wheek a i¢-tnch.... $36.69 icon 2 26-inch - .. -S5RS5 ween ~ ANIA LAWN 4 .sitee- 1Sinch. size of whee's 7 BEGG. 0 ; is RA ay 4 >) oe ad at. uae al >" th a ; 7 ‘ 4 “ be es e : Sal ye i - * ain, te jae "i ' ole Kr

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> No. 107 MAIL ORDERS - = Z = = = : “uur yavneet ii 12-inch. : léj-ineh. ., .812.00 hs WORCESTER LAWN MOWERS BALI-BEARING Are good Mowers. Cost » trifie ™more but return the cost in service 16-inch... .$18.00 18-inch. ..".g19.99 14-inch. $17.00 COLDWELL’'S ROLLER-BEARIN MOWER e ** « Size o 14-inch... .$20.609 f ae 20 Inches > “4 » 1.00 &-inch yA — INNSYLVANIA LAWN w WER nt BA RING - 4 ble Drive, 10-Inch Wheel T-inch..-. $34.00 19-inch... $3R99 PENNSYLVANIA GOLF MOWER Ball-Bearing With 7 Wiper Blades 1D-inch, size of whee!'s eee } HEDGE CUTTERS With 1 blade notch- ed to snip off the tough branches, per ‘pur .. 91.69 il per While they last, extra , $6.49 special. et ee en, MC ws awe ke CANVAS TENNIS SHOFS Ileavy rubber soles; special Price. ..5....020-0., . BASEBALLS National or American League Guaranteed for 18 innings. Special Parce! poet weight. 1 pound. FIELDERS GIAVED : wrofessional model, laced palm. gen. ulne brown leather. EEL s do bce bc cc ter $1.59 Patce!] post weight. 1 pound, LOUISVILLE SLUGGER BATS Regular value $5.00 BSpecial price.............+.. BASERALL SHOFS _— from smeoth, dbiack kid leather. egular price $4.50, Specia! rn er OOP. . ese sscccess $3.75 arce!l poet weight, 3 pounds. STANDARD PITCHING HORSFSHOES | We have two elzes, put up fuur Shoes | te @ ect: two marked I and two mark- Price per set of four Shoes, with | @@ Y. rules and regulations for $1.98 | . . : Pitching horseshoes......... Parce) post weight, aa pounds. BRAIPED SILK LINES “5-Vaerd Spools Bmemeume Ceet, GOCR.....s-ccrver Ane. SG-pound test. @OCh.......2es08. Hidde 20-pound test, cach. be eee ee ns . The FISHING REELS OO-Varg Size Double multiplying, Special, ee Parcel post © eight. 1 pound. FISHING ROD—STEEL Foameled in gre#n: three ftointe and butt; &-foot lengths ith reel 89c eeat. Bpecial price. this sale... ad Parce! poat weight. 1 pound. FISHING ROD—STEEI. Pnameled in dead black; three join and butt: 7%. 8 Sy and 8 foo lenathe. Special price, $1.59 thie fale. Marce] poet weight, 2 pounds -_—- — - ALASKA KE CREAM PREFZER 2-quart size. tub; fimpie and GQuick-freezing. a a $1 98 price... Si : GRISWOLD IRON SKILLET mf | Rize §: these Skillets are all first claes. no seconda. Special price ; BIcKEVE COASTER WAGONS Bize 14x%°, . apeial. $5.25 PIONEER COARTER WAGON 14a4° Sineh wheel..... _.. S58 34534 30-inch wheel......c0° $6.40 16258 li-inch wheel... . oe VELOCIPEDES Pitted with “%-inch eelid rubber tires and adjustable seat. Prices: 3 to 4 veare old, 2.98 to 6 veare old, 20S. HDW. CO. yn Ave., St. Louis, Mo. ENNIS BALLS ock ; =e © WEDNESDAY. APRIL 29, 1925. instant greasy grime has vanished. Ali streaks | @e gone. There's no bluc 1 \ ¥ bs 4 by amazing, jnew method/ New liquid now replaces water, soap and powder. Just a few drops clean windows in 15 seconds. No hard rub- | _ bing or polishing. No red, rough hands. ff lt film to catch and hold the ‘dirt,| With C-it all auto giass is cleaned in just a fraction of the fime thal any efher method takes, A can of C-t in your garage or inthe pocket of your car meant crystal windews alweyt ~ib [See it] in 1) ‘i ni dirtiest so windows stay clean longer. What C-it Is C-it is a harmless liquid—clear and pure and odorless, But what a trans- ‘ formation it can work on dirty win- dows! In C-it are blended certain cleansing agents that soften, loosen and absorb all trace of grease and grime. So just a touch accomplishes the work of soap and water—with- ouf the tiring labor and in a fraction of the time. Free if it Fails We don’t’ ask anyone to take our word for C-it. Nor the word of all the thousands who use it regularly. But we do invite a test entirely at our risk with you to be the judge as to C-it’s merits. This is the free proof offer we are making to introduce C-it quickly: Order a can of C-it from your grocer. Try it on one or two windows. Then decide. If you sae agree that C-it does all we claim, return the unused contents to your grocer and he will give back every penny. No fairer offer can be made than this, we think. In fairness to your- scif please make the test today. TOS Cleans Windows @* 15 Seconds = i a See 2 ay ee Fits: * ae "4 I Just rube few drops of C-it lightly over the window with e emall, clean cloth— -** o* e* f then wipe the wine dow dry. In 15 seconds greasy grime hes van- ished. And windows stay clean longer with no gray streaks and no blue film to catch and hoid the dirt. Clean all Glass quickly and easily Use C-st for cleaning all glass— ewindows, doors, auto wind- shields and windows, bookcase!, mirrors—everything that's made . of glass and hard to clean. It vont scratch or stain or injure hands or clothing. It can't burn or explode. Itis safe as water, but a thousand times more cleans- ing. Your money back if you do not find it so. ©@ 1924, Moline Chemical Co., Moline, IL } ’ : ; | i i | | | “I'm going | | ibe operated beginning Sunday LOCAL TRAIN CHANGES \6. C. HITCHCOCK MAY BY MISSOURI PACIFIC, BE CITY COUNSELOR Judge Taylor’s Court of holding up| Revised Schedules Becqme Effective Saturday and Sunday. Summer Suburban| Mayor Miller Says Conway Elder Indicated He Would Not Take Post. ! The ‘Missouri! Pacific Railroad’s|; Mayor Miller said today that} ‘Conway Elder, former member of | revised: summer suburban and out- ing schedules to become effective the Missouri Supreme Court, and George .C. next Saturday and Sunday were an-/cuit Judge, were being considered nounced today. Trains No. 131 and 134, running Saturday only, leaving St. Louls and Kirkwood, respectively, will be dis- continued, and, in their stead trains No. 129 and 132 will leave St. Louis at 1:30 p. m., instead of 12:20 p. m., arriving at Kirkwood at 2:10 p. m., instead of 1 p. m. Returning, train No. 132 will leave Kirkwood at 2:20 p. m., instead of 1:10 p. m., and will arrive in St. Louis at 3 p. ro., instead of 1:50 p. m. Outing trains will be operated on Saturdays between St. Louis and Pacific, Mo., making no stops be ’ ‘ | | ) } tween St. Louis and Kirkwood, ex- | cept Tower Grove and Groves, Webster | but making all stops be-/| i tween Kirkwood and Pacific. These ! leave St. Louis at 2:05 Pp. m. and will reach Pacific at 3:55 p. m. Returning, these oeut- ing trains will leave Pacific at 5:59 reaching St. Louis at 7:22 trains will The Sunday outing trains will on the following schedules: _ turning, Leave St. Louis at 8:10 a. m. and arrive at Pacific at 9:50 a .m.,Re- two trips will be made, ‘the first from Pacific at 5:10 p. m., | the second will ‘at 8:35 p. m., | Louis ‘also serve outing reaching St. Louis at 7 p. m., and start from Glencoe and will reach St. Dp. m. loca) train, No. 37, at 10:10 The through ' | ' | : i } -_ | leaving St. Louis at 7:15 a. m., will, patrons, 144 7:05 p. and will m., will Sundays only train No. leave Creve Coeur at instead of 5:10 p. m., reach St. Louis at 8:10 p. m., in- | stead of 6:15 p.m. CONSCIENCE PAYMENTS MADE Unidentified Person | Sends Money to Banker and County. Special to the Pest-Dispatch. CLINTON, Mo., April 29.—Someé- and on. , ' | } thing has jarred the conscience of | an unidentified resident of this’ place. Some days ago, H. P. Faris, | banker, received a letter from ' |find some of your money.” ; ‘letter which said, : ' ; other | failed through troops, but the walkout has virtual- | throughout | ’ Puebla. _the death of her Allister fainted | this type-written note: which he extracted $23 in bills, and “Enclosed Pre- siding Judge Beaty of the County Court yesterday received $65 in a “Enclosed is some money that belongs to the county. Please put it to its credit.’ This was signed by the initlals ‘J. » er vig A comparison of the envelopes and notes accompanying showed that both were written on the Same typewriter and presumably | | by the same person. STRIKE EXTENDS IN MEXICO 5000 Cotton Mill Workers Support Teachers’ Salary Demands, By the Associated Press. x MEXICO CITY, April 29.—Five thousand employes of seven large Puebla genera! cotton mills at Atlixco, State, have joined the —= State-wide strike declared by the. syndicalist confedera*ion in port of the school. teachers’ de- mands for payment of back salary by the State Government. Attempts to cut off the public services in Puebla city and larger towns have thus far the use of Federal ly halted industry The Mexican Confedera- tion of Labor declares the strike unjustified. $20,000 Verdict Against Terminal. A verdict of $20,000 in favor of Mrs. Florence McAllister of New Orleans Was Fendered vesterday by a jury in Circuit Judge Hogan's Court against the Merchants’ Bridge Terminal Railway Co. for husband, Wil- He was a mem- of a train which was switching cars near Madison, Ill., Sept. 27, 1922, when he was fataliy injured. It was contended that the accident was due to defec- tive couplers on certain of the cars. The company said McAl- lister’s death was due to his own negligence. same case was called for trial but the jurv was discharged and.the trial postponed because Mrs. Mc- in court. liam McAllister. ber of a crew oil Filling Station Held Up. 4ifred Oatman. clerk in an oil filling station at 5318 Bartmer ivenue, was changing into his work clothes at the station at 6:45 a. m,. today, when two men en- tered, asked to be allowed to wash their hands, stepped into the wash ‘room, drew revolvers and ordered /Oatman to remain in the room while they searched his street clothes, taking $1.50. They helped themselves to $50 from the safe and escaped. Culbertson Has Task in Kuomania. By the Associated Presse. WASHINGTON, April 29.—Ap- 'pointment of William 8&8. Culbert- son, former chairman of the Tariff Commission, as Minister to Ru- mania, formally announced at the White House vesterday, fills a diplomatic assignment involving particular responsibilities at this time in view of the relief debt and ether negotiations pending with that country. It is assumed, in this situation, that tbe Bucharest post will not be vacated by Min- now ‘ister Jay, to take up his new post as Ambassador to Argentina unt'!! the arrival of his successor. Several weeks ago the | SUP- |; —_—— an: 8a 88 8 88> the) ‘ | y Sea wee Bea ea Bae aR Eee ee ee eee ee eee eee ' ' ' | - 7 for appointment for City Counselor, to succeed Oliver G. Senti, but that he did not know whether either would accept. Elder, he said, had been sounded out on the matter and had indicat- ed he would not take the post. The Mayor thought that Hitchcock, however, might be induced to sac- rifice his personal business to some degree in order to give the city the benefit of his services. Mayor Mi- ler said either would be acceptable. The salary of the City Counselor is $8000 a year. The Mayor said he regarded the appointment for this post as of ex- treme importance because of prob- lems that are certain to arise in connection with the public he desired men of broad experi- ence and special qualifications. Counselor Senti, he said, was a Hitchcock, former Cir-| ’ | LLL LLL eC eT $87,000,000 | improvement program, and | | valuable man and efforts would be. made to retain him in the legal department. TENDER, * ACHING. FEET of “Tiz” at any drug or depart- ment store for a few cents. End foot torture forever— wear smaller shoes, keep your fect fresh, sweet and comfortable. Test “Tiz” free. Send this coupon. Wealhter Leather Dodge Co. =! 588 Madison Ave. New York City Mail Mesample “TIZ”’ Free Trial Dept. ~~ oe -e = ee SECURITY National Bank OPEN TO 5 P. M. Eighth St.—Setween Olive and Locust ee) “ Se Oe BIS ir Se SL OS ot Fot..%5* -> 5 IO Store Hours: Daily, 9 to 5:30; Saturday, 9 to 6 Olive and Locust From Ninth to Tenth Thousands of Interested Citizens of St. Louis and St. LouisCounty Have Visited In Davis Place " During the Past Three Days HIS. wonderful home, situated in the beauti- ful new subdivision of the Davis Realty Co. at the in- tersection_of Clayton and North and South roads, presents one of the most impressing examples of ele- gance combined with dig- nity that we have everseen. All the furnishing and decorations were executed and assembled by our In- terior Decorating Studios. You will find a visit to this wonderful home both inspiring and instructive. Open Every Evening Until9 O'Clock _ I ws «~~? ~ z an% ou ° 2s ° - os. 25% et > . > ‘eo © % @eepupe ep epaueeaeaaaenaesase anaes eee. oe ae oe ‘s “SEparist tees, eta” ¢ Do you realize what a wonderful opportunity this is tosave? And right such styles and material to miss this sale for you'll save as you have never saved before. But we adyise you to come arly for best selection. . . 2 : ~ > a gen po , sos 4 VESEO ADR 2D IIIT SEEN IRI ES, 8 SERTRRRRIBRN ETT RT TINIE TSE, CRIT 4 J 4 SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES OICEZ HOUSE — RY HAT IN STOCK Including Every Trimmed Hat and Every Sport Hat—Nothing Excepted ey PA — WN O02 nm oS == ee & waded > «4 - —~ ym . >? ~e& Pe wre uw . >. . om ae ye > 7+ =e 2" Wa ~ . _— ae * a Mh + m — —_ — ae: ~— — _ - « a + os a - « . . - - << ~ . et ~* ae ; =~ —~ha . ci Se -

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[Tt Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has MORE CITY Circulation thar, the morning and one other evening newgpaper COMBINED CORNS” eg Lift Off-No Pain! | | ADVERTISEMENT _. eee | RAGS? | To ceas with of course BUT ¢e you i 5 have the right kind, chemically trestec sterilized. sanitary. abecrdeot. sof — , Pret versity of | Botany. +9.—-Diseas- confused » of the distinct-om between evro- one of ar and Derwinism was among evolution, variety of subjects present- proposed clean. Wipers that are ae ft enc wate ou ant \to use a6 towels. Beware of fuiny rage | Dustprocf. 50-Ib. bales. 15¢ per BD. Wi ‘parcel post. Its eostly ecovemy te Ppa jess. We handle funk of ro kinés. ’ the Curly Hair rate ees conde ade nasty clesale onty. Hea@etarters ‘or cheese cloth AMERICAN FAG ©. "E627 Clark Av ern of 20 ZH VERTISEMENT . P : : AD ; he ‘*The day I started taking ‘&r- Lawyer Says Americans Are ter’s Little Liver Pills,’* says Mr John A. Perry, ‘‘my habitual bad! Worse Oppressed by breath and bad stom | GLO-COing the Hair ach stopped. I strong- Government Than Col- !y recommend them to all those afflicted 4 onies Were by Britain. with these nasty troubles. I assure you that mY orn The free people which revolted | case was a bad one. against tyranny of the British Gov- causing me unto! ernment in 1776-srould never stand (embarrassment, an . int Ba . Te Certer’s helped : ; | way for tyranny of the United States;Carters —. me it neatly cormbed in any style eed ~ : > t+ar? " “ | jes it | Government in 19235, auaac H. | mght — ae atal . all day, GLO-CO, the hquid | with in Meelf we fT ionberger. former Assistant Bad breath comes : in j ; bustre. This ~ . °e ’ e- ann 4 mach end “an ustallt Ing, anus United States Attorney-General, from sour sto! and . hair dress ‘ oor ca rr esos 0 eae ihe seclared in an address at a lunch- be relieved quiekly by Carter's Little A still more important advan- aaie eet ~ herbal de # eon of the Electrica: Board of Liver Pills. They are wonderfu! for eis G ap in the ordinary silk or kid curlers. Nomet- Trade resterday in the Chamber constipation, sick headache and im in aiding better scalp hygene. ter how straight and stringy your beirmaturally 6 (Commerce. digestion and they phrsie the system’ It combats scalp disorders, thus re- ree wealth o- . -? * . “ ae a oe pee Lionberger’s subject, “American ina mild and gentle manner, no bad moving the causes of dry lfelem, 4 - ” ~ o, You will get your copy today 1 Open a Savings Ac Savings Winde end shimmery fufs : = > yee eats nittead nga wat st es , , . Rights.” was chosen in line wit. after eltects. At all Droggists. cnruly bait. Its effect in cleansing : Think of the ss For a wave thst wT One Dollar — Ore Minute—WN last for Guys and days, the expanse of Domine ‘the revival of patriotic memori | Curictie is practically nothing, merely the cost in connection with the centenatal | ©78 celebration of Lafayeties visit. e my No more ney ey mg at the | Lionberger said he desired to learn , Su re Rel ief larity with nen end bors of ot Purchase 6 bettie ef Domine Curls | “DOW submissive we Who have) | station who wish to eppeer weil teday. It is for sale at your druggist’s. cherished the ideal of buman | FOR IN groomed, because it works equally | meme eee dines Titi a eet Give your hair the natural curlisess that rights inherited from freedom-lovr- DIGESTION well on hair brushed lightly beck or “Pp cern ae Cae = = a & urte mature gives to a child's ing Englishmen have become ; ee ee smoothly down It } @ éelicete reezone “ Om &2 aching corn, in- 7 the scalp and beautifying the hair is pronounced. -=*+? . > ° 7 Keceommended br ¢3 — aa. os . -ARS quicaly-pessing oder and will not stantiy that corn stops hurting, then | WOLFF WILSON DELG Co. ie SOes 8 Oe Ts Mm _' BEL : ‘shortly you lift it right off with Briefly but forcefully he clinched AY ror stain. Afew drops esch morning nee . ee ge - , , ‘ «i milarity between the. - uffcea Ber, tae : - : . DOMINO —s ego .: ogee a the Revolu- A y cents . Your druggist sells a tiny bottle oe | of ‘‘Freesone’’ for a few cents, euf- Scient to remove every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes, and the foot calluses, without sore | bess or irritation. 4 — t ' i ss hse 0 2 . . Bey GLO-CO at any drug cocnter tion and the mu: iplicatipn of aon y 6 Beans or barber shop, SOc and 75 > hat "tan 3 Very delicious with 30 liberty, the easy and spontaneous gf = a ee . ideas with them. Ask them questions. It pays. Most of the people . who attend the great world conventions of advertising are just as hard coupon advertising . . seu . res ’ ; : 7 of Missouri to England, I must sates the tver. ge ee eee ee Everitt’s Seed Dept. #34 May 9.- Send me information as to special radisoad rates, hosel reservations, etc . Chick a la King pay tribute to the American woolen gyster. Write for free ‘rial treatment . indianapolis, tnd. College brand: leas @x- manufacturer on the clothing I ag oy DROPS) Sea CO. Oe Rieti ee Sead me...... a NSM ERM ge Sy Guth-thi ts ince chitinase ocrntsiniinmeiiea % pensive and as good as rou bring back in exchange—tribute of —...--.- M Butterty Bushes. prepe ic. guarastecd 2 goud Address .. PEN AE ee rae a % Ke at homes -- bers 75 nar scons ot we geots . oand condiiua. ~ e* 6 eeme + + 25 644 64 6 6 OS6 4 £6 Geo oBGe Ge © Ge £46464 4 Thursday. Friday and Saturday at ail over. a> " Conrad stores. can.. Our sons hare been conscripted Speeeceseesoceees @eeeoceesoesss 88 OC CeCe OR tHe OOO EOE COS Oe OOS and s®nt to fight on foreign soil. , in violation of the principle that i acer eum decries search, selzure or impress- . , ss — ee] Soteiae soared, esiceral or teeprene- IT WILL PAY--HOUSTON/‘IN MAY! ’ LUYTIES’ seizure, ten times over in the = Tnited States in one morth than | | Fee reasenabiec. No charge for consultatios | Read teday’s Want Celumnus fer there ever was in ome year in the C70 Star Bidg.. 12th and OGr). St. Louis’ pesiness openings. worst oppression of the co’ontes. a | Blood Maker and Not only tea is taxed, but sugar. ; . . clothing. machinery — everrthing Tissue Builder 4 pave about you is taxed for For Weakness, the benefit of somebody else. Loss of Weight, ' “The multiplication of offices Thin. Poor Blood *™** *t**ed the colonies ts equaled ’ ° * , ** ** » . it impreves ewery function of the ©“) -"* 180 bureaus at Washi: c- Bieed—Nerves—Appetite. Ete. ton. Some of them are ridiculous. “re In cigenlation the Sunday Post-D sbedy. Butlids up t DAVIS PLACE —— he tissues, * **'We hare to employ lawrers to other Sundzy newspaper by more Strength and \itality— learn how great our tax burden its. . eg Sa ; The Best Spring Tonic Revenue agents must be admitted In sumbéer of limes of advertming many thousands of lines. a s , Liquid. large bettie, $1.00. also to our private offices to look over ‘- \ ~ : a o- a7 = : m convenient tabiet ferm. pe: t- our private papers. You know their | . b i re; ot ” . ne a ‘ esul advertise rs, in de Sabena? gma oe ts oh p elie Fone — Where Big TO its Are Assured A modern ewo-family @welling being , ee ry pS ois is ett mes b : spent three weeks in my personal in Davis Place. J. W. Leigh, chites TRATION of advertisers in that «. ung — Spasmodic. convulsive dry. office to learn that I had civen the ) : re, suffocative or irritadis Government $800 too much, and tt Ss nag A N enthusiastic reception has been accorded to Davis Place, the beau- . ” use o Larties' 09 to fin that out ™ Dri _ Oo : SP ar pat ins on ‘ P a wari Coagh Deoge . weakens Sait cos wii aioe mig el ’ tiful subdivision on Clayton and North and South Roads, in the ° Subdivision of eo ae lessens | ple “THE MANSION” heart of St. Louis’ finest residential section. Davis Place is the ideal wo-Family Homes . the convuisive effects. A Pileasan “as ** : a and liad! emedyr cy be used Am a2ccition to these bureaus of . Gaps ’ : oY reliable rem an in Davis Pie location for a home, situated as it is in the pathway of greatest prog- The eyes of St. Louis are upon Dara ; inquisitorial bureaus of marxr sorts. 4 be ‘: . : ° ; Homoeopathic Pharmacy ro - in Mavis © iace ress, served by three main boulevards and two street car lines. Place, where modern aatheatall ew Tad Comparisons of Sunday, Total Paid POST-DISPATCH sect cvcoeseeqaeweeees G obe Demoerst ces ekacvcdoqnesaeees POST-DISPATCH EXCESS ........-.. POST DISPATCH nee ere eee eer eee eee G\ebe Demecrat PSEVSUSO SH SOUOQCCEy TF ¥ S . as a preventive. Price, 5c. private vexation, there are public | Luyties’ } largely trakeable to pro- ee ings will enable the residents 913 eee F Ge net vinst to dspes: An Exhibition of Elegance in a : ois delightful suburb to live ami prohibition. I don’t want the Country Ho Davis Plaee offers the opportunity of a lifetime for profits. Lots in roundings of elegance and ‘Saloons any more than anybedy ae aes ; é , ‘ ee this subdivision, due to its location and the demand for choice residence ness. Seven of these dwellings, else. But I don't like that law. It ts sumptuary. It tries to make men Over fifteen thousand persons visited . : : . a? ; usual en | POST-DISPATCH EXCESS .......--«« good by painting them good on the this remarkable exhibition of home dec- property, will advance rapidly in value in the next 12 to 18 months. — the me ae features d utside. I don’t Hike any puritan erating and furnishing last Sond . eealed, are alre under - am yeas Rage et Mons ing and furnishing last Sunday. : : : : ; ' enemy epee ms — SR aes: Men who know real estate values are buying lots im blocks of four tion and others are starting each W er ana *« are it Xtend 4 ¥ HjoOy er the dig ginning room . - s . seen +e eee e+ eeee eee oe - sete Nees ome cents foe mers with its famous Strozzi Suite—the im- and five. They can look ahead a few months and realize where val- eis Snel POST.DISPATCH EXCESS .......... sm he government of our fore- wiihan ieinn De ye = h , architectural features not possible a fathers was the best friend of all, =vine ee aii dressed in Sum- ues In Davis Place are bound to go. They can stand on the poren oO gic dwelling are availabie. The R of us. Nobody could commit any mer gard—the lounge, with its striking Tie _ 9 . Baal . : a live in @ pretentious home and at t Real Estate wrong against us but what the | wall decorations—the pictures. mirrors The Mansion”’’ and see in those gently rolling acres a wonderful com- time enjey an Income from i. Daw POST DISPATCH és vccceenpeneeen cour’ were : . . ” ” . - ™ e e e ‘ “see. - Sonam “Petes eae ee draperies and rungs—al!l arranged under munity of elegant homes, with big lawns and winding drives, away with its high elevation. gently =& Glebe Downctiad os<cnescses--cquesscccah dress. ay you can't ride om the Rie nersonal sunervisic e th ae li ; . . grounds, and advantages of lecatios, Mae : iv | Public highway without. -@anwer| ne Svan os ee from the noise and din of traffic, an ideal spot for children and a cen- an ideal homesite. *e POST DISPATCH EXCESS .......-.., nat you, your ®. your eRifdren | : . “ : . og ; @ill be searched for céatraband. Interior Decorating Studios ter of culture and refinement. Ge out te Davis Place today. Lee Want Ad , Contraband ef war? Ne—bootles . : . : e | the wonderful locations that are fer & POST DISPATCH 00 ooeems liquor. : : . ee ee ee . “ahadiodh ot wyelned entice te H Sbruggs Vandervoccrt batney Lots may be purchased for all cash, half cash, or as low as $600 and See the homes under construction. Globe Demerrat ....--e-++++++s0eneesoul stopped unless a large bedy of the t $55 a month. Your opportunity awaits you. See Davis Place today select a lot for al caters ree * POST -DISPATCH EXCESS ........«. etizenry becomes as indignant as “The Mansion” is your country club. Go = a ep ee ae * The Post-Dispatcn more thas - ougat to be, as we once were ix: | out today and roam through its big reemea cont Want Advertisisg. | tae face of British tyranny. I have sc im comfortable chairs on the huge ve- i: toe — as 4 lawyer to ask you randa, stroll about on the lawn, or play . . | <8 <8 1ocee your animosity and help your favorite record on the A= poo. B ° “ : , Ws to Correct those evils.” sure to take the children with yeu. Ge 80% More City ol ’ The Big Sunday POST-DISPATC 80% more Paid City Cireulat other St. Leuis Sunday | ZB Mibare Me Somat tere, || famiy. Open every day, inciudiag Susdare Ground Floor, Eleventh and Locust Sts. [Mdjieeehen tx ti Reese hye from 39 2. m. to 8 p. m. Send for Plat, Olfve 6340 request of Alfred Joyce, o lawyer | . “Fie ealehess | oro Seuth St. Paul, Minn. If Mp.) iat — threegh = Pest-Di,. SUTn it dead. be wants te com. / | ' w nar ‘Municate with Milburn’s children. | . eo .

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. ae | * * a WEDNESDAT os | ; Fe | Whe Sy ; a APRIL 29, 1925. Tne Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH at): WRDNYSDAY. Ee — OT a : ——— ae a a APRIL’ 29, 1323, * ~ | ISM DECLARED ONLY oa al ee es of ee : Con- | Af 1] 4 Al] FOR | Hort in Fall l'rom Scaffold. : = ag Ss 6hCUO rist, | . a . ' ; . - / meeting here. ‘ | Lawrence Convoy, 24 years old, > | AS NG : ONE THEORY OF EVOLUTION | “Phere is no longer any question | j ’ : of 2846 South Eighteenth street, | Men s SHO RS Half Soled 25 %, PIPE AND WELL C and ING Guar- y Chicago Professor Discusses |as to the fact of evolution/” said \suffered a compound tracture of WITH THE BEST * i wren ae ray ory as new at prices which enables a sub- puis aimee tte Disciples of fete © John M. Coulter of the Uni- a pee leg yesterday when he fell | OAK =a helt stantial saving. co Py: iris ngres-. | vers ty of Chicago, Department of eet from a scaffold while re-| s §50c bottles—Any Drugstore. paratus has nian: | cpaeiianan 4 | Blocked from approach to a fire, narnaer re, mS —= 'In many of the downtown build- — ——T—— | ings, with automobiles parked next to the curb, fire department ladder ' TI] trucks would be unable to get close e un ay enough to the building to aid in rescuing people. > ‘Need of New A s. Post-Dispatch Exceeds "The fire doaattuane ete ,;Wwho have given the matter sgser'- . — * ‘ . : tc US consi e ti nn ° s Ba sue In circulation the Sunday Post-Dispatch exceeds the ee ems VOCY UCN Fone R *hat nothing less than a calamity other Sunday newspaper by more than 120,000. involving the loss of life will arouse A wonderful assortment of splendid clothing. Varieties from which anyone can choose with assurance of getting just what they want.. Qualities that are cer- tain to please the most discriminating. Sizes to fit men and young men of prac- tically any build. The space. clothing bargain that has been offered to the men and young men of St. Louis for years. Pure-wool, hand-tailored Suits in English and American styles for young men. Conservatively styled 16-ounce pure worsteds in solid colors for men. Two- pant, silk-trimmed tropical worsted Suits in light grays. Better-quality trop- ical worsted Suits with one pair of Trousers. Tuxedo Suits of black unfin- ished worsteds, with satin-faced lapels. . . . . . , elt Ss h eeit yy Oo be “ a ’ . In number of lines of advertising carried it exceeds b) citizens to the necessity for taking . automobiles off the downtown many thousands of lines. stint *9 The deparfment is in need of | (Second Fleer.) In results to advertisers, the index of the Sunday Post- : | Dispatch’s excess is found in the continued CONCEN. chet lage vega Mier, typ: MP cht * family gwelling being erected a 2 eae | crx ratus to replace horse-drawn inh BIRTHDAY SPECIAL IN iith BIRTHDAY SPECIAL . pe, «64, W. Lelgh, architect. TRATION of advertisers in that newspaper. equipment, and motor apparatus’ OUR MONEY-SAVING BASEMENT IN OUR PANTS DEPARTMENT 3 } which has become obsolete, Chief . i. The Comparisons of Sunday, April 26th : Panzer continues. In view of’ the Subdivision of 8 se the bond issue allotment 9 A L OOL UITS 6500 ‘ A IRS OF A NTS ; Ts , — or euch equipment in 1924 has -Family Homes Total Paid Advertising neste “Ane not been appropriated, he re OUNG EN S L “ -~-« . ‘ . se te ’ POST-DISPATCH = 3¢ *seeeeve eeceeeeeeeeeeeeereere eee 1ISS.360 that city offi Mals tak . a ques > | ' 7 u » ; er i, | }eecee A. ‘ : ne nmediate = f St. Louis are upon —— ocean a. Sey pk TE TE ASE eee | deumnd ta: Be ee, , IN NORFOLK MODELS VALUES TO $8.25 : ~ , well- POST-DISPA Ne ce tondh ceuce 81.86 Ty ee ger ee pentes weary ge ow P, J, BRADSHAW, ARCHITECT, | burb to live amidst sur- ey Merchants’ Advertising i sen WEDS MONTGOMERY CITY GIRL’ : ; ele nce and exclusive- POST-DISPAT seeeeeeeeee eeseeeeeereereee ee ee tere .é 1a . : yruedl dwellings in Globe-Democrat ....---ecseereeeereccers we eneewereers ___ 50,400 Miss Hilda PF. Werner Is Bride of . POST-DISPATCH EXCESS ...........: eH eae 45,360 Man Who Divorged First isual duplex features are Wife in 1920. : ec already under construc- National Advertising Agate Lines Aggie J. STERenew, an archi- .* rs are starting each week. MB} pogr BO Shi gcinies (Tivanvexs TG) ... 31920 atch tomate tan eine ee ; T-DISPATCE ..... : - Louis include the Chase, Melbourne : : etek hemses be ont, le BH Globe-Democrat ....--++++serseerreeeeres {S eae ind Qavnsiba Chee was ee An opportunity to buy a splendid dura- Pure wool cassimeres and velours ‘eatures not ossible La @ sin- POST-DISPATCH EXCESS peresseeseseseeses decease | 1 220 Monday to Miss Hilda FE. Werner bl Ss it at an unusually low price. Not in patterns to match your suit. : of Montgomery City, Mo poet Wool-mixed worsteds in beautiful mw avellablc. The owns S RETO ems ES teed ee FAR in the newest styles, but all of pure wool oo 1 ntilous home and at the same Real Estate Advertising Agate Lines us office in the International | 7 took 4 scoala’ aiken e ane bottom eee Som &, Dese te By (POST-DISPATCH .....-.-----eseeeee ees ies RS i enon me tater nae ene tein ee A Hee a Pin gene » elevation, gently sloping eds ‘ SRE HERR SEI ES 18,300 that Bradshaw is out of the city. tailored in a splendid manner. _ Sport, becene WrTTTTIT TTT ite 14,100 me o eer SS <o ae - , _ The ove — || Miss Werner gave her age as 25 . 5 , . , © sonovl nay toy henagee™ re : * POST-DISPATCH BXCESS ......+++++- cesesssese 230,060 Bradshaw resides with an aunt Men’s Genuine Gabardine Raincoats Sete $13.50 Men $ Genuine Palm Beach Pants. cseeeed .$3.88 me! © BABE the post-Diepatch more than doubled the Globe-Democrat i» at 5947 Clemens avenue iP 79 Men’s Worsted and Cassimere Pants. . ... . .$1.88 ) 4 Want Advertising. —_—- —- - —--—--- _- Special Lot of Men s Khaki ants nee a ee Cc ** * een ! bine a a Le , Gray Office Coats $1.65 Men’s Pute Linen Golf Knickers... .. .. .. aoe). — r \| "SALEM, Ore. April 29.—Am or- Men’s Cool Black or Gray eee De Y stadhe Wachca Camienate Pall $7.88 si w to Get There bs a C~ M Ci Ci | ti dinance of the City of Portland Men’s Odd Vests, 33 to 37 chest only oie 4 06.8 a 50c oung en $ en ere 2.2 2 9g route to “The Mansion. f 80 /C ore Uity Circulation prohibiting aliens from selling soft ; ‘te Duck P 1 55 Men’s Fine All-Wool Blue Serge Pants $5.00. : ayton road being closed, — ; A ~ Cc : : drinks was held unconstitutional! by Young Men s Strong White uc ants cee .$ . ge ee F. rs i and lseth pone te Davis I The Big Sunday POST-DISPAT -H has approximately the State Supreme Court yesterday ‘ (Money-Saving Basement.) , (Pirst Fleer.) 7 nce. 80° more Paid City Circulation than the only ,| in the case of M. George and others —_—_— , : 3 eee || against the city. The opinion re- | —_— 8 other St. Leuis Sunday newspaper. | weneea the lower court fer Multhe- = mah Coumy ’ | ery, ‘bbw a ha . : id ov J 2 ‘ = | *. ee + ie” P pe gre + bby OPTI Teas eee ATT » “Serer epapeiete eh oe" HDSSAO* De PE sE PE) t 4st SEM TOK OE PP 4 othe. ¢ pe} * ,

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we o ee WeieNesba’y, . APRITI. 2%. [t9t3 - CITY Circulation than the miorning and one other evening newspaper COMBINED Q ee = Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has WORE CITY MED Esha tg —-_ 98 RE a mmm ata tae tee latanstaaRa en 28 Aran 9. aig SXPLAKS FUR COAT DEAL| eons. 20 her baby b | “Rabe” RFatfies. Ksown om the court to se k » as “The Little Girl With the longed bi Bi v a re ee sd re ae “ss - : Le Bre eA + in office exused br the death ; 1? aaa Tr ; or uta iachaes Icon Honses Painted on FOR } :, ‘ead cagenent af pensien Froeat officer at East St. Louis 2 the Installment Plan RA a tae eee Geli at a | = “perary tore | , oh Zemo. the Clean, Antiseptic ; ™ . | ed when the County B In Zor sesj 3 a . . Clair ‘ he , : —— ian *¢ ’ ice heard a Sout er “Babe” EE a a et - tie a r-4 vs Who te Liquid, Just What You Need na: hiweenctoe Se macs ‘0 pervisors meets Saturday. About Do Not Acce t he regular date of par- — . ‘eh @ 4 5 LP & = 5 , “= ¢ e- go — y? & ore = —_ . . : ” -— - o+ = - Retrorat-pamt-ead varnish indus 2 try now enabics home owners to Don t worry about Eczema or other | _ «i: ment, but will be distributed Mom- aries bd bd ° hs pay for the paint and varnish skin troubles. You cam haveaciesr, Supreme COUTTS Upinivk "| day instead. because of the vacan- mitations and u stitutes | G he : " .: oo , — = :: wis on the Installment plan. . hesithy skin br using Zemo. 923 Permits Such Sales . ; a Ask for and Get A A Se ee ee 8 8 er ae 4G Sluggish blood is unhealthy, poison- laden blood. It makes / 4 . sas amd i - The Extended Payment ‘lan Of Zemo generally removes Pim pies, _7¢ hc agi Pligg” . | Prufrock-Litten Furniture €o.. Blackheads, Blotches, Eczema and Outside 3-Mule Ulm -f =_— IN fe bave alwat wanted, without anr not show am] mar be applied cay « Wratt I ling. 7. a ° . . : ~ . . * oe 2 ioe ‘7p o ° - - - “ 7 additionsi ¢barge for interest, | night. Trial bottie, our. -arge se", T ; | = rect to eren thowgh ther hare not the ¢1 9). Zemo Soap. ©S5¢. -AL druggists WASHINGT“™S ae Ps fae 5. 4 ' ready cash. Ask the salesman —— gains: ‘the | ; , — —POST-DISPATCH WANTS sappls INCE 1840 Cunard-Boston ‘service has . a os i — ee ob Bh ett Pads ee ee ee ee ee a about this helpful pian. M“M ORALR*S fer the OFFICE. elers. You too wil! be delighted with the FrsacToRt. WAREHOUSE oF + ted Sates Su See tedas’s weet paces £ Re z not —o sonifcent new 270 0¢ ' eae meas Fer Sale offers. Lome ing decided in an opinion handed mognil ent new 20,000 ton oil burning HEN you fee] all-fagged-o ee me yan ovficial ruling of Will ] | Invalids, Nursing Mothers, and All Ages sadian pop incl eee on Call Money 08 : ms — + | .D — cos. thy in cig ; “i wm. ie s drag your poor tired body arc : Prepare it AT HOME. SExD 10c for Mixer. Horlick’s, Racine, Wis. chances are that your blood is slugg: Don't wait until you are ready | > : . . , : - ee : " ° » * — ‘ ermcan «hip. } = . f — “ . : \ ; : . oo Tse . ae a , BANK term for investment money e gy gy 2 2 of sickness. Get a bottle of Tanla that can be recalled om demand. If a ekagecmcanaa Py, leone The POST-DISPATCH ip the only St. Louis evening tier “ bank keeps some of its money “on call” Pre. tical Obatacte Erected newspaper giving Associated Press news service Tf - S Nuun’ ela ae how much more important that the average At the same ume ‘ : cleanses the whole blood srream an man do it. . : nat || It drives eut poisons and impuririe This financial institutién fits its policies : : ew | the entire system, gives you an a2 to the meed of the average man. Full 6 = 2 . . me ~ i mght kind of food. interest; investment of amounts of any eo ine ng pee ) v4 4 of appetite and weight, lac size; the investment always at call should 30r out t lin since that all-run-down feeling comes sudden need arise. s obsious that a ship leaving an poison-laden blood. Milsons of = , eee a their way back to vigorous heats Follow their good example. Get a s druggist’s and start feeling betrer TAKE TANLAC VEGETABLE PILls FOR - ~ =. » ° -” a — s . . : 5\ - - : 4 . 5 . ’ : ” e« on : = ’ . ‘ Z . 4 » aa j - s > > - - “ - . j + : ; - . . Z . ™ " . ‘ = & oe 5 IZ : Bew oe : ~ ag ; : sveeeer *“*e-. -* --—«¢- : , x : ; a ’ . . - . . ; . . . - ‘ **- ere ' eee © ee eee . ‘ i - “sous yy ‘ ‘ . ‘ x 4 - x : > if — .. ° - - - — : “+ - . — ~~ ;, : "SSSR ELESE SES fee « “4 ‘oe i eat rie? . or ° ~\ : C8 Se Ce ocererseessee & : - te &@® ; : ae eee ° o : > ere © @ & * ’ . _ _ - % te ~ ‘ H * » see = > * s*s | . ° °@ ~- : see eeee **f*- : ‘* © ” eT : ‘ > . ’ . . _ a — > 9 ‘ 9 PROVIDENT { LOAN £INVESTMENT i. INSTITUTION i ) bath FLOOR ARCADE BUILDING . e ® PO. ty OO DY) AM! POM LMC = vw . — ~~ . - > ~ a ~ = - cr 4 ~ - — ~ ~~ = ~ : ee ~- 7~ ~ : —EE _° . - . ~ = 7 ° — a . = ‘ : —_ 4;. Poticy of Shippinc Board. * - > - > ~ AS @ matter of polic ne ST ees 8eeee8 United States of hunting down ru —_-_-—_ = - rummers as tar out as 12 miies fr " 2 e . eeereeteee ming Board now forbids the saie | Grereee -oee == ? ugquor anrwhere on the vessels ur- ler its conrtrol thoudh we | emo - _ OUVE seen @ dancing @ 2 tay of «em laght thet streamed m thew rour = in- ive ine Sai rent ro. per dow—the air ib charged woth « irs tsid e three- e- Tk P40. one’s face berg apperens)) aore— imger Taske i me such sais yo) paroeies of Gust are cor..tanc yy oexcend hr enite f the Frvrersor rull mg upon @. coersening the com plexicr tobtuyg a of as Charm. eniasgeg the pore: \ eee Lane Os soeneic Gcowery tound exclu . ‘ > - . ~ . . == _ eeeely mm Lane ON Compiemen Soar. protects ’ ec Augus 2 > a bd | : *. 7 — -— - ' e * -* , twee © & - . “= se see ied Catarsets— Term cs al dos © . _ ’ ee+ee@eee8 Oe * es egtiace @ che skom. preven & from entering Vecee’>: .. “ere ait ~ Secn wee fe the aes of Americ “ Veur Skin wcll hacw end Show the diferencr.~ PAE ROUEN RA 400 MEN RESUME WORK ON $5,000,000 MAP OF U. S. : i,reatest Cartographi Panorama ) "lease ee - t= fe the | -eF le mt of Country te Account for Evers at Grocers 2... Saaone. - ‘eae ~* 8) | . , . | So and D iste _ TORK AD 28. —Four ' i. g = indred Governmen: * pographers | a are taking the ‘field this month to I] Ime annua! work upon the $3: boo mn 4 ei Ss eac 4 the makine e rhieh the last Corgrese deciéed © Fase on =? obi a if ; ia 7? a? ‘ = q ” -_ - . ec? ropes 1 — . aan ™ . . he greate graphi Pa: o For your fine things, of zn ever made of the countr? : course—your precio us sulk . oo —- =. a i nm _ " t* oh ; . > " being tuced in « » detall ther underthings, your silk ’ ome Cae — _anee “— ’ +? eres ©€P ew erverr farn = wee HE construction of the ent from that of any other but in as an integral part of the Stronger and yet less rigid const makes possible the use of a flex Flexible Cord is sturdier than Cord and at the same time is me car-owner this means a combinat easy nding that hitherto never » either by Kelly tires, or so far any others. | KELLY-SPRIN Sree itpmneaoa etd, Guana ODAY women are using were the rough, red dishpan hands! “Lux foreverything wewash with logical , | Lux all over the house! Each year clothes and household our own hands,” women vowed. ives of ne nd _ s com Se tte hethroom F E Enens got nicer—and more expen- So many, many uses—up-stairs and eee ey oe | Rh te PaUnroom, OF COUTS, sive. They deserved the same care down—they wanted a bigger pack- divisions Riso d ed, where for years their filmiest a. the fn fabrics—and were age. So now you may have the Ps om a Fong ergata fhe : 7 silkksand treasured woolenshave washed ten times as often! So women regular size or the big new package SRepelhe Gut tn a: stngic- shee been whisked clean in the basin. e825 doing the family laundry with for g fould resen the * , Lux and were repaid in longes serv- tent and would rover Lux left their hands so smooth ice from everything they washed. nee ete dey Worse in Pacey and soft—they tmed its big brim- With Lax not even this job left their any ee einanemapete em | ming suds for washing dishes. Gone hands red and sensitive. ee. . —_— —— 7 . ~~ > 2.20508 2ndcg Gistances, and rew- f sections of the great work stm arly ehow _ - re irin ¢@ . ~ irs . : be J Om ocPanm and iake .at< FINDS SEVEN NEW CHILDREN'S No more rough. red hands from DRESSES ON BED IN HIS HOME hands white and smowch hands white and smooth and soft. Charies Witke, 4001 Lacky Sereet Wemen use it for Fine Fabrics, Calis Potice in Effort to Solve Dishes, Family Laundry. Rugs. Ba- thé Mystery. bies’ Bottles, Porceiain. Paint, Lino- a a ae leum, Shampoo. Lever Bros. Co., “treet \ atte wked * = . * Cambridge, Mass. find au * FP iaNnal ion —_—. ew — Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for “""" Sven new ontidren’s tre 4 ee ; ,is : "hs Fier ine Mere : — Headache Neuralgia Colds Lumbago ae gh geared no — nar Eine Tyler 447 HENRY AND Toothache Neuritis Rheumatism ore of the hours Accept only “Baver’’ package - ; yg re : HP ca 4 A li [ ; € wWaich contains proven diréctions, -S""re “he owner. We te bet ot itt 4 Lux goes SO far it S ad real economy to use if Vandy “Barer” toxes of 12 tebe | C a , Also betties of 24 sad 100— Druqzietes. : ‘ © the trode mark of Barer Macafecture of Moscsceticacidesicr of Selicylicac’ —,, . - Wholesale KELLY-SPRING rue ONLY EECEA SEY TIRES i

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—_ * y os - . -prear gts ; ‘Lr y APRIT. D8. 1925, me Daily. POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE ciT) Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 29 ee A EO I I ee — = oe = SWEPNESDAP APRIL. 29. 1923 SS eee T Low || oo ~~ Summer’ a3 INS FUR COAT DEAL friend, Miss Gussie Vernon, and ; that she did get $25 from Lucius World War in Galicia, five Colonels, | navy Lieutenants were among the | 5 « _her baby beaver fur coat going to’ Campbell, to whom she sold the seven Lieutenant-Colonels and four | recruits. | mn ) Babe” Raffles, known on the/ court to see to whom the coat be-/|C04t for Miss Vernon, and “The | © Y v as “The Little Girl With the! longed. | Little Girl With the Big Voice — Voice.’ heard about her | “Babe” wishes it to be known also would like to voice the fact RULES ) a antes ~ that she offered the $25 to Misa | ADVERTISEMENT oe eet |. | SNL WABASH trains we r+ es ne shah t_ . ——! reason she didn’t get i.” *Babe” Orde Today | ‘ r | J . // a& Fares via voices, ‘“‘is that she refused to take | te.” 'Says Temperature in Boston | | ADVERTISEMENT __| ‘Dropped After Dawés Made $9: Per Ton in Full Loads to KANSAS CITY | His Speech There. cuneeop (Egg Size, $10.25) ’ “Damsel. Fair” amse all Post-Dispatch Bureau. Prices Will Advance 25c Per Ton 20-23 Wyatt Building. on May 1 WASHINGTON, April 29.——Sen- ‘ ator Moses of New Hampshire, l'sers Say resident ro tem of tl Senate, president pro tem of the Seite’ 1 Coke Is as Cheap to Burn as Soft Coal gland with a well-developed reac- —And It's Clean tion against the Dawes crusade tc ules the Senate's cuidac Aen Order From Your Dealer member of the Senate Committee -on Rules Moses swings much _in- M. W. WARREN COKE COMPANY, Distributors ifluence when it comes to efforts . to change these rules. St L By-Product | | “The Senate rules are all right,” 7 OUuIS isaid Moses. “‘They ought to be left fas they are. Furthermore I ven- ‘ture to predict that they will be left as they are. “The reception accorded to Mr ‘Bb Bis ° as _ . 7 7 . q — 5 Vets z . Fg ees a i. fs ly ~ ve wy + ol Ss -¥ +t wt 2s “4 r oa + y ’ ei, . , S | Travelers who go regularly | say chere’s nothing to com- ‘pare wich Wabash service to Kansas City. Observa- | tion-parlor cars and the | splendid meals in the dining cars make the day ride most enjoyable. On che night trains, you are assured of sound sleep in the wide, comfortable berths and there’s aclub car where you can smoke and read and get a bite tocat before bed- Sluggish blood is unhealthy, poison- laden blood. It makes you feel listless and | all-fagged-out. + Tantac revitalizes a % + sluggish blood quick. | Makes you feel fine! ' er F i ™ & so Tanlac Revitalizes Sluggish Blood HEN you feel all-fagged-out and run-down, when you lack pep and ambition, can hardly teers etl sanech in Bose wal a0 time. drag your poor tired body around the house, the - —— | warm that by dawn of the ensuing From Union Station chances are that your blood is sluggish with poisons. Whether ‘‘damsel dark or dam-|™orning the temperature = had 9:03 am 2:00pm 10:30 pm The Reute of Don’t wait_until you are ready for a long spell gel fair,”’ 9 girl needs powder that) eee oa a snow storm.” — THE IRON HORSE” of sickness. Get a bottle of Tanlac at your drug- rect Pg eh rae aad ria As for the recruits to the | ,use From Delmar Ave. Station gist's and start feeling better right away. Scott Richardson has found this in| °f “Sagging” debate in the Senate, 9:18am 2:15pm 10:47 pm | - oN onto ga Sh. 30 teiaee 1... | Moses recalled that Senator Butler, May 15 te Sept. 30 Tanlac is Nature’s great tonic and builder. It | Black and White *‘Incense of Flow: idan National Chimes. and Republican National ¢ rman, and Ala . ° . r9 Ky ce Po der. Khe hy . sey . : | : cleanses the whole blood stream and revitalizes it. cath. thanss Sa athie aon Mi genator Underwood (Dem.), Alar It drives eut poisons and impurities. It tones u fine, soft and clinging. It blends | “S® t¥° Senators who had come . P wit] , ski ems like a part forward to support the Dawes idea. | — ee + ear per te Jor an appetite for the vith my skin so It seems 11Ke @ part “It will be remembered,” said * ; . if ¢ qj etay ) Ss otrniv . rl ht kind of food. wedi os oe ivs on mo t] ly for Moses. “that it was Senator Inder. a of appetite and weight, lack of ambition, wood who led the filibuster agains Ask for lowest fares and free travel information 41. Wabash Ticket Offices Sta}, 328 N. Broadway, Union Station , @nd Delmar Ave. Station or ask ‘*Incense of Flowers’’ Face Pow- the Dyer anti-lynching bill in the . | Hinite PL, McNally, that all-run-down feeling comes from slu gish, der is one of the famous Blaek and! Senate and made no secret of it Why endure those frequent attend to your kidneys at MH an akees poison-laden blood. Millions of eople have ed White Beauty Creations which in-| That killed the bill. But it does| headaches, pains in the back, once, you will save years of | Phone, Mem epfo their way back to vigorous health through Tanlac cludes the Cleansing and Peroxide seem as if it might be necessary’ nervousness and that feeling of suffering. Drink lots of water | ot 2 ; Vanishing) Creams, Beuvty, Bleach, : to revise that measure if Only tO w¢tter exhaustion? and try Gold Medal haarlem Follow their ood example. Get a bott €e at your | ete. They are all of highest quality | bring home to Senator Underwood : Caaf fag - | y | snips ee ee geil They are the symptoms of dis- oil capsules (the original and. druggist § and start feeling better at once. and excellence and can be had every- | the thought that the Senate rules dered kidney . where at low, popular prices. are not so bad now. If that fails, Order 1aneys. genuine) regu- perhaps the revival of the force bill Don’t let the con- larly. ' The world fa- —_— mee (might have the desired effect.” dition become GOLD MED4, CKAOWHITE [sme force Dil cause O Ditter! cheonit, .and..d> HAARLEM OIL mous diuretic. fieht fi AV "ay rr sta- . . A B Ly ieee see it paved the wey et =?! wlan ite ame: stimulant and Hol- TAKE TANLAC VEGETABLE PILLS FOR ICONSTIPATION - $t. Louis Express imasincas F TANLAC tioning Federal troops at polling : , W h Railroad . | Places in the South. Chung So serious as Look for the name Gold Medal on the land's National i — See 4 a ] ’” rantinues “4 4 ° ; , via FOR YOUR HEALTH ia Creations | “or rules,” he continued, “do to get beyond re- pivandgeldbor.Acceptnesubstitute Remedy since (Union tation). Ob- = _. | Not prevent the passage of legis-| lief. If you will an Grse-clase druggists, 35c, 75c, $1.50 1696. Guaranteed. | d ; a aw. | HIGHESTQUALITYAT POPULAR PRICES [lation which the people really servation car, stanc- . | ween “ews |want. They have now existed for . | chai . more than a century, and while ~ —---} ard sleet rs, if Cate . : oosvdel ntly subject to violent atta K | g and diners. e |have never kept any desirable or} | : t | desired piece of legislation off the | . Fer details ond illastrated literatare addirast » ] : | statute books. A lot of bad legis-'! : ae ‘Bacihe Lines : lation bas been kept off the statute : = r books by them. \ Sa Southern Pacific Bidg., 312 N. 6th S& | tiga Alaa ge eee | BP Tel. Bell, Olive 7745-7746 VW © hould h ive some t iace in } I fi: this country of ours where a man Yo” | | |can say his say. Had we been op-'! erating in the Senate under clo- ,; ture, we would have had free silver | {| HT HT | LUAUATLUUALALLA UDELL HHT In 1893, ship purchase in 1915 which would have launched us into the World War two yearns hefore ——-+ we were ready, and in 191% the : oe 4 eqn: STRICTLY 4 aI HEALTH ae PURE Say. STRENGTH : : : ; 7 a ee forcement Agents—Anti-Injunc- tion Bill Beaten. By the Associated Presse SPRINGFIELD, I1l., April 29.— By a vote of 76 to 62 the House : . defeated yesterday the Tice bill to IN: 3-Ib. ‘ PLAIN appoint a prohibition commission- p er, three assistants and 25 liquor CANS . i é \ OR HO law enforcement agents, Tice’s mo- / ; FLAVORED POSSES CONTINUE SEARCH FOR KIDNAPED CHILD AND CAPTOR GRANVILLE, Vt April 29. The band of searchers for 1l-year- ola Lucille Chatterton and Ear] defe «i and Burned. Could Not Sleep. Cuticura Heals. | LIon tn ree onside r the measure Tl} ide bee . - . - Dry and Scaly, and Itched an ee = i ’ By a vote of 74 to 62 the House BSS | { ; —_— eel ee -_—_— best tire Kelly ever built BRAIDED WIRE GSULAILD I RUBBER | Woodward, former convict, has The new Kelly way | pene:ravea into tne sixth of | the ; mountain tow nships through By the use of an entirely new | which the chase has led them and radically different process of | -)ey have orders to shoot Wood- . . - : : manufacture, used only by Kelly, |... HE construction of the Flexible Cord is differ- the bead is formed by enclosing strips | John W. Untiedt. proprietor of . . ae “ oe of insulated braided wireintheloops |. _ 4, _..01 ctare at the cluster ent from that of any other tire. The bead is formed by the cords, which, insteadof {#,°M2!! naval store at the ¢ uster Topeka, Kans., June 16, 1924. built in as an integral part of the carcass, making a extending merely from bead to bead |) os picid. reported that a strane Cuticura Soap, Ointment and as in the ordinary construction, are ‘thet | “— ic} } iman had come to the store Mon- stronger and yet less rigid construction which also continuous, from the beginning of | vn teaataiiaaas archaed erocertes es & ¢ . rr the inner ply to the end of the outer. | ¢4¥ nis! and purchased groceries akes possible the use ot Aa flexible tread. | he Thus the bead is act ually aA part of and A WiICKR for a smail : wager : ‘ ° ° o- the tire from the first, instead of be- | lantern. At that time Untiedt ai exible Cord is sturdier than the former Kelly iter sot tate Wt eter and held ia ty [not know of the man-hust Co and at the same time is more pliable. To the adhesion. | CUBAN AMBASSADOR TO U. S. ~~ : . > mil With the new Kelly construction —__— : car-owner this means a combination of mileage anc the cords are not cut offat thebeads, | HAVANA, April 29.—Rafael aew v7; ‘ : 2 P but are continuous and are built in |Sanchez Aballi, a wealthy sugar z easy riding that hitherto The \ er has ca eggtn at an absolutely uniform tension £0 owner f tine prov in e of corie Tif ¢ ’ T O t is Seither bv Kelly tires. or so far as we know Vv that the tire has more “give” and | has been appointed Cuban Am- - ) Kelly tires, vupalptng flexibility. The bead cannot break | bassador to the United States by any others. out or separate, President Zayas The appointment, aghough ap- |'+roved in secret session*of the Sen . yesterday, was not expected to : OR BAKI NG be announced until President- elect Machado entered office and i © |rurprise ‘Senor "Abalil whore gon HARING COUPONS | | ses ov ec a UNITED PROFIT-SHA surprise Senor arried a daughter of Senor Ma- aisle is now in the United States Wi | }4 EFVER ¥ CAN St. Louis Branch tee Ganor Mackude abd Sis parts a a id Imp 1A y En- : 1600 North Broadway Officers of O14 Impérial Army Ex MANUTACTURED BY ~ | SEATTLE, Wash. April 29—A ~ RUY NOW—PRICES TO ADVANCE SOON. ‘ft officers of the old Russia n ir perial TH E ' NX DH ~ - = AQ D E Ky T 4 & EW a ire a S C O r “lyler 447 HENRY AND MAGINNIS TIRE COMPANY Tyler 3689 Bf s-my «as moueres ime Baven © 1422-32 NORTH TENTH STREET R | Sees eieened, Mise Sheen, “wht SAINT LOUIS, MOQ. Wholesale KELLY.SPRINGFIELD SALES AND SERVICE 7 SEAL Bil impressive coremoniee. ander i 2 . « . . =" =o cE. RItwWN ST. LO a a Sn . <3 o 6 wen- , THT ia Lemons||. Re ee LEE Aah meNene we EYER CLOSE. Elshen, commander of ne vere (MMIII UN MMU M0000. AE oS RRAOO Ra California itieth Russian ots <guda . ne Pbpaeapep sagen nenaE Sete amRN tata 2S STREET IRER DERE HEREOF PMN EF TPS rT ei ae ae Be, to thd det eee pres gest oP ny :

