wEDNESDAY, i
IIIIGSIERB
DEATH IN ST. LOUIS S’Illl-ZEIS
or U Il’lS, April 25.-—-GsngSter bends, in e co -
. :1 II Irmre, hold St. Louis in terror. mpsign 0f inter
.. v.'.
< hi I.‘ ._.~..."~ ~o “at. Mvfi'fim- a-— -
In s gruelling fight-to-
~li. 1“" 0f the Bangs—known ss “Hogsn' s Jelly Rolls” and
.;.j . II. llfi ‘——Imve come out from the
_ r“ llil to wage their grim bsttles in crowded streets, under the
.: I-III t ll'li signs.
IIIIIy through the city in
.. the gangsters shoot to
i...Imiirlnnis obstruct their
. -_ lII'l\.
.. :Illl‘ll‘lpl to stop the bet-
.”‘I I'.
. mugs conduct their war-
prun‘ipla 0! ”sn eye for
. I ..IIh for s tooth." Others
. mo killed in the fights,
III.» only sccldentul" shoot-
, In question friends of u
~.'.-r and ask whether the
. .,.l| Im identified. the an-
I um. and defiantly signin-
n lllt‘)’ can be identified-
iz‘l" "
:In nrrest is made. a
r ill" rivnl gang has been
--II:" the death.
\"nmnny, former record
l'll'i'lill. attorney's office.
"'Il victim of the inter-
dimly lighted haunts of the
Wear Gotham “Gold Stripe” Silk Hosiery
BOSTON STORE
CORNER.
McCall 's
It '5 Printed
Patterns
NDRWALK'S
THE MAGIC FIGURE 9 TELLS THE STOR
COATS—SUITS—DRESSES
$7.99
In
All
Sweeney wss killed by a bullet In-
tended tor Max Greenberg.
of William '1‘. Bush.
enemy
G reenbert was
wounded. saving his life by crouch-
ing behind Sweeney.
rested and taken by authorities to
the hospitsl where Greenberg lay.
The two men eyed
sharply.
"Did Bill Egan shoot you. "’
berg wss asked.
Neither man betrayed any emo-
Egan was ur-
esch other
Green-
Xeither spoke.
Greenberz. tearing he wss a target
for Egan's Irons. did not return to
his old
hospital.
East St. Louis an dNew ‘ ork.
Bill Egan a constable and Demo-
cratic city committeeman.
down in his saloon several months
later. the “'Rnts'
Greenberx
swore to “get"
haunts when "a left the
He stayed in hiding in
When
was shot
were convinced
\v as responsible. They
"Mosaics-stemmed
BUSIES
Elliot. on Ennite.
members
beesuss it wss believed he
too much"
Econ.
Members of "E‘sn's Rots" rallied
lesdership o! W'ulism
Ruloi! was
under the
“DInty” Colbeck when
. .w
'-
..sKO Kennedy wns the first Ho-
xsnite to pay. He was shot and in-
driving his
sutomobile through one of the city's
Jacob Hack-
lr. attorney for the Hogan bsnd. was
the next on the Ennites’ death list.
He also was shot in the downtown
thousands
of
Heckler were wounded in the gun
Pow-
ers, s. lieutensnt in the Egan band.
was shot to death while ssleep in s
stsntLy killed while
busiest thoroughtsres.
while
companions
business district
looked on. Two
fight. Clarence "Little Red"
resort this‘ year.
Since that time the witrrin; gangs
have crossed psths on several occa-
sions. An Eton sutomobll: passes
Hogan's home. Shotguns spit at the
house. The tire is returned from the
How snensl and so automobile is
Through the
A schoolboy is in
crippled for life when
struck by one of the speeding mo.-
crinxe as
the gsncsters pass. “'indows of a
score of downtown stores have been
sent out on the trail.
streets they race.
a hospital,
chines. Theatre crowds
shattered by the bullets.
..
the next victim. He was shot I”
of "Hogan's Jelly Rolls"
“knew
shout the shooting of
The Missouri "concealed weapon
TOMORROWV ONLY ‘
90—SALE—9c:
WONDERFUL VALUE
Colors and Sixes—All Good
Models—Values as High as $20.00.
Greenberg and have‘ylaw. which states specifically that 3
police.
ions.
DON’T MISS THESE
sis-i. ‘
the clue: loophole w “also
nnsters escape the loos! s.sthoritis's.i
An su‘tomobile. dust! with membdi
otomotthepnlnwssmpmyy
complete srsensl was disoovreed—rb-
volvers. rifles. show end Inuéh
smmunitlon.