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I es we ay OE ee MELAS ee - > ay + * WEDNESDAY EVENING. APRIL 29, 1925 HE IS NOT “OUT” Bu ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH QUATRAIN AGAIN PROVES _BROWND 0, ee ene een , Cee ann nese creer eee eee OCT ATT STAN SETSSSSTCSSCCAESS SSSA SALTS SSETS SATS LTA STSSASTET SSA PNAS TTT TET ; S1 sler Hits Safe : ASBESTOS — They're Off at Jamaica we. ; Johnson Colt Works Mile JOE and ASBESTOS — They're _ sanmananatas Sanenennasenanaten noonnerntseeeeedatts = e02 shipegliaa MARYLAND RECORD OF Ite RIDIN’ ON Yer x. eam : eee 3: z IS WINS OUT OF 2/ PICKS «iF pitched for Dx epactal to the Post-Ivspate! | aS ASBESTOS DOESWT EXPECT | a strong wind ! tricks with LOUISVILLE, KY. April . b the center field t waa cS meene TO ANOCK THEM S/cly¥ oe Cee pele 08 ee ee 00 0 . i of the motion picture pergoia iD ne ceme , @t Churenaan = 1 | gen ffi-wlty rmeakiog a catch ages his colt Quatrain, the ey tavorite, splash through the mud, a THE FIRST FEW OAYS, | -' etn: ioueailll DETR his smooth-running BECAUSE MOST OF THE q = FIRST INNING. if & smile of satisfaction spread over his face as the ange un riace oO. the Downs yours HORSES W/LLGET —— thoroughbred fairly skimmed over the muddy surf - eae pease css taire eer oly . : srlaA ee = > as ret, eit “laeler course. | SOME SCHOOLING THE agiel down the left-field Une, 7 7 making “ne fifteenth censecutive RRO game in wh. h he has hit sa fely. — ed to O'Rourke. NO) Suer ib asked to £o and : whe ed wit ‘ . FIRST TIME OUT. pienty in reserve. hi: “was h . ‘ e . ‘ e : - a8 e : . - '* . ie ted on the c is he s je a J Sold f tat oe = F : : ~ . ; ‘ , a a “nang , oy od s or y > ae i: ots 2. ‘Hanes. O'Rourke walked. Cob® ote - - _? . . - ~@ el - _ > Lis «oO rene >= . se _ ; . : 4 y - te Te he Vv as mw rit fy hs ~ age Fs eS ae of i os, oeeeeeee. -. ‘ > ’ > bee - #s- M.S AVN. Gm ree = ; a? rer oer = . . iN E : = - . * wb oy ils , 7 - — any as “a PB BPP LL —— - _ . t ters and 7 $n ior ee Shadi se" lay mur hased Kentu ‘ky Car- Re A\ . ~~, a a a i a BP PBB PPP PPP BLP PR PD LPL rr \ The Story that Quatrain was Vir- Ginal, 3-yvear-old son f North Fc VONT INNING. ae z orem wan, dina, Zycarvcid, son "ae Nor urls Bryan Hill ables Cent ‘na , anes. one Se) Sir, T-Lecrative. trop Deshe eats Big Ten and Valle oes amor SONDENNENG. | - ~o,4 o - : . wm Mrs r ete - } ae ° ar" * 2 tk rT ow? r r ot | ‘ Nn the . ee en a a ee ee a ea aa tet: Hane? made s fine a 4 : : a -——— ~~» & : : ee” #7 . ' Ker a : é 7 » +s — « a 65 ) on ti a A eo t? > 7 , - *> eo eh nr. : = . : . = Z ° al _ — * ‘ ° a cee Be bas the thor ky Cardinal te D iaitinie 0 ai- IC 1 y 0 t ea a -hang stop [ Severeid’s het «20s fred to win the fif- * Yee ae a 9 . ; cughbred des ’ . aft iseror At a iat By *i11AT™ he TT a ; - . l - 6 arc? : , x saucer ’ 3 “arted 4 couble Wpehing @ . oo} x » ‘> > - " . : ‘ : iTSy s s —_ | Pe § : : Puls ti ‘ Ts bias . - first Lr : _ ‘ é *k we : w ‘ es ’ ,* : . ~ hm, Co 4 Ni a. — Raset es ae ets. © ‘ “oe ws ~is - "= ~ +. a — ~ a tien a > ’ ™ ° i a. Mane, ° _ *? Lourke ‘eo Bive Philadei : + . : - ; Ti.2.°¢ e _ . . ‘ ; dry. He ts a 1! odinbly condi- f s I yr engagemer The inth-Inning Rally Beats Clay —— 124 Wisconsin. lowa ard Nebra - Ends Its Brief Mid-City High School SO RUNS. (tevetes . 9 5 . . ‘ ; >” ~ + iy - .* — tone ; D rs. today an 3 needs omy erp, vA ii ay: tA .-* ' > t¢ a . P . t is J Lies ta we bm Bebe i * a = « _S + Ad ilu -~ st oe 4 Fi iin ( bieage | 2. “Siehtent ; . ; the winner this rear School in ost-Dispatch ies : eet = o iz i Scores ive Runs in the sRow s She litle tighten nz up. 8 z : a aa = > | 7 bes 3 a =-“> - " e -_ nc ( ~~ "Af + 5 i > 2t7 4 “ . Ff ~¢ ~~" > _° ¢ g >. FP ee 2S — >= we © = ‘~ Sf ee ee | _ ee. © wet € - —-* e+ & Capt. Hal, which has been North Sta fimishe Trophy Game. ‘var Fifth Inning. CINCINNATI TO HAVE ew Vos . e . - : . a % ~ x* Z 2 * 2s ; =” J a te rT tbaet . hacked for a Kings ransom tor the winning ®-vear-olde of 19%4 $1, 500,000 BALL PARK Boston ; ees Fi ewe 7 . wor, , A a oh ————— —EE Derby. was ‘ne firs? : i oO TT A I mil ar : ate : Ch en . Di | Ke N w ight ‘mMaustr : rcerna reaches 5. ~ a. race yest er day with : ~~ “na Nat o zu -_ » eat it »> revel In it. He went o1 h i . . . . ’ — . — 6 ’ s&s er . Fa J - ——— a 4 * . — : 2 2 Rn the ah SPB. : BB % Ble enid . - nents a ~ 13°35 Billiken seasom Will Mark .€ ars ae ‘ eee. x Louis University Foeld A . ‘ ed ata “tort... ¢pbeece - aught ‘ihe first OUuUA -— ir = @ eS . ‘ en ” o ° . — ° — P - 2 a é& ad é — . =? = = . »Z ~ - *he er an? was Breekty) . é é . . ; ‘ ee _> ‘ie >) 24. s* 5 i : ‘ SB « a A - ‘ , + = é . — Ty = ~ ~~ re = a” - . — . o~ ; y . end ; pe i7 l-od and gai’ > : > sty? +} . TY + . . - o SN sz ’ «4te ns > —s- - _ ate ~ - , PeRee | rAR 5 ° 4: a aad " ; : "= \ . mr? ° ; 7 fi - —— > - : - ts ; _— -ning uw > as ——. ein lee eo a? ~ = IPT rises “4A Var? = ——_ wt sconsin. . - mF #at lowa ae the ars. . 4 a? Yo Pittsber mn 1:452-5. it was a good work- . | 7” ‘eur mur eague rivals. He aS Bestea - + . _* ‘e - . . - . > - - iets = ad ~ = e . . . —— S ™ ? ~~ = > . ~ mut. Dut not quite so impressive as The anewer is that it is s? 17 @GGS ta. he understands the sce- . : ‘% . : _ 2 — instit on where baseball has | defeated Nebraska. 13 to mpage, with every gf : ‘ —. ea. tl. = ning the Winning eam res.ccaer Anece —— ‘a ge mr A as) > Ss", : hat ef -Quatrain. a e know? - + ; Derby end there je ~on \ ere is playing with the club IRCUMSTANCES are shaping ~ ' > a e=-neinme| DEON Donexistent for over 19 years, Tom Stanton has dome the major the nine, except MeIntosh RUTH IS EXPECTED To wer ur - T. mlen? tis : heim oo) : — & ; pulled ous of sever .2 situations Ss oa =) gym seth: P splaved ante se T ha were r ‘Oo hie a « , : "TD tT) er > 4 ng The im qj Geet i ‘T) ix t haat he has heen = . . 2 71s? De ot ~ e he. , = 7 lie i. —. =o is A > re, eT an ore niza- part . _— "T's 7 a ; 4 , = : . . a ~. Tee o> Cotner Ws ork~ W ell. ’ = awarded a S4' a! a year jot = } 2 i sa “~— aa = — i —— = singles vy : iedillins ul : e i 5- THROUGH — fieh+ eigatnh grace anc 8 pesereug 8 a . fashion and ape te ae: quae OO PE ate times 4 sesciated Prem 3 Does _ ~ 6 seme . riy -_ " s + . o s 422 , [as "+ soy = -- :. 4 ~ — _ ‘2 — 2 > — = . — be Aur — eke , a eV er aADpeareqd a ~—"* : — & - sav® »pre up. — ven YORK Anril 2 ne (cen wy : ee oa X rie im COMmpany with the 4-vear-old Lehan sars » t& foine to ast BeBe. | Pa ni is keeping it dark merely to pally ey 2 ad Fielq | smothered Nebreska & -8@GINS only in three innings against Wis-ithe Central sluggers . > . 1 : _— ; » —_ - 4 > , -= : ae. - , P } ' ce i” han) vie rf. ' | oo, ~ - ad +h > Rourh iN | 3: v T) € T\ ath av ie f » 2 . bon Boy is classed as a superior :ha: > a oo oe ‘ier SB 2 bo ase aa me a ’ a pt ‘' aoe tones re : mn his deve oper and finan- peers . er Rock Springs in another eee weason Merely > \pertmental ae Ran pen 5 ay ey oe nin ey oo Pose eight iCentralites on three weeks yes - page paso Lea ess Tm *. soft-track . horse. The two kept the Derbr. He looks as geed as anr t ; . west se 3 to®)06©major league : sn ego ace x onsen em ed , Ricans oy ae ge a , the pleasure of it. pan wee , are : : Maat # ne a nN lows , m 45 pea : . Ras een OU pore en At) eae as ae ee (Hiosler started the spree with at ey mprove emt to insure Rie de bead. LHoiner was ‘timed fir = rt. hohringer _* —e ap A a HeUiStion r the —— . 4 US +f sa5. 44 Field T. Mareuwette 4. a | and comiort . . . a i warter 244-65. half in :49 6-5 ehan's : qa : din :74 h 49 4-: I ans Ree 16. Reck “Springs re. ets before he is asked ¢t Siart mn t he “Sar mrpanmny tha r . . eee ; sf the classic. “Theme is @ Face in he | Tiaving tascha we can't con- {Sat Months, Not Six Weeks on amas Chantey Favored | Inger stole second. He was ° =" ' . Ps nit : Bryan Hill 1. Clay ®@. eubled when McIntosh ined a8 ~e wr ihe phe haa —- 7 ; d e ENE ‘=F } ‘s talalne so™e- Hewell 14. Harriser ¢. i ture ’ }ienme to Fa! renxrog at short. BS eae = a Pimbco to Start im the bic colt to « x Bis improved ‘tae. ~~ Fry | what foolishly. too Ele sars. Baden 14, Wainet _ 3. vre ea "S : >| Cameron came through Preaknes ~ £042 i+ * hs s : : ‘ , | out. Fa = Hosle: laced a : o . Our General. the William Zeig- the BB) ~ a :, . : : ; “ » . — o- , — bd . ca & PPRAPAI OO -~ ~~ . ler Jr. Derby horse. was galloped intecae hic tvnin. wie are sith mare 2 Tue ee pated ‘ + . . Be Run In y- isecond. Paul HMNosler scoring] Bakt & = = afternoons : . niess he : ear , camper tR- ov pempete I eg’ >- 4 egress 2 2 LEADING HITTERS. ftret. Hont stole second andi eR fC urday oy - oft asked to £o faster than &@ can- onr +. eno’ « . . ~~ sat ws a> eS chon tera marthe nf haed «= apie ~ r 4 —_— . ; : | Lit et - ‘ ; : i vt a 7 ter in s barn ¢ t ne« (ent ' r pity Kerr is an a hr : . eaidtes - 4 4 a > een Playerm we "7 os oe _ Feurnier.Dedgers * ™* 8S 13 «45 Fes “ters on the Sack : nterecheo rs — _— -_ - . Tad eagur Pitt ing neTrr . . . -_ eso 42 - »s Se 4133 F ; a. > » Mie al | a S&.X- Hermeby. Cards..16 17 11 1 .433 Some clever base rurniag 1 0 Thureday ] the wiette fair. anw he appears to hav choppy m: with Ast : : . : , . surely and tw f his worst fights Ls oe ee 4 - onie ee al . ner i g0ing. the pee nie o — ell ou ‘tract the | agains sue tcarns vein ide eee (ieee 7 r =o up teenth through thea = tne HOME RUW SLUGGERS. was responsible for a Yeat - & : > " , yu @e4a.... ‘oa i? | o - >. — ** Cort seems to be ree-quar’ . e « ring empsey in a ” . ~ais Chesapeake Stakes. featur Pilayer—(Cteb. H im the fift The tall pit , ' ; -_ poe sow = nan 12 rouncs nd with nN "oe ; : sound on his underpinning. 6 beer ' Weetern Dist -mateur b . — oe SON ges Reece . : —i-. ie a ae Hartmett. €wbhe .. 26s uuu caceoes slor—Fe-ne asd Gite first. was safe on Cristalg —‘ nainn and Tayler etert. on R. ? Im @nhy event the trainer has roe aes al . 7 a Gibbons, who remained the en- “- oe. - — - 7 , Meog sacrificed a'onge the Vita 6 : . 7 a.D le #V¥- | Past fe 4 , A > @ eax * mar be with- ' - . ee . ga” aa . ini a % eee , : o- Wriche. Pirete« 4 . — ‘ “ > ; ry one of the work-watchers ane a A re ‘s . He ix a sure . : . » iaaasinaara ° oe 13 - : : e Z : Weeee Bndiens cag te 4 hase iine . ‘hart | made = ' PETLLATOE LPHLN aT Srw VORA. track and , : 7 _ ’ . r *s 7 F e° — ~ —_ . a % > ; re _—™ al ° 2 —_—ee " —- - = - 4 ow ~ wa 4 pert horsemen Uessing a+ to starter im the Derby. if the track ' a ee -_ Dempeer has t 1ghtir only tw Bryan Hill 1, Clay 0. tree Sta 3 , Re Geslin, Sematers pe eene sees Si for the uncuarded sack. & 3 2? 4 “s = what is being dome to the colt in sheuld be beavs that day. - 0 gat rug ags ~ oe f three fights in four rears. He ’ BRYAN His nc tes SLURS * Fiagstend, Bed Som «.... : im three months, amd be can't re- .« : ; jn | ae: | Wielandr. Central twirler. ¥ 3 0 tory. FF ° are enter ; ____Racing Results and Entries im doing so it presumes thet be | #0i the fighting efficiency of | SDS m3 0 9 1 Come? | tne: be Se Oe Soa ee a ae n doing so Teserce 353 : . am earned 7 6P ~. 4 DPD PPL PBL OL LOPLI LL LL fm mm -_=—=-« acsan- 1 GORENG sO KN presumes that old within six monthxs—and rno* . - 2 s » i @ : : > - : Pia yer— tub. , — rcamtTe¢. Wait iE only two - -Thar teres at athe | : ngim "ee * At J m= oat of profe sonal life for = . —— ——- = io er 2 I . —— ‘ exper can *f « o —— > Hartrett. ¢ abe “eee Seoeuprerserr™ ” Central's five m sues Ceaser =.4 So x, : amaica. iii dia die ap inane ee ae . . then unless he has two ort : Sen ’ . . ; ' ‘ a+ afl ' ; - : + ss ‘ ep . ees good. in Kerr's case he intends : : ;zoes 46 : a, nace +m that entry. J. E. Griffith's Jaméeseoe, Indians .......---- - cities for three ef the a: a | 4 ' - " . real Cgehts LO help. ae + ~ , a = : ” =a . " = - a : -¥ VU hite ser “eevee eeen ere 13 . Weather clear. track fast Asbestos wins today om Silver to co back to the big leagues as : ee. ee 0 ©! Rest ct agiefect. another aspirant for 3-) Seve. ors’ Tunes. . Tw ™, ohe a -“* > - - ; = “fp é ’ 1 = a . : . , FIRST RACK. the Ilneureral cond soon as Landis *ifts hie emusnen- i-empser apparently has | ——— a ———— singel ae a a ieleieiadieeds Weis Bishep, Athletics ...---+++-«++-- Pox 315 iM Fates. 7 ie ied eee will Be next aeaaen. | Teecned the peint where be | Tota 26 0 31h PP Sar) | | Vear-cld Boner, ee ete ante | eaten, CORD 20s o=00885eee orne bal i re Oe rr 2 ‘sd > 4 a - 4 = - a 7 So —_~ - : a : ; to > ¢ ~ : att Steel t1? - AX. == Dm ane ; thinxs more of } > ‘3s paraffin nese —— £ r ~ _ I Sr nz ha s — >. ~ « | = Fries a. ‘-iants “**tenreerreeeerere aS aur aw» eA t - i* dee 20 te 1. 8 to 1 En- Sr we | thee of Die Siete eetette a : >“ ° Deromshire is also @& promineDt Geslim, Sematers .....-----+---- 12) JN TOURNEY TO Washingtes et Besten- cold weathe: . “ya (Trerter). 4 to S& third. “Tume At Jamaica. . m . ; taceeald © ae’ se) epu ion. He | —~s beee hite—AbdranorT ts base A dis Hale athletics ...... ——— 12) ~ le wt mans Tysculam Txrazzint Oar Bo Will Cause Troubie. seems to be using his fame for | valio—Oe? Slater 3: off Huedal 5. Sree | contens. . og let eeeuem, SOGTED . Oral 1 ae Sp? is be’ nd. Sure. unless he ; -inge. off Huetal 4 = ruas = erest turns - onan ' ae LEADING BASE STEALER S. YE pri anil —_ Boy’ and furionge— 4. R. ret Lat - . " - ™ _*e eee ® eo«#erree — a re A ad SS ee 113 | @my Juniors. 61 to 34 in a dual | 5s ips Associates Prom Lowell 14, Errecn S. IS SERIOUSLY ILL oss “ shim eliminatien tours 5 = - . Aa . AT : -* , ri. ara | —_ > ) . 4 . . = 4 a The four-match er- | CHICAGO. April 23—G. Frank| tesing— 13934 Sssle os neue ae - DONOGHUE WILL RIDE |,.75.2°%: "a. aan . . 5 . eo ~~ 7 4 a Oe rat »r “=~ > 5 . yrs . ased =. ai riarr = | i i - ‘N * 7 RA as > D cme >.» " HORSE IN DERBY 4 2", Rrooxklya. Beany . . ° . 4 : ; : ‘ a é —* " oe we FRE N( HY ~ Piet vace—Barner Goocie. Bartery > 1-0 Seotrues 115 |after six events had been completed | °°°*) Cardinal. @ favorite for the | Minor League Results. eeKnover, os ae , ca che city: Susana * . " - | Wee ' > : i — - ~ ’ ~ - TTY : : t 4 -, 4 - re Li eo Car a ne had } PACE — LF. 4c, t F - A = an : . 2 ; ’ — aera Til 2h ve'eh ° ‘ - . ..* ~~ : - | = * - oa " " « " » . _ : - a. . R- \ ete! Pitt——Mar Party A a - t5 > 4ivie@wal heners | ——- ~~ é red . mr far Stimulus Mar- i a> F rer r CRS 4 Aarlies Fi 3 Ss 3 ~~ r r z » *ae - — ~ ts . _ Dr Ha de Grace. ’ -* ~ . "9 cian . rT = . . > aol oP ho ne, wee AS | — i three firsts He took the '9@-rard . Seaectle € 4” * = "Orr « : : A : r>- omy ii wl z ‘ . * . . a Ou A rT an . te i> iva? Wer fo? 4 : - Tk > ~~ — —_ 2 ; _— ‘ : s-% ver cotfrects . . =" tarts _~* “rrar ; nd Weather cloudy; track maddy. © > «- unbt Sens 102 |g@ash in the fast time of 194-5 sec.| The offer was rejected and the} r.4 a: . M. : ‘ ¥ ‘ : : * 4 . : -?, ~d rs 2 . _? + =. ; _F | . " » . >» » a -- > fo r rh bete« " 7 ~ ete - 4 . rr? + -_— o@ Te : ere is a : FIRST RACH. $1500. claiming. steepie. Ket iees Crosor 1g1 Ds > Le? ends and won the 54-yard and 220 | *°:sOWing Cay Stimulus suftered a MERIC AN ASSOCIATION ae a eva aaa ee ae y . — | chase, 4-yeardide and up. adou' eo mi os . te +f a 1) ash events relapse to his injured leg and had A leat? t insisted om attemding "2° | yocguse of the presti« ¢ Denog- Saturda) _ and easy as a X ’ \ ~ _ - _ - a ~~ P 4 - . . —_ . P ——Peceast 139 (Mercier), S330 $ Walter E =e 1 The summar: to be thrown out ef training and | panes 8 ~ ltuneral The next day he was oF- 1... who won the dertr three pre- fourth contest = > . ° 7 imy - ‘FT arD> r 4. . P- ~~ sa * =-- ' gt of 4 “¢ De rh: ’ ~~ neiliiaaitita ie ——— . Mu“ ill hold its shape : . ,§ eos ; : ™ , = “a Te a= tah} —— Beja 3 aa Can Se Se.dar a 3 Rena = ' — ‘ TEXAS LEAGt 4 ws. K ae - s €° .Ts q af 13 3 ae And, it is ankle-fa . >. r ——— = = > e3 = 10 -~ 4 + * Woe fs = . - “ $ a. “ Be 4 - oe a a — _ =_ . , = .* ? p = x Zeus, Buddugie ant Pane Laty also rs ae ae ; +. 30-TARD DASH—Seot, Prince's c-.| 242 GOLFERS ENTERED DaTtas-Shrevenert. rs his brother, Stephen W. McKee a -— or a f *urlonges Palo & Sodan and Wise & Art _- : “ anita Fas Worth 5 i4 ~ : rea hal? nteres mn ine a » : elie . + oud Naga : “> : = Havre de Grace Scratches \ chem te 1a@ | for second piace. Time 5 and ¢-5 om IN 1925 VU. S. OPEN | cnnines ce-uness 38 atest is : Piret rate—Meaytehae Ret Clever, Sm 1213 Nwea Fire co Saat ate, TlOGee mcs Betieiete Sirer- 1 Be the Ae —— Sa Antonio. 19: Waco. & “effroth. ~ at —e. arr ee see 22 LR ‘ Ds : Ace ‘ate: : : — : '* 2 ae os | -—— } ab Tle : ‘ ; . ° ce -ae = early a . = er Fifth | Tre pia ie. . =e. Ona rt wood x ons ae 1S wee agar ee —. » > »4 @-310 eecce : poiarghee: « pg ~ ps ~p," Afte o I Mec ré—Fiapoer 5) Feu-tt > Firth : ' as , hh ES oho. ite | eek of entries from ieading ama- —- RN ASSOCT ATION - oi a é *-¥ 4 , « 3 * sa 5 Lz Ae a o- y ™ — - Wir p — % Lancy A» Peay 9 s ane ts i he TG } vYarde ° ~ et e _ he — ° ud — te@ur a& Th) pr fes2.0 A zi ‘L_ers ‘ > Jue > — 2 ork. = PAT — . Fi ere Backbone Qunens 3 > Park ee ee Se ee: ee lon onan “7 a” nine Pitcher 3 Kolp, who has ¥ : ~- ~ . = ' = @ . ” . . - be > _~-- o n + t ; ’ > > ‘ . = > ; A TT " r = . ‘ = - > Chanter. sr we _ tenet | hie ® - > - “ee ~ - = reareld ilies Kootwar’ Pr ee or Jobninge- SWaruped the officials of the tnited SOT N ASSOCTATION ee . . @ 1 . Sox tet. ee, Greieeinn . “ ~~ i ie oe 7 ; . TH —— Lint» ’ a - = - ~~ «@ .e , . — : = x s ba - 2 a Y ° a- ont PRs _* Weather raining ; track merck) y | e vA peyton . ae b ieee Pr oe tam 7 aad i4 At |®a87 oY more entriés were €it- = ® A peeeatice eaed cintmed POL TAT UR—-Moeeot!. Soléfar. and pected by Friday, the closing dar. “WESTERN LEAGUE. atenes ‘6 Seve ' - - © 2 - — sa~ is the only fereign entrant Beulah Park Scratches. . — Ty - , ad > : rece— c Rapids Bunnies ef the Missis=ipp! reel SUMP Toches. .~ Ae. > ~~ = —— ——_ LOUISVILLE, KY. MAY 16th ash Seican tied f or first piace: Le vsp- WESTERHEIDE’S LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE RAILROAD - \ Pa & RS we Wat- Valley Leagpe when they defeated . | -~ ‘> m7 Se ee ‘ iu®. ~ to 5. Ine ffeetire ge" TaRrD RELAY —-Won by So (an pitching By Peekie burlers com Dined fost). ‘Time 1 milncte 6 amd 5-10 Two regular ‘ra e ee s ahi, | VX> Dest Sitting [ey the Tees.” |, oat ess : - per aati — [PM a Q ‘esultied tm the victery, Ollie Fehr. FRSAL “COR Se nll si Priscipia 34 Lr. St. Levis <s terse .* - . ~ S 777e ualt 7 mam, catcher for Peerta. get four - . . ‘ihe ae oe ach ° : ‘ . t srs . © a0 ’ nigny¢t © tas ei ae.—itay- ihewe te four times af be La@n Lightweights Matched. SPECIAL TRAINS RETERYIN a ve Let ee te a ae Same Size : yy” Gere. star pitcher of Scere by innings PANAMA. Apr s. — Jose Leom- Baylor “University bas-dall Ctub 2122 6 5 R. ME barde. featherweight champion of onl egreed te sign «2 contract © Raptds @ 6 6 5’ 8 3/ Central and South America. has “nh St. Pasi club of the Ameri- Peorts Lee 9 13 @/ been matched for May § with Jo- Seeeration At the ekpiration, Batteries: Young. Orluske and | Ramos, Panama featherweight, who || OP Ps Dresent school term He will 'Mack Grimm, Ramsey and Fubr- | hae fast returned from 8 successfu! et in June m a 1 Lewis Cigar Mig Co. Makers. Newark. # } ' “thcitaey-Hoctechtr Cigar Co.. Dix Pass Ag... iset9 Boat- Dist ribators, st. Lapatas. ity Ticket Office, 318 Xeorts a a

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--- : . em ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 29 1995. ST. roms POST-Nic er" . a | — ee ee —— > - et : ——- - ~ ee — —— —— LL =—_ —_-— - Se a —_ — —— -- - TT a — LL —_—--- ee I _—— -. — - ee —— | BROWND 0, DETROIT 1 (. FTER 1 1-2 INNINGS); WINGARD STARTS ON MOUND — — - ‘Sisler Hits Safely in ‘| 15th Consecutive Game; | ~=3>C Wind _ Bothers Fielders ne _ Sarre el " aa By Dent McSkimming. Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. D KID— 1'vE — _-——— + — = ——. ar) strikes Sa) WHisS be miner? “isle, 4 Be annot MaKe it 377) 7? "rie rae : iVvane > Mie | S ANGELES, Cal, April 29.— ey. SEAL al OD ‘Gert ~% ae wel ‘rs er oHliger ‘ciine iInVilta- a second success ? | >: ra = RANCISC } : - » rr in Dobe e ; - , , wij} Wingas + ae on third could return to second, . : ws cit son was touched for 10 hits. but ane Athlet o) . ri) 2% sho Jonnny Weissmuller, holder of sev- pine ies PRSES EG MH TEED =i! ' : tions due to DusINeSS engagements ,.,, } “os ‘ he discour- SS LEMTy ‘ welche me aAaMnounee amt > fee nNoires— tt Lid - ' P d . - t Nik ha \s \ cridwe and eoi¢ lead. kLxtept in the first and Pa | le | ”,? ault ‘ anad nT) hana. Vv for in “a 50-yard free style match race out | O Beat Yeatman . “ ofl stop at Severeid's hot CLUB r Win Lose er. Therefore the runner on sec- front last summer—John Hennesey up the , . ae > is caught. If he remains >, Pe ae , Ss } Hanev to CO’ Rourke 1: >} ee : . — — O02 | natggl a hed San Francisco. | But eight of the first 11 games | wid Ci : Hi h ] Ni pay, an . Lt) Ro inks } Blue. Philadelphia be | 33 “tame 40 “eT | on third he may be touc e out. Other members of the team Ane : d , psi ~ 8 ae Pee NS. oes OF a8 714 G4: On the third strike the batter hits | Charles S. Garland of New York, |were lost and that was the recor | . * ; € "= ge 4 4 ; 7 + y* thie } ‘ . , ~ | Scores Five Runs In the cee oe Sin ° S 600 — ~63 the ball to the ground immediately | formerly of } ittsburg: Lucian B. of the Pirates wnen they came to | | . : tho VNS.. r ‘ Mh) ote bab 467 in front of home plate It bounds Williams ofl! (“hicagzo and Lawrence = tc & ds . Rut the Cardi- | Fifth Inning. CINCINNATI TO HAVE New York... 4 7 .364 417 .233 yy and hits the batter before the/B. Rice and J. B. Fenne Jr. of New | St. Louis Sunday. suite t 1, Petrei¢...... S301 214 367 200 |jarter can le ave his position. What | England |nals have been kind. A winning, SE EE es eee $ 500, 000 BALL PARK Reoston — fF .1az ot 154 te it? Cn 4 [ Hennessey In Ranking Player. i streak has heen started. Babe Ad- | f th Morrison broke | TO SEAT 50,000 FANS = S*T#0%41. Lect Page gh Mpeg ony re en ed lero Central tied with Solda S@2 ) r¢ ? J] TN) of the (“hj }es » *~nr ‘ : ioe } y 4 ; ig ] is 4 . | Louis University Field. A five-run — +r, Be Ne of $1,- erie S 6 ST1 600 533 N . Will Run Salis ‘Cae ten Os ee hore | eee Aes — “ tinctive character of El Producto. It is due to irally in the. fift ” 1) | “reread He announcement was |Breekiyn... 5 6 .455 .500 4417 m Lay os oe ameandg Jean bororra | fine shortstop. tut Moore as . : a, , tne yo j “ape gon de. made yesterdat by Aucust lierr.- Philadelphia * 6 — “00 mt ur | | the Fren. etar Casev's chief ac- ae ; v a 0 he game here and the blend~and the blend is uncopyable. Claut' tes ‘ce aranv P i ans. ; baseball club aoe ss = = | On Const Tomignt on ire secon [the Pirates miss Maranville, But more—the blend: never varies! Always you can | The winners were on a hitting > Boston 3 7 #200) 3265 oT | {rrangements ma the team match; Yyde and Kremer, two young be sure that the El Producto you buy tomorrow will — 7 » _—s oe ee oe 1 or , ing! 2 one Inve | . . _ fern . . . . rampage, with every member o! an for Seer Se a es on | pikehere Win, were veEy “aurece™ have the same mild, distinctive character that so de- _ yee . . - > | ; bles match to be played June 16 and . : Oo i i | the nin , x mt , MeIntosh an / RUTH IS EXPECTED TO Tomorrow’s Schedule Finn Will Try to Break Rec- ;- last year and who were expected t lighted you today. That is saying a lot, but th are eliandy gett ng a east one h A 7.) LEAVE nepeen hue 5 SOON NATIONAL LEAGUE. | ord for 1 1-2 Miles in Meet A team will also be sent to Ans- | bear much of the pitching burden | thousands of day-in and day-out El Producto smokers oOnringer with two singles and a ltralia next winter tin the event that . this season, have been flivvers thus | | to vouch for it. 1.9% ™ . L: Lie eT a eee Pee “s > & double, out of five times up, le. | a oe Ate +} Inited States su eds in re- | far ’ cnock out : ithe : C . pt. : 4 ‘ | YE VV YOR] the "oe ys te _ eporis nat ADP tuth would be i Kivn at New Yori — rea ‘tion stated. . > n Yeatman pit her, was h t . . ditiniiaiatia i Youngsters Miss Schmidt. G H P Cigar Co Inc. c > . > *, hi~é ey he Tl ny? arced to send back ct T fined ‘ny horepital . x wore AME Ri AN L. E AG ® a, T Os ANGE! ES Cc: ’ 4 sri! rs ' ; : ie ak é , i ; i 4 . AL g,iuviskue, Giese 4 prii - : . , - eleht Centralites on three strikes weeks eRdward ‘ Parrow. busing ms . ‘ _ t ee I r pe 4 new u orld S — cord f . ‘ my HOBOKEN TEAM TAKES There are al! sorts of explana- Phila., Pa. mal Fer of NX ¢ 4 ye ’ y if c : | 1 Team Bats Around in Fifth. tres atehe er" ot +. va 3 * wager % ee Stew sshington and a half is the goal for which LEAD IN DOUBLES OF tions for the failure of the Pirates, : . « - et sar ea , saat Leer) 11) , " > ° 9 : cy’ \o-t © +i Sinn . - . _ | Ever: body hatted in the fifth ines’ hy Ruth's physician that th. Paavo Nurm}, rlohe ror me ri i, WOMEN'S deat TOURNEY Just as there are for the siump of | . . 4 . }ere + , ee . . . — . ~* ¢ } > { 7 e ]7 } Lti- . . © . 7 «) in ne nN the i “entral lineup. Mel hom: run ‘ hampion @) owed eu ffi- TIGER TRACE TEAM Whit run at | ‘ “Hahn, , Nel : the ( ardinals. Tt has been said : 7 ’ ; a ry) , ’ VW if Liovd a in, a . = ras- tS . . - - 4 P - . . . ~ ° > ») tligsler ctarte ra the epree with a RIN. cieni if pre Vemee if to } 21) his fie BOOKS DU MEET nig Pak h A c : , Cy] Vr} *T. A D o Anri) »g all c d that 5 qe and Kreme! miss ( atc ner lrie through ore ltohrin ger fol parting fron this ne&titution iv) t} fe AL eg r ie race wil] mari Seournern 4A ’ eS « . 1 ” Walter Sehmidt that he was large- ; | : . > nex! f ' ‘ b t ry a ’*e firc? tor)? “fs }- s rs in the iouble q vents ofr the . . ; ‘ . Pi i llowed with a single to right center, g few Gay bs “3 7 Caiifornias first nignt track pro- § pl wins : ly responsible for their success last |Mel Holser poing to third Bone ; la eer tat the , “MBI A, Mo Apr 1 29. —- The! gram in nearly a quarter of a cen- eighth national women’s bowling staan " " 7? \ Sits ts & } = oarm " . - “uf + rig ,,¢ " } + , ‘ ‘ — ) » a ringer stole ea ron : Te was nearly an on mike to Ruth's ro - ant the sdditi« I a dual iTrac} and reid turv fournament dropped to fourth place ‘ o : ia ; ’ . \ : , nhofp tal by newspaper ney wy 1A mMmeFf?, Lye tween thr. T nis y it. \T : ‘ gy . 2 - | 4a of the Carditna © it is said doubled when MelIntosh lined a fast gap az gh teal fy nea chy fee (niversity of Mis- The blond-haired Finn, who last yesterday, the team of Blanche Husk ’ “ , : , ra . , — . 1 - - ‘ ** , — be ; se s* >. aeaeae be + : e . - 3 Sw . _ p - _ + one to Fahrenkrog at short. Pee sOe SACUrCa) sourl and the Kansas State Teach- Raturd: xon from a field of eizght |and I. Ruff of Hoboken taking first that Rickey has done too much « * ‘ } a - . P , ‘ is s co Ti cr ; \4 : ’ he . : re : “" an Hin orside (“a} is "4 +) ree rT j i 2) a ‘ be tter t} ayn the total! of L.. AsO k - He has ber nN erith ised for taking , = ™ e , “ uaAi \ I Oe i = ‘= &' "iia ; i ‘ . wood and Mi Hardy, ‘ pite« moO, and . > To? . 1v Thevenow., ia bri liant wee di " rat , ‘ 1 » 7 ai } » > } 4 rr t} > 7 ty Q Out mm! Crieta) walked and Rutch etru: le ' . . | id ie] { tis VW @e n-OnNGg Was pnere, nopes .t) st l¢ ihe : 2 ill . me pit ~ bhatt. r thar iat of > La a } } c not hitting ‘ Beneeenen. " ] . . ‘ ’ "4° = . ’ ° , ‘> ” ‘ ‘ . -* : . ; : ie] aa re 1 ce e Wat . a4 ° out, Paul IHfosler laced a single * i “See nnounced late yesterday by C. L. | record of 6m 26 2-3s that has stood a, nd A. Rump, Fort Wayn Mrs Helder, becau va ee a a te ee ae a a oe ~m o ‘ . ; es 4 ‘ ese ree} pet st i nies - ; - over second to score Cristal and, a ~« Brewer, director of athletics since Sept. 2, 189. Husk had scores of 216, 204 and 211 | He has been criticise d for taking | Cameron. Iunt also singled overt, NATIONAL LEAGUE. Ram poet Soapt wit be held Friday Two other cinder path stars will for a 625 total out Heine Mueller, a vicious hit- second, Paw Tosle ecor} f ; afternoon and will be followed Sat- , a ae : C ‘ rar and 7 “eisman -lt¢ar a ' OOK der caus f j pd first 7 tee - or a ‘ane oan oe | © © 6 S&S R SS Eli urday . ’ 4 "* reo} om] tig nee ot , , . — , ‘ : . ‘ . ef “ Pins are on the Sacks, nter O1astl meet, will be held | Myra, Olympic star, who here last unchar d, the best individual score | And now he is being criticised sor | Favorita Some cleve ase ru bv Ens Thursday “riday and Saturds and “ah . : a , , me Palawm liar , : | me ci 7 nning Bn ] 0 1 ‘y, 3 ga: ind Sa day, and | gaturday. hurled the javelin to a. being ‘vy L. Weisman, Iindian- | not sending in left-handed batters, | , Hal iwas responsible for a Yeatman run i vVirlitors will] attend the farmers’ | 2 ; git ‘ “ REN , landed her in third , as t) ; 15¢ straight i} in the fifth The tal) pitcher, uD Pa dtmr , . oF a , fair an + College of Agri t* re »ne 4 Amer ajT) re rad (i wo se 1 € . . } lack. Muelle ani mith, i i nN sf : Re a rit ma DEON | r 7 ee a Bi — mam fe = _ ) ice : 2 7 : first, was safe on Cristal's hoof, | Brook !s : and Tarlo Stunt, on Friday » inches, also will be seen in action. |' My Foell, Chicago, had 498 for right-hand pitchers. if | Moog sacrificed along the third PHII ADI 3 a , \\ ' ‘ } , oo01s é "hf. red in t hs So ithern i‘a 1fornia > - : ry “ a ; Th ‘for the ; 3 irded ack, Tt. Hosler 3 lis ') tar) (hie nus; ana dash which will open the program. fe eriticism hut the Cardinals have 4 ; 'made a wild return to catch Ene sw holasti ontests, th number f \r ght will tllluminat the huge os ead ' i but he jogged home with ease on ” rs . e, ¢ od . + t} m et t} i a ¢ ‘ ~~ sie "y oA ai Aniadi« 4 ; ns . | : , : 4 ; . ' ihaae ii if . iis Vea i idl + . . | | NEw YORK : ‘T outdoor stadium. Mt. Auburn 7, Stonington 6. . the error " iF reer than ever hef ore j ; ifs } = - eS. » Ve ur Ailment | Wielandy, Central twirler, was an 3 0 Tory }j "- hn? ndare a fifty rr) oY BOLO POO PO POOP PPP BOP DOPOD DODD Pe BADD ID TI II ™ Tw ?> h*,.e? T> sepa For our ] ment | and leffective pitcher throughout the ire entered in the track and field PANA lll.. April 29 Stonington oe and Batten in Natore’s 1 Saiptar Water came, walking only two men. Four ? Tiatteries } L0G phia nein meet alone. ur lost todav to Mount Auburn,.6 to jf, lor Central's five misc ues Were re- Cou B and Tl a, _— New York—-IT» in ma e ina wel] nla ved contest Mount Au- I URKISH BA | HS spon wible for three of the by Northenta Greenfie Gg ar I> "eo D hurn nut over two in the n nth for — - undee Outpointed, ngs Postponed Games. Mme oamnegien sles ad Baseball Rare 23 3 ee “2 et BELCHER "HOTEL — UR BOUTS ARRANGED : MERMIRORL Recit’sé.—Jonnr cence + 408 0d t FAN FO 0 S AMERICAN LEAGU ; : Mt. A’b’n 901 1 "oe a eae ae FOURTH AND LUCAS IN TOURNEY TO NAME a 7 meee, tormer lightweight, Was |s_pnnnnn~~nnnnnnnnnnnnns ~~ ae - - —— aS NEO? Postar COL Wenatie eutpointed in a 10-round exhibition ’ ~—™~ . leve and “ut é ' go “ert rr’ MeCattfer A © C4 e Saiem Scouts LEONARD Ss SUCC. . Ve y ; - ‘ . . be it here la’ f night In the oninion 16 to li ast Saturday It was a 184-]5 New York at Philadelphia; wet ground: | year-old contes'. Batteries: McCaffery A Ry the Agseociate! Prase “a and cold weathe of new spPaper writers, bs ; Honey . ‘O'Rh rhness _ R (y Shaug | Ra TORS, AGE PeThe Se NATIONAL LE I bf > Boy’ Finnegan, Boston feather- | ess Scouts—R. Honeyman and W. tion ‘York State Athletfe Commission | Pr . ' ee weight The bout was held at the | ey'man x yesterday announced the date and” he ene Co) wifes “ie pet = Capital Sporting Club | ‘The Webers dropped a close one to the | ‘hicago at Cincinnat!, rain at catchweights |} Luxemburg Checkers, 4 t Phe sers |the pairings for the next round of @ > === wat a pause Or Call J ‘bouts in the lightweight champions Scheidig Jr. Colfax 7816" | ship elimination tournament which @ The South Fourteenth Str Business § 5 | is to decide Benny Leonard's suce- Mer over ame ¢ seve A, ead to beat , CfRSOT, . ry -- mee eit? cn formed tenn rR i —_ . o a The four-match card grill be held : ’ ~ vith Walter Bappert, “S04 HKads H Business — _ on May 18 in the Queensboro Sta- ‘ a] . avenue i ein Bluesja} gt lis dium, Brooklyn. Benny Valser © uel A C defeated Ohio A. C...87-—20 | ticuarly, because it 3s | \New York meets Solly Seaman, = Py ‘ nh # @ame marked by. heavy hitting Ber | scientibcauy eticiont. a eT iy "Sante Stace a cAnkle-Fashioned Oxfords path the tte crab coor, | 7 fo cilia . a _¢ aor oe? a. ou? : » . ; ey 1i1., Nentwoteht: engages Jim- n e Si tone 0. aie L 8 ae ' the user § guess Wor. | ‘my Goodrich of Buffalo In pty —_ . The Ieme Stare beat the W Pe Q@ ¢ y T do not have ti | a the this | er & 1. Pastor of the Emerys allowing f ou GO not Have and the third will bring toget e ‘s The winners want games for the decide how much or | a” South American boxer, as ye . month of Ma‘ Write Bob Lowther. 589A t . little to ut on. ‘ ; unmarn ed, and Tom White, who de- ' . , ms Hichland avenue 1OW it : P a | 13¢ or. 2 for 25¢ feated Young Brown in Mexico © A Hiere is a Golf Oxford as solt Air-tiehr pitchne See 407 N. Srd Se. Bor in no . 0 7 ¢ 4 . ; t " . . - } : ; -" . rae Shen Hatteries—Sekvra and Pesout. V_ Al can cover the tip of a corm jay. A Blue-jay plaster will f ee: Ss , Sa o. Leute, Me. maa & — bertza and N. Albertza i , - Plain brown: | This &. Sebn Manty alah Gsstuaae o | with a match-head. But this endacorn painin ten seconds, tor nor ; » “or rm , . ~ . » +, y . 4 i ay Ses ae toyht- hor's wrethe Ed Bish, 7 4004 W. ~ : tin) pein-center makesonefeel and the corn itself in 48 hours oe 10 #10 - street ae hy ' ne and | Miss'on A.C. Ge fen ty 4 Wellcta- 1/ . 1] T ” v nTrers “a ah to ¥ ; 5 . test for Mav 10 wit un! formed lub ® ia |= wail eine oe Write Charlies M. Webb. 1805 South Ti: : : street = ne 4455 Del weer Tic ms? a i e- a . '_?. Mm 4 , — { 706 Olive St. sen in the STIR peareia dtaee_are |] U . . _* . ; " hve > } re i : t. Bea. . ‘ Por : “es “ry : . i} . + A ~ . mom oa i RICa te ae - Bas > wu a 2 as ' Also Sold By 4 igh ane & Co. bos] ih UH. Brockman, A521 Commonsealth | THE QUICK AND GENTLE WAY TO END A CORN Ee OE ee oe a — : —— : ; for Ma in the 15-16@-wear-old aes i*hone clit Riledmeg. Riverside “679M o vc haa IRE a gb te er em

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4 ee 54962 mALe . ~P “Wants tast year—o,04F/ | Wonk anew 4 NEE otncr St. Louts newspapers -O..- ---- 0. “6G > ae APRIL. 2s. 1925 WE’NESUVAY APRIL 291935. _ 7,3 ab ee - ————— eee a ie — manent — = ~ = = Is ’ Tei —= —__—_-— . ?-9 - tsne “per ter ‘> , _PO! T- 1 i r — - ‘in ; -—Le vn AS ae te Was fatally in JU red a '.@ : yer) i s Tee! -* a's a Dp E a T H s _ _ SEALED ai ¢ ‘ at > an ” FT mMasainth ave - * = . . , v, °F - - - ~ sf * > -_ ~ - " . HOMICIDE “VERDICT W S Y ; sod , ; ’ r 1 =° *e .~ _ . - —Te™ ? . -, ry e* eT - re" avr * *~ ~ ’ J sep! : riwri: ‘ | KLEIN — —@ Mo la; is a 7o@ : -- a? tn - “ ‘ E ~- LA ING eho and fata sounded ‘¥ rs a3 r ee . is SG * eet Klik : et i We, ~ abe? e* Ma> —" 4s - » . hs." an or ro ‘cm > ry. «a be : ; ] ] : } ‘ - - . ¥ 7 =? rs rt. >. _ BS - - Us. ‘ ti} a € : ~e , ¢; " at Pe De. A ’ 7 res i; : ‘ se , _ oe "9 Le iy P Pe , AT . a mobil: F : ather of Marte and 3 a anette og IR a a ~ 2 oe ia $ tise isalS 359 be es en Che Hed. atin inet As on in the h : - as ) 4 to oe Se 4008 ict RB werusde 16755 tem) oe Sees ria? merchan* O. : saws be bee a Selle tie) re ic ~e . : Tk ‘woe , ae ‘ ys ~ . a, man, @ me Bresisseiee Pe E yoether Dirsel-ei — RAGES twit buneriow tree ae. Jame hehre. > % “He hd for Slew - iran’ (ne irse ’ th 4 " 7 -~y , ‘roo? ~O°I1T eS *) irRing . SAU ; - Ss ‘* Cu it S +S — — Pan _. » Bw a>. ay om New &. Marcas’ Cemetery. *e4) Bite ver: end ce SSGES be - Died of Wegnd~ Mondays nega! ries' ¢ p2€G . : ¥- Rec _.the fumes Hiurier was take = . - steal : a. — 2 ‘Gar egcter. 4635 Nerrbercy "04 ‘ : : . » “7 . ' m7 °ee he = = , ALIN? - oa -e« - & * F - con: ‘ me ee “vy —— oe i ee - ° ¢% : ; ; , : " a : : ; 4 ther 2 . : : = . : ‘ ~ - btn | pene Sei ae” ing James Nehres, 2-5 years : a der f 3155 North tevior Cc Kilime. e¢ bushend of Grace Kim - Mas 2 ais. sath . = Ss ~ _ steata a ' , “ Ses “7 © — tn a — : . = rhets 23 Accident Verdict in Auto Death. . ia ae oe Be: dear brothe . Mrs Eva 7 an wee perete § — - T oe : o ~~ ee ’ oT rye iba ” . > or ° >” a WAN, 82, OVERCOME RY AS : - --#- —“ a . ‘ -en . , —* Di t . Thei 7 a” 4ea° Ort Le? -in- ae avr ee > cf De t . - - & a7 4 7 ; ~ sue . . f . ' . . eh: > , . ee EY eit -- . td de - , wi 3 Defendant aKkC- “at rrankiin avemme, 201 e cesta oms of his father Monday Cc rec rom r ac- Cc re —— ft “+ ~ — be Fiuch Servi-e Peserwotr os ‘4 . ret? rTTie "oO cay : Li } 3¢ > \~ = = bs b we Y s = ~ . aang ; » . . - : > }. _» . ( ‘ er) He« 's > “4 , - - v i ; es ry P= of xs e i + =xhonT > a ~f 2 . _ . » 4 ae nl £: * is ‘ . > : wit : > —* e@scist bh ory u or i+) ou Na Bay ~— Game ‘4 _— =a a9 — ocat>' ” * P . | rand Outre a : ; \ r m . rT ec : ; ; ii ~ ,sa : ; P x , . oc? fnauwnA r "er? us > S. , ~OMm Diained Oz [Me “Old. s = arited ——— P ams and soe ifMrat’ rs ar ray rrisorl Cali : " 2 - « re old and re- : ' SOU ~ 22803 aii il ie cect evetes. Y teimec ‘roe te office of the Was Der Uw’ Lart er, who Was 40 yea 20x13%, F. &. 7.85 LANGRHAUSER-—Encered itt i» 8 6Corm»mise >» 314 Maine an 4 Monday. April 2-. 1823 t €05 a. B Toimetc of Or +h a mew Aiton. ——_ Cc 3Ox3%, Massive eo. & a8. 45 e : — — aor at 2034 = —- ane © from 2 e#mrincers, ; Wx3 6-Ptr. Extra 26.3 ADE "re « Fy Ts eer . Norta rrott “ > and Pittsburg (Pa ne. Cc Cc Cc Cc (ur special FREE offer with woe Sg , . ack «ery erder—One Tire (Cover Cc .eei) 2° 180% rt a : meas am res frem ts RICA’ eoan’s “Neverslin Self-Vuican- yp Ame e Deasy). and dear father of wen Emerge > ising Tube Paich. America’s Cc Vie E H Kaiser. Mrs. H. M. Drper. Mrs ——— _ best tabe patch. White nee LA James 6. : — e & of ‘ ) - " aa : A - - > ree - ~ : ’ ae mimi Cc ‘ ba A df a 2 het Ve prepa, harces when check % ne . -: -~ a Ma and Jo- ot ne Pee DoT. accompanies order. Prompt «hip eemh = ae for the purpomge of « | , ’ x! * -. ave? ie. @. oved rife >? ree (; Suary os exe ; came dane seater , Zumt and for “‘loernse and eer : —— “and — eae eo IP —_ a wr hosineme that m o e 2325) ners 4 Cc & - ear sester. siste a¥ apc game _ ‘ nat & ay 5 _— —T sr and @t% iF . : . SLMER E FREEMAN aeme Fmt 1 3381s ee Cc ~om Peete tune : me O25 La®agette . i SiS - ee | gl [ih Ss ae tee CHARLES ( MEEK 1815-17-19 Lynch Av. oue. Interment at Valhalla Cemetery | MORIN cae ar. @ bo MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES | ae *T \ SN CRETE ¢ atic? walls. gare oe] | i . EAST ST. LOUIS, iLL. Ri 4 —_ M : . i ~~ = ; .. at co -e -t- Wa’eort , Grand 4578. sit : po » -a", —_ STOCKHOLDERS’ ME — a : : ) ent aurer ‘nee eos TE a wrecked witheut! tre masnag .) te froid Its & - STOCK HOLDERS" , MEETIN : hiasting raner Ceotracting Co. Vieter | | . ~ , ‘ oe c ;? a2Be “ . 237 tie bid ae ection mw fi ie pit Te - sren™ ot . ~ ¥ ; Se | Wa’ “z . CON ARETE WONK—"oors and sidewalka | : ae - 7 oto «} hac ' ine 2 . . ; ' : a cusart eed wort * ' ” . - "rae ‘sad S'er*em 47232 c 4 ree)lvered ery CRIS — Be #1] Within five nutes a MILLER — Snte~ rest on Monda St. Lowis, Mo. Aoril 22 192 SeetEsGs non’ = 1: mi taght. ; £ r nr ~~ ‘ hs = You . = . = . : - ~ cor 4)" : : bead est ring 5 : ser Te" - he ' ontn ned. Lar? ss rs -~ dg Agate. per De AnrTi = ba? wad 2 11 . = Jeon > -. Y miZ we uO Ww \ - °. 2 — , 6 hae an? s.. T I en 5- “i le 7 (ar " - ~t wie ’ Fete prices -° ss ‘ me ) came up to him, placed both hands Deily day. 9 Miler dear mothe: of Charles P. Me mars. 301 Commercial Bice, ae er = it . * _ - Ya = > . reoe = ’ . on his shoulders and shoved him C1 ious. . . - Sorres | =e PLASTERING “Vie 4 [455M - en hi cket e. . Z J vork fm 7 = ster ee . and then reached for a hip or ~ Bmx Gentes”. 2Ge De _ Remains at Witt Bros “a — Lose > . bead ~. >» M he police station, bound | | Legal and Special Notices.42e 40- | and Stlver Jubilee Temple N Pytht | SAG—Low o sented. co i PAINTING bile to the police station, a | Church Notices oS Be an Sisters J + : Ve b tas ~ : : ces , - , . = t 2 oA PAINTING — Pore ees fork: com react g@F AGEX r= hand and foot. SS : ae : LSP i oe > re - : . can 2 - & eet’'mates free To ‘2 - mi ‘ t - — t« - . on _ > { ~- | A reference to the two revolvers “weer es take th = oat ef pafnt-| eacea & r Stat tterney Brown . ene . bang - ‘ - 7S... j 4 ; ca “eters - a . *% eta > 2s ° | : — — —_—_—- -—— ~ ne — “ . Fe - . . - = " 4 - + . . ; Lena McLean, had testified for the OEE IE mther and brother-in-law. ssse STORAGE AND MOVING pUOK KEY: we Btate that he called her a lis © Use DECORATIO: DAY ster w -es- _— : —loe- male CRA FORD moving ‘an. sa 56° eet oe Paar. bi ’ a a ‘ ss ; } ee -- » & . = 74 : ra 186) —_ rentTact P’ boty FP rot t 2410 (ce) ak KE ] when she told him a dance he had © Coubal and 3 gc ms or NEW YORK STORAGE CO. offers euar : ' . ’ for - *" bys omar A ss- ~ 4 ere safer "a Lae antes’ «rice at ceteemtede@ rates le asked vo ‘aken oF a vw ; || A - ™ Ps s \ ‘ 4 ‘ > . — a » 7 _ — — ii fered a nervous breakdown and re- HE buoyant balloon Must be tough! ] = erat ee =} ia | “General Warehousing Ga. «(aul * — > . . - . . e's = r > tn . a . -_ ° yer pe . cl be ae cheat @ physician's attention after T d ] f dt + — Te rone- - ect ~~ ’ . . ; Pa “ ‘ Lt . ot i leaving the stand . Oa real comfort to motoring, its DEAT lnterment’ Bellefountalie Ceaneter oe : | — 4m —— | chan os "ELTIFR—Entere! inte res “reed SS. ooo SS : orest 4500 Ox KEE ; The defendant testified thar he ‘ d d d — rt Ski - ew Fe a — = Lae -oty wil returs Irish B : > , ; : W a Ss an trea must stan constant = » ' —~nnaante lt agagy . ie-dbe m _ pe Her male cunoy no @uestions 4 Seve Toney om reer s®loment by easing | mee ute: } . red the 7 Lots Atter Lar Tix aa) > : = * . - . ‘ a: o wie ° om ~et « Orr . e! . 5 aA oe i e oi oar are - : ——* ear 5 enarge a ° ‘ — - — “ moe © “au ‘ = : : _ - es . : . =a — , he - — pia : or mother of Olive a ‘A. G. BRAUER SUPPLY co. at Te rid accident at the dance pavilion travel. Its tread makes easy steering eet Si mae 232m. = : at Carondelet , ae: Se, 316-318 N. Third (e4) eee ancea once with her and asked ‘rom residence. 3712 Gernier a' Ti : r ay me , ne .- an -- - — aoe oe IB t. for a waltz, When the next waltz through miles of satisfaction. “> Light cr johs's, Exanceticel Lateran Chard: | $y A Sheer Graces Te ae ee ee eeean he thought it was his dance . ~~ h mi f BRADLEY——Entered into rest. Saturday RETNOLDS On Wednesday. A - ae ra + pos ~eanteg Kone. ea with her but found her dancing: Car owners Can enjoy tne co Ort oO 1 23, 1923. at 1 p.m. et Ko , 1925. at 3:35 am. Richard Re . “ SETTER Us ack. ! with a Mrs. Kelly _.. am Ppa the mate Hen W. Sras . Fes -« x ecr oT . Rian , , zc weit & ees «ow CupplesBalloons without the cost of Keg XS ge nee pines ond ence | aeons, ' (Ree None ina oe aermag a change of wheels. On light cars, or ae. grandmetber and BR ag ng ward _ 11s P ; ne m . . ae an “ Ue ae iA e “I - ro , atest md — — 7 -_ io . - 72> e 3 lige mand envorted. bis coghees heavy, wherever balloons are used, st, Louis avenue. Thu et Frnt Cie ee) the art escorted him to the oo = 39 o re pe . ‘ ots | BKUNS On Tured April 38. 195 aes ae . ha e = : . ral am BAN ae AM, ‘ — “Beasomt 1248 getting the revolvers, he asserted . : s] Bruns. and ¢ ear ¢ as "| ss 4 ee - —_ >aat - © ond We atm . > Ts Del Monday. remand. Sesuil i ia wel : Ps . St'TTeER—= Ture Aus * 3923 mda " . ~ e . . >= — ec! “2 (WE bave « larae stock of wall Seper: or ¢ on wale reese >i Tork vars o> eed Muenincheauvg S307 Sida-s. wr | ‘“— ~ ‘ = 5 or Sunday night when an intoxicate . ‘ eS eae ‘io Ser” —— $94 interloper wae ejected from the . aale nae — os SRistT WaTCH—Loe- white >. . . ££ a —— i> .7 ~~. aod - meeting and then beat up a private va ora we 1? yen PROFESSIONA watchman who had him tn tow a SS marcas | WRIST WATCH —Lost. ladies 2. In thie connection, Brother Rer emiete : mene ‘Ore ae winked z Geciares the intoxicated one was mot a member of his congrecation but @ miechief maker who entered VW AseP NBC Re. PR: ~t — . = So) Giwbenne. deer Gu st IT ABLE REWARD © . vu." er Heng (harles A Bertha t.. For retecn of @ mond riage SEAUTY AnD Hale Smessina | the place for the purpose of caus- SS. a a eee ee 30 Calon a. a ime trouble. = sets te aid _ = => Soe ~- -* - +} 7; ™“ ; "are . - 25 ATTACKED IN FACTORY robe PAY mapere pinnae cone art Ryo San Bats : ‘ , Ten Men. Armed With Black ~-Jacks " RIGHT er t 4 = nas | | : _ Invade New York Piant. axe: Age 77" i eT . = t way - — o : — _ « “Bs : : ss : soe . Py the Associated Press Ry ee ee . Le eeteti ‘—_ ermed men with black-jiacks and WU ith —tot — esta} sa) E ASE— Men's acd : Re from pipes invaded the cleak ard aoe | 2 euit factory of B@chneider. Schano: : : eky & Seldman today. attacked : persons in the shop and wrecked several thousand dollars’ worth of machinery and cloth. Police believe the attack was the - . . ms « , ea . - "iig¢ aionatinen , ) ‘ ne aees 2 9" || BUSINESS Ci outgrowth of a union fight. Phi'ip of Sorts and Shanefsky. ome of the owners «7 - = Soom ; the factory. may «ie of tniurtes (n- Tiicted by the men “haries Me (sarry. 4 city fireman, wsa serious ‘ly tnfured. One of the men was *aptured but the others escaped in two waiting automobiles — ee fe a, 335. BS Jane Rak GRICKLAY'G & TUCKPOME TIRES TUBES r — Sse ieee Nee ae ete ee So " heat a . mice fei > sees © | | CARPET CLEAN'C : peces er a a - " vais “Cat “Hr AGO CARPET cL as See Deneve ens se” .. ; «el ~ fest work {oedet) De ' Man's Head Found in Sack : ee Oe eee PERSONAL | a Br the Associated Press open YEARS OF SATISFACTORY SERVICE AS CUPPLES DISTRIBUTORS, and the first distributor in St. eel 4 A 19th. ot O:15 ow Macy | PR ter tae Tee | a ea ee wit ’ ‘ no ca ~ em ie rage . sare eer mee Tire, is your assurance of fair dealing, fair prices. And we are absolutely “RELIABLE.” ca = dorset Ama Matti. | | ec Was TOUR na mB ySacx at: Aecw yp. {- rt . " te Tang = the rear of a downtown building 30x314 Cupples Cords Cupples Massive Oversize Cords Cupples S. F. Cords euent age of yas * Sa 7 teday. It apparently had been i= 30x3'. Cl. $10.45 |32x4, $15.95) 32x41, $20.85 | 22«5. $25.95 |31x4 Non-Skid; ¢ 95 et ae ee retay. Apr! ical ""fereated fac ane © ot at e ge es Seeet three $'7 ge. 32x3', S.S. 12.75 33x4, 16.25} 33x41,., 21.25/35x5, 27.35 |32x4 Non-Skid 10: ee me :; = “9 — Se. a erp of short black hair. The po- - Six4 SS. 14.65 |34x4, 16.75] 34x41, 21.80!37x5, 27.95 |34x4 Non-Skid! : oe — : meta Te are couche sed foevnd CARPENTER—Garaaes | KILISAS mite iat wer K " wet" —— oa Weteen 3456 St Vince sd " * —— he we. trietty a es ( sare eteed FRE or the Week Wi oo _— , _ . re Per liee said it appeared to have en Pactery fer Capetes ( ord- 2 beamed We wi «a Yeu « ever FREE Smet cctr ment be arromonmes by tent ara B82 Se Ree . treated chemically and that k was B | os — ‘ CARPENTER —Gomars —s ; - on a the : e , ~« a, : phe ty le ro. wor hn ae pyenible Te hoon wees by RELIABLE AUTO TIRE CO. omont 3] 1 4-31 1 G ocust St. Bomont ; : iiss parlors. 1089 ndguyes bustness =ay grew (rom « — a exer 31% dic : 1180 , : Ra... «2 oa ——_—. - V aets meney erdéer of check. te save detay im tereug® Peet-Di«petect ant ial students efther for study aTENTER B reteet write for eur price Wat Pree «er 11890 natant ‘ey eer preee -y writter ead. ehercetion. *eguire Pe Fy we r ; oo" - ta “4 ° ‘ - ‘rr ot or Steer be os . ™ ah pamnegen , - Sn , . or in a medica) fraternity’a cere } hn ~~ —S yt" — a, #;! a. ‘. ae pons oe — ww Leta. monies. amie ; : ~ 4 4 .

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usd v Lys yea Ye = LOULs 8 COMBINED ho Rea T- DISPATCH. 7 310 HORSES and VEHICLES Want Ads last year—4,444 MORE than the THREE other St. Louis newspaper WkvARSBL. me. APRIL 29, 1925. aupuneandians | oie SEALED PROPOSALS a as LP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS. wo GIRLS | HE D rey ELP WTD = {RSE—Neat, white, tor walking uy 3|HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS) AGENTS WANTED OE, (NEL BAC MAKER Experieneyg; | NURSE Meat. waite. tors Watermaa, | pare BGs 4 Sw IRLS ttern | AGENTS—Elther sex: pro a woes. Bluse (©) } Forest 769. ae fant: ; OL DENS gt i+, pit SITUATION OSSn. @ 1| MACHINIST—First-clase: also | pattern | AGEN" __ 2012 Salis — fine N._Broadw as wile lored: experi- | NURSE—To take full charme of infant: INT—High-erade. 1 60 gallon: —_! co BUILDEF - al. 1 Women. 18-65. ae HOUSEGIRI—Sit ; a agg mite To44. maker: x 4. x. ‘o. Wichita Falls. AGENTS—Earh ‘arse cominislons se Ex- | BAC SOR SORTERS — ite or co (c4>| good Bome and cood wars. am. PA Uo, some ename neluded sanding, old floors made em . pnattiane. i, housework or da o letter Clar ) rayon silk unde ime. Arko] enced. | SS 8710 dee 4085 Franklin. : with fol- ty ~: price, service is owr motto Offic: aie POR WIT be recetun eo i. va. Riverside 14755 av a an (oS HOUSEKEEPER—Sit. ; | capable. Pan, wm see eg he gg ay - 407 N. Main. (c) AGENTS—Make necessity ity that muse be used eau ho OPERATOR— Experienced, Beauty very) , tes Patnt Co, 715 Frenklia. 6 wertimnuet oni} 1L a. m.. May 27. 1925. gad : “pullt. bungalow type: INSTRUCTIONS Witd—On knitting =. respectable woma hotel or institu-| roaster’s helper. creens. 5227 Del- every car each ¥ wery cae gua Pp 'PRESS—7xii Pearl oress an ies) | enel, for one 100-foot see! rani 1 GAR RAGES burt expens ve Forest 8 70 {] reasonable price. Box sources; as assistant in £.47 N—To work on screens. = noetition. See 3075 De ; s. | A ys ' on open . ; and next chine; will pay m. Box K-47.!| MA? i EM t: Do com } ced we dresses. type. 1952 Arsenal # / Seceic, towsost. Susther ain B® oaattractive - _ Post-Dispatch, {) | tion, work in linen roo (BO) mar. Fur. Hatch. nd| Ses Olt: ve ot. at once, ————— SPERATORS—Experien erber Green- | _. ~™ rarot™ and dress. chea: ‘ On application. ee od SIGES b. ziit: double, beret 5% Genera ck 318. Fost! hair’ Tigo Post-Dlepatch, — ildren —_ — MAN—With references. ~~, 17 Mary ae 2842 anager oO good pay: steady ¥ 3% Washington, (c) | rhUs KS— wa — 3 Ce ; Oe | GAT or, 4633 Newberry, For 7 —a) marveling. pesaty ce culture: ‘| LADT—Sit.; care lawn and care —{s4) RS and SOLICITORS qaur - 23 Washinato ‘mas | . Se xd, Covering and |intne bieh serving contractor. C3) night “or Forest a - CANVASSE a . , ERA TOR— Burroughs sonido tn or | ‘En— tools HAIR DRESSING MAN.- ONchine, must_ be “a dhen. Th. Apoty | A oc 10 onthe goat S175: weil for a the Water W pe ‘ -- seiorT at the is Pr way bungalow: . Tae . ey tare: cays house roe bany mene ofporee al By m2, “Sfoo Grand. (¢5) Miller ts he man to see if you are | ‘ GER f r auty shop for near Wood River or LK Corp. | oe - 328 W ne sana = ic of Gulney. oe . omy te: rma: realtor — CLADIES—Learn beauty =— : ‘ LAUN RESS- ox Brush wi. perienced | tng for the best mone ve A or be persen, Rotana (ch) |) ortte brand of malt « we gen p titted “— a ‘oon r8'e ty 4 ; bulit, $95 oad wD: aljeratlons nisnt: this Fascias meus let oper. om Bomon ane email MAN—For — ing. Missour! Motor} tion jn St. Louis. Van Miller. (63) Louis large department Segth Wess River: Bar broid- be BE s0e arose S56 Prank - mest un lining ana appurtenances foe : dimat patra: sleeping porches buil * (ebS) Store corn. shop condition they jaro mors: CAUNDRES =m al, M. Ea ip ~~ xf --4 rupbl ne Gravois. st. to 5 deily. St. — ] os full Operators on az Embrot 59 cross 38) Wm Duggan (283) cemen te om u > ' Neservoir proximate. ; = _ ; - : } e. ker: apply a ving lin J i gia 320 feet bv 25 ~ MOWER. if-inch roller bear ¥ teen Dollar ~ : er r Cen reu - wake ary as commission ; : ef pa ant ; W. R, GESTon led our st t 7 ctorta x. addressi and c c5) h ss g Automobile « = erences e4) ner. $6 50. : Slened ; emote ee Cnolfax A746) ng fax 0 ———{S2) vay Branch. fl man: | nis Apsty De Luxe adie. ealary L, 290, Post- -Dis.(c) TEI N, 808 Washington. ing mlf-sharpe tterne. @ feet wide; mins eniinen ae “re i ,cHAS pred ornate as 7 tp ee? 8 , work ~ Parkview 1860. vie Roe ‘tor Ah MOBn SALES © cab use erin eee City sesergnce. S bm ‘OPERATORS regular $1. value "Gor per aw i repair ) gutter nello patruc ” office work; refs. F Bit. by oe tions and blue print de . | AU eel! Star and Durant cars; reland ayiwr and ry- _ guaranteed oure pure “~- SPECIAL NOTICES a is Colfax 5638). Was Belmar STENOGRAPHER AND TYPIST oie a ing mili work nnto factory: 9 salesmen to hip not absolutely = hot em nouns dremes.) DAINT. | ol} $450 value. $2 per gal. oh - xira work at; 4», liing-in plan te age ye? experi- Sutomobile salesmanship jand. tsairs These that wor a . wallets: ) -APER mnohag surface, @x- - E—I. Thomas J. Relily of ne experienced: can take e (c80)| must be competent: state 05 ; transportation prefer iS a. 4 Pisin cooking and bd biouses. bunxalow ex pert- ROOFING PAt Pee NOTICE—t. Thome louis, Sta IRING, ETC. School Brid Box L-247, P.-D. —{25) | necessary Motor Car Co. COOK —Pi A ep BY ot alse t}tre heavy 4-olv. $1.4 foil. S332 8. 18th st.. ad -- hm notice N& CTRIC w Trade Sete home. PHER—A eos ea - orou hiy conversant w ply Belmont r work; w 7 " wonderfu) ter oO e SCREEN WIRE hg "$2 25 per 100 pony and hereby gh any debts con. “pal, Tyler 73, and seg" Tans a GLOBE hoerk The bask eae, mpnere STENOGRAP take dictation a Mimanntacturing deta nts, tactory’ jn beats GOAL SALESMA? [AN— Experienced; | Feral: COOK —Experi : 2 tn family. Wydo (e) | enced Pa WERDER SARs heer 1c8) “SCREEN WIRE gaiv. $3.28 ver 100 : uN ; + after this date bY my wife ix ur . (ORs place ara (c83) of speed. very £00 bilitv: sal- take charge of pan pie Dn. . Bomont 6 Winderasere a Tati ly THOMAS J. REILLY > and 535 N, ote 2. $25. 6 Velnut st. a trial to demonstrate a . linols town of about 8 eee . salary _or_commissio a COOK—Eixpe portenses. Apply N DRBSSES. | ecuare tect 100 beth Reilly ag’ nA ai “f, ~ : ADE—Y Ww Cc. A Auto| sires 4°00. {co) thew Illinois ity presents itself to SIDENT SALESMAN—Ribbons. ¢ » \OPERATORS—0O! WHITE LEAD in 12%. 25. 50 and “rr rchased the sto ok of lo 3 ne work a] LEARN A rete ts DE—Y ary S40. Colfax c ndid opportunity " RE ing-up and H . : men, ae *. ye Bees Diekman & Grau: 4 ICA eS dine. "39 Bs; Trade Schoo! | established by Auto — wTan. uancativan. references: 9 youre ex: party cape of pro. sheticnly — ant a gp A for cook ite woman. Dobbin's fan, WILL GUARANTEE PER pound stec! kegs. | OE , tural Brid e 2560% ee ers practi _ con : gra ma me ong ing Road. > hanes Giay- WwW : me “2 , a we > - ani , ‘ ‘ ion as D if, nclu , anc «@ ee i. in2 5 6817 & Broa tery. vulcanizi-«. mec! « penal ble posit hae, ) about yourse Il coneider : A inent jobbers. Write . wages. De ED later than May 3 lL. Is, GOORMAN mm Rchutte NB 1 drafting. pian reading. estimat r H-181. Post. Dis. = — we wi New York's Smeal promine ten road; good 3) RIENC 1 kinds: s Te, - ' a Box H-181, _Post-D' references. etc. X D-398 e reference, etc. Box TO ANTIOLE furnishings of al ~~ i ow ae 2483. DO aoe sectura balemadios sty main bu!ld- aan eee —_— : home laundry t confidence Box ving full particulars. . shing, 24 apartment. AY “PE ‘enon ht “ ot Ct v ‘of ft Fe tormane. p= WRIGH! | OTS le "prices. on 0% = $106 N.. Grant. Tsler_ 462 cr WPindell 2068R. geen Post-Dispatch, ls: inside work. Bake F340 eer scce Dalheimer “$50. COOK—Expe —- et - a, = Oe tow OPERATORS. CALL raenens prices cai ee res «8 sue Kay | by give notics thet B® = Quick _serv ixtures: we wire. more! Jon —Learn barbering. day or n ‘ colored: work by day. ims “Handy with tools: {ns (4) | SALESMAN—Apply : (c5) downstairs ; (c) AFIO teeu av Might ohone Centra’ ; eae So Heresy x any debts co wiring and fix ther contractor in| MEN—! | work, _ uoder actual shop condi | WOMAN—sit. by, 1) 83083 98s. —_ 24 Gravois, Grand 7844. 1s adultes in WORK. CAR Y BED—Hand decorated: aly: DMIEE Jtte- thie date by me wite Abby houses {hevateria) is the best. Cash me at oler's: traine your hands to| “iny time Lindell & LAndell bl. 29 fecr setting up we 53 SALESMAN—Experienced. to sell malt CooK—I enced. — two 4 TO NT CO.. BAe 5 Mrs Berton Go3t 2, ry. tracted after th! a Sate ri HORMANS : iy: our materia 4258 for estimates ~ ° m _ ou learn more: wager! i ai ~~ me, in aetieman, MEN—Experien t 618 Franklin, t: commission. Red Crown Co . Phome mat ILVERMAN GARME cheap, » et el — i Hormann anh te Phone Main 207 N 8d (cR) ~ gw write Moler Bar — with boy 6. ite Rati _-ture Apply a Apply extrac rc) me bi. S$ , TH BABY ~~ -White get : i . ‘ - "t-—The Missouri a eI. FCTRIC Co. SO... 207 b Abed while] arming ca (e8 _country, ¥% ° 4. ijaundry. clean- NT learn grocery business. 18 8. 24d. have nd help NGTON AV., 4 eart and high chair: all for ; oC Rh at ape ‘ill meet in RIGHT Oe. BoM r boftgs” 10 ere VOMAN—Sit. by colore , ont | MEN—To hureday, 7 &. m. \LESM sage Ay experienced; a sg Site Bawiben ost for oF cooking = 09 WASHI ages. Hemilton, Apt _ y ? ( n 7 j i— -% . ° otel, May is. 15 an | ~ EXPRESS pina > 2 more . ( r end 14 Market. 369]. - : FLOO Smith & Devise. ‘latest style. ma Antex Hot: Fe gy Phas haminine, appneantg See “haul ling; 2 gtake gent “aSthes traveling oF local. $117. WOMAN—Sit; colored: cleaning end _ “51a Benoiet” Bide. «00d opportuni - | SEER oao — pn Bes COOK— Experienced SB oy Riverside OPERATORS—ONLY THOSE wand 8 oak and wainut. nd ma ree ag r loense and dispatching , nd ?% tons’ also : no v brief study: laun Ty ° MEN—Lea 203. Post-Dispatch, 24, to demonstrate .In Serv- city references 8) ~Ar bed style: new « ; cr ness att atl may properly come be ore - a, 23814 ae of new Si, Go “MO og T7591 R, ait = gulesed housecleaning iN rae Warehouse work) agen ty “0b ice Co. 703 Vicioria blag. (c) pt or Bik Wer chert heute. re WHO KNOW HOW TO il fit came. Levy Bros, OI 1. 43 nt ie, - ss the board. IMAN, President. 202 = re 2 fut ewait vou: write M WOMAN—Sit. es Call Lindell “ey tioh. Hox L-32 -D. (c4) ce " Bidg. Ask for TON AV 4TH FLOOR. COMBINATION RANGE— vice & Dp. llth ‘any 2 May, 1 TELL. President. ! ing. ft furnac : } resilvered: eny)\ h Liberty Music Hall. : : ANICS—Apply 1817 Locus’. did remuneration Ap e —— earne uire See ag Mar- Co., Pu 32 (ce) “9 five biue enamel, elevated as» JH. BOTHWE 3S repaired an: heat night. AUTO MECHA! (c5) tion. estate experience req ats-La- | Mies Bales. ATOR—Vor about “urn. Co. 4009 Chouteau. ‘ . ecretary, | wEsHRA| Lau | cooking. housework; | PRESSE n S Ms Werber Garment | DAV ENETTE—Dresger. in killing and ab s, ants, fleas, flies TERS—White or colored: exper MEN —For warehouse Ww | |\BALESMEN—®? neat appearing. 30 to 40 a lenced cooking. > (e4) Apply at once. en __ (05) ble and chal : et i Seek TOa Ce mice etc. 1227 Choutesu BAG SOR 916 N, Main et, Lo?) ‘S, 17th and |°*Y rs old, with or without selling ex- small family 6318 Waterman. _ Kk Co., 823 Washingto — iere on| Other furniture: moving ‘, moths, rats. mice (c83) enced, LO N, 4 hand. Ynauire 1214 A lv REN ARD* yea ce, to work with field manager on - to assist with housework. PRESRER—Experienced: @ spot nator | ° oan BAKER—Y oung, thir PpPs) ( ) perience. xcinsive offer pay on deliv. GIRT-=You ; (¢ ies’ fancy garments: steady : ile |DAY BEDS—New ana used: ‘ ; - . | EN BOYS |, Broadway, ~ = oe cana ; ¢c publishers © ly Mr. Starke, 620 Plant 675 Castieman._ with ——— tad Apply 6410 Michigan R vec dition: only slightiy ecraiched Senit ing vat Lost gz G | mM ® - irst-hand: night work: @& Austin. ery pian. AppDiy P (cb) White, or worman. assist am. ment , ice Levy Bros S311-13 8 14th, (ca) r¢° | AGEN TICE ufacturer | BA AK KER—Firs r of Vande — Raithel r at 1! Grand 2302 _| tow price re PA Uet, yhite bended. 03, Mager Fran ork SoRract, gr | AGENTS wal eorenset, manufacture wages, 3807 Greer” coFne ses | Pianing Milk ron teas wnd Monroe cess | 278 Widg. ga gets, aad | GTR te work go Hak work ower. Ap SEA Me soon ne Eslon | DINING Se ae ims - Dus, reward. all =e nu a PAINTING—First-c Tyler 1020 (9) | or mill Ne 382. S&S West 18lst st..| yventer. t-of-town: Wages laning 3 sezer St. Louis eel) Watkins ‘extracts, a GIR ° dry, 3000 N iN. Union. €) nent position Muet ‘ . Q As and platinum - d vy petimates f ee ote. ences. box ‘ ~ ic) B AKE — 300d, for ou ! Hiijl- MOL DERS—Bench and e0 Uc adway to be atkins route shou pay ly Weenes Laun ry, nt CHINE OPERATOR— DINING Row wus ves BAR PIN—Lost nda: nisse — : the pain out of pain New York City, - board and room. Apply Casting Co. 7800 N Bro remedies. 75 week. Call at _—- ap. steady employme SEWING MA bile work; ask $5 0 dea! 414 A nthe “el cher long. If diamo . a ) “1 R » rhees ike ne Ee Grand & af ER Sit os. $30 week. N 2d ae Malleable aA “ . ou from $35 ‘2 @ RL—T wrap, so (c3) fenced in automo : — - : 7 “ hi tT in ‘ . nih to pa , ; UCcTO MEX “H A NIG H ELP = r & _Bietsc -4 0. 509 a lia. & oo 5 a Bidg. 211 N 7th. Fri tch. 2904 ¢ Gam! bie. be exper nd Auto Co.. 19th iNG oa - —Consisting of 8 from 4644 Vincell Ul March 20° tiberat Pe og18 8 NOsh st. Landell G33. 1eNR) | A ar 3368 ~s —For short hour job. 509 Pine. ER—Experienced. Apply | room 616 Hollan §e8)); JA. ~—— hone. Apply 2934 for Gus. Weber Imp. « (c) | DINE ble with 6 Jeaves china oabt- worh from March §& to Mareh © (c3)" oo, sein ee wer Pprices;) . mar rr od second hand water, BAR BER—For sho ’ (4) | MOP “MAKE ~_ * (4) w eell-| GIRL—To answer p 4 Locust. chairs. ta w (c8) ve 37¢ tter work, lo ‘ anni . et eeemares 06 High. ‘TK TIi’i. bdivision now ge and lé SHER--Experienced. Apply et and buffet. 511 Vernon av reward (yijrve H2A7e . ‘ P AINT | Pp— Be ver ‘ ine 18 ‘4 cS) } RAKER ai ’ £00 (3) e ‘a eee be ex a _person. 12 anufac- ALESMEN—For new su y Olive. a Zs = HER—Experte rienced. n T lea te party taking bievele from a free. Tinde!l 2516. ; | 2723 Rutger st, _— SAWYERS—Must be —16 years of age. m S can make big mone oe bakery. SHIRT FINIS Victor 1c3) NG ROOM SUITE—6 fu Beye! K amt: onl - Pet urn to a volg —pistima te -- Fi | RARER Ee good sa ‘hand. 518 bat Merced. Feblig Bros Box Mfg. Co.. te) aia company: Wellston dlatrict a ont Snes aot meoesen esary ” Ba 4. Rohn se iene st. G Old St. Leong oun y, 1080 eee ‘Roat- = ain SF. la. me bu ute) gnc table. $00 “97 ay veel " a Bis ’ jotel Supply > , arance. hetwe . Sell coal in car GIRLS—tTwo, NOGRAPHER ednca- oak dining- t. 3 cog A - ‘, Lot ot pare n, tn Toe . Bio. eorde 2. 1 Edwin. Kirk« ood. 83) | B AKE oe " rat mes restaurant or) BOY “> — Ford = SCS) arene ee grammar 8 g et SALESMEN—Sell side or a week's a _ Easton. chine work: expert- STENOGRAPHE et ge ay BB eled was pe renee, f* dresaers jay 5 be R Te ee cee edward, aT0RA — sg = on TC sfeteria preferred, -Box_K-61, Pecarce Soir nn gat worm tn factory” Sex’ ™ lapely after 1 9. m.. 34 fiver. 5) | perience ar’ liberal drawing @ccoun O18 GIRL—For auto work. A. Fiss Co. we — ee “Post-Dispatch. _ “and aylor. “ oe oF On sire OAR ic , es } A. “Hit. by ted or ac OY—For a hour’ 1 enced on ax D- —~“Guick an = ree’. @°08R R—Sit.: books wan t-Dispatch, Bidg. 28 Spalding.|; in an Coal Co. tent. auic wl} joke Gie.eav., For nent 4 ” BOOKKEEPE x Y-R*® L100, Post-D.spatc TE were en 512 Washington ENOG i1ER—Compe . NC OOM SETB—Bevera to »& BENCH OF KEYS——iast: inf accheuter STORAGE AND MOVING | courte Baty a (C5) | pOy—To run errands. Pg eee rats = ne Union men. nonunion De. foal iachanga Bide. chica am whee GIRL For Tight house wor rs and sasist .. bebe ms er et. Betien: lira’ ‘comet of butter. “in oak some Manchest er ee — $4.50 ioad or) Post siepetcn, time for Architects’ Suppiv (0... Raq _* ine. aA LESMAN—Large manufactu ort. ba with some c/4) eome cashier wo iculars table. S chairs, large table. eh , . ORD moving van. 8) i nookER R——Sit.: expert: has . + he in grocery mar 37 86, SAL ESMA ing in this te Natural _ Bri ge. _(et eekly: ive full pat or furned . " iit Ivy —l oe: maie; — 7 Sats M. J. McGraw . 412 2pnone_ See ee malesion two. GIRLS Sree. rience 4 N. @. corner pOane clerical work in large 2 ‘¢ | walnut halr-covered chaira &. path °A78, — ~~ ee. books in = balance sheet pre- : ands: one willing to PAINTERS—Union 5) | ALESMPN—Salary or c le a new 410 N. 23d. N. @. cl7)} change and rivate branch ex-| six beautifu Co.. 1718 , itoek. Peense a tatement -, bala BOY—To. run err for ad- 2 8 i 0). to handle : Box floor. (c. le establishment: vo we $45 Hi. Davis Furniture o.. ; Mires 5814 california ee Freight Forwarding : 1 Hox K-98, P CANTOR | by| tewelry ge ag “well. recommended. PAPER ‘CUTTER—Britt Printing Co.. 103 | RR “possessed of getine S00 on and Locust, 8th floor. Gowneteire perience and bjah seheo! education . “of | Olive : “Ya eae Bao : s ' . a wu}i. hite cole —— : 2. -ACOO 1b ae _ ‘* . : Vvancemen r a Mf Co a 517 ~~ ; : easi! y m a J IRI : . r tial: answer Ad jn \ URE 4231 on A _ } THM G-—Lont, | poral “~ He . : ~ to RAMS ~ Gener: al Wa rehousing C 0. st ORKEEE "ER yo pee per? BYE Krist oa 7 il Jewelry ” Ac) we an HANGER h-—Apply 3513 rafera) ae yr Lesiie Judze C Co. “ey | ws: Pe aan Wenete (c4) nee experience, age and reference. A Ae apt tA TRE—4231 peTonty. a ro 2 Sermete: a 2015, (CO) : | ef e of books and office (4) | Victoria bt PAPE Se: | ier Bldg, 7th anc ~ oto nd general} dress in own =: 1co Mont vard. Parks ee op lle 900 Delmar |; Cnarg -ost-Dis. a Y Rriv ge. Buder ance. nee. who are ee ; for cook! ng an -Dispateh | 6STiW. a ~“ — — fermeale Trindle, " . x K- 103, I St- - | ~ ~~ hird — t tn appear . RL—Whi er. Flora. Post s. ton. . he ‘ can rene tsi sith ‘bat ante: foward! ony , 300 OOK ce sEPER—Sit ; 12 years’ experience oe : t BOY... between 14) PAPER fi ANGER Mrverionced (cA) |S Aviling to be trained Sy te yi - = “heunewert no laundry. 3655 ‘c2) | WAITRESS—At once. aaa i, “no | FU RNITORE rn ie ee it. PAM - “bia0, . . 'c) k orest 4. - uaineg \ manufacturing. who een te: eens ey yar nd ia yonmes ook be “tere — et HANGERS- At once. Mever ray 7 men. who —— bm ling a = oe ? cooking and downstairs WAITRESS— Experienced: | 4 " (e) FUR NTPC RE—3 roome: most sell, 18444 ieee vy will) return Irish tere money on your shipment by Ua charge Of office, hooks. colles toh Beene Apply after 1 bp. m.. } ; ams TPA tOF7E5 Shenandoah. wage, can make hed: gealary GIRL—wWhite, for ‘o 6 South-| Sunday Res Division. * NOG ~~) oo if party wil) ret . ekg will be Save m™ ney r eervice,. Direct ewitch | ; . Rox K - 58. fs yet Dispa weal wo a ~na hate an ae i orating Co.., 275s ee day | aceasity: leads furnishe Co.. 403 Cabany 7360ewW. No e9@—S1 . Cinderella — tre flat do see male pups no Qiiest , . owr cons vated ca z = Phone for! veare On F - . and car- Post- Disnat h Bis ig. TW IR——Muet i “GE RS—Good mechanics: af ; nee Lakewood Security work. (c) WAITR fferson. ec) EL MYILUN e. Case ha 2 and 3:30 Satur 1 to our Warehouse tPENTER—Sit.: repa ‘ing MMER OPERATY PAPER HANGE steady work | commission. : oor. , taurant 3352 8. Jefferson. buyer, $25 elect AQOA Eames stolen between 2 und 3: party @anection to : CARPENTER fertlein Sx21 Indiana | BRADLEY HA s |. forging. Box | ‘or piece work: e008 wages: (c#) | International Life Bide aN —— itchen Apply Chef. work Grand 30008 Ria At — tome 4 day a om. if MRR ‘i 204s ‘Obear, cs ay ‘ ny A. LAN GAN Pry y os eum . a. , ee mechanic ne L185. Post. Diepetch. AONE . pare” | 5723 Easton. Del mer 23) good ng TAL ESMEN—1L2¢a! sereues Ta, ottee ms GIRL—For, Country» Club. Lock wood © i= wet an—e by housewore Grand _ i gy yr “oa & aan | ort Kroc Coifas ——~. 7 CARPENTE rg, » Teasonabie | 7 1 50, > Se ’ Cabanne: oe i paDED HANGERS—Tvo ‘ . for two clean-cut ders e Groves. wo ~ d and Arsena é a= M2 it : Ts > ‘te ¥ . — oe penTis and B tr r new. day or fol : ’ —— CW HRO2 abanne: “ | PAPER pples, this eve opening k to take or d Rer ‘bster . Nelson’ s, G Grand he da ym and “dining reom. shee apal - oe rew af 2 Calta iS a: nm EN PROOF ST« RAGE CO, AR z in merme n. Grand 4589R ried) | a we g real met inabest good wages: i steady work. 4754 Cupp —SE2 ty Fam Ey =F 3 tae ty ™ Girt a ous housework Fy, ~ a, WOMAN—Aliround, “in "restaurant. Tyler wi ig ~s an — oun armetts —"% . ‘ 3 “Or pt ~~ | ming. oO , : r : ' room et ako, tortoise snes, Jbureday, Mn OFFICE St) AND main sorva| en -ENTDRS {.: garages, sleeping | hoqunion lass: steady work: |/papreR HANGERS—AIi | eres. ‘Eas. | pays you better ay gg Figg 620} home; a Oars (ce) 130 — and clean- FURNITURE—C shee Sasi ‘ant Pebiar 270; i 1: -Ca@a car he A ch os sare reduced > | an wy alterations and repair Colfax | | BUSHEL sate be age Sons. 309 N. “steady work. Sophir. Bros “ (c) | ——_ yoRlae. Sern | oe i — ‘ssist with housework snd WOMAN To cote c outeau. TNT fea “$1 * — $50 wort. oo MLAS ice Lost Whose shell, “Ce « me; *Brourh-on-time care. evervwhere a. i and concreting done. ee kood pay. (c3) | ¢, * ‘si- | Planters Bidg bie. warm | GIRL—White; a a: ferences ing. bakery. ——~ . FURNITURE—$1 a w ; lea . Reward, bie representatives 29 RN) also brick and ¢ _ ; ton — ced: irst- | = a gh-claas, capa 4 care of chil re Ca muet be handy. a! 4909 Chontes (cB) > . 4.40 lvler 1474W od) fates. relia tion Fores: 97 =. s63W. Se 10th_ st. | PAPER R [ ‘PP perience best city refer : Bon Ton Cafe ce, South Sheridan. Central 8. (c) ne a me 7. aree -ree New Yor c _ GIRL utred: good home’ fenced Ta lor. feos) | py RNbTI RE—Conte 34 l | —— | —And porter. at on 1 Park. — | SALESMEN—L Chicago office re Class references rea Grand ierium 919 N. saz easonable: will sell seperate mitng Monday, ~TTRE Y CO 3 an i, _|CAR WA SHE R—And pb Lafavette. (c)| PIE BAKE R—3 313. 3 ik maintaining with 3507 Lafayette ' san mh. white cooking new: reasc le : ) lant tar -SHe.). MORE: "L . AJ, it. lored, 12 years’ ex Motor Sales, 1726 Lafa | } ready for wor | Doration rienced salesmen for right varty (c4) N—Experienced. w | Be nrietin —7 «= sO MARA SS fear, or viciiity Vernon a® 4G. BRAUER SUPPL . CHAUFFEUR—Sit. : co ference. Bomont Bite ee R—Grand and ares. | PL ASTERER S— 2. cal see Tony Giam- | quires several expe emailer — in! 3533 , 6 WOMAN— best wages. 5928 De Giv | ‘RNITURE— hy room, dining bic, 1 : ‘ : fo) y, ai. J. 4 . . e4) perience: first- ¢ ‘aes re . Cc ‘EME NT FINI =H kK R— \s f. | 44 41° Morganford rd.. or ™ (c >> | vtos oreferred. to cover K nsas na ae ; machines: over | housework: (c4) rT RNITU u w ve 707 | , ~~ Colored sure car: re fter 6 :39_o. m, (cd | & ' Indiana a GIRLS—On sewing ; oost- er - . Ing furnite : d - ties ; om pea at +arvo a. ca, 316-318 N. ee iia rFEUR—Sit . hite; >| reliable 6, prt. | « *H AL F 4 Et - I % apnlv -, Cees 1:50 D. m. | 2m ar ss we See 8 Cail 6045 Han. mega R my ofc — i ee years: aere —. = = Ely | ee AN—Mitde-aged widow ne Bouse ) ot iene y Dealers mt tie = 2) : caer ee | Market or Vandeve a . “eranetell mas ke, best reference cnish Restaurant. Sth and Olive, — ici | PLUS -- k. “ full detatis a (o4) | tions: we a ¢ Florissant (c4) le room in wholesole house | oecnilh Aige.s cast. on Mi: avon 1740) (c4) | ‘ate or truck any ma enish Restaurant. 8th 1 ; * - ready to wor draperies: give -Dis sctore 3515 N oO to clean samp } e4) ots Gr, Monday, re.) = x Mada Vv ® WALL PAPER CLEAN’G, ETC. Forest 7751) Rit ___— oo wa} CITY BHIPPING CLERK egies, OEE | PORTE Apply Skelon T — (o8) | dextred Fitna enact money wou ever aint 18 > ‘ ut , rosit or es || lCArcade_ Bldg... ! — rator | SA $50 to $300 ver to-house demon ; we teach for coup.e ip busin | l} immediately 4620A u none 1 ‘ ; ALY 0 Paper . uy : - ter Simpson 2308 Eugenia. a holesaie house; st eady t ion bh ation linetvpe e made: from ’ teach vou free experience nnecessary: [ charge of home P good baome | Cai) : an Lack: reward, rT ft 8 5IS Whittie! , Z “ f sof wor kK in reply state age ws ‘ PRINTER —Com rk Hart Tint. fence necessary’ we 1 estate towns: a while learning Mr king: one looking for . eal | CHOP Tees “ lent no coo 5348 Na tu: ab | ; ("x ‘ 7 Oh : Pa eXP I he TP wi Al pape ; in 4. “ 803 (er) ( “tT At ; » > Et rR. a pene nbn ge te pected ' exper! ence Box 17. ~9. ee aa ae Ty f | ine C “ RA: 33 Olive. :2 i aa Fp Fo new pear Ana Burke. rome, World Needle Work (c4) more than wakes. Auplv ic3) FPURNI i UR ' a e¢ belt clam oomea ec and up ; " - ith privat aim’ y w aaa. Aoplv ats 714 aioe wont white. to aseist in a. a ‘apable of holding ye | mat i NinG—1 with owner's VKing, Forest. 8701 c + | Victor 3160W cnn | gunity. ie wm_504. 1! 501 Locus | QUARRYMEN k ex-| Frisco Bide cm Gieral housework: Gonall tantly of ; he fate position. at least a ag BH than BAR MEY AL fe 5 os 15 Victor cat Nip Or "uses Crut : = ais. Venra’ exper ence, Se me etail hardware and one makers. ©X°/| Frisco Bldg, r ight party wit occupy positio ' hme on. rey peta iS ee conc: beet work. Sidney 2708. | HAUL FPRUR—S a + Angeles: minor re- | CLERK—=) Applv C ayten. See _ Louis Coun- Toe work on 4 ty weeklV salary gier Groves. Mo. first conatts ration. Bo x bD-2 Se seen. Day beg cabinet eeeeeeeeeeoeeese ’ rT N. Gran ox Grand 3362 ons as a Cail Pvier 1080. § 7. ay | osten Ster-|or Denny an : _{cd) | nthiv bonus g ex- house f- housekeeper ase'sta - WOF «+... eevecsseseses® sath , : horarstheo about o . ie ey 9 NGING and paint ne aq 4 to 4, George. ee pre willing to | COLLE for tae a. ing; teased | tis arm: saliiey wo ebiect. Bos K-55 | av a ae MOOR, With or without experi-| Cental Furniture Co., jravole Planing Mil) ‘WELCH & “COMPANY. 1109 Olive Manchester; PR ER... or Friday be- YOCNG LADT—20 years oF e house ar te ee a Se an i Leader with ston at | mone. foe Bee BANGING BoC Pee: ist | able firm: es : ‘4) | COLLECTORS—With ‘small monthly, ac- SHAPER HAND—Grav (c3) WELC street cars. ‘clock. Phone Kirk- ore oe Po el or nemte GE. ‘1dth 4 cj kee hs code aaa pee on prices Kehl er & Son, Bomont ond 8) r vat Dispatch. Care of apt. house by ex ence i collec a Sen " York concern | Co.. Minnes: ‘ta and Juniata. a SALESMAN Territory vacancy in South- tween ak A ane a. rd. Kirkwood. _ateady work. Rox_ 12276, ate —— -* r Washindiem. nore: HAN +E. (cb6) 1a] ching firet fears ——— at { Or Pn a a anttor: elderly. Box K-107 counts se “a not essential. ADRIY| —~—" . . ol aon fiteen een opportunity © um oO var YOUNG LADY—To wait tra: and saalry — el PAP ION i 42 ‘GING, 7 We r FE yee | Poet an +a w 7 - ‘desi rer On got bee) Bide 3 = 4 SH APER HAN DS—On a city’ bin in st ona ag Bw TAD IRONER—Px perienced pear * awe stan K.16, Post-Dispatch. RE - : ; ~- ery . Te ° . wlierlne at . ce af . i ; - LP ea / or ope ‘ ere: é - \ he j P z = * , rtus | er fe] expected nn TT Sees a te Wvdown S@5We 7© — nable guaranteed Forest oe | DRUGGIST—sI reecri oti _ st and aliround | COMBINATION TAILOR QNep ndeventer | ’ :: also band sawyers an usual aoe alty salesman to establieh with Hospita!. 3500 On! work: ex- NO pleasing personality ST thine ) 83) _- gumeeee ul change; Al pres Poat- Dispat “h, Must be good 608 N (c4) | WOrk; @ tors. 4 Stade spec 4 profitable connection s the | HOUSBDGIRL—For at — YOUNG —~ (4p and dveine bust | A -- Sand 724h) ve) ine ' 75, Post-Dispa —aMu é . an recogn 4 7 ron. need in uallty : ~f At thony's xOMS eaned S| | Grand 1,48J P he : x aS A * colored. ex} erlenced a LT ATT c ch. —At d painter. } boring m a Cc h l n € opera $2 5000 000 corporation 4 — of art _perienced. 4600 Mc] McP = usework Gah a watt on customers and . > ee . a te. PRAYER ben = al unaire co) gk oe PAPER cleaned. $1 up paint and | ANDY MANSi2.2 work mornings. Del- | , -ONG RETE Fl ” -sauie “24 HOUSEGIR 4067 Srenandosh, is) | 30 ee, SS Pave 8 ee ; return of m , reasonal vy TRYANCE PNA R— : : O — nl woman excellent | Ost Dispatch. _ "; ‘on- { rs n | were CASE Reward 1 * neiaae r hanging sg (3) TENANCE ENGINEER—Sit.: ex- | COUPLE—Fi uffeur and Seed. | _Post-Dienate McCann Co ualifications in first letter & (c80) ia bas era] housework | sy help you. select: oo SUIT AS - hte takes from Dede am pape nt ae a vator refrigerator, etc.: be xood chautt res: reference required. | sHOVELERS—Ten. at once. Mc as Barklow Co., Joliet, Il. | HOUSEGIRL—For dermere 1! EN WANTED through an mpiete me al .. on — urt no auestvongs , 828) cack of wal ] paper: Wis erie 0 ne ex KF rest -6 ~* cook FOOC _* 1. “David I Ftone, oor | . ‘truction Co, dit h and Locust. a ing Get lach-] Rs REPRESENTATIVE Phone Forest 363 “13 “win (57) SALESWOME 4 -* spr ina =etock y a Washin - oan ‘ ehyne on a. ioe ‘ WE have a ‘aree s mekiet work suaflh | beat rr td ona OE A es and or| Telephone Col. Davis ¥ ee at, res tin and CnSesines ANUFACTURE nufacturing . iWS—Experienced in dry qo08 | rns ther an thee gralnrd 4eac \ ' r bo see car: weat . . put a VW 4 : Ty ; 807 Sidney. s wd MOA N— sit CO Jored* = — — ha d side 40658 AL — fi a iN Te - St vik gece atime ale a “a 4 hand Pe o M ane & A ey ma and _— HOUSEGIRI For genera), hease ~ gg mn .— DOO Hates et. Pe + GAS RANGE— Superior like new ee ee eee, Forcet 3200 ee a ssueninchat : meine presses general work + ine first-class set-| ru bt pr. 1015 Mulanphy s high-grade issidn basis; territo ikery Applv 2 SSLADY—To «ei! children’s Kossuth ~_ Delmar; Monday: reward. Fo oS) 408 ee oo oe re Se) ssent w CO.. 14th and | rubber. 3872 Delor st. (cd) ee uive” Write and give references t0| help in bake so? | BAL ELA wood pone for righ! | GAS RANGE—Bive enamel: Outed etree mn home: reference Box ete ts : KIE 33 Dit N T AL ‘ taal i ST AIR “RUT DER— Oe ad o} ueive Write ant. x f10 1 N Robey hienrwav — ade dresses » 5) |G - lition $,58 Cleveland, Lost white gold: Inte : sevuroen © oo = SHELMAN—Star Dyeing r om Baby Shoe Co. 110 (o4) | — ; colored: eity expe- party 620 N Rfroadway 7 good condi : : tenen iWHIST WATCH 1 4950 Sie Vin. : | Post-Disnatch ne vara. | Oli TSMAN—Com. | i AILOR- BUSI ay \ Grand. Surwalk HOUSEGIRI—Bingle; cen. 5725 Saivemadine M 2 ela ate aid om: lawn work pre- manent moaltion: refe : TE 2NO a ly familiar with pia es ‘ h an opening fo A SALE, ef oO- . : 5O7 ne “a >: +? thew m : 3 . esta m™m An _™ ——— _—ereee era ” * BEAUTY PA LORS tagraphic trade 4 ~~: fo Post ie amt New Or: leans, on 4 r.M | we Fuller Brush Co. has ~ ay is not an a . f ~’ one and only one—and Renton 22465: }; tame | ral ee sell ietter service: ae 4 a on makes. +t, yy a A , ta “ - Ox : —. _ Bee Poa] . round. _ nd boing ay. Tuesday ——- 7 . , ¥ ro dhouse. in or out of town J I - NE R co ) me i xT a wr j nal. c See Mr Dauderman ~ . (co) 237 _ Post. Disp atk “h 2 ener (c5) SLADIES— Child welfare s , o 4 ; Worn 2 a ’ bi Te Diep A 4 - - ‘ “ 7 .e i * e | ne ys , tch. VTL Oe — = " Rr 5032 yO Fe = note or ry . ° ( -) R SALE >, La HOUs u . we have e ° : - | ier engl fig Pinca it| Gant dpa O_O Se ee Tame fr |g detour toy tent | SEGRE ETERLSTS ae 0 * GR) Gece foc a | ee en _Found : : auty ? F (cl 4) | tion: needs work badly: able and will- steel detailing work. Write 1234 yiv p HOLSTERERS ~— xperie r “coidbers owning stock in 8t dustry. shoe ladies Interested in Be able to travel: | gray and blue Found ¢ sicatem ives Pei EN: amel, no Water wavers ine. to cD Din _— cena iey_Dide Atenta. Ga. i , Sle fel te ne Go. 02 oF et e) | also yes ame Mg ag ey remarkable | |. tg TSEREEPER-Zeperal white, | com salary. Sronmmperintien and commiatee 10 iT. aan ben ti eos © Mw ay ann Pix bl > ‘ . ost-Dispatch __ — - > “A Mue be experience sl "nholeterin 0. : Dn . loca n . ema ily . : ings e 4 card writer; by well-known. ds farnienes: inexpert- — 3048 Hawthorne Victo SALEYW ¢ eliing the Corse-Twin » | hed nods . aoan din'ne : ‘ ; > AN—Sit. » KOO {%, r 9) OR IVE R—E Zperienced, 101 200 Pair Dow TRIMMER—An want- men: good lea help you sell. wages (c3) to $75 weekly eel! bie ~ chiffeniers bedroem “t sail and women 8 Of appointmen a 10. PR ESSM . int a Box K -45. ] jos Witson Bros, 4229 Fair. |] WIN - ced. state sala ness a mn trained. We ? ul change from om Venette sets. livine roeom SAMPLE. r" A - me : " PERM AXE \ M. ‘ RC E L Dea ullluls Sin , ler experience, t-class. a fee d man: eing tru -* = — jray Hale Drue must be ae = of work refer IS10 Carleton Blig se) WOMAN—White. for 7 eee ee ly e014 We teach you 7 da rf » Auction end . Ce. rine Seventh | tr AY ON-—-Eighth a ~ Ask for Mr | PRINTER—Sit. “i rs 509 508 Chest- DEL a3 u1s" T Registered t (o4) ed. submit amit ber Bros.. Mens & 610 Cari } Sages pearing. sell new HOUSE 05 Gravois. Victor te mand room wOR 318 N Sth. Pog te 3 x onan x stn a ee br. Fishers auiy Parlor, 709 Herman, fully competent Room (3) o__Senath, Mo “For freight} Bose" clothing Store. Shreveport, 80) | YOUNG Nd specialty; experience unneces- SCHINE OPERATOR—Expe vermin Tiree ier cntcasten saleswert, with ICE nox—75" 1 jer-tcer: mend order: Drietrit Daniversity City OE - o nut st ung German man ELEVA’ r Re OF EF R AT OR- mdf stead boys 1 - oS hougseho O82 1. Hot! Clartd MA 4d esat covers. 3414 Linde LA raisers’ must be over 25 wn | 16 132 4 o— Sat = [ie tees anleamam tm store. Bon RK. | PLEVATOR | an Ae: " cabinetmaker: | sary. Room 321, Ho Anicle Top an@ Body Co. Mat | ehcumbered. ang free to travel indefinite ict HOX—side-lcer bedraom pales, | ime ’ as dry goods an ies! — 7 (80)! work. Rox L- 299 _L: a. nee 7th | WOODCARVER—And | a_ cab nklin, (5)} ~ entice RS E—Laedy to take care of; @ reun Sronemtes ealarvy end | IC yon suite. extre chin —— . DANCING | 59, Pots-Dispatch. me VD BOY. —B: ung & Kit — work from detail, 1007A_ Fra MAN bD WiF unforniabed liv rs ly: year a Re Maan Dusiorws. ap —_ a. yler 615. 1000 Came, S MND Ht OMMUNITY CENTER-— sTRAMF abet R—Sit or ree Bon we Bt qo “patent —aeaemeepa sme A CHINE ce and "OF EXPERIE Ce hy a fc pir Mes Sanford Purine Miile. ot ® | thon BEDS AND SP P RINGS } RD rand and Vieta Ggancn “Ton apooint- | or pmumbe teh _ (syi FE RM He ANDS— Marrie 1s 195 jor YOw . Apply S401A Magnolia. fi e Fi xfure Cw . 22 Q 29 N. Sth. —_ # MIEN MARCE 875 Easton Delmar in ge rend order . pric U i a= : oe } ~—y iror i we eon 5 pIrs O15 N fireadeas B (iat Grand $128 er iandae: . daily. | ail WANT PRS 7 anything. clever FINISHERS—*. for Ay YOUNG MAN—To Wg automeniie «) SA 33 —— iis mw. RiP: see “bie. . awa. Be BST dancing nus ‘ "in ' an = ines bullder: i ‘ vorks steady — : °? hiock , nd rive (ruck. vA we -+ ze ork heli 6 7%. aiso evenings Pin 4745 Adams, 3965 Pine ast adver loot, re Bare ty broke: — wire Door Co. 3044 Lambdin, 2 bi ‘led od ea AN-—17 ta 18. with high schoo! We have « fair proposition Sales Manager to Organi come —— cursite exiting ex ; apartment m. Beet Rk is. J as » fu iving expense west of Sara = _ to take up itn ' ; te offes to mes Sales F Ce red call ureday ore. cheap. . . : _ at ant’ A ad ' yeas lary to cover liv “ae ‘ - j rep iTing guns education typist: 7 years’ expe- ND-SCREW MACHINE OPERA’ Dispatch, — oh furnis oy our brushes. ete. helpful W Rodier a after ble Colfas SM7R eee » dance in 4 private lessons, | BOOK EEPE R—S! ... oes c. aameeate: 4 LA work. Modern Engineering « = Poet-Disp energetic, willing chine Previous expert- for riabt man Gee M ednesdas | 4 | : " s'G a ly hour 1 cenaes Typing and | rience. all aig Ey | 7. Post- D s. (80) 3471 — side YoU NG MAN—Pri, om wore, a a | —— oe in electrical ap " « m. Jeffereen Hotel ted) : PH syne . ‘ fs - . 2 : . ».* ort 4 earnest. 4a W | | ) CARPET CLEAN'G—U anne Prices evenis ay . a matinee dance Sy | Be ERE = assistant bookkeeper: a H ANDY M AN—W 44 a PR = Wash. eee el store, goes, ¥ 19, Post-Dis ‘¢c) pteaces is —_ ~ Dag #-. sold Thursday. rr AL FOR SA LE ) a Gays: mor UIAT ws a a Zi \. AB} — liment and re- about eek ie ’ reference Wot f. tleus @ MA t . Olive an ta ng bra ba learn det ead = ies ail ; OO 4 Sunday ie mM one ii. Alb rs. | _betignces SS payroll chars gah best a... Hotel. aeouar*s-""eeatetie eon Jr > MAN a 7 23 ee for, brans = | aa are gem Se selling er So Gre. sendy post tga “tay } “wean a at Ttt—-t-clece ;THICAGO CARPET CLEAN ' rinney: | wey = 4 i176 Fa "SK CARPENTER —— , c rk: must be wiliin 224 washing " ) fice Best irork Vindeli vad A {eh Rivats r Class jessons any hour (v3 | eT ~ pa aa gg he ps Motel. TRANCE MEN al appearance essential. Mr, White. (5) = oe a fair ee ee “te SL ISERY COTTER —— Experiences : EOUS FOR SALE 4; tuk is — me ; - ‘ "> Forest -* CASH oo drug store Cashier _ INSURANCE eeN o isco: Bidg ri- licante must mM : J, y. Sherman- MISCELLAN k ; » oxi? cleaned. Adams 4022 Delmar 8) r saliesiady and dru Deimar , “hicagzo needs 2 men] Frise h considerable experi | pica rd by which we se et job root pe fe4) ——— _ A | LIvING hOUM “MPITRE CARVE! ~~ €" tin S 4 . st 7 cits other work. The National of C Sabie « 904d fom.- U NG M AN—Wit r clothing the standa itionse nw 1 A. > "7Ti7, | an ib ER -- 1% -barrel zh ee own tec ae ets ete | would consider n results on @ debit: go ¥« M ent furniture o = | for selling Dos Hat iy @3-| DOUGH M $1 °4% 8s12 rerewat (cf) ol Nie renee see > [eT Teta eS ! =e SR RR who can get result thin 6 mont hs ence in insteaiim liections: state : cept men 4 wive evt- E y 7 DEST I Foit ey TY es n and promotion wi ' king care of col to ide the store an MACHI: ts: steady Motor 8. 3 aoe —Sit.: housec sation at obs Annis house tn ta lowest salary inaide rit to repre- l) sections lating #. eres ea ED WOMAN—S penes: ne of these j - : and w . of thetr ness perienced. a ey a e—4i 16-inch vie a be ‘ \ . & ‘BUILDERS a DETECTIVES dors | “wash. paint. Bomont 1090, Or calean: | od se mel tn ante Bids. S908 Olt S| axe. exoerience 5 Post-Dispatch. (e) | sent us with distinction and ore work Glaser Bros. 131s v‘ourrent’ varseia = : CARPENTERS 3 enecifications | OFFIC EROWM ELA CHAS misaing cot RED | Sly ag RE e523a5 | 228 ed Aaphal C57 =~ ot NG MAN— About is 5 care of age, to | A » opty ase “2 —Yeans: war aa. A. am aren WE tei 8 : ere oes oo ene — oyliding vee beople. 81 ‘Tithe Guar. Bidg. Olive 8762 ing; hel 2 —Qit.: girl; or general | + .noRERS— Trinida :: (c) wees in Ree ast: meee opportunity | ene. . AG 409 » m. Me NTR am Nataral | Rridge. — NG— a our qustatiens oo oe | sd furniehed fo: anv &i hane “347 re nay : “eg dy | COLORED NU RSE Roper, entral ferson and Potomac. $55 per month to sts ung man. Bor) from «: : ferences required. 45i2 _ roofing 3-piv | LA " : tin ee wrothy ‘ iER—M ust be expe. , energetic young c4) arthy. : N SF — White: "SA ere — A. quantity "Yea guar | teanone bie is TS | Bet ty < Bos i 8S. Government housework it NDSCAPE GARDENE ¢ lawns anil for bright. ch. ‘iniaall McC Main floor balcony, A 4. bal elste ereeo Arese arch: tert en ; altere- IV Ey orm or : esti ting. lo- 4597 a “Bo- LA 4 tn flowers. care of a Gan L- 369. _Post- Lispe aiv E 7 ae ITH | Emplormet. _estmin ineter_p. ™ white. king heavy ou ~.. Sean le Hard. : : "ARPENTER—Gaoraaes — reveire SAR ® S8ficer does shadowing. inv is leton | Onell by colored: stay on place. nears B wante, Sermanent om oN MAN—AGGRESSI\ ILKS& Co, | Str tented required. SS Lins ———» per rs (c8O) wi Neg Soe Watenn 3426 At Viacent Or “ied ie Oth ons Cite ate. Oitve 1 if 57 1. (80) | “mont 207 : aa fk or day| tion Avvly I. D. Kitne. 606 (05) | BoM ES BALES SEP SUN | aEnous & Barr of cn yng), e ay | . ee a Pie ; 1 ; a 3) | inet ; eiec- | VELVETS. RI PPL | 036) Gell. pore hres and - Ser - GIRL—sit . 2947 ( ingt nA Who c q ar aleo do e.ece- f + *¢ RK < CONC ‘ERN. A PRiDA ay ( CARPPNTY air work, prompuy fone . work, Bomont Te ae eee he xs AD Rt RNER— laine must bel NEW. Y¥ HOTEL, ROOM 311, kinde rewair work Vv . SIO4AR 4a MEDICAL GInL—s t: alo red } hn ruse wor : tric and acetylene — Fy Petro! eum FERSON N 6 AND 7 P. M. NHIEZ [B48 aa wer jou hte, } : » betore and | @ mnt 2225W t-claws mechanic “tag (cS) BETWEE | te * a : he Wi ME™S—needing helt Bome! n a work: plain firs 4 h Wood River, i11. Se ee ee pemetcias wy om s Seer otetnity Hospital #4516 | GIRL—Sit; colored, house a? Corp., Sout : 7 ad . : dell 7o04. | etteration opal ™. § uy. id Pairview: ~y ls Maternity Hoepital."45 : hours 8 to 3. Lin ) — , Lefles - Po the St. Louis Ma (c37) cooking: } orm fra een vie ag won bi. Grand BA74M : Faas as hintasbetsiacatids an / F ib ead cada tallied eee ict . SeEa Pe SPEER | . . : . - - zs ih eOpseetrs, mapa sere tena tete seers’ F ats 1 19) 1: ’ oF