When the officers seized the gun‘s,
one of the Wars scowled. .
"You see thst we get those (up.
back dsmned quick." he nid. ‘:
And because, under s. technicality,
the gangsters hell not violsted the
isw. the weapons were returned to
their owenrs on the next dsy -
But the chief source of worry tp
the police is the repented ref“! of
the warring gangsters to
I
New Memo Party ;,
MEXICO CITY. Mexico. April 25,—-
A new political party. with “Function-
sl Representstion" us I. beets. will he
formed in Mexico this spring ;.
So announces Genersl
Alvarado. fsther of the party,
was commanding officer of the revel;
utionary army in Yuostion in 191‘s.
Geographical representation will be
more or less done sway with, undgy
the plans of the new psrty s.nd mem-
bers of Congress will represent cor.-
tain professions and economic lute
eats rather thsn [empirical diva.
Alvsrdo Is one of I group of intel-
lccluals who have bended into an or-
gsnlzntion here.
In the torment o: the our. s
"snitch."
Sslvsd'or
who
\
HeOsll’s
It‘s Printed
Petterns
ANNUAL APRIL SALE OP WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN’S
RAINCOATS—4-IALF—PRICE
New Spring~ Wraps and Capes, $16.99 and Upwards
| POLO SKIRTS
100 Round Linen
SCALLOPED DOYLES
CHILDREN'S BLOONER
DRESSES
0f checked Ginghams. As-
sorted colors
6 to 14 _vcnr;s‘.$3e49
Plsid or
Plain
OURVBDGE DRESS
BBLTING
Black and white. 1 1-2, 2 in.
wide 15c val. 9c
$3. 7936 Vslues
Men's 26c Mum Weight
Black cordovsn and
Suede ........ .196
‘
SOCKS
Yard ..........
mm “Intro-Iago“ meow“ w....-................
CRASH TOWELING V ’
19 In Tan, Grey 8:. $4 49 All colors. 5c val. 9c beamed back. 39c
‘_‘ Yards ........ C Orchid. . . . . e 3 for .......... PM? -----------
. 1,000 Ysrds Imported Chins HAIRLOX HAIRPINS Girls Light Weight
BELFAST SUITING CUPS and SAUOBBS Crumpled and straight. all KNIT UNION SUITS
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TABLE VELVET GRIP m 'S BLUE WY
BUFFET SOARPS PLAIN GLASS SUPPORTERS A h d SfiIBTS
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“ HOUSEHOLD ""rmm mos sun's
50 Round Scalloped COHBINATION 30“ m pm
BREAKFAST OLOTKS
1"” \IIIIIv.
I. ............ 49c
Consisting of 2 mops. 1 dust
cloth and bottle
of polish—All for 99¢
Amber and shell.
250 value.
19c
For women, lace trimmedd;
bodice tops. Reg.
and out sizes. . . .
79c
" Lii'nnsmn cones-rs
BEAUTY CLOTHES
HUOK TURKISH TOWBLS
onus nuns
F u mul medium bust. extra DRY!” To embroider Car
. . ,. . pet pattern. _
,{y'i‘fs‘m 69c 8 “fifshfddsup $1.39 59c val. ....... 390 Size 9112..$6e99
- MODEL 0038:! lodium Size CHILDREN'S HANDBAGS con-rm nous
ff‘gfi?‘ an“ was 3061.98 Silk and leather: 39C All colors. , . j 39 c
‘ IIIImr I! s
“wk. sizes 3242 99c Each ..... . ..... c 50c value. . ..... Yard ............-
‘ Odd Lot of Hen'sAllI-insnnemstitohed mm - '9
nos TO , u mu “1'“ “L “”3 Emmamrs New mamas? 39
and M0 00ml: 5 gallon size. $1.29 503 value ‘ c
., .xlIIL' . 'l d. h _______ 'y wide. Yard ... .‘
y 3 j‘j‘f” $2.99 I... E... 39c . _ .
_ Silk “d 0 I! ‘1. BLACK um: gm: 0:1 lot. Vsslues‘ to $31.53.; ”st11: 3008 '
WAIST!
I ;\I-Ilo and Petel‘ P313 001'
$2.99
E’Ex'rnit our!
Gowns
While only.
\im 19-20. . . $1049
HOUSE DIE-SIS
i'hambrsy. Blue. Tm.
iiri'cn and Pink. All hsnd
made. Applique trimmed.