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ae a da v2 f . . oT, LOC per 15,134 MUSICAL “Wants” last year—9,807 MORE than the THREE other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED “® ee — oe -—_s me oe =2, TT a, POST ISP AT “i een Sawer — —— gis: A ILES AUTOMOBILES HOUSEH’ GooDs FOR SALE HOUSEH’LD GOODS FOR RSALE TYFEWRITERS AND ADDING AUTOMOBI! moO LI" +N As fh ITh—s yor . “eR Leve fire for roo’ cir ee MACHINES Coupes For Sale Roadsters For Sale guom fiai for rewt. ‘te and ~ ve s AIT ST MOVE A TeteT M ACHINE—Rea: ma Dee w2 7 4 mode rea) barca REFRIGERATORS Whe ewe ali cover town moelinre for tt aaa FSOr: ‘ou cee cutte ~ 4 ER ! } anc “ tote . we 4" "a "Tse ‘,* ; 4 iL \ : d € . . x : ’ r ~ ; ~ = }, eet oe ott ott eal) Ser. ag a (at S44) : 4 } . , . r +4 . ; aa . : oui . iy 4 a > . ' ** .* . " -- @* : : * ‘ . , - eet ue 4 Bele Pinos TG * w*!.% 1] °. : : .orti 7 Pt aD | ms? . | gies utiv «§ o none * & iy , ; . inl , ’ tor re- _" “ “ —, —= ome , tas . * oe } ~ Tl DER Akt oR nr’ C«— Red Areese-* nin 7 Trio i. ¢ AsH OR CREDIT ; t a a. oe " : ae - ; 7, 1@°4 - a} cond. . a. —— nani te - — «* sa? “3 on ©4~- eguipped something different act 6) RING openmge @ i of furnits mrpete Ok STOVES | tae teecpaal ge ene i a witibeci‘aune. samt 1 veer : : w. perfect as new. 6 pew —— and wehoxes) Kaplanes 142° ‘Prank n ~-3--= = noma ea car: 23735. Ooen Sut c- Suns : ATLIJAMS 42% (oa) ant .? NI] “rn e727 DOWN SALE eres . SS i en es eet ™ 4 i . FURNITURE DOW: Se satu ) a « ll amare | VAtCtitm + Le aAaLiie — © sor extmmpiee” j io T' Y = «\ ao - ns — -~ * a wusee4 or 24 - | eo rz oe wee rae, de ° 43 * , uerd Koryel Eureka Heover Amerie ov? os ' “YT ; — . - 2 ews . stv ¢ -OUM™ tree: guat- . down Schne 471GAa Natural Brides come 46 ow a. S> fave MOTH, Caen WE SAVE YOU 4x (>) 4 . “ ~ mE yo = ate time Moran tleertrs Cm rat ~ WASHER—FG- Lks vet rive fur + r igi és Bier ~ 7T — , auirh eale. 4 1419 ‘\ eth wi \ Var Adenme Peace, ' ‘ VW : . eC E iy | . ,” 3 Oe MRP = ~ : oe ry Mh . Ke Erri 4 Aubu VAP? bh —4 oye or s o ’ ee 7 . . ee 7 , 2 “ : = = : ' e range! ilke ne i oe > Our se ye ry Purchase : =) rT More Riese | = »s ‘ I AG? : , . eca>n ; ° 7 . . . " — = “Soa —— ween Sent . -” *-+ WASHING MACHINE®—We vena a: > Rooms Con prei@ Slio BICYCLES—MOTOR CYCLES ~~ re “ ino i - a terme FH - ww et sper pl menses quick service Bove Bedroom, Dining Room and Kitchen. For Sale _ Kuhimann Aute salen S1S8-51 Easton, | cvilen: tires: commare it with amy car eg A me . -- * . -) - 7 °. . - - ; s > wa . ‘ é Renee : “ibe : MABHING MAC HIS ES—all denuentia’ le Terms. he cael ang > “yt | yy rr n : + ; By . ¥ ~ | s*s* mM (P24 ; ~ oe ’ . . , q " et - " . - * AT Public Aurtion ee Tiigrecdea’ ’ I od ; oN \ iT M Sruu ‘ , “or a — — 1050 5 Wh an im fine io of wremes = Dining Room Suites. #86 ; scelsoed fe attach moter. ty oe ~ RK. —— He ORTHWEIN 324. re «64nd fringe fm fet sees ; Be "7 SR a + : e - founiers end chifferobes daevenettes. dave a), } levant > Piece Velonr = . Pre eA DAY 4 » EVENINGS i 4 evrolet sedar * 4 - ote Sulies Sime reom eves oak arc **“™ ee = — g > _ — + Fa . . > re n — - we as ‘ wh inut . ard dining Teun - I “ane + JEFF! on SS an “ a ee s : ike pew A snap if bought at . > e\* T beue a ° . ’ 4 -** “oad = a —_—. * —- fal to attend our regular week y au uc: Linoleurms: Special S0e Yard Work MULES_—Horses:) S25 + 5 .uce : oO TA 16 hae ee aT mn Ter A! A * - Phonographs Speral. S47 ny MACH'NERY 3a VV os" Us ani . - ~ ‘oe OGarne ‘ east 3 ! ae : ore « ther ex free delivery and the mrivieee of etehe: ee . ; , ' note | AUR S—! spon “TP lA rupees gem ; e Phone for Semonstraix if mot en' tafied Desens ate’ per eg rich © rene +44 = ' er a =: “¢. repeiving and a wd $ a very eis coll 2° same as new 4 eoode of al! kinrde bedroom eu'tes et ee ; ; } eo — . ne , 44 dining Toor ceulies viving coam suites Se oe ans M Been 2 1 AUTOMOBILES, 2444 LOCUST ST. Un Wee ge agai a cerpets vee of ali is nie Diane ” i 3 ‘en Co P +e" iL I 4 . i —— . ‘. - a* ae - - - "tna" 4 ’ cial — , che re fockers bookcases kitchen cat ee oo ee —_— i s seus Se = : = a ineta extension taebee evervrhine to fur = oe RS. ~& ' o..»! - ercwavar rvels Se nish four home completely: eo 4 to the a Hi | fey ~ : ry oe mA ! cos .£ / bm ‘ highest bidder it meane veu cen Our . or re r. Garms oo: ’ ee st your ewn price wont forge: ovr MOUSEN to ; pees WARTED nted . - ~ vv r« * : Chouteau § Selkirk Av: os or fiete dee: ¢ , e = wre or am & ts ~~ ae cee” ee -* ~ . = . ° oo , . . rin ii? — 2 mn » . tr: , a For > _ —4 ied a "| m sl PA Matas ree, seen cee a $1750 Coupe, $795 yeber Te a em ee ——_ ‘e4°§=6—P ere ivlimar = » Teetmar } ror ¢ ee . ; - , wae Ole ‘Ter -g« 8954: caceiids: For new bedroom dining room ovine RMHUAK ae tS 1, AtTos Wie I eld iw ween | eres Some Bargain Seg ~ ot , a . . a . “ ° = ‘ . "Sonn. . toet . ~ = | me poem. stoves. ruge and a) hove he rouwte aetna eines \ti tv , sul? Cc isl= of as oe = ' per vaelnut bere eu te : : “tate atrenhaeker oOmMpe $2. eaty teres $-pieve American valnu FCRNITUCRE 04. ome — ee ; iLike Wie = for wrecates SP F rcenhack ‘ KaoN act nev lacie 4-viece Amertcan weainut nine room ay t 21382 33°?) Base: :- pie weer Sort +0 :' 8 1 ii > RD— Tudor ss hyd ."¥ #% Tras ¥uU te . . 7 ‘ - ~ .* o +. “We ~ 2 «2 - s0s - 2 S « = _s rp .- : ’ . er Z 2 — » . k= . . > - . _ + - )/ @*'e-= pieee liyine room SD i “worse. — Vien 4m f ‘s a Kink 34641] Junmiaca Sid 3 - ‘se * >the ‘ om : 1 . ’ = epw A LANGAN 7 ten. ni ~~! > ; c . + 2 ’ ™~ " = « e . *« aer w - . all = " - + — a 244 L 4 rf 1 ~ aT Ee ” - "> &“ : “- : : he, ao? i * 4 t ‘ ‘~ = . on 5 | Roems Compiete = mum have guxie Kieon oa 51 KER 1026 Special Six cous ; . "42° - ~_ ' ‘ ~ - - Pow _ & : 41” ‘ ; “4 F ™ - = s . s- : - “A ‘ . — ‘ ~terte _ a ‘ . " . . © —— : : -— me ™ ; ° , oo . " ‘ “ ‘ - » 7, | , wee - > $137.50 ieee SS) abt & for bee at auetice. | SPXEi _N—Avumpblice, by sees Ne ee ee i el) | i—i0— — oe 4 : - , ” evr HAND vt. mor? while ve * he e - . - - es —_ Be tT ] . . . . . - 4 © SEILKIRK avTCTIo€’ @ sTr RA ‘ Mut > & ' : =. : a ? , : f > Pore ae ee Daten ie Mone wred perments reduced in For Sale No Money Down-- Easy Terms ov § a3 8 gitaned: pexmente reds Limousines ~ ‘ 4 ~ - Py ab _ VT. -~* @ . s Juet think of it Litime ree Red rec : ke Sune ' one-= Mortanae . a ; - oor os tax . . rs i —— ; ' a ae (ll oe ener ore? « e124 mo ‘ '}? ~ ss ° =} a3 Wikies - + wa t » y ry ’ ’ a>% _ , ’ , ead ae — — me vi . : . . - . ~— | . a. — —- = ¥ v » ~~ - - st ~ 6 ¥ ~ = . ." = § — ~ _ i . “errs os 7? . . ; ‘ . yy " - . "? - - be + ertings. arranged in room: a / ARE YOU SELLING OWT a SS as ae ie ee ee 4 . | : eee esectiy “het you are buring Living ? : Peoue — eente GLITE MOTO ‘ °3°0 Waehi>eter - peo conteme Ball ‘iv oe room rue 4% : DRE. : 4 . —— aie na es Roadsters For Sale : , e@ttee. armecheir’ and oo ru ke Be treme iM) YOU NEED MONEY? 4 : T—R sors : Ris . Sar > tHe —H.B rug fullelee bet «uring «° ANIMALS A mwne i> S&S wm eu ee °° > is ' ‘ertmms : -- ; + ers ; — - _ trees, chest of drawers ent one air aT ©T? — 3 , —_— os : . : ; “3 " . ; Kiteh@a—Cengoleum ruc 3 a 6 is - : : =~ 71 | . : ‘ =. Mi, 1. ; a = chaire. burner tredul! cas ranee «= - . me i +12 a2 | * + 4 '? erway HEWROLET— 1924 soeeedser tow om ait wee and breler, and ede>oard Vv a8 | . reu? , ‘ LON We ere out of (> ‘ , ‘© = tetfore von see ce we se more ie Vr fis lLacus aots ¥ ; ; : : wd- ' ‘ + be to oo ¥ a) rw MTOR c 1In35 UN 3" — =a . . ¥ ‘ b rent diet: We * at hte ee le Pr bed - TW IN _ clus a our merchau! se ‘et er . _ ' wR! Hi VwoNT 3700 Te reer eur etere tube Bee «a CLOTHING 4 a = . Neture) Pridge car ner'> 1 tes fs >a s -oedeter » i tte I . 5-47 One-Third ae j echelon oY Bar ssa OUT OF THE MiKGH RENT LieTRICcT OS ’ t hes en Co ced AND LArW OPERATING Cost FNAL! ae wean ~» sia uses Mer Sate os +. EP iis ac ene . : .eh TO SEL. Te? Yi" a’ tices |} . vrs ‘ es — _— i. oe | rm & ; " 4 - ARTICLE Ya ’ : sania au'"S « ; j EBVaRYT aRTr Cv ARAN TER! ? PE | : XA AccT’.Y we - ast : ‘ : , wie %~ —, (nied “t's a1 6: any size 4coun Mier “y to. in... . . - ™2 ys es os é ‘ BER. « g *ra ee * a a ’ , R - a . rn » . : | . * . ae a aa cre JEWELRY—WATCHES © | : O13 ag s be d* : > ~ Phe ough Me _ are? 7 ae _« . . - ‘ ; eder . atl 5 ive ; Pretat a°« any Site a toent We is = : + . . SED > &? treet ve » eles “gular $/° ‘ RADIO = . o . , « ai WY re 2 = XY SPE AL $2 . .--S: | KAMPEN FIRER Rie KO rre oof > For Sale | De BLICK : ; 4" cy beeutifully vEho we ere ; ettt mal Nis @ a eo LL MER S~.4 ase . ate a? - — a. oP atu 4 t atic liar .: ” oo ‘fe jan VA or ” xz 7 “ -_™ a 4 = ft ie " Roo . ‘= as «Q 220 «C4 » oe ‘ om ’ ; ¥ , Lele@nkes f mr : Pon a . . ate ad . oad * 7 ' . wee / i ~ = = Gs & _ S SS . - , ~~. . e 3 ° , ‘4 DMN T NG. Poa at Srrre acer itt ms ot & o - ae thon \ SUNDAYS AND EVEN'NGES fice $195 Gown 3863 Faxon > china cabinet, ePlere esters ow ‘4% 6 , . ” Ame , PERSON MEYTOR Sa = « j QZ 4 1g ' Radio Reoairina i eurmes ma . . a ” ~ ine Culf-etse Set laree a oreche a ties ae a == & : ; ‘ " é . ~waeeoroa > « oF es - "a 7 =. , ; freside char UPRolate «- Ao. fr sare or Orine four ser 7h? ..3 Cen , . 2 Mm see'~g : ’ ~ «oe imer Pcaa eo + _ .7 : ~ grade of veimur “me spr [oe = a an ‘ , i. s - ; } > ah ’ ~ THRESRPIRCE t"c'my gary emame! and oak Oris” + S peor SAFES iF 2 -+—UONV ERL Fervanie toon Wicloend owe De ems pK ws : | aye valet Fhe : . ; “e ‘ + > Mur : : on yan grewer: fully exapret and gun eat 4) 28 ' ‘ | s 2 entee® perfect - = ae “ : Mee . > ——er coarse od’ « ° SPerratr, THIS rerK q°> | ._ ——— Sow «tet ae - = ca "ter Jonr ** arrve « > 4 (oo 40% , s ain nr 4 4 ~ . | =. . . ° . * - 4 ° , , ! OM SUITE, walnut 3-piew ou'> Baumann Sate Deautiful Tuder desigr ‘ime bet A cle) sts aes a7o} : sn ts: ome e732 > tet ae = — - -_. ba . ’ Pan! ts - ; an > . - — _- 2 « . = .- ‘arwe dreseer and oem ~fforade a ‘ ~ ao ro Pn Said Se *’ a” rw ‘ rs = out . — oR! St oe fgg? z + Agr a en “ tere cemMrarion walr:t ‘iin %& pee Sar-orest wares ‘2 Goors ant genus “ *s nerfect a ; a 44 — ; oa: _ . os | : - . . . tweler the bh e de i. we ~~ oe ae | > *e ote erme toe « 5? » we ~ bs % »- ~ 4 h — e * —, 3 a‘e oat 7 «- — ' _ % THREES PTE scree =" Parlor « 38 Lm ED pee Tet ee - >a >.4. nes : —— r = ’ ve : CWNOGOOLET w en = er’ e a> | vo - - - .* . . -“ " ~—— 4 * - . a ~ 4 — = girs — = an .ve « : [or Se Gee ci ng, , SEEDS, PLANTS AND TREES civfintitr Sa va 4 —— teres to select from. s« regu. eret © Ssenitary cartons. se eae: Gimere.tO: 5 ° , _—- Guan | ' “nell es eed te dea a _ Siz : TWIN BED Size. $s abie, rar OM | oe pices ) | STORE and OFFICE FIXTURES ©0900 °°. SO PON Soy" OT Chee (39%) A WEBER MOTOR CAR Ree otk REPRESENT —— . oe. cle , : +) ~ewiar He’ Ford emery te ‘I —— AND MAKE Ar 464° eee wate eure 4 tHeewe “oR -—— sane os" . “ : ; ———— —— = = — rr, “S84 OR rite TF — . — . . ' "= — fete Wao a “ . . _ . : ° e 2 a . . . nee " - OPEN EVERT FY ENING 2530 4 B-oad~a ant ' ~ — . ' ; : 7 = ——— 30—60—90 Davs Considered Cash — pup Cen Det. Cohan RO roo 18 Ol R GRE At TES] SAL E ; : » nneeheene Wrong Me Rine Co son orreran “e ‘ a Bes 1923- most beautifa , 3 $2045 as . uecrsae Ca 749 nt funda + Roaece = o “ZA T.. *'* «5 7s - — a = a. eager ios e- .s Pr aye lh Big? mare BEDS, Sitimens feel de matt - ‘ chee « bas grON A fice die: wheels ‘> oe: “ beautiful. Walnat, ook or sabhcenty “>in SEWING pr Je arena on ae | 1924. rub about ton — * oa i as So “¢ > “uameene spring ard fit mattress = iets “Ew MA HTN! vive : - ~ ane -- 4 , ———— , ‘ r Wks — es _ ~" i one w LIBERAL aLiow “ . | eT At . " “s Nok ese Se TURNTTCR ~~ A Sale “ . ™ . : : > ; : N : . - : ze _m F - a ~y , = ¢ * oss 4 ~ a ” > ».¢ -s ; 2 ‘ ; - . -~ ) ” z * » .* a | Sat, Pato oo MUSICAL = . 7 - . é z 24 ® . goons ’ o a - _ Z : m7 = 7 ~ 1 7 . : ; + : =a : —s = = : - s 3 LEn— > as Musicai Ins * = |i | 4 NN 7 = - ) AST = A 3 ~~ « wSeDer a=: & - i cones ae sevilie a¥ jasz stone AUTOMOBILES Sedans For Sale = “ — > o- —-.* a fie ¥ 14th. : “SF t: — . _ + sro couile aot mers rnahogass uphoistered: chk ©: mg re are Cond -Ta OG ture E> F SorD axe - | late models: SI "FF" UF O OADS S * — of bedeoor and kitr ben fur oe . ; cB) For Sale Pima ae a = ~. ey ntl ' L YY A F = A mae | : rary: > *"e a, he = . =? oe > - = ~ ~ = = . a iy « ” | oe Z > - ¢ * * « " - a 4 ~»* ; ‘ bs ~) renta = 3 motte $* r ——" = — “ on. a =". . ze ". e ' ’ : A ¥ ; . a rt ae ws : . .-* .* o — ° ‘ i 1. ~ wv ¢ ¢ » . : a © = oe © : » “> met e ai REPHIGERATORS—terees oe in th ture reduced. Old furniture opwarc =: Louw Trnewriter Excna * el - - “t : mae Se a ee city. joweet prices $5 up. 2616 Frank ' ; . — - rh of Mair 1162 j Lom so +> i. erent ; Prriat -+ . : : icy? ’ + ¢*? ar {re {j Tor [ie “A ( ash it : 7 + ers - Th t a. A 4 ee | ertrus s+. ’ ‘i \- . ou = 7 ra at a ? > x = ° ; - a . = J - 8 s* -- ¢ . : “ A ’ _ * Te © >* . — il — or ‘ : = Z)tsi _ ree e S08 uD : it ; Porta Diet imo lt makes OF JOHNS ~ ~ ; . ‘ Pi i KAT yh yes —- . la? terres Ca q ~ = .? o- = rrr we “ ; "vr ? ; — ‘ -~ : *aié ’ " ; ee a> s 2 _ = : 7v Rx S . ke ne* Furniture Exe ee ew ; J iva ry” : , A. > . La ae .. : e . ; — - 4 sot , . .- ‘ : - aaa > " «° ane = ™ “ antl ™ at Wael nerot BS ’ °* ter every PurTparr 0 4 Sam : Sir «4 re - a : or = - os . 1924 MASTER 6 “yee Gy Ee pr REFPRIG RAT R—Leree waite, ‘rot oe 2 ' ese. 93.00 5 ee on ; uplere ines. gi) makes repairs Marke - ) ser This car urine e a th ang Leenst (ct goo cen@itlon. Beap [i254 Keo $4 . ~ - €) > ns ta. ertals Union Typeer'te Wf PS POF! ue, ivc4 Re See: Bt Com | : :' ~ on hal = = —- = ye rf 4 . ™ _- . ', 5 ; _ Var’ : - Du b ‘ ‘ % _ a g*rt) © -* & , _ ve ? . . = . ta hy - _ i Sa ie Ys 4) and 6 Sha ; & Sh oe? § ep $ > - - : ms : . lg . ‘ = : — « : . _ , — 244 LOCUST ST. . cwrnge- ° “ey ge “ " mia top: peint tires and echat ‘ ° z - . * = - 477 & 1 we — - . WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29. 1923. AUTOMOBILES auce~ ne ne tes Towrina Gare For Sale has X—T "ing 72° Dees 5 Sas . axe a ee cs tem oe rae) ewan’ Talking Machines For Sale "=" - venn> ‘Gaaen. a a . Shiie Met = —— » PS a (14) gemeine Secure Viet | Grea * a cones sae wPrigh" medele « jee a ! b EA > 4 i ~ 4 > 4 ee er ee Ft | ) ul . TRA : t GRAND Fl. S366 $8 —Seatiy {= q To¥ 9 roagns. boar’ eotior if pores): Bsi7A—Neat'y furnmned rooms. all cutsveniernces. ged board a om - ore : eer =. ode! or? >» - _ - i i tf af tet ij a i . - z “ ~~ S44 . . —” =. “a “ow? tw lat = . - o ; _anpeteees ‘ cy . ‘ _-—-- ; - i i y P o | tr LENGTONS 516i— st a eat —Reoo™ ' Moter 4 BN SOS _ AUTO CO, 205% **ter two centlemes. twin beds. orivase ee OS c.. seeu erfect. * Trucks Gew with ‘y ly. breakfast if, | nesninmaiagii “4 ~ * . =24 ~ 35 ee aGe vogy: 2 hoo™M AND 2 \ARD—Destratle aoceeme- ¢ iat lom in oritate bome of tee fro | iient boom. for twee gen t yevroe - a ted : ejited en Pun @ erences es bang i Bot K-1%5 P ” e* ee nd shud sen gunssiee (eee SETELAND. 62261—Reom. S: — mm ise Cc CKS. *RICED i es RY cost ia Pall ‘ . re KS ame REPU F be : al 3843— Row " prier ce ™- . “= . - a * . - = . ~* = ‘ : : ~+4+4 LOCUST ST. FORD—Tourines = a cae tee ty meals optional. Grand 41168 as) “ge . me ¢ o ; t "tr ” ft = - YS : ' 2 : > ‘ te $5 ret Fe a MORRIS IN 1120a-—-Neat. clean room for a oe Passer ger too as: "2 f - é = a 9 nletl 4 av wy? Ae . ro are one ena! es “T= : 4 a Ter sd Ps -_ 2. - —— A + ~@ 5148 2 av Re egy . — = >». — = warden oo a | ene : - Ea stor = : fooMw— rane near Rsesel tt apartment: | “ps 7 - + >. Creortng this . ~t eved 749 rt rt = a 4} =x Tz A > —_— - a "o> * - - — ~ — TeIVN A YEAR-10) VAY. Ne Interest—No Re d Tape YAHLEM 1033 N. GRAND “Ss. i eding F F "4 bs = te 7h | | 1 ; ; i iE up : : 4 =| od | il j Te S t Pee’ any 4 : * fe Se Cap Or Gace A. Marie at . - ‘West ae —— | ——= ovme Sedan « CAPANSE “$058 — Room an? beard for J SUCRE — . : 2 . 4st wl ma - 4 Y - Teur oan fa: - ard . 3° {-4) CA r otis aeeneet “Eee See : — ” FORD USEDCAR ¢aTes and cATE-= 53e07 — a he 1 avpreciate | re. DELMA >: 4) ws a a =, ,?? 'e2r rc ert $3 Open ree and oo 2. $255: ter-=s Williams +200 HONES STY IS ov R MW 6 SSS SS to-date in every way and will 4 —— ne _ rt cine. 2 ¢ . J ? fine 4 Si. nai and -_ meals. | ——— ~ _ ~ an... eee 2 ee ee — DELMAR BL. 349. SoS} — Laces Trent: . ; — 1 rang, sre “as what we tel) you ws ¢t oe beard 2 people $7 a front, ear bumpers: oruins 2 rear’ ty ie , Tee | SELMA 7 rom A por nea . zc “- ecu eS anc pert FORES ARK B: é. “al Be *s ” ee w , Mar wx on Storage € Fi inanece : mee ls oe ved family style. comfertabie | — a nm © nf we 7-4 * ¥ ar 1 S28 Locust ~. 7 ~ i- = 5 - ~ L- > ? —— —. . = -————— —— = — : say @ food car a eee Eb Sail TON 6@226—Nicety fern | DELMA *. } 4 *1 ng i@iae : >.#*a® gu a bat . ced board boar ke on ec “ereeR woroR can co.) g)|6=— EE LOC I's ST STH ots , Studebaker Diecributce feet eal c 1 -— » . foreie _ = and —_- a . nay T™ is \,....fF WEEK . .— roms tw —_ ale « es * LOOK, HUP SPORT! © =" Pre nsOw. “Sia tarwe sews toh | Ma : var ~~ o McPHEESN. 340@-—Neweo ? a-.- =] to) Car—> >. 7 ; room. excellent =.als: garage. é “asclest car mis - n i PISRAON, 41344 wih ban “ ful beaver b xe r o southern expasure; ail Con Tenences ELLA. nde 146W i aki to -— MAPLE sai ee aga 7 yp ale y e @ as e > = = > r: erences «tt hwagzed Beary , 4a —t Tada TAR _ BEF _ MAPLEL ‘5HO—Nicely fan \d [ew ott —Toccne >: repa!nte se ~ctovese het water, beard optional ca $495. *+rms ad =4 aston. Porest "812 e? Saris Oe ; Sundar ; MARYLAND 4934 (Ast Fi— Front room yw af WON— * eae » —— ae SS eS. > a e850 = . : . iy : ~ 19 tam row AND fa RD Lave froet Treen : ort t of ‘ Pars 2319 Canon rerpger s ? - rurr'ng wetter er 3 ~foed cueet~ . z : > . “a ; — "ty ANG ~ « ‘= f oe - z -) $ ~ — -iea = * — — = . = - - . -_ = Le | : >, >. - - . - — - 7 « ~ . aS , 4 2 > x - . >. - _ 244 LOCUST Si. —~4 se" ger O° “ fa” . » ‘ acini . 4 > ‘ . « ay ere “a10 ‘a : ‘Qe “4 : —— VERNON 5943 — Beautiful aie - 2199) aot optiemel: cenventemees, = 25 . 2T> ; rh. = 4" 4“4°iwv . =- =- «¢ “a. WASHINGTON Br. e-* ™ > ° p=) : -s oe Pea a =f ra! Br'd¢ee WEsTMINS? "ER PL — = — a room rae. VY leee ei wet ’ LINDELI ~~» & erTwixde")- teewe* haere * - . * Ras & | ects. cone : Tires Fer Sale. « - en : oe? ° ~ ECKER ws grasd 7 et 4 ——i ae. & - 2 t an » etcnar eed cut ine my . ™ —_— . * >» or sl - * s-) > + aor mm > a 4 ey e at . . oo . - ~ — . . se°.8r™ - - —— PT aN st laity : . x we ae : ole ' * = + . at > . — 5s > © * Tha wn _ meno 4 —— rg « had : e 7 nae d os ~* 27 “¢ ra - ee - 7 5 . . — ~ “ 7 . ~~ > : of oo LAS\—s i283 wed © $25 Dx Ww N $3 WEEKLY The W orkingman’s Best Bet! “s+. © & Velite Toumrg rf fer ere ef & waz vel’ . i ee ee Naat _*r ee ee ee ee eee eee ee “as land “ee vreenrreree rr ff © "tT PaTYsS TO) TY) SCY ‘' "ARS SATISFY’ YAHLEM 1055 N. Grand i % = — ae “JI ~ ‘ | s+ 4?) 5S 2. y— y= — ss t:t—S *-4 *@ > ‘a a. oT? - ~ a aie ; ’ "T-——T ry - , rot nae , _—- oe - . = - - — eaten gine os ind Revere 1 ~- — » a WeN . - = - ~ . Ds Ae A ee PLA YTER-PrAND—In + CHE VROLET TRUCK |} 92 Sr. 1) Pane! bed) good tires vrefoieted: o ‘rms of G2 ver aman Irena nr . a S a2nce ler . ~ - a a = : > STiRCK PLAN co. 4 FL & + = EP us » rue -4.ers 5 4 + cod Weer ‘ a ~~ | ocenidtiameisiinalial Rai Sia BSS! 3 $47 AND UP far suce Ch evrolet Trucks M1 Teer Sree *" per sore j 924 .& STARCK PtaAdO COQ Teoms OHFr=ewTy st wVDAT A =[=VEvInes “ sent ro at jEFFERSON MOTOR SaLFs co. rence from $13 up ont 44.4) Zaseonm a i —a a: ~ goaracteed aot. Truc {+ - . . ca & 2 - tet 3 Jetfeeron - oe th : tines: SITS S r . Mice sacrifice: « “ 1 <a © 45 695 per cs ‘$43 Easton 7 +raLkivea Mach? —il rl: s 7 3s e: 1 , "2 go: ~eepd??t att. = Simev TOM ———- . od , Toe 21. ¥ +. eo Tr TROT, + ——t — = % "¥¢€ ; Piet: Liceic i] Sea ae 4CTA GOs.

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WEDNESDAY, i URIL oq 1925, a o >. Auion~nears Les Trucks For Sale “ehhy ee iHiGck BARGAINS PRIL 28 1823 aad | 4 _ SF 115,431 ROOM | and BOARD Ads last year—52,7 37 MORE than the THRE other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. post-pisparcy, 30 —— eae ned ~ musica R pactindls Bees ercent asta | ice See i” tame | rae MEAT Mens) APARTMENTS FOR RENT” aPaRraEeor de Oe |_TM[SFORRENT "/FLATS AND aP-T~s WANTED TO LET—SUSINESS PRPSES : ne _ . i tgaeee ‘Deny 74 Dodane pou RTEEN 14) Zenuine Vi, car Victrolas, ae mosure, modere conveniences With kit: henette., ‘stnk. 4 range. con- | West —FURNISHED ee -ee ) tn he | —_ ; 3712 iK, Gas Ta Northwest ‘cou PLE—To 4 share my furnished flat. er AGP hays Mark Rg. oh th console and pat, ""Zht mode} eT st " a ; , art ? ’ ' ee Din ‘ i rs ’ 4» aia or r nion DE ClLOUSB ‘-r Om a Da " wit) , i 7 > . _ _--—— _ orm es ' Naot Ww. he we ne Kr, once. aah — 8 yd . wee ” Orie nal | able = rooms: Kas range SitK ; rea sun- «nd w ashingeton Partie ener ot heorne Dario» 4na «le — ne - ret oN m. _ “ 3618A—Niceiy turn ished ‘Toom — en on's leis (ed) gyn hak JISO0—S | x rovm steam-beated infu nished, $75 mmediate Desseee on 1105 4 “HESTN T (o> } ok L 144. _ Post- Dispat-) ) j NEW STORES— Per er phar wf - € 13> "1a a oe ot Sond! a ‘ ‘ : ami uly ._._- €84 8On ab! e hear _ bug w Pry RM AN. 503 vi — ‘ ely Oca- wy rtimen! ibiea en ' on tea For (NS pectie one 8. at rLAT W id $ or hy o : kind of business. scTeens and . i] ; 174A Nat 's rid ge thom, pine ' Wk RAME a 799 —_ og wt Room _ lo. ~ jo : & Dies 41 .7 > vn reD ne t . «t ay 4 r ma. by ‘tw aculte ‘ . » yy aot | | rooms: oe fue - ——2 « oy dry “basement tion; U uiversity @ar: $6. For aa 4194R AUUE } VROOMAN. Main S96. (04) EN Rigi : ; io4 | ars Place | mt Be Stoo" , June 1: reasonable ney Tide Jefferson and Utah, “ns $90" ‘octt> svc [oe ; f a} oblert Ve th r eN RIG 5627 a i rent ox D-400_ Post-Dispatch, (ed) on i} guin Son ° at Ong). ry ROOMS d BOA ein ‘i ¢ neo Die ions ' -. Jett ‘Teon (che Rooms WiThH BOARD—ciTy ‘Sa. UC RI, 16° 3— Neatly fur nished room, ge ntiemen. ‘(e) Was) ington University « let rent en I mR ST PA Rix oe 3 rooms and juts M A RS & RP Gq Sc‘ iTT SOM) “hes i? ] URNISHED AP aa TMP \ rT + nee _ — a Zt IMER. “Ai? rene ~ : Miitietor S$. . urnisheg , + : —s : ——— . TE ye Q\ ent Irniahs op ' T> ) PURDT, truck. Ns new _ ea) F GRAND aT le, 2508 N —-Neativy ¢ | _€Mployed couple pres nA. pees Oe and: | WESTMINSTER Pr ” end “VOUODFELLOM ; 5 ti room ‘tea a Pp Fl RNisiy . ned a laren front HAMILTON, 525—5 rooms. = am } ‘ Fl ‘(NISHED APA RTMEN f—@aall - t 4 e bdDath nice condi lon Sao. f, : — — fe } wi lt be eoanleeed n 30 da ra Panty ’ ; ler . "oO « q Re be a ore ve a week, - Oifax 6:3: 37 K. ae BU) i ; i Me ; nice. lean home connecting To OmsS: alen « fending is RO) ’ Sue OTT — m9 1 JEN : 5% floor north, Month - Is. Ut fice 10 7 Mec } BENT. J1494 i] bio. k outh of — er D E _—" A. MAYER REALTY CO, $e . . ei: : BEER. $827A—Neat) furnished rooms: "ARK, 9: 340—Nice : $8 iene sence » WEST PINE BI a-2 ! Rt P S-NS. «ee Chestnut. nd wD ey “rove Parki—5 rooms and bath, steam | W ) 4612 Gravois Ri ‘ bit or r00m; also ha! NE e. 4256 urnished roo: ‘Lo: ‘ ‘ ' —=342_G : verside 1780. (ef) 1 Peovigay ' K« @) Su be Week Dix) airs @ll cor nvVeniences: Zo 4 “boat d DEG De em- TOOm; gwar age. F als . for wen: eMan: tg , ee = 70 Hi a ‘ a. . nt 305-13) +S —~Firet floor: four. FI HRNISHET) 45 AR "MEN? in 4) 200 aden Le screens: $45. Inauitre LLINGS 4S FOR RENT 5 a 4 ij ‘ ; ile ; ~~ * re" nen Ars I Ind >] eae : 4 * - ae - 'RreT mr > as — = : i — MS Mm « ry Leeds 0} T Silt. ‘ 'Vinletea — OO riio = y Te Metliag's I Oliver A —— | sy “3 | “housebesets . — * Snnecting light ™ ae AN ch BL... 4°41—Attractive 2-room EUGENE 3 617 I ‘HE MI R S17 Chest: Forest S711 . cean adults. b Sr ARC AL, 3915—3 Ome. steam boar Central West if : ae 4 : re Ane Troome (4) | — Suite: kitchen: «, an: reacorable Pais y —— oa ic) ' : oe Ww ASH] IN ‘ . TEA mallee (gro ao “ — one os ip , . “Pan ae —* aU (c4) FURNIS# { 7 rs = floors. garage 65. Wm.” GTUN, 3516 11 root na, beth. F. Oo seen ‘ ova - ~ ern went + Ta r onditien: : 5 Northwest "helenae P lL... I74]——9 coms for light VW - eo PUNE, $:300-— Nic . furnished | IN GSBU » OF 34—Neow 4 room a a at aX... y yd MEN [i — For ren: Helle. 1032 Ni &rh Olive 3433 . ie4i | c. steam heating Diant : parking HOUT coe. LO S1O rent sii nemtlahway: Me: ry He ark AUTO Oo. sear tn e monthie “LEXINGTON 5161—~i let f) east St}—Room j Di ne; 3d floor. heed ae ectri “hen Sink. oc ontinuso Us Nwr Wa- } ‘ Sarns (ere ' nore _ Gate mth pen and Been. BOTANICAL. 404 5A— fi] ock north | Tower spe e® on |} $15 ») ' furnished. 7 eat ne eo, ot Olive. ie5aeg pier, two mentlemen. ‘twin beds. private | ROOMS—Two bo ant. heat, was. electric: | —*¢'tlectric fan. $9. “° (c) | RINGSECH ” $7904 + : FUCRNISBE ny 252M Gtove Park: 5 rags. BEN AL -THEIMER & BRO. REALTY ¢o. | "7 fre PORD “ewer + =. ‘Cotes or ; r te ” » electric; = — ¥. O73 t rooms, sun wo FURNISRE a = K: 3S rooms. bath. laundry ec- ) | DELMAR BL. 6706 a- Fi }: ‘ se ; Z “RAO, Hew an iLhy ar v Etyl.. Bier ly: break f ast if di fired $° ff) Stdnevw 1458 (e) VA ES T° PINE RI. 4112—Large r nt. ; arkrle« “923 »* €84ll Pars ; 4 DERE. : Al 1R rMEN Pi Newr fur. tric f! xtUre«- rent $4° adu! its ool :_o c 4 h W cor. 7th _ and i chestnut a ~ and ama}. +. S10 ines ne Offices. large sf ee ‘ “s-s010e ff 7 ot. “ cease a : ” — | . Rieflines On" ,.) ~ Ay ~ Tere te bay, S. ROOM AND POAKD—Dee rable accom-no.- ROOM—Neatly furnie) ha sleep ng: all con- einen noWith Sleeping porch ail convent. } i IN DET. r. BL... 4238A-—-8 oms ‘ *: OG rooms » » hatha weer ane HEROKER, 2096—35 rooms, bath elec.; | ' DELM. ———— - (8S) 2 ISMOBIT.— 10x ‘os theme: for ROme of lemme ners: EF: OM Sap one optional. Grand an4ait, | ePOes , £80) } service and garage. Lindely qe30M | near ice eshighway: ca cnthe. a nei newly decorated a Northwest ead ne ™,. a hehe He? be i Oe (ION TRUCK STAR ideal hor or two went emen; near | ROOMS—*5 j>.5) ont roots er “ ’ Sept. 15. Phon, {cults onls une KOLLAS-LUPPE *hest nu ~ 1 . ———— seen ———o oS T= span bal 7 a i pV ATIC TIRES "ks © Chevrolet and United p plants: ref-|_ Gran es 9097 Re front rooms, With moars SUB | LIND! Li BL. 4364—f- ; we —? hone Deimar 7004 eo | HUI = } ° Fp Chestnut St | MARCUS, 4945 “Modern brick Ovita ae, | DEL MAR- BL.. : very busy 4f tt T Hx ; ~— &.' INEGAR CO 20g = 2d BAG | pon kK. 13 ED. RUSSE LL, 2825 ‘- _ 4m 3d fl.. a URBAN SOARD ae Linwor ga 3. . ectri heage a A = wf | x me ‘tie rest fark: 4 roc ms, ba th os tt ~_ 31—-Becon ond flour. & TOGENS. furnace, earage, sun room. etc. (o4#) section, suita Die for ae a Call oF == “(oko F a ioc family; after 6:30 avg — camry | ad ae ® oar S soubles or 6 «entiemen| 8nd garage it nuded. Phone Lindel] 8586.| to July 150 0i¢ 888 furnis i is Pos? | E' GENE J “ALTHEIME KR. 817 Chestnut oe UIA, eo New 4-room bungalow, | °380A Delmar bi BS -_ ’ P —— — — m Defautiful priv: te home: , holce . af : n Diesna?.1} ewserences Loox 213, Pox:. . th. furnace. electric : 1. aan s : I R Ak EF L> j RI CKS a South i RU SSEL L Inai—2 roomie. nicely fur-| food proper!y rivets pris ear 4 of ; : eee (55) ; . ~.{ct | A. &., BLANKE RK. ye’ Ohi ~_ wa MAR Bl... 5020- 24: 26—3 stores; SVSED TRUCKS: prices. ” LAND. 42264—Roon, ea nished for light housek senine ‘c){ sun dining room. larse )un4, served in Lindell Ay. Anartn LACLEDE. 4916—3 s0o2,. —— VONSEXTICUT, 3856 — © seam ee -hestaut. ca location : vill rent all OF part for ; . ; Ki¢ KI> al . _ CL EVE 1A Ae ve s0O0M. aed board > A th a mae-pl om, iarer iivine room 4 a . 4 partment ata cy iplete for w t hy t ter erm of riers ' AE huey, COST Hew optional. E Ese lL. 4021 —Large room snd kis hen, | Jninutes downtown. Cabany S733W iin? | 4017 Lindell bi. @ coe " inuous boy fteam heat: slectricie PPO ta nraee fc) | SINGER-RLETS RE EALTY CO.. "108 Ne Sth “ arr Rett z ro 1L.T ANI) Kew ‘ DE TONTY, Saxx —k fame | light housekeey, ing: also sleeping rooms —n — = heat. janitor - newly Gees ‘ee ile we 5100 : ~ORMNYOUsS hot wate; S65 ont} (oR) ieane 1: 2234 =.—3 large rooms. gas. _Weat Olive 34 or Olly _ 949 , a? ATTRA TIVE = ona he: meals optional. Cc ran 4116 | oR! a ae (ch) | HAUSCHULTS > . we {foo LAURE] J1L6G6—Th reg. ay - secur new! painted. | BRL a7; rooms receetion hell at a 5355 ad; Aa OE x ‘@3no RAST aes “MORRISON, 11204 aa 4 ~ ge fat SAN, .£053—Room: meals — optiona:: Rooms FOR RENT COLORED | MAPLE 40164 ak . ae ~ ~ adh i Or ast: Sais Yus Light en ve +e. Pi a * wv ern, livers! de yA | LR. ake ——-—— -s, ps ‘ e on APRIL TRUCK RARE \iNeo— f a TR ——— ition : . | SHE NANDOAH, 363§—p, —— SB. “ama | single or en ‘casi = as son fane REAL LT a’ Eco. 8 F4 Delman LN f! rent Apartment, Apt. 7a"! (cq) EIGHTEENTH. “911 S.—Thres Foor: 8, | Press a a Cottage, bath and _sarage. | office; heat, light and janitor service; is Le month we have special nr ety wed. Grar | 7740 enartment | _ clean: reasonable Sa ee eb CAS. 3316—Fur a | NINA PD) $ab3—ia Ae pas Sp. | MePHERSON. 45038—Farnishe fo gas and electric, $18.° :) aN. ones vs rooms and a reasonable rental. Phone Parkview 2064 Ay trucks, jy fing Fora Nes , * ————___ Fang — a SHENANDO wi : 33 nishe, front OF Dack | ****) Fis. 38D. ,_ st fo0or. 7 rooms. in- 8 ro ell all or nace ee FLAD. “OTe : ” loor: Von, - ” ae ~ fron “~ 3RO3A—9 nfurnishead rooms: also h; j room e | “UGIN® sun partar Seping naoarcrh «2 a 2 .* . a Vi wart. €a@,} we o “~~ toomg. aa fieor: a Els ENE tr i — rs ~ , ~~ ~ De iby, et in the +ROOM 9 Mage py 2 with. .: ul “- Grand | — roome ~ onve nienc “eS ] b 6O%K *K + sda Gra I .. OL T\ "} 36 34 on v a —- +i ed — lares eh. rcory Seyapae m..... : a" 7 = : - . | “ty ‘ = a W vel wer = ~ ana 5 rent ream nha ble | E 3. “AL TH iM et? : nee ae EASTON 5501 596—Choice bu ce business To ovation ; GMC BPagon,) SNC, Mack, Service. Denb 5525R | (e3) | SIDNEY. 1°10—Houseke ing rooms, $8 Cull after 6 ee ts roome. | EUGENE J ALTHEIMER. 817 Cheaetn:- YI “04 ~{e37) | AS J. FLYNN R. E. CO. ain #81 HAMIL TON, 103 oH tient store: 1, . by y, a q aan | ekeeping rooms. § Dp. m, le) les MARYLAND. 45317 : EY ; “os | . 034—Nine rooms, baih. fur- O. H. BROOKS REALTY > *; Parka Selden ands ast Ww nainster, RURSELL. S862— Ro. m and board for 9 | -—=. ma 1.ehed apt. 3 SOM. 3823—3 rooms and kitchenette A. nace. electric 7. ee pots ; open. ) ov x. on vt. hak ; pup ‘ ¥© Ave a ~~ = : — ei ths ees ee AGE iL... hah amy 1:80 1°45 x) int Fervice | “Sih and janitor | Modern. iced) ts. BLAN NKE R sh I Chee T7tG Naw store "I3- is ' f re | Ss HfD the ota a emplove:! ' 4) i 7s" O0nawW ut; ; . - - tnut. | MAN wt ris Prices are ex. SBHENANDOATI BOLTA aman, XS fremt room. West j ROOMS WANTED WIL L reanee u : ‘Oh Bone nt te ee o) om OLIVE ie] —Elegant. P rnished 4. tc! GAS ‘ONADE, 36° 16 A—New “-Toom flat: | P AGE BL 47 Lo—10 « ean rooms, shades | oa -foot showcase wi a7 Fmt complete VENERAT warner: TRICK or southern exposure: for o* " wicks. board ARL iw TOT “Tai x — — ROOM Wtd —Be lade an em loved Drivate £06 Chestnut ve uv 4abartmient isthe =a toh Hh ain ater eat a ap lete M.. undr) hot- | __ screens $125: exceptional. | With fixtures; Toe tal ‘cotling on earesna a oan ; . jona : ’ ¢ ~~mens rooms. siceping f, mil : " aon a a, é -7 OlL.j : aa ; Ler 1fa ¢ i ur wi out Zarace ‘3 > . . ; fone & 057) ¢i. MINGTON LS A—1 ady ple ve 1) @ined teow es wi Per ees, Lor quiet, — re- Phereon _ oo I et die — of 9700 Me Pp ERSHING AP. ART M b NT aeaetea re “es a7 furnisned — ic80) ‘ne ern earn wears, 627 | suaré, Gwainen, o6e.; Wena Sy (o&0) -* a¥, a - - , 4 ned man Aan " fe r oferen fas 7 i 9523 Parchi-s we a Pe, & A ro ime. = . ta} (}F ANT 47°@ ae geen Ss , , ~ ‘Ss. (rand 7844, | ee MARKET, 5632—PFurn! he ot. 50 Or 2 ladies: Tod! amont car, east: Tront room for gen itlemen: go U if mJ. AL HEIMER, 817 « hest nu hot water, gas and » 4 tric: pe... nabio HUMPHREY, 41484A— 4 oe - semneete (4) | Location Best—No Competition. Pie | Coupe ., ie doe ‘ — , a . rooms, . ‘ -$375 CATES. 5001A—C ool. sou front. arin ern ex Dow re near Forest Park. . (4) | moons AND BOARD—Wanted | | ei aba Me bar =: .) rent hardwood { oars. tile bath. ‘furnace: will | SS |Skinker rd. and McPherson av, 1924 Tour. . $310 family: board Forest RB7Os 4,' CATES. 5090—2N~ in : —-~- (c6) " 2 een ean a ’ _ re ke . 0 ewiy decorated Hae y ROOM AN ‘ > —- ; ; ny "a5 wee N4 PERSHING (>, eer. Netation - . ae te sult DR AR D Wtd—Ry 5 bool « gir JItR . i : c on : ops'sting of sfx 4. G. BLANKE R. EE. OO... 78 Chestnut. é West oe Dougherty. Sheehan R. E. Co. | 1924 Roadster ++. . $225 % CATES, 9100, i -Loveiy room for 2: breek- kitchen, complete; large screened por piace in private home :, - rA YI hia es ind gacem nails te | yogins an ; ast or kitchen privileres, , sel ais aa ee Write side N. Grand bi teen | east 5 878 N—S oF @ roomie “anus. { 9520s BF HIN REALTY Co, Toa Noga: | LAFAYETTE, 4359 —Molom eee | CLEMENS. 5890—For 18 montha> 6 | Olive 8041 mD ¢ BED-CAR PLAN CATES, 5050—Desirabl “room and ‘board DE ke MAR BL, 3970— ‘arge in > odes . . . “ri mane a AR /NDELET MOT © RK CO., wm aime aa INE : . ') be ~~ > Z are gi — ch — . (4) in Private fa near Jé ia an. ter, cool in Surimer: we ~ in Ve, re — rs] ENG, O5ts Apt +15 -room . tow "4 ‘Ri ¥ ,_e= S—— rar /- new 5-room flat |; WES TMINS TAR PL 47 48—Furn niahed: | : ry 38 » Ss. Grand RB} ivd. CATES. a a wn Who appreciate re. : ‘ AR tT, ; 14°} —], git oT isekeepi n g firand Rr x ke 1” ~~ Pp D i. 2 qd re Fin wm, Pewee G . vy IN a> \ - ; i‘ ' 1 ; fj tliy furn ahead es 'horough y Y gern ‘o4) june ‘ to Sent. 2 ; 10 roome an d ra- East , Side : . - ~ . = - on 2 fiean are ’ *, e~e ) - ‘ . . . : tse ? ifbry ; ~} 2 min re r .? . pen hives _ and Sunday (o4) ome 1 furroundings and Pa 0d meals. 7 OMA f ? 5 ‘ ; Mio Riri o 4 ated; — cere. F te owl tana ne —— pS toch treck You will fing nakes of cars are 88: meals. $35." Ignael Or7owe PO8rd. | MAR Bi... 3811-8 . or Kea eancetter._Rox K-62. P.-D_ | D Nee ae | Se artment: sly fur. | McREE. 3624—New bunsalow-flatr Tike urnished House for Rent | roperty. HM. G. Quin, Po oe pret at date +e ll ——— . ‘pe pee eR IS =. re “ Ses f 4 : aathes tapas . Pa toe | eeeping or OuURe- "y a li (c57 : a partrnent ; respons: bie roome and su hMarior: ee floors ao oe a, : : x - . oy 1 what a " : —— Will convines DELMAK KL 5049 OO51—Large Zron?: seeping: single or conne: ting: 64s range | may is HI NGTON Bl., (6640 4 -roomse °a | Le: = - man t S61R (53x) ‘bath: gas age “DT meen pr = oa néune Se aes Branite City, mi. nen sit ot YOu is the 'Muth fo0d board: ° people: $7 5@ 4) (cd) | HOTELS floor ope n firepla ‘e. pen Nore F om WESTMINS ER PL 4123 ri rooma ana Tia NESOT 4 '645—4-7 TT —_ tah | nonths. « ompletely fur- | Cm rs y and perforitanc S fon rar an — DELMAR BL. 8065s 57 | ALCAZ, desirable up! ¢4 ~ . bath, nicely fury a es aon heat ¢ FF ee + eihelency: | nished except linens and dishes; 4 hed. | M. ar Sty sis Ie ~ : sf FOREST ARK RI. 4390} rat -¢ lngs i son a ny wa des ow - | ingle Peep! ng i AZ ZAR HOTEL. “3127 Locust—— reorme, rat dea erie - a Tw “ ° (>) ; wd Loe eh EA Tee P VSTEAD HOTE ae io a Te : a elear Nea Ts, IES PERS Na; | furnaces. e rages 44 ( C' S ’ NDR 4040 one a >) QR = DELMA R AY. Slo) ip. aA 7) ~— ~~ eat. new y furnshed ‘Deis ~¥ boon” “ree - vd . a + iL. DI N BROS : rar 2g f da. . Attraee ffl ‘y — . ’ « lier - — . . + : —a sited . N DiLtIsS 4 a ‘ : R12 ’ fo beng t fu) ‘ a. ie es e a . . 'JIaAa~ ™* x ~~. mrty ; 250 1 \V \ 5 \ sy. ry a hal r’ for ” ern’ ene Mena le ire) furntshed 200M, ( ngeer al gen ler ian or PRI\ 4 cE b At HE 7 OR ; E: = i (7) stnut « ng . om on not “ ata i f ir i hu ne furniture.- completely furn shed: BRU NGALOW-. New 4 reom heme brick . . heel : \ E EK lL pica a Ie # : 4; 315—F iret Flire = pleasant of Uple: private. ref er eren¢ ‘oo es. e) e>benhofe. | 424° Linde} a ee ‘ t gt rand PE! “ ; . “ hesinut AN” “61; ae Ti : ies rtp os ¢ bs ‘ aR om PVvat ir sery e. Call S° 50 ’ i jed for “ families rent D iid } neiawn . rea sona hie ent c abany : B1Ds, PLANS, oe Bees ’ ‘ 2 i tceller mas : i a : ‘appointed. -} ~ene atitul ne _ . — loOniAs part- : 9 oO . °130 4 Rites? Sport Touring "10 f lent meals: ladies Rents.(7) DE LMAR BI, 5649——, esutiful large room | anal genet ~Sesces foo ‘Properly pre Dé: “ed ments: Ist ‘floor, 6 rooms, “ tile baths: 60: 124 K ING ~~ b= 4 . , mee ah .S ae ran io RESIDENCE nil . s B-reasn oan sig = 4 ‘Knight Touring - 300 Mert RESON. 4: 468 \—Laree newly fut- for refined | Fenhtlemen: strictiy private: | ° ation ‘ " on ote, “ pes nen of discrimi- | every modern appointment: Kurage’ the 6 \ B U RY, S50 | 3 me! LVANTA, Ju10-—5S rooms and — Ta 7 - rw . X : j ; ol. southern exposure. i) . mveniences.| ELLA. 6220—2 furnished housekeeping | 4019 Natura! Briggs . mer Euclid: t it. Janitor: acant May 1: worth $10 re > WO 7 j REAL but » ndell 14n4w Ue yore) me: i >) | more 3 U MME R R. SALENA, 2405—3 Seite es = jaundry ty . as ld se : : 1od ms } enien' & i”? Othe AOOTH CTS ' athe . ¢ 00 rooms; fireproof thro eb —— en ‘c) | ; . ; ; ; pe ee | - - MAPLE. 5871—3 =. ntiemen; board: ret. | ENRIGHT. 56°R_ a fioor front sleeping | OUt: beautifully furnished. with every mod. | sem nc... mun RE DU CED ie 1 — “tric: May 1; adultes fc) Suburban Property—Furnished r= L ESTATE ECARDS \\ ; hyn ‘ell jile erences exe} inzed (a bar \" 48023) 7 4) Ma TT) Separat te bede: karagre (ck) ly aecenian iy ‘ $S to gs 2 week; | eee Adelai rt ~ id oO! bd f] oor: 4 TOomsE V eekly or r Monthly nbc SEN F “N iH, 1425 “ vd - oak 3 ro ms PU RN ISH D Hor Sk gy dd Ft] niner —_ 7 yn list of or ay Special ¢ , MAPLE, 5300—Nicely furniahed— m:| ENRIGHT, 5845A—Large. iicht poor tra. Aten. 2% two Deonle Bre ee | rite or:_ with Murphy bed: whi Dut i We have sev mpletely eos > * , = Leo ween: ME. | ‘EST ALITY CO. nesh ar £ . Ni ¥ furnished roor tie ;) S*tra. A'so @ splendid air r | Orst-class cond tte Oper ‘f ants ompletely eauippe | oF rO TIETJENS, 722 ct ' ; so “ria , 7 : t Tere ’ vie ¢ corti! he, it ant hrar Mo? ivan? yiJs NIT) Cc mY 9°80 ‘a4 ' > > . - . le ig ron! n gerv- r°’s* Brae en 2s, ' n oe e nc’ a Dart rien? a hi er ry . = ——— : _™ estn at. rk fin 3 ton | | : nie ! * cena ave h Water, board « pies + | BET, a sire . ony zon yV\Y | it = at beou ar em mM ak ing {it an idea} | EUCGEN EJ PHEIME S17 (he stn? , ~a-d te -a as - ph ine . mens , Lishes, or two S507A _ ~ 4 NDOAH AV 5 SUBURB’ — BROW ‘ ING “AP AR’ *\ ivr 4 ti’s . Fl ie NISHE D> It" N -ALOW Wid —For | L Domehed MIvE acas— «. | rooms, for Bounie: + rated. (4) LINDELI PI AZ, I > G Ft REST PARK ’ | TILE TRUST CO.. 8th and Locus couple, June 1 to Oct. Call ont. 1045, | partment | Deus AVE. 4237—Newly turniz) ed front} —0ome. for coup! ewly decorated. (4) j j A IOTE L . og, LOW RENT 5536 PERSHING “a SHKNANDORA. 40°9A—New; 4 rooms. : ' au i ALTHEIMER & BRO ALTY CO. , hardweed floors tile bath, furnace i (4th f1. " . . | n ' a wes a % . TOOTS’ Pxre ent hoor? 5 Ve? J A nee % ire) 9 fiurnied aA Femme, ¢ 916 Ss. Kineshi — cont ains hard Re- nt ful! *. - hav : . - - . . - os ; , f “aie Ngee ton _ - - ‘ eel . it § dad 4-r TN) fici« j | = = = | Steet te. 9352—Loveiy roo every} 7oom for gentlemen or lady mploved 4300 Lindell B}. ience. ' uphy beds: every conven- | compiateiy furnished 1 er pwd | electric; $50. * Ws, Cor, 7th, and "Chaataut ~ cn ome een ae iv | OT} . Rin Pn G¢* “ 4 7, % i . { 0) If yo r in )* a 1? , ’ $75 rer ] 1? lus : " . Md ~e- ' 7 h - a te ¥ rs e nn ec S oundines, ha 4 , | ALBERT G. BL ANKE R. FE. c« ji gz. 8 ine @. sae’, light. gas for cook. | A. G. BLANKE R. E. CO., TIL Chestnut, | HOUSES. FLATS, ETC. Es ===: ~eichianai ‘ ‘ ’ ae ate PARK \ IEW 4911 A—Ragay ee . , | BU LID, 4 3$.—Euc} d and La ndins tuo | D-fa6ant wapeuninel ngs, having a:m sr! ere , r a] nens, stlve: Verythin | SIUNB\ °716—4° - = : \p SOOT gentlergan, : “é se. mets - ; Fil Ches ~ y =e complete and S rooms, bath. Accessories, Parts—For Sale an : fron roon neat furnis hed ~ me | roome completely fury {st ed. housekeep- a qd. DY re ‘exe > of a wel) woe ti one ’ ;' bd ry: a tnt ae iz "= > Main 2048, = fo h. 1S pants r- € AY ator gery | a: mana- ’ la ner + hot. ater hes , $45 »* open FOR RENT FOR COLORED REAL _ ESTATE—_EXOCHANGE : : — entiona! , -. ine not and cold «x iter on t overlook Mee ing our large. a" ‘ F S , LENT. e“r On premises, Ca Ic abana 6375. or SPRING ‘ UTE BRRIL LIANTE nm apa . = ae | : = iy? . . = - - 7 — ——o ; h oA ; a : - . - ae ‘Pie I ~ “ P* #- -_ ; - | . ree | oo Ag bad mu (OT SOG ROOM AND ROARD—South. te: /EVANS, a25tw-—7e » Bicely furnished | vate heme, “Amerioan aoe 9,02 suite: : MS, te DELMAR | HOUSAM REALTY c as $70. |” delighthelr valine _ an oonntere Pf shed room. 24], nor front. cies ‘hat “eopety, 8500 por Will trade a - eonahile ; £e — = aul hoome ' > a ah, a) ~~ ag ate hat as: Merican or Eur pean fp ok i : -OOMS, arn hard wood floors 3°2 Internatine al 7 fon Ride te “> eon — a ne and eold har or ® roperty menth incom PA RT. fit. aii fines ’ ours Waldm —? F + VT ~— RY * . . rut > % icRO, { €« — as Vaile . ra amc ick i ‘ 4 ho cergt hy mMAa-cw »ked mea! =. Sp - cial eum. ch vias. « ‘Tee, in. on le Mea! ras rane - +. } c4) 3 950. Ate DOS Ses lon Cai i] or ph: ne Gran coupe ps pone ‘ ' aR, ' Tha ay ble (ane cnrtment or flat Cash. Price Aiuto Parte 4.41% Kamion omont in? ; ? dA 2D — Large front rans | = . 3 . _— ner rare. ica) leat Janitor services referer ea rer real. | : — $$$ . —— . TL ; os £ $50 N00 Rox b- : runnin wate eg er ee te: | FOREST PARK Rr. —FH arn — = : janitor will «...°.' ™® . —o mt ote F 24) ~_ 3 at res p oecors aid in {iret €1a88 conditioc re FP —~- 735 7 : OOM m3 , Bm ae excellent mea's bright second-floor ro ms: modern: $5 or ent : ni. Life Bide 4); new 4 ett my faut ifn ly ¢ ur. | WINNE? AGO. 19390 4 rooms, ele. 12: 10 ‘. 14th. 2 rooms ele tric . 1s Ow PLATS FINE j- Svornly 0) tem: at letterson (em) SviaAn1..— elo fes) - a, (80) | COTTAGE—3-room fu rnished: runni: g wa. APARTME NTS FOR RENT misned ¢ uUghout; darling break: et room ey pen nmediate posseasion “TAN KOTSRE AN R. E, CO. 724 Chestnut (ce5, BA : ‘TR Bo Site nut jo". rood condition. TAY LOR, oie \ —Wel)-furnished ‘On KENSINGTON 5012—Tw - connecting ter and sewer: jo ated on Meramec Riv- 5794 Me PHERSON a oe Sh C536 mes very built-in fearur. : Closets EY EPSTELN, S19 Chestnut st. Olive } \IRFAX. 4: =O —F rooms, bath. electric 8°65 CONSIDER LARGE Sieben tes 1I6° Wack ‘ov 8) vortat " Toom, With PTivate lavatory , id i housekeeping roor _ ‘ely er at Hi lcrest 20 milee « uth of st. ; iv@ rooms, tile bath } rood Pinnre | 54-0re “ee for vroursel? gas, electric e!}- 404 ss , ‘ ; Shia Ree 7 . ' om met SIN c¢ ae | MCT N tH alN® 4 — | ey us hot water: home cooking. De! = Se nian ' ouls Courthouse; take Te eGraph road to | *hades, ‘s Ss. @¥nings. heat. lanitor | ¥¢T_janitor: $g3 WYOMING. — 3941A—3 room fiat; strictly | W OLF-POL!, AC K. 101 N. 8th ve 3383 ~ T-DISPATCH, _ ae Un (CT adhe peas. y ' ns sit OA Qe Tee tet \ oe PR4 (eS) | KI ne rahi 1G HWAY. 7? 2) ar y —? neat fron: on ih rot 4 road , ‘ — Le: —_ 2 bedroome. pert © ‘ de a an q mut ir first. | modern ; large .Osets: adults Bridge 2 mi fo*4y ‘ ; ANDEVENTE R, 232 N.—Niceiy Pur Guaekeenine rooms: conveniences: adi | bath. ki cnen, breakfast room and 16-f¢ | Class c. Nive 279 > 955 (76) | GLAsGow —- BR anit | N.—NI. Pur- | onve ul ) “* ive 2% a ASGOW, 14084 —3 ron i vid mo RTO tor ms. trade; p Mished, larger room. also mal} room, wit | KINGSHIGHW; AY, 800 N.—Housekeepi ing ene ea ine room with « pen fireplace ‘Hor SAM RE u TY C05 | R. \NE LA GH Al ARTME NTS | WYOMING, 4228—New: 4 rooms, tile. furnac: t yell i: rent. : ; REAL EST’'TE_wrp : eit c\ ‘4 be a Bo 7? . *’ . ‘ au y T pes { Ter mor . or . 7 Z T> ’ “> Y > ~ — oa . ‘ ~e ‘ 8 v4 . " > Paeeere te ; = : wed. >. st. - . yard Tin : “6 4 a An CG . 4 1 SH Coun] le ms sae Ty 7 pir oved icy ae - : aw a th ° nase tr “Od i, one i g& 2 (c4 _ 5 ? av ~~ P HE RS > bath. hardwood flvors., furnace; $5 2: he TA NI EY > STE] N R19 Chestnut 4 ‘O*? 9 Pbees ered lie with Ag t BO See A md. nde new: ured: VERNON 1%) a TF > and hoard: home RINGS GHW AY LOIOA WN —Second ¢ meg tae a th pit 0a ing and fis 4 Bes She STA ‘PARLOR mie... X-Tnom effic!, ‘ neat ly , iTniehed for will decorate. ' Olfve 464 ‘i *; JA T BileH £ f™© . lh oy ferme: Urvacds 10 Olive teTR» meokine- @nnd meale ~onventences (2 ront housekeeping Couple or ladies em. per ” St ge sia tae arms Ce., 411 O sve Th M oR P ny BE D—$AT 50 ousekeep ne " ch two a-dor beds, ttle | A. G, BLANKE R. FE. 4 0 *s Tit Chestnut. bite ‘KORY 3314 16- " roo" tj Moment biel ‘Rip ps viv. ke new cheap. Vir. VERNON 974° —Rean: l front ename | PDlored: €5 50. FR tis i es a es "©oO} \ a6 G est apartmene Ronn ™ . one room efficiency completely tt ager: can bul ’ a meas CO © wi te ZZ ‘or i cae 20 me ' . os, wie. e oom a a a (ec. ort Des ve ina ve , - es forntehas rental toninatna’* % : an. aGuits he ere. (Vive 6207 ie (, eae pay a caah or af Sis . _ {c80) ‘ paar? Options }: COT) ver fences r Text K! NGSHIGHW 3 i me 19 N .—Ciean. i Con! north of The? mar) 0 wes »* a = ll blocks e j ner « nee PRs nape a ol ‘. eas. | _- Southwest L, bh aw INGWE LL L. ~* 715 N —— ‘rooma ya t? : colored pelt borhood : ee PORD BODIES Coupe an wdan: $10 J s241M ro SS housekeeping rooms. gun porches, con. | __ For Sale and sun parlor with ‘concealed bed — housekeeping: manager on see plete for | 5 EVONSHIRE 4922A—3 rooms. modern! _ “lectric $30) Wis M. Heiie, 103° % no Cc tape: easwer within s six hours, | ss) % ; "sie Olive Pa VW ASHINGTON Rr. 4957 re —South . frome vren'@: Ce.~ TPA SO) ar le (5) CLU BH USES AND SU M MER hic MES StANTey ra; neg se Vil Cabany 1586 or 45> obo ec eT nises, or ca)! Pa lat Vacant ‘ May °” . ‘ (c&O) Rth =! . foe, : sae 4% ; —— .? , rv = ron ~ " > ™ . ; ’ —— . ry ‘or wee *" . P . > a ~ ™ onl _ m . —=* - . ' > : | ty en Ivy onthe and Cuder Ai. 4. excelent food. Del mar. Univers ? AC! BEDE £96: — urn lathe a. desirable . 3 an ~ 4 roor ns, 20 dow n. 3 years ~y''* ‘4 E PST ys TN R19 CMhestnus at. Fl "SA™ REAT ry can River 77. ODELL. 4980— 1] hin Kk Weet of Tower MORG AN_ 2445-— ide “n 3 4 and A wa tha e ABERNA | H y / i " : ~-“it! Olive Wasiix : mn — ie “a _ @82) eepin gf Tooms: May 1. (5) lo pay: ; — NT? RB: trui t and poultr ad sir 312 Internationa! Life Ridge (o4) Grove Park) 3 r oms. Murphy bed: oa ak. flata: all com: "enilern “ee af once ine) a ° SPUR PODLES—Tourt: romadstera, SHINGTON RY 4045—Cleanr lieht Ia INDE LL 4338—La: . “a nfor:. cent. SH. 'Z REAL FESTA ATE ‘ ‘0. es WEST. PIN Es FLAT : Rn, 7 Aeoly in Person a vy mM ee RNA THY 2358 Chest nut. cia _Central 5813. | (82) 1 As Sor iGere (cB) , (B) LINDE LI. Bl ay pe ; ; cre uf | es .. E. €O.. 2358 Chestnut *) FORD—-Bod'ies. selling out. 307 tourtings Wrs TMi ER PL. 2044—Front be ans 4317 aa te Paste ned — te SUN PARLOR, / =~ 3 S For RENT — West * ? ar 2 *) . -~3 TOO ms, elec. ——-- >- Frag, e146! *e? " oe . wTNs rs — rooms: South Side. weet of Californian ‘, hg ad - ethane’ : a es rms. OTB PRIVY " C T ACHLIET , R qt" AT?) rPRs : P. = ~ n og f) he ; sri eP) h Lindell s°Ooswu fe) y be t price for caah /eman "rig. ce. ; ; re yy 4°4q° TJjn ia’ Pra rye tee,” ha ‘ ne 3 > ‘ . : re - hue rooms irst Fy ATS rove Pra ~ . wey , Yam a Pes ys r a > ° + + 2? S Setlora A Vv Je nn — Janitor Bervice Fores oe West —/ . = sor me rn. - and RAFT at ts M“ Pent or on nt TP ot ry ; ' ine CC gc cas Path wean €5 AP , °rr a a “te: - ~ room. ' . 7 po za > —- Tires For Sale pation: 2 baths. « in inne room. ena M ” HE F oy) oN #945—Beautiful fror ( for * son 7 is Ae. 7 uth tien 0 Z, qd $90 we | 1979 Re 4 r: 4 rooms. 2500. ‘ mow ei oo ne ~~? SCOMe and Fath, { 4 . the Jb Om Brick farace ireet en -_ For Colored— Wanted : = _ q cio, alft', o OmM« o wn r) ee5 ¢ 2 or er Noved "Pr vate 1! ry) ty 4 : cee ™ ¢ vt . a ‘) ‘ »*>s ry y ‘ vy a » ’ me as on nac ec’ry atl ‘ ’ ' ince - light an ri r . $A NO Cc M Mi ORE 204A 4 4th. \ Pevke ) “ -TMENT CORN \ ’ a ha . ae " « Ts -o a8 arnigl fi st oor gouth,; WAG NER-GR ANT- RE 500 me, ’ thw. . : EASTON "4 . th lace et Fr - ‘ - specializes G nates Wx, Se Se P with board: carnage” Tinte R14 (eM) | ir. PERSON 4187—Prety front hones ee ...s . 6500 Hf: REALTY co” 4g rok L mane wettine ! eT OO eee SOUP A——3 TOO s. bath. electric: | . RACE. 100 N. Sth et, te5) _. Property for colored reople ¢ fo bur fe :; . . : “—— an ww, 4 es : " . > = ~- 3°35 ~ C ? om « : a a, . ‘ Ca es 4 - ‘ . , ‘ , =0 wi iN ro ‘ Painted adults ~" (7;AnR A‘, > 4 brie tl fiper } : - ; = , Axe. S7 MS: SS S445. SB.OS: seeps c_room, $6; garage $1. | PRANCISCUS } EA TY co. S04 Cheer, - maine . : J . ‘ , ¢ OMabe =) TOO HS ain, @iectric: , a © 4 *ntrance from } anile ’ PO? a) ve. (c®) ‘ ROOMS FOR RENT cITY Ml ‘HERSON 4027 Laig¢e conne ine . 4 (cho. , ’ upbliphenbiditiilindl hie oe oa - icRO, newiy aoee ated DA mn lecd iduvte De Call b Orest 459) 089) | CITY REAL E8T’Te FOR SALE nti bs ' hs ; ; high Frade Se pin r : oAnth = ee ws a -- . 7 i - . ' K rooms, also southern s Of D- FOREST PAR ft 4371—New. 5 large ee. Beocker-1 aun. S441 Pine. Tine Central ing room ‘ ROOMS , $8 0 ) . Mri le err mae a — - . i rooms Mf urt beds. lerge verd Separate ay : “ 8%» ' A Le AZ. AR. af T EI. 3127 Locust—Clean-: M ‘PH ERSON 394: 3—Hor use kee ping large North g apes : 45a we "lada . oms O74 ° 90° Central os : ft urna e , . ) Ca? ari. 707 TO LET—BUSINESS P’RP'SES Be ] ee F ae - . $1 da eek!v rates’ tum shower bathe yt Nabe Rite henette: kas range; hot NORTH Qf. ARKE’ 4588—2-room apart- large, } Eht ro ms. tile bath heat and | BROAD a *+ 1008 N.—8 rooms, 24 ¢ oor, | GOUDFE Li OW. 1275-—6 rooms, newly dex Business Property for Rent © lefontaine Road Acres J ‘ae garage. (c8) and cold water: clean (1) ment, unfurniehs Odern; garage ww tOr: newly decorated oper vrs. re S50) orated: tile bath Weet ir ‘ees . ere 2 le He , ‘ - ‘ ; ’ es , vu sf Pai? ; » > ° : : - : 8 a! ‘ BIDDL Ee. "ry 5—Furnishea” front “foom. ' Me }’ HE Rt “=f ww. 4: 50—Attr ractive! .f fur- aU UIt®? ho Psat 1944R. t > fr = a ~ iT i ’ 1 to 1° i m™ H Aj ‘ j ‘ TF 4 E.. co i 2407 N 2) way i H AMTI, FAN 1115 y urnis conveniences. - co Inquire , ™ =; - , morner-tans a 4 LUCAS. 3439——N) cely fur furnished siseping MAP = _ ————_ | Apartments for Lease | na ‘ ecourt, 8 rooms baths: will Thee ee Case av. (S3x) | HAMILTON 930A—6 rooms. " modera, in- a i " and housekeeping roome: reasonable rent. A L 041—Nicely furnished room. 6701 Julian: 2d floor Bonth - 5 southern 4a; ughout- VV er look Ki ng eo inde!] . ‘ ASS. | S56... 3 reer & $16 i cluding heat and ganitor service wil! : - - ew Musicai instruction a AW aks? (4)) —with_Kitchenete and ba -, ae 2 rooms. very light. on corner FR ANCTSE SRE > , wT LLIAMS. 706 C sweets us. Olive 2713 .(e80) decorate: rent $65. 702 Federal Reserve ee ee Central RAISE , . MORGAN, 3525—TLight_nouskeeping ana MARYLAND. 4205—Beeutiful, laree front | || 1205 Blackstone, Teter north. ||); ~ —» ms: every convenience: reason-_ | 9 Che sma nothing finer in the city: "s 50: will jease SiTERifnce oon ee | an NSKY pean nt. Peasonable ; PUGENE J. ALTHEIMER, 1?" *hestrut Ulena. fromting 4 rips feet on =F i 1A t + ae: ~~)! . able es 71 stout. for $80 to legs we a SHERIDAN ~ 44 ? rooms. gas. ele tT RINSK REALTY co 504 Wain. (cq) | sewers walks water fear a tab) ¥: cCwnditios Ww il ch ; i. Poe o 0 e0 ear ess [IVR near ——— Ae ly 2 ¢ Tabie ry is ey infin cae ee o- — ' et a wits : ' , , . : e a or ores BLATR. . 3861- on prs completely furnished tra then oe —s eep Ng or _ housekaepir nc: /|A= in. 73 REA! ait Chest nut k et, ete. § ai —{c8) | _w tant Bids. nti _.. '¢9) POOR TE ENTH AND fu 'DLE—Candy | OF brick une lows: wel jul or part, eS Di ; KE} ; ; (8 ae - y ; b rade: _ rooms 0 uke CYT ing ’ ae ig 4 ‘ Vi ©CUnhTe 111k; gas range: a.ko rn ’ «44 ja ‘gt \1 rec rec Parry 1 ¥ ] 4 4 46 > roo. > 4 Tlearn “'ore ahoe reparr - dr Vv cools. fur. : 10 $20 ner fort (7 na 430 " eXchanwed: wood ton ©: ba: Ral; a ta erate: me. “ARFIELD. 3725—3 ro. ma, furnished for rage = : (c5) 1603 Hickorv: 3 reoms. tat first floor eat and janitor; newly decorated: res t niture, hardware. }, at the new stores ¥ Be anes ve ae te et - : light houseke ping: whole floor te your- PAGE Rl... 0 TSS —Il are: front roo ar VY tee re Sis Apps pL Hickory a. so J. L. BO HERTZ Li4 N. 7th. (ema: ron ; roe aig per tnonuth Aeol ai melt: bath On same floor Fas eletrie } “Gg °% Moreat O55TwW er’ ial i Northwest ae D AS -SHET 7% HA sc" }aT - R Ke ¢W) “407 *\ Ii wav MARKET. . Si: + —Store and hueines a15 et : West ; - SEER pa Ws not } cold ler ‘aAsSOonaAbDle Tir lav ’ an ae oe anaes : =" ‘ "Is 4 rooms. hot and cold {w. gh. soi a DOeN SU. pa! : ; . (CMON , ©} x MIA T*I 3 YS ore 0 het ifer heat = ecu : i; Ooor I! ht manvflacturing. DO Yor WANT TO BUILD? | tna ae ta wai: ~ arhe Pe = = : . , . — “s! Water: #ink, rang: a ve EL : Se Ce > Hf : ‘ aecorate Mery M AIRK P51 2% 5k } . ~ é, ’ Mil ke JTS Max GRAND. 170 9 N ~~ 4 Steer iront house. PAG I i I 50°... . ‘ roonje t, rnic«) 3 OPEN NTS AT ' AIK RE NT AT, - - a at (IS Se a= ; _ a, 7 VMARYT. «4 Ni? 1146 > 4 “mirie © *e DI ng ' ny eS reet ive tart “- ‘ ; — ns oe . number of very _ - : » " parase. h ‘i ath h ,UuRee keep! ine muite Conve: fences. he 4) . * South Aa > FY RR INSP E s TI rN i.» 7 ; ‘ j a4 wee ry . " “ere fu nat e ‘ ¢ ! “TH SA ; J fa pit :) tart ‘ room Tac Nor? - a, a —_ ein ~~ - Pe ] \ A ~*~ m » rate er "DOI HERI - ( #r tra VIN ’ hi ] 4 ; ‘ ~~ iita dbl. ‘“ a* lon fur —_ party. (ai iy A. obas,” far Dear: ae taj LUtb and U.ive Bo gen shans conver, lent to Mas ‘lead & “1 prfy ate home SS Ja rk ew ah B ba ’ 4 na es nol avs _ ; F ms ist an $d ; ing . . — - ; North bo bf) ick — om YT —p mricl Parkty Lc Plas o } Sean (c.3) Rit Hh 5.0n8__> saint te 5; - aa - : eS : » Sus Ow re fe) - SS ae ASHING TON EE, - MONTCLAIR 1214-14 second fleor ‘ MX TOR f eetout RO, ~— ~ ——— aia tA* ae . 70) — ae ee RAs yc 5 DA Brest ta, po Py lt ay Ain FS ypc tng, .. oon 1450 s SPRING ~ iarge rao PA ; tas? 4 md we }irce mrtry a _ _ = 7 ; b ee : PF ee rie Cle Va. ore ure ment n « ate. 7 a thy Dey ne salanc - of $160 at t $a per a = Northwest fan ii il ix WwW . arny . lanes apt A vu A os me om } be el w1) — ' 2 . ' : : 4 te. j f me J b ew iy jen a * oe go 3 ¢ ‘i ’ 1308 © - r) ("a+ 't% 1740 ; “) BE ert, 1% Northern Pecifie matinee’ Te qn is ao al he r. sos é MAPFiTT 5058 hs inekeeni: ne: two and ite ae mh "4863 +] conveniences: Wegt EUGENE J. Al TH EIMER rt , Chestam y ‘moa nvenien ) —t—— ' PAGE BL... 5252—Consis: ng of 6 rooms N , ee Paw! MTrn (o&%) > \. STARCK PIANO CO” 0 c “a SS bath - neatly furnished: private (od) : Aindel > — ee eee se ' , [$465 FOREST parte ne rLAT—@ ; * ae ‘ oe eour! rent S060 per mont? ae ee ae , « MAR: Us "40859 large. conne in neat. ROOMS—N: “ely furn shed ight: hougse- madera, ~ TOOMs and per modery hu ores as NG : = A Si Nt m-KLEIN REALTY CO. 104 N. Sth “UL aey q p ANDRA? nusual opportu nity to “4 Irnished hous keeping resmnal eink | keeping: gas ranges: reasonable. De : 321 SAVOY cy TRT = GRAND, 3111 N.-—Opposite ¥. MG a Jive 34 or Olive 9494 “EBERT. 2511—Exceiies . new store: on | , Minnesota Du \ ~ ,er , Sood t pright piano, ectirt, aragce adu ita: rrivate As ' mar 4703. ‘ . 7) West 2 N rth Oo: Ts " ° hy >? a : ve Sy ne Way _ 1 I ig ‘ ne ¥, rl od rl i ELRSHING. 61340 4—~—Very Geasirn? ro si h _ - wh ee + aac ited ¢ for alrnoat any FARM—2o00 — acres v1 niles os * Shes to a-rie from: all good standard ‘NORTH MARKE 4647—1 or ? » cely | ROOMS—Two furnishe? rooms and tall, a a Sa par T; micely srrangea and mor Me rot rge_ porches: has been n at in — OPTO TP TIENS 720 ., apulix: highiy improved - cost’ af built. hee Phat Le or ~s ‘tment, May-St r«furnished rooms for licht ho, moked: NR on third floor: one room on 24 floor ; ARGYLE py 191 4-——on | Gecorated: adults omly- desirable neigh GREENLEA, 4125W—New 4-room flat. _firet-clans ¢ néition: adults preferred (03? | 22S ROPER wh inte SSO): price $65 ver acte food soli: : 12th and. Ons ts Yall convenience. Fores! 37 20 Ww with or Withour board. Forest _93T2I. ra mae os nae mee a nani "1g 3 oe mony : Le: bors g1- hardw ood floare., sine finish ene aaae TEMPLE PL. 13495 rom efficiency NEWSTEAD o@: oa N — tore. fvitable one | $4000 cash or more, balance te . other —— “i = 0 > att ene eens pg Peas aol 9S see ee nee rOO™Ms and *! i>” LELAND ay entrances, scree red PeUINE porches ; . fiat: steam heat. M: urphy bed (oR) any busines. SECURITY REALT* bargaing in amet tracts, a aN VI r-f"] Ni — &- , ° w ij] trace THE ODOSTA, 5SP682— Dew rable oe ROOMS—C I. ~eoe avira ‘ve and a atiy Ui bea MS, Wali “AN Vased pane .e and int : : v 5 or 3) 9 , ' ~ - - FE. \ ‘I . . Seumidt. " an ase “ abs x. ‘ wo de 12494, ) @outhern exposure: com, pletely furnished. nished rooms. private fami), Forest ed; rental concessian. ; _— me +f ¥ rooms and eun parlor: hed CL a4. ». FISHE A. ‘ nentnet fe : oo Wror, S. 6446—4 reem efficiency fing, ''' OAS eridan Bomont 42% le 3) | Anoka. Minn Pp By (cbs) Kitchen adjoining; exira bedroom if de- | 83293. naan aaa asesieabiagiaal of) BANISTER RO OE ¢% Main 444 pididicvons S899 NINA py MA DIS , 1-24 A— - : ome aa att Murphy bed, ivory fintah, soe floor east. TAY 4 OR. 1900 N.—tLaree stare sod wel area . y) t feu s wie) Pra, " a % new Harel- sired. . aes j RI) R¢ “ iM ree. “mt a bk —o duite . foe {PP Aft ra play room: bat ' let oe i & ~ 7 - aad mh sath a L p a : se ! " can) ’ oa n - is a2 ‘ si. CLYDE *. Pris HER. - ‘ hestnut. Ty RP AL. LEY ce nee Orn ar tae URI. IMPROVED PR'P’TY ‘rT ; ’ " a ° : z mn. urnis * or ul suUrT ase ad rh © Ci . - a} re fs eres’ Ore a‘ } ‘ ~~ r >"; "Zz . ’¥ Tin WW 5 " ,.. ~ o - A. 34 v we a See en wok éiu South D.oyed. owner's home. Forest 1942 | bore, is ‘ ae ee of : A RR 1MER \' i (3PR AG ‘ 1 - WESTMINSTER PL GO4T a ag mont 4° Pheridan 4 Y FOR | SALE a ; ey en a9? : : == Ve eee , ; . ’ — — : ~—- . omen” — MAFEIT i] , , ‘. ba Rae. Cle ent reorme Mav 1 (phane 194A n yi. mur rolia and a bench Sinan = ROOMS—3 > front. of mv we i-furnished BUCKINGHAM ©7 $H46—I et flo west ‘os BYRACTS| ' rer : Rk I d Fl ude Nevere 17 and Locue,, __{¢ BOTANICAL. 3971—Neai furnished aac. Spartment: for housekeeping: souther enmne net FOOMS. sun parler a: ’ shee nd porch: new } fing - 2 . >; WINDSOR Pi wOL—O rooms and bath l - Stes B ‘k | lj ‘7 eit enee ani at Corner AY MRT: aN t, ; Ne ‘ condition ond floor front COnVEen ier es: Private eX Dosure We terman ay. Forest 4; oh ‘fe ping D - : . one rate 4 the ih. 4%84 a Res r r'a Rni , ier ij - ’ fa aA) .! ; , ' sat, ra ' r h TY mds : xs nn? cs rn > ’ , . « : ‘ t. AN tr Ez. ~*~ co re | ( heat t. . nd 4 rootie tem ih, By ; "ft" ei = an = CALIFORNIA Zio} et inl ; + coer. > wt ell ee Try git = — m M met AN TT? i TRUST ‘ A oes NTA Shiny i} W\ oF) Vfat, r’?6 eof Wo! F.7*9L I Ae K. 14 oo Ar (i) ite —_ NEAR FOREST PARK io ae Oe warek wii ea beh manufa twrir oO: sige on Create. _— yt wel . ; - a ’ — a _— en ‘ __ th and ! Sf «4 , . ic a4 ‘ ‘ . lars oS im. rear; will both fer rty > room; all conveniences. Private family. 2064W. (C37) & aries 155 PARKVIE . 2 BIA KS am | eunke , 7 a . liv % — —epenenns . ” 4 SECT - ; omy — RKET. 201%—Modern 6 larce , ' , ne to ou ACK opine T A STARCK PIANO CO.. 1018 0 ° 2 week. ae SY) | SPALDING, 5215A—in new bome> souct. | ‘ pon ova 5 prom, heat. jant ot APARTMENTS FoR RENT SS SORT. wes rae var’: opnosite FL UACLEDE | ROOM” APARTMENT. HP, MME LMANN SPACKLER R EF co Olive Ki “RRae “ —$——— LOLINE, B5595—2 cor necting bougse. ern eXposu: re: convenient entrance; . ee bn us a 6 fine ‘ov? , ty “Qs Sno r ei 7th 4e : . Lie a AND : > tm a eoh wail : Ateneme an ke ping rooms Grand 4100W ec) | breakfast if 4, ai red , R3) c ABA NNE O30, bon NS @ on effic enc) ana: —FURNISHED tm: mle x ls ashe? a ee phe of RE: &# i Is Realtors. Arcade Klde (Mive 22m. and heestout ; ~ 8 Victor, Hrunewick .Columbia am CASTLEMAN, 4944 —Nicels furnished | VERNON. 5100—Furnishea ~ housekpeping g LEM: especinily des ened for *. , ; +s SUBURB'’N PROP’y FOR SALE me there in nerfe Concliien: terme. ' . » = : . Tree Be pine, —. = veces frigerat Stove Shades. roll-away tes ee ee Si’RIN © (hv & “u rvome, & ete its Northwest err tn itm ton cll ged | erfe aoe $4; nea: Shaw's Garden i multe: m tern : iScinerator, oii-burning f st: BAO Cail - we pp te 7 rent $43 (ey FLATS FOR RENT F urnished ECCLip AND 8F Taw yenenabia = ee ray , Taw my } live @t. EROK EE 192°6A—Two Connecting fur- VERNON bade eg Na VY furnished rooms Or Bhone Parkview 7414 cM . raoT*in 7 ; Se ne; newly 4 FURNIS ’ —4"orten? ‘ -* UIs New stores BUNGALOW — a rooms, Be a PraAanwg 1VI18& Ou ISILA r r Hei FLAT. nie. @ roome ne ; : : is ; ‘ : oS) Wished light bousrkren. ne rooms: bath v ith _or wWithot: housekeeping - - eo, , - " fe rs . . : vn "Hh, tali tT dyer (7a her hea uty vlectric. ’ arvished or unfy . -“ Af — rr 6 — SOMETHING: UNUSUAI Fy deen ABANNE AN mi SMUIAN, 1@11—Maaeacs 2c... a > om Clive ane ee s cash ated ca! parlor, barber. floriet hardware. “Inquire | able for two emilee, bargain “tat ke : Yr —- —— It t Js “LAL Specially dex Eneg and constructe ‘Thue? , han — }7 . . oI mh ‘€ t) y § ay ' “ive ear Iine: ‘*rms cas Lin te cru@ etme ‘ , = . és NA ‘? CLEVELAND 40614 Nicely furnished teidets , Srnen: aixlieasly clean Well-fur- ment for tenants, Wno want the he. j . / ' ‘ ' TAYLOR. “S°®7,a > S rooms, beth. gas 340 (83) : ~—Si_.corne -| ay ond Gesten’ oan * & ' roorns for gentlemen - board optiana! al] Mmiehedq 2 on housekeeping suit complete ar > FOOms each anartme . , ; ree ns eat furnished. nes bs i wifey —~ — wl . N 4 , . Dp } a } n it} 7 4 i wv ‘ a iar nent “a- A ‘ : _ ; ’ . . Sou.h OCUTT AGE. - reome heath. ——_ n DOnveniences: orivate me {c3) tche With Sink new ce) WeEinscunted bath. with ehoawe- es : her “ee electric. ' : ” : ree , vers We offer reu - on 4.4, & ae — - a : | ; . 5 ; wT .ia Pa] na " —_ onal, 4 : haat oe sand = lowest prices, Ups MR EWATTi yous S.—3 furnished roomea for W ASHINGTON. KL. 500;—Larae. pleas bee ae, wullt-in (US, gas Tanes. i Northwest (rand Sf pL RIAN R. BE. CO ee Northwest BROADWAY, 339 8.—Larne store. aul. | wr [ ‘UR a “dy ‘a * form $35 up end plarers from 332 BS per we: & or wij] ee!) con Diete fur. ant rooms: -breskfast antiona Bi) wx. Ortist. “rought iron fixrures NOM THLAN] OE nl teen ¢¢ MENFY-FIRST, 3730 XN —3 rooms: a COLPLE--To share my furnished iat: abie fer furnitare meat end re ~ ;« ALES ‘oom. time t. Por 64 ‘ a varanteed by ue Louk chem Biahe .? 3 rooms for $i7 72. Ww ASHINGTO » RL 4011—_Nj e. va lean ary ted ie i” rg {| xerTe Wit ru” .f* 4 " . $65. ‘ . : : . ' . ty 7? aT i [DOFOIN RE AT 1} ‘ Lal, ij A Ne orth! and ic? : oboe and 1. ore or other business Seni et Tg rs eail llilnmetis " : : ey R's A7th and Locust ‘BENTH, j sll &— One fi ht ho ' room for gentiemen only. (6), os: Orand mew: decorate to «ni on LA j r SR. E fH at Paeret in enl 7 Rive | i@ration on §& iirom« wa» (ell Lee ) ga? 10 _ e ent use : S\5 ana > eves _ Lis m4 . : Ss Cheatns AOSIT ae =e -y ing room. first foor (o3)} WASHINGTON pi, 4905—Ap.. E: front > ™ 2... GoD REAI ry a> : s) i wa \. 1#424—3 large newly naperat South ER . — Festen (oF) | . " “a * ne ’ > ’ >. . i . a! Sus ‘ é . . —— ae . " . “. _— ‘alking Machines For Sale — } SF =" ple ~ ‘ - Perret: g S488 4 rooms ey! a rios " " us an . . ad es ; . o~ : : ; i ed | ay PA ("TOR y K : iP > r ae . > - . : _> in 7 _— ? — , ne :7 . ~* . : » a “ ; _ ff ‘ ety ’ ~“ _ VY ; E > hic iit a "er, ‘So - oa » “m4 i“) 04 ‘) ve 4 7a) Peon ™ . > mr e om he \ or Eiken cat —_ $8ax " rT . . aparin 401. JO]. RO 402 eres & , te . ‘ aut mets a\Tt ; iv is-— New 1 reer ~ > ce - . = mn Pane a ~ pian ¢ ar *s ¢ eu ta hb on - ° hg — LAIT-— Prete > y ‘> : : t ile ome ’ ard Optica ‘ ' hi I ; ’ . le . eit Phi ene 2A “+4 HS—Just the = And rena able _ wt a4. ’ "hg Delmer > - re tetame . © a Porshing OO: G-room «fflete: b4 flaut hardwesd floors ivory fiminh mvs | palms hha “rhe. rompletely “Ss; ©O'UR}Mny 5.) Pr te leer iO) gallos ‘ent tade reasons ite ae f tines $12 Thiebes Mu- POLZ0ON uaeo ) ns — - Washington. 5810, th i fleer wes an! STON 147? > ‘oe ’ a> ooo epdition 3238 8S. 13th et.: Getic, Al i 84 ty Desirabie aceomn o. mode (LAR 7 SaGomnds rooms, sun parlor: every | DELManr , $375 " Bee ne .* ! Ul oa roo a io Furnished fine . . . Hox J - ne Pmt Disa ry | Reek road. ev fonOM 4 ’ Ca 7 mh Modern home of mother enc WASHINGTON 23 49060— Nice, fur- convenience: Yd floor apartment: open. rime mer t te: bee! “ . . — ; o.5M . thing ‘ret cla . " reve — Pg ee : — hearin ra ~~. 7 a 4 er Rij bd, » ¢ ’ ” tau | . . het " sme! ; . . or nee T) aet -_ ” = ° . : ; oe + 4 a romps - f ° : | or , ; - j : oi. i — ost &55— eel a Ty on > ! * i ., ’ ’ : . . " ; : ; \ . ’ - : : | “a 1° : ' ; ’ . Tie - P oe a : : _ — Sapte Opie roa iu. . dk a, ng re im cae range Kkiiche nm ile Jd are Three ar 2. 7 Sia wi fy " «hy Par . ‘ ne . Bury Wor s : = ww, j dec. 7? fd FY - ‘ The “ A Ps. ; > . ket. OT ARTY 3840 & ’ a : : | ts 7 oy ‘ ? . $s° fj ; | my } : oe “ ‘ : ’ - , see? Ff to) thaw reasuna ble <M bungalow. fine a. ‘ . eo ales ® ; ; Ne ante ee tHE StH 100 TEER NOP NERS Am estetty paneer ign, pete Saath