$2.99
it?
40 in. wide:
$3.25 val. Yd. $2079
smut um oneness
3623.3";1311133": $1.89
mm vomss
Fully fitted.
Each .........
89c
Each
«$1.79
."W
1“er
POWDER ......
19c
BOXED We um
“are ....... 49c new ..... .-.‘f‘119f’o
1:0er ems: All mm In. aim:
”no ...... $2 99, _ rum
Alle_9____iors,
iiiflfii. $1.99 is
unlit ......“ $1 99
em
bleak nonunion
I
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I stab/126M ~ 195’
‘ Store close: daiiyst 6 o'clock.
no we: Reel Spring Westher ’
prompts 't’IIose who have delayed a little to give thought
to the buying‘of light weight clothes.
OurAppuslSlImesreResdy
Dm,¢mstfih. Wm
to say nothing of Sports Clothes.
Shoes, snutrt styles,‘ the newest
C. s“
for sports or dress wear.
lists to go with every kind of
costume.
SweetergScsrfssndAooessoI-iet.
‘Wk. J‘s.‘
AN IMPORTANT SALE-
1500 PAIRS OF FINE IMPORTED
FRENCH KID GLOVES
Nearly All Trefousse and Reynier
Two Clasp for Street We":
$1.98 a Pair
Sale Opens Early Thursday Morning.
No exchanges
'1
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N 0 credits
Blank Floor. Center Allie.
I
Roshanara Crepe Dresses
These beautiful costumes are in the fashions
able spring shades of biscuit, beige, ecru,‘ tan, in
fact all shades of brown, with an occasional rescda
or almond green and sometimes a smoky old blue:
{They are made up in combination of colorings,- skirt
of one shade and blouse or jacquette contrasting.
{Two and three piece models.
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With them a few Persian patterns in Printed
Crepes.
An attractive offering at
$24.50
Second docs.
Fur Storage
Send your fur gar-
ments to Road’s to be
stored through 1hr.
summer months. Re-
repair-
Eng done at reasonable
cost. Charges fer same,
can be paid when gar-
ments are taken out of
storage nexrfall. ~r~
Telephone ‘
' “Glove Silk"
Bodicc Vests, $2.50
Knickers, stepein style,
Knickers \ with elastic.‘
knee, ' $3.50
in flesh and orchid col-
or.
Knickers in extra sizes,
flesh color only. $4.50
Pettern Counter
Those who embroid-
er will be glad to know
that there are Stamp-
ing Patterns on Egyp-
tian designs ready to
apply on crepes and
soft silks of plain color.
'Among these are the
familiar scarabs with
wings, the figures seen
on walls and an occa-
‘sionnl cartouche. The
cartouche can be adapt.
'cd for the fronts of
blouses, and if one is
clever her own mono-
gram may be substitut-
ed
Pattern-Conn ter.
Third door.
Children’s Books.
For 1 to 3 yesrs.
Attractive Linen Books.
“The Coitontsii
Family"
"Peter Rabbit.”
“Fairy Tales"
“Baby’s A. B. C."
For 4 to 8 yours.
“Kneetime Animal
Stories” by Barnum.
“Jack Rabbit Series”
Cory.
“Rainbow Gold”
Teasdale.
For 8 to 12 years.
“Heide” by Spyri.
f‘The Cuckoo Clock"
Mavlesworth.
“The Little Lame
Prince”
by ..Inlo: .k
“East of the Sun and
West of the Moon,"
illustrated by Neilson
"Green Forest" and
“Green M e a d o W"
Series by Burgess.
“Animal Stories”
Burgess.
For 12 so 14 years.
. “Red Robin" and
“Aprllly” by Abbott. ’
. “Lorna D.:one"'
' Blacknmre.
“Evangeline"
Longfellow.
Miller.
‘ “Adrift on the
Amazon”
. “The Pathless Trail”
Friel.
Nam door.
“Moth K’L"
'An odorless and
stainless moth preven-
tive that can be spray-
.cd dire: ily on any gar-
ment. rugs, etc, with.
out inkling coloring -
or texture. It renders
them sbsoluteiy moth
proof for a long time.
Especially recommend-
ed for spraying inside
‘ of pianos thereby pre-
venting moths from
eating the felt. Not
- only kills the moth but
also the larvae. ;
' Outfit consists of
half pmt bottle of K43
and sprayer. f
.“6' ”w ’7“ out MI v ,., ‘~
! fl “‘4‘. I" M'
i¥‘“I-‘.I,.v
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