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LOL POST-DISPATCH. aan 7 7,524 FARM Ads last last year—I5 MORE than the THREE other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED = THE H T= = | WNE Se eS ER Mi A TER O ee Wy =z i Mis D WEL © ° ° aos) _ + ° ° © BUNGALOWS & COTTAGES FLATS ah FOR ee FLATS, AP’TM,TS, FOR SALE — FOR SALE ao ee FLAT -- XM ~~ t Ril 4>4—F a? s = —* WONT ~“st co ~ Sorta . -_ ‘3 —_—-* “W Built” Quality A — i, eS | si ceek ek Tk © ea : — *L4lis>—-arzca® os fists SouBre ata, ++ ae Pee ana ba kr attached bocors ren ; agner- ul Ua 1t\ - partments} « 4 “es ee te |. pes —— eo ert:e ciowe a cal’ _ coor. no arr & 2: RS_f Rey = ia Tmace S40_ . $9 "tore © ther Fou igene Eady PARA 2s26—Deoubie fat 4.4 SP co Wal acs TE R 407 br iv wel! constructed bulldi eas: asking $31. wer will Sno’ Trert UBL 4 AND 4 are Sll4 Sidney 4-4: make offer — ee sage HEB ya means I one a tong + wt J HAHN F rand 14-9 4-doer entrance witl » Purnaces 2 nmin inhe , Me me r a vuving tor price and income. : 690 | ee ee abet Geet, renting | See L-WEREK. eet Gieued Gr.enes' oS > Shae tee a cong . s CTSA 348 age. 2 TOOTS. for $TCO mont argain for quick sa >t $448—Staw = Carden aderi> ie me Be at cag ge result is that they “. investing in “FF yeti a 4 ¢ 2 ga "ser = = shel 4 a7 a his panties adouneti mee —_ » tance : —— “ . rem oocs nt : ‘ ~~ 2 ; 2 . , "7 F -y E works - “me = me EN 7 eget act e 1427 aT OW PSS ve ‘ A-H nyt re Pairs WAGNER-GRANT-BELL S een so TEST ee TY Bary ae sre : Ps ar 4%4.5-— x as” re sS-- ar} se sie per year. pree is NANDEAH 4661—5 a 4 Or 4 €: OSL $25 MONTHLY | il ~~, tc « ’ furna garas 3 ly $12.00. — at so a “aa - . a Be Perens BELLIi~ Reaiters. Arcade tHive 378 sede apa! mens Sta = > VW ane Pp. ‘ ALa ~i PSST * od . r= oe e a = as ee ‘ , ; > r - 2 4 ae : —_— Hand'e on! r approved real estate and are the only firm in St. Louis sry ade. MODE RN DOUBLE FLATS alienate © farnace cartage hardwood floors, sealed basement ¢« vr _ ’ ™, ~~ 7. ——s a Ss of ? = > * - : _- - tad. Ls S| 7 ae ; « 7 . > You Are Safe att hen y ou ie NEW—MOVE RIGHT IN eae OW PRICES—E ASY TERMS goed 5-6 room fat: rock front. nice com- JOHN C. GRETLIC | R& L ce. : : iis. MarO&ie wainseoting, all rooms carefuly A . : 3 ~i ok * B ‘ eaOd MR - ii se a e Siz ‘lSera e- a ee a r , fam lie, oh ae - - ° 3 ‘orte = ond on on a: es 2% _ ais — v1 B .Manhe _ ‘ ; PRORS BREaLtTTY c 107 NN. ?2 e al a ‘ uvenien “= » we of closet space which : agner-Grant-Bell oe ea ae | a a wife wants and other details carried out with the id = | 2 oO TAG Es _ONLY ‘ e rick earage aiso 2-PoOT™. Mienesota 325xx: new: 4 me each >7 $1239 eash - ede Sire 7438 saAXPlnLe S74 #- tos fame ba: iZIng in better elass of cons truction e] T .Cd state eg fe ¢ bee ~~ eo ,_atavette =~ xt 4 } - o- os "ge CL -are = oo - a } se Ww B it” li f mM Le Da h garace See Keser are Toecers ceprerteuces ; ‘oy > = ree See Salesma: ~? eve tec . serm residences of ro? ne a oh our ree nt Saies of agner- ul ua IT} Apart ents - 1 ~ ee - A 79 > Chesnut “ 7} =e RFULL 42 . > BL sO TAFAY . az entre. -+9U § po ra 4514 ‘i. [Bus ay . = os wad +” ve te os | ane 3 Mom. 722 Chestnut Realtors Olive 8621 “PRES, ER EES ~ “New APARTMENTS — ate, °¢ 2 Gores “es PS Total Ovestheall re F "7 - WITH EVERY CONVENTENCE MOSFY wba vito carages a far See Mr Can¢da. = RANK SEBASTIAN REALTY CO Lcil cx ne Quarter ] ion Dollars “4 — a | RtYS. THIS Is A SNAP. ae 4. 6 “sD te FAMILIES ea r V. 401¢ a 6 — = a “4 e "a : gl RF L. I~ Realtors. Arcade BR} Olive 378 6° R a Was” 'n.2? oF t *s=- . ior chi ra" ¢ ~ > ‘7 S44 4 FEW p ~ -_ ane ~~ _ lieth tai 7 Sil es . Sethe Pry Es Tevet ss by ~~ oad = ; : Aba nt -—— ) &- "ae 28 4a -~-~s i 1441 + ~— ane $+-far c —— 2 2 . ES: =a a ~ 7 — eau ng ja-= > EC LALS W - HAY Jt = Ce .MPLETED SALOME S7i6-5724—$500 “ash buys -———=~ 7 S225 Qt INC i—st PERBUILT >¢ gunrooms: brick g2rages. ren: $11 90 S cack: shecric. eas: reat SO7TS per sosage- in fine = ct “weer 741-45 Eostente—i2 3-6 fFee™m bungaicoe. including eunrcos. bat HE RE y OL ARE ~¢ = BI-t , . . -40 ) Hast zat 2-familr: v-D ToOoWs: and 6. 4 roo - ee go anég —re ay Pe SOul > ‘ ‘oe . —— » a _~ " * - - ® » 1 = ° i a 4 i” 2 cue Sms. pry) Enr >) + : sie = — 447° 74 Ea«* "hd fel) a send -~*« e'le ‘be a7age om eee are sh = 4 . ‘—?r a7 4s gS . 4 x garage -e-¢ =) ~4 “4 “e i « ., . “fe (2t3 a saree oe t 4 = row = ) >. 7 , -—- = os J - aii ix ii] muy ) rooms. sun Pa S VINCENT " $62 end rors, bath eae er . = . "Ea ~™ “ at "Ss Pros Ram _ me > ° us _ an * a - 27 wee s is Z Se - — . _ $35 " = A Dera a2 ™= 2?ea,* rantoas = ay Ime S255. electric, garage, fruit; take St. Cherie« 's neamng Pietior e orice is right OPEN TODAY Southwood. Gizx. 12 families. 4 and & ee Sf erend S- . SN a — sh 2 car from Welleten. Hughs. 42584 Mar- See has. 3 “a rooms. brick Garages: rent $13.560 year ATTENTIONS t La’ -sE ERK LOOK AT THIS TODAY 4; SS) ‘use—6-* . 5 “ ' > a a | =e h- > roc i eet. one ieee oe THES. BR. APPEL. Realter. s=i Potor scelient 6-room mofern _ “22 S:erkp terms 60 58u . e Dave -evera’ nice fate t= fret -bioce . S016 | >~ . "Es. one floeer Pa ig Dies tir mit} : Ooms Sun parl c Bongaiow _ 732 Chestnut. -unga.o*% . " 1° i fieco-s. fer- + ER R. nestaut (rom Grané & asc dandy e ection CQ ee foots ‘fara ®. garage. ath ai income $620 mecgern tmprvevements _46 W. isekwood. Webster nace, serea:s as . loca" a 2. le _. » Wrer Tiste cottages Sunes.ows ami res) ~ i. OS 7"? s Riverside 2990 PRED ve 7. 9 ater # Quick ea. =e; ~~ “eas ol -- MURFTT L024 T . ° PI z - >) 4 } } , aes * _ —taira ¢ oncme- & hiacks nee Re ‘e . agile + .> 2! ‘ '? - - > rm. 52,4 [et oer 78. £700 ~ age ~ Soge ry = > M~CRADY. her eiTY. co “Siena ba - “a oo orn ° - ss'eare ~e “s Yor 2 -oers iain eneall —— : im . - % ean ae - ai! at ar° nen BS: ¢ roe 4wTrs. hat hs- re ‘ ki ene om sogueet: pe a ; DANI YY BUNGALOW (OOD SINGLE FLAT—CHEAP ( Gn -over Cleveland Hen ant 3: salesman there 2 co ee 714 Leland—3-familv: 7 — 7 TH Es APPEL. TO° Cheeses ™ + $133 Gror ar lee ——e een inet — ’ . : ia ii ° anc—>- : 1 on | whe Flee sella —** SS-> _ Dewey.____ (es LAFAYETTE ‘PARK BOOMING HOUSE Teh | + Foouis , Sear garage; rental ix . Gapt (13 Leland—3 family; 7 rooms, 3-car : bal ; M ADY REALTY CO. 6174A East : - = : -_ Sn . ivas @ ee porn «furnace: a : wects made, ths is s “4 are? : — var garaece: -ntal Ine ny 2717 -4 ‘ a= AA Ae _- stor a7? | PRANK SPERASTLAN. — al Tos. -~as wi eer, 35 good «+ meat L206 $5 a& Tra _¥ ie a SE > THE: FE HOMES peg Str el Spee a! YP) ‘a 3 — ~ - . " rr au © = . 7 * = =| 7 -— 7? — . 7 — —— — —_— oe - *> > - ° > : . . ING WOME Bane vis ee Re ee __ ore : at : ae aI uel ow Es T-EARICKSON 4204- ats ra ea Sen4eu Pars Lane cor € q vt —_*? ‘ = . 7 —We s . : - | ” OK AT THIS ~*~ > Se Way ; i ayos a? _ oom on , ae ee? e. ~s * “ ‘= , —Vvra ‘use— 3 . I as muy 5 Poo me Ty ers on one f,o@r atte hath ——— Soll ! tl Side Bunga! i\v : 4741 "sa > a-4 x ; . . aths. furs ryt 3 .)MS ENZLICK 101 ; vive 142 rental, $3420. 4. hou bw le a; priced . es ore saat Ose: J e eft'eo> . : a7 2¢°ECe> ‘arc ance. Oo. . = ah on ee ow a. . > en > T° rT TT ' —s ~ a —seemdlod a ore » - 7M me, ‘ ~ ’ : errs . ms. tre “at a4 hard foo"s wee ° Chestru* “4 "4 ALF nt i? =, SHB IDS4 CONNECTI ct b 2 M Re * SOUTA SIG 2 fa ly: 5 rooms. sé t h in HARTWIG DISCHINGER 3022 NX. Cr; ; eneer. ON SGALOW a 7 eS eee: ae Pw 2 AND 4 ROOM > bea Shaw's Gard est south and eieening de- agg ee Rg AP Pe eee aa . Separate heat oa ees ie BT LIST Ilaware. 4 rooms beth i PaseT MAX €PACET FRE Ff CH SING Ls FLAT—1911 F. PRAIRIF. Shaw a ans meen "sg seen, | Sesee ‘een ediends Tae ths arcwood plants: rental income, $1560. “BEAUTIFU + MODFRS BL SGALOW eiec:? ravace . "sole ParEga — ~~ . poten iy >- = Tile — furnace — re frxsloeres. - : . » as e 2 4 > ae > ak ao - a cares - Foe the - so «whe ts ~ king —— m AT 4A BARGAIN ee osm . Sa.ance Se Wea: - oa 7 oe prpaew 2 "3 teen © Bie siete wiaiiie | Seale aa ae = ore 3 Oa 6 eee 2 Otive boeo coon bet. water beer. 140,92 Owner F ' Ks @wreens s*acese fur =- haan © ne * 44 e 7 . Sarto — =. s~ tet adie Te +. so : a . seamen aa ® apc al. cetails pertaining to the basdling of » ~ an : - ~y ~ —_ * - o ca acs - “re - . — « De eo . =. aie ~ -s Me to es . - a ._, or Sa e w ; . - 2s Te > yy e . .2rTe: =" recht bed “ ities : - . Lt PRE D ma BD seit ome ‘ Zz = d i ; 3 “Sols *a2. ” q . ~—?>- Bs . w a = — Pee bs 4 = a - *. 2 . "AW ss : CLEAR AND WILL FIsance — #3, 4 rome cod breakfast room 407 Wane , Gear2 8114 ~— Sa ee eh E. CRAVENS, SALES AND arn DIRECTOR, « nant’? Treoms. Bas ang electric: jer 11 fr “AGE “eee | . — ar Da oe ee. en-WR- | ool. ees SERED Ger Glare a |! = TILL -— Harcld Wileer a. ae eee oot t perch. tomers toe ast bate. OD U NG A LOW FLA Ts rr rs ee po ee ee a >. 2000 Wi TLL BUY Ecward Feiker = a ae ‘i por. Ty vet -Diepatch ‘-80 %.. tot “ , RAGE. mn — a. oes —. =. Selliag Ww. Nytderg 3 ng . _ o Pow img is ~ e 4 — . oF > ° Ss f g room. electr arge garage. st LOOK JT 3023-25 MAGNOLLA BELLIS Realtors Arcade Bide Olive 378. } AssoTT [olern. G-room residence. hot-water son f ale 4 de ener Farest 1534.-c4 and tory modern a ST. FERDINAND. 390°—SINGLF FLAT. SI REALTY "a ~; rT — a pe ‘ear . r : WOLF- 4 _—- = - aes ae Se ee = , a 161% Corsa av Wer 18°8W ia, ~*~. 4 ss in aee a, Seem Beautiful New iinet w eanawn sve — uthwest BEAUTIFUL HOME “p f Re 6 ee ‘ P - " ‘ err-e ne -e>? Ba wt«a s ~ > is | ‘ . . oat — a : 7 -~ »*- ~~ - * ~ + a ei nine hy STEAL Tig eoes sotrm cmaxp BOUL. NEW RESGALOWs ____ Southwest __| 336 cersinnt, wetat ouse of, 10 referred Real Estate Springs — _& REC La a~ BADEN “RI NGALOW © « cee cum warter ie — a AND STUCCO gdh —, me . ~ bet: a!) modern: garage und-r house: ear; ‘JOHN C. “GREL Lit r kK. #i:.¢0 ces . r- So-weter beat: g esery a ar * —~ ch. Fa ir. . "nA. 2 Oe Nee ae eee A “> § HES TNUT _ payments (eener Cabany *217M e7} ‘ lebert. c . my & wher will shew rey throgst +o “a .°8 mn ©8 Dm cises ba - .* .s P 2 - . eTT = ~ > - oa . - > — mm — a “Fr hare a fire’ lane » 3 ‘ung *s her «MODERN “Cort Mur RAR. 4L\ moo 7 tart? - . = a - at a . , = an = -_— ,* -— Oo ~ — x a 2 é o a = 4-0 -_ >» i} i. RN RY ‘ ' ri rk i SS —_ ee — voot Springs which are Exits to be sols “Ere. tie harh - — ; . ‘ ~—-- = wo a a S : p Sa ° a ne atte We the ext few dave, to fon an cence Po ~ £-* BR. ote BEATTIFUL BUNG Rowe | Ls BLN. Brvs = — Baa “bangalow. o- GUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE LOANS ON PERSON’L . eu are interesied, dant fa.! ~ der ‘ ete a } + wei WM — . = piensa : s ~~ ae Pte nem a us. for the JOHNS €. GREULM co COME OUT AND SEE OUR BUNGALOWS iat SUA $525 ARCH AY water he ariwoed fleers. tile CK A . “—* NTR cheap — , KF L a & 4 I NI wnsy 3639-5...5 7 PILLWORPE =T , ° - : ‘ a "er “7 ? . ” ea x re? "a = “2 » —— ee Central - sihenens uit w QU 7] AUTO LUANS ~ =e ee " - ~ , ; ' ee... ey OENet . .- rocmes. 36 , : c ze . : ‘ 7 ie wae nea ‘AR ERS Try SN ovtgeees refnarced + a ea _ ae - J "7 Kot oe Pika Rt GALS wtTN GRAND DOVER PARE, —— wre + S85 = [Tce - . BAKERS, ATT ENTI \ erie adkit*tona. ss efvenesé i Jie om ; 6 ReoMws All ON ONE FLOOR we - b al rims Sap ; - a Pee 3 West : rileast - [Sth : “Talec eer'oes os hon ° + ce ’ * --——— Uh YN’ i ) ‘ nm Yaw sos — UStSt ALLS Goon ~ Y te a AM _caieepa ie ST. GRAND _S11¢:e@) ASHLAND, 4731—Fia:. 5 —- Ae en Se hy: a 5 minetee: mo red criet Labery 2 4; PRPICIENGY., FURNACE. TILE BATS. : SB. 2 price a ems nd ote” 6 Bow 1-180 Post-Ite (cd) exce wen iy , ai home of ¢ wwoms: it, = STORE AND FLAT—SABGAIN tential. Morvaegte rewrites te. Daxpy “BUNGALOW im priate men PLAORS: LAT S5,1% “t. (os Lig a Mt D> CITY TRUET cc — a ——$— AE remy age ee se sarase. F20ce _ESs iLL E payments: brisg tis 14 CaARTan BFLLIS Realtors. Areade Bide. (Hive 37S. sate rE VIRG ~ rorest 3000. £Usto> and St. Loxis + - . . ——. =a7 et oNa 7 ge a 16 N.- Be _~ —2 . ote acd 3 = Ses MAP? EWOOD, vo — nonin {. i _ AV. I | T xx i fas ‘eae = o = 7 4 P — — - _ MODI = BOE * = — m - ~—s ahore gaat tong WON ey a ie ad te te) reese. = Price te7ms. 4 er oe | can b, ee a a waite Aararnt M-weter Seat bata. gas and electric ¥-92. P.-t Oaes ~overmes® —_' 7 a Ek: CESER RE mr Side tavTen*s *FRAch SEnAcTIAN. NeNtLToe BUNGALOWS FACING Rae sie laree outa, weather : ee: Sain 6T26 Chamberlain a “coms. orick Standart Cred » . « >Doer screens a2 ge egg -ose — - > >= : iouday >» ‘ater oe ac 42=x148 a; - MARTFORU __UPANT ita 4 FAIRGROUND PARK og Bn ~ Sa ia eS {oan me or wil wade for invesumeet = South 4014 Naturs ce > iid Leonia ee bo eee eke rere. . Must Se cage CIN! Fil t—3-tamily. 12 rooms A 5a MER *ORD REALTY Ct I RG Sg = maa career ice DEC So TT AEA east, Cates Seal itm Modems’ at c®) | 9093 Jue ean eel | «REDUCE YOURS [4e? LIS DOVER waster é‘ mela . er So pped, : FRANE SEBASTIAN : ‘ mem a) $264 —_ a : “ car az = = cers. a , os NOM - p~ Pon res, cence lard a> ““esora>le ifer accepted we |-a? . 5 Terme amd eun mare: hard weal {lo —_ ‘ ~ ae ae 4 gut er > 2 . ° ’ = a ee : e ar ga- “a 7£°- AT TO PA R. ROt-PWater bet. side drive. aoubl — r > cars rT ee ——— it—~_m—”’!. =x CUCL Ce i it eo ~ “ce of £Tocme >; we - -s “ "age. a = guec ed * Prue ¢. pire s-r. garage ixitd: easy ~ nee. ° rege. 50x10. ads = by card or — NDERSON-ST AF PM ANS Russell Park Bur raiow otuat aie ae © . — = — — — : 2 S0igas~ savas = 7 4 Te ed. 9 - Mark’s parish. a tea! dargacs WENZLICK. 1010 Chestaut Offre 34637 6 es ee eee A WwW _ORERMEYER 4 BR , Forest 541 2 yeaa arga! In—S$1000 { as! pee BE. at TIFU L ‘Ew _FLar a “ome each $ orice $15.50" WENZLICE. 101 Saw ve 1427 £LAPAVETTE 2635—sTORE AND SEY- ae on Game — oe te ag Northwest 4Oxx Tholozan: 4 -coms anf sumroem: +: Se ee re wee 2 - EN FLATS. BATH FLECTRIC: RENT oo 673 yz shy Eide. 5 (Copy «te . ave " as -~ Me - - . U ~ ene ge . to 4 Leen... Sn oat 3 - = > ~~ Pine Lawn ARNER Te 5 oo, —e +t spores = > etres i ” Pn gg tei ney omy ‘ : 222 §7 civac “ = - I. PP r= 5 OME _ Fac ING FOREST PARK ee aa Dow - KDE : iar ee — - ‘ ‘ tg — _ “ 2 : Tes \. ae Br°SH-RIRNS 118035 Ch - ° . 7 ~ - 7 m->n modern ‘2 ere pon Bieta’ Hw ia it? ~ tne ia’ = y4nka- = ie e ae 24 > ‘ re Ps. : a _ ~ - ae a . . >. $s S ya — — - om 4 VWOLF- FPULLAt A. i@l NS. Sth. ive 3383. = hr". - |. ~-----_ Cat lowe 3 oew re Team matt Pr ie “4 ed- & ©’ =. & « Po? ‘ mm va = * Blocks por S28 *8—L4m o> P wy MING LE FL. AT. $10 oo lherl BLE 44—-TEAM HEAT ‘« bat> ‘Focet - _ = ain din anand as SES aa =i ~— } ae ; - 7 I = ~~ omy a eas) parien: * bad 5 . " + $ , ’ = . . — a ~_- , amend neat S> 4 west ¥ = a 2 erira ~~’s s *-Faitler a . Ay 4 4 ra ige a2?G _ ee ms belence SH : Fa CARTWRIGHT. Amect, | ie Saraee: ema cesh payment wars rented: terme. sbere. Oo age | BAPE ee srtoo- sig Sargae “os w KPAE FIRE GROVE AVY. 3480 (Pine Cows — : : = Grar . ae &k JONES ENZ estrut. Olive 14 $14,000 corms A‘mise a enile est Nee nv . oney! ee ut fu! mme of 5 roome han rIxnpeaon PL. 6A) New oe ara fers, tle bath brick nia nie's = . IMM EDL. i i 4 ISSESNST? m~\ : Jile MAPTITT wl Ren “ a at va -- 47-738 ~4 . Riverside 37°47 4 ——— . -_ = - Bore aes ‘oe ee fm tros a S:®ep us — de a guvece . ‘ a* p ar 7 4 Se. « 4-H I rin ~~ " o . : —t shal = . ’ , ; ; - at Mig — .- KEAIDE SNC ES 2 +e . ak Z e - ens oT ty 3 ° C= c = BFAE Prove SPO ™ Call Forest SR far rvs " Ja 47003 — 2 gth’y a 3 mader: tra: | Rot mg “ oo : = 2 . ms ; sk °-* 2 " : “ Ga CY - 4 “= ’ » . . ~ > . - cy o = ° z > sf o . wv ~ ee 8 3 = : 7 . reughou: a 4 i hw ™ - ae 42 ~ a ° * a : - 4 -. . — = sa a 4 ° 5 all ee a x. a pe - a FL RNITURE LOANS , ore! porch. tile bath. hel-water heat en Sund 19 w 4 - JOHN C. G — ging mR et co. a x =~ CSS L32L Semple ar. 9 : : a £5 to $50.9) easy cavments KFT. presente in: price S°950. wero nl ; > 4° rem : iat . — aad ——— —_— : " estate 29! ‘ire cath lotke weet of end of Market ca- ™. sate “ ‘ — —~ 9 neler wo« bung low ; “en 3 iD 5 Roous peat 8 a at ‘ 4 BERWTER &E 5°79 Fas‘on : a ee es aad thcan Miles Bide i ga an p60. Ganliten bah aaah nd SS ee SC REAL ESTATE—FOR COL'RED “LOANS ON FURNIT var : —_ + > rac i , a = = jn ~~ "= _ — — - =-? or ta 4 “TA.” @ (er hea’ Seuunedl alae gh bear h hot- “Se ree (Hu TSUT warn Oe . * 9 , ee a> 17 89R a? a. > “x ery xe. 9eL " Contra Se a : ——— = ce aa — cil - ae se a 7+. Sen tel rcbes. every ». = = : ~ . 4 TASS P ‘ Se - . _— — a — — Rank ‘*: [mcm lair oenlee, Soe PER Foor | >" “t: 1 _"s es ot = ~~ “ay = t, Too. mn 2a: zs = ore rare a — > OWNER LEAVING cCIryr a. 2 _ - - ip room cs ’ ace . > lth 7 re A CHE AP FLAT ~. ee Sas Poa ter nN ss .-_— - a re ~ apenas Arw en neem mereness Geers. BO) Co cried low cor a cai mle | Spe g3asgre SATe SBKen Dose 5] SOLE North Market 45 -eome earn, 202 Chostesa Trost Bide Grand 800. (Ae Near Soldan High ~ cal © > aves . . .- - ga 11 SS sS - 2 ectrte furnace x ~ae” a saretcee — > a Mie ee —__5 nent 2Gen cant x peer 7? san a S--~mom frame bunca. , OO. set card of so ay “oe sve7 ts F AS — FLAT. 3 — FINE Thus beautit a anne me. Rite Loaned on your sutemehie= — ste, . *. beth. furna - tures. STB EMFT Real TY i) 4915 “astcen ROOMS: EASY TERMS ‘oorma, het-water heat. hariwood floors, J- Mortgages «= Tewritten —~ Page AGW. 3 nive rsity -(" if v aan Se dee awit SACRLEIC . mea 3 . - =. x a Teer Aree REL . 1S Realtors anwade Bids Olive 378 » rarace in - bce en | oat, & oll > mente ‘, ; ; - ee: S50 . m > -TRICTT VV we “D\ C7 mYMEN AR, ATN a 4218. —a aes ae Colonial owen i a agg Pg eng Bh STRICTLY MODBRN FLAT | Soca Go mete veces: Al . ot 45°58. aes DANS to tats 4 - 40° ia x Sin : - . _ > ae . -? : ’ P - “t? wT eg ‘4 e ‘ “ . = _*.. - . " . joe as . “ ~ wey - - e ’ . | ‘ave. y ™ , ~ ‘ Po >) i > CL _ or: : Sack ene, ogrior ang ase. exierw = .S . : = F 4 » a a r= gio 7 “Z Dm BY Len e 14. ** a ut ‘A ut ; | pede eile a Semen oo . 4 oe ix) SOT Wiss THIS « HANCE " : . a DOSNT GOVERLASR THis £.+4 ane “OOCT LS ater he RIRRPATBICER BR ams, A etme -woem With fireviace **a* * “ms , = ‘ enera. Me i ae 430 Adner > s ; = 4 > & ze 7? TRS -_ v con. ono lor harem] fOr em, Gere’ ‘ ‘ - : = i4s=>m& AT THES? rLatTs * . 2 ~~ 3 on * ~ 3 “RWaNnr’ — ne, steades, electric Mxteres 7 J $4) - ings ~ ~ 2 2 OF Tams . nrerier : ss es : . etta De@® hae beat » : ES - 3 7 - 2 . * : : = ‘> ] ex" 3t st “a * 3 i , : . ‘ ; - ~ — 2 ‘ - + ‘ z os - . ° yw ——-——.. - ~—— Try IT ” a oo one Se Sie con . : ' . wt be ene “4 i sols PERSHING UNIVERSITY ry He ME 13, * Crree By Ca - zz ty ry > — rg el a> bene! es = 4 7 ~- s : : ° New 5 amet 5 rout = ngle Plat ail rraod - ae 2. 9 ~- “a . 7 . > 444 and a te ———————— : : P — . o 34% —— . “4 T *s . ern conveniences, S51155 garace fer 2 870) hamberia.sn a¥.: bas amie om " a — a $33 \ wg “32 7 = : 4 a> 2. & ~ "3 9 . tet © . “di - x ea ° z on > i : ... Valley Park — een HF tok. » Ai an, ma ceed ee Hollis. 2 2 ‘ re eS BL ANKE z Ae ce 22 Guabiines Balaannihent’ Gliir ix neal BORROWING coFrac ” e = : Pe ~momse Tin 4 ——s ‘ . ome” an . oT ae z~ ‘ = — “. 4 s+ a e A 3 a 5 - “5 6=—=5 We 4 oa: ue aoe . e a* . i. 2 . —_ » es, ° * oo fd i! ae ne _ Fai ow a _—— » Bw - » atric’ 4 ace re * = 4 _ ‘ s : MAR CA 248h— or SF WOME * ,7- — us a , BEX Saeees bacement gnreae gide'ec Sur- : al. da a Laem AT . — >-FAMILY. S AND KR. BATH eLFe : y.3t1 2 A B iness ‘4 - wece c'etern, 100c15 @ »@ “oe ats : ai orice 34 sce . a oo agg “ « 5179 Eagtoc I~ wt ST ENE S33 oe: Sass Sy" BARS rALN Seen ae “ee us = om * ‘er or 7 3e arte e- 40 \ ok . . 2 ww 4 Rey _o- % ‘ maniys . ” ' -~ , - "oe rA° . —— . i, . % * a @-wa store for Cele e cottaee Dent be 8 . wrest 11) s + ROOM BRICK Sieo—\ WANT eae — WOLF-POLLACE. 101 S. Sth. Ove Sm IN AMES PLACE res MB. =a ~ Ez une wel ar = ee * im the «en ~~ ‘ ‘4 ‘ ‘2428 x -cx _ = on sted a . = ’ gan a » etn 4% — —— ee ' - : — cr - = ~ a -— - _ - - - : - . ™ . \ -—* = .- = MODERN BU NG ALOWS -s dee 4859 Mam ~ South D Flat Near Forest Park aig (Li nee alee : : 7 = *_-* : . =) ° - a ‘Ts e aT" ” = a oe 6a-Se = —~ - ~ i. ’ - Webster Groves 00° Spee be penne Pity : ED — Q507T and 4 Hrview pl: 2 éoubies gavage. 354-> Fg oo. Dumm 186) S Setter. RT -——Vedeter 3) feet on Marsha 730 water *aniwoa floors. garag SOUTHAMPTON BUNGALOW . = ee eae “ne & ToOoms "oe : s. seDarat 2 t8 en tor ime n WMI SEY WmWAN—SSO &w SoOUUL fret perth f Surnn right on street $748 Ma -— 3 roume sey room. tile dart . Ton af URey oe team ‘Se i garages. * se trade : 110% =T 4 The Morrw Plan” parvabte > 30 oeek eet, amir 2° ser ‘foot ~ . . , me 6 . — py a” Ber Ne “AN - +—)5 art @ » = =. -@ ae of oot. Sa Oe ee . P ’ ar nmen?’s Sager § pe’ cenr WW. L. BONSALL 721 ‘dest2u* ow 4 ssams furmace ; = . r = : -- nai 3 : . ome an 7 e . zs rice - .: - €4 1 oo —_ a “DAS oc *uarn ~ sod othe collatees a per -@ al ad , os — erg d 7 “= . | e > . o z = 2 — } . ms . > « ry a . a =a o ~ o--XlD - 7 ? ——— ef? a tno iw ss : m4 .. ™ onl = " ~ 4 ‘ ; ~ a - © zs "sz f > _* ~, ’ > . > > > BATH ~— TOILET te ROO . mt »s) wie. on furs or «a8 “ence 6 , - tad om greenies. Fur. it aon Wee oar. Ra Ty ALAIW. S590 . = - eesmun See AALKS! s6h00) INVESTMENT New hardwend fare gee — ® wee ect mer > Sos wee ” Cur ® - ——— a + . . Tay . ol ‘ gp ” _ wae © “or . © ~~ ° ee) > : -™ +t) TE AR L Y IN€ OME “tC shoe Beelead -eow > =7erT «€ : tum Hg - = — . — > ——— - Colonial Semi-Bungal Ww a a ne en “a”: aie ‘edane. Guollec®: barwaln o. Been Shan 4319 Wasaington B-Comnity epare| WERos com: 9 menses = oe 8 eae | sinte’ Se. ee REMEDIAL * : ~~ . ~ mw rths WA - _ll a — — = acta s eu . ss” men’ a ey —oders . “wor her ~— = > 24 5 a3i4 Calumet Bitz are se DUCOMM™N & > ee vacant end open 2 wil 3 one cl _ Cerner pnt 5879 Cote Brilliante 3 roem _—____—__ ‘ MSRZLICK. 2020 Chestnut Olive 1427 W_Flerteesnt Colfer #262. 3) Mcw AMS R E co > - — sa =) eouthere ¢2. ~ 55 _— ; rs _ } METON 2a0a acy _ ha 2 enor ia 4 > "Ors = ——a a: “= > Pes ~ - > at — Oe eae flower >. w “. t="2 imedore: 5 rooms West — B ks Yive 8150 + RIDGE AV _ a LAT ee ee = a on "ments — Ths : ay + 300-4 ce ’. » | ori vot +. 2 wa . re TS — ~ Et cur ‘. —_ a « 5 an = =-seor » > —P _——s —————S ——— oo = * “- , a Ee a sem: -Bi Rg : — tae = 4 ER x08 wn REN K BT NGALOW _ baths: 2-car warage good tems phone 780¢: owner ee er ee es: aes oe Tread mee. = ntorsess — Pheaes Main 2375-47 retiy y . > “4 — “ ~ - = “ei \ sie 3-4 ; Sought G8 ener terea Owner “ — = —ae oe Bs 2 oA ONNEr > eee Lee? eet 541 and 3196 acs ame: $459 LINDELT, Va” Y 4nGeheeer - IE: Peer. eens | eRe ae et gM CRADT REALTY OO. Gt2SA Eases “td sch Wale: tae ee yee UN Pauw Family 9 Ld TE Ua » own os § == 7 rake AND oa KLAN D- r —_ — ’ ; s>e nn? ‘ — = _ be 4) A ¥ ‘ | - i; 4>7} ee } > ry) ? - 5% ‘our il Se owre? *S ; WONTT ane? “2. — eames ~aikn = > ww ; os - Ss? BLAKFWORE Ft_ = a : : oe a - \ ‘au m@Ititi \ — — ? hathe hot-water = a 3 te v6 t rs oe “mh end Seek a Guath tuce act : » =e . 2 eon *% 4 7 = A R _* ‘ : = 2 —_— _ . se . . -s == ict : a . “hts _. ine 4. %- a>are ment a . , 7 . A. ; - be «! § il ear eae . ° A '¢ ve nite; Lechweet W ebte- ; ° ° anes > _ ow orem ene-Teor brick ns ~~ oat ig ss “ od ~~ . moundinaes wy my nee : - % os - = ‘ a » i} Ts. N . Aa'nwrigh: Ede Wa'- 2 Geet >) Porn qe: CRes: tnt : Melee $1.9 vw eas *=——~-tuem modern: big SEALSY SERVICE Division. MAES out "ard of ad | . waae orucured om furnilure sane Se And a@vente yea mare s¥ MRE EY i. “— a Ec : . —_ & wit? furnish a ° or Re . ! a : a _ aT a2 ae = Be 358 titi 5 > eS CORE RAT! . ~“ Forest we Ju * . a! St Cm Ss.eo8 BSeces 227 edi 28 quick J Tu set , fea ny i= Pe] reur > eee On 2 for mua of Wobster ond our salve aad ais to - eautifu ungalow (T—New, 4-4 rooms. wth side inv oa a s.~— “7 -_--— r¢ ' . . ~ (es ~eeetiful oOctck work - pS ‘carc & ee eee ee: “Eee Bt setae ome : DD i ee eee | Centra! 7 N_ Serenth St. ea! estale autemoniles. store amt off -= good ndéersemen: end of a7 eter geet ™ . . _ : : — ~~ ant. jon @ rem Teer FB no EI BRK RK BUYGALOW = EMER, Sine ’ = . — s = or Freak Tit Chectnue Ofve G177 bat Sher eo. S-feenw omlers oo ngs ‘ D ues. recent Secere ‘th RIGHT ae : . ager wen a i , = - ‘ . : ag — 2 . : - “aoa Paepe Mr hi . - > » atimandl tweedy owen e . AISD of m sing 5 —Li-tI* LEPT—te ReOwWS $5508 seated ° ' - aviweod feers furmace - ara2 : ~. —e- ~—_ > . = = —— os ‘Bec ROOMERS or BOARDERS threegh °° 2s | Scan S048 » Qnty $500 cua SH ‘SSS BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILE LOANS St. Louis Realty Co sous € one Reco, POST-DISPATCH WANT ADs. MICHIGAN. 4818-20—4 fas +d 4 3 4 BUSINESS SITE permeate ~tuned Lowes “ete i ats MONEY Th —— “S.a3. @.00°Tl 3.090.300 “Zs Orve 'bargale- 7213 0 , ~ - ' : 4 Y and wr. ~ a°ga_B : = Fs $4. ¢ Sia 3 or =: . 4 ermre * a ' ol - : :. es Hrs ts oS SET SaaS wie a , ius u » TSS Ouivwe 813. nN ve SL L@l7 Lecust.

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 19325. ——_- - — ee; °) o @ ° (Buying) Sense Wwestor in Real kL state is findiny > well constructéd buildings, in. ce and income. they are investing in ‘*‘ Wagner. ents and actually deriving the in. eir investment instead of paying ts stay rented and earn the offer the very best construction ors. sealed basement ceilings, eoting. ail rooms carefuly plan. lenty closet space which the ‘tails carried out with the same } gained through years of special- etion. ' f using ‘‘Good Common (Buying) t that our recent sales of *“Wag- arter Million Dollars i the greatest period of develop. y, and this is backed up by solid ring interests, HAVE JUST COMPLETED 4; rooms; and G-4 rooms; rental yoms, sun parlor, 6-car garage; ms sun parlor, no garages; rent- sereey porch, 2 car rarage ; rent- Park, Skinker Road—Two 3-fam.- maths; rental, $5686 per year. 3-car garage; rental income, 18, ns, J-car garage; rental income, rooms sun parlor, sereen porch; mily; 9 rooms, separate heating } we S0egest toe eafest war “to create an apartments We have many cliente who lars cash and are building up a very eub.- + and tneludes a complete managcement. col- hing to the handling of a “Wagrer-Pullt” ful opportunity to create an estate VENS, SALES ANL) ADV. DIRECTOR. + ‘kim Al Engelman ; ffeen Clvde - eee sed a ng Wim. yberg y-Grant-Bell Real Estate” -_ nitors OLIVE 8621 (¢5) ’ LOANS ON PERSON’L PROP'Y QUICK AUTO LUANS Mortvuces refinanced i” reduce pay. mente additiona: cash advanced’ open : evenings dj BROOKMAN [956 Locust fcl4) DON’T WORRY RORROW $50 «+o $1000 ON YOUR CAR 'In & minutes: no red tape, etrict'y conf'.- | dential mortaacer rewritten to reduce payments: bring Utle 3327 Locust (c — a MONE Y ,oaned - Pavrmnents | §tandard Credit ; to an ~ = esenees nadantiat. R01 “Co Victoria Ride. = = REDU CE YOUR AUTO PAYMENTS Morgan Pare Off Your Loane i. aint and advances additional money. ; Sh-minrute service Bring title. 'S1h Olive St St Leute, Mo. ) 613 Murphy Didg.. E. St. Louis. 1 Tih (cl4) Sa ‘Need Any) Money? | | : : Rorrow $50 to $1000 from Yah- - lem in 6& minutes. Confidential. ' Mlorteace re-written Bring title. YAHLEM FINANCE CORP. 1} r | Open Evenings. | 1065 N. Grand. | (08) » | | ~ FURNITURE LOANS "5 to $50 0600 easy oaymenta’ real estate 280) Olive et et ee LOANS ON FURNITURE Aut ywneobiles, fixtures, real estate: confiden- : ja) quis k service. 801 Central National nk Ride, cS) . MONEY | Taaned Mortgages ments money LAANS to eult Ai au ‘ on your automobile rewritten —-—- Pay- reduced Additional advanced Honor to individuale——Termes income - Our Plea helps Frou. KIRKPATRICK BROTHERS 1724-28 Arcade Bldg., Olive 2651 (c70) ts BORROWING MONEY A Business ; I Proposition | ill : i Thie company tende money tv armounte from $50 to $1000 to the professional! or business man the elerk mechanic or office worker who on occasions of money urgently ; There are times when most | anyone needs financial aesistance. | The REMEDIAL SYSTEM OF | LOANING INC. offere the op portunity for vou to meet your | pending monew requirements. Call and let ae explain how thie ean be erranged on an eae? payvrnent haete Our Rates Are Right Our Service Is Prompt. : REMEDIAL system OF ; LOANING. LINC. ) Con. P. Curran, Pres. ; 200-4 Chemical Bldg Phones Main 2375-6-7-8. ni ’ 7 = en automobiles bv ‘ MONEY loaned on at . werk of month Aute Auction Ca 1 iblive “| pO NOT LOSE YOUR i CAR ' We Pay Off Your Old Loan - | And advarce vou more money. Car pes Oo; im > r porrsession; monthly y aoe te | aoe! Locum Romo nt 348 rst loor . 6. OLIVER LANGAN FINANCB $a) $100,000 TO LOA wn’? lome . car. iF *) oe - ca, Bo : 7, ve RO V thlogie 156) month » 1LANGAN 180° LOaNns ON REAL ESTATE ame to quit: fire! WoNEY Ts [LOAN m tne ser deede Qn et: monthly pave mer AUG. HM. KOLLAS. 616 Chestnut. » Obve 6152 tc) iv % BLAKE "Cho ais 2 Gh t. _ @e6tnu | abu 5 (omy WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 1925. The Daily POST-DISPATCH alone has 57,000 MORE CITY Circulation than BOTH other evening newspapers COMBINED ——- ST.LOUIS paar ———— LOANS ON REAL ESTATE — —_— Ff my po AN b leo v—S10N 0U0 of » umyroved ule real estat. at lowest be ag te on renta: a wep eee Cis ee meOND DEEDS OF TRUST. loanin bout money “4 second Bee en ALLON PARK LOAN & IN- | MENT CO (c6) | | WE MAKE LOANS r . ? elty rea Ge tanger hs T REALTY co., weak || Marriage Licenses ay outhwes ran 6° — pes Births Recorded; —— MONEY TO LOAN city or ~ ag + tobe real estate. ihe B. Co. 106 N. Oth. ¥Y TO LOA emer te and county: ~ rates: quick action ™ KEANE & FRANKE MARRIAGE LICENSES. Georzé A. Voevel—Loeuise H. Loewer. ti 1008 Chestnut St. (c80) | Arthur wen tis ster—Elsie M. Hufstedler, | | —————_ ; agp powin echtler—Katherine Loch. | | Sioney ee ‘See U's’ eset Money | Herr ~~ ed seth at ydga M. ~ nreck. | Lowest rates Sh nag gS -—waaeeey | ‘Edward Lo Halle ive Me wchneider.. on your loa | Rodert_ E. Waegeley—Harriet Keane. John . Morrie—Lillian I een esc 619 Chestnut.(cd) | Yo % 5-Year Loans |B 2° 35 Ta a 3 pe ear—Mrs. este Loew att. ts, fl build! Dan Cnebike Bees Ta ‘Gook. | apertments, ais, u ngs or n exiich-— e Loans, property. le oan correspondent CRNA a ratew-islon Mariorie Utley. ontia! Ins of America. Walter Mohrmeann—C lara Trev Ee award HMrockman— Marie Kocan da FRANCI Pactsa REALTY CO. (6) ME a A. \Strassner—Elizabeth A. Doo REAL ESTATE LOANS Ven np Traub—Mrs. Maria M. Sinniag BUILDING LOANS Boxee J, 0 Maliey—-Marearet Ee Cut SPECIAL 5%% BUnUy George Washington-—Lucv Davis. In Afhy Amoun © a ng P. Wersog— Arn . w, Koroll ) | ; . eee ne . TO D Getiteltwaks-sPaCece £74, ora | Ravmond Ly Kelly—Mary Y Muroh ; *] } if eames , U Seventh and Chestnut st ‘cl5) Edward a “cee” t 0 Margaret Oliver. ' Do You Need Money G | George Pletka——Mary Sievers | Vittarto "farineim Adee: Natalina Zaring). WE MAKE AND 3 Q oat 4 hn McCluskey—Florence Ma T : AND SECOND ‘DEED: John P; Mylderig—Marv T, Jeffries Benkine inte or auick service eee | James Taylor—Ada Rose May Thompson. ST LOU Cis FINANCIAL co. Zz mi! Ralf) sar—! Edina — $17 NW Oth et. am, ft (ol 4) Willan F ad a" lars olde d 4c c , rees— lara olden O'lve | 321 en4 Contra!’ 52 ___' ———= | oe Bloc 2 ering J. Schweizer. i J 8, claran tion-— MONEY WANTED ae | Edith Stella Soebing. velgran Station. HONEY Wtd—$500; will pay eoaee | in tonne “pellevitie ee ee " security « « r evilie,. — for 12 months; (cB) Stan ey Sheila. Jefferson Rarracks—) Pe. Mary J. Ratafozky. Jefferson Barrac ~~ BRINKO P’S | Adam | Tobiasz, St Lou! pulls nna Step arthue Veapninaton beer &e.” Yeul aa) o | APThur . Cc rot ae t Aut FIRST DEED OF TRU ST—6% © | 5, Margaret | E. Gal! n. BS a: St. Yruts ' . b | nolo. o % ae 1000 e $1: 15,000; BREE US SECU- oy fille Keel, ‘caifineytite “MM. : nee a | —_ iver P JaToron ane ™- e711 M0 — N'BRINKOP, R E. CO Mr - ~ oiiggta 19 Chestnut. (03) arr es. Mary H. Wood. Cape Girardeau, _— 1? ii _ —-=- John Cobalt. Panola. STOCKS AND “BONDS” Powling Green. Mo.— ALL active stocks and bonds bought. sold Alma Nendeck, St: ui and auoted: KATTELMAN CO.. Pre Gyakahaw St. Joule-—Hilda P. K. 4 : ee PL Eas) } ry. 0. ‘ 3 Central National Bank Pide | Rilev Snell, Fast St. Louis—Bertha Smith. | live 2255. Olive 5240. “(c39) Fast St. Touts ———WE BUY OR QUOTE Gos J. "Frierdich. St TLouts—Caroline | Milier Train Control, Piggly w igaly, Im-.| Schwaegel. Smithton. az perial Royalties pfé.. Texon Oil and J.and, BIRTHS RECORDED. Orark Marble. Pe . Hughes, St Lovis | ROTS Mining and Mil Rh, Southern Surety Co., 1%. and TY. Henler 4202 Cottage Ciever Leaf Casualty, Remedia! Loan. e at and VW Graf "9428 Clark. Evergreen Mines. Metropolitan Stores. | ¢ ana D. Dooley. 4296 Castleman Burke Divide Coneolidated, Great Western | mand M. Doak. 6120 WN. Deeakeny. States Life. El Dorado Taylor. | Fire, Central and M. Lambroupov! os, 911 8. Union Oil, Yard oo 1010 Chestnut, Olive 1427 WOE CREA PARLOR Cheas Te BUSINESS FOR SALE AM PARLOR—Cheap, oy * RESTAU *RANT—Good ppt rir doing psd | ' 4 ox 4 aka AND “VEGETABLE MARKET—N. 180. Posi. Ca A ag ane fc t. Loule: nothing to buy but stock. ssi an ea vit h7. Post-Dispatch. nH ROoMING, WOUsE —7 10 rooms; _Neaving Y SHOr — Attract! rice ska. ; i314. N Grand Lindell | eka here Fe Pa one. 250; good: oo! | as ‘e LLINERY—Attractively furnished: busl, /ROOMING ¥ Hot SE—For sale pe astchas : for emall car Cali BRomont 3s Fi SOMING 1 HOUBE—®6 r rooms. | F rent 875, a eqerisice price Boz 1-2 including bess. , ted) “(hee ee ei a ooo he = MING ar ce —O rooms. tl good WRixt — Good corner. HO | © | GATT Se; rent SAO: income $340: must Vie | be secn to be appreciated: leaving city. AURA NT—tle08 location ee rt -!| heat. hot water included: cheap for cash teseen and ice cream. 5744 East sArT ORINK PARLOR—28e TN. Frond 2_be‘he above zit Dock #t. (34) war Inquire 905 St. Touls av 4, TRA T—Good busin good yar. Borr DRINK PARLAOR-— And Todsing x for Sule sale. 412 8 Manchester. ic3) house: 16 rooms. 301 8. 3¢ ~ | ‘ Burial Permits: | ed sincerity when accompanied by stamped addressed envelope. t | | among them. || various paint shops regarding the the mint of 1901, Indian head. _es He had lived | of the same n 1,99. n 93 JOnN | / to 2c. A patriotic daug@ter of |, South Carolina, Ann Pamela Cun- || A. H. J.—In the mayoralty elec- |ningham, devoted herself to rais- | || Dlurality of 2285 votes; {n 1917, 23,-| pose. In 1856 the Mount Vernon |) 401 votes, and in 1921 a plurality | Ladies’ Association of the Union of 9572 votes. was incorporated (it had existed + J. M. U.—Borax, starch and co- |since 1853) with Miss Cunningham Anna Timmer- | Court and complain ftegarding the chestra: 9:10, Denver De Molays, | ra. Must be sold. | Kpo, san Francisco (429.5), 9. or- ANSWERS TO QUERIES | The Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reject any query. Personal and telephone calls, or answers by mail, cannot dé given attention, except letters on medical questions of undoubdt cele Sl po LUE.—inquire of the Building epartment, City Hall, for full in- formation regarding the installing JFal t the letters nearly level with the surface and when hard si || & stout coat of flake white in jJa- | of the furnace. te 4 anes oly serpentine. — i ANXIOUS.—wWrit : give a clean white finish t t States Consul Gonseal teen. may de polished. The waite ce- England, for the address desired | ™*"t May be tinted to any desired shade, usin ac colors ground ese inne 7 Boarding schvols {jin japan. Sse 6 | Of the city directory. Inquire ia? aes the wee deat of tae tee tomac River, 15 miles below Wash- ington, belongs to the Mount Ver- | non Ladies’ Association. It was | built In 1743 by Lawrence, half- | brother of George Washington. On the death of Lawrence and of his | only daughter, George Washington inherited the estate. A. A. R.—Inquire of one of the — paint desired, or you might con- sult formula books at the Public Library, ELIZABETH.—The small cent of _——-_—- mint and which are not proof coins are worth from lic + | Augustine Washington offered for sale. tion of 1913 Ma or Kiel obtained ajiing $200,000 required for the pur- com are said to be the principal ingredients of some of the roach foods on the market. A férmula _ for a poison of this class is as fol- lows: Borax, 37 ounces; starch, 9 ounces, and cocoa, 4 ounces. READER.—To keep flies or any | other insects from fresh paint, mix a little bay oll (laurel oil) with the oi] paint, or place a pacaptacie containing same in the vicinity of senting 12 States. Contributions | were solicited and popular support ; was enlisted. The full sum was in hand before the end of 1859. and in 1860 Mount Vernon becamé the property of the association. A fur- ther fund was provided for the permanent care and maintenance. Portions of the original estate | that had been sold have been ac- quired again; bulldings which had | the painted objects. The pungent fallen into ruin have been re- || | odor keeps off the files. atored: the deer park under the }' D. E. S&S. — Letters engraved on i/hill has been restocked; the man- metal may be fille€d {8 with a mix- ture of asphaltum, brown japan and lampbDlack, the mixture being FO made as to be a putty like mass. It should be well pressed down with a spatula Any of the mass adhering to the re Bye the edges of the letters removed with turpentine and a Pe the ce- . ment is thoroughly dried the plate may be polished. If white letters | are desired, make a putty of dry | white lead, with equal parts of led 1909: there are 324 vice regents coach japan and rubbing varnish. from as many States. LEGAL INFORMATION. | (By a Member of the St. Lowis Bar Association.) D.—wWrite to the County [In Tllinois without her parents’ | consent but not in Missour!: she must be 21 in this State. MRS. KATE.—Write to the Sec- retary of State, Phoenix, Ariz., for the f{nformation regarding the company in question. HOME BREW .—It is against the || law to make the “home brew” if ' | sion has been repaired: many ar- ticles of furniture and adornment have heen restored to the several rooms: numbers of valuable relics and mementos of George and Mar- tha Washington and of their time have been deposited there, includ- ing the key of the Bastile present- ed to Washington by Lafayette in |! 1789. The area of the estate is || 237% acres. The regent is Miss || Harriet Clayton, Dover, Del., elect- re . a tax collector. INVENTOR.—We do not know of any such soclety or institute as mentioned in your letter. WORRIED.—Report the facts to the police and ask them to put a stop to the annoyance. it contains more than one-half of 1 of 18 can marry one per cent of alcohol. “S*“MEDICAL QUESTIONS. Health and sanitation questions of pudlic interest only will be con | gtdered. Diagnosts or treatment of individual cases will not be given. ANXIOUS.—Some goiter can be A READER.—tTry the following cured w ithout operation, some ©80| for the condition of the nands: not. We think medical treatment, ,.... ntioned. |“PPly Lassar’s paste at night, cov- is the better of the two me ering with absorbent cotton or A TAX PAYER. — Call Charles jjint, During the day dab on. and || ‘taxton. Lindell 316, and talk to / joey dry on, zinc oxide, calamine | him personally. The collection Of | lotion. If any occupation may garbage is under the Street We- cause friction on the hands protect nartment. If no result, call C. B.|the same with gloves. Fiske, director. SAID.—It is very likely that the | E. A. D—Reduction is best ac- | condition is-a mi ld ichthyesis, or. complished by diet and exercise. | so-called “fish skin disease.” It Send stamped, addressed envelope jis not curable. Simple warm DBaths requesting obesity diet list. Take gre recommended followed by rub- all possible exercise, sleep only bing in lanolin diluted with cold eight hours. . cream. Vapor baths alle also use- B. J. F.—(1) Any foem of irrf-|ful. The following is a’good oint- tation, disturbance of digestion, | ment: Adipis benzoati, 1 OUNCE, | bad tecth, will cause the cankers;glycerin, 40 minims, vaseline, % i in the mouth. (2) Try touching |ounce. For cleansing rub in thor- | ' them with stick of silver nitrate.| oughly a good quality of cold (3) To prevent them correct any bausative conditions. Glycerin tends to dry the skin. i 8:30, musical; 16:30, dance. chestra; 10, Atwater Kent art-| den;” ists: 11, vocal, instrumentaj; 12, WDAF, Kansas City Star (365.6), Amphians. 6, School of the Air: 8, classical KTHS, Hot Springs National Park! music, instrumental; 11:46, ($74.8), 8:30, violin recital; 9.| Nighthawk frolic, Merry Old popular piano music; 10, dance. | Chief. KYW, Chicago (535.4), 6, concerts; | WEAF, New York (491.5), 7, Ipana 6:30, K. of C. artists: 7, Atwager Kent artista: 8:30, concert. weocco, Minneapolis-St. (416.4). 8, WGN, Chicago Tribune} (370.2). 7 classical: 9, Drake Hote! dance, jazz artists. WGR, Buffalo (319). 7. Paul “Home Vegetable Gar- re- piano _TRAVEL AND RESORTS, _ TRAVEL AND BESORTS __ -DAY RIVER CRUISE To LOUISVILLE, KY., for DERBY DAY! Down the Miasiasippi. ap the 8 Ath and Obioc Rivers. througk the wonderful Gevernment Locks, via the palatial mew steel hall Str. Cape Girardeau. Stopever at Leuisville ef twe days te view the races, Friday and (Saturéay) Derby Day. 505 no m3 Round Trip, Metals and reute and (Louisville, For Information — Phone Olive 2264, at Packet Co. ES. WHITCOMB CRUISES FASB EEG EEE EE EEE BEB AA AAA aA ROUND tne summer MEDI- WORLD TERRANEAN From New Yerk. Oct. 10— New York, June 27—20,00v- Tues... May 12. & PrP. M.—Return -—— while at ddy, May 18, a A serder “Cariathia”, finest ship. All outside rooms cruise-ship afiest. All six 30 cities in 13 countries. continents; 50 ports & cities; Reme, Venice, Jerusalem. more than everbe- Cairo, &c. $3 days with time fere cruised to; Australis, for e European visit at end. New Zealand, &c., as well as Heweatl. Jepan, China, Jeva, India, Egypt-—slways at the best season. Phenomens! iacluded shore excursions. Send for beok and ship-pies. Midnight Sun Cruise New York, June 30—famous 20,000-100 * Fraaceunia™ leeland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, France, England Raymond & Whitcomb Co., 22 Beacon St., Boston RUDOLPH TRAVEL BUREAU, BOATMEN’S BANK BLDG. AUIS and All Lesa ‘Steamship Agents as regent and vice regents repre- | neg ee cream and wipe off with soft cloth. | ' | 7. vocal, pianist; $:45-12:30 re- hour: 8, Little Symphony orches- vue. tra; 8, orchestra. rWi. Havana (400), 7:30, Munici- WEAO. Columbus (2 793.9). 7. lec- |__pal band concert. ture, Ohio University concert. | WANG, Richmond Hi Gea)’ | WEBH, Chicago Post (870.2), 6, pease age oe He ge ism concert, book chat: 7, Riviera | pianist, 6:40. reader; . — Theater, vocal, brass quartet;. 10, | tine trio; 7:30, pianist, harmon- 4oli ica: 8:05, reader, the Criterions deme tee > (988) § e i 2 « ! Pe ‘ ‘ ’ - . . nd > _ ‘ r = WBAP. Fort Worth Star-Telegram , eat am 7.9 ; gram, Mt. Vernon. (475.9), 7:30. vocal, piano; 9:30, ‘ " dance; 11, popular music. WEEIL, Boston (475.9). 6, orches- | WRBAY. Columbus Dispatch, ‘* 4: 6:30, Cohan’s musicale; 7, (293.9). 7, program. Gillette Razor concert. WBZ, Springfield (333.3), 6, plano’ WEMC, Berrien Springs (285.5). recital;~6:15, Uncle Bill; 6:39,, 8:15, ensemble recital by special play; 7:45 xylophonist. request, Chaminade, Greig, Liszt WCAE, Pittsburg Press (464.3). selections. ee | enveal” dao detaile and tiustrated f Post - Dispatch Radio Broadeasting Station KS D 545.1 Meters Daylight broadcasting at 8:49, $:40, 10:40, 11;40, 12:40, 1:4, 2:40 and 3:40 p. m. Market a uctations and news bulletins of interest to the Middle West. Prices supplied by Market News Service, U. S. Dept. of Agriculture and principal Ex- changes. Daily—10:00 A. M. Domestic secience hour conducted by the Home Service Dept. of the Laclede Gas Light Co. of St. Louis. Wednesday—7:00 P. M. Program direct from West End Lyric Theater. Music by Silver- mans Orchestra. Organ recital by Oscar 8. Jost. WCK—273 Meters Wedneeday. 11 A. M.- ee ae “GRAN HOUSE 11 A. M. — Continuces — 11 FP. M. 8-BIG ACTS -8 HARRY CAREY in a the ~nnendrvnan ————ue eee ee MPRES OLIVE AT GRAND WOODWARD 44 six “KEKE? PLAYERS LN __ MATS. SUN., THURS., SAT. —- A = ~ NEXT WHER: “ISTH C HAIR” ADRAMA OF HUS BANDS ° AND LOVERS LEWIS WILLIAMSON, TENOR | OSCAR H. JOST, ORGANIST COMEDY-NEWS-SCENIC DAVE SILVERMANS ‘ORCHESTRA SPORTSMAN’sS PARK Game Starts at 6 O Clock CHICAGO HERE TOMORROW Tickets for tedays'« came on sale at 4008 OLAVE STREEKT | — You've heard about the good old Roman Days— Revels, Ban-, quets, Orgies—Beau- tiful Girls Thrown to the Lions for the amusement of Nero. GRAND CENTRAL p9E APTT Gt THOMAS MEIGHAN With Lite Lee—Wallace Beery to) “COMING THROUGH” Grand Central Only GENE'S BAND AND MORTON DOWNEY ¢,Ghicago STARTING SATURDAY Gloria ape Madame Sans-Gene SEE GLORIA AT HER BEST SHE'S GLORIOUS See the Burning of Rome—See the Great Scenes ?- R With More we Bij 20,000 eg | er eee Starting Saturday at the GRAND CENTRATI. WEST END LIBR CAPITOL THEATERE 7 : : $ = 7 ¢ a 3 = 5 “ISN'T LIFE $ ‘ ‘ ¢ WONDERFUL?” 2 SRA o> eid ‘ : sade ti¢ : - P 4 : ‘ ‘ P (re yt rhet antec netapase tat hb A AOL LAE LBD IE OLE —— oe -— > ae . « ~~ rd * the + ee o — e ow es as- 5 ee. ~~ “> — 7 : a a . a aay tee * - man ’ » om ~ Le TT ._ . =e tie @, ger ee” - ob e—e & © me anil « we me oo - ~ . _ 2 eo s oo: — Se - } Ka : : » > : a ¢ eS ON es Se Se eee y e. ic. ce: Re Nl ln i a IR A EC etn re cme . ~ — - - « ; dl -— +. — a > + -_e > ~~ = tet 4 ee « —— ee &* eee oc oe . >_> - as ee a = ~~ - —* ——_ age - ee ee 2 ™~ ~ a a m-. + . - a a es > a - 2 « S o- = 4 * 2 ——- —" ~-* —— Ae. - >. — ~~ ken wae ae are Geet > — = - «ta & »- . ee _ . >

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPR T (CH WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL, 29. 1995 | ming ’ . ' cT t -TUCHA 4 ETE | NEW vore nonpS SE . _ NEW YORK BO! NDS ., __ Wall Street WHEAT CLOSES HIGHER Future Grain Prices —|/ Butter, Eggs and Poultry | HOB PRICES DECLINE aOR oF ERIE RUETER, rg asp ppc IN ACTIVE MARKET i — “a YORK, Apert 29 ~=f lLeoule United Sturt + Pe nfifled " : es Sten Cc Orders ; J = approninnce to show a furee b i il ff Se : 7 Ma ely 400 e- ae - Md , are now at about +3 pe tone, Oper. Ce + Special to the loat-Dis . ys wr cent, aan. . a ¥ : NEW YORK. Apri ot “ae ews an ommen Auntt’ - 4 j ' ‘ee . York Stan k Exect ata ~* Following is an of fi 736 ~v —w Oo. 4 ‘he is ihe oftic ’ bd a : . ; 2 IANKe today with ¢ icia! lise of bonds traded ‘ os : “i wrday «= ~ leo’ ana “. PFecord rry EX HANGE Nie : , including the i Be SPECIAL VAiILyY- ae clase in tesi markets ans “ai? | UmMiesion houses tetas. ceaid 4 tions as received frem Kaname City oe — uriee@e te Tarniers cng ees Rng mie ~oe a ; Chicago markets. aog for round tore of he various artices “9 LJONAL STOCKYARDS 1 Aprij ae OH “Then | 'lere a> imum) auoted ble . -- ven. ae 1ey, estimated. «- ae ee “1 + 4500; Rows. 15.000; psheap, ain : . ,; to cv .oO80 to : Xe Ww cent z ( hicagyu aletri ; A Week, ; ; market. m A Feel tales today were $11.630.000 “amainet $1 >] % close of the 2.180.000 : | High : ” ee ("ore Ye ster “iL. -@8—Preen country candie. 26@ | horws and mules 100 he St ahout 90 per co — nt. those y aymost L00 per fent, but at ieee a ; 859.000 ae week ,; buyin ott... Despite @ light wre only | aa From Jan. 1 to age’ 9 0:090 4 year ago, and S10 yemeruny Si oe Mn 4 4 be Parti . Ti “ =‘ , e ‘ ° a ing as wet ifivation: are Said to wme of . a | vear ago and $1 bs ave sales were $1,253,112 000 a sin 600 two vears azo. Which gre ru. MPOTts Of foreign mat hold. ; | Sal pa 954.000 two vears aco, “eeinst $1,127,485,000 By a Specia) Corres A month ase NE close to 100 Don rials, | | Sales, Securliy_ (7 eae —— | ~ pondent of the | woneiion eee a td Wing fejt, 4 ; on ; ‘ER UWLtws ene ee LL ies. SECU nena — i | Ost- . . VHE 6% mniscel la neoy 94 ta 4 finished rarket. Sialf’ ot thig ported, is Q ar ERNMENT BONDS oe INDUot High, : Low. Cles,| NEW joan’ ee h. 4 — BAN if MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE High law. Close al ws returned. te lems @ lle 44 to Shc rome | MUGK—Hee. ints of hogs were feir ia i laterial. tjern ninwge ia . UOtallons on al) TT . * Se pare aad ‘ ~ iT Al BOND wae SE. . . 4 April "9a = } * : e* ——a °ngt: of Ww — a ate, S, 2 13° " . » "Ster:a’ » \ oO * ; NUurre ‘oma lly today the were said to be offering ea *nufactur ‘in dolla ave,’ Ulberty Bonds are ” gone . aware S. day's f Aho —" 1 toO- | fate buliigh factor ip ares Was 8 oo “——.e? oe lol Mb 1? 7 at (Bree Of made on tern * run « aa trade eetimating Gomestic prices a: 7 ring $6 a ton undes » ST. LOUIS STOC Pe | 18 et, ry Side of a doliar,) rs Lig & M Ss ‘I, 100% 100 «100° «CO +S market outside news counteyg | “2@rts covered end tne the wheat market - ISS TAT 1ST. 149%, 4 —— ne | Receints i@ the afternoon carrie: | Offer nan oleae fem with 500 through alge se : : Lantic Porta. r ‘ s he “ ‘ a K EXC HLA NGE j he - 1 - ;' ~ ~~ (CaF Os »” 04 te 44 o4 a Sl little, No further atrent! ‘ ~ ered and net enine — inn ane was re A. Wire 144) a" ' (8 worG « tthe ONC@eRsOr If Orbe elved « tora) ~ esr cee motheie Pen . : un orm re port . Ar i] 29.—A Sina ] : ‘ ' > ’ s 7 i — Y CC = , ~ ag ‘‘op cv 73 ‘30 a ‘ j ¢ ‘ on was | Close] Ov er, hot) > ipey may Cor 1. ae * . - 3° te I ! eR — Creamer ‘t- ‘Pee ‘ r the Seviers is that the lait ™ iron and Stee} apr ‘ i! lot of Interna. | GO USL Bigg 30'100--30, 11 Man Ele, — aa 116% litt. 116% | Ptid to British affairs, or ¢ Possibility of tr. Hh other futures higher me — JULY WHEaT Steiduree Sate yt. am anean $35 ow ~~? bo “Se teeine: §=10S.080 last pause, Iron Age wae ,. ying con ; al Shoe common sold at 1°6¢ 7) : ; , rg 3°? a? 1oo 3] 100 31 100 ia Man Sug ae ery, Loe le 1 le i lowering ofr money 4 oO the fu: tor gai: i tionight 4i20 Was «4 iale C L, oan ] “4” 147 Me % ile? Lb rwackt, Zz Roca 1 Re corrrniie the Mereeta ie nes 333.600" “as total a “ 1? ar " neces : ; 7 . ot - a d d és ° 3° = a be iil = . - 4 . yd ? ! " -~ 4 i y “ . 4 ; i? >. *% . *? _ . e -_ : ; « > : , ihe further crn , Weakening of ‘Prien PO +e wey, anew high. The Benera trad. 4 oe sat . > ~ Pt Olas 40 ga . os : ve % Stocks were irre _— here . . Srasles of wheat gold «oc, . K. Cc sie A4E te -% 140% ~% 07. ESR see sued = — Nertners w! ono for the corresuhd:ng the lea! busine ee Orts cf welling forces +, 984 wm n° irle bre ‘ ¢ 4-47 1OI—1 10131110) _- “, mitvVale St Se °*S8 a Of: am Ines | Sular from first toe, today, exporter nom tol art areata "= Pe > om -.. FANS mr Utilities, « ar ~~ | ae sof rat wT. ‘treme . a o-% 1ogr wer doze! Ta : . Geclin tw? ‘= end th ag in mitenéary 5 bg mene of curter J Sec LA ‘. Cian: (‘hy ge. | o} “ 4a Hy i = {) OS am 6 101 lo 7 Y Te rf Ge ‘41 108 5 saty, ion 4 K le _ par lcularl, A merican ®* eady. Hard me + Ee, are fat : K ‘ : ' Bet bg Sark — bbs card iuahe ra @riali ar? ar, nae — $13 3; i fer etwamen Tes a e ackin . - : aoe LT 4 nd we - ha “—— Fr . " ‘ ef . * m % \tha 4 t> 5s + 2 * - ‘ ’ a er Z } ‘ 7 > Car >] ‘ > eS ae a x ut a hf , ce 4 , ° _ l, . ‘7 ~ > ; is . ‘2 or eome eh »! } : y lew ' free ool and Bice! prod ucere Dok x ce Al TERN IN SESSION soit t',s "OR 10° 10 r | > NAm Ean Ps . 1} 1) & deme ‘, } ; OrKsS and-{ tah Securities. | o = Was Meady to le lowe ener . , . Kes MAY CORN ow - =, — LTRY—# heavy JA . ‘. ahinper buyers taking the tony ~~ ame ar _ a Mu“ ith Which s0mMme cas te ‘ Huss: corn 115 i] 49 ‘! oe a > { ~ - 36 l — JO 10] sO th se ‘ rat. » % 4h 104 104 104 Moth of “ hich sold at at : , = “ere sen ; te | tow s ead Let St i 103 's hy Tet y oe IO t 7. Ad ‘ “ke “Yae Fan le ain» nm Rens ? 4 a - Takee from to a the " eo’ i ‘wer ». 8F proof t “ers . ve om ~e ow . ~ i | “ > Oe ; - _" ’ tls tim “47 foes "1 - ¥ : n a highs tan Vet hie: ae rites “ Quiet (hi Tod = % ~\ >. . ae é . hh ken ? re =o) hes of $1 “no . . a RAS Not been @ That Overs ie Bhoe com 75 16 Lie Pes 2 +5 re 28 101—27 10 ~ ms »” Nor St Pp > toe Hoh Che stee] ww “| ure of , Vver wheat helt and fall. ite o 103% 105% -1O8 pane, > “uring 1 ; ° ue yas ‘@ $11.65. some . some estimates: hare tant a general eeu ke lac Nat 235208 28 * Ly he : Ah Ae i. ee it N i E i “6 i + ti OG iz 06 ty 4nd close we a Heavy all day yy A na fom [oO tletunte “4 m. —a ta) a . ; "oni : nee : io i = — ’ sagt 1825, a Stk gue Mey . — changing henge i am Ja de tt.’ - e , . w a "he be 33 ‘38 1 ais . Ns * s Py 4 1 10038 10] ia — = hens Me mn r ° ovening rounds bu: ot m now $20.71 ae: con SPosite pri 1 ee Fe-Wd : ‘$ 43 43 | | be ead nee “hee | OnlPotNF Sa'45. .'106¢ aa | ne time the mark enoeralures at notnte ; early §=St. 1. 108%, 106% inat ; ao” a eo yte “Te No 2 | ture ater. With only @ fa ber pny Today i, ie ane Sains bd | Be 4 last oan + SP ec Invicom 10 42 4” vr se to sr ii3-3R 162... *' 10°... 5 10° | S Pitts SR, a) - 0 oo a, 09%, been inclinin fay rket has Bullish Governmen: mom ' 4 and anticipared , (*h! 100% LOT} low? wir LON wb se Tucks 2 6°66 624 muscove d _ ders on hand bu ere ere mise of ar the last three vin above the ~« ras ww) 450 OS 36 7° © 8 of A , mo Ol as Be ee pe Mery ATM | & 'avorably towar petting influences “tirernnate were off- | K: Cc. 2 ~ ee }OOR-% | Oe Geese Be away arene Me chet | Another BSc dec ea ng AM finishe, eA) 2 i osite b » 12 low of oe ? : I &t com ~s 16) 18 '% $ — y AGS es ‘47-52 105 1s 105S—10 10; Ls dB Nees - 4 = mp cau HHL, 8 , Olls. Recent reports for aatane a, on May and we... mt ete ‘ a j . “SEPTEMBE - io? \™ ‘se b “Phone ee 2 Baw a4 . miucked on = clasa. 7. oe wee aw en Bette woe rive remat a Dwar Pocom 10 351, 4: 2 Bi -sey. F OF aT ve=—wiS 148 Pp he * ~ Se wag , Of 1924 ; , ‘ES | was down more thar oe er dozen fumio $2.25 eee te 157 ite. ay : ; ner De ind. the = Nea at ’ 3 «>? 3 ho 4 . . - 4 A P&T 68°34 110 a . / “ & and the first 2 Corn soc ‘ e t Aan a cern ear'y St . 1ONRDb — ture, a? “ma: 1 5 " a me ar iTices " ° erage found Ou'llal ‘ excem for a short perio uwem figure "* Wag Ele pti 10 &1 SJ SI 7a & —— -. 1O01—17 101~12110) G Phil Co re Ae ° a, ‘208 t4 ‘109 1925 hay Quarter of | clos , Doth under and over wre: ‘hi 1 L07e 18h 10%> VEAILR—~ *2. babies Te in reneing from $11.00 to $11.50 | than two years , Leriod last fal) in mo > S Touls — 9 Quotation “a oe . ~ —]4 4 Phil «: Mh ° +4 lid % 104% 104 ay ~J iave as a rule } ePTiV Previoua | (ch 1o9 1OT 10a7 109 . " ¢ 140 to 1849 munds. NAM Nc eum we ts from ? 0 : 10 se . e“eert re : L A) ~, ih ~ “al ns nm al ! nited States | “ee ; Mido 5438 ‘ar ' Q> : 6) = These ‘ IF SN g£00d Juls wheat one IK a * OR «-1098 {65 “ lr mounds Rae 1an : S10 00 to 5 1.00 " 4 . at ihe a - ~. & Sub Js " A4 M R4 ’ a4) : “Orica are in dollars in thirty om Pn gp ae Py, oe Ar g $3 Met 4 7 Sse, according to acco ° corn &] Net ’ ned a’ S$) ASM and Put —— ‘ s i aaals 103 \b OOuUNndcs 70 Re to P00 we wee 4 e arcely. ahet Pige and ry . . . ea ' cr = T” " . ’ srt 7 ? os ‘ , ‘. } es unts y : s ‘ = much roaree underfed ’ m 110 ibe and dow : ‘ G e’ lac Gs o*s ; ‘| ¢ '& dollar. That is. for co ings r" > 3 Slane a | we 3] ' " 9G we Ve to be followed ~~ »- are The three North MAY OATS uncerwetet: ete ee!itr ‘ A S90 Ww to 10.00 : " @uetebie * oa oods . " .. $50 i printed SO.-84 ~ ghee: san nnce. @ sale °°) PR «, “g te, 00 las 105 . : , 'y an exe bined hud ey" ‘Western markets corn o> LY ape — - ‘prin ae ont ‘ & or charers lal : mostiy gome of the } Bnecin! ¢ Market Review, ee = 00100 oe eB j four | thirty-we Say gi A twenty 13 a \ 7, Os (44) 97%) 97% 7a, | S@tement next week of mg a with 3 3 0 ween Of: Wheat carenared (ee 40% jt Ie sheon oi. ve fa samba, Pe Pechen cous Sere aenine | lower tlewres i special to the Post. Dispatch : ENOON SESSION £99 74 GO. and not a Ss ev @ 78 '37'104% (106m IH4 8° ° New * “Sandard Minneane, eee” Od 452 inet vear JULY OATS oe aaa ; - *¢ to € iy lower today. ; : : —— ) iv , r : . as ‘ 4 1044, | o7 New 4 NCAPOli= rey. tye] - a VO@u = ‘ F meu sccordin , buverys la t ay, f ec DORK. April 29,-—G04 = rr |) ©. | 88 | 99 |... POREIGN BONDS. , » ins Se - 22.87 | Senile 4 sition ; vorney. The statistical po-:| *"4 Winnipe, asa” °#T*. Muluth | CR 427% 41% 40 42 '-%a wr logs ° *¢ sine ond quality | prices rongtner from 90 10 en sine at ; a were guitet today but Py on é : y Fae oo ret; Sth, 84 84} ‘ To! Ed ist 7s 4] % | » Marland and |;25.000 a week ago and wares with SEPTEMBER RY “CANE “Pena ie cll Emokea,! ~!} bed “eh te ——Rubber- a Ir St com ] fo 1a tw 18 \ 14 ‘ Kel@etuiy ai 40° on P s 1° - - 109 Mn 1Og&® | Independ n tine! one & a Te 102 N00 lag ‘ey . a ree ——. RY Fi. ‘ AnR ‘ Y : , .3" lowe fred - lambs : Od sherts, not 4n?7 ; : * es = Je a | . | ° re 68) OO? - Un Fle qi) é me stories te . 2.07% bushels of oats te ; ar CARRUTS—Home-gro 7 $1475 to B15 ve wool lambe quotah , a0 6 St LL , Bueno@ A Rice 53> 9B%! Ost n° ‘* 311 tahP&L 5s 44° Los s 105% 105 & “re : iand } hillips winten c mpriond 49 bushels of \ ; me | Icago rovisions 73c per bes grown, old. 50 tito $1475 and oe ee to goat ¢ . : T Se Cof! 4° @2" a3 1 row! 3 Canada 5. 9 + a, oe * & zn’ = @ -. 947% 94 y A:Way shares wer ? 2 nter wheat, SIN S397 +4, wa , re ene ee Bere ey q ie hm . n to medjum §]° F ae . 2 OF HEY Ob Cs e%s “19. 103 — 1028 10°: o> Va-CC 7g 8 '47 Q % 944, , . ere affected red winter « on mesvenels of Ne @ | motes CUCUMHBERS-~—Tex 3B t . / 375. Cull and mo to W Rrs 4s ju BE 70 To fe ; Cuneae os ST... 104 103 s 103 ae 28 Va one wire LS 92 | O2y the early dealings. but did ere wi {1 hard ‘Seinen et ny re aaneee of No CHICAGO. April 29.—Ppro, ee bu baske.; Florida, ee. 23! a home aie ene er? good poy oe B er eh Se 3 Ma_bonds sales 000 omitted.) — | 1 Gerisnra a, oot +: 102%. 102% Lost, | War'ts ‘3T av / Much later ¢ oh ‘G0 80 |No 2 hard winte: «ha. ont, bushels of | range and close ead a ine BUGPLANT — 8 -uride, | ty-. “ean of B14.74 jum ¢ 0C , . a ms ; ' — @risbad 8« °54 of 1. oat) £3 & 8S = wages) 2 HO 1," sarer on. The activity of No. ? = teat. 282.086 bw OR Rapparees sic. $4. : ~~ settee. } te 9at. ce ae “ 91}. Member ‘ST KS, BONDS ao SCOT ATIONS |} 12 CenRyBrazi! * =) ty . $5, os 2; 98 Wreat a el wae 8 OT 1, OF % and second Reading cea, get A. : "igs 7 a boehels of nes oe. |’ | a - 2 Close GREEN PEPPERS -~ Florids. 1 &-m» Fe 7) ao oon 4, medium Sos to ie ; seem & = 20." 8 48 O% ‘» S80, , § @ os * Tia aie Mae 413001 1OoO trac ; ‘ , re at- white conen ~r. 08D we Pushels of Ne ” ——— ae LAR) crates. fancy, .00 te 7: choles s +. medium ¢ 7 te New Yo b - Roatmen'« Rank aa oe i. a . wr - —— s € hi _ a LOS ts Lo2', 102 My | . Westing El 7s °31 107% 1071 100 ; racted attention and lt w ‘oata. 1 A. at? ASS bushels of No 0%, ae Se $14 -> - 50. $6.50 to $7; oles, $2.50 to medium €a — s-" $7 to ss. platn te “k BRAI Senn OC Ee ee aR a as res [cen sThanp taba onmele ote «has aie a grea sua | Eoin 0 | mings te SEs Saat Melt Stock : - i " Ja a Eational Bank . é 108 | 7,3 Chile &s '48 107% 1074, 10> 52 VaCe 5s 4 a 1021, 102 102% | ‘(nat the second Preferred ic 10.228 bushele of Np ye white oate vn vss y 1” 14.9° 149” .. — “ey ry ey 10c per Od; | 85.50 to ‘en aa = » mediums d3 - eee rants-Laciede Nationa). 868 %7) =%| ‘*? Chile Tm '42 101: *' 11 Wne i . oa, | @xchangeabile if « ' St. Louis Cash «; pad tii) .4 a fA 15.2°5 15.25 MEER etic vere per «tring. “ ‘€, If so decided by th . S Cash Grain ee — GREEN ONIONS—-Home-grown, 2b¢ te! cig: (20! choppers and bucks $3 tc aE sel , } i rce. . 148 . eee Fy as >) 44 ly 44° 1! KY a‘ “ac 6« Christian! . 2 44 ym ao A 9)7 Sement, half into fires vos winter wheat, $1.71: nema May mee . .fo°3 Pe em ie ee ht bucks $3 to $4 rf . a! 4 > imistiania 6 3 = 2 N 2 “n Wwe , ] 97 “¢ 7 : ae ; I@! red and half int ) j 1 hard ro e “ts ; heat. $s) 3441 38: No Jul¢ se... @@ « ‘ =a a io -—r h , = 7 ot Dit. _— 50 to tn .” fat Nora A “ nnere $1 “Re Mercaytile Trust ; Ee ee pee S| 68 eth OD 2. ‘%; 97 O71, wd Co cvt §e 2a 72% 771 oe : 0 COmMmmon Stock. | whesg: eat. .d1.58: SainpDie-wrade hard | September . | ea 15.80) : ot lee nper. core kide 5 - conte $3 to $3. . Pat P. « Ws 4 ad . *e* # * . wIOR ** 95 ’ - i ne! » ” . 3 ‘ , ; ‘ Ov ~ - > , € ’ 3% Do « “« ° is $1 Mm | “V ok 1 ° > On . — —— = es * ‘ wr 4 NOKSF: 4 = ——_ ” “ea 5 oO sn" ’ f 711 St. Charles Bistissipp! Valiey Trust. / "3-5 2 ny | > Czechoslor Be "52 °° *, 99 | 99% | —+*0u_S & T Ge °43) 98%) Dau) O89 Tt hern Railway sold above 90. }corn. $1.07: Na 3 minkd cone casmined| — —______ BELLIES ——*9-29 $2.5 10 $1: No 2 S850 SS poe ony, (0, F8 and fat hair ide #4 16 SSS — ee &. Louie Union Trust 283 eae ERPS 99, 90 99 «(CI _ RAILROAD BONDS. >} u. ' ‘t Was up nearly 2 points | 8 mixed corn, $1: No’ yellow come, ao May -» 18.05 1808 Teo KATE -—Home-crown, 20c per bu box. CATTLE pen? Ft te $2 > igh , é ae ‘s oe Trust “ee ae \ 48 | lis nish Mun Re 4 + af: 4 oe] m4 4'h & - a1 rv = oo 5 = i W all Street is talking or > laa. 3 wes corn. $] 08 Vo a — oe a . : Juiy . — — 17 on i? rr 17 ep 5 LETT ve te Calif rmnia iceberg Thc: fa wadieea ps sae raliied here ta- meee Ormitt pfd .......6., ny , ih ee | 7 Ann - ae) = . 84 —Ci|§s«écreas - f an in- |: 0. 3 white oata 4314¢: No 4 whic | URS TAN gM RI ome 4 5. Arizona leeberg, $4.25: Mismbesip |) amt oer + © offering saler aver. Berry Motor Corp ead Sipe. —. | € do Mun &s B ° 108%, 109 % 199%, °0 AT * $s YO.. OF 667, 67 | swase to 7 per cent in the diy , Cats. 42c: sample-grade whit a hite | Ker ee pore. - home-grown, 20c¢ to 300 ~ _ | higha "in ay, t© strong. spote to Zhe Seest Clymer 2 + ‘ § Denmark * Pow iw. 1O6', 109%, : ‘Then & 4895 91%) 90% Q) % | dend. The Seaboard Air Li ivi- _——- © cats. Sic. a - ie, Citrate MUSTARD GREENS—Home aeaine is Paha pnt mg Fe ealon { ateers Bovd-We o. 6s) A ee *@e@eees - _—~ s Ve 0 my, 110 t, 110 L “ d 4 “ 7) 4« © a5 R41 ‘ { 4 s] : a r nes ran j i i ' to “7th Der’ , x ; . Pe 3 ’ . ’ niv ren 37 WO to sieo WTA) j , 7 See «6 » &e at 4n1i 17 .- Oo Ge ee. 1012 ; Mi » TEaSFPEYD oan 8 84% M4 ls into a lot of : ADE IS LIGHT ; } uce sew NEW _ " wt areal ‘Neht steers 7 mr _ shoe pid aie 9a " 16 Dominican R Stie b*s 1014. 103 “o -2 A CO 2, _ ~S ‘ana 99%) 99 x, their hj "a ’ profit-taking around , — rroduce Else here inphs $3 See oe . "eck, *®,.;. [Be ce e100) ; Hee eete bulb ns "b2 bo aumes- C eviti Co Tom. vate as oe | TTA] og rt tes...) 03%] 93% nary | 2. BHO cvt 40 33: + fe 106% 106%, pirase Meh figures and the impres. | ON THE CHICAG NEW YORK, April 29. Putter cam si) WANE, $2.25 to $9 per 140 ee Loco “Sa a ake Sulla were seont Ieee agi do pia % “tn Sao atgh Et @s 47. /101%¢ 101% 1011, | 735 2 & OR Gs 5 102% 109G Woee | mene em thelr rise had been | 0 MARKET receipt 10.367. Creamery. higher then $2 o> Ne Teas oe vellow, $1.50 to} SPM for bulk. odd head pal, cnlven at i ngine Certain-ter oes ) Ga G6 M1 a&, ‘10114 “4 ORB & OR 5S« ‘o- @ 1: > 102% | rather too fast ; t. ee peXtra. 45%@46ec- do ext a eee ~~, White, $2 t) S250 per crate imed “Se 3 r ad higher. aver. t) re Oonstractors ts | ¢ . j = ] l 4 a > _ 3 . ‘ . | 1 2 1] ly 17 i. & oO - : ‘ te RR 2 RR 1% Rat as . Baltimore & Ohio | oDe™ a. to the Post-Diepet h | 45: do firat (aa 6 ras ve aecore). rey A re > Nortiern a. ae AB one (Ow oF — Walker D. G. 24 : ‘ ? do 5 ; Mr ty, O14! O81, | 35 Wilac, 212° 102 101% 191% | Was strong for a time around |} CHICAGO, April 29.—Jusi enoust* on 44%c: packing stock yA a oS $1: Northern russet |! aie ae “oO. C tnd 9113 73: Seba steers, range $4 75 com ' . . ne » PR Ps : ——_— a © oe 2 71%! 7O8 | om ‘ : nd 75 | Port showed up in the whe, Us iD 2 et mor. ' maze. NO. | orado ruseet b ont - w- |e. ngs tal steera an fers frente and wee Tred Medar: «¢ _ . ~4'y ~ &i Sa vador Ss 4K 114 . 1n4 ‘ 1A ‘ y B&O] 4« aR] ans 0 “4 71 ; 4nd Atlantic ¢ oast Lin , iv | to tee ta | in the wheat market Oday | ~’ ao ~> ‘gc. be ruseet burbenks $1.80 to $° per 100 | “4.50 to $18 75 hea pi het range Construction of ; ee . $ Finld 7-30 ctfe o4 a4 . 6 R& Op! 313605 $s, ~ % ROYla point or os 4 8 was bid up | was very light} ance of steadiness. Trade |. matinee Temalar receipts 39.330 Fresh PAPSLEY - ie fA 50: cutter cows fanse. ae aie ‘ = nS be a Bs , in .- : : = a ‘ ator & Y ae en ie oe vo "Ss Me og7T . re. Auisville 7 PS Aga “one » dargely because Liver 00)’ sere firsts, ‘S a 298 \% e- f Pea? : th ; : ' +t —~PMOMe-Prew pn 15c per d on canner cows Y , . ‘o Power Plaats and tnd BE Granite-Riners ats ae 0 Glee 34 cfs A 8% RF; 1 : fe PLE&W * | Nashville « ; & | fallure to follow our adve ae | ered. seconds, 27% @2 , wee SEERm | See omen | holorne hull ; Tha 2725 ,te $3.28: ustrial 4 _ Re 45, } 7. les Ral ofe a a ” al t" div vr" age 4 asny lille encount Made it a SS 2G .ance of yestertay +. onde, oi % @” 2B. S. > ” wher he | ulis whee 84 00 * ey ee Brow n Shoe i; 5% A a Sls “ i 86% 86 ‘a 8G OR & i oy ie 87% aR7%! gon | of selling tered a good dea) aitoer —e 2 inares outsiders in the | a g, remulan: receipts 214.611 | te Ae RON IPS Home-grows Washed ‘Tie I be Band MULES Thies market -_ Plante . com 1: “ - “an ; ba vate ? } ; ° le .. oull ‘oOnUngent was uett |; — “ " rhole milk. flats. na ‘Te 2 me wunehonded tnidee “0 ° m , ttig com i ; eS _ Ren #3 + AOR, 90 16 An %. o & M Gis >” an ay AQ % i Rubber and tir } —— morning, following its successful. >- fancy. 19 *, @20 hac: do. average run ‘Psy nee ae HEs— Ifome-grow n. 106 to 12¢ kwoelnts. Virtual v all fo } eagg eed fet. cxaminetions, Reporte, feameslic Press Brick pei. sp nate) Gi nee 888. | OR RTE! are | 4g Bk O Todds *50' 7438) tqatt 2988 | particulars ie Snares were not | hoes had eee, After Liverpool's weak-|Ipu monn, milk. twins, fresh. ‘fancy | RHUBARB—Her Se ne xa ae ; ao com ie : 2 } {. iv ‘os $1 OF 2 A1 A be ‘ 7 Ae 29 Swn , - ‘ 2 } . Lat iariyv responsivle oni ,; ness had taken confidence ou t ang Ye @20 Ne do average nea : } x re ; oiné-grown | . to i : NATIVE of | Valua ternational Shoe ore 7% 3 French 8s: '43 °° pe | OG 6; O8% | 25 ges | nounced ine- “ to the an-/ weather reports showed out, % buyers. | whole miik. twins, tre un 18c: state. | & tll rs 69 PI HORSE QUOTATIONS. io ! tion and Management, “we a .” ’ rie@w 4) Ios C, nee ~. ae lO] 100% 10084, 6 ne vl =) . : d -* Lin) le 100 100 aaiies oe ] Peggle in prices. Weak- y eather over the entire PP tm ae —— "Ur, *: do aveunan _ “ a 4 fane ° lft, vv ' rf te ont at hee oulsiana, A'abama Monte to Sane ee esac Se S1500° e 25 8 —_ : | “42° Meo vs ); ness in , é, : ‘or growing except ir four tel dag noes ew ~ a ee eee a) to $2.25 per hamp. se te hee Sear 104 88 f 0 | s : Johanren Rroe Shoo ise Bie o rs ere -/, Api oH ——T,i 1 poultry esne « to $150 per bu } . oe » choice ch s- n tailway Exchange Bidg. et! Gores ofd : *~ ts 's t } | P @tys '50 ‘ ‘ dy . ae Tr 6s ‘RR eee at aa nent feature throughout | moderate breele ss 2 a. freezing. a | weaper Chickens hy freigh* “ene 4°) d | oe aa ER RAt™ —d ty eA oy ~ S M-dium to rood —— 2's : {5@109 ; "bea - nre a rm , ‘> r ts RT 1 =~ ~ 4 . ~ -\ 4 ‘"e i 2 5" > 2 ; S ’ - ' Zz. . 09 ie c ame early, when ; roliers b fre s ? + 4% * +c ¢ Pp . Wed, ; ied ’ , teh ad . $° 7. ' ‘he e Southern : ay dnguae ‘ s- 0) Si. touts. » secQua y Norrie . 14 ‘3° $l do Gen El Ts °435 93%, ag a ft « . Un E 1 agg ot - + # ee | ans iam cra Who some time agro by ~~ = and locale disposed | 40055 — —_. + ooh ll. 1g = oa ae at TN ACH-—-Home eTown. 10¢ per box Pair . roe! Seuthors hoveen’ as PP i4 én rie : ® Portland Cemen: | > ti Cone } _ O3 % » MR&P en 4 57 ° s; “ere golng sho lover niche seat which they had carried Dressed ey firm: @ a OTe Sere Pa. 4 mooth-meouthed South See os . 4x 49 ome Fi I , . 2 28 O57 Sit gor : rt on Amer? over night. On { ae ‘@ ;' ¢ poultry firm; prices’ une 5. ; see). ) etners .. S806 2n x dy om la = lO BR&P .3 ‘ &: 80 -_ rican Ice : On the break : anchanged low. $1.75 rmu ° Plugs hee lies wraber om | 1 ar an Ben ‘* 4% ~s ‘s RR %. ge 1 | > —e T . , 3 lo” v, low 192 i on at count of the elaboratio ; buying of July in anticipation ef oome CHICAGO. Apri! "oO pen I’or utoee- Ne ' nond, 1 ye, h. i ot 38; a Rapes- WV ATIVE wire Qr 14 . ee —— ih Mente os, 00: *: +3 3G 1 on aeaee Pty Se rts 83%) 63% 83%) 8 Can Nor _ an an 88% sat | NEW electrica) devices we on of oo oat Me gy 4 by Nat C. Murray in a Gas toes, ty 19. olf 15 care: total t' @ $3 ae Tennessee nancy > $2 45 to , traft mules, 16 he Ronde atten a : . ‘e) ss I ‘ . ' ct a e , .. ? - : = ‘ } . . : ho P . 7 =)y ment i Lo — lieel 2th . » Fl ° . sit : -_ ¢ . : —~\ oy eel pt ea sane ¢ Holland a £6," °* - "" 2 Can N db 64°46 ae vie ive jin their contracts at ay 6 of May and Soptemioor "aan an an ~+ pd about steady: Wisconsin nlins: market | SQUASH. Tes, nee tu bashes fran be 1? 4 19-3 hands. Liane Me Seur Inv Co. oo OLD | ‘47 | . ; 18 Can P 4s perp a0 "| eat ‘2 America: Ye Osses. | 000 bushels of Duluth enrine ee een ees | whites. BOG Tae: wh a TOM. TOFS “er Su Baekes. T | ’ 7 . nde. 125@150 4 BE Skrourns ==> eel SE O28 f 8 tee wh: 3) 85%) AB%! Ass > (ea C&O Ge 52 1 ‘9%, BO | “AMerican Ice sold well , here last nich? pout! spring wheat arrived | whi BG Oho: nee sete mcked 10Und , pesket oe eo oe a | row cotton mules, 16.2 te 16 r | | eR: Southwente-: Re Es oe 46 3H ty ~ = ; oe 7. 7 29 44 a7% | «687 RT 1, | any 7 = By, 4 108 197% 108 | Brown Shoe a above par. tracts. Ono mutt delivery on May con- sth ga Mls “ali sient . ° orn moderate tradg- —_ + srrton, 2: ae ecce 22; oriwWinal fan. | h nds Dide « ¢ 6st bo 12h0r145 STOCKS i. United Rai! tn r,t tte 109%, Jone, | 26 eel - Jap Na “=: 9% ANwW HA, | 1 C@0 Co “4? oo 1037, 103%, 103%, tict as bid UPD in an-! from Germany i; exporter said hie advices abou: steady . eesi> Weaker on bariels: TU RNIPS—Lo ial nt $475 to $4. . Medium cotton males, 15 to 15.2 1006} ~ hari) United yy — * pid — oe 4 % 1 ol ’ . 4 MIS M11, a> 4 ae fg * \egd ra "%% o7 | idend from $4 to $6 So ‘all V~ | prices caused hetehathen "ie nusiaiuilll _ 9.85; Louisiana snaline 5 lies. a 35 1 j ruTwirs ac “te =o. 0. *, v2 % 5°? 3° le sac Supply Stocks were in good better caries aie = oy my to a | ” 90: biushel ST eeu pee A r- held en's 4, ona a eee e “5 ra ia) "te ae half broke. 0@125 - 2 oe ¢ of nm 63" a. j i cro FE i 6's 44 R52 Q> 1 nit 25 a4 div } a emand. Gli | tained effact bec ‘ Ving @ #us- run, $s] 95%: Texan ; ; ui ,al — Tiel: . ~ * oe . ae ' ' to oO Derr barr }° | Set} at ° ' e~* HOR TAN N | pe Belted’ ne ~ (o 5s R4 2 + i P- > sagen fis ‘34 g° ‘ g> 2 on on os 4 as te ag - 8S 7 BG £5 | were piabeaiie tan Te shares | up With grain. ‘Ovecnignt aamat = — NO. 1, $3.°5@2 io med bliss ‘um phe $6 50. ‘earn ant p 91 , Esnitings. $5 to Le oe 68 369, 20@ 50 ‘we ff * 4s } id GO Mex Ss '43 . ‘ , tie ee) Pee ee ae ought was ligh nia ge rt Dusiness CHICAG y we ag a ee be 2 Mnit Rys 4e . “ . au sy ‘ ; 40 as 4 ‘ ‘ w - , + 42% ros . ik c. buyers havin an # m Hle AGO. Awuri! 9 ae pay . ‘oO ‘ . a, Cof Dp.’ ; sented i ~ CG eee R21 4 The ‘ the 4 © no confidence in | .-an ae... Ese. Pa utter low @e: | LACK RE — wur- ' 7 A. G. Edwards & Sons (err bac 8 | om Binaries STN) 388 at | fg Cant Nag: | SBR) OE gk | TMS stock market took tne view| Mwhumaneney of the advance GHAMAT Ltrs AON Mae aantarde: | caste SES RMEES — Alabame. Seat | ca reaggtneeee Marker, . DOME Bloch Telepnonts ic re Oo coats | $2 Mix de 10 cme ac 30) 18%, 19% | 29 CMASIP Stee 861 83%) a5y! godt me the U. S. Steel report for the| 28% due to short covert tg unt for the | 30%, @40 thc: mecande” sralt? we; firsts, | +6" AN'"18 84 Sis to BB pep tum, | YesteraaD remained abost® chetse marker 4 is ee . wet i : 0 4} ‘ n f ae 4 es a "4 M ot Cy & ~~ 7) . ‘4 * . ‘ i'n Wi 7 - efr ng’! ih = eat ¥ > ae: o}. ae =e. Fe ; P "Rr . in . : . - - ” site a : F ICES ARE 'D Th : [ou oe. te oe asi i 25% 99 12 CMastP rt 107% 102 102% r mei Z quarter related to conditions which left Dune, ® ie teen een | Ste: ordinary first oan fire's, 2740 sro in 84, a 2 fame nelrtere s oar fae “activity, ; PR | wae a Oe 7 88 80% 10%: fet | se im the steel, ind , Bay | eal ake for Georgian | éytran 90 & | re, Pes —> * nen An “Tal! ard wh le b Ure of - © + t™ JOS 1On! ~) CM@Srtp fe %"3 45 45' atcce ; re | cs le ' 3 He. ~_e 0 Chi- . CACO a == LEMON s—Ca) : others renorted - ‘ No > = ‘_* | . & ¢ ’ «a. Se ako . a t ‘ Cn ] ir ' wr ) ‘ HI . 8 r} . N - ne . b * New York Stock Exchange 1 aa Nore By Sas 50 81%) 81 | a1 oo wn. | “3 | Passed. These earnings came up| taken out of the ceyie: Thie wheat was |iower, facie: aftr 29—Poultry—aAiive |gmail, $4.60 to $5. 2008 $3.00; | Sere Sridentiy Duzing incked enap and am ys As we 80... 119% 111% ‘1931 12 « Stp wei’ ac°', 49%, 44%) 4gq, | tO CXpectations but they w . fand le expected to be henacatt Week [O5e: aucks. 240 on re. Toe: turkeys, OR ANRGES— Flor 55 ed stock ‘ replenishing depiet- * M&StP evt Se * ‘ 4 ey were gath- when !t lands here. ] be included axzain lere. 45¢ ¢ 6 ww 26c: grees, 5c: broil | @ehforn r ¥ $5.50 to | 96.25: ere’ uring a pe :; ® te, as here. Last prices were %4¢ | © Suc to O8e. | a “Qn tA et ae Al. 84 to BS: wv ee riod w hen the to 2'3c higher. Gom lneed 2¢ KANSAS C(TY i/ium. S550 te SA ne j I ‘ ‘ i Ci 2 UNnNcnangwe d ae ‘ . Mo.. . - hd , : : i Ose &.. aed to try hens le lower, 02. eo Pout #T AWPEeP Res Mes exinns a3 4 ' pe New York Coffee. Oe, rs. le lower to $4: Arkansas, $9 50 to $5.50: Te- > 2 a FORK Vt) OD) : “a4 99 ty i 458 > ' j bs f On Oo: ax 4 -c : ’ 5% 45 . . NA + MastP deb 4s | %' 45% , mills were Operating at 90 per cen rc lower. Oats were ‘4o th - if Lard closed 10- lower. ribs un hanged t6 45c: other DOultry an _ inc hanged ane $5 sete to 1s lower fee tt sav: DJiuty S10.Aa4 ; war 8): Deven iber, $15 40 ad tc fo oy a5 St. Louis Stock Exchange : WASHING 7 Norw; “ye Chica oO ~ te ON, April 29% 17h (gr aye GE, Sl ANS NOt, ag? | : & Stock Exchange TAY Narveste] in THe4 * et woe > tate Dev ts “53 s.> ; R44, 4 . 2a 4 ‘ 4. Py Sh: $5 44%, 44% \of ca pacity Si . low Chicago Board of T ; a ut low le a « f 47s pounde - I 4 Mi RFR te ‘ - ~= - ‘ ; ~4 ea - - “ s Ro " 46 16 46 Le 4ai. | . 7 * 7 °@ a nce then Production r. over and bellies lOc Sec rade ures issued today by +hea y Pee; 11 Peru fe ‘44 an oi. 2a ~ © W Vs °30. ..107 107 2 has been sharply ‘ 7 ocal cash sales were 25.000 bes wheat » thent of Afric tyro ‘ h De na rt - ‘Ff ay 40 tat fom K, tom ] Go ref 3s °037 92 he ‘ 4 % 107 prt h Pp ) Curtaltled and 45.0 bi; rern An 000° by nen meet. peer ' . ree ' , ba uy AT1, 67 WI CcY we pte - a? 92% ces ave . ° . | OOO bu: ry > ~~? » @.- at ‘ — 133 Polana - : .. Te. Cc N W @tie 2A , - - > come dow * > | U, rye now at Manitowoa 4.4.4.4. 4.4.2 yww 410-412 Oli S *. a TORK. April 20.——The co 1 Prague Tua na] 25%) 05 | 03 ® Chi Ry Co ba o> [ORS 108% 108% | would care t n. Nobody | port and 5000 bu barley NON for ex- POPES TEE EIS 4444444444444444444441401iL ive t. fe , Sein? opened today at a decii; 2 _a Ooftfon | 2 On, . e ja 7F Deas an 4 Po Le an le. 20 CRiap oe + i! 7 hy 76 % 77 he 0 maintain that the! Corn. after @uffering @ severe declin P i ee ee *+$¢4$44$46464666464646446442. 12 0000 TE 874 Bourern: ep tide tion. renewn! of pict | 3 Queensinnd Gn 2e 220% [110% 110% | 10 CTHes tet es "hh thy, Or Me 87%. April earnings of any of the steel | had Pht, Tan into good support anc Oi eee 2 "i cS con ne nepi- d : . oe ale , > ‘ n ek tie "4° ): 5 f > * o >~ (“re cm ws , i i - i ad . — } ttle reco. °y ate , “a Sather rains in the te alld and sa > Rima Stee: Te "55 “oe ‘ mo ’ nee | ; ' . as Inc 5a 80 66 — 85%, 66 companies would come anywhere | though as in whant. ‘end tna’ ooo sient. . | 2 Sr Bs 46) 95 1 do Am -na® 83 92%, On: 24 near equaling those of March. The/| wher Tom scattered selling at a ‘Teonent | e . :* Iron mn i , ‘ ” | hemes te te ee, Sheont: Comsnisst Age in its w eekly summary | "Ouses later absorbed the surplus offeringn p — ~ ~ — se J — — «+ Urveir enay 1 eo a. Li Verne c . ° ; ‘ ablee ' 3 R jand stabilized the n c een - market onmn plant . nting >~ iw ‘ ferings iar : : I Ee SOTe Comparatively |) tio de J Rs. "4a ia | : tape . eo ‘iine t . ioe _™ “ 2 Rio re I Ry a; rk, o a. lo gen Ss 6:3 10? , 0 . mrtialiv by the iver was a — = » as > 2 ~'s 92: ~7 (hil’Sta & - - “ ex " a! advance i terii ¥ ~> Sao | 4 Re yh “ “a O8 44 t ORT > - . peaks c i - , a a nrices 800 steadied 6. erie A a ty s “. x, ae ‘** PR% 84, 9 Caw! _ ae ad mo . de 98 Ja lin fa continued low in buy- / fs befng retarded in geome eect! hile mencrysWZine Sino War reported arid | 4 Rao Pa te {50 20) 10038 100 100 *! 3 Chwt Sue ed. gay! ge’, Zhis | ‘RE And of @ tendency on the part| tinued wel weather” yeectione by. con: - “ Yas gui Th : , . ™ . ae ' voua ' (xx “i? 7 . ‘ ‘ | ‘ > s ray a we : Uvere = ogee net advances of a ne fi’: = lf py me W 45 ‘ | ‘ 2 a; ey deb , of producers to make further S0m- | cave ‘Geena - eae offerings in cash i” . e) ies em 4a°92 R2% . oar US_NeSS. This has brought about nese ia ean ee gn of cath Weak . » ee te ’ ; mite 2 4 ' Sv les + " . be °! het ’ . ° ~ a » - — " = ca ti r r ; ? : ieee er the publication or he weehi, | 24 Swias the aa ane ae 124% (114% | 14 Co “ io ohn wee asf ° . . a on “ . eo a’ 35 ‘ Fed Inne .f father Bureau oy hich » Tokio ba 52 He ts et "2 ‘Gre s Cuba RR 5s be ; 8+ +f | + the part of buyers. | visione - cate b oe —— age nts : : ° ° , ‘ P DS « > etl ’ ‘ of. : u . ' ‘ ; , ube RR 758'36106 1103% 1104 * The stock market through the |®?d hogs then brought selling by paccne ts inc uded 4 ; and locale that caused a setback under yee Wwi every {Fr fr e i —_ ~ —25 7. ved in Proved n ty ; ; --* ** ‘ othe Tela hi — ts Ps | i? k * i ‘> ent rains in the South ne " a Pay or o = ? +s v2*e ‘29 118 1178 33° » ; te of tues Southwest, Private re. -19 Un King 54°37 Aw. cap iees % -9 Del@Hud . vt 50°33 : : lat ‘ . : . : 5 Re 46) can ‘ +44, 107% | 10 DeHud 5'%« 2° ale 30% 106 t “ afternoon was very uneven. | terdar’s close 5 f vy ‘ I 40 4! 4 “ 10] *, Mode rate selling kept on in the | th Primary rece'pts of wheat were eatter © e : nan @ week ago and heatier then } Uu ington ; | a. r excursion ticket to a Sher rains i; T ‘ rish opinions bust , ti ee encouraged rug lay | : Quiet and the racing was -ompara- ; MSofCoph Suren Ss °45 109% lOMm lOhAt = ‘Me imp 39 28) ORI, AR steel and equipment sh wee Cov wet S to 7 points ne Mener er ~~ _ ce etoeesines ant allt. ee of D€érG * 23 | 5Oi. . , 98 y ves ; . ares and Tne | Fear. Com recéinte were h ) Northern Ohi Tr 7 eS carte ene & little more active it CITY BONDs. | ng 4 S S&A 535 ‘27 Rav. 83% 3 1 early rise in some of the rails was | week ago and lighter than ey Bae TE ' . - fernea " ‘ Tt? . i - > - “ : = we Regt . - an as P “ — 4 . > — . S rece. “ae Se Be . ’ ‘ ; ? mara . ° action men that the Improvemen, i. 4 UPR! | —— ‘ Y City 4% “sO 101TS ToTR 1OT%, Blt nagend a ‘o a) aoe: 62 : | HOt pursued. Public Utility issues |! ghter then’ lost on gg ye + anny ml % “Werter : S ade eiene a, 8: the setth. ’ “TERT ne |e nate an oo oe 70% TO%. saa? i On the orth . . wee heertier oh. oO. eat shipments ‘ and Light Company at atescnn ns Conditions hud hee: a h. INDI STRIAL BONDS. oa Erie evt 48 A 53 83 2 i . 70% i. ; other hand were strong, and ao mo pon than a week ago and hearier 4 ; ‘ Son ‘ > ~ - - - etnentiin & ° > = . . ’ ‘> ar ‘ — Ses j . : ’ al a a) ‘“orr , ‘er ¢ eee rr? Doom a highs sUuereastul ang e6 Peported bur ween eat ap ‘ ps, G at ep Lee ‘46 S.) RS 5 2 Fon yf Py 44 11. “% 113 118 1. > edie variet) of industrial Spe- heavier than "* ook go me ” a ta oa ih rrow ng ligint and power busi. uly and on Ra A : ; . ‘» o 4 1Re a5 - ‘ s Rub As iG es %, VR ’ AR % & rt & ae ps »s ‘i? a, ‘7 RX. “7 n cialties. The ol} stocks continued j 4 year ary. Oate sh‘pments - — A x ‘i hensive g btrates | compre- a points net higher. there «., en ¢ Am « ah Gos — P9% | 99%, 3 Gd T of Cn 6s ‘2619010 By, #41, .to hold their early gains. It was a age. “em S#0 and beavier than a year | : i ove 6syptem «of §6ratliwayg = 8 Tew points under reaitising +. °™ , a oe hy 1s 7%, Q7' Ste tin a ae o- 7% 107 . ont : PH . j ha rent " an tmporiant indgue- . War steady at 2 o'cloc! oe ote 7 13 1 pe “: 4 aS 37 P'S Hay O61, 1? Gt Noe 54h b> ian ‘% 109% 109% : larket which indicated the way it | NO eh ean of 5 aes wee 411 900 é a) AT mercien : ; ~ © vor ; st: : -: eee “ee, ae ee ¥ ' ues, compared with 37: eek Ape bon . A all . hic, ( (Poe. and net higher at be An le? H« ty he m7 7 Oe » (,? Nor da ri 43 1’ 100 ‘s lvl . is for the last mont h, 4 distinetlv | aro nm 1a 410 000 laat ae "Tian a be _" | oun ; ‘ ‘a rarnings rmontributed EW YORK. Apri) on ——fhtiar if A ~t + ° th 1068 1OR by S Have Ry? &P 5s ~ ws '® L 4 4 3 7 sironger unde hy: : 'vWweprpe 3280 000 bushels Mmpared nn th O24 . ; vl ; nes ty lhe and po wer tady: middling. m4 i) that pot , (Tat ill Ge By oO” %, me 10° 3? Hud@M ree v4 Ba Ne ar & R464 , ‘ } . r ying position. vet noon a week ar an “14 noon ae wb4. j : ineee.af 810° seven times ~ .. to 22 higher: May o3 RA soe, er a. - aa + i 129% 129%, 1353 H&M aes ip ‘ = mo. #0 % PI where weak spots here and there / ‘’#'s netints "RO O00 Huahele pe RE sg ; Vv 7 eo U1 ee bg). 24.150 to 24.18: Or. C8 a2. ISR AT on ‘St 1 100% 100% 7M C St L Bt5°s1) gan, 2. 13% | Were likely ¢ rene. pe Meek amo and 544.900 In: i ie recommend th TARE: Dec. 24 Ole . “Fi he oe a: ts & rT - of 60 = % As a” OF %, tie ry 44 ol = vs RO % ROT, whens oper Bee - exposed. and ; bese! Wheat shipments were 1.021 O00 isit the Land of Eternal Wonder this Yellowston n j ° sa id 73c. ° . i > ae ‘ ; , ‘ 4 1 Q* a~ - - . : *? 4 LOY i, 10 a . a ions ‘ or the rise . ‘ ; ? © i= qaery eo | ral ™" th 547 ono | a ok sum . e a Colorado. - ‘ , ‘ , ‘ + r - e j - van ~~ - ‘ te YA T &T 5%'423103 102 1024, Ay t “* an no * confined to a comparatively ps mf m3 1 wr . AR. OC | gee a pe nin ees we a an ey ee Gardiner Gate- tour of Yellowstone Park The 4% day : ot : ‘ Oo Paq { y OW | wm ere JNB.O0O0 bushels, compered w — e w Via ( ‘od covers miles 'stocks, the back 279.000 a week ; 4 94? er way Road. F _ ackgreund for which | Oate shir afo and Mé~ ONO last year | ad y or VCH | Oate shinmenis were 850,000 bushels, rom. | if you don’t see the Cody Road, you “ Ty ie me scenery and costs only $45 , ’ * , ing on whether you sta: . 12 ,Wwwe . ye 3 4 ,4 9 y . r > —— 3 AmWrp Ge "a9 cr 52°) 52°! 35" | TR TR ent 88.) BB aiit] =? | wae tavorat Permanent camps Sar 2, 6S | favorable. ) Pared with 803.000 a week ago and 339.- | ° ) cer ts 3h eas . . s me. aeaénad 454.000 huehe'’« i “a : 7 Yellowstone Park.” at e hot sor f corn, T0000 beh. our Burlington-Yellowston . etourin- and lodgings included. + Generai and Ref. Mtge. EE ne ce ames a New York Cotton }{ 53 Anacenda As 53 Ag 7, 90% 99% | 30 deo ref Bee 08) 83! a's YORK. Apert! 79. —Cnt ton futures L3 AndesCopMT+ ‘44 BO" Pe 10 is '32 : tad a. ae 4 i -~0e? T&GtN adj Ge + "a & TOK 715 Th | the sem te axe a ‘iN e Bond ale of ant "oe HON hhis of fins id + ‘ Market. 00 bushe! of wheat and flon _—— cludes the unfo etable 90-mile motor You if can, if you wish, also visit Glacier 6% Bonds lige 3947 Yield abont 6.29% {4 ~ fn > ia = ig . > , R a - i) ' > 1® Anaconda 7s ‘38 10O%4 100K 100% a i bareiv steady at net edvan 22 dolnts ; Gvance of 14 ->) pet pad 4% O44 94% ———— = 6 rr “y } ” ‘« ~ . : " v4 ' 19 K¢ - ; - Armour 4's ‘39 A; “ ATW) ATY 13 K C Sow Se 50 “] oe ~ i Trad i 2 rac ng r) bon ] ‘ . e 4 : . ds today was ac- > ride over this thri ing mountain highway Park at light add at slight additional cost. The rniar on reqguear I . Pre\ inoue 20 A , oefpdy es 3 n° . ms PA The Natio ] Ci C : on an =n ; ae ieee _ Close 1” ve > foe *Ss 10° s ose ans .. “y _ _ _ wf) 72% ida a, -o %, , en ia 22.97.99 93 75 l Ati Ref db Ss °37 ‘ae +t a le himlet Seo 85 i: an ar na ity ompany s+. 26.21 2305 9415.16 Sa be & Rarnedali Be oh pee et 22% MON | 248 Kinexcok 4a ta an dle, S4%e BHA, COMpanied by a number of inter- liverpool Wheat Market : 7 arttte , vr Bl “9 a5 "3 85.87 on 1) 15 Re . as Fae. »% 105 105 10 Leen Se ‘7 : x (a 77% esting eel idents« : : ap heiliianiiae . . without extra 60 Bontmen's Bank Buliding ao ber. 24.13 23.82 2401-04 ite 1 ~ A Pa Se #8109 10} 19? 25 LSanus ek . aod Bi ao me Sens, among them new IVERPOOI?, Apri! %9—Snot whee: cost. Burli Tel PAN Ua rm) "A RO “357 ke ae tenn i x, = BSt) let ex le "8100 t. 1001 10n* 5 TSe a on » 40° fee Om Ls AR & high records for United kK: 7% te acifte 1%.6 Wo } Manito’ 1%. &, It I k ington is the only W ephoue—Dlive 7140 * Waite Mav 23 “Oc. Jy is Soong 2 i : by nat! ref Se 42 O5% 5 ‘ mes : oy ' VHT. eb 45°31 on one Ons issuce At the ed + totes Trt Ibe.. 1%: No. 2 ard winier - a ‘le ta es you to Scenic Colorado —a offering y is estern —e as mr, £3.65c: Decammen 22 oc." 0°: OC + BethS ref S%e 53) aeu «- : a We Pm 8 = °54/102% 1091. gA0:° Sie ° & e time Domin- s 104 0O0-mi id ou th great —— + = 23. 8& ember, 23.840; January @ Reth Stl Se 34 4 ~ 8" © il, &@ N Te ‘30 ap ae Te 2 lon of Cans mule ride down th cula Ea bs : . $2 Sti os 36 I Hr a - : ‘ ln loa? oat ‘ ar) ida bon g ‘aor ' . —— e van — ——— | vie ah ok rices oO 1@ AY © S\d: Jutv. Ile 3%4- Oetohe TI through Specia aT ——_—-~ = en UVERPOO. = apot Steady. 1 Rrk 1° Gas he of si * for %, oe " t a Y Ist 4c’ Aa ao - ear year, " Tesponse to restoration of lOe Aaa Com Ve. i: 10d eveee?, ermopolis, the Wind River Cc . l mmer excursion rates, effec- ; ” sa ‘yy “ ony - ' . ‘ await + - ’ ~ ° —s : » ‘ = ~0 jr dema: . ty pri} "a ‘ Otten Foot. . Brkt ‘ime Ge 4° 10Nn a 100% 1004 19 4 St ‘e «© fin ‘’ as Qn ? the gold sta ndard } » ‘ ‘ ; > and S h anyon, tive June ist, make the mvestors ail Mid4)ing :. =a. r 7 ly stra ty guod l RuehTRI, @ os 80 97 Ls Ort Qn .. “ ieee se fy RS u Gat Re : Anothe . 5 Creat Britain Talhew rig t past the entrance to Rock cost of the whole 6 . ~ one] Eeetly middling 12 "84 oor aA + +. - a ee os 37. 1004, 100% 1M0 “ 0 uf ye ’ “ne hoe dt on loo * TT ‘ neler a feature Was the enor. y fanate mp Ne t tt ODIs or tobe er | Mountain National (Estes) Park. This y trip, or any part of it, surprisingly low Peeneuy iow miadiinge 3° x04. = #4a; Cal Pet 6%e 33. 10: 0: 2 b Mine met = o 18& 198 : VS Gealngs in Seaboar: c end No % at ler : \ also . « hould Read : . ding 1959. shstetie ‘deed pow nl af TM. : l Cent Dis Tal Se 42 io; % iat & +o + vot MAP de lOO : on ' ao iSKUeS at record 0 gies Adne ‘alae «¢ Tr nme > ” wed ” — without extra cost. A free sid e trip to The Burlington a 7 ’ ; ord! = ss A ' pe mary a ' pe Cen Len the 45 100 a: ; 4 — ha ; : : : i ) ices ior _ a ' a | . will This Annual R rt oe @ ol ne "aon ll ~4 Sales ,Oa0 bales. 4 (hil, Cts Re 4 1 (ye . ad Ph 100 , 2a 104 . 102! ” ail firme. -@a board ie “ hich closed ee _— Color oO Springs is included. d t you. . epo of tales nc - “4 ne. Receipta 4000 5+ (1nGeE J5%e al 103 103 ° ion * ee ~e. 7 t= £0 S4 2 ty, ey, Tuesday at G22, « pened 7 iy “ March earnings will prove tne best. Two w k ; wit : sity ‘ +4 ~~ Posts av =: a a ‘ . . . } . , *A a ~ a _- ’ 4 P - ™ . . : . Ie] . A cop, of the Fifteenth Aa- + ney meyely atoads her lean” og cate el = 100% 100% 1004, 7. tee 8 : " volume at 93, while the ard .| in the road's history eeks is ample time to visit both ’ un! , * . 6? : _" ’ “ 44 P “iy 1” ad Owe > in 4 S' ‘ — “ vo sta 1d A, bios Tonos tt ‘ik 5 = Re s os %% -s nD ‘ hond - J * Si- Tiaae é -_ - , ‘ (“itie “ se Ay r ieee , of . #054; Jan 12.644: Maren +: aba" bt ee 4 7: 10's. HOw ran, IST do adi Be 47 of, ANA! Or, toy -OnGs Which had closed at hates strength wae exhibited by Irs SBervieea ( ompany, just | ™ 3 Se . wu : 2 at in lah — 1a te 108 | a M K T He m ant ian ‘ ne x : | Made anew ton today at £0 Sone of the bonde euch 4 sr issue ‘J, a if] Los sent to inves ; - New Orleans Spot Cotton i 7 c ad ve Se ‘ha mq" ays, as a0 Ms Paya a Hy en? / Re be a “al _ one block of $! 0.960 par value lLouis-SMan }- ranciseon prior lier ~~ - = Ors yM n request, ; 7 | e rw ORLEANS Apri! °9 finer anttar 3 Aeatat aut: Lon “. 19° a, 1 hs 2 r4 _ 1O0 % iow At, sold Within an eighth of the high 4» and Hudson & Manhattan re. When vou read it wou will on’ oy Steady, 35 points UP. Sales on +} tip aterncs , ONes “43 108 1A 10% 14 NRW 4c 33 =i) 44% G4 4 The CXDectation | ‘ funding be. The last named er ee - ‘ , . ' *e SS 7 4a" Dales 'O arrive none T ov = ine ls ‘ ons P —~s “ | GO, April ¢e 5 Dery 7 ” - =~ a _ é' I, § of :™% a _ a as ~e - Peet he substantial, steadily MENS, 9149." Corn Noa ised githhur| 38 Dup De N7%e 91 105% tor 128 C10 Ss 88 | ray gai C03 St Lk F ne ig, 87% 87% STH | MOMt active on the list but they travel ex. ~~ 7 ’ > , ~s ste oe . ~ ’ - ’ ° . ‘ } £ “* ‘ q° " ~ Ee ; if 7 : ‘* . coer j v ] , rowing; margin of safety we Si ose {ct Nn ae i Ne. e ve 27 tte 2. esol 81% Of % Bite NYC mee, 88% Sy 23% cnt me. ..| 90%! 764! vem |g sold below the offering pric- pert accompanying and hich protects an investment Nef yellow nlc. "No 4 a! wets ~ ‘saa a ~ sg 1a YY weatineee ane: 2% 878 | f° Beta en nen a? f0% 90 | s0% |™ - Wieee rebounded lates caring for all trave details 8 » , .¥t = ao ce 4 ‘ - v= ini 7T Se ” ‘ ‘ : ‘ } ' ‘ ities Service l’referred ‘sy eg *,. 4 te: $1 0% le Reon i 20 Dup de ~ > ine RJ +e A.J oF ce ~ NH@H aE «47 To -. ide ‘ 2 do ads He “ot - eo = .* Other de. eclopments of ‘he day without charge. FA. 0 white it, earmple ‘ : . Le - ‘* ‘ ’ ‘sy |e ' , mh Ps .* ‘ ? :? * sh, G8 da Inc @« = 1) ~ were new high rece ra = “ep Meer bea eke. t. White 1@ Baa ‘SDA am.. 108 te 03° aon tt | 28 NTR ad Se cf *42 ve »? = 2+ do gn 5! 042 oat eae a ury 48 and sust * ay _ gr Begin now to 7 2 " ed h "a: . ' ~ " . 3! ’ a ot * , . ; . - ' : . ™ mB $ / ane i hw sirer 44 . t its presen ice this ley. Td@ahe” Times exe | GOR C® The 871084 ins ine | > XY Sta Rye con . O SESW ist 40 AP MIM Ate Att on all eee oe a’ Bur- at pr “64. 7 Timer i seed TS EG4ArF ba a 105 * 104% 104% 440 8% ae 7 StLAW con 4«'2 an hee 1% 11, all the L.tbertys and th® high grade y ound security may ke Ride. $15 sete, SIP aes Lard. | i> Fetter a. O37 103% 103) 108% ON P fle SR Soap 000 et, O84 1 13 BAL ote 49 30. t7 oor, '* | railroad mortgages. T acation NNF }> tet «Ob Rellies. $i ov 1” ecl &T As 4° ler] ~ IO! % 10} % ; » ~i'4 loe % 10a 108: 203 2 Ly wt) - ‘es ’ | Le 77 4 ra iroa norrgrares T° me money in udin Sc j urchased to yield a sate 8 hea Minn April S99 — # PiskRubCo Se 41.111 110%912] — | .s a ie it Se "2T'01 ‘100% 'IQnG | —— 3° "419 RO 0% tea while not quotably changed wa; g Scenic Colorado, " » 4 ; 0 : rth . os Bo ie at on 7 “ _) . .* 4 ‘° - ’. “ - se se “ . 4 a ome of 7% "* | ™: Me. } la rik 7 Sennen aictes is psn "Ts a +e lon tt e. @ ‘« ~, r “ “a a ’ : = > | id for this Annual Report Ad “s: m4, 80 % to $1 71%; good 11 Gdyr Tire Me 31.108 10aq% ioma = Penn Te ‘30 107% 107% ra78 $6 § m an — =e 97 a gs Among the domestic lesues. o!] Call, phone, or A : ' Cry - , ‘he Po “e,% ~ . > a : © Ju : , , . i Preterred ¢ ircular P# AB Subs. os a . ‘ : nal $ MSay >. ae M hs es oo 100 ino be iis: on bike a» ‘ae , ooh 110% '@ Ry arn és “he a2 aaat Lb, bonds were tn favor. notehiy Pan. to ©? o #8 ye, , aoa aw «86 i ABW ant , hy Pai ‘ a%' QA, 21 & T : rv aes. Sw! ea _—— . ‘ Uri iee Ban -.. (Ma! mee N white, AT% Mlersh Who fis 4° 046 . ci) arr, y . — >. ' a7 4 ATw At: - « Ry " ee o6 108s lor loa American 6s \@ve! uuenl $1 O11. ‘ a at to 7 Reve Nie ~ he o Sse NE 1] % 101 4, OL ei on i = on” — aa * ‘ —~ 4 rs ” »s oe 1OO'*, 10ou 100 Ya Vextcan bonds were strone a. -~ . , ‘Fe 2 be i she? 7 ee a WM” 57 “7 ° "= T 2. vf oo “ « , tad = ; =4 °? r > 8; to ye “na ‘ , ] | 17) - maui? Ff a = 5 = ] é > 10° ‘% M P a “ +4 » 100 : “d Av ef 4 .* o- , i} ; yy re; . Bun -<drie.) GUarters, apples, at 7':¢ dar! 5 - , sy sa + ORS ORR _ wa! oo oe O68 fe on, OF Ms 7 VaR@bow oe Bi oe a oae me | debte , maps, etc. Write to . , ; ; n . “ re “os Mv] ow! ( i? . . Je & ’ | 4 n "y .- . “7 yo . s al T's . vel ais Fae wen AMF ASS AbM) AOS | 24 wae bine 95 4): SES: 98! 988 | Amone the new offerings of the Travel Bureau, 324 N. Broad . J é » . P ™ ~_ - as fo’. lay were $° 00 Aan Interstate Mo way, i St. Louis, Mo. Phone: Central6360 J | » S CVaporated rin 4 vv , nes at “Mo; e@vaporat 14 Kel! r . St Qlic -¢ ++ od Kelly 58 Se “31 ae ~ wy ° @c¢ and Waste at tt ~ _ 2 WT % a7 * . . Der . ce , ‘ raf - a ' ; . "oe & W . , = = “p- F 10. Sun-dried peaches at 4% 23 Las q Ms 53 teu +f 100%, IR Rio Gr 3 . an at hy, a, i? West Pac @e ‘44 leS% 10? loOTy ae | . ~ ss . vo’, in) 1001 pe . , _ ‘ ») i” Power le - "9 . . , SILIM&S ret g'29 9 , | cue 1334 to yield about , sins ve o+ WisCen gen 42 49 79 72 7e 6.10 per cent

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' STLOUS — Thea TRowT AnD Bass | aee NEARLY STARVED AnD Tee Fi seewe Bald 7 tee Be GReatT Terma ii 8@e& PAT 47D « 4wdD Bic. wD JacK “AD AREY AnwD CcScAa®e mee OE f THis “Le- CO BUSINESS ©sS DON.T GE? Few OF THOSE STRA We S NO MORE ALIVE eons anm> CHRIS t-te te er EE pe eg rt ee ie PRE ee ei at imp SR ER ro RR em ee teen: PAM AO CO mw ee ~ OE bh eS SDE ABD MHE «LA dhe ile ti . AO eee R ' ; * TELL You “mann |/ lm eta OWES vy lj — —y ij | te cx — ee - TT Aas 1 To timsGce and PLESAUCE You | MY Wi ct // (LL KNOCK HIM } . | te metas ti “Gh LOOK a \ | eS ak, wy comes | t \Du ue wri ee AP tent BETTER ACE ~ (Er VE TL LAY || |Ger tigen FoR DUBB’ HE SAYS *) (EYES ON Him: /! pon Pat + eee BEAT Pan, | or ®" abil ou UP‘ pe om, » 5 + tilggttonte Ss ee Cale : : a p 76s + w © 2at 17 Te eene- —————— TELUS OF EWOENGE © QFPOUARCONTINENT Bistic a saeiitieemaie Di in is the POP c} . Fach Wahabi Warrior Vwears _t! nw e!) and of * Blan i ving vues v ewe . : : es. W ‘ : ser u ; NI AIN DION MJ , ; ie Phe olland-Americs : te di shroud wrapped arour d estate men. W. T. Moore : vY Sal ings fan TOU! ihere is no prospect sceed Leviathan’s Average. georrrtes Ita! Be ‘ines THE MOST PROFITABLE * Major-General Gree! eA eo ewe * et oe . ~ aN s? | a ' 7 ‘Via : " EN amMeicanl lan. es Ape gene ter his waist i: ipation of an im- "Y Krenning, glassware m 4 (eth ration Aci a . - 4 2 . é . e , ‘ it he si’ : Baia " ‘ ) : turer Z : Provides Heavy Penaliie-~ for Or- miner DAG & Ssnews OF +o™Me aaah 9 — ; ear ‘flied In the course ee ed fy = re , e@plases were issued for canizing to Alicr National setting forth 1 t an . ee si ' dome z iy all Moslems « her sects. Hogan and Griesedieck. Ng expedite € oOns=Titution . ’ , . , has been received from He = RS eciers. 2% C8 Coe ee we i san eepeciay ea. Camamninnce of he he ASSASSINATIONS OF BRITISH 5’. mrooamie chat, Depuay " TY at n : : ' : eA 4 , * . _ — 4 ~s ‘ . . oe? : > AN? : ‘ ne , : c ind . A eT ; ; : tie , ; Sacd oii P ta o ” lai’ Li he sent to i ee ce - ee oh we 5 Ne eres betwen ae ° “ . r 7 PEOPLE RE ee. . r OO ON en IRM, « ‘ averse of stmwY IN CAIRO LAID TO FANATICS 2%: ‘o2icmens. to, wnten be rauretie brewery is also a Serie - . > . . . — . - > : ' rr. ced ? . areti No “ )« i e : : ' > , 4 ; , . 4 p , , . . . - . ° ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ” ° ‘ ahin * . : = _— - se a - : ia>Uis ‘ ounty to there. (jo. Raker will tormey-General Otto te send at upon_an alleged x. hee ee Arrest of Pious Native. " 3 a oe ach ap’ VERNOR WOULD AID (nicago le Newer opyrig! 19°3 parked etratificati reed the te | fixe ane | nen ctnntes , et vy 1 — a gptecagds EMME S58 ie eo a ines | gers: Cunard, 22.8 } Uni , aie Initiative Should Be Taken lv emcrt Private "ofl ‘owt - Dienaichk bs and are we’ : : : Z : : —_ , . . ‘ ; , 2 . . . n anes ia ‘ ; the ee ™_* St. . ™ ; o : : P a . ; . 7 _ ; ™ ees) . “ . | : a Spe is grand jury is Greeniand rt . : , , , ‘ ‘ e pP . pot e ire : e ces EpPe . : JnGas ' ae : + ; +} ~~ te, h »Tiso! ‘ Vears OIG a eoOmpliainte of organized resentative to assist in the \ mee « . ”“ --r rw ~ os . ar ee make sjueezing the sira jiterated While I eueges’ es o@ iand north . Al o oeervations “¢ dente of the —. opinien mn generat i) reacr . apparent the task for adore and s edger “land Will Be Di-covercd.” “MarMillan Went iff ! oa | ward the objective a aco, but had toe turn tra: of almost ftipassaal'ec journey just starte 7 —s ae sil planes it will tbe a d! 7 A 600-mile fTligh *% ater of 1 ; é‘ ayy she unknown region and retu : would not be a difficult ur amet 4 ing. I believe the trip » , 1. perfor ance. with litthe @ifficults shie unknown resi inn will be disoovretst Gen Greely re ibe a - 4 - nammer aA Tie ee?) omefulily use ad & air pian - r~® 7) tL.) . hi Les Mar A ie on ort “ape ba “ee each performance rr 7 ~~ Added Million ~ ~° ~ : - Tritsed Ww —- : eet Z Ac egerTesg irks. or $2 ILixe as Millionaire= - - aa Nationalist« in Ulster Congre « 2 OF Gil > paasenge: he | Meocs 7 i "“* ‘iou_- e ae L.F AST | . and (ne Navi £aZi © 22h Sb bal ‘ “2 "A ' * S EMBATTLED MECCA TO DRAW (=ceree bY St Betsbee gation, Baker said yesteraagel ; ; - interesiea 15 QTY iii FEW PILGRIMS THIS SUMMER igh pen me oe was V ahabi« Resieging Its Seaport. , a “ _ re hagpreee Count Slaying of Rival Mos- tenets , set} lems-an Act of Piety. al “able +g the Post-Dienetch and go im Nes “opr right. 19 CAIRO Dp “aithfu] | moc mplore of the state rallroad his » and white he hand the Shelk around his red fez years he had been a . 7 ~ . : sliems hye : ' Lope He ad never been repri- and never aAosevTit except °C cha — 7 of ab- Ahmed ‘was reconnoltering rable sites for the deadly attac! hich for years baffled the author.teis Al as souvenirs were committed in broad daylight It also expects to tasue a jin crowded streets and the perpe- mation. if not forbidding at |trators escape without leavin “a trongiy advising against the | trace The police do not sa} housands of |whether Ahmed operated alone or her parts of merely selected the site and and i: i to forego average of, the annua: pi iT this year ace 1 oe n for aband- passengers in/oning the pilgrimage is that the sill be larcer Wahabi tribe continues to besiege Abhmed fas connected American line Jedda. the seaport of Mecca on tite | sassimation of Sirdar Si: | Governor expressed the the initiative in tnvest ditions should be taken OFF off) ere hey? Cc] 4 ) but declared a@ State would be glad county wher the inv been begun. ae BIG SWEDISH MATCH @ 7 ae ” Fees el ‘ pa g * of the tem ated JONKOPING,. Sweden, A match a Gay fer woman and child In the ais now being turned out by the ries owned or controled @ Swedish Match Corporations) cording to a report tasped The average output now to 30.600 matches a second, @& D OOF ' bores a year) a fingle pile the : eight months re? the earth to the alleged Practically aterialx used for match in Sweden have to be:-img the aspen wood comes from Russia. ~* 2 eaeens ~~ — en - et oe oe eH = 3 c ee _ = ee = ee Qe owe® -

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WEDNESDAY, ATRIL 29, 1928. — SSS ees —By BRIGGS , as a ' MELLO FRAY (JusTY Tree MAw | WANTED To .5&€ - / WERE ORGAN! TING A C1 SHMIASG ft —— “ e2eee~ > —- So +e? lie® ee .*.> eee oes eases es . > slid fz: ow a Tne TrRovt AxwD BASS ARF NEARLY STARVED AnD Te@ Ficseinveé Bap oF «7% wittt BE GREAT evlT TeeRAs Ly Ba A aN Sob ~«#@eee* Pritts mMAnm OWNS 7 | The way ‘ LOOM at tT A MAS BuSiwEGss i5 ee el) : ‘Te... You “ranx }/ Now Thar's ~ ; To eimSGict and 41S “EAL Te To GET OUT ws TRE OPGa, &avD BREAcLrT ‘gion wees Ov Live aed owce — CO ——SS— ————— JOSEPH GRIESEDIECK GIVES "$2500 BOND ON INDICTMENT President of Falstaff Brewery Sur- ¢ renders on Dry Law Con- apiracy Charge. .| Joseph Griesedieck, president of , the Falstaff Browery, 3633 Forest L 'Park place, surrendered yesterday »|on a dry law conspiracy indict- ,/ ment in which he has been named : jointly with Edward J. (Jelly Roll) lfiegan Jr., titular head of the Ho- } |kan gang, ond was released immeé-¢ » diately on $2500 bond. Five men signed Griesedieck’s » bond. They were Frederick Krels-@ mann, former Mayor; Fred Ja = Cornwell and Cc. L. Bianke, real a 4 estate men W. T. Moore and Hen- 7 ry Ikrenning, glassware manuface @ turer, @ | ‘‘aplases were issued for bots @ . |ilogan and Griesedieck. No word@ _ has been received from Hogan, and g -j)it is probable that Deputy Mars e shals will be sent to arrest hime The indictment, in which the Fal- staff brewery is also ar defendant,» is based Upon an alleged shipment’ | of a carloud of beer to Hogan at iy Jefferson City in April, 1923. * ea ~ - GOVERNOR WOULD AID IN A cal Officer, Baker F Asserts. p i ot ias (0 the Post-Dienatch ; , JEFFERSON CITY, April 29.-4 if a special grand jury is called in St Louis” County to investigate ) complaints of organized gambling " there, Cio, Raker will request At* torney-General Otto to send a rep= resentative to assist in the investi- gation, Baker said yesterday. The (,overnor expressed the view that -|} the initiative in Investigating con- ditions should be taken by county” * officers, but declared that the f State would be glad to assist the county when the investigation had a been begu ‘BIG SWEDISH MATCH OUTPUT Average Production Is Said to Be ; 30.000 a Second. ; peter e af the Aswociated l’rer®. JONKOPING, Sweden, April §.- A match a day for every man, woman and child In the world is * now being turned out by the facto- riries owned or controlled by the | Swedish Match Corporation, ac- cording to a report issued here. The average output now amounts i to $0,000 matches a second, or:19,- P VEY, OUN OC" boxes a year. i iced in a single pile the match boxes made in eight months would Lireach fr the earth to the moon, it is allegred Practically all the rae ateria wed for tnateh mak- ing in Sweden have to be imported, thie “ape wood comes chiefly from Rusia ' ‘iction and Women’s Features WEDNFSDAY, APRIL 29, 1925 WMUMMaM et: NYE Or ve LEAS AX S&S {WNIRELESS EQUIPP ; LIFEBOAT -_,rerrrerrrr,rr,r,,. LM ddddssssssssddddddeiidididdlddLEZZZZZE, COCELOIAEAEAI COLL LOL OLOLOLEE Pid Beet ad 744 OF ek ELS be ay ae 4 . : =e " > . ~" : . - “ “> ‘ > » . ae . on oe Seas ’ one ee 3 > : = . Pinte e a ae ~ nee Pee er Rely « . - 2 Oe ni de P alee : > > : . . ™~ a lees oe 5 Tees pane Set: nee oan ans . ee 5 =, Q oe SOS . “ at ~ . . “bgt, . . ae ~~ , . mae - 2 Se en” Se Se, ee Sara ee ” 5 . _ . a a ee em Oe 4 * . ” ? “aoe . a ene me 7 . 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Eo a Oe ee ae —=——_-—_— — ~_ Eo —_ -_ - ~~ ~~. OOS = -—_ -— — —Ee—Ee——EEEEEE—E—E—E—E———7 = — ———————EEweeeer er ——eE CO Fiction. Fashions’: Timely Discussions |==| Q DAILY DOUBY é OSSD ODES = -_——- — —- —— = ——————— OO POPOL ees ela mln. Me 2 ar ae ae Ey po a ——— =: — Ne a a a a ——— aaa aan i } — Sans Itudiie Ways Mrs. Miller Gave Up Social Life se od al WITH A NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTION F By WANDA BARTON To Work for Husband's Election = yox. =. = ‘ 7 : _ LL LS Ny te LOS LE A LIT. age iia A. - a a oa ~ > * ~~; > * - - > * La J > tae ae Pe -* - 7 . -° t , Fi ~" ; m _ = e > ; He sae Ne ee ae _ . a : - gs 2 are Sup ~* ~ aw thers chosen for speci: cae ee cs a on ° 4. JAS Wife of the New Mayor a er ase gas 8 ‘ e e>preciate e nee extensior | tt tion that I would accept no inv- eles e : The.r e $e tations until after the election. ste hout The for 5 are -° If I had attempted to play bridge oni . he * and were counting my points for a4 a: a —_ nae oh a no-trump bid. I should hare jainty without being toast | found myself counting the rotes =e t Eve: rene = e toasta4 in the Fourteenth Ward instead.” in ae i a oe, Mrs. Miller told me laughinglr 6 of aeatie tn & Geen or tause “Tt hare been at headquarters ets > +o be strained. use an every day since we opened in Jan- aluminum tea which is read uary for the maroralty campaign. ae = a stg : ge al : coe and before that for a whole rear. aaa tn a ee a since the State conventions. ! hare ea balls are cheap and one ma} been actively on the job with a!! “ave-e gz on hand for all sueh my thoughts. interests and activi- purposes ties reduced to terms of rotes. _ a woe have learned e valve of white biotting paper Another reason why Mrs. Miller ! a ia Tm oe oe - may hare been overshadowed is 7 seful in taking up water spilled because another woman. Mrs reside with us the home in Joplin Work of the Women's Chamber of °=* polished tab.e. or when grease Louis J. Brookes. was so conspic- was closed and Rohe went to her | Comnmerce. -s oe on | nen éur ns uous a figure tn charge of the or- people in Virginia. But very soon Her less serious occupations 1f™ 4: ae . * oth i” eatin ca dein ganization of Women roters on be we learned how she longed for the ciuded taking long va ks. Ganmc the work less obtrusivelr. It is ex- half of the candidate. bor and so we had her come here img. playing the piano for her own ellent for absorbing grease from fritters, croqvuettes. and other cocok- “I teok orders from Mrs and she has proved invaluable in @™Musement and plarins car i ue cervitien -* — ne “es —— ’ = an & hb ™ r > i - ——2 = i a > : & , ™ e —a Brookes,” added Mrs. Miller. “and charge of the house while I hare though not seriously no: wat Nor the woman who has severa! just tried to make mrself use‘fu! been out campaigninc.”’ great claims to skill. that is. not bas@weed fleets that have te be under her direction.” Frederick's mother was Maror CO™pParadlr w e heen Wee See ee a Say. Se WEE Sind Tt is always interesting to learn 3 yiler’s onlr sister and he is new “plays a ver) over same one . ate —— 9 about the women most closely as- as dear to them asifhe weretheir OS®” ar : ie es the bris: . in ‘ sociated with a man in public life. ownson. He coes to public school Her maiden name was Mabe] 6 and the floor looks after peo : I knew our Mayor had a young and ifn order to keep in close Cooner “he Was DOTR iB =t as if it had been wipe SP with a and pretty wife and no children. touch with the educational devel. Lotls- attended Pope School and a ee a oe Game and dirt; ne we: . .y _- 7. 7,7 - : 2 : ’ 1 hen I called at his home, which opment the Maror has been ap Central Hig BOK a Mt washed and comes out as good _ is @D Gpartment at 6100 Pershing ' active member of the Hamilton first at social gatherings and Was io. after the ect eanne tae ‘srenue, I was to learmagreatdeal School Parent Teachers Associa- married to him seren rears azec Floers are always a: problem a more of the domestic background § tion next Jul) im some places get so dusty it is which undoubted!y has had its Vey Seen lee tee aa The campaigns hare so inter- en ee re to do something bearing upon his success “8 iReoee) pea pd ~ eagle ‘mn? pepted the tenor of her ‘life thar | “ “™0™ - . Aa rene the Bell Mra Murer fer nes none ne, Tecte BtOd | she scarcely knows where t0 3k T abel © was opening the door to dismiss a a oo ok Lt mp the threads. There are cer ° torm Window caller who from her pleading. ot ae ely 6 agenda apes tain to be manr new intereets ar | di TOU are a commuter rou gsering look, plainly was to be BE Bome on Election da duet oe — r ever? anaes Gee will s ol pe taking down the sorm * ,«« Before attend- and having Rose meet her at the | torm for identified as an office seeker or et giver to a studr of t ing to this task go to the hara- coor with the guarded but acitat- ~ . the intercessor for one. The te|- aoe Ter X it} .uarler -~of oe lec ‘.) reac were e"_ore and ge" so™e oF those h ed statement that a voice over the «. .. .-:... Sunlicate x Relat ae ephone rang frequently and mr -clenhene bad Bh ase : it in order e at more intel cup.icate Jmoers on brags tack aepnone Bad said Victor Miller ,, beads. all ready to be hammered hostess in the interrals perched . Unt +a .. i£°auUF *O adrise the numero « “a — - as . - . had Vf @D 7 . A i are e ) . . ba iac 4 \_5e*see2 . i alertiy upon the piano bench Pe am ‘ , seekers appealine to ter ir ont Gi dais sete Ase S. “y eBoOUEr mischierous and anonr ee ' — — —cOowWw Frame ans F Can sare my husband a gcood oa} i .* = as’*'*o WW" erate 4 a’ a the sup “ate _- *he - >Use —— 7 deal of mous telephome messages to pre ...- .-. - ok de Ngo a0 — ie llega oe : eal of time br intercepting these pare th ta a 4 ~ - = - ," «+ ." appeals. for really. through my ,.... ag an) : as inspired her with an interes, Stand ou @ cold next fall try- Ti » es eae «a JUS. ior ri ¢ iDBstant. r> 3 a 2 : ‘ . ing t mate 2 . + * -~ 7." ° . fs contacts at headquarters, I know » é oe ‘ ; Geparments €0d the screens the same wa = oen i A pnonotograph of the mother tak- me thine «> i ; ane a Seep ee ; - Wie Many More of the applicants and . wire! Kaee mother tak . > * -.©@Ccs * . Ls be & Saving of time and patience eB with ber late husband revealed soon ac nossih’s tc en : oe eine, just what grounds ther have for ‘ their claims better than he does. , Ler as a handsome roungish »* gilt the eiry ns*itutior « i ae acg cas rho eas coarse n") co ._*) . ™ _— — = a “ en she explained. Woman With a happr. smiling. fai 2 Oe Caries Weignts upon her ~ ~ > = a = | . 4 By e.4 7 = ™ 2 “\yoerrs COuUnteganCe. Whon 2eF SOR Mucd ial . Ac “ee She is ac animated. Tiracious ia s sue g e toa a.@# “2, e. lespoonful _ tO Der marriage Soe G&G @ipec’- her list of unattached feminine ac- on hon fpretntin Lone oe “ poche aerenah ie vorabiy impressed it t us milk ed reproach, anser. perhaps even quaintances with scrupulous care yount acte = r . — sa lt. oahcan i 4 ’ - —_ a 7 . ” 2 nr oF of im: . 2 , 42 =e. rio0.ence But soe had Deen ireat- onal pre tea x rales sf Se ‘to cane natura! Questions and ome ?t ; ed With Kindlinesse. courtesy. and " : es ———~ SS crem Dect, che decided not to ‘SF mized in four stizrct. she had n- cgesire to intre- > a phore her invitation. but insteeag S1OUr. ome cupful UIMOSt consideration She Was duce Craig Cullam te a gir) more | ful dates cut ip -rTrer "tee rier 4 ¢} . - =) ; ro ee > - - 4 . ba te . . eren a littie piqued at sucse Bad *ettractire than thersel’ Neil: he- “Dear little $s. 8° s ‘ rallk sugar. mo 4 band ser of mine m , 4i¢d she wish ‘sc #neol her hewuge * ‘ “You're negiected me er Séd fleur. raisids party with a stupic frump S- | - ~ . « a —_— - =~ . 7 . : ss = = ‘> . ?Va» . - Sz! one fey e ‘ The thought ef Deri. who had shamefully of late. but I'm men in modgerare oven fers she a -a ‘ aviee ar erro «- always good-natured!y fille a ed to acknowledge that it ie all my ut ering b | - ) = .- * — . _ ? wesc ate 6s ou . ~ esl¢ . ; amtead ag sags pePaas her when beauty and brains with- =a By way of holding out the! ) oo ~~ ; ve wm “e™- out active rivairy were needed eS ee onetration of that fact t Ge 200 | came tee Seen anencenen ieiieniies ' Come to Us next week-end at Three al lied ro - -*- ~« om = e o . : - - ~\ : : i > a-cering Ss *s > oe re- Doris was fust the pers Oaks Were haring only a few } — = ee : pa . spent a trring orning max- Sf U gues = for rhe 4 = ax > al -> «2 ° -* « -_ — oD ' $e. ss s”e ‘es aar » ie et ee an a kitchen door. Bip . a,ress.ve of e pe that There's mothing like the hy . ;' be: raig Cullam w ae: “uke the Ronest pride was beid high. = usG some Ga Te - ac? rere? rw > to — er and make er hie & = ihat porents cinly sfek To hide. tn everrT steD se view of this rather unconren- —Old Mother Nature. him, alse with ¢ tiomal denovemenrt. she decided +h.’ HENEVER the familr went bigh, marched ip it would De wieest to [tnrite those mr appa hart Rae anatmed sm csce abroad Jimmy Skunk was sat young Skunks. the bead of it and rerr proud ) Mre. Jimmy. friends anc were likewise »broaJ- 3 HORIZONTAL Morrie pict :$ A word frequen. Where the she!is ‘y used before “moticen.” in th come froer. movies. ao... dL Bae ef Mile¢. legen. sideration !m tak- 20 Steamships ing movies. (abbdr). solution of the above puzzle will be p minded of being the bead of such a fam- baek door stes Te , i- - > 7 > ~ * a : . = . “-—e- te >... [it wouldnt de at all te enter- ily He fairly strutted with im- and there be betas tain people who? 22 : 5 , - 7 on we — = = portance. Mrs. Jimmy. bringing scold. All the OLSer imier Wren the cras ashe 2 ' and such taste” Fancy giving a party Would look at him and grin. Then “These two olf for the man for whom she direorced ghe would tei] him to go here or dbreugh: their famil them to ws. Brown. “They a —— = a - ier ~- sban ren 2c Petes GUCCI rr - - : . —- ocucing him there and he would promptly lead a“ +> gracefu!: 4 the way. O8. res. Jim Be eRe By Fas La & W'th this onsidera: on vividlr in head of the family. At ieast he mind. Martana wrote down .he thought he was, and he appeared those old ones, Due Harringtoms’ name first of all. She ¢o be. And Mrs. Jimmy was quite stre of those row even rang Linda up and proffered ... .,_.. naan - , . her invitation SStisisee. Qf ner them might forget Linga gare a little shriek of Je- For a while Jimmy ied his fam- Behind him. cleo with their teil | “O™* “aretess.” ’ ~ « - - ’ = & Ww - ° . ‘= an a | “=, . . . - ght when she heard the name of Uy abroad at night only. During held high. merched in single file § Mrs. Brown said ae Pesetis a: guce So i the dar if they came out at all ft nine young skunks went to the pantry d the door with bits ef drr Ob Marts ¥ 3 M . oti : Was Only to oe areun don’t mear Say rou're actually ot Craig Cullam to consent , But ope morning Mrs. Jimmy bizxt- Jimmy led the way out from moistened with come?” ec. just hinted mind rou, that it under the henbouse and after him and some seraps gprs ame te eneeeres Ma- was time the children made the followed the nine roung Skunks Thez witheut . = mm e« v , i a * se 4 . + = rasa mode a acquaintance of Farmer Brown's th Mrs. Jimmy last of all. A she opened the & Boy and Mrs. Brown and Farmer few minutes later Farmer Brown's the pan down ou > “and I nearir ‘Sundae my neck Brown immyr took the hint. He Boy happened to look out ef the jow the 4 trying to lure Cullam to a little tiny called the children about him. kitehen window. “TI think.” eald end waited informal tea i had Nevins. the “We are going to make an im- * Senn t : , | ; : are going to make an im- he. “we hare some early morning / riolinist. fer bait. too. remember he a a Mrs. Jimmy pro ia tan Gn wetien Gheut tin cas ee. ee ee eee aan , fusal tha: I felt I'd been slapped YOu to be om rour best beharior. “My land!” exclaimed Mrs.|. been fed fro s the face—tf reu get what I Do just asI de De not be Brown. “I'm sot dressed te re - ; n & _ — , alarmed. for there will be nothing ceive caliers! Whe ie it?” ’ rere Mar . “Thess a= Sut. Cf YOU Ane around that pak. to fear. By the war, nereratany She peeped out of the windew .- = - . —_ A ant “Ceunt on us!” gurgied Linas time fear any one rou may meet, and thes she began to laugh. “Tll come. if I break everrthing no matter how big ther are. fer Farmer Brewn lceked ever her jess than my neck ve alwars all the world knows you are armed shoulder and he began te laugh. been @yring to see what an ac’or’s : . S ; --, #ad will respect you. Now, as I “I don’t thisk you need worry) ke off stage—rou know—i’ te, cut loose and are wild and im. WS saying. do just as I do and over not being “‘ressed up.” said moral.” show how polite rou can be be. oan Sexi two crameson Maria7ta’s - .e ~ D s+ \ ae ‘ ~ whom she was very fond and he: | “ance. 4 staunch friend of Charies. | They were both good fun. ‘fasb- | jomadD'y tolerant of other peoples ) perso 2 a‘fairs and extraordi-" | Rarily ¢ciscree+ | That teft only cone more eg rest to ' Compete the ist and balance y!- | lam as the odd an — -the mellow richness bobbed hair asd from her white which had interrupted everrthing teeth revealed im ready miles Mrs. Miller told how one of the Photographs do not by any means “"'*f ones had been in Euclid do her temperament nor her col- House. a refuge for unfortunate oring justice. girls. conducted by the Board o? She was Smartiy clad in dark Religious Organizations bive crepe made with a tucked “I was chairmas ix arze of tunte blouse belted almost at the (Panspertatiog and had to proride knees and ending in a short ac- utomobdles it which to take cordion-pleated skirt. Lighter biue iris to hospitals and clinics It organdie collar and cuffs matched used to occupy bal’ of ererr da: ber eres. eace week, sometime | | I found the bousehold to con adays they hare their own auto Sist BOC Just o* the Marcr and mobile and since they no longer do his wife. but also of tis mother. the baby work. al! expectant moth his erether. Julius. and his ers Deing taken to wmaternit, nephew Frederick Ellis. agd 12. homes, I dont know that I should Cream B tt ! besides. BOt of least im: ortance find it so interesting u er. Rose Legg. who bas deen ic the She had beeg . tive imp the employ of the Miller ‘ami: 25 SSakspeare “Or let r Preguent . - ,r a - Care. aoiding office aad eren now served a: che sae Worked for Mr Miller's mgs Ms auditer Thea « Tas @ t.m™“ther, thes his mother ard sti) is atch imfereered in the Coronado XT Dicer explained. “She cam- . to me because of Prederick ~ ne = Gatesworth and Bad been with him simce he was bore and whee his mother died shortly afterward assumed a devo Marquette Hotels City, “Noonday “~a to him that has been constan’ Town & University : hh ; ever since When Wr w . FESPPR FIVE FLiter father died tres ears as st Trer tcvrre© ‘.f | Sees ee : Clubs ma RPRET PR ‘Rae ‘nr. thie Oe Wether and Frederick came ic ' EeEu07'_ out ani admire % fine family.” oo, Jimmy gave a signal, the Pill a a word. 'Each word reads frem te te Zach number itn the puszsie ind! : ; : Top, W and Cyli — meen /SOLUT ch. every ome was good na- Rian the san bad teen neL YESTE Mrs. Jimmy looked up at |} Brown. Then she looked at big family, as much as to say. -}y you ever Sh pur Sena oo ‘ rs fell in Behind bim and ie © IN - "ae over to the Old | RAT d. s (Caeoreht. 1888.) HOW TO SOENE A CROSS-WORD PUZZLE. the position ef the first lcter number in the white Sane also refers to «a definitien °* cuptal the accompany og tabie. , ed, crap Each éefinition suggests @ word ™!2 or the ¢zact stmber of Pee The. to ft the white space «]. ™oteten. to i. _tuce or white «space is to recetve Pussian letter only. WeeGs ctast ent) fuels c¢ ™m™bered squares. -——— —-_- - GEAR DRIVEN with Pou. . @=n oot >. ales: nder Medel. worm - gear 4 vy \Bto = of all of 18 verTtwaile marvel! Ome and see i. F\ll them at aera yee went or ‘Seereaere t Electric Co ink dam . 7 « SP

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¥) , r we - ” ¥. APRIL 29, 1925. ~—— a - es was held high. “Shere (abbr.) ‘“Lay-outs” to + College degree you can reach, and brushing down A current magazine or a good | ) . i nn wee = + ——_—_- = TE eee —— a a — - " sini ane a s | = i os ve | ——— ——= a a Ww hat to S T O D A Y ’ S p U 7, 7, L E RB | Se ae ee , 1925 the consumption of milk was vanced in eight years from 35 to 64 / 4 23 gallons to a@ person, as cOm- | } which perhaps fairly rep- re eauf\ S h cee M ) | | T . mene | gallons. cA Pp P . Ti te ‘ ae ee ear ee ° ‘ Zz ODD FACTS er with 06 Tae 7 1922 — resents what effective advertising ' : x 49 gallons in 1921. In Boston the ean accomplish. S Te Sans omor} | . 3 4 i ix, For Hair With —OF A— ee eee — consumption to a per@on has ad- : . . -_ ) For the first time Japan is to + ° have a jury system Hitherto MARRIED WOMAN ral BREAKFAST 9 10 Proper Brushing Judges appointed by the Emperor Canned peare : ps cee aa TE EE ‘ B H E L E N R oO Ww L A N D r have decided all court cases and FREE—A PERFU MIZER Oatmeal. ; y announced their findings “accord- with every %4-or. Bottle of | ffeirs. mee calves liver ana 7 12 3 ! By LUCREZIA BORL ae in the name of the Em- PURITAN | cont oe . 6CURPHAT can I do to make my MARRIAGE—AND POINTS WEST | | terribly Toast. Wr: become glossy ane ARRIAGi. is the point at which a girl sto ' , ‘ : ; Beauty Perfume ; + sin FE ARK - is th ps asking a man what | Ca") | ‘as ‘very Coffee, cocoa, milk. | Siuiny . : | M he thinks of her, and begins telling him what she thinks of HIM. | Peg. 289 nas he bs my ed $1.00 w. But LUNCHBPON i 16 i7 18 Dowens of seekers after beauty me tera emey flee Foe TN besatan, 04 tap Rese. nt about White cherry-cream. ask me this question, and my one Women, says the Bachelor, are like taxicabs; you may dodge them aa — Pre nggeoe- tog physically un- = Sg a8 with a/ Wich on nut bread. answer is in- * successful’: for quite A while, but sooner or later, one of them will ~. soos a ee ro — yg mh ~F ee Date loaf = ~~ —————4 ‘ariably thea “ , * - ot , was o$ per cent. V set. write us ders and : ° 20 r 22 Varian) get you. lis only a matter of time! . Puritan Pharmaceutical ; Pineapple sherbet. J rs same: oO Neg — a , o Company ;: on testa tia! lind. and Cotfee, tea, milk. “Brush your Most men marry because they know that no laundry is going to | Boe English carme pote with prize aversion DINNER. ios hair every take the inter +t In preserving their socks, no restaurant in preserving — ane Ts : meee dairy ane jana de- Broiled lamb chopra. Deas, 24 night before oO their digestion, and no vamp in preserving their bank-account, that a fruit orchard, tye vi a feature of oris the Baked, stuffed Potatoes’ you go _ to wife does. i.ondon toed eghinision this spring. rty until Creamed celery. ‘a bed.” 72 ° ° eo | ived not Lettuce salad. £e a7 2¢ 29 This seems 4 Whether a tnan uses either the predatory argument of fists or the Milk as a food for everyone has to her Chocolate bread pudaj a simple ' modern argument of the check-book, to make a woman “see things his been extensively advertised in the rn infat- Coffee, tea, milk. . enough rule, wav’ he always calls it “persuading her to listen to reason.”’ | i States in the past few ee | ; . | : ; ly with convincing | contem- DATE: LOAF Z/ aa yet [ fea: . . ‘ and apparent Go through this treatment with : : | | Foranew discovery gently removes blem- rving Fish. | - ; “7 VERTICAL each separate group. . nad “" ndling cooked | ishes and freckles as if by magic. This 617 N. Broadway ) # B u r g e 4 g 2 Aggregation of 12 What the camera- °° What the flappers After you have brushed all the , AN oid stee in a . ‘ amazing safe sure treatment bri you — . actors (abbr.) man has to do say when they see | genarate groups, drop your head | fish. It imparts a nasty flavor - a smooth, white ekin almost overnight (A A TT cea jew Abbre. for erbium. frequently. “Rudy.” | down until you are looking directly —— wrens aes a a ES Sea eee Eee ; : ‘olde when - ; ; nily Across the dooryard Famous French 14 Many people 27 A kingdom south | at the floor. Now brush all your | ®?0uld oe. ave ute Test. Just before bedtime smooth this Ln | : , iene — | } | ing it. cool, fragrant creme on your skin. The ‘Jimmy Skunk straight to B Air ( . » ¢ , would like to have of Assyria (Bibl.). | hair together with the same swift o ‘ e very next morning notice how freckles r (comb. form). zie’s C - am ee . , |kitchen door. His han $ Royar Navy vackio's qoogan'’s. 23 A continent. Hnesa sak ea i noe siasergeres td Ried In the Guest Room. sunburn and tan have already started to 16 bowed head, as near the scalp as ive way. Ask your druggist for a jar of 7 about him and did just as -- | . ngsters fell in behind him and| TIAI I and scalp. edge on closely woven material. heir tails | COME careless. ) led them over to the Old| LIA/T| 1 IN CIEIRIN If you find that when you first | This difficult plercing can be done 1] } eC QO ~ Ir : nN tm a | gle file Mrs. Brown siid nothiz ard. | SIAIG T begin this concentrated brushing, it | #¥ay with by running the material a wenttothe pantryandflaet—(=—==EESESSSEE>»=>==— = | Ronee — : _ ., 8 d ; SOLUTION OF $ | flattens it and only emooths down | naphtha or ‘turpentine will surely | take out the stains for you. Of) in every step he took. Pers. pronoun. enact. (abbr.), | toward the floor, away from your | 00k should be in the guest room ae or Creme awry him, also with their Man who oversees 1‘ Where men are 34 Abbr. for “real.” | nead. ; : to entertain in an idle moment. oe rh es ‘al oneal ar aad high rT ial taking movies. men (and women 35 N. West State You will not want to keep your Many of our guests keep different | rs ~~. # eee go, marcne n singie ey are governors). . hours than the family, and some-_— | Barney. B. Nugent & Rro.. &ix,. Baer & lyoung Skunk Last of An important con (abbr.). head in this position long, as it will : | Waller. Judse & Delo Drog Stores, Jeha- ws mene : sideration in tak- 20 Steamships 36 Abbr. for “specific | make the blood run to your head. thing to read would be a great | gon Bros. Drug Co., Wolff-Wilson Drug , . - ? ~ o Mra. Jimmy. Straight over ing movies. (abbr.). gravity. | But a minute of ft will help to re- | comfort. eer | Oe.. Tuesen ee Sea | ' ' i ’ Bleach Creme back door sten marched JBfhe solution of the above puzzle will be published tomorrow | ™°Ve @ny dust that has not already J | ow | & , . ‘and there he bezan to 3a Ses Pees A | come out. To Remove Machine Oil. Its ever-increasing popularity proves id Al} th . tl ; x eS he ee rT ( , ee _—_—_———_ el Never, never brush vour hair Try cold water first to remove | that it is constantly winning new | B. PKG., 49c | eco . 3 et? 0 1¢Ts ugh, every one Was good na- ett ee ee ee ee ee ee dow n flat against your scalp. This ' machine oil. If that fails, benzine, | friends, ‘ , ON SALE: ONLY AT KROGER: STORE? ‘ Oe Oe prs » Sie =<. a ii - as | ee Se ee ety = + = Gm © &

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ee — ti oe mms : COMIC PAGE " “}. ~ COMIC PAGE —~ = ¥ 3 4 Yutneg | | “ Brother Bill WEDNESDAY. GO Meal, Comite Mul, gor = ii! 5 | APRIL 23 93h Sold His Automobile?” APRIL “He gave full tnformetion cheat | @ POST-DISP4T(™H Went Ad several buyers come ‘or the cor.” | cnougk ta your oS to mat © the 1 Se — mam FOLLOWING THE COOLIDGE ECONOMY PROGRAM—By RUBE GOLDBERG er. Be ar > NO 235 _— BE {FT WILL BS TO THAT'S A i, Fa parox can omen & VOL. 77. NO. 299, : MUCH OF A STRAIN) Gosh ibEA AS | 3 : ? ; =. E = g TE —— ; = — =) COMPENSATION. SEE ron Hindenburg has won. The Roval Red Rooters from Ané the expatriated Hun Cimeitnnat! had their beer taken May urge the man behind the ®*ay from them but to show that FRRYIASG OUT “THe PRESIBEAST’S MUSCA OF gun, | our heart was in the right place we “THE BOBGET SYSTEM- To bis old job restore him. _gave them Hi Mrers | Though Wilbelm bas been counted ae ad ia a Hey e, \ om i Lins the Indians fn Chicago WHY PAY BIG ELECTRIC : — . . _ —— a ee SS SO rect. Sunday. Indicating that the o)d LIGHT SILLS WHEN : ONE NAPRIS FoR TWO Bi Socom aaa mains naa — : He seems to think. beyond ae aE APE |: THE StTreer LAMP i= WILL SAVE LAUNBR*C “He et rst iTS © ac ie cae pastime is tottering on its last | RIGUT IAS FRaAST OF | SiLttS AT BIG BAA quEcTS. SANING HIS SHOES. HOCH ae an 2 ™ gh The people st@ adore him. IncidentatIr ‘this same crowd Your. House ? a | ps SO MUCH--- = Pet [p> it ae swarmed on she field tn the ninth - innin using *h® umpire te for- S The outiook doesn't seem so black, *"™'"™S “AUNTS *"9 p-re te £0 7 feit the game to the Indians $-9 For, while he may Rave Gt TR os ace the same people. by th* MUTT AND JEFF—THE RHINO THOUGHT THE BULLET WAS A FLEA ALIGHTING ON HIS BACK—By BUD FISHER 22748, B22 7." 2 sack, way. who cal! the plarers bone- Be thinks old Hindr wants him heads New ARE You CONVINCED dam! {THE BULLCT WeEaT THROUGS FUNAY He Dibwt wna ‘ THat PEE. - back WHY NOT? THAT THAT GUA SHOOTS | ff THAT 20 INCH Wee Like DRe®. THe Buccer ta ey . on And for the job he'll tout him According to the law in Nebras- HARD ENOUGH Te DR / | — a Pong MADE AN AGE . pe ew | : : : : is atten mar ot hant shbbite ANY AsliAAAL TAQ iS Ac dD WRC AY T — wey, iTS THE : RHuinwo HAL : ; meee But. Wilbelm haz another thinx. als sO a ® = fa 0 | TRACKS? TMikad = Burret You erkReD | a wide Sd By a Maff Correspondent of the | ric* | The people do uot want a Kink, ~ san ere Tat cool 2 gaa Mit eee | AT THE Rrmo. : /} AN ARMeR | Bac THAT Post-Dispatch. . puemes & bow and arrow. y mot make ee + T's FLAY TENE 7) - ' = } 32.— ice to su And, while his health perhaps ’ sy ‘ rTEencd i PLATC. PARIS. I Apri Flerd 7 “ aprplr to natives as well as aliens nage [roe a ee i runner in the St. Louls-Indiana , tions to trade, «a> rescued by two men last | i@ge was they'll! drink, and make {tt illegal for the gunmar 1 = = Sen ThUCUc hh hUC = : : , ™ _ arrows slun cross his back. rou ¢ ——, - es , to 2. ° is a is » a = = “2 > Ns + - >. a oe Our local soccer champs to play, And thereby hengs a storys. — PP e who was ‘carried away and severe- ee 7 ° by beaten in a rum runvers quar- te sptered at. Remember the fate s | fused to Ben Paschal, substitute for Ruth, nf Cos Robin a ; 3 _ near Terre ree act month. \Adae’s on Is quite a scintillating youth “py — | ° pon ° beg Ries: on ‘out thw : : , “bt people roted the firemen a —_ -_—_— _— - —_ seme 2. a bis cousiticee was weh thet), «.-@ In point of fact, te tell the truth.| .... +, nar a¢ the last election . eines physicians did not suppose anyone | = 3 — would attempt to remeve hum from He is a batting pascal. | Mew, all ¢hey have to do ‘s trr to | — ) : The other day '~ four-base cleut; e-¢ 1 _ BRINGING UP FATHER—By GEORGE McMANUS RL this Edgar) County had asked the Put Foxy Grilftiths champs to; Although a man in Prague ot any Seecho-Slovakia, won the capita! 2 rer HOw 00 Ou DO -~ speighoyh yap s rout —— ee ee | WELL-i WUZ SMART a , AM HOLME TO Ft ace ae ok a —rweangt And cause@ the Yaukee fans to. Prize of 1.900.000 crowns in the ENOUGH are BRING, an ie a Tee Some SBooy ww aG%S! ISNny IT AN a — and place Washburn under | shout State lotterr,. he will be allowed to UMBRELLA TODAY - IT it " i 4 aaiih ca sentir | en tw Dai ong ‘Cusstems ube hy Pair | bh . - . ‘ti. ™ “Teeae cheers for Beuny Pas- — nothing ~~ the rest of his Save MY MEW aa ; The wounded hans mother and 4 ifé im prison for murdering ois — MAT. sister were visiting kim. about chal. wile PAY 8:72 p. m.. when two men strode! a." ‘ os inte the heepital took Wasaburn (- Pre a —————— eee — “ - from bed and carried him to Si 4 > automobile. in which they : | my vane se him away Only women nerses} Cott’) Were on duty at the time. Appar- | Ruchans entiy Washborn end als relatives! recent a acquiesced in the removal. Assem bt; Another theory. however, is that the Pri the purpese of taking Washburt | «-heols « away was not whoily «4 friendly | ne fler, ome. and thar the removal Wael nese th caused by fear that he would | peligteds taik” to the authorities, He. had ' eur Gere talked since the shooting. to Sher- | wosg” iff Siszemeore. but had gtvren littie in- | Centra formation of a criminal character | o.Jccne against others thang himeelf ail As has been teid in the Poet-Dis- preee be patch. Washburn was shot’ twice | norted 7 while riding (mn an automobile near | was acti KRAZY KAT -By HERRIMAN Pai : a TS SC HARD TO BE SMaARr. im SO IGAIRIAT ay SO DUMM - A EXER “HIV IF You vo war |! “TOLD You To Do. ce ity i 4 a. hal! MAKING IT HARD FOR THE TRUANT OFFICER—By FONTAINE FO BS bec, wane Joc Trews ans eubener oa the eae man were in another pe Ser CAN YOU BEAT IT?—By MAURICE KETTEN near br. Rebec ard Traum were FAIR, arrested. and Washburn made. statements connecting them with) THat was quite an 10€A of SPunxY EoWwaros [TReRrSA Nn DEE? | [SET : . | / rr le RN ME THEY NEVER Cone [ON | COTSER To WEAR A MASK WHEN HE PLAYED HOOKEY wi: - by tn tho Reinunn Siteagende e. © : atte From SCHOOL SO THAT IF THE . Co ie ane cx Ue a 5 TauanT OFFiceR Got AFTER HIM HE a pte tg point. beyond Terre | $ > Haute. when Hagerman beid him) yy a ~ wp and rebbed him of the dicohel. He said be *»icd Hagerman to make . aciean fo of it, and that Hager- ' man took his meney, about $250. | Then, Washburn said, he went te East St. Leulg and got “some of the bors” and ther went- te Terre Haute. carried Hagerman aewey and gave him a besting Later. he said. they robbed Hagerman twice of quantities of liquer. He attrib- wied his own wounding to the poner mities growing out of this feud | with Hagerman. (Heer Reteaeed Heoently. hebec and Treum were released | from }«t! recentiy ea beads of S50ee | amd $!i".000 respertirelr. furnished | by Fretk Lone of Pars Rebec | was wented in St. “alr County for! . bead-j.mping. ful'owin= an arrest - in Fase &. Loocts. and when the} Question of extra lities te Indians | “ was taken up Sy Gov. Small. the! ah Governor decided that &. Char ™ Coenty should have Rebec. Lately | St. Chatr County esuthorities have! *°5 said they @id mot want Rebec. and. * w& expected that he wil! be sent | ® aod te Invdiene. wh Tream. Washburn s copéition Was such, | There Physicians say. that he will need i in medical care, and it will be difficult | early te carry him very far or te conces) bim effectrvely. His two bellet and wounds caused ni .e perforations ef the intestines o@@ o@hite these were were bealing. be suffered from * gaa partia! paralysia, caused by the im -— pact of one of tae bullets of hiviy eD: : : Seurces of Sapply for Rem Ran | ners Rakded Here. : Since the shooting of Washbern and the arrest of Retec and, iT WAS. —_—_——-—— COvLON'T Tell WHO ~ -n 7B Van.